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• • Page -3- The aquarium is alv;ays an interesting spot — daily feedings at 2:00 p.m. and "Aquarium Talk" on Sundays at 3:00 p.m. This is a close-up look at one of the Center's live animals or plants, starfish, sea turtles, corals, hermit crabs, alligators and many more. On August 10 at 8:00 p^m., Richard King present a talk on "Coastal Zone Alternative - An Economic Pcrspective"-- a review of development options open to coastal residents and governments with an analysis of the economic cont:ext of these options. There are films every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. -- August 11, "The Hidden VJorld"; August l8, "Outcasts of the Islands", N.C. ELEixENTS II has opened on the causev/ay right near the ABC store; offered there are baskets most unusual and incredibly reasonably priced. Glenn Rose is in charge, and he has gone to Peru for some of these bargains, as v;ell as to Charleston, S.C., for baskets that are part of an old African craft, the oldest in this country. They are made from pine needles, marsh grass, and palmetto, are extremely sturdy, and wonderfully usable. There are also plenty of baskets from the Philippines in various shapes and sizes, and Glenn is a personable young man v;ho has many tales to tell about the history of his baskets, so you'll want to hang around awhile, and he has some neat Peruvian records playing to put you in the right mood. OUT ON 70 West, beside the beachcomber and the old church flea market is another nei; shop, liiPULSE. Follov/ your impulse next time you’re out that way and ease in for a look. Pat Kindell haer brought together some fantas tic imported casual clothes (great dresses from Greece and Guatemala, etc.) along v/ith v;oven hangings from Colombia, some original looking jewelry, ceramics, paintings, and lots of other surprises that make up one of the finest shops to open around here in a long time, THE SHORELINE DEADLII\fE HANGS over our heads like an ominous rain cloud each month (a month goes by at about the speed a v/eek did in one's youth) and we find that lately, as v/ives of travelling, working husbands, we are travelling, too(not working, too, but travelling, too). And so, one morning recently, we had a summit meeting over coffee and buttermilk biscuits, and v/e made a staggering decision: FROM SEPTEiiBER ON, "[ILL PUBLISH THE SHORELIIIE FOUR TIilES A YEAR, Be not ala.rmed, especial3}y those of you v/ho have just sent us money. Your dollars will simply go four times as far. So - you have this August issue in your handsj in September you X'/ill have a September issue. Then the next one v/ill come to you in December, the next in harch, and the next in June, And so it will go. It may happen that, from time to time, we v/ill have more to say than what fits on four sheets, in which case v/e v/ill use thicker paper and print on both sides, to avoid having to lick more stamps, Me hope you can go along v/ith us on this and v/e are grateful to you in ad vance. In future v/e expect to have more v/riting help, v/hich will give you variety in reporting styles. more on this later. IN CASE YOU DIDN'T IQIOW, the Bookmobile has continued to visit us all summer this year; v/atch the Carteret News Times for exact dates in August and Sep tember. It stops at liurrills' on Yaupoiii. ON LuBLOLLY HEAi. nIuOSA you v/ill meet, mostly on v/eekends for av/hile (maybe 8 years), i.ARY and FRED LOPP, of Raleigh, whom v/e talked to one recent Sunday v/hen they v/ere dov/n v/ith their 6th-going-into-7th grader, Roddie, Fred works v/ith the Army Reserve in Raleigh - they all love the beach and look forv/ard to their visits to their PKS getaway haven. The Lopps also have tv/o other children, grov/n, and tv/o grandchildren. ALICE and JACK OAICEY are newly in residence on Oakleaf, near the boat basin. They had retired in Roanoke, Va., but realized gradually that they v/ere spending several months a year right dov/n here at the beach (in a mobile home in Salter Path)., so they decided to limit themselves to just one house, and that in PKS. Jack v/orked for the Norfolk and ^-'Qstern Railroad in Roanoke. Their tv/o sons and families live up north: Chris in Berkeley Heights, N.J., and Glenn in Schenectady, N.Y., and Alice says they are all much more likely to visit the grandparents at the beach than in Roanoke. The Oakeys have been members of Bogue Banks Country Club for a fev/ years; in fact. Jack was 1976 golf champion here! They both like to fish and clam and crab and surely v/e all lmo\i then that they've come to the right place*, LAURA CATHERINE and JOE IicCLEES have joined us on liimosa, near Brock Basin, She's from Beaufort and he's from Oriental, and they've been living in Iiore- head. Joe is Coastal Ambassador for North Carolina (under Hov/ard Lee,
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