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PKS Garden Club By Kathy Foy Jan Corsello thanking guest speaker Carolyn Hoss. The Pine Knoll Shores Garden Club met on March 9. The guest speaker was Carolyn Hoss. Ms. Hoss is a Master Gardener who expresses her love of nature through her art work, specializing in painting plants and birds. Her topic of discussion at the meeting, preserving the trees in Carteret County, was another passion of hers.. Carteret County is a rapidly growing area and lots are being cleared quickly without considering the possibility of preserving the existing trees, particularly the older stately trees. As a result of these actions, the Carteret County Tree Awareness Organization was formed. Ms. Hoss is an active member of this group and hopes to spread the word that tree preservation as well as planting new trees are important to our communities. Trees provide shade, buffer noise and wind, are habitats for wildlife and are pleasing to the senses. Some native trees to consider for planting are Live Oak, Magnolia, Red Cedar, Yaupon Holly, American Holly, Dogwood and Wax Myrtle. Spring is coming and the birds will be returning to build their nests, so now is the time to clean out the birdbaths and nesting houses. Gardening tip of the month, chopping fruit and vegetable peelings in the blender and adding them to the top soil will release nutrients, particularly nitrogen into the soil. The PKS Garden Club will be replacing the plants that were damaged as a result of a traffic accident in the garden at the end of Mimosa Boulevard. The Pine Knoll Shores Garden Club has approved its new slate of officers for the coming year. The new president will be Jan Corsello, first vice president, Shirley Schaeffler; second vice president, Betsy McGibbon; recording secretary, Carol McVitty and corresponding secretary, Maureen Kocher. There will be no scheduled speaker next month. The Garden Club will be holding its annual picnic in Gamer Park in lieu of a regular meeting. Pine Knoll Shores Garden Club is open to all residents of Pine Knoll Shores. If anyone is interested in becoming a member, please call Kay Howe at 240-0987. At the Library Bogue Banks Public Library (252)247-4660 CALENDAR FOR APRIL WHAT’S NEW: Income tax forms for state and federal filing are available at the library. Copies of the most used forms and reproducible tax forms are available. The reproducible forms can be used to make copies on our copier (still only $.15 per copy). u TVF W ROOK^ ^ the LIBRARY: Recent additions to the Adult Fiction Large Print collection include “Disordered Minds” by Minette Walters, “Whole Lotta Trouble” by Stephanie Bond and “Always by Jude Deveraux. RTTT New To Us” collection contmues to grow with “Sin Killer” by Larry McMurtry, “Innocents Abroad” by Mark Twain and “Outsmarting Female Fatigue” by Debra Waterhouse. p.ot„rpd Artists for AprU. The featured artist in the Art Gallery is the popular painter of the down east community and its lifestyle, Susan Mason, who hails from the quintessential commercial fishing village of Atlantic. The Library’s showcases will feature the colorful and whimsical soft, stuffed frogs, assorted dolls and other critters created by seamstresses Chris Cannon of Newport and her fnend Jody Denning of Morehead City. A rtiit’s Reception; Open to the public and hosted by The Friends o the Library for April’s featured artists on April 8 from 3 to 4 p.m. Please join us and bring your friends to meet these talented artists. Light refresh ments will be served. ., An^ivitips for Children: Preschool Storytimes Thursday at 10 a^m. wi Ms Rebekah - April 7 “Circus Day”, April 14 “Love Your Pet , April 21 “Earth Day”, and April 28 “April Showers Bring.. Regular hours are Monday through Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. T Bogue Banks Public Library is a branch of the Carteret County Public Library in Beaufort and is affiliated with the Craven-Pamlico-Carteret Regional Library. scrss335 CMyBbkop i£Ai:ror 52M039 DebnBdl tFjUJor BJ Lmmto m.iM.KJdxar UaAdaMt KALTOr U2-0967 UMXOsr Ask About Country Club Run! Ck)lf & (Shore Properties Your Hometown Realtor tutmu.golfandshore.net 224 BRANDYWINE BLVD., MOREHEAD CITY, NC 28557 (2^2) 240-5000 * (800) 5234612 «Fax(252U47j^ irmrrfimar Keptrmr ntpen jnwwh# Red Hat Ladies Visit Marines Written and Directed by Terry Daniels Show Dates April; 15,16,22,23 at 7pm’ Matinees: 17 & 24 at 2pni All performances are held at the Shrine Auditorium Comer Broad S East Front Streets. New Bern Tickets - $6 And may be purchased in advance beginning April 4 At Shrine Center Monday thru Friday 8:30am - 5pm l2| Saturday 1 Gam - 8pm For information and reservations phone 636-0585/637-2662 ■ • _ —. Once again the Pine Knoll Shores Red Hat Ladies donned their purple dresses and red hats Wednesday, Feb. 22, for a trip to Cherry Point Marine Corps Base. A base bus drove them to VMA-1, home of PEDRO, the Search and Rescue helicopters. After a tour of the facility and a walk through PEDRO, they were driven to the air traffic control tower where they visited the radar room and the control tower. (A Harrier was performing vertical liftoffs.) From there they were taken to the clubs at Pelican Point for a delicious Italian luncheon and finished their tour with a drive through of Cherry Point.
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