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4 Prancing Horse Farm Tour
5 Wrap Your Keys “Foil Thieves”
6 Annual Veterans Parade
7 Starworks Punkin Patch
8 Run For Moore
9 Holly Arts Festival
10 Octoberfest
10 Denim, Boots & Brushes
11 Kiss My Grits
12 The Amazing WD-40
14 Village News
B1 Lifestyles & Entertainment
B2 Fearful Dog Training
B3 Witching Hour
B4 Black Cats Of Halloween
B6 Live Music
B6 Day Of The Dead
B7 Train Your Brain
B9 Best States To Retire
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Fall has fi nally arrived and with
it brings the cooler weather that
we have all been awaiting!
Thanksgiving Holiday are right
around the corner. Wow how time
fl ies by us all...
In this issue we are covering the
events throughout the Village Of Pinehurst
and the Sandhills.
There are so many events, fundraisers
and festivals including the Holly
Arts Festival, Ocktoberfest, Live After
Five Concert, Denim Boots and
Brushes, “Day Of The Dead” Purse
Bingo, Daddy Daughter Ball, Cameron
Antiques Fair, the upcoming Chefs
Feast benefi ting the food bank and so
many others taking place in October.
Make sure to sign up or donate for
the Breast Cancer Fund in the 1 In 8K
Run For Moore on the 18th.
We would like to welcome all of our
new community newspaper supporters
which make this newspaper possible,
Dugan’s Pub, Bump and Baby,
Pinehurst Medical Clinic, Dr. Washington
- Pinehurst Surgical, Hicks Financial
Group, the Vietnam Veterans
Association, Old Sport Gallery, Southern
Pines Veterans Parade and Rudino’s.
Please show your thanks by shopping
and doing business with the companies
that support your community
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Mark your calendars for all of the upcoming
events to honor our veterans
with all of the ceremonies that will
take place throughout Moore County.
Beginning in early November with the
Field Of Honor on November 4th and
culminating with the Veterans Parade
on November 10th.
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The Association of Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter
966 invites you to sponsor an American Flag in honor of our
servicemen and women. These 3’x5’ flags will stand 8’ tall
in perfect rows at the West End Fire & Rescue, 4203 NC 73
and Route 211. The flags will be flown during the week of
Veterans Day, from November 4th through the 11th.
Opening Ceremony will be held on
Sunday, November 4th at 2:00 PM
Individual flags cost $15.00 and will bear the name of its
Honoree. One Honoree per flag. Deadline: October 1st 2018.
Returning Flags-Flags that were fl own in the Field of Honor in 2017-may
be dropped off at the Sandhills Winery in Seven Lakes, 1057 Seven
Lakes Drive, West End, NC and West End Fire & Rescue #61, 4203 NC
Hwy 73, West End, NC from September 1st, 2018 until October 1st,
2018. There is no fee to have a returning fl ag fl own again. Returning
fl ags must be accompanied by a 2018 Form. All fl ags must be picked up
on November 12th, 2018 at the Field of Honor. Pick up will be available
from 10:00 AM until NOON. Flags that are not claimed will be donated.
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This year’s much awaited fall farm
tour will take place on Sunday
The Love Bug (1969), sometimes referred to as Herbie the Love Bug is October 21st from 11:00 am until
the first in a series of comedy films made by Walt Disney Productions that 4:00 pm and will feature 6 farms
starred an anthropomorphic pearl-white, fabric-sunroofed 1963 Volkswagen including the farm purchased by
racing Beetle named Herbie. It was based on the 1961 book Car, Boy, Girl by Prancing Horse in 2016. This is the
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Prancing Horse
Fall Farm Tour
fi rst time the farm will be open to the
public, and during the tour visitors
to Prancing Horse will see vaulting
team and dressage demonstrations
as well as other activities including
face painting for the kids. Lunch will
be available for purchase with food
trucks from The Market Place, Roasted
and Toasted, Rome ‘N Round,and
Cold Stone Creamery.
Five other beautiful horse farms located
in Hoffman and Foxfi re Village
will be part of the event as well.
The tour starts at The Foxfi re General
Store, 1960 Hoffman Road
in Jackson Springs, where you will
receive a detailed map and program
book beginning at 11:00am.
Tickets priced at $20 can be purchased
in advance at Lady Bedford’s,
Pinehurst; Cabin Branch,
Southern Pines; A Bit Used, Vass;
Moore Equine, Southern Pines,
Sandhills Winery, West End; Foxfi re
General Store, Jackson Springs and
online at www.prancing-horse.org.
Tickets will be sold the day of the
event for $25.00 and children under
12 are free.
The 30-acre farm , located in Hoffman,
offers horsemanship programs
The tour helps to raise much need-
for clients from age 3 to over ed funds enabling the mission of
50. Riders include children from Prancing Horse, which serves an
H.E.R.B.I.E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B-type, Integrated Electronics)
is a fictional robot and an ally of the Fantastic Four appearing in American
Sandhills Children Center and from
public school exceptional needs
average of 100 individuals a week
and enhances the lives of those
comic books published by Marvel Comics.
classes. Additional programs are with special needs by providing a
Freedom Reins which is geared to safe environment for therapeutic
According to the filmmakers in the DVD documentary, Herbie’s number
veterans who are referred by the horsemanship.
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have embodied this spirit of selfless
volunteering with passion and a humble
reverence for what it means to
them.
Joanne, a long-time animal rescue
advocate as well, will serve as 2018-
2019 President-elect for Kiwanis of
the Sandhills. Kiwanis is a global organization
of volunteers dedicated
to improving the world, one child and
one community at a time.
Joanne and Dan met each other back
in their middle school years while living
near Rochester, NY. They reunited
in their late teens and married in
1970 – forty-eight years strong.
Dan was always involved with the Boy
Scouts Program and the Men’s Club
at their Church. In the late 1990’s
and early 2000’s – when an empty
nest freed up their time – both Dan
and Joanne held volunteer positions
of leadership with their professional
and school organizations.
Today, Dan, an artist at heart, creates
thought-provoking art, www.Visions-
ByConrad.com and is deeply involved
in the art arena around the Sandhills
as well as donating his work to Stroke
of Patriotism.
The Conrad’s moved to the Sandhills
in 2006 and it wasn’t long before
they found their volunteer niche.
While it appears that ordinary foil will
do the trick, Hubert suggests purchasing
a Faraday bag, a small bag
lined with metallic material to prevent
Even with raising their two children, signals from going in or out. You can
Deanna They can and then Daniel, use this and to a enter job that the “I use was them enlisted for other during devices that Era,” too, tells like
moved car and Dan even from turn state on to the state, ignition. the Dan. phones “I or witnessed tablets. the treatment
Conrad’s But there’s were a always simple giving solution, of their as it those who saw combat received
time appears and talents. just wrapping your fob in when It’s not they just returned foil that can stateside. stop thieves We
foil prevents the signals from being don’t though. ever A fridge again or want freezer, any Veteran microwave to
In transmitted. the 1980’s and 90’s Joanne’s volunteering
included time spent with also apparently stop the signal from
go oven, through or even that. a metal biscuit tin can
Lifeline, “Although triaging it’s not life-threatening ideal, it is the most calls Our being volunteers intercepted. give Just back don’t to get those your
to
inexpensive
the local
way,”
hospital,
Holly Hubert,
interviewing
a cybersecurity
expert, told the Detroit
who fob made all toasted, the ultimate or accidentally sacrifice turn and
Head Start Program candidates – to
the
those
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inside.
that
Free Press. “The cyber threat is so dy-
fast forward to 2017 reading to Head
By: Millie Jameson SLN
s acrifi c e.”
Start kids – life coming full circle for
her.
According to the Vietnam Veterans of
While living in Seven Lakes West,
Dan’s neighbor was forming a local
The best fertilizer Chapter for all of your the trees Vietnam and Veterans shrubs! of
“I’ve been given a blessed life and the America (VVA) and asked Dan to join.
opportunity The best to selection make a of difference,”
trees and shrubs in the sandhills. Plenty of
says Joanne. colorful “There annuals are and battered perennials Dan great immediately for all containers. got board and
women,
Knowledgable
hungry
staff
children,
ready
homeless
to help you with all your gardening needs.
worked the public relations side. Ten
Veterans who have served our country.
We can talk about these things, that Chapter (966, Moore County.)
year later, Dan is now President of
but until we Wrap immerse ourselves Those into Keys In Foil
gaining Wrap a better understanding, Those we As Keys President of In the local Foil Chapter
can As technology only grasp a evolves, life riddled so does with thievery.
fear And and while grief.” that wireless key fob terback consumers of the to keep organization. up.” The Viet-
hunger,
966, namic Dan and likens ever changing, himself as it’s the hard Quar-
for
might make getting into your car pretty
easy, it turns no matter out it’s their quite circum-
easy to connect According those to Wired, Veterans the attack and military tricks
nam Veterans of America work to
“Everyone,
stances, hack. should strive to do just one families the car in and need your with key the into resources thinking
good thing every day to make someone’s
With an life unprotected better,” adds fob, Dan. thieves can also er. raise funds that are directly dis-
that they’re can in help close them. proximity Local of Chapters each oth-
intercept the signal from the fob to a tributed to their recipients.
A car world with of a special people receiver, giving back known and as “One hacker holds a device a few feet
paying
a “relay
it
attack”.
forward. Imagine!
from the victim’s key, while a thief
holds the other near the target car,”
they said. “The device near the car
spoofs a signal from the key.”
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of all veterans do not claim the benefits
they have earned.
Education and action by the thousands
of members and volunteers of
the VVA hopes to change that. Dan
fervently urges every American to explore
the many services, programs
and outreaches that VVA provides.
“And Kids need Kiwanis!” Joanne is
quick to exclaim. The Backpack Program,
academic scholarships, Key
Club, and future inclusive Kiwanis
kids’ parks – are just a few of the
services Kiwanis provides towards
improving and enriching the lives of
our children.
Joanne’s heart for service does not
end there. She is also fundraiser and
Public Relations volunteer for Habitat
for Humanity which purposes to
build strength and stability for future
homeowners.
Supporting the Sandhills since 1981
Johnny - 910.315.3371
Over the lifetime of their marriage,
the Conrad’s have supported each
other’s volunteering efforts.
They each have their own areas of
strength and share their time and talents
in each other’s endeavors – Dan
is a “marketing genius” according to
his wife, and Dan boasts Joanne can
do “anything and everything computers.”Their
essence of giving is stronger
together.
“Never before has man had such
a great capacity to control his own
environment, to end hunger, poverty
and disease, to banish illiteracy and
human misery. We have the power
to make the best generation of mankind
in the history of the world.” John
F. Kennedy.
Without volunteers, the soul of a
community is empty. They change the
world.
BY: Kathy Mason
Vietnam Veterans of America,
Chapter 966, Moore County, NC.
Email: DanVVA966@yahoo.com;
910-986-5829. www.vva.org
www.kiwanisclubofthesandhills.org

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The 6th Annual Southern Pines Veterans Parade
The Southern Pines Veterans Parade
is the best of all the things
you remember about the veteran’s
parades when you were a kid! Active
Duty Soldiers, American Veterans,
American Flags, Patriotic Music,
Skydiving Angels, Bandit Fly Overs,
Hundreds of Veteran Motorcycle Riders,
Hundreds of High School JROTC
and Band Members, Awesome Military
Vehicles, and our Police and Fire
Department First Responders. The
Southern Pines Veterans Parade provides
the families in our community
the best opportunity to Support Our
Troops and Honor Our Veterans.
Cox Double-Eagle Harley Davidson
of Pinehurst, Leith Chrysler-Dodge-
Jeep-Ram of Aberdeen, Nikki Bowman
of Realty World Properties of
the Pines, Seven Lakes News Corporation,The
Town of Southern Pines
Recreation and Parks, and Cooper
Ford of Carthage.
In April of 1917, the United States
inescapably entered the Great War
known today as WWI, joining the
Allied Forces comprised of Russian,
French, and the British forces, which
were fighting the Central Powers
of Germany and Austria-Hungary.
This war involved tens of millions of
people from across the globe, four
million of which came from the United
States.
band, marched through downtown,
after which they were given two
hours of leave, which they spent
visiting with locals and shopping.
In 2012 at the request of town and
local veteran leaders the Southern
Pines Veterans Parade was reinvigorated.
A small team of highly
motivated and extremely dedicated
veterans led the charge, and in 67
days the Town of Southern Pines had
it’s first Veterans Parade in 71 years.
ans,” and living up to our motto, “For
Veterans, By Veterans.”
This is a very planning, labor, and financially
intensive undertaking, and
we would like to take this moment to
express our unconditional appreciation
to the Town of Southern Pines,
our selfless active duty troops and
veterans, our military families, our
generous sponsors, and dedicated
volunteers, for without this winning
combination, there would certainly
not be a Southern Pines Veterans
Parade or a Sandhills Vet Fest.
The Southern Pines Veterans Parade
in the Sandhills as a non-profit,
we have sustained annual average
costs exceeding $10,000 with 20%
increases for planning, organizing,
and executing the Sandhills Best
and Most Patriotic Veterans parade.
Planning for this spectacular event
by our esteemed all-veteran board
and committee, and our selfless volunteers
begins one-full year before
Veterans Day. All sponsored and donated
funds, and in-kind donations
are used specifically to bring this
tremendous event to fruition.
Many young American patriots from
the Sandhills of North Carolina
answered their country’s call to duty
without hesitation, and made incredible
sacrifices for their families and
their countrymen. 19 months later,
on 11 November 1918, at 11:00
a.m. in Paris, a historic event took
place that would cease the fighting.
The signing of the Armistice signified,
and to this day commemorates
the end of WWI. It was on this day
that the Central Powers surrendered
to the Allies, officially ending the war.
The late David Woodruff, a son of
Southern Pines, a renowned local
historian, and author wrote, “with
12% of Moore County’s population
being military veterans, there is no
doubt this was the right thing to do.
In some circles, Southern Pines is
known as a military town.”
David Woodruff was instrumental in
vision, growth, and evolution of what
is known today as the Sandhills Vet
Fest and the Southern Pines Veterans
Parade. These events are his
legacy.
Please visit www.sandhillsveteransfestival.com,
or visit Google, Facebook,
Twitter, Instagram: Sandhills
Vet Fest for the schedule of events,
information on becoming a sponsor
for this tremendous series of events,
or a patriot volunteer helping to
make this happen for our community.
Finally, we hope to see you at our
first official 2018 Sandhills Vet Fest
event from 6-9 p.m. on 27 October,
the FREE Cooper Ford Sandhills
Veterans Concert sponsored by and
held at Cooper Ford featuring Becca
Rae, Whiskey Pines, and the Market
Place Food Truck, hope to see you
Since the signing of the Armistice in
1918, there have only been a handful
On 10 November 2018 at 10 a.m.,
of Armistice or Veterans Day cele-
the 501(c)(3) non-profit Southern
brations in Southern Pines. The very Pines Veterans Parade in the Sandhills
first parade took place in the streets
will be commemorating their 6th
A special thank you to our 2018 of downtown Southern Pines 1921, annual Veterans Parade. Like our
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Tuesday
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September August 24th 21st
Friday Night
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October 5th
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between $45 and $100, although
there are some special ones that will
cost more.
The Smokehouse Mobile Bistro - Food
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lunch. Wildfire Pizza will be here
for breakfast. Espresso drinks,
smoothies, beer, wine & pastries
will be available in the STARworks
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to preview sales parties for the
Pumpkin Patch, Ornament Sale &
Glassfest. STARworks is a 501(c)
(3) nonprofit. All donations are tax
deductible.
OCTOBER 6, 2018
10AM - 4PM.
STARworks
100 Russell Drive, Star, NC
(910) 428-9001

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Welcome
Pinehurst Golfers
Must Show Local ID
For Special Prices
1 In 8K Run For Moore
The Groove Motive
Friday October 12th
Tufts Memorial Park
5:30-9:00 pm
Saturday October 18th
firsthealth.org/1in8k.
The 1 in 8k Run for Moore is an 8k Run/Walk (we also have a 1k Fun
Run/Walk) that is part of the Sandhills Race Series, and it exists to support
cancer patients and their families living in the Sandhills through
funds to provide assistance with transportation, medications and other
needs during treatment. Proceeds will also provide scholarships
through the Moore Free & Charitable Clinic for uninsured patients. This
is an 8k and a 1k Run / Walk through the beautiful Village of Pinehurst
to support the fight against Breast Cancer.
Benefitting the Foundation of FirstHealth Cancer CARE Fund and mammography
scholarships through the Moore Free Clinic. The race exists
to support cancer patients and their families living in the Sandhills
through funds to provide assistance with transportation, medications
and other needs during treatment. Proceeds will also provide scholarships
through the Moore Free & Charitable Clinic for uninsured patients.

tember Seven Edition Lakes News Seven Lakes News July Edition Page 11
Pinehurst Town Crier October Edition Page 9
673-3737
The 40th annual Holly Arts & Crafts
Festival combines the talents of over
200 hand-crafters in a variety of
genres – from woodworking to glass,
stitched art, silversmiths to lawn ornaments,
hand-crafted jewelry, metal
sculpture... The festival is held in the
heart of Pinehurst’s Historic Old Town
area. There’s something for everyone
as you stroll through the Village of
Pinehurst. It’s the perfect way to kick
off your Christmas shopping.
Full Menu
Downtown shops offer sales and specials
and a food court complete with
Food Trucks is located at the Village
Green Lunch and will have Specials a large variety of
food and beverage offerings.
All ABC Permits
According to Katrin Franklin, owner
of Bump and Baby, “this event had
humble beginnings about 40 years
ago when Free a small Wi-Fi group of Pinehurst
business owners decided to produce
and sponsor this annual event.
Summer Concert
Series
It has now grown so large that the NC
State Magazine has become a new
sponsor. NFL Through and the NCAA tireless volunteer
efforts Football of the non-profi t group
the Pinehurst Business Partners this
all day Festival continues to this day.”
Live Music
Thursday Nights
Take Out
& Catering
New his year is Kids Zone on the Village
Green and is being sponsored
and managed by Given Tufts & Given
Outpost Monday with DIY crafts, 3 pm-10 story pmtime,
and games!
Weekdays
This is
11am-10
all FREE for
pm
all
kids attending the “Kids Zone.”
Sunday 12 pm - 9 pm
FREE Shuttle Service is being provided
by Kirk Tours & Limousine with
Park and Ride from Pinehurst Elementary
(100 Dundee Rd) to the Village
Green at the Festival. They have
graciously donated this service for
the event.
(910) 466-9140
Edward Hill Wealth Management
Molampy
LLC
Insurance,
is pleased
LLC
to announce our new office located Moore Choices at
1148 Seven Lakes
Moore
Dr
Chamber of Commerce
Festival Hours
Pine & Pixels
I welcome you to stop by our Pine office. Scone Cafe
Saturday, October 20, 2018 Pinehurst Concierge Services
15 years Financial Experience
Pinehurst Insurance
Show hours:
Pinehurst Living Magazine
10:00 Fiduciary: AM to legally 4:00 act PM. on the best interest
Potpourri
of the client
Show Retirement: your appreciation IRA, for 401K, this event Social Security Purple Thistle Kitchen & Co.
by visiting Estate and Planning: doing business Trust, with Wealth Transfer Sandhills Law Group
the members Insurance: of the: Long-Term Care, Life, Key
Sandhills
Employee
Women’s Exchange
Pinehurst Education Business Planning: Partners 529
Amy Rae Photography
Bump & Baby
Cabinetry of Pinehurst
Candid Light Films
hillwealthmanagement.com
Securities Cool offered Sweats through LPL Financial Member FINRA/SIPC
Cooper & Bailey’s
Drum & Quill Public House
Drum Media Group
Dugan’s Pub
Elliott’s On Linden
Fidelity Bank
First Bank
FIT4MOM Pinehurst
Given Memorial Library
& The Tufts Archives
Given Outpost & Book Shop
Homewood Suites by Hilton
Imperial Order Networks, LLC
Jacqueline’s A Ladies Boutique
Jane Ellen Paintings
Johnsye White Interior Design
Judson Theatre Company
Kirk Tours & Limousine
Lady Bedford’s Tea Parlor
Liberty Tax
Life 103.1 WLHC-FM
Little Herb Girl
Medical Fitness Association
Star 102.5 FM WIOZ 550 AM
Teramasu
Terry Riney Agency,
The Carolina Philharmonic
The King’s Custom Framing
The Magnolia Inn
The Pilot Newspaper
The Pinehurst Olive Oil Co.
The Roast Offi ce
Village Fox Boutique, Salon & Spa
The Villager Deli
Traveling Vineyard
Village Yoga
o
The buyer’s club for Seven
Lakes delivery of Alaska Fish
is now set up on the website
TheWildSalmonCo.com
3619 Murdocksville Rd
Pinehurst NC
(910) 295 6905
Please be sure to review their
website and minimum order
requirements. Please note
the minimum order “does not”
include smoked fish. You can
still order, but is not calculated
as part of the minimum
order. If you feel you cannot
buy the 10 lb minimum, get
with friends or relatives and
share the order. When ordering,
and during checkout, be
sure to click on buyer’s club
and then select “Seven Lakes
Buyer’s Club.”
Free Shipping
Delivery November 1st
For More Information Call
Gary and Ann Kunce
Seven Lakes
673-2795
Seven Lakes Buyers Club
What’s Up With The VW
@ 7 Lakes Pizza
The Love Bug (1969), sometimes referred to as Herbie the Love Bug is
the fi rst in a series of comedy fi lms made by Walt Disney Productions that
starred an anthropomorphic pearl-white, fabric-sunroofed 1963 Volkswagen
racing Beetle named Herbie. It was based on the 1961 book Car, Boy, Girl by
Gordon Buford.
H.E.R.B.I.E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B-type, Integrated Electronics)
is a fi ctional robot and an ally of the Fantastic Four appearing in American
comic books published by Marvel Comics.
According to the fi lmmakers in the DVD documentary, Herbie’s number
53 came from a Disney director or producer, that liked retired baseball pitching
star, Don Drysdale of the Los Angeles Dodgers. 53 was Don Drysdale’s
uniform number.

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Join in on the fun with the Village
of Pinehurst for our annual Oktoberfest!
The evening kicks off with Kinderfest,
a fun festival for children and
families to enjoy.
traditional Oktoberfest activities
from 6PM-9PM featuring German
music from the Holzhackern Tyrolean
Band, a stein-holding contest,
stein relay races and the third
annual pumpkin-apple baking contest.
There will be games, crafts, face
paint and a Halloween costume
contest from 4PM-6PM.
Following Kinderfest, we’ll have
October 28th
4-9:00 pm
James A Tufts Memorial Park
Food and beverages will be available
to purchase throughout the
day so be sure to come thirsty andbring
your appetite!
Cameron Antiques Fair
October 6th
Denim, Boots and Brushes
Country Hoedown!
Over
300
Dealers
Enjoy a real Country Hoedown!
Line dancing, BBQ, beer and wine
at the fabulous Fair Barn in Pinehurst.
Come To Historic Cameron NC
View Antiques and Collectibles On Display
9-5 pm
Bid on paintings, photographs and
fi ber art that depicts America as seen
by the artists and photographers who
entered “My America” the 2018
Stroke of Patriotism art contest.
October 12th

Pinehurst Town Crier October Edition Page 11
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Same Week Physician Appointment Availability
Call Our New Patient Office at 910.235.2664 (opt. 1) or 910.295.5511
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15 Regional Drive Pinehurst
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Hurricane Florence Has Gone, but
Challenges for the Carolinas Have
Just Begun. It will not be easy drying
out, fi xing up and rethinking whole
ways of life in a region drenched and
deeply shaken by more than eight trillion
gallons of rain.
The storm and its subsequent fl ooding
have already killed at least 42
people. 6,000 National Guard soldiers
and thousands more federal
disaster-response workers spread
across the region have six million
emergency meals to hand out, four
million liters of water, 700,000 blankets
and 6,000 cots.
Floodwaters keep rising in the Carolinas
as post-Tropical Storm Florence
continues to dump rain on the region.
The dangerous storm has already left
more than 30 dead and displaced
thousands of others, leaving them
without electricity or shelter.
In the aftermath of Florence, North
and South Carolina offi cials are encouraging
people to volunteer or donate
if they can. Here’s a guide to
how to help.
Cash is king after a disaster, says
Julia Brooks, a researcher with the
Harvard Humanitarian Initiative. The
Donate For Flo
initiative analyzes and improves the
ways in which communities and professionals
respond to emergencies.
Brooks has studied dozens of disasters
and said that often people’s inclination
is to donate supplies, but
doing so can actually hinder recovery
efforts.
“Supplies often clog up transportation
systems; they become a burden
on fi rst responders in the area to
manage, sort, warehouse and distribute,
and often they aren’t even
the things that people need on the
ground,” Brooks said. “The exception
is, when credible groups on the
ground are requesting specifi c things
and are saying that they are set up
to receive them. When in doubt, she
says, donating cash is better.”
With that in mind, people who are
looking to donate should be wary
of whom they are donating to and
should research any organization before
donating to it.
Relief Fund Organizations
The North Carolina
Disaster Relief Fund
Text Florence to 20222
Red Cross
Red Cross $10.00
Text FLORENCE to 90999.
Humane Society
AtlantaHumane.org
Will Double Your Donation
Cajun Navy
CajunNavyRelief.com
North Carolina
governor.nc.gov/donate-fl orence-recovery

Seven Page 12 Lakes News September
Page 10 September October Edition Edition Southern Pinehurst Pines Town Page
Today Crier 15
The Amazing
Little-Known Ways That WD-40 Can
Change A Person’s Life.
If you have ever had to deal with a
squeaky set of door hinges, then
chances are you’ve used WD-40 before.
However, if that’s all you are using
this amazing stuff for, then you are
seriously missing out!
While most people tend to think of
WD-40 as an industrial product best
used by handymen and machinists,
the truth is that’s only part of how
it can be used. WD-40 actually has
dozens of other uses that are sure to
surprise you.
Folks have been discovering more
uses since the original WD-40 product
was developed in 1953 after 39
failed attempts. (Thus, the “40” in its
name.)
We’ve rounded up some of the least
known uses…
Polishing silver: If you have a collection
of silver that always seems to be
tarnishing over time, WD-40 can defi -
nitely help you out with that. Spray
down your silver and wipe it clean. It’s
just that easy to keep it looking sparkly
and new!
Cleaning shoes: When it comes to
sneakers, WD-40 is a person’s absolute
best friend. If you want to make
your whole shoe waterproof, spray
the entire surface with the stuff.
Protecting bird feeders: While having
a bird feeder in your yard is a great
way to keep beautiful birds in plain
view, squirrels are notorious for stealing
seeds from them. To keep these
critters away, spray down the center
pole with WD-40 and the squirrels
will slide right off.
Cleaning toilets: Depending on the
type of water in your house, cleaning
your toilet can feel like a pointless
task. If you use WD-40 the same way
you would use your regular toilet bowl
cleaner, you’ll notice that it gets clean
quickly and stays clean longer.
Removing water stains: It’s so frustrating
that the same shower you
step into to get clean tends to collect
a crazy amount of water stains. If you
want to get rid of them fast, follow
up your usual cleaning routine with a
spritz of WD-40 and watch the water
stains disappear.
Removing stickers and price tags: If
you have ever tried to peel off a sticker
on a window or a bumper sticker
on your car, you know what a hassle
it can be. Using WD-40 makes it a
breeze. Just coat the sticker and gently
peel it away!
Unsticking zippers: Is there anything
more frustrating than having a zipper
on your backpack or your favorite
coat get totally and absolutely stuck
in place? Here’s good news: if you
spray WD-40 on the zippers and gently
work them back and forth, they’ll
slide right back into place!
Banishing tar stains: If your car gets
covered in tar, then it’s defi nitely time
to break out the WD-40. Just spray
down the surfaces and even the most
stubborn patches should melt away
like hot butter! How great is that?
Remove lipstick: Lipstick is always
a fun way to make your look for the
day pop. Unfortunately, it’s less fun
when it transfers onto other items of
clothing and settles in to stain. Luckily
for you, WD-40 as a pre-wash stain
treatment will help remove that lipstick
in no time fl at.
Unstick chewing gum
WD-40 has been used to remove
gum that was stuck to hair, shoes,
concrete and lunch trays.
Wipe away permanent marker
Did you or the kids unwittingly pick up
a Sharpie and go to town on the dryerase
board? The damage need not
be permanent.
Dissolve glues
Examples from WD-40’s website include
removing glue from carpet,
leather and other surfaces; removing
hair-extension glue from hair; and removing
glue stains from jeans.
Deter wasps
For evicting the buggers from a nest
or preventing them from building
one, users of Reddit’s “LifeProTips”
message board agree on WD-40’s
effectiveness. Just don’t spray a nest
while wasps are around. As one commenter
who made this mistake put it,
“They do not like it, and will attack.”
Remove dead bugs
Is a summertime road trip in your recent
past or near future? When the
fun is done, remember that WD-40
has been used to remove dead bugs
plastered onto everything from car
radiators to boat windshields and golf
carts.
Remove bird droppings
Try reaching for that blue can the next
time you fi nd bird poop punctuating
the hood or roof of your car.
There ya go... Keep a can of WD-40
around the house to solve almost any
problem.
By: Brittany Samuels SLN Reporter
Now Booking Fall Engagements
Mobile DJ Services
910-315-4400
SUNDAY AFTERNOONS
2-7 PM

arthage Gazette
www.CarthageGazette.com
September Edition
Pinehurst Town Crier October Edition Page 13
Serving The Communities of Carthage and Robbins
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The Embers
America’s Premiere Beach Band
Robbins Greenspace Stage
The Embers Will Put Joy In Your Step,
Love In Your Heart & Beach Music In
Your Soul....
The Embers are widely considered a
musical MARVEL and have laid the
groundwork for what has become
known as ‘Beach Music’ in the Carolinas,
Virginias, the gulf coast region
of North America and every beach
in between. They are a true musical
tradition with which many Americans
TRACY’S
have listened to from childhood to
CARPET
adulthood. The Embers consider
the genre of Beach Music as “music
with a memory” and have been
creating lasting memories since its
inception in 1958.
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Vinyl - Laminate - Permastone Tile - Ceramic & Porcelain Tile
There are many bands or groups
today yet few that are considered
a musical institution. The Embers
have solidified their position as a
thriving musical entity leaving their
mark on listeners for decades.
Furniture & Mattresses - Commercial and Residential
HARDWOOD-LVT FLOOR SALE
136-A N. Trade Street
Seven Lakes Village
West End, NC
910-673-5888
Bring your lawn chair or blanket and
enjoy a night of great entertainment
with your neighbors!
The Robbins Fire Department will be
selling refreshments.
The event is free to the public. There
will be an opportunity to donate so
the Town can continue to have fun
events like this in the spring.
A Fallen Leaf Is Nothing More
Carolina
Fried
Chicken
Than A Summer’s Wave Goodbye
Your NEW local shopping stop for
home furnishings, decor, gifts and more!
Carthage
Fire & Rescue
Golf Tournament
The Carthage Fire and Rescue will
be hosting its annual golf tournament
on Sunday, November
4th 2018, at the Country Club of
Whispering Pines. iI you have never
played with us before we would love
for you all to join us for a great time
of fun and fellowship! All players will
`
10-6 Monday - Friday 9-2 Saturday
1125 Seven Lakes Drive , West End, NC
be treated to lunch and dinner and
have a chance to win a door prize.
(Second floor of the BARRON Building)
Tee off will begin at 1:00 pm with a
shotgun start and the dinner will be
served in the dining room right
after play while the scores are being
tallied. The cost per player is $75.
If you are unable to play but would
like to support us as a hole sponsor
or would like to donate a door prize,
we would be very thankful for your
support. Hole Sponsorship is $100
and we will gladly display a sign with
your name and/or company logo on
the greens.
910-673-3884
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(910) 639-1386 or email carthage
fdevents@gmail.com.
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Any Transportation Need
Introductory Prices For Pinehurst Residents
Chris Laton
910-773-0368
tracyscarpet
@earthlink.net
SevenLakesTransportation.com

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Village NEWS
STORM DEBRIS
One notable feature of the Village of
Pinehurst is our team of active volunteers.
Many of our residents serve
the Village in countless ways by giving
of their time and talents to better
the community.
Volunteer for the Village of Pinehurst
Submit a Volunteer Application today!
The Village of Pinehurst is recruiting
volunteers for the following:
Neighborhood Advisory Committee
Welcome Center
Greenway Wildlife Habitat Committee
Citizen On Patrol (Citizens Police
Academy) with our Police Department,
Those who have been residents of
Pinehurst (or the extra-territorial jurisdiction)
for at least 1 year, may apply
to volunteer on any of the Council appointed
boards/commissions.
Historic Preservation
Commission
The Historic Preservation Commission
recommends design standards
and guidelines for the Local Historic
District to the Village Council.
The Commission recommends areas
to be designated in the Local
Historic District to Village Council;
and individual structures, buildings,
sites, areas, or objects to be designated
as Historic Landmarks.
They also review and act upon requests
for major work requiring
a Certifi cate of Appropriateness
(COAs) for alterations, demolitions,
or new construction within the historic
district.
The Historic Preservation Commission
also prepares and recommends
the preservation element
of the Village Comprehensive Long
Range Plan.
Continued
Undertake an inventory of proper
ties of historical, architectural, and/
or cultural signifi cance
Recommend to the Village Council
areas to be designated by ordinance
as “Historic Districts”; and individual
structures, buildings, sites, areas,
or objects to be designated by ordinance
as “Landmarks.”
Acquire by any lawful means the fee
or any other lesser included interest,
including options to purchase,
to properties within established districts
or any other such properties
designated as landmarks, to hold,
manage, preserve, restore, and improve
the same, and to exchange
or dispose of the property by public
or private sale, lease or otherwise,
subject to covenants or other legally
binding restrictions which will secure
appropriate right to public access
and promote the preservation of the
property.
Restore, preserve, and operate historic
properties.
Prepare and recommend the offi cial
adoption of a preservation element
as part of the Village Comprehensive
Long Range Plan.
Review and act upon proposals for
alterations, demolitions, or new construction
with historic districts, or for
the alteration or demolition of designated
landmarks, pursuant to this
Section.
Recommend design guidelines to the
Village Council.
Historic Preservation
Commission Meeting
October 25th 4 pm
Excess Storm
Debris Collection
Between September 17 and October
5, the Village is suspending the requirement
for yard debris to be completely
contained within a cart.
Please place your loose yard debris
curbside and do not bag it, do not
place it on the road, and do not put
it in a ditch.
Beginning Monday, September 17,
our Public Services yard, located
at 700 McCaskill Road, will also be
open for residents Monday through
Friday from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm for
you to drop off loose yard debris.
Commercial landscape services will
not have access to the Public Services
yard.
For questions about solid waste collection,
please call our Public Services
department at 295-5021.
Neighborhood
Advisory Committee
The Neighborhood Advisory Committee
(NAC) is an advisory committee of
volunteer representatives from Pinehurst
neighborhoods who routinely
communicate information and raise
awareness of issues with the Village
Council, staff, and their residents
leading to solutions that result in continuous
improvement in the quality of
life in all neighborhoods.
Neighborhood Advisory
Committee Meeting
October 15th 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
(910) 295-8644.
Beautification Committee
The Beautifi cation Committee serves
as an advisory committee for the purpose
of enhancing the appearance
of the Village Center and surrounding
areas through initiatives such as
the establishment and maintenance
of public planting areas and planting
receptacles, and overseeing the appropriate
seasonal decoration of the
Village Center, all in cooperation with
the Village Center and other appropriate
entities.
Educate regarding the appropriate
plant material suitable for seasonal
use in planters and other plan receptacles
in the Village Center.,
Pro actively seek out and work cooperatively
with key partners to assist
the Committee and Village Council
in beautifying the Village Center and
surrounding residential areas such
as the Village Center Enhancement
Committee, the Business Guide, the
Neighborhood Advisory Committee,
and the NCDOT.
Assist the Public Services Department
and where appropriate, other
entities, in beautifying key intersections
and street corners in and near
the Village Center that enhance the
overall appearance of the Village
Center, in keeping with historical and
traditional landscaping and beautifi -
cation methods utilized in the Village
of Pinehurst.
Bring to the attention of the Village
staff and assist in addressing unsightly
areas within the Village Center
or immediately surrounding area.
Committee Meeting
October 1st @ 3:30

Section
Lifestyles
& Entertainment
Pinehurst Town Crier June Edition Section B Page 1
Oct 1
July
Farmers
2
Market in Pinehurst 2:00
Art pm
Exhibit: - 5:30
“Mine pm FirstHealth
Eyes Have Fitness,
Seen the
170
Glory: Memorial The Civil Dr., Pinehurst. War in Art” 7:45 am
Presented by the Rufus Barringer Civil
War Oct Round 2 Table Free and open to the
public. Sandhills The Winery: Hastings “Trivia Gallery, Tuesday” Katharine
Boyd 6:00 Library, pm - 8:00 Sandhills pm Get Community your team
College, together. 3395 Sandhills Airport Winery, Road, 1057 Pinehurst. Seven
Lakes Dr, West End. RSVP (required):
40th
910-673-2949
Junior North & South Amateur
Championship Oct 4 8:00 am - 8:00 pm Played
on HeartSaver Pinehurst First courses. Aid 5:30 Pinehurst pm - 9:30 Resort, pm
80 Free. Carolina Seats Vista are limited. Dr., Pinehurst. Aberdeen Fire
910-235-8140.
Department, 800 Holly St, Aberdeen.
910-944-7888.
20th Anniversary Founders and Futures
Gala 6:00 pm Join Boys & Girls Club of
the Sandhills. Presented by Pinehurst
Resort. Grand Ballroom, Carolina Hotel,
80 Carolina Vista Drive, Pinehurst.
910-692-0777 ext. 2221.
July
Music
3
Matchup 7:00 pm Test your
music knowledge. Rudino’s Pizza, 135
Pinehurst Fourthfest Concert &
Pinehurst Ave, Southern Pines.
Fireworks 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm Free
910-246-2446.
concert featuring “Bantum Roosters”
and Oct fireworks 5 to celebrate Independence
Day. Cameron Pinehurst Antiques Harness Fair Track, 9:00 am 200 - 5:00
Beulah pm More Hill than Rd., 300 Pinehurst. dealers along streets
910-295-1900.
in the Historic District of Cameron.
Cameron Historic District, 485 Carthage
Rock Street, the Cameron. Cradle Concert 910-245-1231. 6:30 pm -
9:30 Artists pm League Featuring of the “Juice Sandhills Box Heroes.” Art
Croquet Exhibit: Courts “Two Artistic outside Journeys” of the Pinehurst 12:00
Resort pm - 3:00 Clubhouse, pm Exhibit 1 Carolina by Lauren Vista Kirk Dr, and
Pinehurst. Beth Ybarra. Until October, 25. Artists
League of the Sandhills, 129 Exchange
July St., 4Aberdeen. 910-944-3979.
Brownson Craft Fair: Call for Vendors
Sandhills Winery: “Food Truck Friday”
10:00
6:30
am
pm - 8:30
11:00
pm
am
Food
Crafts
and
Fair
live
on
music.
November
Sandhills
3,
Winery,
2018.
1057
Reserve
Seven
a
Lakes
space:
910-420-8015 Drive, 6544 Seven or 910-585-1924.
Lakes Village, West
End. 910-673-2949.
Fourthfest Parade in the Village
10:00 Oct 6am - 12:00 pm Annual
Independence The Fannie Lou Day Hamer Parade. Institute Downtown 1st
Pinehurst Annual Celebration Village & Scholarship Gala
11:00 am - 2:00 pm Celebrate Fannie
Lou Hamer and support the Gladys Cere
Simmons and Paulene Williams Gooding
Scholarship Fund. Carolina Hotel, The
Outlook Ballroom, 80 Carolina Vista
Drive, Pinehurst.
The Free Moore Concert: County The Concert Embers Band: Live “A
New 6:30 Nation” pm - 9:30 2:00 pm pm Free Free to to the the public.
Grand Robbins Ballroom, Greenspace Carolina Stage, Hotel, 10080
S
Carolina Middleton Vista St, Drive, Robbins. Pinehurst.
910-235-5229
Pinehurst Village Farmers Market 3:00
pm - 6:00 pm Village Green, 1 Village
Green Rd. West, Pinehurst.
Oct 7
5th Annual Putts for Mutts Charity Golf
Tournament 9:00 am - 2:00 pm Support
Solutions for Animals. County Club of
Whispering Pines, 2 Club House Blvd.,
Whispering Pines.
Oct 9
Afternoon Tea with Lauri Carter: “Ghost
July Stories 5 of Pinehurst” 2:30 pm Stories
Music of the Matchup spirits that 7:00 did/still pm Test roam your the
music streets knowledge. of the Village Rudino’s of Pinehurst. Pizza, Lady 135
Pinehurst Bedford’s Ave, Tea Parlour, Southern 21 Pines. Chinquapin
910-246-2446.
Rd, Pinehurst. 910-255-0100.
July 6
Jazzy Friday at Cypress Bend Vineyards
Sandhills Winery: “Trivia Tuesday”
6:00 pm Cypress Bend Vineyards,
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Get your team
21904 Riverton Road, Wagram.
together. Sandhills Winery, 1057 Seven
910-369-0411
Lakes Dr, West End. RSVP (required):
910-673-2949
July 7
Stepping Oct 11 into the Craft - Saturdays in
Seagrove Holiday Decorating 10:00 am 3:30 - 5:00 pm pm Galleries
and Matthew studios Hollyfield from the of town’s Hollyfield center Design to a
20-mile will provide radius holiday along decorating NC Pottery ideas. Highway.
Given Memorial Library, 150 Cherokee
Saturday Rd., Pinehurst. Kids Program: 910-295-6022. Maker Saturday
10:00 Harvest am the - 12:00 Promise pm 6:00 Everyone pm can be
a Benefit: Maker. Family Given Promise Memorial of Library, Moore County. 150
Cherokee The Fair Barn, Rd., Pinehurst. 200 Beulah Hill Rd.,
910-295-6022.
Pinehurst. 910-944-7149.
Fall Festival 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
July
A “Haunted
9
Forest,” trunk or treat, a
Arts costume Council contest of Moore and more. County Food Presents trucks
Kid’s and a Art Flash Class: Mob Backstage: of “Thriller”. Technical Free.
Theatre SpringHill 1:00 Suites pm by - 4:00 Marriott, pm Ages 10024 10-14. US
Class Hwy 15/501, runs until Southern July 12. Pines. Lee Auditorium,
Pinecrest High School, 250 Voit Gilmore
Lane, Southern Pines. 910-695-3769.
Farmers Market in Pinehurst
Oct 12
2:00 pm - 5:30 pm Lower parking lot of
Cut Out Cancer Crop - Croptoberfest
FirstHealth Fitness, 170 Memorial Dr.,
10:00 am - 8:00 pm Register by Oct 8th.
Pinehurst.
Limited space. Monies raised help pay
for the annual big crop. Moore Regional
Sandhills
Hospital Conference
Community
Center,
College
9305
Jazz
NC
Band:
Summer
Hwy 211,
Concert
Pinehurst.
on the Green 6:30
pm - 8:00 pm Free and open to the
public. 26th Annual The Boyd Sardine Library Festival Green, Sandhills
Community 11:00 am - 2:00 College, pm 3395 Lunch Airport of sardines, Road,
Pinehurst. crackers and Moon Pies. Free. Donations
encouraged. Support youth athletic
July programs 10 in Aberdeen and across Moore
“Sandhills
County Aberdeen
Winery:
Lake
“Trivia
Park,
Tuesday”
301 Lake
6:00
Park
pm
Crossing,
- 8:00
Aberdeen.
pm Sandhills
910-944-7275.
Winery,
1057 Live After Seven 5 Concert Lakes Dr, Series West End. RSVP.
910-673-2949.
5:30 pm - 9:00 pm Music by The
Groove Motive. Food trucks. Free. Tufts
Memorial Park, 1 Village Green Rd. West,
Pinehurst.
October Edition
Fundraiser: “Denim, Boots and
Brushes - A Real Country Hoedown”
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Create and help our
veterans in times of need. The Fair Barn,
200 Beulah Hill Rd., Pinehurst.
Sandhills Winery: “Food Truck Friday”
6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Food and live music.
Sandhills
July 12
Winery, 1057 Seven Lakes
Drive, 6544 Seven Lakes Village, West
Story Time Childrens Program 10:30 am
End. 910-673-2949.
Ages 3- 5 reading and crafts. Given
Oct Memorial 13 Library, 150 Cherokee Rd.,
1 Pinehurst. 8K - Run 910-295-6022.
for Moore
8:30 am - 10:30 am Part of the Sandhills
Race Gathering Series. at Support Given: Bringing cancer patients World- &
families Renowned in the Musicians Sandhills. to Proceeds the Sandhills also
provide 3:30 pm scholarships Given Memorial through Library, Moore 150
Free Cherokee & Charitable Rd., Pinehurst. Clinic. Given 910-295-6022. Memorial
Library, 150 Cherokee Rd., Pinehurst.
Girls Sandhills in Aviation Winery: Day Wine 9:30 Tasting am - 2:00 pm
Girls 5:30 aged pm - 8-17 9:00 learn pm RSVP. opportunities Sandhills
available Winery, 1057 in all Seven aspects Lakes of aviation. Drive, 6544
Gilliam-McConnell Seven Lakes Village, Airfield, West 194 End. Gilliam
McConnell 910-673-2949 Rd, Carthage.
Pet Adoption Day! 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Animal rescue groups are bringing dogs
ready for their furever homes! Support
the animal shelters. Coldwell Banker
Advantage Southern Pines
3rd July Annual 13 Daddy Daughter Royal Ball
4:00 Sandhills pm - 7:00 Winery: pm Live Magical Music evening “Food with
Disney Truck Friday” Princesses! 6:30 Portion pm - 9:30 of proceeds pm Food
for trucks scholarship 195 and program Twisted of Treats. the Duskin Music by
and
Frankie
Stephens
Moree
Foundation.
- Dark Horse
Country
Trio. RSVP.
Club
of
Sandhills
North Carolina,
Winery,
1600
1057
Morganton
Seven Lakes
Rd.,
Pinehurst.
Drive, 6544 Seven Lakes Village, West
Oct End. 16910-673-2949
Fundraiser: Chef’s Fest Sandhills
5:30 July 14 pm - 8:00 pm Support the Food
Bank Benefit: of Central Food Truck & Eastern Rodeo North for Wounded Carolina
at Warrior Sandhills. Project Pine 11:00 Needles am Lodge - 3:00 & pm Golf
Club, Homewood 1005 Midland Suites, 250 Road, Central Southern Park Ave,
Pines. Pinehurst. 910-255-0300
Sandhills Winery: “Trivia Tuesday”
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Get your team
together. July 17 Sandhills Winery, 1057 Seven
Lakes SCC Seminar: Dr, West “Veteran End. RSVP Entrepreneurship
(required):
910-673-2949
Programs by the SBA” 11:00 am - 12:00
Making
pm Sandhills
Things
Community
with Old Books!
College, 102
6:00 Van Dusen pm - 8:00 Hall, pm 3395 Proceeds Airport benefit Road,
Given Pinehurst. Memorial 910-695-3980. Library. Given Outpost,
95 Cherokee Road, Pinehurst. RSVP:
910-295-7002 “Sandhills Winery: or Given “Trivia Book Tuesday” Shop.
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Sandhills Winery,
1057 Seven Lakes Dr, West End. RSVP.
910-673-2949
Dining in the Pines Fall Fundraiser -
Moore
July 19
Free & Charitable Clinic 6:30 pm
Featuring
Music Matchup
special Chef’s
7:00 pm
Table
Test
dinners
your
by music most knowledge. innovative chefs Rudino’s the Pizza, area. 135
Elliotts Pinehurst on Linden, Ave, Southern 905 Linden Pines. Rd, Ste. A,
Pinehurst. 910-246-2446 910-246-5333 ext. 216
Oct 19
2018 Fall Festival 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Hosted by Pinehurst Elementary School
PTA.
Fundraiser: 4th Annual Purse Bingo
5:30 pm - 10:00 pm Sponsor: The
Academy of Moore County PTO. Support
our July school, 21 teachers, and students.
The An Fair Evening Barn, of 200 Bluegrass: Beulah Hill Po Ramblin’ Rd.,
Pinehurst. Boy 7:30 pm Sunrise Theater, 250 NW
North Broad Carolina St, Southern Fall Clay Pines. Court
Championships 910-692-8501. 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Featuring mens & women’s singles and
doubles July 26plus mixed doubles. The Lawn
and USKG Tennis Teen Club World of NC, Championships
1 Merrywood Pl,
Pinehurst. 2:00 pm - 401-617-7914.
5:00 pm 14 year old boys
division. Pinehurst Country Club, 1
Pinecrest High School Football 7:30 pm
Carolina Vista Dr, Pinehurst.
Scotland High School vs. Pinecrest High
School. Pinecrest High School, 250 Voit
Open Mic - Artists Meetup
Gilmore Lane, Southern Pines.
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Singers, Poets,
Sandhills Musicians Winery: and audience “Food Truck members Friday” are
6:30 welcome pm - 8:30 to this pm acoustic Food and event. live music. Given
Sandhills Outpost, Winery, 95 Cherokee 1057 Seven Road, Lakes Pinehurst.
Drive, 910-295-7002. 6544 Seven Lakes Village, West
End. 910-673-2949.
Oct 20
40th Annual Holly Arts & Crafts Festival
10:00 am - 4:00 pm Over 250 handcrafters
in variety of genres. The Village
of Pinehurst.
July 28
Oct
Santa’s
21
Summer in the Pines
Fundraiser: 4:00 pm - Horse 8:00 pm Farm Meet Tours Santa,
11:00 activities, am - 4:00 live music pm Benefit and more. Prancing Free.
Horse. Tufts Memorial Look at the Park, workings 1 Village of a Green horse Rd.
farm West, and Pinehurst. enjoy demonstrations. 6 farms
Located in the Foxfire/Hoffman area.
Oct 24
Unleashing the Pawsibilities
6:00 pm - 9:30 pm Food, music and
friends celebrate 52 years of Moore
Humane Society. Country Club of
North Carolina, 1600 Morganton Rd.,
Pinehurst.
Oct Fundraiser: 23 A Tribute to The Rolling
Sandhills Stones 6:30 Winery: pm “Trivia - 9:00 Tuesday” pm Hosted
6:00 by Vision4Moore pm - 8:00 pm and Get Linden your team Lodge
together. Foundation, Sandhills Inc. Lee Winery, Auditorium, 1057 Seven
Lakes Pinecrest Dr, West High End. School, RSVP 250 (required): Voit Gilmore
Lane, Southern Pines.

Section B Page 2 October Edition Pinehurst Town Crier
Helping Fearful Dogs
Learn about the most humane
and effective ways to help dogs
who struggle with fear, anxiety or
reactivity! You are a dog’s best
hope for learning to feel safer in
their world.
Pet owners, trainers, shelter and
vet staff, foster care providers will
all gain valuable information to improve
their dog handling skills.
“I just wanted to reiterate how important
it has been to my work to
have read your book 5 years ago.
Join Debbie Jacobs CPDT-KA,
CAP2 author of A Guide To Living
With & Training A Fearful Dog and
Does My Dog Need Prozac? and
creator of the Fearfuldogs.com
website and administrator of the
Fearful Dogs Facebook group, in
Pinehurst NC on Saturday October
20, 2018 and learn about the
most effective and humane ways
to work with fearful, shy, anxious,
reactive and aggressive dogs.
I truly wouldn’t be doing what I’m
doing now without having read
and re-read that book and then
applying it to the veterinary setting
while I still worked for a clinic.”
John, CPDT
Pinehurst Assembly Hall
395 Magnolia Rd.
Date & Time: October 20th
from 9am-4pm
Reserve your spot now to avoid
missing out on the opportunity to
learn how to help special needs
dogs.
Gathering at Given - Holiday Decorating Thursday, October 11th,
3:30pm Given Memorial Library & 7pm Given Book Shop
Saturday Kids Program - Favorite Fall Foods
Saturday, October 13th, 10-noon, Given Memorial Library
Evening Work Shop -Making things with old books!
Tuesday, October 16th, 6-Spm Given Bookshop
Kid Zone during Holly Arts Festival
Saturday October 21st, 10- 4pm,
Village Green, Pinehurst
Monthly Sale
Al I Mysteries - Buy One Get One Free!
CHEF'S FEAST
SANDHILLS
Tuesday, October 16, 2018 | 5:30pm – 8pm | Pine Needles Resort
Join the Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina at Sandhills for Chef’s Feast, a food and wine
tasting event showcasing chefs from the Pine Needles Resort and local restaurants. Our presenting
partner Food Lion will provide a variety of wine tastings to coordinate with the dishes.
Tickets are $60 each through September 30, and $75 October 1 until the event.
Purchase tickets at the Food Bank, 195 Sandy Avenue, Southern Pines, or online at chefsfeastnc.org.

Pinehurst Town Crier October Edition Section B Page 3
Early witches were people who practiced
witchcraft—they used magic
spells and called upon spirits for help
or to bring about change. Most witches
were thought to be pagans doing
the Devil’s work. Many, however, were
simply natural healers or so-called
“wise women” whose choice of profession
was misunderstood.
It’s unclear exactly when witches
came on the historical scene, but
one of the earliest records of a witch
is in the Bible in the book of 1 Samuel,
thought be written between 931
B.C. and 721 B.C. It tells the story of
when King Saul sought the Witch of
Endor to summon the dead prophet
Samuel’s spirit to help him defeat the
Philistine army.
It’s Midnight---The “Witching Hour”
The witch roused Samuel, who then
prophesied the death of Saul and his
sons. The next day, according to the
Bible, Saul’s sons died in battle, and
Saul committed suicide.
Other Old Testament verses condemn
witches, such as the oft-cited
Exodus 22:18, which says, “thou
shalt not suffer a witch to live.” Additional
Biblical passages caution
against divination, chanting or using
witches to contact the dead.
Witch hysteria really took hold in Europe
during the mid-1400s, when
many accused witches confessed, often
under torture, to a variety of wicked
behaviors. Within a century, witch
hunts were common and most of the
accused were executed by burning at
the stake or hanging.
Between the years 1500 and 1660,
up to 80,000 suspected witches
were put to death in Europe. Around
80 percent of them were women
thought to be in cahoots with the
Devil and filled with lust. Germany
had the highest witchcraft execution
ly Edition Page 7
rate, while Ireland had the lowest.
One of the most famous witches in
Virginia’s history is Grace Sherwood,
whose neighbors alleged she killed
their pigs and hexed their cotton.
Other accusations followed and Sherwood
was brought to trial in 1706.
The court decided to use a controversial
water test to determine her guilt
or innocence. Sherwood’s arms and
legs were bound and she was thrown
into a body of water. It was thought
if she sank, she was innocent; if she
floated, she was guilty. Sherwood
floated, she was guilty. Sherwood
didn’t sink and was convicted of being
a witch. She wasn’t killed but put
in prison and for eight years.
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Fire burn and cauldron bubble” - Macbeth
IV, i
The truth lies in science -- pharmacology,
actually, and natural products
pharmacology at that. The historical
depiction of witches riding broomsticks
has its origins in hallucinogenic
plant pharmacology, as popularized
by Shakespeare, but the indigenous
knowledge predates even him.
Hallucinogenic chemicals called tropane
alkaloids are made by a number
of plants including Atropa belladonna
(deadly nightshade). During
the Middle Ages, parts of these
plants were used to make “brews,”
“oyntments” or “witches’ salves” for
witchcraft, sorcery and other nefarious
activities.
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Scooby Doo
packed auction.
at a separate graduation ceremony.
How Black Cats
Came To Halloween
“This year, we have experienced an
increasing number of animals coming
to us with extensive injuries,” said
als Here’s a look at the 2018 adoption numbers Superstitions have surrounded cats How did black cats come to represent
bad luck and spookiness in the
Lynn Conrad, Board member and
t all anpassion
Carthage Page Southern 22 Gazette Pines Today
from over 1,200 shelters across the country. for thousands of years — some good,
Saving Moore Animals Gala Chair. “This has necessitated
some bad. Black cats in particular United States?
surgeries with higher costs
June
in
May June
order
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Seven Lakes Page Page News 19 1117
hanasiaBritish novelist, George TOTAL Eliot, is quoted
as from saying, over “Animals 1,200 As Of are shelters August such across the country.
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PETS to save ADOPTED their lives.” Conrad went on
et all overprivate,
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anassion
agreeable friends - they ask no ques-
the 24th, explain 2018 that medical costs this
Researchers and folklorists have Plymouth colony.
year could exceed $50,000, surpassing
ADOPTED 2017’s costs of $45,000
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found that practices surrounding
Halloween — wherever it comes The Puritan Pilgrims distrusted anything
associated with witches and
August 94,524 which 24th, we 2018 originally hoped to raise.
n incoral
welditional
love that comes from our
from — date back thousands of
The proceeds of the “Unleashing the
pets. They become one of the family.
years, probably to pre-Roman times, sorcery, including black cats.
Pawsibilities” Gala will go towards
rivate, Some, however, need Grand our help. total 94,524
since 2015: 248,175
though today, many of the things we
this life-saving medical care.
do, such as carving
incoral
wel-
the Moore
Never
pumpkins
Leave
(traditionally
turnips), trick-or-treating, and – it became a practice to burn black
Your
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In A Car
persecuted black cats
Every
e oper-
NBC year, and hundreds Telemundo of homeless owned stations So call are your teaming friends and up with join hundreds
pass of through shelters the across doors the of
in for a The summer months can be uncomfortable—even
dangerous—for pets with pets with white-colored ears,
hours, and be especially careful
animals Grand total since 2015: 248,175
, state
dressing up, appear to be lifted from cats on Shrove Tuesday to protect
country fun-filled to host evening Clear to the help Shelters, our furry
elter in
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NBC a nationwide
Humane Society’s
and Telemundo pet adoption
“no-kill”
and Irish people. culture. It’s difficult enough simply
to cope with rising temperatures, cancer, and short-nosed pets, who
who the are home more from susceptible fire. to skin
owned drive friends
stations beginning as they
are teaming Saturday, heal and
up August transition
with hundreds
of shelters to help find across loving the homes country for to animals host Clear in need.
let
18 to
shelter. Virtually all of these homeless,
abandoned or abused animals
a loving home. To make a reservation
, state
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for the Gala, contact Lynn Conrad at really get tough in areas that are
lter L in require a nationwide some degree pet of adoption medical care drive beginning Saturday, August 18 symbol, but how did their special ed in the colonies, black cats had
(910) 949-2360 or email lynnmconrad@gmail.com.
heat and storm-caused power out-
burn your pet’s paws, so walk
hit with the double blow of intense Asphalt gets very hot and can
ranging from Heading to minor help find to extensive. loving Off homes To for animals College?
in need.
place in the fall come to be? been thoroughly cemented in popu
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off to college
to help
for the
these
ages, sometimes with tragic results. your dog on the grass if possible.
Always carry water with you to
first among college students reaches
animals is unlimited,
time and Heading their necessary
leaving the comforts Off of
For To record
more College?
information,
highs, according
visit the
the
Moore
Center Practice basic summer safety keep your dog from dehydrating.
financial resources are limited.
Heading home can off be to a college difficult for transition.
Humane
the first among of Collegiate
Society
college Mental
website
students Health,
at moorehumane.org
and click on events. Not even for a minute. Not even with Don’t rely on a fan
reaches so has Never leave your pets in a parked car.
time And for and students leaving leaving the comforts an animal of record the prescription highs, according of these the pets, Center also
Fortunately, there is a fun way you can
the car running and air conditioner on. Pets respond differently to heat
home companion can behind, a difficult the move transition. can feel of known Collegiate as comfort Mental animals, Health, for so their
help! Join Moore Humane Society’s
has
Can’t make it to the event? You can On a warm day, temperatures inside a than humans do. (Dogs, for instance,
sweat primarily through their
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the fixed,
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for their levels. On an 85-degree day, for example,
the temperature inside a car as effectively as they do people.
feet.) And fans don’t cool off pets
Gala on Oreo to Wednesday, the is shelter 7-9 years October as old a stray & already 24, & 6 is to spayed now
even While more most difficult. schools have a strict no soothing Whether abilities. or not a school agrees that
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pet policy looking for for campus a “palace” housing, to call some his own. these This animals sweet boy are is therapeutic ready to
with the windows opened slightly can
Carolina the in real Pinehurst Scooby at Doo, 1600 when is besides
the or point; not a imposing school agrees an outright that
While offer most special schools accommodations have a strict steal Morganton
eating Road. “Scooby The event snacks” will feature & relaxing on
he’s not solving mysteries, enjoys
no your
for Whether heart!
reach 102 degrees within 10 minutes. Provide ample shade and water
moorehumane.org
couch.
Any time your pet is outside, make
County
live
pet students music
policy
featuring to for help campus ease Bill
housing,
Stonehouse,
the process. some these animal animals ban for are all students therapeutic could is besides
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any
hot car by taking action or calling for shade and tarps are ideal because
Learn how to help a pet left inside a ice to water when possible. Tree
considered bringers of bad luck and symbol,both alongside witches and
help. curses Local to law any enforcement human they can came follow independently, to add a frightful,
zation.
they don’t obstruct air flow. A doghouse
unnerving does not ambience provide to relief their from front
source
this near, handy and guide were for associated how to proceed. with
rescue
witchcraft.
heat—in steps, fact, their green it makes eyes spooking it worse.
source
epends
Watch the humidity
trick-or-treaters.
rescue
“It’s important to remember that Cool your pet inside and out
nd gentible
as
logg, right. VMD, of the Humane Society or adopting another a favorite black cat food.) from And an animal al-
Many Medieval Germans believed
pends
it’s not just the ambient temperature
but also the humidity that can DIY peanut butter popsicles for
Whip up a batch of quick and easy
themselves to be cursed if a black But if you’re really feeling the holiday
(You spirit can this Halloween, use peanut consider butter
d genble
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shelter provide or rescue water, service. whether your
affect cat crossed your pet,” their says path Dr. from Barry left Kel-
to dogs.
Veterinary Medical Association. ways
as
Black cats, however, have also pets are inside or out with you.
onprofg
sometimes, mal was a family whether pet before not the entering aniimal
Planet, Eckerd college. temperature occupied. will skyrocket to eyes, a rapid heartbeat, difficulty
From lizards to horses, each school olate federal law prohibiting discrimination
federal in housing. law prohibiting So which discrim-
college ture from their lungs, which takes Watch for signs of heatstroke
“Animals pant to evaporate mois-
served as symbols of good luck in Due to latent superstition, studies
From has a lizards different to horses, pet policy, each including school olate
heat numerous away from cultures. their In body. the British If the Islands,
black is too cats high, are often they are believed un-
heatstroke. much less Some likely to signs be adopted of heat-
com-
Extreme have shown temperatures that black can cats cause are
has restrictions a different on age, pet weight, policy, including cage, and ination is most in pet-friendly? housing. So According which college to Animal
most Planet, pet-friendly? Eckerd college. According to An-able to bring to cool affluence themselves, to any house and their they stroke pared are with heavy other fur panting, colors. glazed
humidity
rg restrictions sometimes, on whether age, weight, or not cage, the and ani-
is
mal college. was a family pet before entering
dangerous levels—very quickly.” breathing, excessive thirst, lethargy,
fever, dizziness, lack of coordi-
By adopting a black cat, you may rescue
an profuse animal who salivation, may otherwise vomit-
college.
Residents may choose from 14 residence
halls may that choose permit from dogs, 14 cats, res-
Taking In Japan, a they dog’s are temperature also considered
to tell bring you good if there luck. In is Ancient a seriing,
not a have deep found red or a loving purple owner. tongue,
will nation,
While service animals on campus Residents
quickly
While were once service used animals only exclusively on campus as idence rabbits, halls ducks, that chinchillas permit dogs, and cats, ferrets.
In addition, ducks, chinchillas small pets and in cages fer-should sacred. not be allowed to get over Edited By: Millie Jameson
ous Egypt, problem. black cats Dogs’ were temperatures worshiped as seizure, and unconsciousness.
were guide once dogs used for students only exclusively with visual as rabbits,
guide impairments, dogs for today students schools with are visual grappling
with a today rise of schools “emotional are grap-
sup-
are Students permitted also in have all residence access to halls. perature does, follow the instruc-
heat stroke if they are very old, very
rets. are permitted In addition, in small residence pets in cages halls.
104 degrees. If your dog’s tem-
Animals are at particular risk for
impairments, a local
veterinarian also have who access does pet to health a lotions
below for treating heat stroke. young, overweight, not conditioned
pling port animals.” with a rise of “emotional support
animals.”
cal
Students
to prolonged exercise, or have heart
checks
veterinarian
twice a year.
who does pet health
Limit exercise Sleeping on hot days Next To or Your respiratory Dog disease. Makes Some breeds
s As diagnoses of anxiety, depression
checks twice a year.
Take care when exercising your pet. of dogs—like boxers, pugs, shih tzus,
You Fall Asleep Faster, Reduces
As diagnoses of anxiety, depression
Adjust intensity and duration of exercise
Depression in accordance with and the tem-
Makes muzzles—will You have Live a Longer much hard-
and other dogs and cats with short
and other mental health problems Outgoing pets at Eckerd are honored
and other mental health problems Outgoing pets at Eckerd are honored
at a separate graduation ceremony.
perature. On very hot days, limit exercise
to early morning or evening
er time breathing in extreme heat.
Edited By: Megan Holmes

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ECHO BOOMERS
Player’s
Club
Sandhills Vet Fest
October 27th
FREE
Sept. 21 & 22
Quilt Show 10am - 5pm
At The Pinehurst Fair Barn
k and
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Crowning Novel Birthday Of Gift Miss Idea NC
Local Title Holders
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This full color 4 page newspaper
After includes 28 years historical in the dates, Army family and 21
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to add. Seven In edition Lakes at West no extra in 2003. fee you
will receive an e-edition to upload to
James & Jennifer Boyd Deciding social media where sites to retire that everyone was not will an
Just on the surface. We have been Each day new items have been
Have you driven down Seven Lakes easy be able decision. to read Sandi it on their was computer, born and
working diligently inside as well
Drive lately and noticed some changes
to the BARRON Tile and Stone
arriving raised tablet, in to
or Hawaii expand
smart phone. and what Bill we grew are up able
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Moore County.
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see one pricing,
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packaged mountains, my 3 purchases hours to the in ocean. are out-
could
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their life journey) with a memento gift on any special occasion.
very important to James, myself, and
that everyone including family and
our team as we see our clients as
friends will treasure for a lifetime. There are certain birthdays that
Saturday night August 25th was not just the one-time big night visitors, for but the longtime
friends.
crowning the Miss North Carolina just mean local something title holders. extra special.
Give the gift of this truly amazing full These milestones should be celebrated,
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Section B Page 6 October Edition Pinehurst Town Crier
Pinehurst Music
Dugans Pub 910-295-3400
Oct 2 6:30pm
Will McCanless
Oct 3 7:00 pm
Boombadeers
Oct 5-6 9:00 pm
Soulshine Brotherhood
Oct 9 8:30 pm
Will McCanless
Oct 12-13 9:00 pm
August Burning
Oct 16 6:30 pm
Will McCanless
Oct 17 7:00 pm Boombadeers
Oct 19-20 9:00 pm
Acoustic on the Rocks
Oct 23 6:30 pm
Will McCanless
Oct 26-27 9:00 pm
Matrix Band
Oct 30 6:30 pm
Will McCanless
Oct 31 7:00 pm
Bombadeers
Sandhills Winery 910-673-2949
Oct 5
Whiskey Pines Trio
Oct 19
Live Music
Rudinos Pizza 910-246-2446
Oct 5 9:00 pm
Karaoke
Oct 7 7:00 pm
Music Bingo
Oct 12 9:00 pm
Karaoke
Oct 19 9:00 pm
Karaoke
Broad Street Bar 910-246-2048
Oct 3 8:30 pm
Open Mic
Oct 10 8:30 pm
Open Mic
Oct 17 8:30 pm
Open Mic
Drum & Quill 910-295-3193
Oct 5 8:30 pm
Tyler Pow
Oct 12 8:30 pm
Paula Carlson
Oct 13 8:30 pm
Ari Pappalardo
Oct 19 8:30 pm
Elliott Humphries
Oct 20 8:30 pm
Matt Walsh
Oct 24 7:30 pm
Pete O’Dea
Oct 26 8:30 pm
Bill West
Oct 27 8:30 pm
Paula Carlson
Around the Sandhills
Maness Pottery & Music Barn
Oct 2 6:00 pm
Bluegrass, country and gospel
Oct 9 6:00 pm
Bluegrass, country and gospel
Oct 16 6:00 pm
Bluegrass, country and gospel
Sweet Dreams Mattress & More Oct
4 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Sip 4 Sleep: Becca Rae
Weymouth Center for the Art and
Humanities
Oct 4 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
An Evening of Cole Porters Favorites:
John Hatcher & Friends Quintet
Sunrise Theater 910-692-8501 Oct
5 5:30 pm
First Friday: The Get Right Band
Cypress Bend Vineyards
Every Friday 6:00 pm
Jazzy Friday
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Oct 6 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Hoptoberfest: Men of Distinction
Tufts Memorial Park
Oct 12 5:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Live After 5 Series: The Groove Motive
Dia de los Muertos
“Day Of The Dead”
Sponsored by The Academy of Moore
County PTO’s annual fundraiser to
support our school, teachers, and
students. This year’s decor will be in
the spirit of Dia de los Muertos.
(The Day of the Dead is a Mexican holiday
celebrated throughout Mexico,
in particular the Central and South
regions, and by people of Mexican
heritage elsewhere.) and attendees
are invited to dress in their favorite
Halloween costume!
We will serve complimentary Mexican
inspired hors d’oeuvres and sangria
along with wine and beer! We’ll
play 20 games of bingo where name
brand handbags are the prize and
each bag has goodies inside!!!
Everything has been donated by local
businesses, restaurants and salons!!
Seats can be reserved at eventbrite.
com and there will not be separate
table reservations and your drinks
will be included in the ticket price! We
also will have extra bingo booklets
and individual game tickets for sale
at the door.
Everyone is looking forward to another
amazing girl’s night out with many
photo ops all night!
The Academy of Moore County is a
non-profi t, public charter school serving
375 students K-5. T
TAMC is located in Aberdeen and integrates
Science, Technology, Engineering,
Art, and Math into our rigorous
curriculum.
We serve between 40-50% military
families and rely on fundraising for
transportation, building costs and
supporting our students and teachers.
Due to our amazing staff, and leadership,
TAMC is proud to announce that
we’ve broken down for a K-2 expansion
opening in the fall of 2019.
Fri, October 19, 2018
5:30 PM – 10:00 PM EDT
The Fair Barn
Check us out at
academyofmoorecounty.org!

Pinehurst Town Crier October Edition Section B Page 7
Cross words With Numbers
You have to keep reading through the clues
gleaning a little more information each time.
3 IN A ROW
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Pinehurst
Houses Of Worship
The Village Chapel
10 Azalea Rd, Pinehurst, NC 28374
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Community Presbyterian Church
125 Everett Rd Pinehurst NC
Congregational Church Of Pinehurst
895 Linden Rd Pinehurst NC
Pinehurst United Methodist Church
4111 Airport Rd Pinehurst NC
Sandhills Alliance Church Christian and MA
165 Wood Dr Pinehurst NC
First Baptist Church Of Pinehurst
7373 Nc Highway 211 Pinehurst NC
Sacred Heart Parish
300 Dundee Rd Pinehurst NC
Page Memorial United Methodist Church
1635 Morganton Rd Pinehurst NC
Trinity Christian Fellowship
425 Magnolia Rd, Pinehurst, NC 28374
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Best Story On States Page 10 to Retire 2018
From Kiplinger
In contemplating retirement, the big
question tends to be when to retire?
But where to retire can be an equally
pressing matter.
In fact, according to a survey by Merrill
Lynch and Age Wave (a research
fi rm focused on the aging population),
37% of retirees have already moved
in retirement and another 27% intend
to.
household incomes, poverty rates
and the economic wellness of the
state itself.
Whether you’re fi guring out where to
head next or just how you need to adjust
your budget when Seven moving into retirement,
see how every state in the
union treats its retirees fi nancially.
to a survey by Merrill Lynch and Age
Wave, a research fi rm focused on the
aging population.
Or, rather than move maybe you just
want to stay put in retirement in a
place that’s comfortable and familiar.
Luckily, no matter which state you
land on for retirement, there’s a
promising place to settle down.
holds: $43,616
Average health care costs for a retired
couple: Below average.
Tax rating for retirees: Not Tax Friendly
Its weather is mild, as is its fi nancial
attractiveness as a retirement destination.
The Tar Heel State offers below-average
costs across most metro areas,
Lakes
We pinpointed one great retirement with the Kill Devil Hills micro area
destination in each state that offers (part of the Outer Banks) being one
attractive advantages for retirees, pricey exception, according to the
Even if you’re among the rest who
plan to stay put in retirement, you
might fi nd that entering a new stage
taking into account living costs, safety,
median incomes and poverty rates
for retirement-age residents, as well
Council for Community and Economic
Research.
of life changes the world around you,
Seven requiring Lakes a reassessment News of how your
as residents’ sense of well-being and But income levels are typically lower,
August the Edition availability of recreational and too. And though Social Security benefi
Page 5
ts are still not taxable, other breaks Page July 7E
Carthage Page C 2 Gazette August September Edition Edition for retirees have been Community eliminated, Page Scene 3
Southern home state Pines treats your Today nest egg.
September health Seven Edition care Lakes facilities. News
To help you weigh the pros and cons
North Carolina
leaving most other retirement income
taxable at the current fl at rate
of each state when it comes to retirement,
Kiplinger ranked all 50 states
Ranking: #28
of 5.49%.
But where you ultimately choose to
Continued From Front Page
Crowning Of
retire doesn’t
Miss
always come
NC
down to
based on fi nancial factors critical dollars and cents. Indeed, the top Share of population 65+: 14.7%
Full kiplinger.com Menu
Sandi & Bill Carl
to retirees, Local including living Title expenses,
tax burdens, health care costs, is After to 28 be years closer in to the family, Army according and 21 Average income for 65+ house- Edited B: Millie
reason Holders
people move in retirement Cost of living: 5% below average
Jameson
moves, Bill and Sandi Carl moved
to Seven Lakes West in 2003.
James & Jennifer Boyd Deciding where to retire was not an
Just on the surface. We have been Each day new items have been
Have you driven down Seven Lakes easy decision. Sandi was born and
working diligently inside as well
Drive lately and noticed some changes
to the BARRON Tile and Stone
arriving raised in to Hawaii expand and what Bill we grew are up able
to expand what BARRON offers to to there. offer. However, “Your selection with one of daughter unique
Moore County.
building?
furnishings in New Jersey and and gifts, one pricing, daughter customer
Virginia, service they decided and the to thoughtful stay on
in
BARRON’s
The refreshing
Boutique,
that has
housed
taken
on
place
the details the mainland. you offer So, from North your Carolina selection
second
on the exterior
floor of
has
the
created
BARRON
quite
building,
of was merchandise seemed ideal. to the 3 hours gift bags to the you
quite
started
a positive
with
buzz
an idea
among
of how
the Seven
Lakes better community, serve our but community the chang-
by standing!”, And close enough stated a to recent family customer.
enjoy
we packaged mountains, my 3 purchases hours to the in ocean. are out-
could
offering es made unique are not quality Continued shopping. On Page 5 and spoil the Continued On Page 14
Quality, selection, and service are
very important to James, myself, and
our team as we see our clients as
Saturday night August 25th was not just the one-time big night visitors, for but the longtime
friends. local title crowning the Miss North Carolina holders.
Congratulations to them all ...
The boutique features a lovely selection
of tables, rugs, artwork, lighting,
Stop by the BARRON Building at
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found in our tile showroom. We enjoy visiting with our customers
and giving them individual attention
The boutique opened its doors on in helping find the perfect gift item to
July 19th and we have had wonderful
feedback from all that visit. A current home furnishings as well
finding pieces that complement their
client stated, “I am thrilled with my as put together a full design plan to
finds and am so excited you are bring new life to their homes through
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501(c)(3)
Saturday
10 November 2018
10 a.m.
our miSSioN:
“Support our
troopS,
hoNor our
veteraNS”
our motto:
“for veteraNS,
by veteraNS”
SaNdhillS vet feSt
www.sandhillsveteransfestival.com
6th Annual Southern Pines Veterans Parade
In 2012 at the request of town and local veteran leaders, the
Southern Pines Veterans Parade was reborn. A small team of highly
motivated and extremely dedicated veterans led the charge, and in
67 days the Town of Southern Pines had it’s first Veterans Parade
in 71 years. The late David Woodruff, a son of Southern Pines, a
renowned local historian, and author wrote, “with 12% of Moore
County’s population being military veterans, there is no doubt this
was the right thing to do. In some circles, Southern Pines is known
as a military town.” David Woodruff was instrumental in vision,
growth, and evolution of what is known today as the Sandhills Vet
Fest and the Southern Pines Veterans Parade. These events are his
legacy.
On 10 November 2018 at 10 a.m., we will commemorate the 6th
Annual Southern Pines Veterans Parade. We take great pride fulfilling
our mission statement, “Support Our Troops, and Honor Our
Veterans,” and living up to our motto, “For Veterans, By Veterans.”
This is a very planning, labor, and financially intensive undertaking,
and we would like to express our unconditional appreciation for our
tremendous veterans, generous sponsors and selfless volunteers, for
without this winning combination, there would not be a Southern
Pines Veterans Parade or a Sandhills Veterans Festival.
Parade Application/Registration
Thank you all for your interest in the Southern
Pines Veterans Parade. Whether this is your first
time or whether you have been with us since the inaugural
event in 2012, we hope you know how much
your support means to our veterans and our community.
This parade has been the focal point event
of what began in 2012 as Veteran’s Weekend, and
since then it has evolved into the most anticipated
event of the year, the Sandhills Veteran’s Festival, a
week long series of events that focus on honoring
the strength of our Sandhills Veterans, our active
duty members, and our beloved military families.
Applicants must understand that the parade committee
may limit the size/scope of individual entries
in order to produce the best overall quality of the
event.
To participate in the parade, members must complete
the application and return it to the parade
committee no later than October 25. The application
and additional information can be found at:
www.sandhillsveteransfestival.com
Sponsorship Opportunities
$5,000+ Diamond (Title Sponsor)
• Company banner leading the parade
• Company banner representing 2 eras of service
• Company name on a static sign at Grandstand
• Multi-media marketing
$2,000+ Platinum (Presenting Sponsors)
• Banner representing 1 era of service
• Company name on a static sign at Grandstand
• Multi-media marketing
$1,000+ Gold
• Company name on a static sign at Grandstand
• Multi-media marketing
$500+ Silver
• Company name on a static sign at Grandstand
• Multi-media marketing
$250+ Bronze
• Company name on a static sign at Grandstand
• Company name on sponsor page
The Southern Pines Veterans Parade in the
Sandhills is a 501(c)(3) that honors our
Sandhills Active Duty Troops and Veterans
Vet Fest Schedule at a Glance
Saturday, 27 October 2018, 6:00 - 9:00 PM
The Cooper Ford Sandhills Veterans Concert (Free Event)
at Cooper Ford in Carthage feat. Becca Rae and Whiskey Pines
Saturday, 3 November 2018, 12:00 PM
Vietnam Vets Reading of the Names - American Legion Riders
Sandhills to Raleigh (State Capitol)
Sunday, 4 November 2018, 2:00 PM
Field of Honor Ceremony - Vietnam Veterans Assocociation 69
at West End Fire and Rescue (Hwy 211 and Hwy 73)
Saturday, 10 November 2018, 9:00 AM
Pinehurst VMC Parade Route Clearing and Wreath Laying Ride
Route and assembly points details are on our website
Saturday, 10 November 2018, 10:00 AM
Southern Pines Veterans Parade on Broad Street
Saturday, 10 November 2018, 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
The Southern Pines Veterans Concert (Free Event)
at the Sunrise Theater First Bank Stage featuring
The 82nd Airborne Rock Band
Saturday, 10 November 2018, 11:00 AM
Carthage Veterans Memorial Wreath Laying
at Moore County Veterans Memorial (15-501/Carriage Oaks Dr)
Sunday, 11 November 2018, 11:00 AM
Pinehurst Official Veterans Day Observance
at Pinehurst Village Hall (395 Magnolia Rd)
Sunday, 11 November 2018, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Special Forces Association 5K and Chili Cook-Off
Southern Pines at NE Broad St and E New Hampshire
Sunday, 11 November 2018, 1:00 PM
BlueVass Music Festival and Car Show
at Sandy Ramey Keith Park (Holly St/Vass-Carthage Rd)

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were even scheduled to warm up for
us once”, said veteran member, Melvin
Farrington. Although, in 1981,
when they did record an album, the
band immediately focused back
on what had been their mainstay
from the beginning, the dance and
show circuit.
After more than two decades of
bringing audiences to their feet, the
band LIQUID PLEASURE, has become
a multi-cultural icon.
Even from the beginning and through
the present, LIQUID PLEASURE has
never desired to follow the dream
path of most bands. That is, being a
major recording entity.
Sometimes when they are traveling
on the road, the guys get in a nostalgic
mood, remembering the times
past. “When we we
This band of guys who have been
like brothers, love being in touch with
people like them, who love a variety
of good music, and appreciate hearing
it performed live,
by a great dance and show band. In
the early years the band was paired
with greats like, Chuck Berry,
Eddie Floyd and Ben E. King and later,
Whitney Houston,
The Four Tops, The Tempation’s and
Aretha Franklin. Defi nitively, LIQUID
PLEASURE has always been a hot
re still playing the college circuit heavily,
with groups like Hootie and
The Blowfi sh and REM,. The Spinners

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It has been a wonderful summer
here in the Sandhills and I’m sure
most of our readers are ready for the
Fall and the cooler weather.
You know it’s on the way when the
NFL preseason starts up and the
college games are around the corner.
We’ll will be tailgating at a few
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games in Athens, GA where my husband
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The new season is chock full of new
events to attend and a variety of fundraising
activities including the Tribute
after
To The Man in Black, Daddy Daughter
Royal Ball, Pours In The Pines the
Chef’s Feast and many others that
support local charitable efforts.
There are many interesting articles
in this edition beginning with the
Cabin In The Village, Volunteers of
the month Dan and Joanne Conrad,
Weekend Getaways and the Drive-IN
movies as an endangered pastime
from an earlier era.
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Who’s ready for food truck rodeo?
Eats, Beats & Brews returns to the
Arboretum with a variety of your
local favorites while bringing new
tastes to town! Wine and craft beer
will be available for purchase, but
outside alcoholic beverages are
not permitted.
Live entertainment throughout the
night and fun children’s activities
will ensure a fun time for all!
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Joanne & Dan Conrad
Time. How strongly we protect its value
to our lives. Once gone – we cannot
get it back. Perhaps that is what
makes the giving of our time to anyone
such a treasured gift. Joanne
and Daniel Conrad of Pinehurst,
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An Evening With “Johnny Cash”
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