Ancient Mariners
Our crew sailed thru the first quarter with
"splendiferous" scores!
Team #3 with Gordon Heuter, at the helm, is
in first place. High rollers for the men were:
Les Scarpone 217,221,200
Bob Gallo 216,207
Gordon Hueter 232.
High scorers for the ladies were:
Del Ericksen 188,
Lil Zaminer 183
Kathy Keegan 181.
Our 500+ club included:
Gordon Hueter 594, 513, 504
Bob Gallo 582, 545, 503
Les Scarpone 547, 580, 530
Art Stone 528
Don Forster 522
Duke Foulk & Ray Szypulski 500
and Del Ericksen for the ladies 511.
There's still room on our substitute list for
interested bowlers. If you care to join in the fun
call Dot Herbst 247-2879. Joan Smith
PINE KNOLL SHORES WOMEN'S CLUB
The Pine Knoll Shores Women's Club will
open the holiday season with a festive luncheon
Thursday, December 7, at the Officers' Club at
Cherry Point. A social hour begins at 11:30
a.m., followed by luncheon and entertainment
by a barbershop chorus.
Attendance is limited to members who have
paid their 1995-96 dues and their spouses and
special guests. The cost is $9.50 per person,
payable in advance.
Those planning to attend are advised to allow
an hour for driving time. Car pooling is
recommended. Members with vans are needed.
Contact Bobbie Riggs or Barbara Flynt for
transportation information and admission passes
to the base.
Because of the luncheon there will be no
regular meeting in December. Anyone who has
not yet paid dues may send a check to the
Treasurer, Joyce Prather, 122 McGinnis Drive.
PINE KNOLL SHORES GARDEN CLUB
PKS Garden Club met November 8 at Town
Hall. Casey Griffin reported on the District #11
Garden Club meeting held at the Royal
Pavillion Restaurant on October 31.
The meeting was hosted by the Seashore
Council (Morehead, Pine Knoll Shores, Emerald
Isle and Swansboro). There are 35 garden clubs
in District 11. Thirty-one clubs were
represented. The NC state president, Mrs. James
Garver attended, as well as other officers.
PKS won the award for their yearbook (written
by Marge Sellers), and the Seashore Council
won an award for their yearbook. The next
regular Seashore Council meeting will be held
at the PKS Library, on November 29th at 9:30
AM. It will be "a secret-fun meeting."
Julia Woolard reported on Luminaria sales.
For those of you who are new to this area, PKS
has had a tradition for years, of lining the
streets, and the boat basins at Brock Basin,
Davis Landing and Hall Haven with Christmas
candles on Christmas Eve. The kits are $5.00 for
10 candles and 10 paper bags. You may also
make a donation to help puchase candles to be
placed and lit in memory of someone. To order
kits, call Julia Woolard (247-6030) or Connie
Parker (247-3033). They may be picked up at
Town Hall on December 6th, 11:00 to 12:00.
Claire Winslow introduced the speaker,
Charlotte Garrette from Havelock who spoke on
"Ikebana, Japanese flower arranging." Mrs.
Garrette has lived in Japan, and she explained
the importance of flower arranging to the
Japanese. It goes back to the 6th Century. All
Japanese women learn about flower arranging at
an early age, and it is one of the arts and social
graces necessary to learn, prior to marriage.
Mrs. Garrette made several interesting flower
arrangements.
Gardening Tip: Fertilize your trees and shrubs
with about 2 tbsp. potash, that will increase
the strength of the roots. Be sure to water.
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