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Pine Knoll Shores resident Mary Kanyha (left) was in her favorite reading spot on
the sittum at Ocean Park in late May when Kelly Moeller and David Pezley arrived
to take pictures by the ocean prior to their wedding at The Country Club of the
Crystal Coast. Assured that she wasn’t “in the way,” Mary continued to read—and
learned later that she ended up in several of the photos. A bit of serendipity: Mary
and Kelly’s grandparents. Robert and Dorothy Herbst, were in the same social
group back when that’s how residents got to know each other. Kelly is the daughter
of Pine Knoll Shores residents Tom and Cindy MoeWer—Photo by BienLeRcy, Emerald isle
First Day of School Photos
We would like to feature our youngest residents on their first day of
school in the October issue of The Shoreline. Please submit your high
resolution pictures to shoreline@townofpks.com by Friday, September 11,
and include children’s names, grade, school, photographer’s name and any
other information you would like to share. Kids love to see their picture in
the paper, and so do we.—The Editors
Pine Knoll Shores resident
Tom King (left) recently
made a hole-in-one on the
15th hole at The Country
Club of the Crystal Coast.
After playing three sets
of tennis in the morning,
he decided to join Steve
Dunlap and his daughter
Allison for a round of golf.
As Tom tells it, his golf
game wasn’t going well,
but he says that he likes
the philosophy shared by a
friend years ago; it’s better
to be lucky than good. Tom
attributes the hole-in-one
to pure luck, noting that
not only is it the first one
he’s ever achieved, it’s the
first one he’s ever seen in
person. Congratulations,
Tom.—Photo by Allison Dunlap
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I^^ails across Bogue Sound to the Beacon’s Reach Marina in Pine Knoll Shores every
of the need to dodge stormy weather. The one pictured here came on a low
hampers enjoy some time at the beach before heading back across the sound.
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Participants in Junior Golf Camp at The Country Club of the Crystal Coast receive
instruction from club golf pro Chip Chamberlain. Golf camp is a popular activity for
young summertime visitors to Pine Knoll Shores.—Photo by Sandy Hale
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