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Vol. 10, No. 11
Seventh Annual
Kayak for the
Warriors
By Jean McDanal
Are your kayaks and paddleboards
ready for the seventh annual Kayak for
the Warriors event? On Thursday, June
5, there is a homes tour of 12 unique
houses on the beach, canals and sound.
The tour begins at 3 p.m. and will end in
time for everyone to get to the site of the
warriors’ reception and auction. Tickets
are $30, adults only, and include admis
sion to the reception and auction at the
North Carolina Aquarium, beginning
at 7 p.m. and ending promptly at 9 p.m.
'Light food and wine will be available,
and you will have an opportunity to bid
on some great items. Check out items
that have been donated on our Face-
book page. Tickets for the reception and
auction only are $5 at the door.
On Saturday, June 7, the kayak and
paddleboard race will begin at 10 a.m.
at Garner Park on Oakleaf Drive and
complete a 3.2-mile course around the
canals. Paddleboarders will start five
minutes before kayakers. The $45 regis
tration fee includes a t-shirt and lunch.
We will once again feature the warrior
race in which a participant could win
the coveted prize by raising the most
money for Hope for the Warriors®.
For every dollar raised by each racer,
one second will be deducted from his/
her actual race time. The racer with the
shortest calculated time is the winner.
At 8:30 a.m., fun 5K and lOK bike
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May 2014
Left to right: Mayor Jones, CAC Chair Lois Jean O'Keefe, North Carolina Forest Service County Ranger Brian Swanson and Assistant County
Ranger Adam Brooks. The rangers attended the Arbor Day ceremony to present a Tree City USA flag to the town, and the Garden Club dedi
cated the Okame cherry tree in the background in memory of former members Nellie Seale and Julia Wollard.
Arbor Day Celebration
By Yvette Bannen
On March 21, the Community Appearance Commission (CAC) and the Garden Club held an Arbor Day celebration at town
hall. Mayor Ken Jones welcomed everyone present, noted the perfect spring day and read the Arbor Day proclamation. In
North Carolina, Arbor Day is celebrated on the first Friday following March 15. .
Two rangers from the North Carolina Forest Service presented the town with a Tree City U.S.A. flag, marking the 14th year
in a row that the town has received this designation. The Tree City U.S.A. program is a community improvement initiative of
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