MARCH 1993
VOLUME V - ISSUE 3
The Shoreline
Editor's Corner
J
I is around the
I corner and Wc truly
believe that everyone is
ready! February is over
and here it is March already. Jim
and I celebrate our 15th
anniversary this month and we
continue to be amazed how cjuickly
time has flown by. Have a
wonderful Spring and God Bless All!
Sincerely. Ellen & Jim Peirce
FROM THE MAYOR
- FK.5 has received notification
from N.C. Coastal Resources
Commission that on January 2ft
and 29, CRC reviewed the town of
Pine Knoll Shores Land Use Plan
Update. Upon finding that the plan
meets the requirements of the
Coastal Area Management Act and
the state guidelines for Land Use
Planning, the Commission approved
the plan. With this approval, Pine
Knoll Shores' updated plan
becomes the official Land Use Plan,
and acts as an important link
between local, state and Federal
Government. P.K.S. Town Board
extends many thanks to Cliff
Mitchell, Chairman, and his
committee, Lois Hefflefingcr, Al
Schmidt, Ed Bowman, Arthur
&rowr\c, Margery Turney, and
Maureen Parker.
Happy St. Patty 9 Day!
GARDEN CLUB ANNUAL
SPRING PLANT SALE
4" Potted Geraniums, begonias,
caladiums, impatiens
6" Potted Geraniums
Call to Order
Lois Jean O'Keefe 247-4100
Judy Polt - 240-3425
Ruth Gibson - 247-5199
Pick up orders at Town Hall
on
Friday, April 16
10:00AM -12:00 NOON
The PInc Knoll Shores
Garden Club
February 1993
A Valentine theme set
the tone for the February 10th
meeting. Hazel Byrd's two
outstanding flower arrangements
showed unusual creativity. A full
blown pink peony provided the focus
of the first arrangement,
surrounded by bursting camelia
buds, red valentine hearts,
podocarpus and shiny camelia
leaves. The second floral
arrangement was really unicjue
insofar as the flowers themselves
were created from Bermuda onions
cut radically all around so that they
opened up like awakening blooms.
Pink or red dyes will enhance the
appearance. Fatsia, podocarpus,
red hearts and lotus leaves provided
the background. Refreshment
Hostesses Ann Hitch, Marge
Kalning, Hazel Byrd, and Maggie
Johnson whipped up a sumptious
spread of pineapple wedges,
raspberry cookies, mini cranberry
muffins, drop lemon rounds, pecan
balls and Dijon cream cheese and
chive triangles. President Marge
Sellers made the happy
announcement that Lois Jean
O'Keefe has been elected President
of the Seashore Council of Garden
Clubs for 1993 -94. To celebrate
Arbor Day on March 19th it was
decided that the Garden Club will
plant a tree in the memory of Past
President, Vern Wallace. Jason
Veasey of Jason's French Market
Grille spoke on "Cooking With Herbs."
The Garden Club would like to extend
a belated thank you to our
hostesses for January, Vi Dclbalso,
Pat Flinn, Dot Belding, and Ket
Blissert who provided a delectable
spread of fruit kabobs, honey buns,
Cheddar cookies and sandwich
triangles. Bill Newman of "Munden's
Garden Center spoke on "The
Planting and Care of Roses."
Clare Winslow - Publicity