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Menbers of the Pine Knoll Shores Garden Club spent a delightful Wednesday on
October 10th, as guests of David and Jeanne Clement of Sneads Ferry, Members toured
the 15 acre honesite with Mrs, Clement as their guide, explaining her extensive herb
gardens, orchards, greenhouse, potting shed, etc,, and sending
GARDEN CUgBERS all her guests home with several gifts of potted herbs, plant
TOUR SNEADS FERRY cuttings, and seed pods. The Clements, who garden as a hobby, not
a commercial enterprise, also welcomed the ladies to their home
for lunch. This included tasty proof of the use of herbs in cooking.
At a brief meeting preceding the tour. President Lois Jean O’Keefe welcomed
members to a new club year - a year's activities which started a month late due to
HurricaiP Diana, She introduced Kay Kalkines and Dovie Wingard who were guests at
the meeting,
Jean 2«umbach reminded members to be on hand on Wednesday, October 24, for Green
Bag Day, Pick-up starts from Brock Basin at 900 a.m,
Audrey Hoffmeyer asked members to collect and press leaves for a tree identifi
cation program scheduled for the M^ch meeting,
A committee will be formed to study means of improving the appearance of the
medians at the entrances to town on Oakleaf Drive and Mimosa Boulevard,
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