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OLGA and STURGIS HEDRICK are living in an A-frame on Acorn Court, They come to us
fr-^m Buffalo, N, Y,, where Sturgis wasBuffalo Evening News and has now turned
wri ter. They spent last year in Spain where he worked on his novel. Their
daighters are^Tania, in N, Y,, Susan, Bead:^ng. Pa.,, (a new mother July 29th - a
boy) and Virginia, aboui: to begine her first year at the U, of Visconsin in
M?vQi3on, Olga and Sturgis like, among other things, bridge and chess,
Gj.NG2R and JACK GOLDSTEIN are moved in on Loblolly *that long log house on
Loblolly - Jack runs the Trade Winds at Salter Path, plays golf, and they like
briif^e and the beach. Their kids are Bennie, a sophomore at Chapel Hill, and
Mail,, a senior at West Ca2?teret, They came last year from Windsor, N* C,, and had
beea living in Pine Knoll To:«ies,
NAT4LIE and FRED HILTZ live on the comer of Willow and Salter Path, He was in
misolie research at Johns Hopkins University and is now with NAARF at Cherry Point,
They-ve been busy raising Lynn, 2^, Will, 22, Katrina, 17, ard Carl, almost l6.
Last summer Natalie had to revive a small child who had fallen into the canal!
She d like to take some sort of emergency medical training course. The Hiltzes
wi.ll be a part of our new Civil Defense Program,
PIN^ KNOLL ASSOCIATION ARCHITECTURAL COMMITTEE reminds ’’new " PKS people that
their covenants and restrictions should be carefiaiy read by all (additional
copies available from committee). The agent who sold residents property should
have fully informed them of these restrictions, but it is the resident who is
ultiirately respoiisible for asking about clear title, covenants and restrictions
wLi'ih set limits to the use of the property. These covenants and restrictions
mak^ it possible for all property owneirs cooperatively to establish a complete
comiiiunity.
It is the covenants and restrictions which protect and enhance the investment of
ea?h owner, not only monetarily but environmentally. They provided for the
creaAion of Pine Knoll Association, Inc*, whiish has power to maintain and adminis
ter community properties (in ’’new** PKS) such as parks and boat lamps, and to
enforce^ al3 covenants and restrictions^ The Association has appointed the
^'■^fij'^Qptural Control Committee to whom all pi^ot plans, house plans, renovation,
to Approved houses, intent to erect fences, walls, or other s-lructures,
at least 30 days prior to application for either a landscape or
bul'^.di'^.g pemitj
The Coi.uni'btea meets the first and third Monday of each month. Its members are:
MILTON Y.Aj^CK, Chairman, WAYNE CLEVELAND* MARTHAfIUn*ENBEIRG and DAN VAUGHAN. All
BX3 Filling to answer your questions, i
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MR, H, 0, EDWARDS of the ECU Regional Development Institute spoke to the PKS Garden
Club Mondmy, July 22, at NEWELL HALLER*S, about the studies his people have made'
on developing the commercial ai^a of PKS* He showed a map called a schematic plan,
aft^r celling the group that PKS is a well planned community. Garden Club members
weT« urged to ’’lobby'* for careful fencing or tree planting between the residential
ar.i the commercial areas of PKS and to work toward bringing sensible zoning and
architectural restrictions to our community,
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The Garden Clu3i now has 18 members, VlflAN MacDONAIjD reported the Mimosa Drive
project complete with plastic and scallop shells. Next meeting: Monday, August 26th
10:00 A,M,, IRMA BROSSMAN'S, with GERT WARNER, co-hostess,
APOLOGIES TO PIKSCO, We referred to their June 15th meeting as their first annual
meeting. It was the second. The fiiBt wsis held June 30» 19731 in "the District
Court Room in Beaufort, \
DO YOU HAVE YOUR YELK)W PARKING STICKERS, Y*ALL Pine Knoll Association folks? You
need *em for sure in the parking lots. Printed warnings are being placed on cars
parked 'without stioksrs!
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