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Southern Pines Today
Serving The Communities of Aberdeen & Southern Pines
# 11
November Issue
Volume 2 Issue 11
Turkey Trot
Candy Cane Hunt
Chili Cook Off
Southern Pines
Holiday
Festival Of Trees
Tree Lighting
Weymouth
Goes To The Dogs
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Turkey Trot veteran’s parade Chili Cook-Off
11 Toys For Tots
Candy Cane Hunt
12 Red, White & Brews
13 Veterans Parade
14 Christmas 4 Moore
16 Bryant House
4 Reindeer Fun Run
6 Chili Cook Off
7 Turkey Trot
8 Tobacco Was King
10 Fall Back
17 Love Our Pets
18 History Of Bingo
Music Around Town
19 Festival Of Trees
20 Lifestyle/Events
21 Train Your Brain
Page 2 November Edition Southern Pines Today
Toys For Tots
Pinehurst Town Crier www.PinehurstTownCrier.com November Edition
have embodied this spirit of selfl ess
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.
“I’ve been given a blessed life and the
opportunity to make a difference,”
says Joanne. “There are battered
women, hungry children, homeless
Veterans who have served our country.
We can talk about these things,
but until we immerse ourselves into
gaining a better understanding, we
can only grasp a life riddled with hunger,
fear and grief.”
“Everyone, no matter their circumstances,
should strive to do just one
good thing every day to make someone’s
life better,” adds Dan.
A world of people giving back and
paying it forward. Imagine!
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 living in Seven Lakes West,
Dan’s neighbor was forming a local
Chapter of the Vietnam Veterans of
America (VVA) and asked Dan to join.
Dan immediately got on board and
worked the public relations side. Ten
year later, Dan is now President of
that Chapter (966, Moore County.)
As President of the local Chapter
966, Dan likens himself as the Quarterback
of the organization. The Vietnam
Veterans of America work to
connect those Veterans and military
families in need with the resources
that can help them. Local Chapters
also raise funds that are directly distributed
to their recipients.
of all veterans do not claim the benefi
ts 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
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.
Dan & Joanne Conrad
Continued From The Front Page
Page 14 September Edition Pinehurst Town Crier
A Pinehurst Tradition
Monday & Wednesday Nights
All You Can Eat Fish & Chips
and Tasty Drink Specials
Tuesday Nights Will McCanless Live at 6:30
Thursday Nights Karoke with “Mr. Bill”
Friday & Saturday Nights
LIVE MUSIC Local Bands @ 9:00 pm
Come For The Delicious Food-Stay For The Fun!
(910) 295-3400
2 Market Square, Pinehurst
DugansPub.net
Tune In Sunday’s 2-7 pm
910-281-4396
Pinehurst Town Crier November Edition Section B Page 5
Page 4 September Edition Carthage Gazette
Player’s
Club
A Health Club for
your golf game.
Practice at the range,
free clinics, and
discounted rates.
$19.99 / Month
Includes:
Golf Cart
&
Unlimited Range Balls
7 Lakes Country Club
910-673-4653
Sept. 21 & 22
Quilt Show 10am - 5pm
At The Pinehurst Fair Barn
$7 admission. Featuring quilts,
vendors boutique, raffl e baskets,
silent auction. Co-sponsored
by Sandhills Quilters Guild &
Pinehurst Parks and Recreation
Shelter Hours
12-6 pm
Closed Wednesdays
5355 NC Hwy 22
Carthage, NC
910-947-2631
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Carthage Gazette August Edition Page 3
Seven Lakes News August Edition Page 5
Seven Lakes News
July Edition
Full Menu
Lunch Specials
All ABC Permits
Free Wi-Fi
Summer Concert
Series
673-3737
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NFL and NCAA
Just on the surface. We have been
working diligently inside as well
to expand what BARRON offers to
Moore County.
BARRON’s Boutique, housed on the
second fl oor of the BARRON build-
Each day new items have been
arriving to expand what we are able
to offer. “Your selection of unique
furnishings and gifts, pricing, customer
service and the thoughtful
details you offer from your selection
of merchandise to the gift bags you
Continued From Front Page
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Volume 2 Issue 8 “The Voice Of Seven Lakes” August Edition
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Story On Page 10
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Seven
Lakes
Story On Page 15
Story On Page 7
Sandi & Bill Carl
7 LAKES
CART
LIFE
ECHO BOOMERS
Story On Page 15
Southern
caviar!
Southern 2018
RV
GLAMPING
GLAMPING
James & Jennifer Boyd
Have you driven down Seven Lakes
Drive lately and noticed some changes
to the BARRON Tile and Stone
building?
The refreshing that has taken place
on the exterior has created quite
“Seven Lakes”
avenue of flags
After 28 years in the Army and 21
moves, Bill and Sandi Carl moved
to Seven Lakes West in 2003.
Deciding where to retire was not an
easy decision. Sandi was born and
raised in Hawaii and Bill grew up
there. However, with one daughter
in New Jersey and one daughter in
Virginia, they decided to stay on
the mainland. So, North Carolina
was seemed ideal. 3 hours to the
Nosy Neighbors
Crowning Of Miss NC
Local Title Holders
Sandhills Vet Fest
October 27th
FREE
Honor Our
Veterans
Concert Featuring
Becca Rae
Whiskey Pines
Food Trucks
Page 8 September Edition Southern Pines Today
JOIN US! The 3rd annual Pours in the Pines is coming to the Weymouth Center
for the Arts on Saturday, September 22nd, 2018 at 2pm. Ticket sales go to
support two amazing organizations in Moore County; the Duskins and Stephens
Foundation and the Southern Pines Rugby Club!
Adam Pitts will be coming to the stage as the headline artist and a bigger, better
variety of beer will be offered this year! We will have lagers, IPA’s, stouts,
porters and ciders.
Saturday
September 22nd
2-6:00 PM
they relied heavily on the efforts of family members and teammates to
plan, organize, and execute several benefi ts in the Sandhills.
The Southern Pines Rugby Club - a local community organization that
fosters team growth in the Sandhills will also benefi t from the event. With
a Old Boys, Men’s, Women’s and High School team, Southern Pines Rugby
truly incorporates all members of our community.
Tickets Now On Sale
www.eventbrite.com.
Section B Page 10 September Edition Pinehurst Town Crier
Four fateful notes begin what has become one of the most important
and popular works in classical music—Beethoven’s stormy and victorious
Fifth Symphony. Together with the free-wheeling Choral Fantasy
and a perky rondo for piano and orchestra, this season-opener
Now Accepting Fall Engagements
Pierside Entertainment--All Events
Mobile DJ Services
October Edition
Carthage Gazette
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Page 14 September Edition Southern Pines Today
SOUTHERN PINES
TODAY
Publisher/Editor
Victoria Levinger
Copy Editor
Brian Jameson
Graphic Design
MB Design Group
Rascal Design Group
Suncoast Press Group
Contributing Writers
Rick Levinger
Millie Jameson
Kathy Mason
Photography
Corinne Walls
Rich Kerns
© Copyright 2017.
Southern Pines Today is published
twelve times annually by
Seven Lakes News Corporation.
Any reproduction in part or in
whole of any part of the publication
is prohibited without the
express written consent
of the publisher.
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Publisher/Editor
Victoria Levinger
Copy Editor
Brian Jameson
Graphic Design
Rascal Design Group
MB Graphics
Suncoast Press Group
Contributing Writers
Rick Levinger
Kathy Mason
Millie Jameson
Julia Kohn
Photography
Rich Kerns
© Copyright 2018.
Pinehurst Town Crier is published
twelve times annually by
Seven Lakes News Corporation.
Any reproduction in part or in
whole of any part of the publication
is prohibited without the
express written consent
of the publisher.
Seven Lakes News Corp.
PO Box 1191
West End, NZ 27376
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Info@PinehurstTownCrier.com
Pinehurst
Town Crier
Our mission is to ensure that all animals
are treated with compassion
and respect and to end euthanasia
as a means of controlling pet overpopulation
in our community.
Moore Humane Society is a private,
nonprofi t rescue organization incorporated
in 1966.
We are the founders of animal welfare
in the Sandhills and we operate
the only privately funded, state
licensed “no-kill” animal shelter in
Moore County.
SAVE AN ANIMAL
SAVE A LIFE
We are not part of Moore County
Government or animal control. We receive
no government support of any
kind or funding from any organization.
Private donations are our only source
of income and our ability to rescue
homeless animals in need depends
entirely on the compassion and generosity
of our members.
All donations are tax-deductible as
we are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit
charitable organization.
910-947-2631
MooreHumane.org
Whoever Said You Can’t Buy Happiness
Forgot Little Puppies
Gene Hill
Saving Moore Animals
Here’s a look at the 2018 adoption numbers
from over 1,200 shelters across the country.
TOTAL PETS ADOPTED
As Of August 24th, 2018
Grand total since 2015: 248,175
94,524
NBC and Telemundo owned stations are teaming up with hundreds
of shelters across the country to host Clear the Shelters,
a nationwide pet adoption drive beginning Saturday, August 18
to help fi nd loving homes for animals in need.
Heading off to college for the fi rst
time and leaving the comforts of
home can be a diffi cult transition.
And for students leaving an animal
companion behind, the move can feel
even more diffi cult.
While most schools have a strict no
pet policy for campus housing, some
offer special accommodations for
students to help ease the process.
From lizards to horses, each school
has a different pet policy, including
restrictions on age, weight, cage, and
sometimes, whether or not the animal
was a family pet before entering
college.
While service animals on campus
were once used only exclusively as
guide dogs for students with visual
impairments, today schools are grappling
with a rise of “emotional support
animals.”
As diagnoses of anxiety, depression
and other mental health problems
among college students reaches
record highs, according the Center
of Collegiate Mental Health, so has
the prescription of these pets, also
known as comfort animals, for their
soothing abilities.
Whether or not a school agrees that
these animals are therapeutic is besides
the point; imposing an outright
animal ban for all students could vi
olate federal law prohibiting discrimination
in housing. So which college
is most pet-friendly? According to Animal
Planet, Eckerd college.
Residents may choose from 14 residence
halls that permit dogs, cats,
rabbits, ducks, chinchillas and ferrets.
In addition, small pets in cages
are permitted in all residence halls.
Students also have access to a local
veterinarian who does pet health
checks twice a year.
Outgoing pets at Eckerd are honored
at a separate graduation ceremony.
Heading Off To College?
Section B Page 8 September Edition Pinehurst Town Crier
PINEHURST TOWN
CRIER
Publisher/Editor
Victoria Levinger
Copy Editor
Brian Jameson
Graphic Design
Rascal Design Group
MB Graphics
Suncoast Press Group
Contributing Writers
Rick Levinger
Kathy Mason
Millie Jameson
Julia Kohn
Photography
Rich Kerns
© Copyright 2018.
Pinehurst Town Crier is published
twelve times annually by
Seven Lakes News Corporation.
Any reproduction in part or in
whole of any part of the publication
is prohibited without the
express written consent
of the publisher.
Seven Lakes News Corp.
PO Box 1191
West End, NZ 27376
-----------------
910-685-0320
Info@PinehurstTownCrier.com
Pinehurst
Town Crier
Our mission is to ensure that all animals
are treated with compassion
and respect and to end euthanasia
as a means of controlling pet overpopulation
in our community.
Moore Humane Society is a private,
nonprofit rescue organization incorporated
in 1966.
We are the founders of animal welfare
in the Sandhills and we operate
the only privately funded, state
licensed “no-kill” animal shelter in
Moore County.
SAVE AN ANIMAL
SAVE A LIFE
We are not part of Moore County
Government or animal control. We receive
no government support of any
kind or funding from any organization.
Private donations are our only source
of income and our ability to rescue
homeless animals in need depends
entirely on the compassion and generosity
of our members.
All donations are tax-deductible as
we are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit
charitable organization.
910-947-2631
MooreHumane.org
Whoever Said You Can’t Buy Happiness
Forgot Little Puppies
Gene Hill
Saving Moore Animals
Here’s a look at the 2018 adoption numbers
from over 1,200 shelters across the country.
TOTAL PETS ADOPTED
As Of August 24th, 2018
Grand total since 2015: 248,175
94,524
NBC and Telemundo owned stations are teaming up with hundreds
of shelters across the country to host Clear the Shelters,
a nationwide pet adoption drive beginning Saturday, August 18
to help find loving homes for animals in need.
Heading off to college for the first
time and leaving the comforts of
home can be a difficult transition.
And for students leaving an animal
companion behind, the move can feel
even more difficult.
While most schools have a strict no
pet policy for campus housing, some
offer special accommodations for
students to help ease the process.
From lizards to horses, each school
has a different pet policy, including
restrictions on age, weight, cage, and
sometimes, whether or not the animal
was a family pet before entering
college.
While service animals on campus
were once used only exclusively as
guide dogs for students with visual
impairments, today schools are grappling
with a rise of “emotional support
animals.”
As diagnoses of anxiety, depression
and other mental health problems
among college students reaches
record highs, according the Center
of Collegiate Mental Health, so has
the prescription of these pets, also
known as comfort animals, for their
soothing abilities.
Whether or not a school agrees that
these animals are therapeutic is besides
the point; imposing an outright
animal ban for all students could vi
olate federal law prohibiting discrimination
in housing. So which college
is most pet-friendly? According to Animal
Planet, Eckerd college.
Residents may choose from 14 residence
halls that permit dogs, cats,
rabbits, ducks, chinchillas and ferrets.
In addition, small pets in cages
are permitted in all residence halls.
Students also have access to a local
veterinarian who does pet health
checks twice a year.
Outgoing pets at Eckerd are honored
at a separate graduation ceremony.
Heading Off To College?
Section B Page 8 September Edition Pinehurst Town Crier
CARTHAGE GAZETTE
Published By:
SEVEN LAKES NEWS
CORPORATION
Publisher / Editor
Victoria Levinger
Copy Editor
Brian Jameson
Graphic Design
MBC Design Inc.
Contributing Writers
Rick Levinger
Millie Jameson
Kathy Mason
Staff Reporter
Brittany Samuels
Contributing Photographer
Rich Kerns
Corrine Walls
Carthage Gazette is published
twelve times annually by
Seven Lakes News Corporation.
Any reproduction in part or
in whole of any part of the
publication is prohibited
without the express written
consent of the publisher.
Seven Lakes News Corporation
PO Box 1191
West End, NC 27376
-----------------
910-685-0320
Info@CarthageGazette,com
Info@SevenLakesNews.com
ILL GET YOU MORE ANIMAL STUFF FOR HERE AND MAYBE
NEW SCRIPT FOR HUMANE SOCIETY
Carthage Gazette September Edition Section B 2
Page 14 September Edition Southern Pines Today
SOUTHERN PINES
TODAY
Publisher/Editor
Victoria Levinger
Copy Editor
Brian Jameson
Graphic Design
MB Design Group
Rascal Design Group
Suncoast Press Group
Contributing Writers
Rick Levinger
Millie Jameson
Kathy Mason
Photography
Corinne Walls
Rich Kerns
© Copyright 2017.
Southern Pines Today is published
twelve times annually by
Seven Lakes News Corporation.
Any reproduction in part or in
whole of any part of the publication
is prohibited without the
express written consent
of the publisher.
Southern Pines Today
PO Box 1243
Southern Pines NC 28388
-----------------
PINEHURST TOWN
CRIER
Publisher/Editor
Victoria Levinger
Copy Editor
Brian Jameson
Graphic Design
Rascal Design Group
MB Graphics
Suncoast Press Group
Contributing Writers
Rick Levinger
Kathy Mason
Millie Jameson
Julia Kohn
Photography
Rich Kerns
© Copyright 2018.
Pinehurst Town Crier is published
twelve times annually by
Seven Lakes News Corporation.
Any reproduction in part or in
whole of any part of the publication
is prohibited without the
express written consent
of the publisher.
Seven Lakes News Corp.
PO Box 1191
West End, NZ 27376
-----------------
910-685-0320
Info@PinehurstTownCrier.com
Pinehurst
Town Crier
Our mission is to ensure that all animals
are treated with compassion
and respect and to end euthanasia
as a means of controlling pet overpopulation
in our community.
Moore Humane Society is a private,
nonprofi t rescue organization incorporated
in 1966.
We are the founders of animal welfare
in the Sandhills and we operate
the only privately funded, state
licensed “no-kill” animal shelter in
Moore County.
SAVE AN ANIMAL
SAVE A LIFE
We are not part of Moore County
Government or animal control. We receive
no government support of any
kind or funding from any organization.
Private donations are our only source
of income and our ability to rescue
homeless animals in need depends
entirely on the compassion and generosity
of our members.
All donations are tax-deductible as
we are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit
charitable organization.
910-947-2631
MooreHumane.org
Whoever Said You Can’t Buy Happiness
Forgot Little Puppies
Gene Hill
Saving Moore Animals
Here’s a look at the 2018 adoption numbers
from over 1,200 shelters across the country.
TOTAL PETS ADOPTED
As Of August 24th, 2018
Grand total since 2015: 248,175
94,524
NBC and Telemundo owned stations are teaming up with hundreds
of shelters across the country to host Clear the Shelters,
a nationwide pet adoption drive beginning Saturday, August 18
to help fi nd loving homes for animals in need.
Heading off to college for the fi rst
time and leaving the comforts of
home can be a diffi cult transition.
And for students leaving an animal
companion behind, the move can feel
even more diffi cult.
While most schools have a strict no
pet policy for campus housing, some
offer special accommodations for
students to help ease the process.
From lizards to horses, each school
has a different pet policy, including
restrictions on age, weight, cage, and
sometimes, whether or not the animal
was a family pet before entering
college.
While service animals on campus
were once used only exclusively as
guide dogs for students with visual
impairments, today schools are grappling
with a rise of “emotional support
animals.”
As diagnoses of anxiety, depression
and other mental health problems
among college students reaches
record highs, according the Center
of Collegiate Mental Health, so has
the prescription of these pets, also
known as comfort animals, for their
soothing abilities.
Whether or not a school agrees that
these animals are therapeutic is besides
the point; imposing an outright
animal ban for all students could vi
olate federal law prohibiting discrimination
in housing. So which college
is most pet-friendly? According to Animal
Planet, Eckerd college.
Residents may choose from 14 residence
halls that permit dogs, cats,
rabbits, ducks, chinchillas and ferrets.
In addition, small pets in cages
are permitted in all residence halls.
Students also have access to a local
veterinarian who does pet health
checks twice a year.
Outgoing pets at Eckerd are honored
at a separate graduation ceremony.
Heading Off To College?
Section B Page 8 September Edition Pinehurst Town Crier
PINEHURST TOWN
CRIER
Publisher/Editor
Victoria Levinger
Copy Editor
Brian Jameson
Graphic Design
Rascal Design Group
MB Graphics
Suncoast Press Group
Contributing Writers
Rick Levinger
Kathy Mason
Millie Jameson
Julia Kohn
Photography
Rich Kerns
© Copyright 2018.
Pinehurst Town Crier is published
twelve times annually by
Seven Lakes News Corporation.
Any reproduction in part or in
whole of any part of the publication
is prohibited without the
express written consent
of the publisher.
Seven Lakes News Corp.
PO Box 1191
West End, NZ 27376
-----------------
910-685-0320
Info@PinehurstTownCrier.com
Pinehurst
Town Crier
Our mission is to ensure that all animals
are treated with compassion
and respect and to end euthanasia
as a means of controlling pet overpopulation
in our community.
Moore Humane Society is a private,
nonprofit rescue organization incorporated
in 1966.
We are the founders of animal welfare
in the Sandhills and we operate
the only privately funded, state
licensed “no-kill” animal shelter in
Moore County.
SAVE AN ANIMAL
SAVE A LIFE
We are not part of Moore County
Government or animal control. We receive
no government support of any
kind or funding from any organization.
Private donations are our only source
of income and our ability to rescue
homeless animals in need depends
entirely on the compassion and generosity
of our members.
All donations are tax-deductible as
we are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit
charitable organization.
910-947-2631
MooreHumane.org
Whoever Said You Can’t Buy Happiness
Forgot Little Puppies
Gene Hill
Saving Moore Animals
Here’s a look at the 2018 adoption numbers
from over 1,200 shelters across the country.
TOTAL PETS ADOPTED
As Of August 24th, 2018
Grand total since 2015: 248,175
94,524
NBC and Telemundo owned stations are teaming up with hundreds
of shelters across the country to host Clear the Shelters,
a nationwide pet adoption drive beginning Saturday, August 18
to help find loving homes for animals in need.
Heading off to college for the first
time and leaving the comforts of
home can be a difficult transition.
And for students leaving an animal
companion behind, the move can feel
even more difficult.
While most schools have a strict no
pet policy for campus housing, some
offer special accommodations for
students to help ease the process.
From lizards to horses, each school
has a different pet policy, including
restrictions on age, weight, cage, and
sometimes, whether or not the animal
was a family pet before entering
college.
While service animals on campus
were once used only exclusively as
guide dogs for students with visual
impairments, today schools are grappling
with a rise of “emotional support
animals.”
As diagnoses of anxiety, depression
and other mental health problems
among college students reaches
record highs, according the Center
of Collegiate Mental Health, so has
the prescription of these pets, also
known as comfort animals, for their
soothing abilities.
Whether or not a school agrees that
these animals are therapeutic is besides
the point; imposing an outright
animal ban for all students could vi
olate federal law prohibiting discrimination
in housing. So which college
is most pet-friendly? According to Animal
Planet, Eckerd college.
Residents may choose from 14 residence
halls that permit dogs, cats,
rabbits, ducks, chinchillas and ferrets.
In addition, small pets in cages
are permitted in all residence halls.
Students also have access to a local
veterinarian who does pet health
checks twice a year.
Outgoing pets at Eckerd are honored
at a separate graduation ceremony.
Heading Off To College?
Section B Page 8 September Edition Pinehurst Town Crier
CARTHAGE GAZETTE
Published By:
SEVEN LAKES NEWS
CORPORATION
Publisher / Editor
Victoria Levinger
Copy Editor
Brian Jameson
Graphic Design
MBC Design Inc.
Contributing Writers
Rick Levinger
Millie Jameson
Kathy Mason
Staff Reporter
Brittany Samuels
Contributing Photographer
Rich Kerns
Corrine Walls
Carthage Gazette is published
twelve times annually by
Seven Lakes News Corporation.
Any reproduction in part or
in whole of any part of the
publication is prohibited
without the express written
consent of the publisher.
Seven Lakes News Corporation
PO Box 1191
West End, NC 27376
-----------------
910-685-0320
Info@CarthageGazette,com
Info@SevenLakesNews.com
ILL GET YOU MORE ANIMAL STUFF FOR HERE AND MAYBE
NEW SCRIPT FOR HUMANE SOCIETY
Every year, hundreds of homeless
animals pass through the doors of
the Moore Humane Society’s “no-kill”
shelter. Virtually all of these homeless,
abandoned or abused animals require
some degree of medical care ranging
from minor to extensive.
SAVE AN ANIMAL · SAVE A LIFE
While our willingness to help is
unlimited, our financial resources are
not. In 2017 we spent $45,000. to
cover veterinary costs for life-saving
operations and to cover spay-neuter
procedures. This year due to extensive
injuries our costs will easily exceed
$50,000. Please help us raise the
money we need to continue providing
our furry friends with the best medical
care they so much deserve.
All donations are tax-deductible as we
are a registered 510(c)(3) nonprofit
charitable organization.
MooreHumane.org
910-947-2631
•
Moore Humane Society
PO Box 203
Southern Pines, NC 28388
Carthage Gazette September Edition Section B 2
Page 14 September Edition Southern Pines Today
SOUTHERN PINES
TODAY
Publisher/Editor
Victoria Levinger
Copy Editor
Brian Jameson
Graphic Design
MB Design Group
Rascal Design Group
Suncoast Press Group
Contributing Writers
Rick Levinger
Millie Jameson
Kathy Mason
Photography
Corinne Walls
Rich Kerns
© Copyright 2017.
Southern Pines Today is published
twelve times annually by
Seven Lakes News Corporation.
Any reproduction in part or in
whole of any part of the publication
is prohibited without the
express written consent
of the publisher.
Southern Pines Today
PO Box 1243
Southern Pines NC 28388
-----------------
PINEHURST TOWN
CRIER
Publisher/Editor
Victoria Levinger
Copy Editor
Brian Jameson
Graphic Design
Rascal Design Group
MB Graphics
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Kathy Mason
Millie Jameson
Julia Kohn
Photography
Rich Kerns
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Our mission is to ensure that all animals
are treated with compassion
and respect and to end euthanasia
as a means of controlling pet overpopulation
in our community.
Moore Humane Society is a private,
nonprofi t rescue organization incorporated
in 1966.
We are the founders of animal welfare
in the Sandhills and we operate
the only privately funded, state
licensed “no-kill” animal shelter in
Moore County.
SAVE AN ANIMAL
SAVE A LIFE
We are not part of Moore County
Government or animal control. We receive
no government support of any
kind or funding from any organization.
Private donations are our only source
of income and our ability to rescue
homeless animals in need depends
entirely on the compassion and generosity
of our members.
All donations are tax-deductible as
we are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit
charitable organization.
910-947-2631
MooreHumane.org
Whoever Said You Can’t Buy Happiness
Forgot Little Puppies
Gene Hill
Saving Moore Animals
Here’s a look at the 2018 adoption numbers
from over 1,200 shelters across the country.
TOTAL PETS ADOPTED
As Of August 24th, 2018
Grand total since 2015: 248,175
94,524
NBC and Telemundo owned stations are teaming up with hundreds
of shelters across the country to host Clear the Shelters,
a nationwide pet adoption drive beginning Saturday, August 18
to help fi nd loving homes for animals in need.
Heading off to college for the fi rst
time and leaving the comforts of
home can be a diffi cult transition.
And for students leaving an animal
companion behind, the move can feel
even more diffi cult.
While most schools have a strict no
pet policy for campus housing, some
offer special accommodations for
students to help ease the process.
From lizards to horses, each school
has a different pet policy, including
restrictions on age, weight, cage, and
sometimes, whether or not the animal
was a family pet before entering
college.
While service animals on campus
were once used only exclusively as
guide dogs for students with visual
impairments, today schools are grappling
with a rise of “emotional support
animals.”
As diagnoses of anxiety, depression
and other mental health problems
among college students reaches
record highs, according the Center
of Collegiate Mental Health, so has
the prescription of these pets, also
known as comfort animals, for their
soothing abilities.
Whether or not a school agrees that
these animals are therapeutic is besides
the point; imposing an outright
animal ban for all students could vi
olate federal law prohibiting discrimination
in housing. So which college
is most pet-friendly? According to Animal
Planet, Eckerd college.
Residents may choose from 14 residence
halls that permit dogs, cats,
rabbits, ducks, chinchillas and ferrets.
In addition, small pets in cages
are permitted in all residence halls.
Students also have access to a local
veterinarian who does pet health
checks twice a year.
Outgoing pets at Eckerd are honored
at a separate graduation ceremony.
Heading Off To College?
Section B Page 8 September Edition Pinehurst Town Crier
PINEHURST TOWN
CRIER
Publisher/Editor
Victoria Levinger
Copy Editor
Brian Jameson
Graphic Design
Rascal Design Group
MB Graphics
Suncoast Press Group
Contributing Writers
Rick Levinger
Kathy Mason
Millie Jameson
Julia Kohn
Photography
Rich Kerns
© Copyright 2018.
Pinehurst Town Crier is published
twelve times annually by
Seven Lakes News Corporation.
Any reproduction in part or in
whole of any part of the publication
is prohibited without the
express written consent
of the publisher.
Seven Lakes News Corp.
PO Box 1191
West End, NZ 27376
-----------------
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Info@PinehurstTownCrier.com
Pinehurst
Town Crier
Our mission is to ensure that all animals
are treated with compassion
and respect and to end euthanasia
as a means of controlling pet overpopulation
in our community.
Moore Humane Society is a private,
nonprofit rescue organization incorporated
in 1966.
We are the founders of animal welfare
in the Sandhills and we operate
the only privately funded, state
licensed “no-kill” animal shelter in
Moore County.
SAVE AN ANIMAL
SAVE A LIFE
We are not part of Moore County
Government or animal control. We receive
no government support of any
kind or funding from any organization.
Private donations are our only source
of income and our ability to rescue
homeless animals in need depends
entirely on the compassion and generosity
of our members.
All donations are tax-deductible as
we are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit
charitable organization.
910-947-2631
MooreHumane.org
Whoever Said You Can’t Buy Happiness
Forgot Little Puppies
Gene Hill
Saving Moore Animals
Here’s a look at the 2018 adoption numbers
from over 1,200 shelters across the country.
TOTAL PETS ADOPTED
As Of August 24th, 2018
Grand total since 2015: 248,175
94,524
NBC and Telemundo owned stations are teaming up with hundreds
of shelters across the country to host Clear the Shelters,
a nationwide pet adoption drive beginning Saturday, August 18
to help find loving homes for animals in need.
Heading off to college for the first
time and leaving the comforts of
home can be a difficult transition.
And for students leaving an animal
companion behind, the move can feel
even more difficult.
While most schools have a strict no
pet policy for campus housing, some
offer special accommodations for
students to help ease the process.
From lizards to horses, each school
has a different pet policy, including
restrictions on age, weight, cage, and
sometimes, whether or not the animal
was a family pet before entering
college.
While service animals on campus
were once used only exclusively as
guide dogs for students with visual
impairments, today schools are grappling
with a rise of “emotional support
animals.”
As diagnoses of anxiety, depression
and other mental health problems
among college students reaches
record highs, according the Center
of Collegiate Mental Health, so has
the prescription of these pets, also
known as comfort animals, for their
soothing abilities.
Whether or not a school agrees that
these animals are therapeutic is besides
the point; imposing an outright
animal ban for all students could vi
olate federal law prohibiting discrimination
in housing. So which college
is most pet-friendly? According to Animal
Planet, Eckerd college.
Residents may choose from 14 residence
halls that permit dogs, cats,
rabbits, ducks, chinchillas and ferrets.
In addition, small pets in cages
are permitted in all residence halls.
Students also have access to a local
veterinarian who does pet health
checks twice a year.
Outgoing pets at Eckerd are honored
at a separate graduation ceremony.
Heading Off To College?
Section B Page 8 September Edition Pinehurst Town Crier
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Local ID Required
The Village Chapel
10 Azalea Rd, Pinehurst, NC 28374
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
Pinehurst
Houses Of Worship
Is there an artist in you?
IF SO, BRING OUT THAT CREATIVE SIDE AND SHARE YOUR VIEW OR VISION OF PINEHURST!
RESIDENTS OF ALL AGES ARE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE & WIN GREAT PRIZES!
HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR ENTRY?
Submit ONLINE
Upload your scanned photo, drawing, or
painting at:
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Drop off or mail ENTRY with the online form to:
Envision The Village Art Contest
Village of Pinehurst
395 Magnolia Road
Pinehurst, NC 28374
TWO WAYS TO PARTICIPATE!
Take a PHOTO … of your current
favorite building, park, or space in
Pinehurst.
DRAW or PAINT … a picture of what
you imagine Pinehurst could be like in
20 years.
*One entry per person per category will be allowed
IN PERSON OR MAIL SUBMITTAL
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Photo - 4x6 or 5x7 or 8x10 size limit minimum 200 dpi resolution
Drawing - 8.5 x 11 size limit
CONTEST
RULES
All entries will be displayed in the lobby of the
Assembly Hall (395 Magnolia Road) and public
voting will open on September 20, 2018 in person
during Planapalooza.
Winners will be announced on September 24, 2018
during the Planapalooza Closing Event.
September 10, 2018
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Back in the early 70’s while going to
college at the University of Georgia
in Athens, my roommate being from
Augusta got his hands on some 4
day Series Badges for the Masters.
We all crashed at his house and had
a blast.
One of the things I most
remember is not the “Golden Bear”
winning in 72’ , but all of the food
and drinks being so cheap.
This is the first time I had the “privilege”
of having a pimento cheese
sandwich. It is as special as Rae’s
Creek, the Green Jacket or Amen
Corner at the Masters.
What you can devour is a sandwich
of two names and five ingredients,
a quick item to grab at the Masters
concession stands.
Some call it the “Caviar of the South”.
It comes sealed in green plastic, a
color that blends in with the Augusta
National in case the wrapper goes
fl ying around.
They drink mint juleps at the Kentucky
Derby, and eat Big Dodger
Dogs in L. A. No one is sure how the
Pimento Cheese Sandwich became
the signature taste of the Masters,
beginning with its debut in 1934.
Tournament officials, in keeping with
their traditional policy, had “no comment”
or made any staff members
available for comment.
So it’s still a mystery how they came
about, how many are sold and how
the numbers stack up against the
popular egg salad sandwich.
While scrummaging around my
Mom’s old cookbook at Seven Lakes
I came upon an old yellowed faded
recipe for the “Southern Caviar...”
“Caviar Of The South”
RECIPE
2 cups shredded extra-sharp
Cheddar cheese--8 ounces cream
cheese-- softened--1/2 cup mayonnaise--1/4
teaspoon garlic powder--1/4
teaspoon ground cayenne
pepper--1/4 teaspoon onion powder--1
jalapeno pepper, seeded and
minced--1 (4 ounce) jar diced pimento,
drained--salt and black pepper to
taste.
Place the Cheddar cheese, cream
cheese, mayonnaise, garlic powder,
cayenne pepper, onion powder,
minced jalapeno, and pimento into
the large bowl of a mixer. Beat at
medium speed, with paddle if possible,
until thoroughly combined.
By: Rick Levinger
horses, two cats, and a miniature
donkey named Doc Holliday.
None of this is new to Allison, who has
been an animal lover since she can
remember. “Once we found Splash
and Dash, we knew we’d found the
perfect fit for us and for the community
we envisioned bringing it to!” said
Allison, who grew up with family dogs
and cats and got her first horse when
she was 13 years old.
While in college, she studied both
public relations and equine business.
After multiple deployments to the
Middle East, Scott took a job in 2010
as an instructor where he would not
be deployed for a few years.
Scott had so many great experiences
with military working dogs that he
thought a Belgian Malinois would be
a great fit.
That’s when Jackie, a Belgian Malinois,
entered his life. Jackie is his
constant companion and triathlon
training partner.
When Allison and Scott found Splash
and Dash Groomerie and Boutiques,
they knew that they had found the
next leg of their journey.
They chose Splash and Dash because
of the family values that they
both share. “Splash and Dash treats
pets as family and we do too” said Allison.
At KOHLS Center
120 Brucewood Rd
(910) 246-3274
horses, two cats, and a miniature When Allison and Scott found Splash
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“Everyone thinks they have the best dog.
And none of them are wrong.”
W.R Purche
Here are just a few of the amazing and adorable
reasons why dogs are the best pets in the world:
They’ll greet you like you’ve been gone a century
when you only went out for a five-minute trip to the store.
They keep your bed warm for you when it gets cold at night.
Dogs will watch TV with you without hogging the remote.
Dogs find the greatest joy in even the simplest of things,
like a ride in the car.
Dogs are the best because, unlike people (and most cats),
they love you unconditionally.
They know how to take awesome selfies.
Dogs will inspire you to stop and sniff the flowers.
And, according to the American Heart Association,
owning a dog may even protect you from heart disease.
Pinehurst Town Crier
www.PinehurstTownCrier.com
The Carolina Philharmonic
The Carolina Hotel, Grand Ballroom
November 21 at 8 p.m.
November 24 at 3 p.m.
Kick off your Holiday Season with a romp
through many of the season’s most spirited and
heartwarming melodies. Families from around
the country join us for this beloved Pinehurst
tradition. The Carolina Hotel is decked out in
all its holiday splendor.
910-687-0287.
have embodied this spirit of selfl ess
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.
“I’ve been given a blessed life and the
opportunity to make a difference,”
says Joanne. “There are battered
women, hungry children, homeless
Veterans who have served our country.
We can talk about these things,
but until we immerse ourselves into
gaining a better understanding, we
can only grasp a life riddled with hunger,
fear and grief.”
“Everyone, no matter their circumstances,
should strive to do just one
good thing every day to make someone’s
life better,” adds Dan.
A world of people giving back and
paying it forward. Imagine!
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.
Even with raising their two children,
Deanna and Daniel, and a job that
moved Dan from state to state, the
Conrad’s were always giving of their
time and talents.
In the 1980’s and 90’s Joanne’s volunteering
included time spent with
Lifeline, triaging life-threatening calls
to the local hospital, interviewing
Head Start Program candidates –
fast forward to 2017 reading to Head
Start kids – life coming full circle for
her.
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 living in Seven Lakes West,
Dan’s neighbor was forming a local
Chapter of the Vietnam Veterans of
America (VVA) and asked Dan to join.
Dan immediately got on board and
worked the public relations side. Ten
year later, Dan is now President of
that Chapter (966, Moore County.)
As President of the local Chapter
966, Dan likens himself as the Quarterback
of the organization. The Vietnam
Veterans of America work to
connect those Veterans and military
families in need with the resources
that can help them. Local Chapters
also raise funds that are directly distributed
to their recipients.
“I was enlisted during that Era,” tells
Dan. “I witnessed the treatment
those who saw combat received
when they returned stateside. We
don’t ever again want any Veteran to
go through that.
Our volunteers give back to those
who made the ultimate sacrifi ce and
to those who are still making that
s acrifi c e.”
According to the Vietnam Veterans of
America website, almost two-thirds
of all veterans do no
fi ts they have earne
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as an offi cial drop off center and
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We’re all getting ready to participate we County have call included us at 910-685-0320 in this edition and
in many of the great fundraisers that we will get you set up.
A special thanks to all of the area of the newspaper to help us all
residents
take place
that
in November
donated items
and
for
December.
Please make sure to give your busi-
the stay safe this holiday season.
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ness to those businesses, professional
services and medical provid-
locations generously provided by The All of us at Seven Lakes News would
In this issue are featuring the “Festival
Of Trees”, to benefi t the Sandhills ers that support your community
Prescription Shoppe, Sandhills Winery
and the Lakehouse Bar and Grill. derful community for their sup-
like to thank everybody in this won-
Children’s Center with hundreds of port newspaper. of this newspaper. Thank you
There
volunteers
were
and
numerous
leading the
festivities
way again
this year is Robin Duff.
Cheers to the beginning of the Holiday
Season!
to attend this Christmas season Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays
in Seven Lakes. We had pancakes
From Our Family to Yours...
Make
with
sure to
Santa,
participate
the Tree
in the
Light-
fabulous
2018 Toys For Tots program. Victoria Levinger
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The Reindeer Fun Run is for everyone–runners, walkers, families,
& pets! The 5k Run/Walk curves through historic downtown
neighborhoods of Aberdeen, NC with rolling hills and wide turns.
The 12ks of Christmas Run adds a scenic tour of Bethesda & the
Malcolm Blue Farm. Both courses fi nish on a sloping downhill toward
historic Union Station. For kids, the Egg Nog Jog is a holiday favorite!

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Wine Tastings
Come join the fun on Thursday Nights
as we present “Wines From Around
The World” paired with gourmet food
from the region for an evening of entertainment.
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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;
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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.
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Just on the surface. We have been
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working diligently inside as well
Drive lately and noticed some changes
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reverence for what it means to at their Church. In the late 1990’s
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them. The boutique features a lovely selection
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“I’ve been given a blessed life and the
opportunity to make a difference,”
says Joanne. “There are battered
women, hungry children, homeless
Veterans who have served our country.
We can talk about these things,
but until we immerse ourselves into
While living in Seven Lakes West,
Dan’s neighbor was forming a local
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50 YEAR ANNIVERSARY
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NOVEMBER 10TH, 2018
10:00 AM SHOTGUN
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ALL PLAYERS WILL BE ENTERED other INTO parts A DRAWING of the United FORStates as
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very early on in life, playing piano as
For the few years Lauren has steadi- early as age six, and singing from the
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Opening Ceremony will be held on
NOVEMBER 12th
Sunday, November 4th at 2:00 PM
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Individual flags cost $15.00 and will bear the name of its
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Returning Flags-Flags that were fl own in the Field of Honor in 2017-may
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on November 12th, 2018 at the Field of Honor. Pick up will be available
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Residents are urged to
The program is designed for the children
to have something to open on
contribute an unwrapped toy
to the “Toys For Tots”, program
“Christmas,” Patterson said. “If the
with so many families in need in
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Moore County. The Seven Lakes
News Companies has arranged
@ 7 Lakes Pizza
with the program to offer 17 drop
off locations in Moore County. The
program began as a Los Angeles
charitable effort in 1947.
Major Bill Hendricks, USMCR,
was inspired by his wife Diane
when she tried to donate a
homemade Rag-gedy Ann doll to
a needy child but couldn’t find
any organization to do so. At her
suggestion he gathered a group of
local local Marine reserv-ists,
including Lieutenant Colonel
John Hampton, who coordinated
and collected some 5,000 toys for
local children that year from
collection bins placed outside of
Their efforts were so successful that,
in 1948, Toys for Tots was launched
as a national campaign.
Hendrix used his Hendricks used his
position as director of Public Relations
for Warner Brothers Studio to
enlist celebrity support, as well as
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The Love Bug (1969), sometimes referred to as Herbie the Love Bug is Octobe
the first in a series of comedy films made by Walt Disney Productions that
Donating money or toys can make 4:00 p
starred an anthropomorphic pearl-white, the fabric-sunroofed holiday season for 1963 children Volkswagen a very includi
racing Beetle named Herbie. It was based happy on time. the 1961 book Car, Boy, Girl by Prancin
Gordon Buford.
fi rst tim
“Toys for Tots brings the community
together for about three months to Pran
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team a
every year to help less fortunate
as well
have Walt Disney Studios design the families,” Murray said.
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The new toys collected are redistributed
within each county to ensure
they are kept within the local community,
said Gunnery Sgt. Robert Patterson,
Toys for Tots representative.
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Holiday fun at Memorial Park and the
an adult.
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H.E.R.B.I.E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B-type, Integrated Electronics)
is a fictional robot and an ally of the Fantastic Southern Four Pines appearing Memorial in Park American
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public
Edible crafts, exciting games, photos
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with Santa, and the Flashlight Candy
November 30th
Freedo
Cane Hunt - with prizes.
According to the filmmakers in the DVD documentary, 5-6 pm Herbie’s number
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Southern Pines Today is published
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Saturday,
November 10th.
Join our Veteran’s Day Patriotic
Celebration and sample some
wonderful Reds, Whites & Craft
Brews while enjoying a special
shopping experience on Saturday,
November 10th.
We’re celebrating our veterans
and our military this fall. Join us
for a Wine Walk featuring specially
selected Wines, Tapas, Decorations
and Gifts! The Shops are
fi lled to the brim with wonderful
boutique items and treasures.
Each sampling location will be feature
tastes of fall foods and the
merchants with the help of the
experts at Triangle Wine Co. have
paired wonderful wine selections
for each morsel.
Get in the patriotic spirit at Pinehurst’s
progressive food and wine
sampling party. Enjoy the fi nest
wines from premier vintners, including
Italian importer Bacco Selections,
sample small bites perfect
for every holiday table and be
treated to local shopping at its fi n-
est with a beautiful selection and
specials galore.
It’s our nod to all things Patriotic.
Join the Merchants and Restaurants
in the Village of Pinehurst
and sip wine, sample craft beer
and enjoy delicious tapas on our
progressive tasting tour.
The beautiful boutique shops in
the Village of Pinehurst open their
doors late and become locations
to sample a variety of international
wines and holiday craft brew specialties.
Supporting the Sandhills since 1981
Add the gourmet food samples
and you have a great celebration
for Veterans Weekend. Get your
tickets today at select village merchants
or InsidePinehurst.com

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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
Sponsors: Kennedy Wilson, Crossroads
Ford Lincoln of Southern 1941 when 1,200 members Page
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out, fixing up and rethinking whole
ways of life in a region drenched and
deeply shaken by more than eight trillion
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ground,” Brooks said. “The exception
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The storm and its subsequent flooding
have already killed at least 42
participants remain unsponsored at
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emergency meals providing to hand roofing out, four “In for past our years, Neighbors due to a faithful group
million liters of water, 700,000 of local churches, businesses, organizations
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for over blankets
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30 years.
Christmas a local nonprofit
had to turn a qualified family away.”
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Caro-
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and home remodeling.
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than The 1500 dangerous county storm residents has registered already left Pines, Pinehurst and West End United
at more four sites than in 30 September. dead and In displaced the aftermath
thousands of the of hurricanes others, on leaving the area, them an, Seven Live Lakes Music Chapel in the Pines,
Methodist churches, Our Savior Luther-
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and are saying that they are set up
to receive them. When in doubt, she
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a garage, on a porch or on any other
surface that can catch fi re. It is
Page 16 recommended you place the November fryer a Edition Southern Pines Today
National statistics show that leaving
stoves and burners unattended
while cooking is the leading cause of
holiday fi res, part of the reason why
fi refi ghters respond to more incidents
during Thanksgiving and Christmas
than any other time of year, according
to a news release from the Las
Cruces Fire Department.
The fi re department reminds holiday
chefs to use caution when preparing
their holiday feast and recommends
following these and other safety tips:
Start with a clean cooking area and
keep the area well maintained.
Keep the cooking area off limits to
children and pets.
Limit the number of people cooking
to avoid crowding and accidents.
Avoid wearing loose clothing and jewelry
that could interfere with cooking.
Never leave stoves or ovens — indoor
or outdoor — unattended. Turn off all
burners and other devices when leaving
the cooking area.
Deep-frying a turkey is popular
but there are unique dangers that
come along with this method of cook-
Get into the holiday spirit early with
a visit to the McLendon Cabin and
Bryant House at the Christmas Open
House!
These historic homes, circa 1760 and
1820, will be decorated with nature’s
foliage and the cabin fi replace will be
ablaze with warmth. James Bryant
acquired the McLendon Place from
his father Michael early in the 19th
century with the McLendon Cabin already
in place. Bryant later built the
manor house there about 1820.
minimum of 10 feet from all surfaces
and structures, including walls and
fences.
Ensure the hose connecting the fryer
to the propane tank is free from
cracks, and long enough to keep the
tank and fryer a safe distance away
from each other.
Avoid fi lling the pot with too much
cooking oil as the turkey will displace
some oil.
Be sure that the turkey is completely
thawed. Slowly place and remove
turkey from fryer. Avoid dropping or
quickly removing turkey and wear
gloves while using a fryer.
Do not leave fryer unattended and
monitor oil temperature regularly.
In the event of fi re, call 911. Avoid using
water to extinguish grease or oil
fi res.
Follow all directions and safety measures
included with the burner and
fryer.
Keep a fi re extinguisher handy and
know how to properly use it.
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Lakehouse Bar and Grill will have a
wide variety of games every week
shown on their 8 Televisions.
Offering a full menu, specials on
food & beer and free Wi-Fi is also
available.
Make sure to arrive early so you
can get a great seat!
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Open House
When Joel McLendon came to Moore preserved it for over 200 years. a rug of many colors on the upstairs
County, North Carolina, in 1758,
loom. Prime Visitors Rib Sandwich
will be treated to live
to claim his grant of 200 acres, he Debbie Williams will be demonstrating
cooking in the fi replace. bers of the Union Pines Orchestra.
music by Hammer n Song and mem-
$9.95
selected a slope overlooking Buck
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Creek as the perfect site for his Refreshments of hot cider and homemade
cookies Facebook will be served on and the Full Parking Menu will be in a nearby sand fi eld
home. The McLendon Cabin is the
oldest house in Moore County on its front porch of the Bryant
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House by and golf carts will be available to
original location. The structure is typical
of the log dwellings built by the
Girl Scout Troops 152 and 262. transport visitors to and fro.
early settlers of the region.
Although a simple one-room log
structure, it was built with the typical
integrity of the early settlers that has
Handmade ornaments will adorn a
freshly cut Christmas tree in a front
room of the Bryant House.
Linda Hardison will be busily weaving
This free event takes place on Sunday,
December 2nd from 1:00 pm
until 4:00 pm at 3361 Mt. Carmel
Church Rd. Carthage,

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It’s an event with doggie style!
The second annual Welsh Terrier
Stink Eye Convention wags on November
1-4, 2018 in Southern Pines.
About 80 canines and their owners
from across the United States and
foreign counties including Australia,
Canada, England, Mexico and Wales
will be united to raise money for WT-
CARES, a non-profit Welsh Terrier rescue
organization.
The goal of the weekend is to raise
money for Welsh Terrier Cares as the
funds are used to rehome dogs and
take care of any health needs that
they have prior to placing them into
loving homes.”
The weekend begins with a visit to
Pooch Park in the Pines on Friday,
Nov. 2, followed by lunch at Ironwood
Café. Events on Saturday, Nov. 3 include
a terrier-ific Welsh Terrier Walk
through downtown Southern Pines
from 10:30am until noon.
The highlight of the weekend is a special
fundraising gala will be held on
Saturday evening at Hampton Inn &
Suites by Hilton where owners dress
up their four-legged friends for a festive
costume contest.
The town of Aberdeen is also supporting
the event as WTCARES has been
presented with a proclamation from
mayor Robert Ferrell that Saturday,
November 3rd will be officially known
as “Welsh Terrier Day”.
WTCARES was formed as a committee
of the Welsh Terrier Club of America
in the early 1980’s.
With a mission to rescue Welsh terriers
in need and to rehome them.
WTCARES became a charitable trust
established by the WTCA in 2007
with its own trustees and treasury.
Welshes come to WTCARES for many
reasons.
Perhaps an owner has moved and
cannot take their dog with them or
the owner has become ill and is unable
to look after their Welsh any longer.
We also rescue Welshes from shelters,
wondering lost in the streets,
and those turned over from commercial
breeders.
WTCARES is also an organization
that Welsh Terrier owners can turn
to for educational purposes; helping
welshie families understand the
breed and the dogs feisty, independent
personality.
Rescues are fostered by volunteers
and evaluated to determine their
temperament, training, and suitability
for placement.
Our application process, interviewing
of prospective matches, and home
visits help us match the right dog to
family.
We continue to have contact with and
support of family and dog through the
years.
All rescues are up to date on shots,
have been spayed or neutered, and
any health issues, testing, and treatment
done before placement.
For more information about WT-
CARES, or about this event, please
contact:
Iris Fox at 203.241.1787,
www.WelshTerrierRescue.com
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Moore Humane Society is a private,
nonprofi t rescue organization incorporated
in 1966.
We are the founders of animal welfare
in the Sandhills and we operate
the only privately funded, state
licensed “no-kill” animal shelter in
Moore County.
SAVE AN ANIMAL
SAVE A LIFE
We are not part of Moore County
Government or animal control. We receive
no government support of any
kind or funding from any organization.
Private donations are our only source
of income and our ability to rescue
homeless animals in need depends
entirely on the compassion and generosity
of our members.
All donations are tax-deductible as
we are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit
charitable organization.
910-947-2631
MooreHumane.org
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Gene Hill
Saving Moore Animals
Here’s a look at the 2018 adoption numbers
from over 1,200 shelters across the country.
TOTAL PETS ADOPTED
As Of August 24th, 2018
Grand total since 2015: 248,175
94,524
NBC and Telemundo owned stations are teaming up with hundreds
of shelters across the country to host Clear the Shelters,
a nationwide pet adoption drive beginning Saturday, August 18
to help fi nd loving homes for animals in need.
Heading off to college for the fi rst
time and leaving the comforts of
home can be a diffi cult transition.
And for students leaving an animal
companion behind, the move can feel
even more diffi cult.
While most schools have a strict no
pet policy for campus housing, some
offer special accommodations for
students to help ease the process.
From lizards to horses, each school
has a different pet policy, including
restrictions on age, weight, cage, and
sometimes, whether or not the animal
was a family pet before entering
college.
While service animals on campus
were once used only exclusively as
guide dogs for students with visual
impairments, today schools are grappling
with a rise of “emotional support
animals.”
As diagnoses of anxiety, depression
and other mental health problems
among college students reaches
record highs, according the Center
of Collegiate Mental Health, so has
the prescription of these pets, also
known as comfort animals, for their
soothing abilities.
Whether or not a school agrees that
these animals are therapeutic is besides
the point; imposing an outright
animal ban for all students could vi
olate federal law prohibiting discrimination
in housing. So which college
is most pet-friendly? According to Animal
Planet, Eckerd college.
Residents may choose from 14 residence
halls that permit dogs, cats,
rabbits, ducks, chinchillas and ferrets.
In addition, small pets in cages
are permitted in all residence halls.
Students also have access to a local
veterinarian who does pet health
checks twice a year.
Outgoing pets at Eckerd are honored
at a separate graduation ceremony.
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nonprofit rescue organization incorporated
in 1966.
We are the founders of animal welfare
in the Sandhills and we operate
the only privately funded, state
licensed “no-kill” animal shelter in
Moore County.
SAVE AN ANIMAL
SAVE A LIFE
We are not part of Moore County
Government or animal control. We receive
no government support of any
kind or funding from any organization.
Private donations are our only source
of income and our ability to rescue
homeless animals in need depends
entirely on the compassion and generosity
of our members.
All donations are tax-deductible as
we are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit
charitable organization.
910-947-2631
MooreHumane.org
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Saving Moore Animals
Here’s a look at the 2018 adoption numbers
from over 1,200 shelters across the country.
TOTAL PETS ADOPTED
As Of August 24th, 2018
Grand total since 2015: 248,175
94,524
NBC and Telemundo owned stations are teaming up with hundreds
of shelters across the country to host Clear the Shelters,
a nationwide pet adoption drive beginning Saturday, August 18
to help find loving homes for animals in need.
Heading off to college for the first
time and leaving the comforts of
home can be a difficult transition.
And for students leaving an animal
companion behind, the move can feel
even more difficult.
While most schools have a strict no
pet policy for campus housing, some
offer special accommodations for
students to help ease the process.
From lizards to horses, each school
has a different pet policy, including
restrictions on age, weight, cage, and
sometimes, whether or not the animal
was a family pet before entering
college.
While service animals on campus
were once used only exclusively as
guide dogs for students with visual
impairments, today schools are grappling
with a rise of “emotional support
animals.”
As diagnoses of anxiety, depression
and other mental health problems
among college students reaches
record highs, according the Center
of Collegiate Mental Health, so has
the prescription of these pets, also
known as comfort animals, for their
soothing abilities.
Whether or not a school agrees that
these animals are therapeutic is besides
the point; imposing an outright
animal ban for all students could vi
olate federal law prohibiting discrimination
in housing. So which college
is most pet-friendly? According to Animal
Planet, Eckerd college.
Residents may choose from 14 residence
halls that permit dogs, cats,
rabbits, ducks, chinchillas and ferrets.
In addition, small pets in cages
are permitted in all residence halls.
Students also have access to a local
veterinarian who does pet health
checks twice a year.
Outgoing pets at Eckerd are honored
at a separate graduation ceremony.
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Moore Humane Society is a private,
nonprofi t rescue organization incorporated
in 1966.
We are the founders of animal welfare
in the Sandhills and we operate
the only privately funded, state
licensed “no-kill” animal shelter in
Moore County.
SAVE AN ANIMAL
SAVE A LIFE
We are not part of Moore County
Government or animal control. We receive
no government support of any
kind or funding from any organization.
Private donations are our only source
of income and our ability to rescue
homeless animals in need depends
entirely on the compassion and generosity
of our members.
All donations are tax-deductible as
we are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit
charitable organization.
910-947-2631
MooreHumane.org
You Can’t Buy Happiness
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Gene Hill
Saving Moore Animals
Here’s a look at the 2018 adoption numbers
from over 1,200 shelters across the country.
TOTAL PETS ADOPTED
As Of August 24th, 2018
Grand total since 2015: 248,175
94,524
NBC and Telemundo owned stations are teaming up with hundreds
of shelters across the country to host Clear the Shelters,
a nationwide pet adoption drive beginning Saturday, August 18
to help fi nd loving homes for animals in need.
Heading off to college for the fi rst
time and leaving the comforts of
home can be a diffi cult transition.
And for students leaving an animal
companion behind, the move can feel
even more diffi cult.
While most schools have a strict no
pet policy for campus housing, some
offer special accommodations for
students to help ease the process.
From lizards to horses, each school
has a different pet policy, including
restrictions on age, weight, cage, and
sometimes, whether or not the animal
was a family pet before entering
college.
While service animals on campus
were once used only exclusively as
guide dogs for students with visual
impairments, today schools are grappling
with a rise of “emotional support
animals.”
As diagnoses of anxiety, depression
and other mental health problems
among college students reaches
record highs, according the Center
of Collegiate Mental Health, so has
the prescription of these pets, also
known as comfort animals, for their
soothing abilities.
Whether or not a school agrees that
these animals are therapeutic is besides
the point; imposing an outright
animal ban for all students could vi
olate federal law prohibiting discrimination
in housing. So which college
is most pet-friendly? According to Animal
Planet, Eckerd college.
Residents may choose from 14 residence
halls that permit dogs, cats,
rabbits, ducks, chinchillas and ferrets.
In addition, small pets in cages
are permitted in all residence halls.
Students also have access to a local
veterinarian who does pet health
checks twice a year.
Outgoing pets at Eckerd are honored
at a separate graduation ceremony.
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Moore Humane Society is a private,
nonprofit rescue organization incorporated
in 1966.
We are the founders of animal welfare
in the Sandhills and we operate
the only privately funded, state
licensed “no-kill” animal shelter in
Moore County.
SAVE AN ANIMAL
SAVE A LIFE
We are not part of Moore County
Government or animal control. We receive
no government support of any
kind or funding from any organization.
Private donations are our only source
of income and our ability to rescue
homeless animals in need depends
entirely on the compassion and generosity
of our members.
All donations are tax-deductible as
we are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit
charitable organization.
910-947-2631
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You Can’t Buy Happiness
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Gene Hill
Saving Moore Animals
Here’s a look at the 2018 adoption numbers
from over 1,200 shelters across the country.
TOTAL PETS ADOPTED
As Of August 24th, 2018
Grand total since 2015: 248,175
94,524
NBC and Telemundo owned stations are teaming up with hundreds
of shelters across the country to host Clear the Shelters,
a nationwide pet adoption drive beginning Saturday, August 18
to help find loving homes for animals in need.
Heading off to college for the first
time and leaving the comforts of
home can be a difficult transition.
And for students leaving an animal
companion behind, the move can feel
even more difficult.
While most schools have a strict no
pet policy for campus housing, some
offer special accommodations for
students to help ease the process.
From lizards to horses, each school
has a different pet policy, including
restrictions on age, weight, cage, and
sometimes, whether or not the animal
was a family pet before entering
college.
While service animals on campus
were once used only exclusively as
guide dogs for students with visual
impairments, today schools are grappling
with a rise of “emotional support
animals.”
As diagnoses of anxiety, depression
and other mental health problems
among college students reaches
record highs, according the Center
of Collegiate Mental Health, so has
the prescription of these pets, also
known as comfort animals, for their
soothing abilities.
Whether or not a school agrees that
these animals are therapeutic is besides
the point; imposing an outright
animal ban for all students could vi
olate federal law prohibiting discrimination
in housing. So which college
is most pet-friendly? According to Animal
Planet, Eckerd college.
Residents may choose from 14 residence
halls that permit dogs, cats,
rabbits, ducks, chinchillas and ferrets.
In addition, small pets in cages
are permitted in all residence halls.
Students also have access to a local
veterinarian who does pet health
checks twice a year.
Outgoing pets at Eckerd are honored
at a separate graduation ceremony.
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Every year, hundreds of homeless
animals pass through the doors of
the Moore Humane Society’s “no-kill”
shelter. Virtually all of these homeless,
abandoned or abused animals require
some degree of medical care ranging
from minor to extensive.
SAVE AN ANIMAL · SAVE A LIFE
While our willingness to help is
unlimited, our financial resources are
not. In 2017 we spent $45,000. to
cover veterinary costs for life-saving
operations and to cover spay-neuter
procedures. This year due to extensive
injuries our costs will easily exceed
$50,000. Please help us raise the
money we need to continue providing
our furry friends with the best medical
care they so much deserve.
All donations are tax-deductible as we
are a registered 510(c)(3) nonprofit
charitable organization.
MooreHumane.org
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in 1966.
We are the founders of animal welfare
in the Sandhills and we operate
the only privately funded, state
licensed “no-kill” animal shelter in
Moore County.
SAVE AN ANIMAL
SAVE A LIFE
We are not part of Moore County
Government or animal control. We receive
no government support of any
kind or funding from any organization.
Private donations are our only source
of income and our ability to rescue
homeless animals in need depends
entirely on the compassion and generosity
of our members.
All donations are tax-deductible as
we are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit
charitable organization.
910-947-2631
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Saving Moore Animals
Here’s a look at the 2018 adoption numbers
from over 1,200 shelters across the country.
TOTAL PETS ADOPTED
As Of August 24th, 2018
Grand total since 2015: 248,175
94,524
NBC and Telemundo owned stations are teaming up with hundreds
of shelters across the country to host Clear the Shelters,
a nationwide pet adoption drive beginning Saturday, August 18
to help fi nd loving homes for animals in need.
Heading off to college for the fi rst
time and leaving the comforts of
home can be a diffi cult transition.
And for students leaving an animal
companion behind, the move can feel
even more diffi cult.
While most schools have a strict no
pet policy for campus housing, some
offer special accommodations for
students to help ease the process.
From lizards to horses, each school
has a different pet policy, including
restrictions on age, weight, cage, and
sometimes, whether or not the animal
was a family pet before entering
college.
While service animals on campus
were once used only exclusively as
guide dogs for students with visual
impairments, today schools are grappling
with a rise of “emotional support
animals.”
As diagnoses of anxiety, depression
and other mental health problems
among college students reaches
record highs, according the Center
of Collegiate Mental Health, so has
the prescription of these pets, also
known as comfort animals, for their
soothing abilities.
Whether or not a school agrees that
these animals are therapeutic is besides
the point; imposing an outright
animal ban for all students could vi
olate federal law prohibiting discrimination
in housing. So which college
is most pet-friendly? According to Animal
Planet, Eckerd college.
Residents may choose from 14 residence
halls that permit dogs, cats,
rabbits, ducks, chinchillas and ferrets.
In addition, small pets in cages
are permitted in all residence halls.
Students also have access to a local
veterinarian who does pet health
checks twice a year.
Outgoing pets at Eckerd are honored
at a separate graduation ceremony.
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in 1966.
We are the founders of animal welfare
in the Sandhills and we operate
the only privately funded, state
licensed “no-kill” animal shelter in
Moore County.
SAVE AN ANIMAL
SAVE A LIFE
We are not part of Moore County
Government or animal control. We receive
no government support of any
kind or funding from any organization.
Private donations are our only source
of income and our ability to rescue
homeless animals in need depends
entirely on the compassion and generosity
of our members.
All donations are tax-deductible as
we are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit
charitable organization.
910-947-2631
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Saving Moore Animals
Here’s a look at the 2018 adoption numbers
from over 1,200 shelters across the country.
TOTAL PETS ADOPTED
As Of August 24th, 2018
Grand total since 2015: 248,175
94,524
NBC and Telemundo owned stations are teaming up with hundreds
of shelters across the country to host Clear the Shelters,
a nationwide pet adoption drive beginning Saturday, August 18
to help find loving homes for animals in need.
Heading off to college for the first
time and leaving the comforts of
home can be a difficult transition.
And for students leaving an animal
companion behind, the move can feel
even more difficult.
While most schools have a strict no
pet policy for campus housing, some
offer special accommodations for
students to help ease the process.
From lizards to horses, each school
has a different pet policy, including
restrictions on age, weight, cage, and
sometimes, whether or not the animal
was a family pet before entering
college.
While service animals on campus
were once used only exclusively as
guide dogs for students with visual
impairments, today schools are grappling
with a rise of “emotional support
animals.”
As diagnoses of anxiety, depression
and other mental health problems
among college students reaches
record highs, according the Center
of Collegiate Mental Health, so has
the prescription of these pets, also
known as comfort animals, for their
soothing abilities.
Whether or not a school agrees that
these animals are therapeutic is besides
the point; imposing an outright
animal ban for all students could vi
olate federal law prohibiting discrimination
in housing. So which college
is most pet-friendly? According to Animal
Planet, Eckerd college.
Residents may choose from 14 residence
halls that permit dogs, cats,
rabbits, ducks, chinchillas and ferrets.
In addition, small pets in cages
are permitted in all residence halls.
Students also have access to a local
veterinarian who does pet health
checks twice a year.
Outgoing pets at Eckerd are honored
at a separate graduation ceremony.
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Back in the early 70’s while going to
college at the University of Georgia
in Athens, my roommate being from
Augusta got his hands on some 4
day Series Badges for the Masters.
We all crashed at his house and had
a blast.
One of the things I most
remember is not the “Golden Bear”
winning in 72’ , but all of the food
and drinks being so cheap.
This is the first time I had the “privilege”
of having a pimento cheese
sandwich. It is as special as Rae’s
Creek, the Green Jacket or Amen
Corner at the Masters.
What you can devour is a sandwich
of two names and five ingredients,
a quick item to grab at the Masters
concession stands.
Some call it the “Caviar of the South”.
It comes sealed in green plastic, a
color that blends in with the Augusta
National in case the wrapper goes
fl ying around.
They drink mint juleps at the Kentucky
Derby, and eat Big Dodger
Dogs in L. A. No one is sure how the
Pimento Cheese Sandwich became
the signature taste of the Masters,
beginning with its debut in 1934.
Tournament officials, in keeping with
their traditional policy, had “no comment”
or made any staff members
available for comment.
So it’s still a mystery how they came
about, how many are sold and how
the numbers stack up against the
popular egg salad sandwich.
While scrummaging around my
Mom’s old cookbook at Seven Lakes
I came upon an old yellowed faded
recipe for the “Southern Caviar...”
RECIPE
2 cups shredded extra-sharp
Cheddar cheese--8 ounces cream
cheese-- softened--1/2 cup mayonnaise--1/4
teaspoon garlic powder--1/4
teaspoon ground cayenne
pepper--1/4 teaspoon onion powder--1
jalapeno pepper, seeded and
minced--1 (4 ounce) jar diced pimento,
drained--salt and black pepper to
taste.
Place the Cheddar cheese, cream
cheese, mayonnaise, garlic powder,
cayenne pepper, onion powder,
minced jalapeno, and pimento into
the large bowl of a mixer. Beat at
medium speed, with paddle if possible,
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Dogs will watch TV with you without hogging the remote.
Dogs find the greatest joy in even the simplest of things,
like a ride in the car.
Dogs are the best because, unlike people (and most cats),
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Sponsors to Serve an
Additional 100 Families
Christmas for Moore, a local nonprofit,
served more than 300 families in
2016 with basic needs and gifts for
area children with a goal of not leaving
any empty stockings for those
who registered last year. Everyone
was served who applied.
Four events held last month throughout
the county have demonstrated an
even greater need for 2017, with an
additional 100 families, or 350 individuals,
including children and adults
are still in need of adoption.
Working with these local families
and recognizing the needs exceed
available sponsorships, Christmas
for Moore’s dedicated volunteers are
seeking local businesses, churches
and individuals to help ensure these
families too, fi nd joy in the upcoming
season of giving.
Christmas for Moore has had very
generous sponsors in the past, and
we need their continued support,
said Eleanora Voelkel, one of the
group’s volunteers and steering committee
members.
However, this year, “we need new
sponsors to come forward and offer a
helping hand, she added. Each family
who registered was told that we will
do our best to sponsor them, and,
in the past, we have always found
a sponsor for each family. We pray
this year will be the same and that no
family will need to be turned away.”
Sponsors are matched with an individual
or family and choose how to
support the needs. A Food Lion Gift
card based on the size of the family
is given to provide a Christmas meal.
Those interested in sponsoring a
family or making a donation to the
group may contact
Voice mail: 910-947-4438, email
Christmas4Moore@gmail.com or
mail donations directly to Christmas
for Moore, PO Box 938, Carthage,
NC. 28327
“Everyone involved in the program
has been so blessed in the process
of providing gifts and food for these,
our local neighbors in time of need.
Every family truly appreciates and
needs the support of their community,
Voelkel said.”
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The Labrador Retriever does it
again! In a press conference today
at its new pet care space, AKC Canine
Retreat, the American Kennel
Club (AKC®), the nation’s largest
purebred dog registry, is announcing
that the intelligent, family friendly
Lab firmly holds on to the number
one spot on the most popular list for
a record-breaking 26th consecutive
year.
The Lab’s eager to please temperament
is just one of many reasons
why this ideal family dog takes top
honors year after year.. On top of all
that, they’re also pretty cute.
No. 1: Labrador retriever
No. 2: German shepherd
No. 3: Golden retriever
No. 4: French bulldog
No. 5: Bulldog
No. 6: Beagle
No. 7: Poodle
No. 8: Rottweilers
No. 9: Yorkshire terrier
No. 10: German
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Seven Lakes Lifestyles September Edition Seven Lakes News L-29
The game’s history can be traced
back to 1530, to an Italian lottery
called “Lo Giuoco del Lotto D’Italia,”
which is still played every Saturday
in Italy.
In the U.S., bingo was originally
called “beano”. It was a country
fair game where a dealer would
select numbered discs from a cigar
box and players would mark
their cards with beans. They yelled
“beano” if they won. “Toy salesman
Edwin S. Lowe renamed it
“bingo” after he overheard someone
accidentally yell “bingo” instead
of “beano.”
A few miles from Jacksonville,
Lowe came around a bend in
the road and was greeted by the
bright lights of a country carnival.
Ed Lowe tried to play Beano that
night, but, he recalls, “I couldn’t
get a seat. But while I was waiting
around, I noticed that the players
were practically addicted to
the game. Ed Lowe tried to play
Beano that night, but, he recalls,
“I couldn’t get a seat.” The picthman
wanted to close up, but every
time he said, “This is the last
game’, nobody moved. When he
fi nally closed at 3:00 a.m. he had
to chase them out.”
Several months after Bingo hit the
market, Lowe was approached by
a priest from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
The Father had a problem
in his parish. A fast thinking
parishoner had come up with the
idea of using Bingo as a way to
get the church out of its fi nancial
troubles. However, problems developed
immediately when it was
found that each game produced
half a dozen or more winners. To
make the game workable on this
large of a scale, a great many
more combinations of numbers
would have to be developed for
the cards.
To accomplish this, Lowe sought
the services of an elderly professor
of mathematics at Columbia
University, one Carl Leffl er. Lowe’s
request was the the professor devise
6,000 new Bingo cards with
non repeating number groups.
Eventually, the task was completed.
The E.S. Lowe Company had
its 6,000 cards - at the expense of
the professor’s sanity!
By 1934 there were an estimated
10,000 Bingo games a week, and
Ed Lowe’s fi rm had a thousand
employees frantically trying to
keep up with demand - 64 presses
printing 24 hours a day - “...
we used more newsprint than the
New York Times!”
According to Lowe, the largest
Bingo game in history was played
in New York’s Teaneck Armory
- 60,000 players, with another
10,000 being turned away at the
door. Ten automobiles were given
away. Bingo was off to a fast start,
and at the same time, had reserved
itself next to baseball and
apple pie - thanks to Ed Lowe and
the loss of Professor Leffl er’s sanity.
Today, more than $90 million
dollars are spent on bingo each
week in North America alone.
Lowe was a Jewish immigrant from
Poland. Not only did his E.S. Lowe
company produce bingo cards,
he also developed and marketed
the game Yahtzee, for which he
bought the rights from a couple
who played it on their yacht. His
company was sold to Milton Bradley
in 1973 for $26 million. Lowe
died in 1986.
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Nov 10 2:00 pm
The Moore County Concert Band
Conducted by David Seiberling
First Bank Stage
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Nov 10 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Southern Pines Veterans Concert
82nd Airborne Rock Band
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Nov 12 7:00 pm
SCC Jazz Band Veterans Day Concert
Chapel in the Pines
Nov 16 7:00pm - 9:00 pm
Concert: Paul Saik
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& Humanities 910-692-6261
Nov 27 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Musician’s Song Circle
Dec 6 5:30 pm
Christmas Carols at Weymouth Center
Holiday Music
Seven Lakes Friendly Mart
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Dec 1 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm
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Dec 8 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
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Page 12 November Edition Pinehurst Town Crier
22nd Annual Sandhills Children’s Center Festival of Trees
The Annual Children’s Center, Festival
of Trees is sure to delight the
young and the young-at-heart. Join
us at The Carolina Hotel in Pinehurst
as we turn The Carolina Hall into a
sparkling winter wonderland! Stroll
among 200+ holiday trees, wreaths,
and gift baskets all available for bids
at an online auction. Admission is by
any monetary donation at the door.
The Festival has three purposesto develop
support and community appreciation
of Sandhills Children’s Center
through a community – wide holiday
event, to promote community volunteerism
in support of Sandhills Children’s
Center and to provide revenue
to support the programs at Sandhills
Children’s Center.
Festival of Trees began in 1997 at
The Carolina Hotel opening with a
Preview Party of 32 large trees on
Thursday, December 4. Ending on
Sunday afternoon, “Family Day”.
Festival of Trees was a huge success
exceeding their $20,000 goal
and raising over $49,700. Festival of
Trees has grown to an annual display
of over 100 trees and raising over
$200,000 each year for Sandhills
Children’s Center.
The dedication of committee members
have propelled the growth of the
event to include over 150 designers
and over 10,000 annual patrons.
Since its inception, the proceeds
have enabled Sandhills Children’s
Center to continue to provide its vital
community program to children birth
through five years old, with Down Syndrome,
cerebral palsy, autism, hearing
impairments, vision impairments
and other developmental delays.
The Mission of Sandhills Children’s
Center is to provide services of the
highest quality for children with
and without special developmental
needs, ages birth through five.
“Nothing lifts your spirits or fills your
Display of Trees: Nov, 28 – Dec. 1
Festival Marketplace: Dec. 2
Festival Auction
The Carolina Hotel
80 Carolina Vista, Pinehurst
heart more than giving your support
and time to a great cause. – John J.
Schwartz”.
Each year, The Festival of Trees relies
on over 300 volunteers to help us
raise about $200,000 for Sandhills
Children’s Center.
Money raised ensures that our children
who have special developmental
needs get the vital therapies they
need in order to have the very best
start in life. You can help us make
a difference in the lives of some very
special children!
Setup/Breakdown Volunteers Watch
the hall go from empty to a complete
winter wonderland on Sunday, November
25, then help us strike the
show on Sunday, December 2nd.
Display of Trees
Wednesday – Saturday,
10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
General Admission – Monetary donations
accepted at the door.
Enjoy strolling through the lavishly
decorated trees, wreaths, gift baskets
and more!
Visit the Festival Gift Shop for lots
of wonderful, affordable stocking
stuffers.
Buy your raffle tickets to win one of
the many wonderful prizes! $1000
Harris Teeter Gift Card & $500 Mastercard
are a couple of this year’s
prizes.
Select an Angel Tree gift to purchase
for one of the classrooms at Sandhills
Children’s Center.
Visit the photo booth and take your
holiday photos. Create your holiday
card online at Picaboo Cards for
Causes and 50% will be donated to
Sandhills Children’s Center!
ALL proceeds benefit children who
have special developmental needs.
Your generosity will help make
dreams come true for children.
Festival Marketplace
e
Sunday,
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Bring your gift list when you visit the
8th Annual Festival Marketplace for
holiday shopping with unique gift offerings
from local and regional merchants,
artisans, and more. It will be
held in The Grand Ballroom of The
Carolina Hotel.
Special Events
Opening Night Premiere
Tuesday,
6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Be the first to view the magic enjoying
heavy hors d’oeuvres, host bar and
live entertainment by Judson Hurd.
You will want to be present to bid on a
special auction of bucket list trips and
extraordinary experiences! $125 per
person or complimentary with sponsorships
of $1000+.
Limited number of tickets available.
Admission to all of the following
events is by any monetary donation
at the door.
Girls’ Night Out
Wednesday,
5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Enjoy the festival with live music,
gift shop, raffle, angel tree and cash
bars! Admission by any monetary donation
at the door.
Ultimate Ugly Christmas
Sweater Party
Saturday,
5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Enter the contest to win a $100 gift
card with your worst holiday sweater!
Online auction will end at 7:00 p.m.
http://sandhillschildrenscenter.org
The Carolina Hotel is offering guests
a special rate for the Festival of
Trees! Call 855-235-8507
By: Brittany Samuels
SLN--Staff Reporter

Page 20 November Edition Southern Pines Today
Nov 10
Pinecrest High School Orchestra
Pancake Breakfast 8:00 am
Kickback Jack’s, 10745 US-15, Southern
Pines. 910-246-3333.
White Elephant Sale & Raffle 8:00
am - 12:00 pm Support charitable
organizations in Moore County. Sacred
Heart Church, 300 Dundee Rd,
Pinehurst. 910-295-0704.
6th Annual Southern Pines Veterans
Parade 10:00 am - 11:00 am Hosts:
Sandhills Veterans Festival and Southern
Pines Recreation & Parks. Downtown
Southern Pines.
Veterans Memorial Wreath Laying
11:00 am - 12:00 pm Veterans
Memorial, 1036 Carthage Oaks Rd,
Carthage.
Southern Pines Veterans Concert
11:00 am - 1:00 pm 82nd Airborne Rock
Band on First Bank Stage next to Sunrise
Theater, 250 NW Broad St, Southern
Pines.
7th Annual Bread Bowl Walking Tour
12:00 pm - 4:00 pm Host: Downtown
Aberdeen Businesses. Bread Bowl
Competition. Downtown Aberdeen.
Artists League of the Sandhills: 24th
Annual Fall Show Exhibit and Sale
12:00 pm - 3:00 pm Artists League
of the Sandhills, 129 Exchange St.,
Aberdeen. 910-944-3979.
The Moore County Concert Band:
“River of Life” 2:00 pm Conducted
by David Seiberling. Grand Ballroom,
Carolina Hotel, 80 Carolina Vista Drive,
Pinehurst. 910-235-5229.
Fall Festival & Chili Cook-off
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm Aberdeen First
Baptist Church, 700 N Sandhills Blvd,
Aberdeen.
Nov 11
Annual Chili Cook-Off 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Proceeds benefit Special Forces Chapter
63. O’Donnell’s Pub, 133 East New
Hampshire Avenue.
Weymouth Goes to the Dogs 3:00 pm
1-mile dog walk around the park!
Weymouth Woods, 1024 Fort Bragg Rd,
Southern Pines. 910-692-2167.
Nov 12
2nd Annual 5K/1 Mile Fun Run 8:30 am
Join us for SFL Veteran Honor Run.
Sandhills Farm Life Elementary School,
2201 Far Life School Rd, Carthage.
SCC Jazz Band Veterans Day Concert
7:00 pm Free. Dempsey Student Center,
Sandhills Community College, 3395 Airport
Road, Pinehurst.
Nov 13
Sandhills Winery: “Trivia Tuesday”
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Get your team together.
Sandhills Winery, 1057 Seven Lakes Dr,
West End. RSVP (required): 910-673-2949.
Music Matchup 7:00 pm Test your music
knowledge. Rudino’s Pizza, 135 Pinehurst
Ave, Southern Pines. 910-246-2446.
Nov 16
Turkey Tails and Tales (For Wee Ones!)
10:00 am 3 to 5-year-olds. Weymouth
Woods, 1024 Fort Bragg Rd, Southern
Pines. 910-692-2167.
Concert: Paul Saik 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Free. Chapel in the Pines, 581 Seven Lakes
N, West End.
Nov 17
38th Annual FirstHealth Pinehurst Turkey
Trot 8:00 am - 9:30 am Come dressed in
Turkey attire. The Village Arboretum, 375
Magnolia Road, Pinehurst.
Model Train Show 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sponsor: Sandhills Central Railroad Club.
Union Station, 100 East Main St, Aberdeen.
Nov 20
Sandhills Winery: “Trivia Tuesday”
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Get your team together.
Sandhills Winery, 1057 Seven Lakes Dr,
West End. RSVP (required): 910-673-2949.
Music Matchup 7:00 pm Test your music
knowledge. Rudino’s Pizza, 135 Pinehurst
Ave, Southern Pines. 910-246-2446.
Nov 23
Jeff Hardy Night and Plank Road Band
8:00 pm Wrestling Superstar Jeff Hardy will
be doing a “Meet and Greet.” Band starting
at 10pm. Broad Street Bar & Grill, 715 SW
Broad St, Southern Pines. 910-695-7077.
Nov 27
Jam Session: Musician’s Song Circle
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Weymouth Center for
the Arts and Humanities, Visitors Center,
555 East Connecticut Ave, Southern Pines.
910-692-6261.
Music Matchup 7:00 pm Test your music
knowledge. Rudino’s Pizza, 135 Pinehurst
Ave, Southern Pines. 910-246-2446.
Sandhills Winery: “Trivia Tuesday”
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Get your team together.
Sandhills Winery, 1057 Seven Lakes Dr,
West End. RSVP (required): 910-673-2949.
Nov 28
22nd Annual Sandhills Children’s Center
Festival of Trees 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Benefit Sandhills Children’s Center.
Pinehurst Resort, 80 Carolina Vista Dr.,
Pinehurst. 919-692-3323.
New Horizons Concert Band Practice 3:30
pm - 5:30 pm For adults that have played
an instrument. Sandhills Community
College, Wellard Hall, 3395 Airport Road,
Pinehurst.
Nov 29
BackPack Pals Christmas Spectacular
6:45 pm - 9:00 pm Support the BackPack
Pals. Enjoy the music of Mark Trammell
Quartet and the Whisnants. The Fair Barn,
200 Beulah Hill Rd., Pinehurst.
910-692-5959.
Nov 30
Sandhills Repertory Theatre: “Feels Like
Home” 6:30 pm “A Hometown Christmas
in the Sandhills.” The Hannah Center
Theatre, The O’Neal School, 3300 Airport
Road, Southern Pines.
Dec 1
12th Annual Reindeer Fun Run
8:00 am - 12:00 pm Kids 1/2 Mile Egg
Nog Jog. 5K Reindeer Fun Run/Walk.
Downtown Abeerdeen, 100 E Main St,
Aberdeen.
The Rooster’s Wife: Hen’s Teeth
3:00 pm - 7:00 pm Rare, exotic, esoteric,
interesting, delicious. The Rooster’s Wife,
114 Knight Street, Aberdeen.
Dec 2
Christmas Open House at the Bryant
House 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Hosts: Moore
County Historical Assoc. and Friends of
the Bryant House. Bryant House and
McLendon Cabin, 3361 Mount Carmel
Road, Carthage. 910-692-2051.
Polar Express Santa Train
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm Visit Santa and a real
train. Sandhills Woman’s Exchange, 15
Azalea Road, Pinehurst. 910-295-4677.
Dec 4
Sandhills Winery: “Trivia Tuesday”
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Get your team
together. Sandhills Winery, 1057 Seven
Lakes Dr, West End. RSVP (required):
910-673-2949.
Music Matchup 7:00 pm Test your
music knowledge. Rudino’s Pizza, 135
Pinehurst Ave, Southern Pines.
910-246-2446.
Reds, Whites & Brews Wine Walk in
Pinehurst 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm Downtown
Village of Pinehurst.
Fall Formal 6:30 pm - 10:00 pm
Special salute to the Armed Forces for
a Veterans Day Dinner/Dance. Banquet
dinner. Elks Lodge, 200 Country Club
Circle, Southern Pines.
910-331-9965.

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stands.
years strong.
November 24 at 3 p.m.
minced--1 (4 ounce) jar diced pimento,
drained--salt and black pepper to
Even Some with call it raising the “Caviar their of two the children, South”.
Deanna It comes and sealed Daniel, in green and a plastic, job that a “I
Kick off your Holiday Season taste.
was enlisted during that Era,” tells
moved with a romp
color that Dan blends from in state with to the state, Augusta
National through were in case always many the wrapper giving of the of goes their season’s those Place most the who Cheddar saw spirited combat cheese, and received cream
the Dan. “I witnessed the treatment
Conrad’s
time fl ying and around. talents.
heartwarming melodies.
when cheese, Families
they mayonnaise, returned
from around
stateside. garlic powder,
cayenne ever again pepper, want onion any Veteran powder, to
We
don’t
In They the drink the 1980’s country mint and juleps 90’s join Joanne’s at the us Kentucky
tradition. Derby, included and eat The time Big Carolina spent Dodger with Hotel the large is bowl decked of a mixer. out in Beat at
for volunteering
this go minced through beloved
jalapeno, that. Pinehurst
and pimento into
Lifeline, Dogs in L. triaging A. No life-threatening one is sure how calls the Our medium volunteers speed, with give paddle back if to possible,
until made thoroughly the ultimate combined. sacrifi ce and
those
Pimento Cheese Sandwich all its became holiday splendor.
to the local hospital, interviewing who
Head the signature Start Program taste of the Masters,
beginning with its debut 910-687-0287.
candidates – to those who are still making that
fast forward to 2017 reading 1934.
to Head
By: Rick Levinger
s acrifi c e.”
Start kids – life coming full circle for
her.
According to the Vietnam Veterans of
America website, almost two-thirds
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of all veterans do not claim the benefi
ts 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.
A Pinehurst Tradition
Monday & Wednesday Nights
All You Can Eat Fish & Chips
and Tasty Drink Specials
Tuesday Nights Will McCanless Live at 6:30
Come For The Delicious Food-Stay For The Fun!
DugansPub.net
(910) 295-3400
2 Market Square, Pinehurst
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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Pinehurst Town Crier September Edition Volume 1 Issue 5
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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