Craft Corner by Jonathan Sykes Local Landmarks by Nicolas Sykes Enjoy! Ladybugs in the parsley. Please color the picture and mail it for a chance to win. PLEASE do not forget to include your contact information! Mail to: Nicolas Sykes The Pinehurst Gazette, Inc P.O. Box 5003 / Pinehurst, NC 28374 1st Prize • $10 NY Deli Gift Certificate 2nd Prize • $5 Gift Certificate to Pete's Diner / Carolina Fried Chicken 3rd Prize • 1 Scoop at The Ice Cream Parlor Congratulations to our latest winners! First Place: Wen Smith Second Place: Noa Dunham Third Place: Rand Smith Ladybug Stones by Jonathan Sykes Gather Materials: •smooth stones • acrylic paint & brushes • googley eyes • glue (white or hot glue) Steps: • Wash the stones and dry thoroughly. • Paint 3/4 of the stone a bright body color (red, blue, green). • Paint the remaining 1/4 - black. This will be the head. • Use a thin brush and dot the body with black. • Glue the googley eyes onto the head area with white craft glue OR hot glue. Established in December 9, 1895, the Post Office in Pinehurst became a vital asset to the growing resort and since has moved locations several times. In 1934, the Post Office moved to 95 Cherokee Road to a building built under the direction of Supervising Architect Louis Simon and Supervising Engineer George Von Nerta. From the heart of the Village, the Post Office, for 75 years, served locals who looked forward to their daily trips to town to check the mail, meet with neighbors, and catch up on the latest news. When the Post Office left its home in 2011, this created quite a stir. Currently, the old Post Office hosts three businesses: The Given Book Shop, Given Outpost Events, & the Roast Office Coffee Shop. �� No. 126 The Pinehurst Gazette, Inc. p.39
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