The Shoreline
Volume 6 Issue 4
April 1994
♦ Editor's Corner
Have You Something
to say?
Soon it will be the SEASON and
due to the fact the homeowners
that don't live here will be visiting
I believe it's that time again to tell
you about submitting articles for
the SHORELINE. Please keep
your articles as short and concise
as possible. I know that at times
this is not possible but we do have
limited space and everyone
deserves a chance. Materials for
the SHORELINE are picked up at
Town Hall the Friday after the
monthly Town Board Meeting.
Take your information to Town
Hall and tell them at the desk that
it's for the SHORELINE. Please
be aware that at times I've requests
from the Commissioners that
certain information must be in a
particular issue. This could
possibly mean a space problem
and articles could be postponed
until the next issue.
This newsletter is for everyone, do
you have something to say, tell
me. Do you have a complaint, a
praise, tell me. We are a
wonderful community and I know
there is lots to talk about. So let
me know.
Ellen Peirce
Egg Salad
Anyone?
The Pine Knoll Shores Garden
Club met March 9 at Town Hall.
Claire Winslow, Project
Chairman, reported on costs for
the Club's new project, which will
be planting on both corners of
Pine Knoll Boulevard at Rt. 58.
Money is generated from the
Garden Club's Annual Plant Sale
which is then used for
beautification projects for the
whole area to enjoy. Plants being
sold are Geraniums, Begonias,
Impatients and Caladiums. Your
order must be placed by April 1st.
If a garden club member has not
contacted you, call Lois Jean
O'Keefe at 2474100 or Claire
Winslow at 240-1224. Pickup
date for the plants is April 23,
Saturday, 10:00AM-12:00Noon at
Town Hall. Jay Barnes, from the
Aquarium, spoke about the new
procedure of charing visitors
effective May 1, unless you have a
membership.
Peg Hereth
♦ VOTE! VOTE! VOTE!
MAY 3, 1994
Tuesday
Please vote yes for the Bond
Referendum for a new Senior
Center for Carteret County. All
of you know that this is a vital
center that is desperately needed.
If you have questions, please
contact the Senior Center Director
Pamela Connell at 247-2626.
♦♦♦
ANCIENT
MARINERS
As the end of the
bowling season draws near, the
race to be number one is heating
up. Only a few points separate
the three teams now in
contention. Will the winning
team be captained by Whitmore?
By Foulk.^ or by Gallo? Or? will a
dark horse take the coveted tide?
Four more bowling days and we'll
all know. Our ladies continue to
shine, with Jan Maxwell bowling a
186 scratch game. Good bowling
Jan!