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The Gibson Brothers were voted 

2013 Entertainers of the Year at the 

IBMA World of Bluegrass 24th Annual 

Awards Show in Raleigh, N.C. for the 

second year in a row. We also won 

the Vocal Group of the Year, Song of 

the Year (“They Called It Music”) and 

Eric was named the Songwriter of the 

Year. 

The Gibson Brothers were named the 

2012 Entertainer of the Year Award 

at the 23rd Annual IBMA Awards at 

Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium, the 

first time a brother duet has won this 

award. The same night we won the 

“Gospel Recorded Performance of 

the Year” award for “Singing As We 

Rise.” 

Help My Brother, our tenth album, won 

the prestigious 2011 IBMA Album of 

the Year Award. We were named the 

2011 IBMA Vocal Group of the Year, 

the first time a brother duet has won 

this award. Help My Brother held the 

#1 position on the Bluegrass Unlimited 

Album chart for 8 months. It definitely 

had staying power, with songs 

charting on the BU Top 30 more than 

a year after its release. 

These awards followed on the success 

of Ring the Bell. The title cut of 

that album won the 2010 IBMA Song 

and Gospel Recorded Performance 

of the Year. Our 11th release, They 

Called It Music, was #1 on the Bluegrass 

Unlimited Album Chart for six 

months in 2013. The title cut spent 

three months as #1 on the BU Song 

Chart. 

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Here’s why you should think twice 

before using your debit card. 

This past year I have had 2 debit 

cards at First Bank and 1 at BBT 

which were compromised by thieves. 

The charges were covered by the 

banks but what a nuisance it was to 

contact credit card, insurance, and 

other companies with a new debit 

card to pay monthly bills. 

For thieves, Debit Cards represent a 

lucrative spending opportunity. 

In 2017, the number of debit cards 

devices that capture card data — rose 

10 percent, according to a new report 

from data analytics company FICO. 

The increase follows two years of 

larger spikes in this kind of fraud, 

said Michael Betron, senior director 

of product management at FICO. 

“If you look at it over the last three 

years, the rate of compromise has 

almost doubled, every year over the 

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When at the gas pump and other 

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A better option might be to keep your 

checking account balance low, and 

hold your savings in a different financial 

institution, Stephens said. You 

can also opt out from overdraft protection, 

meaning a debit transaction 

that would overdraw your account 

will be declined instead. 

Monitor your bank accounts regularly 

to spot and report any suspected 

problems quickly. Depending on your 

financial institution, you may also 

be able to set up alerts for large 

purchases and other red-flag transactions. 

HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF 

Shield your data. Use only one card 

for on-line purchases. Send bill 

payments from your bank instead 

of giving debit card number Lakesto third 

parties to pay cell phones etc. 

Enable 2 step verification now offered 

by VISA and other systems. 

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Thieves can intercept your data. 

After 28 years in the Army and 21 

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Instructor’s Home Improvements Demonstration including Day decks, 

seamless Sunday, gutters January and 6, home 2:00-4:00 remodeling. 

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Betty Hendrix, and Laureen Kirk. 

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Here are the changes set to take 

effect Jan. 1, 2019, according to 

the SSA’s annual fact sheet. Increased 

payments actually begin 

Dec. 31, 2018. 

Benefi ciaries will see a 2.8% increase 

in payments. 

For 2019, more than 67 million Social 

Security benefi ciaries will see 

a 2.8% cost-of-living adjustment 

(COLA). This increase is meant to 

counteract the effect of infl ation. 

This calculation ensures that your 

Social Security check has the 

same buying power that it did the 

previous year. 

The 2.8% bump in 2019 represents 

a 0.8% increase over last year’s 

2% COLA and the largest increase 

since 2012 when benefi ts went up 

3.6%. 

For the average Social Security recipient, 

however, this 2.8% raise will 

amount to just $39 per month, as 

the average monthly payout increases 

from $1,422 in 2018 to $1,461 

in 2019. 

Maximum taxable earnings will increase 

to $132,900. 

In 2018, employees were required to 

pay a 6.2% Social Security tax(with 

their employer matching that payment) 

on income up to $128,400. 

Any earnings above that amount 

were not subject to the tax. In 2019, 

the tax rate will remain the same at 

6.2%, but the tax cap will increase 

to $132,900. 

Full retirement age will continue to 

increase. 

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claiming Social Security retirement 

benefi ts is 62. However, claiming before 

your full (or normal) retirement 

age will result in the payout being 

permanently reduced. For those who 

turn 62 in 2018, full retirement age 

is 66 and four months. But for those 

who turn 62 in 2019, the full retirement 

age will increase to 66 and six 

months. Full retirement age is set to 

increase by two months each year 

until it hits 67. 

Earnings limits will increase. 

If you work while collecting Social Security 

benefi ts you may fi nd all or part 

of your benefi ts temporarily withheld, 

depending on how much you earn. 

However, those income limits will increase 

slightly in 2019. 

Prior to reaching full retirement 

age, you will be able to earn up to 

$17,640 in 2019. After that, $1 will mySocialSecurityaccount 

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f you reach full retirement age 

in 2019, you will be able to earn 

$46,920, up $1,560 from 2018’s 

$45,360 annual limit. For every $3 

earned over the 2019 limit, your Social 

Security benefi ts will be reduced 

by $1, but it will only apply to money 

earned in the months prior to hitting 

full retirement age. 

Once you hit full retirement age, no 

benefi ts will be withheld if you continue 

working. Social Security disability 

thresholds will increase. 

About 10 million Americans qualify 

for Social Security disability payments, 

and those thresholds are also 

increasing slightly in 2019. For the 

non-blind, the maximum benefi t will 

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more joy in their holiday thanks to 

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Gibson Brothers 

In July 2014 we signed with Rounder 

Records, a label we always equated 

with quality. Our first release on the 

label, Brotherhood, is an homage to 

the brother duos that have inspired 

us since childhood. 

We chose fifteen songs from country, 

bluegrass and early rock ‘n’ roll 

brother acts including some who will 

be familiar to most listeners, such as 

Phil & Don Everly, Charlie & Ira Louvin, 

Jim & Jesse McReynolds and Carter& 

Ralph Stanley. Brotherhood also 

features covers of songs recorded by 

some lesser-known acts, including 

the Blue Sky Boys, the Church Brothers 

and the York Brothers. 

Leigh reflects, “These are the acts 

that pointed us in our direction musically. 

After we got going, we went our own 

way for a while.” He adds, “But 

the process of making this record 

brought us back to the music we 

were listening to when we were just 

getting started. When we sing those 

songs, I feel like I did when I was 15 

years old, sitting in our living room in 

the farmhouse and learning to play. 

This music is part of our soul.” 

We also look forward to contributing 

to the music we love for years 

to come. Music’s brought us a lot of 

interesting experiences and many 

friends. We truly appreciate every 

one of them. 

We’ve been very fortunate to be honored 

by our peers several times. And 

each time our thoughts are back 

home with the people who helped us 

get there. 

The Gibson Brothers will be appearing 

at the Roosters Wife on January 

7th for 2 shows. Tickets are $33 to 

$42. Brunch and dinner available. 

Weymouth Woods Bird Feeding Seminar 

The winter chill is making the birds 

hungry! Gather ‘round the Weymouth 

Woods bird feeding station while we 

talk about how to feed the birds in 

your own backyard. 

We’ll discuss seed and suet varieties, 

feeder types, and general layout, as 

well as problem solving for those pesky 

squirrels and raccoons. 

Rd, Southern Pines. 

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Sunday, January 14, 2018 - 

3:00pm 

Location: 

Auditorium 

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were stuffed and Dugans Pub, triples 

minute to thank all of the volunteers 

their contents. 

Presented To 

that make Back Pack Pals possible. 

Alan Riley 

There are many volunteers that pick 

Back Pack Pals began in 2005, whereby 

program Pines sends Today needy kids 

January Owner Edition drop off to schools and much Page more. 9 

up an deliver, the packs, stock shelves, 

Southern 

By: Millie Jameson Staff Reporter 

Can you eat your way to a longer life? 

Well, yes and no. There’s a substantial 

body of research showing that people 

who follow the so-called Mediterranean 

diet, or other plant-based plans, 

live longer and are less vulnerable to 

coronary heart disease and cancer. 

Interest in the so-called “Mediterranean 

diet” was triggered by the realization 

that people who live in countries 

bordering the Mediterranean Sea 

had some of lowest rates of coronary 

heart disease, and greatest longevity, 

in the world. 

Whole grains: Whole grains contain 

all three components of the grain: 

the outer layer or bran, the starchy 

endosperm, and the vitamin and mineral-laden 

inner germ. Whole grains 

Mediterranean Diet for Health 

include wheat, barley, brown rice, 

buckwheat, oats, bulgur, and quinoa. 

Refining removes much of the fiber 

which is linked to longevity, as well as 

Vitamin E and B vitamins, so aim for 

unprocessed grains. Eating high-quality, 

unrefined grains has been shown 

to lower cholesterol and reduce the 

incidence of Type 2 Diabetes and cardiovascular 

disease. 

Fruits and vegetables: The Mediterranean 

diet is rich in fresh fruits and 

vegetables. “Eat your colors” is good 

advice, since the most vividly colored 

produce often has the most phytochemicals, 

or plant nutrients. Aim for 

half your plate to be made up of fruits 

and vegetables at any meal. 

Olive oil: Oils are fats that are liquid at 

room temperature. Olive oil is a hero 

of the Mediterranean diet thanks to 

its heart-healthy monounsaturated 

fat. 

Fish: Fatty fish like salmon, herring, 

sardines, albacore tuna, and mackerel 

are all staples of the Mediterranean 

diet, and are great sources of 

omega-3 fatty acids. These help keep 

blood vessels healthy and regulate 

blood pressure. Aim to eat fatty fish 

twice a week. 

Beans: Beans, peas, and lentils are a 

class of fiber-rich vegetables called 

legumes. They include garbanzos 

(chickpeas), black, pinto, kidney and 

romano beans. They’re a great source 

of protein, filling while still low in fat, 

and are extremely versatile for cooking 

in soups and stews. 

Nuts: Because nuts are high in calories, 

many people worried about 

weight gain avoid them. While you 

should watch your portions, most of 

the fat they contain is not saturated, 

and eating nuts several times a week 

has been linked to a lower incidence 

of heart disease. 

Calcium and Milk Products: The fact 

that people in Mediterranean countries 

consume a lot of cheese and 

full-fat dairy products like cream, 

while still avoiding coronary heart 

disease, has confounded many researchers. 

More study is ongoing to 

sort out this “French paradox”, but 

it’s possible other factors, including 

smaller portions and greater physical 

activity, may prove to be part of the 

explanation. People in Mediterranean 

countries tend to consume more fermented 

milk products like yogurt, so 

that may also be a factor. 

Wine: Whether to promote wine consumption 

for increasing longevity has 

been somewhat controversial in 

North America, but the fact remains 

that people in Mediterranean countries 

drink wine, and seem to benefit 

from it. Moderate drinking — about 

one drink per day for women, two for 

men — is associated with lower risk of 

heart disease. 

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A full service veterinary hospital with 

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but but is is also also content with with a leisurely stroll. stroll. He He did did very very nicely nicely with with one one 

of of our our younger school-age volunteers and and was was respectful of of their their smaller 

size. size. Buck Buck is is a neutered 4-year 4-year old old who who was was surrendered by by his his owners 

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Jan 4 

Red Cross Blood Drive 

12:00 pm - 4:30 pm Best Buy, 11088 N 

US Hwy. 15-501, Aberdeen. 

Skating at the Carolina Hotel 

4:00 pm - 8:00 pm Music, lights and 

holiday spirit. Skates on site. Carolina 

Hotel, 80 Carolina Vista Drive, Pinehurst. 

910-235-8783. 

The Rooster’s Wife: Danny Burns in 

Concert 6:45 pm The Rooster’s Wife, 

114 Knight St., Aberdeen. 

910-944-7502. 


Sunday Kids Movie 2:30 pm Free movie 

about what happens when a yeti meets 

a human. Southern Pines Library, 

170 W. Connecticut Ave., 

Southern Pines. 910-692-8235. 

Sandhills Salamanders 3:00 pm 

Join us on a search for salamanders in 

the Sandhills. Weymouth Woods, 

1024 Fort Bragg Rd, Southern Pines. 

910-692-2167. 

The Rooster’s Wife: The Gibson Brothers 

6:45 pm - 9:00 pm Enjoy this brotherduet 

harmony. The Rooster’s Wife, 

114 Knight St., Aberdeen. 

910-944-7502. 

Karaoke Night 9:00 pm Rudino’s Pizza, 

135 Pinehurst Ave, Southern Pines. 

910-246-2446. 


Chamber Music Concert Series 

3:00 pm Featuring Mallarmé Chamber 

Players. Reception following concert. 

Weymouth Center for the Arts and 

Humanities, Great Room, 555 East 

Connecticut Ave, Southern Pines. 

910-692-6261. 


Workshop: Personal Storytelling 

6:00 pm - 7:30 pm 4-week workshop in 

Personal Storytelling. The Rooster’s Wife, 

114 Knight Street, Aberdeen. 

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. 


Open Mic 8:30 pm Broad Street Bar & 

Grill, 715 SW Broad St, Southern Pines. 

910-695-7077. 


Gathering at Given: Sayings from the 

Revolutionary War 3:30 pm Join Colonel 

Trent Carter. Free. pen to the pubic. Given 

Memorial Library, 150 Cherokee Rd., 

Pinehurst. 910-295-6022. 

Meeting: Rufus Barringer Civil War 

Round Table 7:00 pm Guest speaker the 

Emeritus Chief Historian for the National 

Park Service, Edwin C. Bearss. Free. Open 

to public. Southern Pines Civic Club, 105 

S. Ashe St., Southern Pines. 


Feeding Our Feathered Friends (For Wee 

Ones!) 10:00 am, Weymouth Woods, 1024 

Fort Bragg Rd, Southern Pines. 910-692- 

2167 


Knitting Connections Program 3:00 pm 

A knitting event for all skill levels.Southern 

Pines Library, 170 W. Connecticut Ave., 

Southern Pines. 

910-692-8235. 


Red Cross Blood Drive 

1:30 pm - 6:00 pm Southern Pines United 

Methodist Church, 175 Midland Road, 


Meeting: Sandhills Photography Club 7:00 

pm - 8:00 pm Program: How To: Website 

Tips, Competition Entry Tips, etc. Theater 

at the Hannah Marie Bradshaw Activities 

Center, The O’Neal School, 3300 Airport 

Road, Southern Pines. 





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. 


Writer-in-Residence Series: Kevin McIlvoy 

5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Reading by Kevin 

McIlvoy. Light reception to follow. Free. 

Open to public. Weymouth Center for the 

Arts and Humanities, Great Room, 555 

East Connecticut Ave, Southern Pines. 

910-692-6261. 

Jan 19 

TRAIL: Day of Service 11:00 am Grades 

6-10th Make comfort bags for domestic 

abuse victims, animal toys for shelters, 

and learning kits for preschoolers. 

Southern Pines Library, 170 W. 

Connecticut Ave., Southern Pines. 

910-692-8235. 

Arts Council of Moore County Art Exhibit: 

“A Celebration of the Journey” 

2:00 pm - 4:00 pm Featuring Evelyn 

Dempsey, Carmen Drake Gordon, Joanne 

Kilpatrick and Anne Raven Jorgensen. 

Campbell House Galleries, 482 E 

Connecticut Ave, Southern Pines. 


Backyark Bird Feeding 101 3:00 pm 

We’ll discuss seed and suet varieties, 

feeder types and problem solving. 

Weymouth Woods, 1024 Fort Bragg Rd, 


Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial March 

11:00 am March together to honor the 

life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, 

Jr. Downtown Park, 145 SE Broad Street, 






Lakes Dr, West End. RSVP (required): 

910-673-2949. 

Music Matchup 

7:00 pm Test your music knowledge. 

Rudino’s Pizza, 135 Pinehurst Ave, 



SCC Class: Financial Planning for 

Retirees 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm Course 

until February 20. Sandhills Community 

College, 109 Van Duesen Hall, 3395 

Airport Road, Pinehurst. 910-695-3980 

Reference class #1018. 


2019 Economic Outlook Forum 6:45am 

Featuring N.C. State University 

economists Michael Walden and 

Russell Price. Space limited. Aberdeen 

Recreation Center, 301 Lakeshore Park 

Crossing, Aberdeen. 

RSVP: 910-692-3926. 

Arts Council of Moore County: Artists 

Meetup 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Program: 

Brady Beck, Wildlife Photographer. One 

of a Kind Gallery, 128 W Pennsylvania 

Ave, Southern Pines. 910-692-2787. 


Workshop: Pruning 10:00am-12:00 pm 

Pruning basics from Taylor Williams. 

Free. Reservations required. Sandhills 

Horticultural Gardens, Ball Visitors 

Center, 3395 Airport Road, Pinehurst. 

910-695-3882. 


Sandhills Wedding Expo 2019 

1:00 pm - 4:00 pm All things wedding. 

Portion of fee donated to Linden Lodge. 

Carolina Hotel, 80 Carolina Vista Drive, 

Pinehurst. 

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SCC Class: F.A.A. Remote Drone Pilot 

Certification 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm 

Class # 1339. 203 Van Dusen Hall, 

Sandhills Community College, 3395 

Airport Road, Pinehurst. 910-695-3980. 

Feb 1 

Senior 55+ Monthly Free Potluck 

Luncheon 12:00 pm Bring a dish and 

enjoy fellowship. BINGO with prizes to 

follow luncheon. Douglass Community 

Center, 1185 W. Pennsylvania Ave, 

Southern Pines. 910-692-7376.


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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 

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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 

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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 

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Tune In Sunday’s 2-7 pm 

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your golf game. 

Practice at the range, 

free clinics, and 

discounted rates. 

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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 

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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 

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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 

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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 

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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. 

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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 

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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. 

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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 

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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 

To submit in person or mail please use the entry form found at www.envisionthevillage.com 

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 

Wow Arthur... Summer’s Coming To An End 

We’ll Have To Head South... Julia 

Page 22 October Edition Seven Lakes News 

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October Special 

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Get One Free 

“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. 


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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. 

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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.” 

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America website, almost two-thirds 

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