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Southern Pines Today<br />
Serving The Communities of Aberdeen & Southern Pines<br />
# 10<br />
<strong>October</strong> Issue<br />
Volume 2 Issue 10<br />
Autumn Fest<br />
Run For Moore<br />
southern pines veteran’s parade<br />
Day Of The Dead<br />
First Friday<br />
Prancing Horse<br />
Farm Tour<br />
The Get Right Band<br />
Festival<br />
Denim, Boots & Brushes<br />
Fall O Ween<br />
November 10th<br />
ly organized in 1948 as Carthage Sorosis<br />
Club. NC Clubwoman’s motto is<br />
the “ union of all for the good of all”.<br />
Each member club maintains it identify<br />
and focus while benefi ting from<br />
Black Cats<br />
Of Halloween<br />
the strength of the international service<br />
organization. Our club awards<br />
a Scholarship through the Sandhills<br />
Community College Foundation each<br />
year. Our upcoming fashion show<br />
benefi t is to Continued On Page 12<br />
Aberdeen Lake Park<br />
Carthage Woman’s Club part of the<br />
worlds largest and oldest international<br />
volunteer service organization of<br />
women. GFWC-NC (General Federation<br />
of Woman’s Clubs) was established<br />
in 1890 and is now 1 million<br />
members strong in 20 countries.<br />
Carthage Woman’s Club was original-<br />
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Autumnfest veteran’s parade First Friday 1 In 8K Run<br />
what’s inside<br />
Saturday<br />
<strong>October</strong> 18th<br />
Run For Moore<br />
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5 Kiss My Grits<br />
6 Pumpkin Patch<br />
7 1 In 8k Run<br />
10 Girls In Aviation<br />
10 NC To Retire<br />
12 Get Right Band<br />
12 Fashion Show<br />
13 Veteran’s Parade<br />
16 Black Cats<br />
18 Houses Of Worship<br />
19 Day Of The Dead<br />
19 Live Music<br />
20 Lifestyle/Events<br />
21 Train Your Brain<br />
F<br />
Fabulous & Fashionable<br />
Fashion Show<br />
Breast Cancer Benefit<br />
B<br />
6th<br />
Annual<br />
Thursday, <strong>October</strong> 18, 2018 • 7pm (show)<br />
Clara McLean House<br />
20 First Village Drive, Pinehurst, NC<br />
Sponsored by The Carthage Woman's Club<br />
Fashions provided by Lisa’s Boutique<br />
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Doors open at 6pm.<br />
Join us for heavy Hors d’oeuvres, music and speakers.<br />
hopes, spirits & funds!<br />
All Proceeds are given locally to the Clara McLean House<br />
and the FirstHealth Cancer CARE Fund<br />
Join us in raising<br />
Tickets are $25 and for sale at Black Rock Winery (910) 295-9511 and<br />
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Southern Pines Today <strong>October</strong> Edition Page 3<br />
This month we would like to thank our<br />
new supporters of your community<br />
newspaper.<br />
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The Fall Season is fi nally upon us<br />
and with the change of season the<br />
area’s events become to match the<br />
season with <strong>October</strong>fest, Falloween<br />
and the Pumpkin Patches.<br />
The Thanksgiving Holiday is right<br />
around the corner. Wow how time<br />
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There are so many events, fundraisers<br />
and festivals including the<br />
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Boots and Brushes, “Day Of The<br />
Dead” Purse Bingo, the upcoming<br />
Chefs Feast benefi ting the food bank<br />
and so many others taking place in<br />
<strong>October</strong>.<br />
These new supporters include, Pinehurst<br />
Medical Clinic, Bump & Baby,<br />
Dr. Washington, the Veteran’s Parade,<br />
Field of Honor by the Vietnam<br />
Veteran’s Assoc. and Classic Painting<br />
and Contracting.<br />
Please show your thanks by shopping<br />
and doing business with the companies<br />
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newspaper. Always shop local...<br />
Mark your calendars for all of the upcoming<br />
events to honor our veterans<br />
with all of the ceremonies that will<br />
take place throughout Moore County.<br />
Beginning in early November with the<br />
Field Of Honor on November 4th and<br />
culminating with the Veterans Parade<br />
on November 10th.<br />
See You In November!<br />
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Early witches were people who practiced<br />
witchcraft—they used magic<br />
spells and called upon spirits for help<br />
or to bring about change. Most witches<br />
were thought to be pagans doing<br />
the Devil’s work. Many, however, were<br />
simply natural healers or so-called<br />
“wise women” whose choice of profession<br />
was misunderstood.<br />
It’s unclear exactly when witches<br />
came on the historical scene, but<br />
one of the earliest records of a witch<br />
is in the Bible in the book of 1 Samuel,<br />
thought be written between 931<br />
B.C. and 721 B.C. It tells the story of<br />
when King Saul sought the Witch of<br />
Endor to summon the dead prophet<br />
Samuel’s spirit to help him defeat the<br />
Philistine army.<br />
It’s Midnight---The “Witching Hour”<br />
The witch roused Samuel, who then<br />
prophesied the death of Saul and his<br />
sons. The next day, according to the<br />
Bible, Saul’s sons died in battle, and<br />
Saul committed suicide.<br />
Other Old Testament verses condemn<br />
witches, such as the oft-cited<br />
Exodus 22:18, which says, “thou<br />
shalt not suffer a witch to live.” Additional<br />
Biblical passages caution<br />
against divination, chanting or using<br />
witches to contact the dead.<br />
Witch hysteria really took hold in Europe<br />
during the mid-1400s, when<br />
many accused witches confessed, often<br />
under torture, to a variety of wicked<br />
behaviors. Within a century, witch<br />
hunts were common and most of the<br />
accused were executed by burning at<br />
the stake or hanging.<br />
Between the years 1500 and 1660,<br />
up to 80,000 suspected witches<br />
were put to death in Europe. Around<br />
80 percent of them were women<br />
thought to be in cahoots with the<br />
Devil and filled with lust. Germany<br />
had the highest witchcraft execution<br />
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rate, while Ireland had the lowest.<br />
One of the most famous witches in<br />
Virginia’s history is Grace Sherwood,<br />
whose neighbors alleged she killed<br />
their pigs and hexed their cotton.<br />
Other accusations followed and Sherwood<br />
was brought to trial in 1706.<br />
The court decided to use a controversial<br />
water test to determine her guilt<br />
or innocence. Sherwood’s arms and<br />
legs were bound and she was thrown<br />
into a body of water. It was thought<br />
if she sank, she was innocent; if she<br />
floated, she was guilty. Sherwood<br />
floated, she was guilty. Sherwood<br />
didn’t sink and was convicted of being<br />
a witch. She wasn’t killed but put<br />
in prison and for eight years.<br />
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The truth lies in science -- pharmacology,<br />
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pharmacology at that. The historical<br />
depiction of witches riding broomsticks<br />
has its origins in hallucinogenic<br />
plant pharmacology, as popularized<br />
by Shakespeare, but the indigenous<br />
knowledge predates even him.<br />
Hallucinogenic chemicals called tropane<br />
alkaloids are made by a number<br />
of plants including Atropa belladonna<br />
(deadly nightshade). During<br />
the Middle Ages, parts of these<br />
plants were used to make “brews,”<br />
“oyntments” or “witches’ salves” for<br />
witchcraft, sorcery and other nefarious<br />
activities.<br />
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Hurricane Florence Has Gone, but<br />
Challenges for the Carolinas Have<br />
Just Begun. It will not be easy drying<br />
out, fi xing up and rethinking whole<br />
ways of life in a region drenched and<br />
deeply shaken by more than eight trillion<br />
gallons of rain.<br />
The storm and its subsequent fl ooding<br />
have already killed at least 42<br />
people. 6,000 National Guard soldiers<br />
and thousands more federal<br />
disaster-response workers spread<br />
across the region have six million<br />
emergency meals to hand out, four<br />
million liters of water, 700,000 blankets<br />
and 6,000 cots.<br />
Floodwaters keep rising in the Carolinas<br />
as post-Tropical Storm Florence<br />
continues to dump rain on the region.<br />
The dangerous storm has already left<br />
more than 30 dead and displaced<br />
thousands of others, leaving them<br />
without electricity or shelter.<br />
In the aftermath of Florence, North<br />
and South Carolina offi cials are encouraging<br />
people to volunteer or donate<br />
if they can. Here’s a guide to<br />
how to help.<br />
Cash is king after a disaster, says<br />
Julia Brooks, a researcher with the<br />
Harvard Humanitarian Initiative. The<br />
Donate For Flo<br />
initiative analyzes and improves the<br />
ways in which communities and professionals<br />
respond to emergencies.<br />
Brooks has studied dozens of disasters<br />
and said that often people’s inclination<br />
is to donate supplies, but<br />
doing so can actually hinder recovery<br />
efforts.<br />
“Supplies often clog up transportation<br />
systems; they become a burden<br />
on fi rst responders in the area to<br />
manage, sort, warehouse and distribute,<br />
and often they aren’t even<br />
the things that people need on the<br />
ground,” Brooks said. “The exception<br />
is, when credible groups on the<br />
ground are requesting specifi c things<br />
and are saying that they are set up<br />
to receive them. When in doubt, she<br />
says, donating cash is better.”<br />
With that in mind, people who are<br />
looking to donate should be wary<br />
of whom they are donating to and<br />
should research any organization before<br />
donating to it.<br />
Relief Fund Organizations<br />
The North Carolina<br />
Disaster Relief Fund<br />
Text Florence to 20222<br />
Red Cross<br />
Red Cross $10.00<br />
Text FLORENCE to 90999.<br />
Humane Society<br />
AtlantaHumane.org<br />
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Cajun Navy<br />
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North Carolina<br />
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the Conrad’s have supported each<br />
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our children. seamless gutters and human home misery. remodeling. We have the power<br />
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Fashion Show<br />
Thursday, <strong>October</strong> 18, 2018 • 7pm (show)<br />
Clara McLean House<br />
20 First Village Drive, Pinehurst, NC<br />
Sponsored by The Carthage Woman's Club<br />
Fashions provided by Lisa’s Boutique<br />
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Doors open at 6pm.<br />
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Tickets are $25 and for sale at Black Rock Winery (910) 295-9511 and<br />
Lisa's Boutique (910)-947-1315<br />
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Come FLY with us on Saturday, <strong>October</strong><br />
13th for Girls in Aviation day<br />
presented by First in Flight, a Women<br />
in Aviation International Chapter<br />
and Gillium-McConnell Airfi eld! First<br />
in Flight is a non-profi t organization<br />
dedicated to supporting women in<br />
the aviation industry through providing<br />
support and scholarships to<br />
young women getting started in the<br />
aviation fi eld. Women in Aviation International<br />
has chosen <strong>October</strong> 13th,<br />
2018 as the Girls in Aviation Day!<br />
First in Flight has organized a day<br />
where young girls between the ages<br />
of 8 - 17 can come out to participate<br />
Girls In<br />
in aviation related events. The day will<br />
begin with all the participants at 9:20<br />
am outside on the lawn at the Gilliam-McConnel<br />
Airfi eld. Please show<br />
up around 8:30am to sign-in. From<br />
there we will break up into groups of<br />
your choosing to explore each activity<br />
station that range from an aircraft<br />
display, learning about weight & balance,<br />
and more!<br />
The event will have bbq style food<br />
available made by Pik-n-Pig. We will<br />
also have a raffl e to win great prizes!<br />
In previous years we have had a<br />
certifi cate for a 1 hour fl ight lesson, a<br />
certifi cate for 1 hour fl ight training device<br />
lesson, model airplanes, jewelry,<br />
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taking into account living costs, safety,<br />
median incomes and poverty rates<br />
for retirement-age residents, as well<br />
as residents’ sense of well-being and<br />
the availability of recreational and<br />
health care facilities.<br />
The Tar Heel State offers below-average<br />
costs across most metro areas.<br />
The Kill Devil Hills micro area (part of<br />
the Outer Banks) being one pricey exception,<br />
according to the Council for<br />
Community and Economic Research.<br />
In fact, according to a survey by Merrill<br />
Lynch and Age Wave (a research<br />
fi rm focused on the aging population),<br />
37% of retirees have already moved<br />
in retirement and another 27% intend<br />
to.<br />
Even if you’re among the rest who<br />
plan to stay put in retirement, you<br />
might fi nd that entering a new stage<br />
of life changes the world around you,<br />
requiring a reassessment of how your<br />
home state treats your nest egg.<br />
To help you weigh the pros and cons<br />
of each state when it comes to retirement,<br />
Kiplinger ranked all 50 states<br />
based on fi nancial factors.<br />
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Whether you’re fi guring out where to<br />
head next or just how you need to adjust<br />
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see how every state in the<br />
union treats its retirees fi nancially.<br />
But where you ultimately choose to<br />
retire doesn’t always come down to<br />
dollars and cents.<br />
Indeed, the top reason people move<br />
in retirement is to be closer to family,<br />
according to a survey by Merrill Lynch<br />
and Age Wave, a research fi rm focused<br />
on the aging population.<br />
Or, rather than move maybe you just<br />
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place that’s comfortable and familiar.<br />
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We pinpointed one great retirement<br />
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attractive advantages for retirees,<br />
North Carolina<br />
Ranking: #28<br />
Share of population 65+: 14.7%<br />
Cost of living: 5% below average<br />
Average income for 65+ households:<br />
$43,616<br />
Average health care costs for a retired<br />
couple: Below average.<br />
Tax rating for retirees: Not Tax Friendly<br />
Its weather is mild, as is its fi nancial<br />
attractiveness as a retirement destination.<br />
But income levels are typically lower,<br />
too.<br />
And though Social Security benefi ts<br />
are still not taxable, other breaks for<br />
retirees have been eliminated, leaving<br />
most other retirement income taxable<br />
at the current fl at rate of 5.49%.<br />
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They are one of Relix Magazine’s “On<br />
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the Year,” and were voted “Best Progressive<br />
Band” in Western North Carolina<br />
by Mountain Xpress readers.<br />
They have performed on the famed<br />
World Cafe, a nationally syndicated<br />
NPR show, and have brought their<br />
unique sound to major festivals and<br />
venues such as FloydFest, The Orange<br />
Peel, Music City Roots TV Show,<br />
The Green Parrot, Arlene’s Grocery,<br />
and Riverbend Fest.<br />
Combining catchy, clever, honest<br />
songwriting with musical expertise<br />
and fearless improvisation, the live<br />
show promises to move your head,<br />
heart, and hips.<br />
The fi rst fashion show was 6 years<br />
ago and was held at The Buggy Inn<br />
in Carthage. This venue would only<br />
allow for 35 attendees. The second<br />
year the club moved the event to the<br />
Clara McLean House, and it has been<br />
held there for the last 4 years.<br />
The idea to do a fashion show was<br />
due to some members having experienced<br />
loss from breast cancer, and a<br />
member having been a survivor.<br />
The group of members is small but<br />
mighty. Please join us for the 6th<br />
Annual Fashion Show Benefi t for the<br />
Clara McLean House and Cancer<br />
Care Fund on Thursday Evening <strong>October</strong><br />
18th with doors opening at 6pm<br />
and show starting at 7pm.<br />
raise funds for cancer patients and<br />
these funds are donated to The Clara<br />
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Fund.<br />
Tickets can be purchased at<br />
Black Rock Winery and<br />
Lisa’s Boutique in Carthage.
“Caviar Of The South”<br />
Page Southern 6 Pines Today <strong>October</strong> Edition Pinehurst Town Page Crier 13<br />
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The 6th Annual Southern Pines Veterans Parade<br />
The Southern Pines Veterans Parade<br />
is the best of all the things<br />
you remember about the veteran’s<br />
parades when you were a kid! Active<br />
Duty Soldiers, American Veterans,<br />
American Flags, Patriotic Music,<br />
Skydiving Angels, Bandit Fly Overs,<br />
Hundreds of Veteran Motorcycle Riders,<br />
Hundreds of High School JROTC<br />
and Band Members, Awesome Military<br />
Vehicles, and our Police and Fire<br />
Department First Responders. The<br />
Southern Pines Veterans Parade provides<br />
the families in our community<br />
the best opportunity to Support Our<br />
Troops and Honor Our Veterans.<br />
Cox Double-Eagle Harley Davidson<br />
of Pinehurst, Leith Chrysler-Dodge-<br />
Jeep-Ram of Aberdeen, Nikki Bowman<br />
of Realty World Properties of<br />
the Pines, Seven Lakes News Corporation,The<br />
Town of Southern Pines<br />
Recreation and Parks, and Cooper<br />
Ford of Carthage.<br />
In April of 1917, the United States<br />
inescapably entered the Great War<br />
known today as WWI, joining the<br />
Allied Forces comprised of Russian,<br />
French, and the British forces, which<br />
were fighting the Central Powers<br />
of Germany and Austria-Hungary.<br />
This war involved tens of millions of<br />
people from across the globe, four<br />
million of which came from the United<br />
States.<br />
band, marched through downtown,<br />
after which they were given two<br />
hours of leave, which they spent<br />
visiting with locals and shopping.<br />
In 2012 at the request of town and<br />
local veteran leaders the Southern<br />
Pines Veterans Parade was reinvigorated.<br />
A small team of highly<br />
motivated and extremely dedicated<br />
veterans led the charge, and in 67<br />
days the Town of Southern Pines had<br />
it’s first Veterans Parade in 71 years.<br />
ans,” and living up to our motto, “For<br />
Veterans, By Veterans.”<br />
This is a very planning, labor, and financially<br />
intensive undertaking, and<br />
we would like to take this moment to<br />
express our unconditional appreciation<br />
to the Town of Southern Pines,<br />
our selfless active duty troops and<br />
veterans, our military families, our<br />
generous sponsors, and dedicated<br />
volunteers, for without this winning<br />
combination, there would certainly<br />
not be a Southern Pines Veterans<br />
Parade or a Sandhills Vet Fest.<br />
The Southern Pines Veterans Parade<br />
in the Sandhills as a non-profit,<br />
we have sustained annual average<br />
costs exceeding $10,000 with 20%<br />
increases for planning, organizing,<br />
and executing the Sandhills Best<br />
and Most Patriotic Veterans parade.<br />
Planning for this spectacular event<br />
by our esteemed all-veteran board<br />
and committee, and our selfless volunteers<br />
begins one-full year before<br />
Veterans Day. All sponsored and donated<br />
funds, and in-kind donations<br />
are used specifically to bring this<br />
tremendous event to fruition.<br />
Many young American patriots from<br />
the Sandhills of North Carolina<br />
answered their country’s call to duty<br />
without hesitation, and made incredible<br />
sacrifices for their families and<br />
their countrymen. 19 months later,<br />
on 11 November 1918, at 11:00<br />
a.m. in Paris, a historic event took<br />
place that would cease the fighting.<br />
The signing of the Armistice signified,<br />
and to this day commemorates<br />
the end of WWI. It was on this day<br />
that the Central Powers surrendered<br />
to the Allies, officially ending the war.<br />
The late David Woodruff, a son of<br />
Southern Pines, a renowned local<br />
historian, and author wrote, “with<br />
12% of Moore County’s population<br />
being military veterans, there is no<br />
doubt this was the right thing to do.<br />
In some circles, Southern Pines is<br />
known as a military town.”<br />
David Woodruff was instrumental in<br />
vision, growth, and evolution of what<br />
is known today as the Sandhills Vet<br />
Fest and the Southern Pines Veterans<br />
Parade. These events are his<br />
legacy.<br />
Please visit www.sandhillsveteransfestival.com,<br />
or visit Google, Facebook,<br />
Twitter, Instagram: Sandhills<br />
Vet Fest for the schedule of events,<br />
information on becoming a sponsor<br />
for this tremendous series of events,<br />
or a patriot volunteer helping to<br />
make this happen for our community.<br />
<strong>Final</strong>ly, we hope to see you at our<br />
first official 2018 Sandhills Vet Fest<br />
event from 6-9 p.m. on 27 <strong>October</strong>,<br />
the FREE Cooper Ford Sandhills<br />
Veterans Concert sponsored by and<br />
held at Cooper Ford featuring Becca<br />
Rae, Whiskey Pines, and the Market<br />
Place Food Truck, hope to see you<br />
Since the signing of the Armistice in<br />
1918, there have only been a handful<br />
On 10 November 2018 at 10 a.m.,<br />
of Armistice or Veterans Day cele-<br />
the 501(c)(3) non-profit Southern<br />
brations in Southern Pines. The very Pines Veterans Parade in the Sandhills<br />
first parade took place in the streets<br />
will be commemorating their 6th<br />
A special thank you to our 2018 of downtown Southern Pines 1921, annual Veterans Parade. Like our<br />
Sponsors: Kennedy Wilson, Crossroads<br />
Ford Lincoln of Southern 1941 when 1,200 members Page<br />
and the last parade took place in community, we also take great pride there! This event will be held outdoors,<br />
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Join in on the fun with the Village<br />
of Pinehurst for our annual Oktoberfest!<br />
The evening kicks off with Kinderfest,<br />
a fun festival for children and<br />
families to enjoy.<br />
traditional Oktoberfest activities<br />
from 6PM-9PM featuring German<br />
music from the Holzhackern Tyrolean<br />
Band, a stein-holding contest,<br />
stein relay races and the third<br />
annual pumpkin-apple baking contest.<br />
There will be games, crafts, face<br />
paint and a Halloween costume<br />
contest from 4PM-6PM.<br />
Following Kinderfest, we’ll have<br />
<strong>October</strong> 28th<br />
4-9:00 pm<br />
James A Tufts Memorial Park<br />
Food and beverages will be available<br />
to purchase throughout the<br />
day so be sure to come thirsty andbring<br />
your appetite!<br />
Cameron Antiques Fair<br />
<strong>October</strong> 6th<br />
Denim, Boots and Brushes<br />
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Line dancing, BBQ, beer and wine<br />
at the fabulous Fair Barn in Pinehurst.<br />
Come To Historic Cameron NC<br />
View Antiques and Collectibles On Display<br />
9-5 pm<br />
Bid on paintings, photographs and<br />
fi ber art that depicts America as seen<br />
by the artists and photographers who<br />
entered “My America” the 2018<br />
Stroke of Patriotism art contest.<br />
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These 3’x5’ fl ags will stand 8’ tall in sands of members and volunteers of<br />
perfect rows at the West End Fire the VVA hopes to change that. Dan<br />
& Rescue, 4.203 NC 73 and Route fervently urges every American to<br />
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Pinehurst Town Crier<br />
<strong>October</strong> Editi<br />
966 Dan Conrad, a former west side<br />
Serving The Communities of Carthage and Robbins<br />
resident joined he organization ten<br />
years ago.<br />
Dan’s neighbor was forming a local<br />
Chapter of the Vietnam Veterans of<br />
America (VVA) and asked Dan to<br />
join. Dan immediately got on board<br />
and worked the public relations side.<br />
The Vietnam Veterans of America<br />
work to connect those Veterans and<br />
military families in need with the<br />
resources that can help them.<br />
Local Chapters also raise funds<br />
that are directly distributed to their<br />
recipients.<br />
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“I was enlisted during that Era,” tells<br />
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Veterans Checks payable Memorial<br />
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West End, NC 27376<br />
Attn: Mike Shapiro, at 11 am Treasurer<br />
The Moore County Vietnam Veterans<br />
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This memorial consists of two black<br />
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past 100 years are inscribed beginning<br />
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five branches of the military.<br />
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The flags flown include the U.S.<br />
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the Prisoner of War flag.<br />
Memorial War Era’s<br />
Persian Gulf, Panama, Lebanon/<br />
Grenada, Vietnam, Korea, WWII and<br />
WWI<br />
We encourage you to attend.<br />
intersection of NC Highway 24/27<br />
and NC Highway 15-501 Carthage.<br />
The Embers<br />
America’s Premiere Beach Band<br />
The Embers Will Put Joy In Your Step,<br />
Love In Your Heart & Beach Music In<br />
Your Soul....<br />
The Embers are widely considered a<br />
musical MARVEL and have laid the<br />
groundwork for what has become<br />
known as ‘Beach Music’ in the Carolinas,<br />
Virginias, the gulf coast region<br />
of North America and every beach<br />
in between. They are a true musical<br />
tradition with which many Americans<br />
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Bring your lawn chair or blanket and<br />
enjoy a night of great entertainment<br />
with your neighbors!<br />
The Robbins Fire Department will be<br />
selling refreshments.<br />
The event is free to the public. There<br />
will be an opportunity to donate so<br />
the Town can continue to have fun<br />
events like this in the spring.<br />
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The Association of Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter<br />
966 invites you to sponsor an American Flag in honor of our<br />
Page 16 <strong>October</strong> Edition<br />
servicemen and women. These 3’x5’<br />
Southern<br />
flags will stand<br />
Pines<br />
8’<br />
Today<br />
tall<br />
in perfect rows at the West End Fire & Rescue, 4203 NC 73<br />
and Route 211. The flags will be flown during the week of<br />
Veterans Day, from November 4th through the 11th.<br />
Opening Ceremony will be held on<br />
Sunday, November 4th at 2:00 PM<br />
Individual flags cost $15.00 and will bear the name of its<br />
Honoree. One Honoree per flag. Deadline: <strong>October</strong> 1st 2018.<br />
50 YEAR ANNIVERSARY<br />
OF FOXFIRE RESORT AND GOLF<br />
ANNIVERSARY TOURNAMENT<br />
NOVEMBER 10TH, 2018<br />
10:00 AM SHOTGUN<br />
TWO PERSON CAPTAINS CHOICE<br />
ENTRY FEE $50 PER TEAM<br />
3 DIVISIONS 2 MAN, 2 LADIES, COUPLES<br />
50% OF THE FIELD WILL WIN PRIZES<br />
Eats 50-50 Beats DRAWING – TICKETS & $5 Brews<br />
EACH<br />
MULLIGANS Saturday $5 EACH September MAXIMUM OF 522nd<br />
PER TEAM<br />
Lauren Light 4 CLOSEST TO PIN ly been $50 EACH making a name for herself<br />
4-6:00 pm3 LONG DRIVE in $50 the EACH music industry not only locally<br />
but throughout the southeast and<br />
ALL PLAYERS WILL BE ENTERED other INTO parts A DRAWING of the United FORStates as<br />
well. Born and raised in Lexington,<br />
A 2019 MEMBERSHIP FOR FOXFIRE AND WHISPERING PINES.<br />
NC, Lauren has remained true to her<br />
72 HOLES OF GOLF. (CART NOT INCLUDED)<br />
native state while cultivating her career<br />
as a musician and songwriter.<br />
910-295-5555<br />
She became passionate about music<br />
very early on in life, playing piano as<br />
For the few years Lauren has steadi- early as age six, and singing from the<br />
Returning Flags-Flags that were fl own in the Field of Honor in 2017-may<br />
be dropped off at the Sandhills Winery in Seven Lakes, 1057 Seven<br />
Lakes Drive, West End, NC and West End Fire & Rescue #61, 4203 NC<br />
Hwy 73, West End, NC from September 1st, 2018 until <strong>October</strong> 1st,<br />
2018. There is no fee to have a returning fl ag fl own again. Returning<br />
fl ags must be accompanied by a 2018 Form. All fl ags must be picked up<br />
on November 12th, 2018 at the Field of Honor. Pick up will be available<br />
from 10:00 AM until NOON. Flags that are not claimed will be donated.<br />
Please contact Sandi Carl at 910-673-7711 (bscarlnc@gmail.com ) or<br />
Patti Patullo at 910-400-5009 (grammypat239@aol.com)<br />
Checks payable to: VVA, Chapter 966<br />
Mail: VVA Chapter 966, P. O. Box 1073, West End, NC 27376<br />
Attn: Mike Shapiro, Treasurer<br />
moment she could speak. No matter<br />
the venue or studio space, live or recorded,<br />
the music and performance<br />
of Lauren Light remains powerful<br />
and true, showing no signs of slowing<br />
down.<br />
Jukebox Rehab<br />
6-8:00 pm<br />
With a refreshing, authentic country<br />
sound, JBR is headed in the direction<br />
of making a big name for themselves<br />
in the industry. The band shares a<br />
strong love for the sounds of 80’s<br />
and 90’s country which is evident in<br />
their own music.<br />
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Scooby Doo<br />
packed auction.<br />
at a separate graduation ceremony.<br />
How Black Cats<br />
Came To Halloween<br />
“This year, we have experienced an<br />
increasing number of animals coming<br />
to us with extensive injuries,” said<br />
mals Here’s a look at the 2018 adoption numbers Superstitions have surrounded cats How did black cats come to represent<br />
bad luck and spookiness in the<br />
Lynn Conrad, Board member and<br />
at all anpassion<br />
Carthage Page Southern 22 Gazette Pines Today<br />
from over 1,200 shelters across the country. for thousands of years — some good,<br />
Saving Moore Animals Gala Chair. “This has necessitated<br />
some bad. Black cats in particular United States?<br />
surgeries with higher costs<br />
June<br />
in<br />
May June<br />
order<br />
Edition als Here’s a look at the 2018 adoption numbers have become targets of fascination.<br />
Seven Lakes Page Page News 19 1117<br />
thanasiaBritish novelist, George TOTAL Eliot, is quoted<br />
as from saying, over “Animals 1,200 As Of are shelters August such across the country.<br />
It all started with the Pilgrims in the<br />
PETS to save ADOPTED their lives.” Conrad went on<br />
pet t all overypassion<br />
agreeable friends - they ask no ques-<br />
an-<br />
the 24th, explain 2018 that medical costs this<br />
Researchers and folklorists have Plymouth colony.<br />
year could exceed $50,000, surpassing<br />
ADOPTED 2017’s costs of $45,000<br />
thanasia tions; they pass no criticisms.” TOTAL PETS We<br />
found that practices surrounding<br />
et private, over- all appreciate the wonderful, As Of unconditional<br />
love that comes from our<br />
Halloween — wherever it comes The Puritan Pilgrims distrusted anything<br />
associated with witches and<br />
August 94,524 which 24th, we 2018 originally hoped to raise.<br />
. on incorimal<br />
wel-<br />
from — date back thousands of<br />
The proceeds of the “Unleashing the<br />
pets. They become one of the family.<br />
years, probably to pre-Roman times, sorcery, including black cats.<br />
Pawsibilities” Gala will go towards<br />
private, Some, however, need Grand our help. total 94,524<br />
since 2015: 248,175<br />
though today, many of the things we<br />
this life-saving medical care.<br />
do, such as carving<br />
n incormal<br />
wel-<br />
the Moore<br />
Never<br />
pumpkins<br />
Leave<br />
(traditionally<br />
turnips), trick-or-treating, and – it became a practice to burn black<br />
Your<br />
They<br />
Pet<br />
actively<br />
In A Car<br />
persecuted black cats<br />
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we opered,<br />
state dreds pass of through shelters the across doors the of<br />
NBC year, and hundreds Telemundo of homeless owned stations So call are your teaming friends and up with join hun-<br />
in for a The summer months can be uncomfortable—even<br />
dangerous—for pets with pets with white-colored ears,<br />
hours, and be especially careful<br />
animals Grand total since 2015: 248,175<br />
dressing up, appear to be lifted from cats on Shrove Tuesday to protect<br />
country fun-filled to host evening Clear to the help Shelters, our furry<br />
helter in<br />
e operd,<br />
state dreds of shelters to help find across loving the homes country for to animals host Clear in need.<br />
let<br />
NBC a nationwide<br />
Humane Society’s<br />
and Telemundo pet adoption<br />
“no-kill”<br />
and Irish people. culture. It’s difficult enough simply<br />
to cope with rising temperatures, cancer, and short-nosed pets, who<br />
who the are home more from susceptible fire. to skin<br />
owned drive friends<br />
stations beginning as they<br />
are teaming Saturday, heal and<br />
up August transition<br />
with hun-<br />
18 to<br />
shelter. Virtually all of these homeless,<br />
abandoned or abused animals<br />
a loving home. To make a reservation<br />
the Shelters, Black alone cats thick are humidity, a classic Halloween but things typically After the have anti-witch difficulty zeal breathing. had subsid<br />
for the Gala, contact Lynn Conrad at really get tough in areas that are<br />
AL elter 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<br />
(910) 949-2360 or email lynnmconrad@gmail.com.<br />
heat and storm-caused power out-<br />
burn your pet’s paws, so walk<br />
hit with the double blow of intense Asphalt gets very hot and can<br />
ranging from Heading to minor help find to extensive. loving Off homes To for animals College?<br />
in need.<br />
place in the fall come to be? been thoroughly cemented in popu<br />
L While<br />
Heading<br />
the willingness<br />
off to college<br />
to help<br />
for the<br />
these<br />
ages, sometimes with tragic results. your dog on the grass if possible.<br />
Always carry water with you to<br />
first among college students reaches<br />
animals is unlimited,<br />
time and Heading their necessary<br />
leaving the comforts Off of<br />
For To record<br />
more College?<br />
information,<br />
highs, according<br />
visit the<br />
the<br />
Moore<br />
Center Practice basic summer safety keep your dog from dehydrating.<br />
financial resources are limited.<br />
Heading home can off be to a college difficult for transition.<br />
Humane<br />
the first among of Collegiate<br />
Society<br />
college Mental<br />
website<br />
students Health,<br />
at moorehumane.org<br />
and click on events. Not even for a minute. Not even with Don’t rely on a fan<br />
reaches so has Never leave your pets in a parked car.<br />
time And for and students leaving leaving the comforts an animal of record the prescription highs, according of these the pets, Center also<br />
Fortunately, there is a fun way you can<br />
the car running and air conditioner on. Pets respond differently to heat<br />
home companion can behind, a difficult the move transition. can feel of known Collegiate as comfort Mental animals, Health, for so their<br />
help! Join Moore Humane Society’s<br />
has<br />
Can’t make it to the event? You can On a warm day, temperatures inside a than humans do. (Dogs, for instance,<br />
sweat primarily through their<br />
And even for Scooby more students difficult. Doo is leaving a large an mixed animal breed, the soothing male prescription dog. abilities. He is a of young these adult,<br />
Annual<br />
pets, also vehicle can rise rapidly to dangerous<br />
companion who<br />
“Unleashing<br />
is behind, already Abu the<br />
the fixed,<br />
Pawsibilities”<br />
move chipped, can feel & up still<br />
known to help date our<br />
as on comfort vaccines. furry Oreofriends animals, He came by donation!<br />
trying Visit & up to the to remake date Moore on his Humane vaccines “Scooby Society &<br />
for their levels. On an 85-degree day, for example,<br />
the temperature inside a car as effectively as they do people.<br />
feet.) And fans don’t cool off pets<br />
Gala on Oreo to Wednesday, the is shelter 7-9 years <strong>October</strong> as old a stray & already 24, & 6 is to spayed now<br />
even While more most difficult. schools have a strict no soothing Whether abilities. or not a school agrees that<br />
9:30pm, microchipped. gang”. at The He Country wouldn’t Abu Club is mind a of male North having cattle website other dog mix, animal at around friends. 1 year Much old, like just<br />
pet policy looking for for campus a “palace” housing, to call some his own. these This animals sweet boy are is therapeutic ready to<br />
with the windows opened slightly can<br />
Carolina the in real Pinehurst Scooby at Doo, 1600 when is besides<br />
the or point; not a imposing school agrees an outright that<br />
While offer most special schools accommodations have a strict steal Morganton<br />
eating Road. “Scooby The event snacks” will feature & relaxing on<br />
he’s not solving mysteries, enjoys<br />
no your<br />
for Whether heart!<br />
reach 102 degrees within 10 minutes. Provide ample shade and water<br />
moorehumane.org<br />
couch.<br />
Any time your pet is outside, make<br />
County<br />
live<br />
pet students music<br />
policy<br />
featuring to for help campus ease Bill<br />
housing,<br />
Stonehouse,<br />
the process. some these animal animals ban for are all students therapeutic could is besides<br />
the point; imposing an outright reach objects 120 of degrees.Your superstition. pet In Medieval may suf-<br />
heat lar and legend sun right and alongside plenty of witches. fresh,<br />
vi After Black 30 cats minutes, have the long temperature served as will<br />
and click on donate.<br />
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offer special accommodations for<br />
of any students to help ease the process. animal ban for all students could vi fer France irreversible and Spain, organ black damage cats or were die. cold Decorators water. In use heat them waves, as a Halloween add<br />
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of any<br />
hot car by taking action or calling for shade and tarps are ideal because<br />
Learn how to help a pet left inside a ice to water when possible. Tree<br />
considered bringers of bad luck and symbol,both alongside witches and<br />
help. curses Local to law any enforcement human they can came follow independently, to add a frightful,<br />
nization.<br />
they don’t obstruct air flow. A doghouse<br />
unnerving does not ambience provide to relief their from front<br />
ly source<br />
this near, handy and guide were for associated how to proceed. with<br />
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witchcraft.<br />
heat—in steps, fact, their green it makes eyes spooking it worse.<br />
y source<br />
depends<br />
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trick-or-treaters.<br />
rescue<br />
“It’s important to remember that Cool your pet inside and out<br />
and genctible<br />
as<br />
logg, right. VMD, of the Humane Society or adopting another a favorite black cat food.) from And an animal al-<br />
Many Medieval Germans believed<br />
depends<br />
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but also the humidity that can DIY peanut butter popsicles for<br />
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nonprof-<br />
shelter provide or rescue water, service. whether your<br />
affect cat crossed your pet,” their says path Dr. from Barry left Kel-<br />
to dogs.<br />
Veterinary Medical Association. ways<br />
) as<br />
Black cats, however, have also pets are inside or out with you.<br />
nonprofrg<br />
sometimes, mal was a family whether pet before not the entering aniimal<br />
Planet, Eckerd college. temperature occupied. will skyrocket to eyes, a rapid heartbeat, difficulty<br />
From lizards to horses, each school olate federal law prohibiting discrimination<br />
federal in housing. law prohibiting So which discrim-<br />
college ture from their lungs, which takes Watch for signs of heatstroke<br />
“Animals pant to evaporate mois-<br />
served as symbols of good luck in Due to latent superstition, studies<br />
From has a lizards different to horses, pet policy, each including school olate<br />
heat numerous away from cultures. their In body. the British If the Islands,<br />
black is too cats high, are often they are believed un-<br />
heatstroke. much less Some likely to signs be adopted of heat-<br />
com-<br />
Extreme have shown temperatures that black can cats cause are<br />
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<br />
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<br />
humidity<br />
org restrictions sometimes, on whether age, weight, or not cage, the and ani-<br />
is<br />
mal college. was a family pet before entering<br />
dangerous levels—very quickly.” breathing, excessive thirst, lethargy,<br />
fever, dizziness, lack of coordi-<br />
By adopting a black cat, you may rescue<br />
an profuse animal who salivation, may otherwise vomit-<br />
college.<br />
Residents may choose from 14 residence<br />
halls may that choose permit from dogs, 14 cats, res-<br />
Taking In Japan, a they dog’s are temperature also considered<br />
to tell bring you good if there luck. In is Ancient a seriing,<br />
not a have deep found red or a loving purple owner. tongue,<br />
will nation,<br />
While service animals on campus Residents<br />
quickly<br />
While were once service used animals only exclusively on campus as idence rabbits, halls ducks, that chinchillas permit dogs, and cats, ferrets.<br />
In addition, ducks, chinchillas small pets and in cages fer-should sacred. not be allowed to get over Edited By: Millie Jameson<br />
ous Egypt, problem. black cats Dogs’ were temperatures worshiped as seizure, and unconsciousness.<br />
were guide once dogs used for students only exclusively with visual as rabbits,<br />
guide impairments, dogs for today students schools with are visual grappling<br />
with a today rise of schools “emotional are grap-<br />
sup-<br />
are Students permitted also in have all residence access to halls. perature does, follow the instruc-<br />
heat stroke if they are very old, very<br />
rets. are permitted In addition, in small residence pets in cages halls.<br />
104 degrees. If your dog’s tem-<br />
Animals are at particular risk for<br />
impairments, a local<br />
veterinarian also have who access does pet to health a lotions<br />
below for treating heat stroke. young, overweight, not conditioned<br />
pling port animals.” with a rise of “emotional support<br />
animals.”<br />
cal<br />
Students<br />
to prolonged exercise, or have heart<br />
checks<br />
veterinarian<br />
twice a year.<br />
who does pet health<br />
Limit exercise Sleeping on hot days Next To or Your respiratory Dog disease. Makes Some breeds<br />
ss As diagnoses of anxiety, depression<br />
checks twice a year.<br />
Take care when exercising your pet. of dogs—like boxers, pugs, shih tzus,<br />
s<br />
You Fall Asleep Faster, Reduces<br />
As diagnoses of anxiety, depression<br />
Adjust intensity and duration of exercise<br />
Depression in accordance with and the tem-<br />
Makes muzzles—will You have Live a Longer much hard-<br />
and other dogs and cats with short<br />
and other mental health problems Outgoing pets at Eckerd are honored<br />
and other mental health problems Outgoing pets at Eckerd are honored<br />
at a separate graduation ceremony.<br />
perature. On very hot days, limit exercise<br />
to early morning or evening<br />
er time breathing in extreme heat.<br />
Edited By: Megan Holmes
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Houses Of Worship<br />
FIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH<br />
315 SOUTH GAINES STREET Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
FAITH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH<br />
1400 WEST MICHIGAN AVENUE Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH<br />
200 EAST NEW YORK AVENUE Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
HARRINGTON CHAPEL FREEWILL BAPTIST<br />
158 NORTH CARLISLE STREET Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
NEW COVENANT FELLOWSHIP<br />
160 PINEHURST AVENUE Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
PINEHURST COVENANT CHURCH<br />
180 WESTGATE DRIVE Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
SAINT ANTHONY OF PADUA CHURCH<br />
175 EAST CONNECTICUT AVENUE Southern Pines, NC<br />
COVENANT CHRISTIAN CHURCH<br />
US HIGHWAY 1 Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST<br />
240 EAST NEW HAMPSHIRE Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH<br />
340 SOUTH RIDGE STREET Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
CHAPEL OF THE TRANSFIGURATION<br />
East Rhode Island Extension SOUTHERN PINES, NC 28387<br />
CALVARY MEMORIAL CHURCH<br />
400 SOUTH BENNETT STREET Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
CHRIST FELLOWSHIP CHURCH<br />
1425 MIDLAND ROAD Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
CRUSADE FOR CHRIST DELIVERANCE<br />
900 SOUTH GAINES STREET Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
FIRST TABERNACLE<br />
580 WEST NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE Southern Pines, NC<br />
HARRINGTON CHAPEL<br />
151 SOUTH CARLISLE STREET Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
SAINT JAMES LUTHERAN CHURCH<br />
983 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
OUR SAVIOUR’S LUTHERAN CHURCH<br />
1517 LUTHER WAY Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
CAMERON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH<br />
190 Drumar Court SOUTHERN PINES, NC 28387<br />
DOUBS CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH<br />
215 Midland Rd SOUTHERN PINES, NC 28387<br />
GRACE CHURCH<br />
1519 LUTHER WAY, Southern Pines, NC<br />
MOUNT OLIVE HOLY BIBLE CHURCH<br />
680 SOUTH GAINES STREET Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
REFUGE CHURCH OF CHRIST<br />
855 WEST INDIANA AVENUE Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
SAINT PETERS DELIVERANCE CHURCH<br />
490 HODGINS STREET Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
TEMPLE BETH EL<br />
580 WEST NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE Southern Pines, NC<br />
PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY OF JESUS CHRIST<br />
397 EASTMAN ROAD Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
BROWNSON MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH<br />
330 SOUTH MAY STREET Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
SANDHILLS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH<br />
PO BOX 2148 Southern Pines, NC 28388<br />
SOUTHERN PINES SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH<br />
1145 WEST WISCONSIN AVENUE Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
SOUTHERN PINES UNITED METHODIST CHURCH<br />
175 MIDLAND ROAD Southern Pines, NC 28387<br />
TRINITY A.M. E. ZION CHURCH Southern Pines, N.C.<br />
972 W. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE<br />
KINGDOM VISION WORSHIP CENTER<br />
1185 W. Pennsylvania Ave. Southern Pines, N.C.<br />
COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH<br />
141 N. Bennett Street, Southern Pines, NC
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Section B Page 6 <strong>October</strong> Edition Pinehurst Town Crier<br />
Music<br />
Southern Pines<br />
Broad Street Dugans Grill Pub 910-695-7077<br />
910-295-3400 Oct 12 Drum 9:00 & pm Quill 910-295-3193<br />
Oct 10 8:30 Oct pm 2 6:30pm<br />
Dylan Oct Branson 5 8:30 pm<br />
Open MicWill McCanless<br />
Oct 13 Tyler 9:00 Pow pm<br />
Oct 17 8:30 Oct pm 3 7:00 pm<br />
Reuben Oct Kennedy 12 8:30 pm<br />
Open MicBoombadeers<br />
Oct 18 Paula 8:00 Carlson pm<br />
Oct 24 8:30 Oct pm 5-6 9:00 pm<br />
Whiskey Oct Pines 13 8:30 pm<br />
Open MicSoulshine Brotherhood Oct 20 Ari 9:00 Pappalardo pm<br />
Oct 31 8:30 pm Oct 9 8:30 pm<br />
Dos Eddies Oct 19 8:30 pm<br />
Open Mic Will McCanless<br />
Oct 27 Elliott 9:00 Humphries pm<br />
Rudinos Pizza Oct 910 12-13 246-2446 9:00 pm<br />
Faith Oct Bardill 20 8:30 & The pmBack Row Saints<br />
Oct 9 7:00 pmAugust Burning<br />
Railhouse Matt Walsh Brewery 910-783-5280<br />
Music Matchup<br />
Oct 16 6:30 pm<br />
Oct 6 Oct 8:00 24 pm 7:30 pm<br />
Oct 16 7:00 pm<br />
Naty Boh<br />
Will McCanless<br />
Pete O’Dea<br />
Music Matchup<br />
Oct 13 8:00 pm<br />
Oct 17 7:00 pm Boombadeers Oct 26 8:30 pm<br />
Oct 23 7:00 pm<br />
Whiskey Pines<br />
Music Matchup<br />
Oct 19-20 9:00 pm<br />
Bill West<br />
Oct 20 6:00 pm<br />
Acoustic on the Rocks<br />
Oct 27 8:30 pm<br />
Oct 28 9:00 pm<br />
Oktoberfest in Aberdeen<br />
Karaoke Night Oct 23 6:30 pm<br />
Paula Carlson<br />
Cypress Bend 910-369-0411<br />
Will McCanless<br />
Oct 30 7:00 pm<br />
Oct 12 6:00 Around pm the Sandhills<br />
Music Matchup Oct 26-27 9:00 pm<br />
Jazzy<br />
Maness<br />
Friday<br />
Pottery & Music Barn<br />
Matrix Band<br />
Dugans Pub 910-295-3400<br />
Oct 19 Oct 6:00 2 6:00 pm pm<br />
Oct 5 & 6 9:00 Oct pm 30 6:30 pm<br />
Jazzy Bluegrass, Friday country and gospel<br />
Soulshire Brotherhood Will McCanless<br />
Oct 26 Oct 6:00 9 6:00 pm pm<br />
Oct 9 6:30 pmOct 31 7:00 pm<br />
Jazzy Bluegrass, Friday country and gospel<br />
Will McCanless Bombadeers<br />
Oct 16 6:00 pm<br />
Oct 12 & 13 Sandhills 9:00 pm Winery 910-673-2949 Around the Sandhills<br />
Bluegrass, country and gospel<br />
August Burning Oct 5<br />
Downtown Southern Pines<br />
Oct 16 6:30 pm<br />
Whiskey Pines Trio<br />
Sweet Dreams Mattress & More Oct<br />
Oct 649:00 5:00 am pm - 12:00 - 9:00 pm<br />
Will McCanless Oct 19<br />
40th Annual Sip 4 Sleep: Autumnfest Becca Rae<br />
Oct 17 7:00 pm Live Music<br />
Live Music Weymouth Center for the Art and<br />
Boombadeers Rudinos Pizza 910-246-2446<br />
O’Donnell’s Humanities Pub<br />
Oct 19 & 20 Oct 9:005 pm 9:00 pm<br />
Oct 12 9:00 pm<br />
Acoustic on the Karaoke<br />
Oct 4 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm<br />
Rocks<br />
Acoustic An Evening Benefit Show: of Cole Porters Favorites:<br />
Oct 26 & 27 Oct 9:007 pm 7:00 pm<br />
McKenzies John Hatcher Mill & Reuben & Friends Kennedy Quintet<br />
Matrix Band Music Bingo<br />
The O’Neal Sunrise School Theater 910-692-8501 Oct<br />
Oct 30 6:30 Oct pm 12 9:00 pm<br />
Oct 125 7:00 5:30 pm<br />
Will McCanless Karaoke<br />
Free Solo First Piano Friday: Concert The Get Right Band<br />
Oct 31 7:00 pm Oct 19 9:00 pm<br />
Featuring Dr. Kristina Henckel<br />
Cypress Bend Vineyards<br />
BombadeersKaraoke<br />
Heritage Every Flag Friday Company 6:00 pm 910-725-1540<br />
The Bell Tree Broad Tavern Street 910-692-4766<br />
Bar 910-246-2048<br />
Oct 14 Jazzy 1:00 Friday pm - 9:00 pm<br />
Oct 27 8:00 pm Oct 3 8:30 pm<br />
2nd Annual Heritage Block Party:<br />
Richmond Plaza Shopping Ctr<br />
Dark Horse Open Mic<br />
The Catalinas<br />
910-895-5058<br />
Kickback Jacks Oct 10 910-246-3333<br />
8:30 pm<br />
Pinehurst<br />
Oct 6<br />
High<br />
4:00<br />
School<br />
pm - 7:00 pm<br />
Oct 10 7:00 pm Open Mic<br />
Oct 20 Hoptoberfest: 7:30 pm Men of Distinction<br />
What’s Up Wednesday - Live Music The Carolina Philharmonic:<br />
Oct 17 8:30 pm<br />
“Pictures<br />
Tufts<br />
at<br />
Memorial<br />
an Exhibition”<br />
Park<br />
Oct 17 7:00 pm Open Mic<br />
Oct 12 5:30 pm - 9:00 pm<br />
What’s Up Wednesday - Live Music Milestone 4-H Camp<br />
Live After 5 Series: The Groove Motive<br />
Oct 20 5:00 pm<br />
Oct 24 7:00 pm<br />
Pickin’ In the Pines<br />
What’s Up Wednesday - Live Music<br />
Bluegrass and BBQ<br />
Oct 31 7:00 pm<br />
Ironwood Cafe 910-255-0000<br />
What’s Up Wednesday - Live Music<br />
Oct 22 5:30 pm<br />
Jefferson Inn 910-692-9911<br />
Cabaret Show “ Sinatra Live”<br />
Oct 5 9:00 pm<br />
Tony Barnes<br />
Pinehurst Music<br />
Dia de los Muertos<br />
“Day Of The Dead”<br />
Sponsored by The Academy of Moore<br />
County PTO’s annual fundraiser to<br />
support our school, teachers, and<br />
students. This year’s decor will be in<br />
the spirit of Dia de los Muertos.<br />
(The Day of the Dead is a Mexican holiday<br />
celebrated throughout Mexico,<br />
in particular the Central and South<br />
regions, and by people of Mexican<br />
heritage elsewhere.) and attendees<br />
are invited to dress in their favorite<br />
Halloween costume!<br />
We will serve complimentary Mexican<br />
inspired hors d’oeuvres and sangria<br />
along with wine and beer! We’ll<br />
play 20 games of bingo where name<br />
brand handbags are the prize and<br />
each bag has goodies inside!!!<br />
Everything has been donated by local<br />
businesses, restaurants and salons!!<br />
Seats can be reserved at eventbrite.<br />
com and there will not be separate<br />
table reservations and your drinks<br />
will be included in the ticket price! We<br />
also will have extra bingo booklets<br />
and individual game tickets for sale<br />
at the door.<br />
Everyone is looking forward to another<br />
amazing girl’s night out with many<br />
photo ops all night!<br />
The Academy of Moore County is a<br />
non-profi t, public charter school serving<br />
375 students K-5. T<br />
TAMC is located in Aberdeen and integrates<br />
Science, Technology, Engineering,<br />
Art, and Math into our rigorous<br />
curriculum.<br />
We serve between 40-50% military<br />
families and rely on fundraising for<br />
transportation, building costs and<br />
supporting our students and teachers.<br />
Due to our amazing staff, and leadership,<br />
TAMC is proud to announce that<br />
we’ve broken down for a K-2 expansion<br />
opening in the fall of 2019.<br />
Fri, <strong>October</strong> 19, 2018<br />
5:30 PM – 10:00 PM EDT<br />
The Fair Barn<br />
Check us out at<br />
academyofmoorecounty.org!
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Oct 5<br />
First Friday in Southern Pines 5:30 pm<br />
Music: The Get Right Band. Free. Sunrise<br />
Theater, 250 NW Broad St, Southern<br />
Pines. 910-692-8501.<br />
Oct 6<br />
40th Annual Autumnfest 5K/FunRun/<br />
Walk 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Presented<br />
by Arts Council of Moore County and<br />
the Southern Pines Rec & Parks Dept.<br />
Downtown Park, 145 SE Broad Street,<br />
Southern Pines. 910-692-7376.<br />
1st Saturday: Redneck Party 12:00 pm<br />
Get your overalls, trucker hats, hop<br />
in their trucks and come on down for<br />
some good times! Neville’s, 130 W New<br />
Hampshire Ave, Southern Pines. 910-<br />
692-1939.<br />
Corn Maze Activities 10:00 am - 9:00 pm<br />
Hayride, barrel train, playground, mini<br />
maze and more. Kids 2 and under<br />
free. Kalawi Farm, 1515 NC-211, Eagle<br />
Springs.<br />
Free Concert: The Embers Live<br />
6:30 pm - 9:30 pm Free. Robbins<br />
Greenspace Stage, 100 S Middleton St,<br />
Robbins.<br />
Ghost Walk of Historic Pinehurst<br />
7:00 pm - 10:00 pm Tour about an<br />
hour and about a mile walk. Begins at<br />
9:00pm at clock in front of the Pinehurst<br />
Department Store.<br />
5th Annual Putts for Mutts Charity Golf<br />
Tournament 9:00 am - 2:00 pm<br />
Support Solutions for Animals. County<br />
Club of Whispering Pines, 2 Club House<br />
Blvd., Whispering Pines.<br />
Oct 7<br />
Paint Hill Hike 3:00 pm<br />
Weymouth Woods Visitor Center, 1024<br />
Fort Bragg Rd, Southern Pines.<br />
910-692-2167<br />
Oct 8<br />
Meeting: Sandhills Photography Club<br />
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Competition: Humor;<br />
Judge: David Sulwer. Theater at the<br />
Hannah Marie Bradshaw Activities<br />
Center, The O’Neal School, 3300 Airport<br />
Road, Southern Pines.<br />
Oct 9<br />
Afternoon Tea with Lauri Carter: “Ghost<br />
Stories of Pinehurst” 2:30 pm Stories<br />
of the spirits that did/still roam the<br />
streets of the Village of Pinehurst. Lady<br />
Bedford’s Tea Parlour, 21 Chinquapin<br />
Rd, Pinehurst. 910-255-0100.<br />
LIFESTYLES AND EVENTS<br />
Sandhills Winery: Trivia Tuesday<br />
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Get your team<br />
together. Sandhills Winery, 1057 Seven<br />
Lakes Dr, West End. RSVP (required):<br />
910-673-2949.<br />
Oct 11<br />
Harvest the Promise 6:00 pm<br />
Benefit: Family Promise of Moore County.<br />
The Fair Barn, 200 Beulah Hill Rd.,<br />
Pinehurst. 910-944-7149.<br />
Fall Festival 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm<br />
A “Haunted Forest,” trunk or treat,<br />
costume contest and more. Food trucks<br />
and Flash Mob of “Thriller”. Free.<br />
SpringHill Suites by Marriott, 10024 US<br />
Hwy 15/501, Southern Pines.<br />
Oct 12<br />
Going Batty! (For Wee Ones!) 10:00 am<br />
Learn about flying mammals and make<br />
a craft. Ages 3 to 5-year-olds. Weymouth<br />
Woods, 1024 Fort Bragg Rd, Southern<br />
Pines. 910-692-2167.<br />
26th Annual Sardine Festival<br />
11:00 am - 2:00 pm Lunch of sardines,<br />
crackers and Moon Pies. Free. Donations<br />
encouraged. Support youth athletic<br />
programs in Aberdeen and across Moore<br />
County Aberdeen Lake Park, 301 Lake<br />
Park Crossing, Aberdeen. 910-944-7275<br />
Fundraiser: “Denim, Boots and<br />
Brushes - A Real Country Hoedown”<br />
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Create and help our<br />
veterans in times of need. The Fair Barn,<br />
200 Beulah Hill Rd., Pinehurst.<br />
Acoustic Benefit Show: McKenzies<br />
Mill and Reuben Kennedy 9:00 pm<br />
Benefit medical bills for Lilly Cheek,<br />
infant daughter of Daniel and Chrissy<br />
Cheek. O’Donnell’s Pub, 133 East New<br />
Hampshire Avenue.<br />
Oct 13<br />
1 in 8K Run for Moore 8:30 am -10:30am<br />
Part of the Sandhills Race Series.<br />
Support cancer patients and their<br />
families in the Sandhills. Proceeds also<br />
provide scholarships by Moore Free<br />
& Charitable Clinic. Given Memorial<br />
Library, 150 Cherokee Rd., Pinehurst.<br />
10th Annual Shaw House Vintage<br />
Collectibles & Antiques Fair<br />
9:00 am - 4:00 pm Free. Shaw House,<br />
110 Morganton Road, Southern Pines.<br />
Donate to Moore Treasures Sale: 910-<br />
692-2051.<br />
Pet Adoption Day! 10:00 am - 3:00 pm<br />
Animal rescue groups are bringing dogs<br />
ready for their furever homes! Support<br />
the animal shelters. Coldwell Banker<br />
Advantage Southern Pines<br />
2nd Annual Fall for Downtown Aberdeen<br />
Celebration 10:00 am - 2:00 pm<br />
Businesses offering promotions,<br />
decorating, and/or giving out candy.<br />
Wear a costume. Downtown Aberdeen.<br />
2nd Annual St. Baldrick: Go Bald for the<br />
Beautiful 11:00 am - 3:00 pm Have fun<br />
while supporting St. Baldrick’s & one day<br />
an end to childhood cancer. Southern<br />
Pines Brewing Company, 565 Air Tool Dr,<br />
Southern Pines. 910-365-9925<br />
Heat Up Moore County - Chili Contest<br />
5:00 pm - 8:00 pm Free. Live music,<br />
chili tasting and meet the Republican<br />
candidates. Filly & Colt’s, Little River Golf<br />
& Resort, 500 Little River Farm Blvd,<br />
Carthage. 919-721-4152.<br />
Oct 14<br />
2nd Annual Heritage Block Party<br />
1:00 pm - 6:00 pm Music: The Catalinas.<br />
Benefit: Military Missions in Action. The<br />
Heritage Flag Company, 230 S. Bennett<br />
St., Southern Pines.<br />
Fall Discovery Walk 3:00 pm An array of<br />
wildflowers and birds. A 1.5-mile hike.<br />
Weymouth Woods, 1024 Fort Bragg Rd,<br />
Southern Pines. 910-692-2167.<br />
Oct 15<br />
Red Cross Blood Drive<br />
10:00 am - 2:30 pm Mid Carolina<br />
Regional, 140 Turner St, Southern Pines.<br />
Oct 16<br />
NC State Fair Trip 7:30 am - 4:30 pm<br />
Adults 55+ to join Southern Pines<br />
Recreation & Parks to the NC State<br />
Fair. Bus departs from the Campbell<br />
House Playground Parking Lot, 482<br />
E Connecticut Ave, Southern Pines.<br />
Register: 910-692-7376.<br />
Sandhills Winery: Trivia Tuesday<br />
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Get your team<br />
together. Sandhills Winery, 1057 Seven<br />
Lakes Dr, West End. RSVP (required):<br />
910-673-2949.<br />
Fundraiser: Chef’s Fest Sandhills<br />
5:30 pm - 8:00 pm Support the Food<br />
Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina<br />
at Sandhills. Pine Needles Lodge & Golf<br />
Club, 1005 Midland Road, Southern<br />
Pines.<br />
Oct 17<br />
Volunteer: 2019 Habitat Gala Meeting<br />
3:00 pm Join the 2019 Habitat Gala<br />
Committee. Habitat for Humanity,<br />
2268 NC Hwy 5, Aberdeen.<br />
RSVP: 910-295-1934.<br />
Oct 18<br />
Town of Carthage Mural Celebration<br />
5:00 pm New mural “When Tobacco<br />
Was King” by artist Scott Nurkin. Live<br />
music and meet the artist. Luke Marion<br />
Building facing Fidelity Bank’s parking<br />
lot, 104 N McNeill St, Carthage.<br />
Oct 19<br />
Classic Car Cruise-In 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm<br />
Proceeds: Carthage Food Pantry,<br />
Sandhills Teen Challenge and Sandhills<br />
Student Assoc. Mac’s Breakfast Anytime,<br />
1904 N. Sandhills Blvd, Aberdeen.<br />
910-639-1494.<br />
Fundraiser: 4th Annual Purse Bingo<br />
5:30 pm - 10:00 pm Sponsor: Academy<br />
of Moore County PTO. Guests invited to<br />
dress in Halloween costume! The Fair<br />
Barn, 200 Beulah Hill Rd., Pinehurst.<br />
Oct 20<br />
40th Annual Holly Arts & Crafts Festival<br />
10:00 am - 4:00 pm Over 250 handcrafters.<br />
Downtown shops offering sales<br />
and specials.The Village of Pinehurst.<br />
Fall-O-Ween Carnival 11:00 am - 2:00<br />
pm Costumes are encouraged. Kids 2<br />
and under free. Aberdeen Lake Park,<br />
301 Lake Park Crossing, Aberdeen.<br />
910-944-7275.<br />
Award-Winning Gospel Recording Artist,<br />
Earnest Pugh 4:00 pm - 6:30 pm Worship<br />
and music. The Worship Center, 150<br />
Eastman Rd, Southern Pines.<br />
Pickin’ In the Pines-Bluegrass & BBQ<br />
5:00 pm - 11:00 pm Adults - only.<br />
Provides scholarships for North Carolina<br />
youth to attend CALS 4-H camps.<br />
Millstone 4-H Camp, 1296 Mallard Dr.,<br />
Ellerbe N.C. F<br />
Oktoberfest in Aberdeen 6:00 pm<br />
Games, brats, pretzels, and special<br />
Railhouse Festbier! Railhouse Brewery,<br />
105 E South St, Aberdeen.<br />
910-783-5280.<br />
Oct 21<br />
Fundraiser: Horse Farm Tours<br />
11:00 am - 4:00 pm Benefit Prancing<br />
Horse. 6 farms Located in the Foxfire/<br />
Hoffman area.<br />
Cabaret Show: “Sinatra Live” 1:30 pm<br />
Starring Bruce Hammond. Ironwood<br />
Cafe, 2176 Midland Rd, Southern Pines.<br />
910-255-0000.<br />
Oct 23<br />
Sandhills Winery: Trivia Tuesday<br />
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Get your team<br />
together. Sandhills Winery, 1057 Seven<br />
Lakes Dr, West End. RSVP (required):<br />
910-673-2949.
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Cross words With Numbers<br />
You have to keep reading through the clues<br />
gleaning a little more information each time.<br />
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THURSDAYS<br />
PIZZA AND<br />
1/2 PRICE<br />
HOUSE WINE<br />
Little River Golf & Resort<br />
SATURDAYS<br />
PRIME RIB<br />
BY THE OUNCE<br />
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WANT<br />
FRIDAYS<br />
CALABASH<br />
SEAFOOD<br />
$24.95<br />
SUNDAYS<br />
BRUNCH<br />
$14.95<br />
910-692-4411<br />
11AM - 2PM<br />
Little River Golf & Resort<br />
DINNER: THURSDAYS - SATURDAYS • 5PM - 9PM<br />
FRIDAYS<br />
CALABASH<br />
SEAFOOD<br />
$24.95<br />
SUNDAYS<br />
BRUNCH<br />
$14.95<br />
11AM - 2PM<br />
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Back in the early 70’s while going to<br />
college at the University of Georgia<br />
in Athens, my roommate being from<br />
Augusta got his hands on some 4<br />
day Series Badges for the Masters.<br />
We all crashed at his house and had<br />
a blast. One of the things I most<br />
remember is not the “Golden Bear”<br />
winning in 72’ , but all of the food<br />
and drinks being so cheap.<br />
S A V<br />
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I M A<br />
M O O R E<br />
Unleashing<br />
This is the fi rst time I had the “privilege”<br />
of having a pimento cheese<br />
sandwich. It is as special as Rae’s<br />
Creek, the Green Jacket or Amen<br />
Corner at the Masters.<br />
RECIPE<br />
THE PAWSIBILITIES<br />
What you can devour is a sandwich<br />
of two names and fi ve ingredients,<br />
a quick item to grab at the Masters<br />
concession stands.<br />
Tournament offi cials, in keeping with<br />
their traditional policy, had “no comment”<br />
or made any staff members<br />
available for comment.<br />
MOORE<br />
HUMANE<br />
So it’s still a mystery<br />
SOCIETY<br />
how they came<br />
about, how many are sold and how<br />
the numbers stack up against the<br />
popular egg salad sandwich.<br />
L<br />
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While scrummaging around my<br />
Mom’s old cookbook at Seven Lakes<br />
I came upon an old yellowed faded<br />
recipe for the “Southern Caviar...”<br />
2 cups shredded extra-sharp<br />
Cheddar cheese--8 ounces cream<br />
cheese-- softened--1/2 cup mayonnaise--1/4<br />
teaspoon garlic pow-<br />
WEDNESDAY<br />
OCTOBER 24<br />
der--1/4 teaspoon ground cayenne<br />
pepper--1/4 teaspoon onion powder--1<br />
jalapeno pepper, seeded and<br />
minced--1 (4 ounce) jar diced pimen-<br />
2018<br />
to, drained--salt and black pepper to<br />
Some call it the “Caviar of the South”.<br />
It comes sealed in green plastic, a<br />
color that blends in with the Augusta<br />
taste.<br />
6 – 9:30PM<br />
National in case the wrapper goes Place the Cheddar cheese, cream<br />
fl ying around.<br />
Help us put a paw print<br />
on medical<br />
cheese,<br />
care!<br />
mayonnaise, garlic powder,<br />
cayenne pepper, onion powder,<br />
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Derby, and eat Big Dodger the large bowl of a mixer. Beat at<br />
minced jalapeno, and pimento into<br />
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thoroughly combined.<br />
Pimento Cheese Sandwich became<br />
FOR RESERVATION INFORMATION<br />
the signature taste of the Masters,<br />
Reservations • $75 per person • Table of 8 - $500<br />
beginning with its debut in 1934. By: Rick Levinger<br />
We’ll Have To Head South... Julia
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Pinehurst Town Crier September Edition Volume 1 Issue 5<br />
501(c)(3)<br />
Saturday<br />
10 November 2018<br />
10 a.m.<br />
our miSSioN:<br />
“Support our<br />
troopS,<br />
hoNor our<br />
veteraNS”<br />
our motto:<br />
“for veteraNS,<br />
by veteraNS”<br />
SaNdhillS vet feSt<br />
www.sandhillsveteransfestival.com<br />
6th Annual Southern Pines Veterans Parade<br />
In 2012 at the request of town and local veteran leaders, the<br />
Southern Pines Veterans Parade was reborn. A small team of highly<br />
motivated and extremely dedicated veterans led the charge, and in<br />
67 days the Town of Southern Pines had it’s first Veterans Parade<br />
in 71 years. The late David Woodruff, a son of Southern Pines, a<br />
renowned local historian, and author wrote, “with 12% of Moore<br />
County’s population being military veterans, there is no doubt this<br />
was the right thing to do. In some circles, Southern Pines is known<br />
as a military town.” David Woodruff was instrumental in vision,<br />
growth, and evolution of what is known today as the Sandhills Vet<br />
Fest and the Southern Pines Veterans Parade. These events are his<br />
legacy.<br />
On 10 November 2018 at 10 a.m., we will commemorate the 6th<br />
Annual Southern Pines Veterans Parade. We take great pride fulfilling<br />
our mission statement, “Support Our Troops, and Honor Our<br />
Veterans,” and living up to our motto, “For Veterans, By Veterans.”<br />
This is a very planning, labor, and financially intensive undertaking,<br />
and we would like to express our unconditional appreciation for our<br />
tremendous veterans, generous sponsors and selfless volunteers, for<br />
without this winning combination, there would not be a Southern<br />
Pines Veterans Parade or a Sandhills Veterans Festival.<br />
Parade Application/Registration<br />
Thank you all for your interest in the Southern<br />
Pines Veterans Parade. Whether this is your first<br />
time or whether you have been with us since the inaugural<br />
event in 2012, we hope you know how much<br />
your support means to our veterans and our community.<br />
This parade has been the focal point event<br />
of what began in 2012 as Veteran’s Weekend, and<br />
since then it has evolved into the most anticipated<br />
event of the year, the Sandhills Veteran’s Festival, a<br />
week long series of events that focus on honoring<br />
the strength of our Sandhills Veterans, our active<br />
duty members, and our beloved military families.<br />
Applicants must understand that the parade committee<br />
may limit the size/scope of individual entries<br />
in order to produce the best overall quality of the<br />
event.<br />
To participate in the parade, members must complete<br />
the application and return it to the parade<br />
committee no later than <strong>October</strong> 25. The application<br />
and additional information can be found at:<br />
www.sandhillsveteransfestival.com<br />
Sponsorship Opportunities<br />
$5,000+ Diamond (Title Sponsor)<br />
• Company banner leading the parade<br />
• Company banner representing 2 eras of service<br />
• Company name on a static sign at Grandstand<br />
• Multi-media marketing<br />
$2,000+ Platinum (Presenting Sponsors)<br />
• Banner representing 1 era of service<br />
• Company name on a static sign at Grandstand<br />
• Multi-media marketing<br />
$1,000+ Gold<br />
• Company name on a static sign at Grandstand<br />
• Multi-media marketing<br />
$500+ Silver<br />
• Company name on a static sign at Grandstand<br />
• Multi-media marketing<br />
$250+ Bronze<br />
• Company name on a static sign at Grandstand<br />
• Company name on sponsor page<br />
The Southern Pines Veterans Parade in the<br />
Sandhills is a 501(c)(3) that honors our<br />
Sandhills Active Duty Troops and Veterans<br />
Vet Fest Schedule at a Glance<br />
Saturday, 27 <strong>October</strong> 2018, 6:00 - 9:00 PM<br />
The Cooper Ford Sandhills Veterans Concert (Free Event)<br />
at Cooper Ford in Carthage feat. Becca Rae and Whiskey Pines<br />
Saturday, 3 November 2018, 12:00 PM<br />
Vietnam Vets Reading of the Names - American Legion Riders<br />
Sandhills to Raleigh (State Capitol)<br />
Sunday, 4 November 2018, 2:00 PM<br />
Field of Honor Ceremony - Vietnam Veterans Assocociation 69<br />
at West End Fire and Rescue (Hwy 211 and Hwy 73)<br />
Saturday, 10 November 2018, 9:00 AM<br />
Pinehurst VMC Parade Route Clearing and Wreath Laying Ride<br />
Route and assembly points details are on our website<br />
Saturday, 10 November 2018, 10:00 AM<br />
Southern Pines Veterans Parade on Broad Street<br />
Saturday, 10 November 2018, 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM<br />
The Southern Pines Veterans Concert (Free Event)<br />
at the Sunrise Theater First Bank Stage featuring<br />
The 82nd Airborne Rock Band<br />
Saturday, 10 November 2018, 11:00 AM<br />
Carthage Veterans Memorial Wreath Laying<br />
at Moore County Veterans Memorial (15-501/Carriage Oaks Dr)<br />
Sunday, 11 November 2018, 11:00 AM<br />
Pinehurst Official Veterans Day Observance<br />
at Pinehurst Village Hall (395 Magnolia Rd)<br />
Sunday, 11 November 2018, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM<br />
Special Forces Association 5K and Chili Cook-Off<br />
Southern Pines at NE Broad St and E New Hampshire<br />
Sunday, 11 November 2018, 1:00 PM<br />
BlueVass Music Festival and Car Show<br />
at Sandy Ramey Keith Park (Holly St/Vass-Carthage Rd)
Southern Pines Today Volume #2 Issue #10 <strong>October</strong> Edition<br />
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