As part of their continuing effort to beautify the town, Garden Club
members and volunteers gathered at the Pine Knoll Shores firehouse in
early December to create wreaths and swags to decorate public areas
around town. In the foreground: Lisa Park (right) and Susan King -Photo
by Jean McDanal
A family visit. Joan Lamson (center) is pictured here with her twin
sisters, Jeanette Neudorff (left) and Joyce Weyers. The twins were
part of a large family gathering in Pine Knoll Shores to celebrate
Joan s birthday—^and must be a couple of the most interesting
sisters around. Jeanette and her husband spent 30 years traveling
the country in a motor home, joined by Joyce for the last 22 years
of that adventure. At one point their traveling companions included
a dog and seven cats. Jeanette and Joyce have given up the road
and Wye mDemernow.-Photo by Carroll Beckham
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From left: Teresa Stanton-Law, Kelly Clark and BJ Peter work to wrap gifts donated to the Pine Knoll Shores Angel Tree effort Gifts
donated to 20 families of wounded warriors.—p/?o/o by Dan Law
were
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Families and friends gathered at McNeill Park in early Dece
the Pine Knoll Shores Flotilla. To the delight of spectators, c
boats cruised the canal, and Santa arrived to help get the h
off to a good start.—Photos by Dan Law
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