QUR Taylor Renee Riley, youngest resident of Pine Knoll Shores was born
on December 2 at 1:09 PM, v/eighing in at 7 lbs. 2-|- ozs. Her parents
NEIGHBORS are Kim and Gerald Michael Riley of 122 Mimosa Drive. Her grand parents
are Mrs. Odell Flynn (Martha) and I4r. and Mrs. Gerald Addison Riley, of
Durham. Mairbha said, "Taylor was my mother’s name and Renee was Kim*s best
friend’s name. She has very dark eyes and looks like Odell." Mchael ox-jns the
Fishing Fever Seafood and Tackle Shop in Salter Path.
Evon and George E. Lott of 106 Flickory Court are the proud parents of
Georgette Carrow born November 30, at 2:30 Al^i, and weighed 7 lbs. 7 oz. Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Lott of Knollwood Banks and Mrs. Larry Jones of Kinston are the grand
parents. George and Evon moved to Pine I^noll Shores in September 1979* He grew
up in Atlantic Beach. Now he is Construction Superintendant for Miller Construction
Company of Wilmington. Evon had been a Superior Court reporter for 11 years,
now is on leave of absence. Even’s maiden name was Carrovj.
Dorothy and Bob Herbst moved from Armonk, N. Y., to 103 Birch Court
in August. He had been with American Gan Company for years, retiring as
a Systems Consultant. He knew Brad vSmith and Scott Cuthi'll, v;ho also worked
with American Can. Dorothy worked as a secretary to the director of Jennie
Clarkson Home, a home for girls in Valhalla. Bob likes fixing things around
the house, fishing, bowling, golf aai.d is interested in EMT. Dorothy sews, does
needlework, and bowls. They visited the Cuthills several times, bought their
lot on their first visit. They have five children. A married daughter, and
the younger son, a policeman, live in .taonk. The older son has ti^ro children
and lives in Tallahasee. Another daughter is a physical education in Hartsdale,
and the third daughter is at College of Boca Raton, Florida.
Arline and Troy P. Rhodes moved to 17? Oakleaf from Gape May, N.J., where
they had lived for 9 years. Trc;,' is a Chief Warrant Officer and engineer
aboard the USCGG Conifer based at Ft. Macon. His hobby is working on his cars.
Both are North Carolinians. Arline likes bov/ling, vjorking in ceramics and
seidng. I'Jhen they learned they were being transferred here, the^^ went house
hunting, and thus found Pine Knoll Shores. They have a farm in VJallace, N.C.,
which was originally Arline’s home. Their eldest son vjorks as an engineer for
R. J. Reynolds, in VJinston-Salern. The £'.econd son is a seaman with Texaco at
Port Arthur, Texas. The ^^oungest son a sophmore at Gaston College at
Gastonia, studying industrial engj.neering...Olga Hedrick