Bl3*el on comnercial milling permits. They recommended approval of a shed at the Carolina Water nomr^nv another section of Westport condominiums. Reports on both c^i^s^^ SSST contin^^^i^+^«°*°VKJ^ ^lantine read a letter from Clark Hutchinson, lAo has dls- cl^™ Oakleaf, expressing his intention to Clean up the building site as soon as possible, a site plan for a new home on Bogue Sound, near Oakleaf and dune topping and considerable fill, the •*Pretty«Committee agreed to delay a decision until it would make an on-site inspection. JOAN DAWSON •oOo ^ benarel The green bag army is on the march again! The Pine Knoll Shores Garden Club will sponsor the amual Green Bag Day on Wednesday, October 2l^. President GRSVH Bir + Jean 0 Keefe invites all members, spouses, friends and neighbors GRSLBAG to meet at Brc«:k Basin at 9:30 a.m. to pick up a plastic trash Sg and ' DAY IS SET their assignments of pick-up areas, FOR OCTOBER 2^^ Zumbach, is general chairman of the event. She will be assisted Bu+>1 M 5? Brossman, Billie Hathome, Audrey Hoffmeyer, Louise Jolltz McAnaw, Kay McNally, Ub Schlimper and Vem Wallace, She will ®P°°" ^he chili luncheon that will be served at the Town Hall following the town clean-up. ^ newly formed PKS Women's Club have offered to provide dessert and cooperate in the Green Bag Day efforts, Toi« R^erlck moved to their new house at 126 Oakleaf Drive from EJneiald bmy gettS*sett2d^ doing a lot of the finishing work themselves and are still very “ a dentist in Galllpolis, Ohio in 1981. Carolyn was librarian NEIGHBORS ^ College at the time of retirement but she had also been society . editor of the local paper. They moved to Einerald Isle, whei% they had been years, and thought they had found the place they wanted to live. How- ? v’, nature of the community was not entirely to their liking and they began to look for something more. They think they have found it in Pine Knoll Shores. In n.1^ °"® married and living in Louisiana and the other ttiey had worried a lot about their older daughter living so near the „f husband were here visiting when Diana threatened and they f! in stride except Boris, their young cat who didn't like the confinement at all. j e »- creative. Carolyn does a lot of needlework and was woAlng at Swedish weaving when I was there. Evan likes models of any kind. His trains. . ’ ^ t*nk are on display now but will be operating as soon as he has time or them. He is also Interested in photography and has his own dark room. One of the r^ in ^e house ^ been made into a Tap Room, replete with player piano, nicklodeon anA otoer vintage accoutrements to authenticate the atmosphere. Other rooms in the house may still need finishing but this one has it all, MARY KORFF

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