Mike Whetzel – His Moore County Story Since 1992

Plumbing contractor and friend, Mike Whetzel, moved to Moore County under serendipitous circumstances back in 1992.

Along with Fore Properties real estate broker, Jen Di Mayo, who represents a different demographic of the young military families moving into Moore
County over the last 10 years, they speak about their reflections and observations of the many changes Moore County has undergone since the 90’s.

Mike is best known as a loyal, honest and straightforward plumbing contractor who has thousands of house calls under his belt with Moore County
residents.

Residing in Whispering Pines over the past 20 years, Mike is starting up a new company more consistent with his revamped lifestyle..LAWN BASICS,
<http://www.facebook.com/lawnbasics> www.facebook.com/lawnbasics 910-783-5189.

Jen Di Mayo can be reached at 386 747-5767,  www.foreproperties.com

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Temple Theatre – A Season Of A Million Memories

www.templeshows.com

www.templeshows.com/youthprograms/SummerPrograms.php

P.O. Box 1391 – Sanford, N.C. 27331

919 774-4155

The Temple Theatre continues to be a center for the Arts in our area producing top quality Broadway shows, musicals & comedy events in nearby
downtown Sanford, N.C.

As we roll into 2017, they are not taking their foot off the pedal at this venerable, historic & intimate theatre, originally built as a Vaudeville
venue in 1925. From the architecture to the outstanding acoustics the Temple Theatre offers the very best of “national regional theatre” at
striking values.

Peggy Taphorn, the Producing Artistic Director is about to celebrate her 10th year with the Temple Theatre.

She is dynamic, passionate and completely focused on delivering the very best quality of entertainment for a family on any budget. Peggy fills us in
on all the upcoming events, ticket sales, and a peek into the 2017 season. 

Education director Great Zandstra is as passionate about the Temple Academy as Peggy is about the total realm of what the Temple Theatre has become. The Academy coincides with the school year and offers students of all ages and skill levels classes in Acting, Voice, Dance & Tap. Their year round contribution to students all over Lee & Moore County also include their Summer Camp Program, Student Matinees & their School Tours*

Against the backdrop of trimmed down school budgets, the Temple Theatre offers this viable and valuable alternative.

In that vein, please share this letter from the Temple Theatre to Moore County parents, teachers and administrators.

Greetings Moore County Educators!

January 31, 2017

I am contacting you on behalf of the Temple Theatre in Sanford regarding a special opportunity for schools in our region. For many years, we have been proud to offer low cost student tickets to our mainstage productions, but for the past three years, we have also produced a show that travels to local schools. These productions are created specifically for young audiences, feature professional actors and production staff, and have had an
overwhelmingly positive response from schools in Lee, Moore, Chatham, and Harnett counties. Once again this season, we have commissioned a new work which addresses topics suggested by local educators, such as bullying, toxic friendships, social media misuse, and individuality. This year’s play,
Flutterby, is a seriocomic piece that challenges audience members to examine the effect our words can have on other people and encourages understanding and acceptance of those who may seem different. This year’s tour will visit local organizations between February 27 and March 24 and is available any time of the day or evening. The performance lasts approximately 50 minutes and is following by a brief question and answer with the cast, making the entire event just under one hour, to fit easily in the school day. And since this production was designed to travel, we can perform in any space that you wish. We have performed past shows in mobile classroom units, full auditoriums, and everything in between. All we need in an open space and access to two electrical outlets. And while bringing the production to your organization does remove the hassles of buses and permission slips, nearly every school has felt the strain of budgetary cuts, especially for arts-based programming. But in keeping with our goal of making quality, live theatre accessible to all students in our region, we have secured generous donations from Moen and Central Electric Company. These grants allow us to request only $400 for the first performance at any location and just $200 for additional performances. And in the case that these fees are still cost-prohibitive, we have several need-based, partial scholarships available. We would love the opportunity to bring this program to as many students in central North Carolina as possible, so please feel free to contact me at educationdirector@templshows.com or 919-774-4512 ex 228 with any questions or concerns. I look forward to hearing from you soon and sincerely hope we will be able to assist your organization in this project.

Sincerely, Greta Marie Zandstra

Director of Education Temple Theatre

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Common Sense & Inexpensive Home Tips To Insure Your Home Is In Great Shape For Sale

Guest Panel:

Nicholl Lee – Fore Properties Real Estate Broker – 910 574-1932

John Murphy – C Thru Windows (& pressure washers) – 910 315-6692

Victoria Lopez – Advanced Cleaning – 910 315-3867

Phil Joines – contractor – 910 528-1958

With spring around the corner it’s not too early to start your market planning to get your house in shape.

These 4 panel guests offer great advice and first-hand experience to help you better prep your home.

Topics discussed include:

Landscaping

Pressure Washing

Window Washing

Regular vs. Deep Cleaning

Grout, Lighting, Mortar

The Psychology of the Front Door

Handling Odors

Photography


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Navigating Toxic Relationships

Real Estate Brokers, Rachel & Pete Hernandez of the Hernandez Group/KW, Financial Advisor Farrah Pulliam of Edward Jones Investments, & coach, mentor, counselor and educator, John Tampa, tackle a subject that afflicts us all whether it be in our business or in our personal relationships.

The show’s premise comes from a shared experience with a real estate client that the Hernandez’s and host Bill Sahadi had a shared experience with. Two other brokers, who were also involved with the same client, were not in attendance.

From the ashes of and the ripples from this toxic situation, our guests, led by John Tampa, are able to move thru the process, identification and
remediation of these situations that grab us as we move thru our jobs, our lives and our personal relationships.

Identifying these relationships, in the hopes we can all move through them more quickly and more effectively, is our reason for providing this forum to others

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Total Design Solutions (Total Flooring & Finishes) – Francy Thompson

Francy Thompson is well known as the interior designer of Total Design Solutions at 225 W. Morganton Rd., Southern Pines.

Just prior to her spring name change to TOTAL FLOORING & FINISHES, Francy gives us an in depth discussion on all types of flooring, from soup to nuts, and discusses finishes, pricing & renovation considerations.

Beyond flooring the Showroom is a myriad of decorative & cosmetic selections to cover you from floor to ceiling.

Her conviction and her knowledge is self-evident.

Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/Total-Design-Solutions-Inc-291254004795/?fref=ts

Website: http://www.tdsinteriordesign.com

E Mail: totaldesignsolutions@hotmail.com

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