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^ • • Page -4- Official matches will start the week of September 19 and continue for seven weeks* The fee for regulars is sU0*00. In addition to the tournament there will be two fun round robins at 2 p.m. Friday, October 7 and Friday, October 28 follov;ed by a BYOB somewhere or other? Please get in on this by September 5-* You can sign up as a regular or a substitute. Blocks of eight players will be scheduled, and should there be extras, those who played last spring v/ill be given precedence* TOxTY and IliijiTE KLEPACKI dreamed up the idea for the ropes and buoys at the beach, and aren’t they neat? The Klepackis lived in Brickto^^m, N.J., x-zhere theye were ropes like these, and they figured v/e needed some here, too« Irene remembered she felt more in control in the water v/ith something to grab on to, that swimmers didn't get in the v/ay of fishermen, that surfers didn't bump into swimmers, and that everybody just plain felt safer. So Tony worked with KEN KNIGHT and HARRY HALL on all this; he got GENERAL ELDER to take him to see the Coast Guard about it and the Coast Guard donated and delivered three monumentally heavy cement blocks to the beach. Then Tony got the rest of the things together, doing the macrame on those buoys him self, and, under his direction, the blocks v/ere sunk and the topes strung out by volunteers who, indidentally, walked out into that water until their hats floated, in some cases! Thanks, Klepackis, and thanks, all you cement carriers, tooj and the Pine Knoll Association for funding it. TUCI^ED IN betv/een the deli and the basket shop in the Causeway shopping area is the Causeway Florist and Gift Shop, now open, offered us by CLAUDETTE ROSE (do you sense an appropriateness in the name?) v/ho has come recently from Wilson, brim^uing with experience and enthusiasm. She has a big variety of merchandise, including hanging baskets, dried arrangements, and fresh flowers; she v/ill be especially pleased to do weddings, she has a wire service, and will also deliver. Also in her shop are local crafts for sale, aB well as some greeting cards. piE HOl’l.a'IT we told you about hac come: we go into our four-times-a-year rou- tine, beginning va.th this issue* We will not be heard from again until December, when we will no doubt be bulging v;ith tidbits of all sorts. You will have figured out that your i53*50 now gets you three years worth of Shorelines instead of one. For v/hatever that is worth. Please feel free to ring us up v/ith nev/s items you think might keep until December: nev/ people, nev7 shops, nev; activities, old activities for that matter* And so, for now, farewell!
The Shore Line (Pine Knoll Shores, N.C.)
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