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River News
August 2011
the official community magazine for winding river
Messaging a pulled muscle in
“Geriathletes” performed by
Winding River Players in June!
Photo by Frank Aaron.
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“Murder at Tea Time”
“A Dog’s Life” “Geriathletes”
Shorts The Winding River Players presented their spring performance, SHORTS!
times 4
to a large, lively audience at the POC on June 18 and 19. The production
included four one-act comedies written by Kathryn Martin. Sue MacCallum
was guest director and Diane MacQuarrie was her terrific assistant.
By Martha Koletar “Walter’s Wake” Director Sue MacCallum and Diane MacQuarrie, assistant to the director.
The Winding River Players presented played by Barbara Berry, Connie Russell, run by three brothers of dubious repute health issues. The doorbell rang and an by The Royal Teens (choreographed by oli, Gwen Shafer, Joe Malinowski, John
their spring performance, SHORTS! to a Dee Engell and Jane Hack. ( Joe Koletar, George Asimos and Ted old college football buddy entered ( Joe Gwen Shafer). The finale received a MacQuarrie, Jim MacCallum and Ginger
large, lively audience at the POC on June Roupas). A hilarious plot revealed that Malinowski) to go running with his warm standing ovation from an apprecia- Johnson.
18 and 19. The production included four “A Dog’s Life” was set in side-by-side cages there had been an accidental cremation friend. The two guys took off at a jog for tive audience.
one-act comedies written by Kathryn in a veterinarian’s office. This whimsical affecting the grieving family; widow the park. During the scene change, two Sue and Diane had a wonderful, joy-
Martin. Sue MacCallum was guest direc- play featured two reincarnated dogs: a (RoseMarie Fassbender), daughter ladies (Kathy Malinowski and Susan Sue MacCallum and Diane MacQuarrie ful experience working on this project
tor and Diane MacQuarrie was her ter- hound dog ( Joe Malinowski) and a poo- (Wendy Cifelli), her husband (Bob Donavan) strolled in the park. The sec- wish to thank their very talented, dedi- together. As a veteran actor in the Wind-
rific assistant. dle (Martha Koletar). “Jocko” was in hot Hack) and the deceased’s brother ( John ond scene revealed a bench and a row of cated cast and crew – over thirty in all, ing River Players, Diane enjoyed the
pursuit of “Fifi” who danced around her Donavan). A surprise guest (Martha trees around which the out-of-shape guy including other volunteers who helped unique vantage point a director has – of
“Murder at Tea Time” was set in the tea cage en pointe, longing to be a ballerina. Koletar) entered and revealed that she struggled to keep up with his fit friend. with ticket sales, 50/50 raffles, cast sup- shaping characters and giving heart and
room of an inn. The plot had a number Jocko’s pursuit of Fifi halted abruptly was the deceased’s former hillbilly mis- Their efforts to outdo one another were pers and receptions – together making soul to a play. Sue appreciated Diane’s
of amusing twists and turns for several when Vet Assistant ( Janet Ferraioli) pro- tress. The very quirky mix of character interrupted when a cute, fit, female jogger SHORTS! a great success. Those who support, talent and perspective so very
eccentric characters! The play featured a duced a pair of clippers to “end his roving types and a surprise ending further (Gwen Shafer) entered the scene. The worked behind the scenes included Mike much. Diane was with her every step of
detective (Ted Roupas), long-lost twins days.” Fifi’s fate, on the other hand, was accentuated the humor. play ended the evening with high energy and Barbara Caiazza, Dave Britton, John the way.
(Gwen Shafer and Sue MacCallum), an pleasant; the assistant led her off to a and high spirits. Cast members of all and Wendy Cifelli, Helen Montalbano,
etiquette columnist (Diane MacQuar- grooming table. “Geriathletes’s” opening scene was set at four plays then came together on stage Sharon Vinciguerra, Meg Dellinger, Jim
rie) and an innkeeper (George Asimos). a breakfast table. A married couple (Bill and performed a hand jive to a record- Berry, Chris Young, Byron Price, Frank
Non-speaking “red-hatter” roles were “Walter’s Wake” was set in a funeral home Fassbender and Nina Maurin) discussed ing of the 50’s song “Short Shorts” sung Aaron, Susan Zimmerman, Janet Ferrai-
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Traveling
through Italy By Ed Shea and Eileen Ceponis
Ponte Vecchio Bridge in Florence Venice by boat.
a great introduction to Italy! also crossed the Bridge of Sighs, although born Italian!”
with construction, it was easy to miss. We
From then on, it was a tour that included traveled by boat to Venice, of course, and Then it was on to Assisi, the birthplace
many of the duomos for which Italy is the view of the city is a salute to the engi- of St. Francis and St. Clare. Once there,
famous. In Milan, our first stop was the neers who designed it. we took a guided tour of the Basilica of
Duomo di Milano, the great cathedral of St. Francis, where his tomb is located.
a great city. Begun in 1386, construction Then we were on to tour another amazing Each of the duomos we toured in Italy
spanned nearly six centuries. The façade Renaissance city, Florence. We visited contained beautiful frescos and works of
is awash with magnificent sculptures, and several of Florence’s famous landmarks, art by numerous Italian masters. Eileen
over the years the artisans created hun- including its massive white, pink and had never seen a castle, except in Disney
dreds of arches and spires that resemble green marble Duomo with masterpieces World, so we trudged a mile up a great
Ed, Mary, Zap and Eileen overlooking Assisi perfectly honed stalagmites reaching for by Gioto and Ghiberti. We visited the hill to explore the Rocco Maggiore, a
the heavens. The roof of the cathedral is church of Santa Croce where the tombs German feudal castle that dates back to
open to the public, and it is unbelievably of Galileo and Michelangelo are dis- 1174. The huge fortress has a command-
On a lovely April morning, the Ceponis and Shea families departed from Winding River to Myrtle Beach rewarding to walk amongst the spires played, and toured the Uffizi Gallery with ing view of the town of Assisi, and would
Airport, where we caught a flight to the birthplace of the Renaissance, the beautiful land of Italy. and sculptures that literally surround you its amazing collection of Renaissance art. have presented a great photo opportunity
at every turn. And what a view of the Although our itinerary did not include had it not been for the weather.
square below and the cityscape on the a visit to the Galleria Academia, where
Our flight was thankfully uneventful, and tourists into a bus to take us to our hotel side trips to enjoy. Our itinerary included horizon! Michelangelo’s David is housed, our tour Sorrento held great charm, and Zap and
we landed in Milan eleven hours later, in Lake Como. Half in shock and weary Lake Cuomo, Milan, Venice, Florence, guide, Esther, was able to secure tickets I indulged in cappuccino and limoncello
where we set out to meet our tour guide. from fatigue, I turned to Mary and asked, Assisi, Sorrento, and Rome. Our first Next stop: Venice! It is a wonderful city for us. I have seen replicas of the statue while the ladies frequented the shops.
There we were, exhausted from the jour- “What in hell have you gotten me into?!” stop was in Lake Cuomo, and it really that was constructed in a lagoon that before, but there is nothing like seeing From there we boarded a ferry to the Isle
ney and toting our seemingly two-ton Well, as it turned out, Esther Fusco, born set the tone for the trip. From our room, abuts the Adriatic Sea. The city stretches the real thing. Zap was especially taken of Capri, a picture-perfect example of an
suitcases, when we spied this middle- in Uruguay and of Italian heritage, was we had a magical view of the beauti- across 117 small islands, and was an engi- by David, but his reaction was totally Italian paradise. We explored the village
aged woman waving a green “Go-Ahead” the best darned tour guide anyone could ful lake and the snow-capped Alps in neering marvel. Of course, Venice is the unexpected. I heard him say, “Here I am, of Anacapri, a lovely town of shops over-
tour sign. There was Esther, frizzy blonde ask for. She was intelligent, extremely the distance. The town itself provided land of canals and gondolas and thou- barely 60 years old, yet I’m a shadow of looking the blue Mediterranean, and took
hair blowing in the breeze, reminiscent of knowledgeable about the country and a wonderful glimpse of what Italy must sands of tourists! We had a great time my former self. I used to be dark haired, a mini-cruise around the island. It truly
a yellow dust mop on steroids. Her lip- its history, and to top it all off, possessed have been like decades ago. It was Italy visiting the museums and churches, such slim, energetic, and carefree, but look at was glorious, and a must-see isle.
stick was smeared and her blouse was half a wonderful sense of humor. She was a as I hoped it would be. We all took the as St. Mark’s Square and its magnificent me now! And here’s David, hundreds
untucked from her baggy pants. There she gem and we were very lucky to have her. funicular (cable car) to the top of the Basilica. The nave is so beautiful that it of years old, still tall, chiseled, and a lean, Next we had a stop at the ancient city of
was, running around like a chicken with- mountain overlooking the town, and the takes one’s breathe away, and its Ascen- mean Goliath slaying machine. I guess Pompeii, where we again had a guided
out a head, trying to herd 45 American We had seven cities to tour, and several view was breathtaking. Lake Como, what sion Dome is an absolute wonder. We fate has her favorites. I should have been continued...
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Traveling
through Italy ...continued
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the excavated ruins of theaters, villas, pel, with its paintings by Michelangelo work that captured our attention was Energy Efficient Green Building Specialist
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The final city on our itinerary was Rome, and appealing in its own way. There is a fine, fit and svelte!
the Eternal City. Rome is the capital of lifetime’s worth of treasure to be discov-
Italy, and by far its largest city with about ered; it is a city to go back to again. In the Finally, a word about the food, and of
2.7 million citizens. Esther had resided short time we were there, we managed to course, the shopping; our days consisted www.clsmithconstruction.com 910.443.5080
in Rome for many years and guided us to visit the Spanish Steps, that monumen- of lunches at sidewalk cafes, dinners in
the restaurants frequented by locals and tal stairway of 138 white marble steps quiet, small restaurants, where wine was
few tourists. I do believe our finest meals that brings one to the Trinita dei Monti the drink of the day, and Margherita piz-
were in Rome in those little hometown Church at the top. The Fountain of Trevi, zas, pasta, or fish satisfied both our appe-
restaurants and cafes. which is dominated by a large statue of tites and our taste buds! Cappuccinos and
Neptune, god of the sea, holds thousands Italian ice cream were daily treats. For
We toured the ancient Coliseum, where of coins that are tossed into his fountain shopping, many of the travelers picked up
50,000 spectators once cheered on the by tourists wishing for a return visit to silk goods in Milan, and leather and jew-
Roman gladiators, and visited the ruins Rome. I, for one, hope that my wish will elry in Florence. Many secured religious
of the Roman Forum from where the someday be granted. Eileen and Zap were items in the Vatican.
empire was ruled. Of course, we took a able to meet up with their niece who was
guided tour of the Vatican. Everywhere doing a semester abroad. She was able to Finally it was time to leave for home.
we could see preparations for the Beatifi- give them a more personal tour, sharing On arriving, we felt we were a little wiser
cation of Pope Paul the II. Thousands of her knowledge of the artists and their and more in tune to what this wonderful
chairs were erected in St. Peter’s Square work to further explain much of the art world has to offer. What really brought
for some of the invited guests who were they saw. this home was our drive back from the
to attend. Surprisingly, none of us had an airport. We needed to shop for milk for
invitation! I cannot end this memoir without men- the morning’s coffee, so we stopped at the
tioning the Borghese Gallery, the last Wal-Mart in Shallotte. Rome one day
One would be hard pressed to find any gallery we toured. The Borghese is home and Shallotte the next! Now that in itself
man-made landmark as beautiful as the to hundreds of paintings and sculptures, tells a story! Ciao!
Vatican. St. Peter’s Basilica is spectacular, including works by Titian, Bernini and
A view of Lake Cuomo from atop the funicular. Eileen and Esther at Capri. David strikes a pose in Florence.
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garden club
Question from Deb: The deer have eaten my entire sweet potato will nibble, pull up and eat just about anything. Deer resistant
vine, Arlene, but that same vine is thriving in the common areas doesn’t mean deer proof.
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where Carolina Creations planted them so beautifully. What’s
the secret there? Hmmm. What you are asking for is the secret for plantings
By Debby Ilardi and that the deer may resist. The NC Cooperative Extension sug-
Arlene Leopp Response from Arlene: About those darn deer! They were here gests these perennials: lantana, purple coneflower and blue star,
before us and they will still be here for decades to come. Learn- Mexican bush sage and salvias. When it comes to annuals, they
August 2011
ing to co-exist with them is a challenge. Spraying keeps them at list zinnias, oriental peppers, periwinkle, vinca and wax begonias.
bay but there are times when you just have to shake your head, Now that I think of it, those things can still be seen around our WR
dig up what’s left of the nibbled greenery and start over. There yards. Now you know why!
It is not too early to start thinking about fall planting. Here’s a little advice you can use now: are some flowering plants that they don’t seem to like the taste
start watching for sales on shrubs to fill in holes in your landscape from plants that do not survive our pres- of, but that also changes when they can’t find enough food in Go to their website for more details and even a slide presenta-
ent drought, despite your best recovery efforts. the woods. When it’s hot and dry, they come scavenging and tion: http://pender.ces.ncsu.edu/files/library/71/Deer%20
Resistant%20Plants2.pdf
The evergreens that do survive in your yard after this harsh An evergreen that sounds interesting is the Skyrocket juniper.
summer’s stress may need pruning, moved or rearranged to This completely maintenance-free juniper is ideal for areas that
make them pleasing to the eye. Don’t be afraid to try. do not provide space for a wide base tree, yet where privacy is
desired. The Skyrocket juniper is a rare plant with which you
achieve height without sacrificing ground space. With a mature
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long periods without water.
The dusty blue-green color of the foliage is an attractive point
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throughout the day. Skyrocket juniper is ideal for urban gar- Sarah’s Key by Tatiana de Rosnay
dens and spaces where a tree with a wide base is not wanted. A Reliable Wife by Robert Goolrick
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After a month without rain and temperatures soaring, many
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the
Armchair
traveler
guests. This type of home exchange offers a social aspect to the And in addition to the affordability, there are other benefits to
exchange that home exchange doesn’t necessarily offer. This type home exchange. It gives you the opportunity to get a much clos-
of exchange also means that you have a built in tour guide if er look and feel at how other cultures live, giving an immersion
that’s what everyone agrees to in advance. into the area. In many instances, the exchange partners turn into
by Loretta Acheson lifelong friendships. Also, your home is being cared for while
How to get started? There are agencies that have listings of you’re away—plants watered, cats fed, etc!
available exchanges all over the world. Their websites give infor-
Home Exchange Vacation mation on how to get started, what you need to do, and things Every exchange is unique and the concept relies on building
you need to be aware of in coming to an agreement with an a relationship of mutual trust and goodwill. To start think-
exchange partner. You can browse the sites to see places and ing about this idea why not make a list of places you’d like to
homes but to utilize the expertise of the agency to be sure you go— go ahead and add some places you’ve only dreamt about
Imagine vacationing in Ireland, Italy, Madrid or Malibu...or countless other locations around the globe. Imagine
do things correctly, there is a nominal fee to join. Meg Del- and then check out websites and I think you’ll be surprised that
vacationing in these places, living like a native, not staying in impersonal hotels and having no cost for the linger tells me that there are 40,000 worldwide listings on the there’s a home exchange possibility just right for you! It’s a big,
accommodations. If you’ve fancied yourself and your family taking trips to far-off lands, but when you added website that they use, 16,972 in Europe alone, with new listings wide, wonderful, world out there!
up the flights, meals and accommodations, you became disheartened—there’s a way you can do it! added daily.
Welcome to the world of home exchange. The concept is exchange partner well in advance
exchanging homes with someone. There are over 100,000 home of the exchange, a level of com-
exchanges taking place each year. You have to be willing to allow fort is achieved. Meg likes the idea
someone to live in your home while you live in their house or of stepping into someone else’s life-
apartment. If this sounds interesting to you, then you might style and visiting the new location
consider this travel alternative way to have a rich, affordable as a “local.” Doing research about
travel experience. the exchange area and the exchange
listings available are all part of the process
Some Winding River residents have done home exchanges and of being prepared to accept or reject an
have found it to be a great experience. This summer Dianne and offer from another exchanger. It can take
Bob Hey will be in France on a six-week home exchange, and in upwards of nine to twelve months to find
October another home exchange in Phoenix, AZ, their fourth. an exchange partner, communicate all Affordable Designer Furniture
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exchange partners will be enjoying Winding River. Dianne for Your
feels that it takes a specific type of person who is trusting (that Basically, there are two types of exchang-
someone will be living in their home) and willing to let go. The es: home exchange and hospitality Home Office | Dining Room | Bedroom | Any Room
“exchangers” who have lived in their Winding River home have exchange. With home exchange, people
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such wonderful things to say about our community. You might trade their homes, apartments, or condomin- comfortable casual or classic furniture & accents
wonder what attraction there is for someone to want to come iums—even an RV or a yacht, at a mutually
to ‘Bolivia’ from tourist meccas of France, Ireland, and Phoenix. convenient time to both parties. Often the owners’ cars are part
The simple answers are ocean and golf. of the exchange as well, making a car rental unnecessary.
Meg and Jerry Dellinger are also veterans of home exchange— Hospitality exchanges, on the other hand, host each other in
although Meg admits that their first exchange in 2007 took their homes at designated times. You have your exchange part-
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2 tsp freshly minced ginger
Peanut noodles - behind
is the corn and bean relish
2 pinch crushed red pepper flakes
1 cup cucumbers, sliced or julienned
¼ cup green onions, both white and green, sliced diagonally
¼ cup chopped peanuts (optional)
Cook pasta per direction on the box (don’t add salt to the cook-
ing water). Drain and toss in large bowl with two tablespoons of
olive oil. Set aside.
Sauce: In a medium bowl, whisk the remaining oil, peanut but-
ter, soy sauce, sesame oil, rice vinegar, brown sugar, ginger, and
crushed red pepper flakes. Whisk until smooth. Pour ½ the
peanut sauce onto the pasta and toss to coat. Add cucumbers
and green onions. Cover and refrigerate for at least two hours.
Pour remaining peanut sauce over pasta and top with chopped
peanuts just before serving.
Barbara Caiazza and Caroline Mandly at a Riverhouse picnic
Note: The pasta really absorbs the peanut sauce as it sets,
if you’d like your salad a little more moist, you may want to
Corn and Bean Salad make two batches. The sauce is also good on chicken or beef
1– 12 oz can of whole yellow corn (drained) or 2 ears of cooked strips cooked on the grill like a satay. To spice it up add more
corn cut from cob red pepper flakes or Chinese hot oil to the sauce. To make this a
1 - 12 oz can of whole white corn (drained) or 2 ears of cooked complete meal, serve with grilled shrimp or chicken strips.
corn cut from the cob
From the kitchen 1 – 15 oz can black beans, rinsed and drained
½ cup onions, finely chopped
½ cup celery, finely chopped
Wine coolers can be a refreshing addition to your summertime
entertaining menu. Try this one now that fresh peaches are
available.
By Cheryle Syracuse and Bill Fordyce ½ cup green pepper, finely chopped
1 (2 oz) jar chopped pimentos, drained 3 ounces peach schnapps (you can double peach nectar instead
½ cup sugar of using schnapps)
½ cup white wine vinegar 3 ounces canned peach nectar (look in Hispanic section of gro-
⅛ tsp garlic powder cery store)
Many events at Winding River Plantation welcome 6 ounces white wine
residents to bring and share some of their favorite Combine corn, beans, onions, celery, green pepper and pimento. 12 ounces lemon-lime soda
dishes. During a recent get-together at the Riverhouse Mix well and set aside. Combine sugar, vinegar and garlic
Welcome Winding River Residents! there were two dishes that stood out and had every- powder. Pour over vegetables, toss lightly. Cover and chill eight Place ice cubes into two tall glasses.
one asking, “who made this?” and “can I have the recipe?” hours or overnight. Combine drink ingredients, stir, and pour over ice.
Sign up now for lessons with our Garnish each glass with a thin, fresh peach slice and enjoy!
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Peanut Noodle Salad
Membership Specials Now Available It was a pleasant surprise to find out that Riverwood resident 1 lb angel hair pasta Here is a very practical way to enjoy wine coolers anytime. Pour
Please Contact Us For Golf Outings And Special Events Caroline Mandly had brought them both. She was glad to 4 Tbsp olive oil, divided a bottle of fruity red wine into an ice cube tray and freeze for at
Still offering Tuesday Dinner and Friday Pub Night share the recipes, noting that they were both originally from 4 Tbsp light soy sauce least 48 hours or until wine is frozen. Place three or four wine
Culinary Adventures (aka Gourmet Lunch) activities. These 4 Tbsp peanut butter cubes in a tall glass, add ginger ale and allow wine cubes to melt
two dishes were standouts from these luncheons over the 2 tsp toasted sesame oil slightly. Add a thin slice of orange and enjoy. This recipe can
past couple of years. Caroline, however, admits that she has 2 Tbsp rice vinegar also be adapted to use white wine and seltzer or lemon-lime
“tweaked” them a little. 2 Tbsp light brown sugar soda.
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On the scooter is Charlotte Edmunds of Boulder, CO granddaughter of Tony Jim Siedliski and granddaughter Kayla Siedliski walk with Marc Acheson...
and Cathy Wood Ava Kozub rides the trike!
the annual
Fourth of July
Munchkin Parade
By Loretta Acheson
It was a beautiful day—and a day to celebrate our Nation’s of patriotism—it seems each year there’s more and more deco-
birthday with the Annual Fourth of July Munchkin Parade here rations on the bikes, scooters, the kids themselves, and even
in Winding River. Winding River children and grandchildren the dogs—yes dogs too! Juice and cookies were served to the
had a great time riding all modes of transportation from bikes, parade participants. As the parents and grandparents cheered,
to scooters and strollers around the circle at the River House. the kids were all smiles showing their enjoyment of this annual
And all the red, white and blue decorations were such a display event!
Sawyer James Barr, 7-month-old grandson of Judy and Nancy and Bill Heaslip, Scottie Barr, Ava Kozub, granddaughter of Nancy and Bill, and Lucy and Annie with
Bill Proffitt. parents Marc and Amanda Acheson.24 NeighborhoodNews River News August August River News NeighborhoodNews 25
Sponsors Needed – If you or anyone you know would like to be • The 5-year survival rate for breast cancer, when caught early
a sponsor for this event, please contact Penny Sillery or Maggie before it spreads beyond the breast, is now 98 percent
Holcomb. We have different levels of sponsorships available. (compared to 74 percent in 1982).
Thanks to the generosity of Winding River residents, friends • The federal government now devotes more than $900 million
and local business sponsors, last year’s Rally for the Cure events each year to breast cancer research, treatment and prevention
raised over $11,000. Those funds were designated for Komen for (compared to $30 million in 1982).
the Cure’s Affiliate Network’s community outreach programs.
That means that 75% of those funds were committed for fight- America’s 2.5 million breast cancer survivors, the largest group
ing breast cancer in our local area. By participating in one or of cancer survivors in the U.S., are a living testament to the
all of our Rally activities, YOU are making a difference! Check power of society and science to save lives. If you have any ques-
this out: tions about the 2011 Rally for the Cure events, please contact
• Today, nearly 75 percent of women over 40 years old now Rally Co-Chairpersons Penny Sillery or Maggie Holcomb.
receive regular mammograms. In 1982, less than 30 percent
Our wonderful 2010 bartender team – Steve Korpon, Bob Allen, Mike Caiazza and Joe Come one, come all – there’s something for everybody! received a clinical exam.
McNeil.
Rally for the Cure 2011 – WICKER & MORE
Something for Everyone!
Home Furnishings and Décor
Where Customer Service Comes First
By Penny Sillery
For many of us, October brings to mind thoughts of pumpkins, autumn leaves, and Wicker & More Home Furnishings
Halloween. But for the Winding River Women’s Golf Association (WRWGA), it’s time to Winner of the
“Think Pink” and it’s time to get ready to rally – Rally for the Cure! 2011 Best In Show for Interior Design
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women, not just golfers, but everyone) as the WRWGA spon- be a cash bar with beer and wine. Ask About the 10% Discount! Wickerandmorehomefurnishings.com
sors the ninth annual Rally for the Cure. Check out the details Donations of auction items are
for the following events and mark your calendars so you don’t greatly appreciated. If you would
miss them. like to donate an item please
contact Sally Burner, Penny
BUY LOCAL!
Card Party – Tuesday, August 30 – The 2011 kickoff event will Sillery or Maggie Holcomb. For every $100 spent
be a card party at the POC on Tuesday, August 30, at 7 PM. at a locally-owned
Reserve a table and play bridge, poker, pinochle, mahjong, Women’s Golf Tournament – business, estimates
show that $45 goes
or any other game of choice. It’s BYOB, but there will be Tuesday October 11 – The Rally Phone: (910) 754-7200
back into the local
snacks and sweets to enjoy while playing, as well as door prizes for the Cure Golf Tournament is economy, versus only Caution: Fast, Friendly, Professional Hometown Service
throughout the evening. Contact Louise Widmyer to reserve an 18-hole scramble format tournament held $14 when spent at a
national chain! Rx: Prescription or Compound Medications
your space now! at Carolina National Golf Course and is open to ALL of the Dispensed: In 15 minutes or less - (compounds take longer to make)
women in Winding River. You do not have to be a member of
Chinese/Silent Auction – Sunday, October 9 – This event is open Carolina National or a member of the Women’s Golf Associa- Directions: Stop in and see what we can do for you!
• Accepting Most When you or a loved one is sick, the last thing you want to do is wait in line.
to the entire Winding River community; bring your family tion in order to play in this event. Lunch with the awarding of Insurance Including Conveniently located on the Brunswick Medical Campus in Supply.
and friends. Items on the auction tables range from beauti- prizes follows the tournament, where everyone who participates Medicaid and
All Medicare Pard D.
fully handcrafted items made by members of the community to is a winner. Watch your River Notes for exact registration infor- • Prescription Drop Box
donations and gift certificates from local merchants. The auction mation. • Shipping Location Saturday Hours Have Changed – Now Open 9 to 3
Brunswick Medical Campus | 58 Physicians Drive, Suite 5 | Supply, NC 28462 Joey Galloway, RPh.
will be held at the POC from 4:00pm – 6:30pm. Light refresh- Kevin W. Sands Store Hours Mon - Fri 9 - 6 Sat 9 - 3 Sunday Closed University of NC
University of NC26 NeighborhoodNews River News August August River News NeighborhoodNews 27
New Winding River homeowners with the Southern Comfort Homes team. L to r Steve & Sandra Schultz
Steve Schultz, Ed Haemmerle and Sue Rado and Sandra Schultz; (back row) Ann
Pavin and Rik
Southern Comfort Homes is proud to be ing to the changing real estate market, with our flexibility and customer care.
a “hands-on” residential builder with over Steve designed a portfolio of value-priced We have a proven track record and a
100 homes built on clients’ homesites in homes with popular floor plans that 10-year history building in Winding Riv-
BUSINESS beat
the plantation and beach communities feature custom-grade finishes. This port- er. We build each home as if it was our
of Brunswick County. In 2000, Steve folio can be viewed on the website. By own, making your building experience as
Schultz moved south from Maryland to remaining small and focusing on only six enjoyable and stress free as possible.
Winding River Plantation with over 20 to 10 clients each year, Southern Comfort
years experience in commercial and resi- Homes continues to apply the quality Southern Comfort Homes has been
dential construction. He started South- approaches of custom building, including fortunate to weather through the eco-
ern Comfort Homes as a small family- personal customer service, to meet the nomic slowdown in construction, and
owned custom homebuilder, and during varying budgets and expectations of their to continue to provide jobs for area sub-
the booming real estate market of the clients. contractors, many of whom have worked
Southern Comfort Homes
last decade added fifty exquisite custom with Steve since the beginning. With
homes throughout the Winding River People will continue to relocate to Bruns- prospect visits at an all-time high this
community. We are proud to say we have wick County looking to build their dream spring, Steve is confident that we will all
Steve Schultz seen Winding River grow and mature home. Southern Comfort Homes offers see an increase in builds over the next
into the premier plantation of this area. smart value-priced packages with the couple of years. This is good news for
1704 Southport Supply Road flexibility to tailor each project to the Brunswick County and for our com-
Supply NC 28462 Southern Comfort Homes is a full cus- client’s desires. This flexibility and lot munity. When you are ready to build, go
tom builder, with an unlimited building cost approach differentiates Southern with proven winner Southern Comfort
Phone: (910) 754-8991
license and winner of multiple awards, Comfort Homes from their competition Homes, Inc. Call us now for your free
Website: www.schomesnc.com including three diamonds and two gold in Brunswick County. We successfully building design consultation appoint-
Email: schomes2000@yahoo.com in the local Parade of Homes. Respond- compete on quality and price, and win ment. Let’s get started!28 NeighborhoodNews River News August August River News NeighborhoodNews 29
Trained technician doing an evaluation. Typical unfinished moldy crawlspace. Fully encapsulated and humidity controlled crawlspace. Art & George Pohl, co-owners of A Healthy Home.
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A Healthy Home is part of a nationwide crawl space encapsula- crawl space mold, mildew and moisture problems. We have floor joists, sub-floor, insulation and ducting could be a breed-
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and George Pohl, owners of the local office, bring many years of ate your problems. In most cases we can save you a significant part of your home from moisture, while leaving the crawl space
construction experience to the Southport area. Art is a licensed amount of money depending on how far you want to go. For completely unchecked.
of the month general contractor, a Certified Mold Inspector, and has built instance with a full encapsulation, you will gain a sanitized,
over 2,000 homes, apartments, and townhomes in Florida and temperature controlled crawl space that can add significant At A Healthy Home we are not just a brand, but we are home-
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sulation systems since 2009 in the Asheville and Southport want to rid your crawl space of moisture, mold and mildew and ing a business that will benefit others. Our mission was created
areas, and brings a wealth of knowledge on how to handle all improve the quality of the entire home’s air, we can do that too from just that. Helping families and individuals provide the
types of crawl space problems. for significantly less. We can also clean and sanitize all your healthiest breathing environment within their home is our mis-
exposed crawl space wood, replace your damaged insulation, and sion. Caring that everything is done with the utmost attention
Bringing a level of professionalism by being licensed by both significantly reduce your utility costs. It’s really up to you what to skill, information technologies and thoroughness is our goal.
the states of North Carolina and South Carolina, certified and you want to accomplish, and we will do an evaluation and rec- We always leave our customers with the peace of mind, that
trained as mold inspectors, and superior customer service sets ommendation for no cost or obligation on your part. You really they have solved a major issue in their home. We believe every-
A Healthy Home apart from other local companies that view can’t lose by having us come out and take a look – the inspection is one should know what is going on just below their feet. Espe-
Art and George Pohl, co-owners your crawl space problems as a sideline to their other business. free. There is no high pressure presentation. If we can’t help you cially since the cure for these potential problems is so available
4550 Regency Crossing, Southport We have the knowledge, expertise, and commitment to ensure we are happy to tell you. and beneficial to other aspects of the home.
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crawl space is moist, it will have mold. In modern homes with professionalism, commitment to customer satisfaction, and fol-
A Healthy Home does not offer a “cookie cutter” fix to your moisture issues, mold becomes an epidemic. Your wooden low up after the installation.30 NeighborhoodNews River News August August River News 31
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