30 Years of Fun and Service
The Pine Knoll Shores Women’s Club celebrated its 30th anniversary on February 21 at a festive reception attended by club members, town dignitaries,
Pine Knoll Shores town staff and local residents. Joan Lamson, former Women’s Club president and former Pine Knoll Shores mayor, presided over the
celebration, highlighting the importance of the club to members and the community. Agreeing with Ms. Lamson, Mayor Ken Jones said the Women's Club
“epitomizes the character and spirit of the town of Pine Knoll Shores."
Photo by Dan Law
Photo by Evelyn O’Neill
Joan Lamson delighted attendees v
Former Women’s Club president Elaine Tempel (left), Mayor Ken Jones and Police trip” to the early days of the Womer
Chief Lorrie Lepore tnbute to the spirit of the club and its
Photo by Kay Dixon
Pine Knoll Shores resident Bonnie Ferneau has enjoyed life since retiring from Morehead City Primary
School, but she finds time to return for special occasions—as she did on Dr. Seuss’ birthday when she
visited this kindergarten class as the Cat in the Hat.
Peyton Ashton (center), grandson of Pine Knoll Shores residents Bob and Linda Kirk, ceiebr
March at Gamer Park on a spring-like day before the chilly weather came around for one mi
Photo by Richard Seale
The good news: this
Green Heron gets
to fish 365 days a
year. The bad news:
if he doesn’t catch
something, there’s no
fast food option.
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Street in Raleigh? One suggestion: wait patie
and carefully go straight.
16 The Shoreline I April 2014