JUNE 1993
Volume 5 Issue©
D
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ONE YEARI
EDITOR'S
CORNER
We personally wish to thank the
EMS Rescue Squad for the
wonderful care they gave Jim and
I recently. Jim woke me at
2:30am Mother's Day morning
with speech problems, I called the
EMS and they were there so
prompdy, I didn't have time to get
upset, the whole group was
organized, professional and
thorough. I was impressed with
the sense of purpose they all
presented. With their prompt
action, Jim has almost recovered
from his stroke. I also need to
thank the PKS Police, their
calmness and professionalism was
a needed port in the storm. We
are lucky to have these people
with us here in Pine Knoll Shores,
a real paradise.
We have been your editors now
for one year. We have enjoyed it
and hope to continue. Your
comments and input are
important. Let us hear from you.
Elkn & Jim Peirce
WE NEED POCTOR'Sl
NEWNEIGHBORS
RECYCLING
SAVES
TAX
DOLLARS
Collected on first recycling day.
May 6,1993
Number of Bins Serviced - 460
Newspaper Collected - 3,800 lbs.
Clear Glass Collected -1,040 lbs.
Green Glass Collected - 500 lbs.
Brown Glass Collected - 420 lbs.
Aluminum/bi-metal
cans collected - 530
Plastic Collected - 490 lbs.
Magazines Collected - 600 lbs.
Total Poundage - 7,840 lbs.
Total Set Out Rate for
First Collection - 47%
KEEP UP THE GOOD
HABIT OF I^CYCLING!
P.S. Be sure to cnish all
cardboard before depositing
them in the recycling container
WELCOME
BOB & BAI^BAKAI
The charming home at 102 Live
Oak Court is lucky to be the new
home of Bob and Barbara Poit.
Bob and Barbara relocated from
Massapequa, Long Island, New
York, in January 1993 and have
been living in a condo awaiting
the completion of their home ever
since.
They moved in the first of May
and now the fun of unpacking,
arranging furniture and meeting
their new neighbors awaits them.
Bob has already started to build
shelves in the garage and busily
planning his shop.
Bob retired in 1990 form Photo
circuits on Long Island, the same
year that his twin brother, Bill,
moved to Pine Knoll Shores.
After spending two months on the
beach in Pine Knoll Shores last
year, both Bob and Barbara were
hooked; they bought property,
drew up plans, the rest is history.
The hardest part of the move was
leaving their two daughters and
families but their new home has
plenty of room for guests and their
door is always open.
Bob and Barbara are busy, active
people and we welcome them to
our community. Judy Poit