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certainly the Archibald’s house on Oakleaf is a special place to visit, Marion
and Archie have added so many eclectic touches that you are challenged to be more
creative yourself. The lovely grey bam panelling is from the old tobacco sheds so
famaJ.iar to Nor-ch Carolina, The red tile floors are from Mexico, The oats are
iror.i Ecuador, The YorJ'shire terriers, the magnificenb staghom ferns, the very
skyl3.ght alj. add personal touches frcm the.lr travels, Marion and Archie are
Florida. It was from the Jxtra-ccastal Waterway that they
^ ^ V. with this area, and, like many of the rest of us, they spent
Atlantis deciding this was it. So the beautiful 70 foot cdi-
\ar.ed tr6.wler, biiilt in South America, is for sale. It just isn't practical for
s.i^^j-;.ow^Taxers, They intend to en.;;Oy our relaxed living in every way possible,
an . we in turn say a warm welcome to both of them.
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FOCDM Brand new is Johnie's Pizza Palace in Indian Beach, There’s plenty of
pa.i.ii:g space inyediately next to the Salter Path Post Office, The owner is Johnie
.i-'-.-nson, a retired amj pilot, who did own the hard>;are store nearby. From t:-.e
o-^i.,>„Ge ycw.. can :>ee the Mediterranean influence. The double stairs, balcony, aixd
f future gift shop. This fall the landscaping will be
^ inside is already in full swing with service from IjOO p.m.
mioi-ight. The m3at-ball sandwiches are $1.75, the Italian lasagna is $2,75,
ne -nizzas are varied, and the draft beer is served in icy mugs, Johnie expeccF
\- open all year, axid Judg5ng from the parking lot, more and more people are
dL.sooYering this friendly and convenient spot,
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h—adopted by a friendly Siamese or a black and white long-
a.^ cat. These two of the Campbell’s many cats have strayed, and Major Jim
a IT. ^'06x1 stopped in to say that if someone has found either cat and would like
will be fine. He and Jackie would just like to know that the
s u-ajs have found homes, Jackie (Capt, Marguerite Campbell), by the way, is
temr)orarily on duty with the Karine Corps in Washington, D, C.
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rnyi .!. ^ HOME TO RENT WHILE YOU BUILD? Contact the Brossman’s at 726-89I5,
“‘bedroom home near Pine Knoll Shores, unfurnished but with
and wi*ll-to-wall carpeting. There is a carport and a garage and utility
rco:..i in which extra furniture coxild be stored.
““ ^ large group met at Irma Brossman’s August 26 where they saw the
a ouu the hirrricane, Camille, which our town Civil Defense group has shown at
several tovn grov:p meetings. Colonel Bob O’Neal, our PKS Civil Defense Director,
spo.^e o plans being made for emergency procedures in PKS, Among other plans is a
7 course to be taught by Dr, Victor Fresca, Mary Cay Smith (Mrs, Kerney
signing up those who wish to take the course. In addition to seeing
- e ii..m, the club discussed future plans which include plantings at the new Tc-'rn
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"^-ud work to develop the wooded area at Davis Landing into a beautiful park
^ e eptember 23 Garden Club meeting will be a field trip starting at 10 a,m, at th2
own Kail to hike the town property and see the interesting plants and marsh area,
i - ' ^pse interested, both men and women, are invited to join this field trip,
suggested. In case of hard rain (no, not just a sprinkle), the trip
W3 ii be held the next day instead.
Something new has been added to the triangle at Mimosas shells which msike the
^ antiiig look more attractive and help keep down the weeds. The shells were donated
y Smith of Salter Path, and Calvin Willis of PKS donated time and a truck to
haul the shells. Thank you, both of you,
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^D A PM'IT NOTE — no, pachysandra and myrtle do not grow wild in Pine Knoll Shores,
i.en and Yola Hanan planted some on their lot on Beechwood and when they camo back to
otake out their house in August, it was gone. Someone apparently thought these were
native plants and dug them up to take home. The Hanans have gone home to ChatJiam,
New Jersey to raise more plants to transplant to their future home in PKS, and t’
are hoping for better luck next time, Ken is editor of Associated Construction
Publications and Yola teaches first grade. She has already been to Beaufort t
quire about getting teaching certification in North Caxolina, They are both
to build in PKS. ^ oOo