K4TW Event
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Earlier, Josh Race and Dom Boccolo and their crew set up tents,
tables and chairs at McNeill Park for general viewing and at Garner
Park where most of the festivities were held. Registration opened
at 8 a.m. for those who had not previously registered. Sam Scudder
was responsible for securing 40 loaner kayaks for folks who needed
them. A number of young Marines from Camp Lejeune and Cherry
Point helped unload and jockey the kayaks to and from vehicles.
Our kayaks came back cleaner than they have been in three years!
Elaine Holt and her team staffed the raffle table and sold tickets.
Cam Anderson put his chef s apron on and grilled 400 hot dogs to
serve lunch to volunteers, participants and others.
While all of this was taking place, families were registering for
the fun bike ride at McNeill Park—29 riders in all. Trophies were
awarded to Jordan Ellerson of Holly Springs and Carson Cicchi of
Morehead City as the first ones finished.
Following the ride, bikers travelled up to Garner Park for lunch
and the kayak awards. Ray Moore won the Mens 22-64 division with
a winning time of 33:40. The results are as follows:
Women. 65 and older
1st place: Carol Santos
2nd place: Dorothy Steenland
3rd Place: Dianne Gagnon
Women. 22-64
1st place: Pamela Stringer
2nd place: Stephanie Mills
3rd place: Sloan Freeman
Women. 21 and under
1st place: Haley Moccia
2nd place: BaOey Lowry
3rd place: Lily McDannold
Men. 65 and older
1st place: Shannon Smylie
2nd place: James Neville
3rd place: Bill Steenland
Men. 22-64
1st place: Ray Moore
2nd place: Joel Carlyle
3rd place: Paul Hausen
Men. 21 and under
1st place: Matt Logan
2nd place: Ashton Lee
3rd place: Tyler Hunt
The Warrior Winner was the participant whose race time was cal
culated by taking the raw time and subtracting one second for every
dollar raised. This year s Warrior was James Castellow, son-in-law
of Bruce Carbrey. He raised $2,820. The complete list of raw times
and warrior times can be found on our website, www.kayakforth-
ewarriors.org. The dragon boat designed by Mike Hargett and Bill
and Tina Keefe won the fun boat race—or was that the Loch Ness
monster?
Entertaining us throughout the morning were Pine Knoll Shores
residents Pete and Patricia Sauter. Face painting was a highlight for
the kids, thanks to Trish Kramer.
If you missed the Homes Tour on Thursday, June 5, you missed
a real treat. The 12 featured homes were elegant, as well as interest
ing and unique. Each reflected the personalities of the owners. Our
sincere thanks go to these homeowners and all of the volunteers who
helped to “babysit” the homes. We have heard nothing but compH-
ments on this first-ever event.
The Homes Tour included admission to the auctions and recep
tion held at the aquarium on Thursday evening, or tickets were
available at the door for a donation of $5. Food, donated by several
eateries, and drinks were available. Folks could imbibe and nibble as
they perused the silent auction and placed their bids. The live auc
tion began at 7:30 p.m. Mayor Jones introduced Jan Frye from the
Veterans Administration, who in turn introduced six wounded war
riors who are currently enrolled at the VA Acquisition Academy in a
three-year program dubbed “Warriors-to-Workforce.” This program
is designed to train participants to become government acquisition
CONTENTS
Public Safety 5
Current Sudoko 5
Fishing and Hunting 6
Dining Out 8
Pine Knoll Shores Commissioners’ Meetings 9
What's Up With PARC? 12
Kramer’s Korner 12
History of Pine Knoll Shores 13
Country Club News 14
Real Estate News .....14
PIKSCO Happenings.... 15
Women’s Club 15
Town Crier 16-17
At the Aquarium 19
Mayor’s Memo 19
Garden Club 23
At the Library 23
PKANews 25
Book Talk 25
Bridging the Gap 27
Current Crossword 30
Previous Crossword Solution 30
Previous Sudoko Solution 30
Events Calendar 31
professionals. About 70 wounded veterans are currently in the pro
gram. The standing ovation these warriors received was a testament
to the town’s commitment to our patriots. Jan Frye also presented the
mayor with a plaque from the VA thanking Pine Knoll Shores for its
contributions.
Auctioneers on Deck took over the live auction festivities. How
ard Henderson and Mary Ellen Eurich did a great job of keeping the
auction lively and fun. We had some really terrific items this year,
including box seats to two Carolina Panthers games, a stay at a house
in the Bahamas, dental work certificates and a gorgeous quilt by
Cindy Moeller and Karen Zaenker. Thanks to all of our sponsors for
providing food, drink and auction items.
When we combine the receipts from all events, we are confident
that we can turn over a check to Hope for the Warriors* for $75,000,
which is $5,000 more than last year. A special thanks goes to Bud
Pitzer who herded all the cats, kept us all in line and once again
provided stellar leadership in putting it all together. Thanks, Bud, for
your energy, patience, effort and commitment.
Please see the Town Crier on pages 16-17 for photos of the events.
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Special Thanks
We regret to announce that Dan Law has decided to step
down from his duties as Shoreline photographer after
almost four years of volunteer service. In addition to his
contributions as a photographer, Dan has written the
“Geek Corner” and “Recycling News” columns during his
time with the newspaper. He has been willing to sacrifice
his family time to attend functions to capture just the
right shot, and his decision to get on with the business of
being retired will leave a hole in our staff. We wish Dan
the very best and thank him for his years of service.
—The Editors
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