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All Eyes Looking Up

Saludians are getting ready to celebrate a Total Eclipse of the sun on August 21, 2017.

Although Saluda is not in a direct path, it’s within 30 miles and Saluda will experience a partial

eclipse. Traveling down Hwy 25 toward Traveler’s Rest, SC will get you closer to a view of a total

eclipse. Other options are Dupont Forest, Pisgah Forest, and Brevard. Checkout NASA’s interactive map

to see viewing areas in other towns. NASA Interactive Map –

https://eclipse2017.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/interactive_map/index.html NASA Live Video Streaming –

https://www.nasa.gov/eclipselive Here are website to visit for accommodations in Saluda if you plan on making a trip to Western

NC to catch this once-in-a-lifetime event.

Saluda.com Saluda Mountain Lodge Saluda Lodging on AirBNB

Saluda Lodging on VRBO

Where Time Stands Still July 2017

Time Chart of Eclipse: Saluda Lat.: 35.1904° N Long.: 82.3751° W Partial Solar Eclipse Magnitude: 0.998 Obscuration: 99.91% Event Time (EDT) Start of partial eclipse 1:08:58.3 Maximum eclipse 2:38:39.9 End of partial eclipse 3:02:21.2

Traveler’s Rest Lat.: 34.9569° N Long.: 82.4167° W Total Solar Eclipse Duration of Totality: 1m49.5s Magnitude: 1.004 Obscuration: 100.00% Event Time (EDT) Start of partial eclipse 1:09:05.5 Start of total eclipse 2:38:01.2 Maximum eclipse 2:38:56.0 End of total eclipse 2:39:50.7 End of partial eclipse 3:02:42.9

Pick up your ISO Certified

Eclipse Glasses at the Saluda Historic Depot! Limited Supply Available! $2 each

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Dates to Remember

Saluda School Reunion August 18 at the

Party Place & Event Center, 6pm

Saluda Business Association regular

monthly meeting will meet at 5:30 at the

Saluda Library August 8.

Saluda Community Land Trust meets the

first Wednesday of each month at 3pm

at Saluda Presbyterian Church. August 2.

The Historic Saluda Committee will meet

in Saluda Library on August 11 at 2pm.

Sing! With The Saluda Community

Singers, Tuesdays, 7-8:30pm at Old St.

Matthews Church, 396 Irvin Street.

Women's Club will meet 10am on August

8 at Saluda Presbyterian Church.

The Social Singles of Saluda Potluck

Dinner will be Thurs., August 10 at

5pm.at Saluda Center.

Saluda Train Tales, August 18 at 7pm,

Saluda Historic Depot.

Brown Bags Available, August 18, 3pm to

4pm at Transfiguration Church and the

Saluda Fire Department.

Saluda Garden Club, will meet August. 21

at Saluda Library parking lot.

Saluda Center Potluck and Bingo August

28, 6pm.

Saluda Welcome Table at the Saluda

Methodist Church every Tuesday from

5:30 to 6:45pm. Everyone is welcome.

Al-Anon Family Group meets every

Tuesday, 6:30pm at the Saluda Center,

64 Greenville St.

Polk County Extension Club Polk County

Extension Club meets at 2:00pm the

fourth Tuesday.

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What’s

Happening in

Music and Art

What's Happening at the

Purple Onion in August

SUMMER HOURS Monday – Saturday

11:00 AM – 9:00 PM Sunday Brunch 11:00 – 3:00

Live Music Calendar August 3 – Nikki Talley

One of WNC’s finest singer/songwriters returns and we feel lucky to get her.

August 5 – Jeff Thompson

Trio This creative and talented trio

also features Aaron Price on keyboards.

August 10 – Jacob Johnson An amazingly talented guitarist and songwriter from South

Carolina.

August 12 – The Secret Band Soulful rock and roll from Spartanburg.

August 17 – Darlyne Cain

This multi-talented singer/musician has appeared here many times and knows how to make an audience happy.

August 19 – Chuck Johnson & Charlyhorse

What Americana music has always strived to be.

August 24 – Wayne Banks Trio

Here to perform jazz standards and the Great American

Songbook.

August 26 – Garry Segal If you like the blues, you need to be here.

August 31 – Andrew Breeden Andrew is one of us. Not only does he regularly wait tables at

the café and often handles sound

for other performers, he is extremely talented in his own right and is making his debut. We are excited. Music at the Purple Onion is scheduled by Robert Seiler.

The Purple Onion is located at 16 Main Street, Saluda, NC 28774.

Green River BBQ Summer Concert Series

August 6-Beyond Blue August 13-Typical Mountain Boys

August 20- Leftys

August 27- The Note Ropers Our Summer Hours: Sunday & Monday, 11am-8PM

Tuesday-Saturday, 11am-9pm

Contact Green River BBQ at 828-749-9892 or visit them at greenriverbbq.com. Visit their Facebook page to get extra daily

coupons!

Green River BBQ is located at 131 Highway 176 West.

Saluda Grade Café Wednesday Lunch 12-3 Debbie Camacho “The Voice of an Angel”

Every Friday Night at 7, the

Saluda Grade Band puts on a grand musical show! Ole Time Music at its finest! The players may swap around but all are super talented and amazing!!

Visit us on the web at

saludagradecafe.com or on Facebook.

Call 828-749-5854 or email us at [email protected]. Located at 40 East Main Street.

Top of the Grade Concerts are held on the Ella Grace Mintz

Stage from 7:00pm to 9:00pm at Top of the Grade Park at McCreery Park.

Attendees should bring their own chairs or blankets. Food, soft drinks, beer and wine, and

coolers are allowed. Saluda's delicious restaurants will be open, serving everything from hamburgers and pizzas to gourmet meals. Events are rain or shine so you may need to bring an umbrella if rain is in the

forecast. In some cases, rain events may move to the Pavilion.

Headliners are: August 11 – Casual Zealots September 1 – Super 60’s

Concerts are funded through sponsorships by Saluda businesses. If you would like to be a $100 sponsor to support these outdoor concerts, please contact Judy Ward at

[email protected] or 828-674-5958. Thanks to these Sponsors: Thompson’s Store, Purple Onion, Heartwood, Wildflour Bakery, Orchard Inn, Green River BBQ, The Gorge Zipline/Green River Adventures, Beverly-Hanks. Don Mintz Builders, The Oaks B&B, Botes & Stuff, Mountain Life Realty, Saluda Outfitters, Reaben Oil

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Casual Zealots at Top of the Grade August 11, 2017 at 7pm

The Casual Zealots is a four

person band from the Tryon area.

These friends collaborate in various musical projects, and

specialize in playing classic R&B, blues, jazz and rock and roll.

The name is not an accident. These four approach music and its many charms and mysteries with divine intensity.

Summer Tracks The 18th season of Tryon’s most popular summer event – Summer Tracks. Shows begin at 7 p.m. in Rogers Park, Tryon.

Summer Tracks is produced by the Town of Tryon in affiliation

with Peter Eisenbrown of Blockparty Productions. For more information about Summer Tracks and the performers,

visit summertracks.com. Summer Tracks 2017 Season: Aug 4 Blair Crimmins and The Hookers Ragtime, Dixieland, Jump performed by a cookin’ 6 piece band. Get ready to Shimmy,

Shake, Rattle and Roar! Aug 18 Seth Walker Seth is a

diverse talent encompassing blues and swing styles in his music

The

Dancer's

Extension A Special Thanks…

Sonya, Henry and Clara Monts would like to thank the Saluda Welcome Table and everyone who either joined

us for the pizza dinner, or donated, or both. Well over

$2000 was raised in Thomas' memory to go directly to The Jackson Laboratory (JAX) in Bar Harbor, Maine, specifically for cancer research. Thomas died in

October 2016 from lung cancer. The connection to The Jackson Laboratory is that Thomas' wife,

Sonya, was a Summer Student at

JAX in 1993. Thomas and Sonya have continued to support The Jackson Laboratory throughout the years for the amazing research they accomplish in fighting numerous diseases, including cancer. Thomas always

prayed that one day scientists will find the cure for cancer so that others would not have to endure the pain and devastation of this disease. The Jackson Laboratory

is a National Cancer Institute-

designated Cancer Center. The hope for the cure for cancer begins at JAX. We thank you for your support, your prayers, your donations, and your hope for a cure.

And now for The Dancer's Extension… Registration is open for the 2017-2018 academic year! We offer professional instruction in pre-

ballet, creative movement, ballet, pointe, jazz and contemporary for

ages three (potty trained) through high school seniors. Join us for our Open House on Tuesday, August 29 from 3-6PM at The Dancer's Extension. Meet your teacher, try out our barres

and sprung floor, and register for classes. Classes begin Tuesday, September 5 for our EIGHTH dance season! Don't miss out on the fun and creativity. Call the studio or visit our website for

more information.

Our studio is located in Saluda, at I-26, in the Don Mintz center. Please contact the studio at 828-749-9398, email [email protected] or visit our website

at thedancersextension.com for more information and updated schedule. Keep up-to-date with

class changes on .

Chad Blotner Photography & Gallery Open House Saturday August 19 From 5-9pm at 78 E Main St Saluda, NC.

Free Snacks and Beverages! Register to win a free set of coasters! All pictures over $50 will be 10%

-20% off!

“He saw an animal that liked to

growl Big furry paws and he liked to howl Great big furry back and furry hair Ah, think I'll call him a bear" - Bob Dylan

"Man Gave Names to all the Animals," an exhibit and sale of

twenty six animal sculptures will run August 5 through 31 at The Pottery in historic downtown

Saluda. From Aardvark to Zoorila, the exhibit showcases a host of wild animals and the sometimes unusual names man gave them. Since the dawn of time man has

exercised his dominance over the beasts, giving each their own purpose that suited him, resulting

in a myriad of relationships with animals. Some were chosen to be companions, some to be a hat or coat and some for dinner.

Each piece in the exhibit requires the animal's lot in life to be a planter. In consideration of our

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complex relationship with, and stewardship for, other living things, a portion of the proceeds

from the sculpture sale will go to

the Polk County Humane Society for their work in animal rescue and adoption services. The opening reception is August 5 from 4-7 pm. Animal crackers will be served.

The Pottery 50 East main Street Saluda, NC 28773 Phone: (828) 713-5719

Email: [email protected]

thepotterysaluda.com

Jim Carson, AIS

Saluda artist had his painting, “The Cottage Next to the Playhouse”, accepted to the American Impressionist Society 18th Annual National Juried Exhibition, held at Montgomery-Lee Fine Art, in Park City, Utah, Sept. 28- Oct 29.

1.430 paintings were submitted to the AIS show and 175 were

accepted. Jim was awarded AIS Signature Membership in 2015.

The American Impressionist Society defines American Impressionism as the concern for light on form, color, and brushstroke. It allows equal latitude between these attributes, and recognizes not a single

definitive element, but several factors, including high key light and hue, visual breakdown of

detail, concern for contemporary life, and cultivation of direct and spontaneous approaches to a subject.

Jim’s August Saluda workshop is full. His next workshop is titled

“Plein Air/Painting the Fall from Life ”, Oct. 19-21.

For more information, visit the

“news/ workshop” link at jimcarson.net, email [email protected] or call 828-749-3702.

William Jameson Workshop “Exploring Light” August17-

19, 2017 Greenville Center for Creative Arts,

Greenville, SC

Light is perhaps the most important natural element for our

daily existence. Through

painting, we will explore the effects of both warm and cool light as well as dramatic and subtle light, learning to look for and paint reflected light. We will work from both photographic reference and from life. This

workshop will include demonstrations, critiques, and one to one instruction in oil, acrylic and watercolor. Registration is through Liz Smith at 864-276-1287.

For more information, please email [email protected] or visit www.williamjameson.com Bill can also be reached at 828-749-3101.

Saluda Train Tales

Va How “The Southern” Served the South

August 18, 2017 Bo Brown from Spartanburg, SC will look at the history of railroad

Dining Cars followed by a brief history of

Southern Railway at Saluda Train Tales at the Saluda Historic Depot. This will be followed by an in depth look at the history of Southern Railway Dining Car

Service which will explore all aspects of service including, china

patterns, silver hollowware, silver flatware, linens, menus, all things used in the dining car during their

84 years of Southern Railway

passenger car service. Almost as long as he can remember, Bo Brown has been a railroad collector. This actually began at the age of 12 at his Grandfather’s house in

Spartanburg, SC. Bo’s grandfather worked for Southern Railway as “Storekeeper” at the Hayne Car Shop, and that’s where he spent almost every summer

vacation.

As he grew older, that passion only increased and now at 58 years old the love of railroad collecting has not diminished but has only grown. His collection started with a silver thermos, a

lantern and a long neck oiler that his Grandfather gave him while they were cleaning out the “little” garage outback their home.

As far as railroad

antiques go, he loves bells, whistles, lanterns, locks, china, silver,

lamps, dining car tables and chairs, hats, badges, heavy signs, ticket cabinets, motorcars… you get the idea, he loves it all. You will see some of this collection at Saluda Train Tales on August 18,

2017.

Bo’s day job (and sometimes day and night) is a funeral director and embalmer. Along with his wife, Brynda, they own The Howze Mortuary in Travelers Rest, SC. Thankfully, she

understands Bo’s passion for collecting and encourages him along. The bug has bitten her, too, and she collects Atlantic Coast Line “Flora of the South”

china and railroad uniform

buttons. To date she has right at 600 sets. Bo hopes to someday open a Southern Railway Museum so that

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his collection can stay together for others to enjoy.

Saluda Train Tales is a free

monthly event to educate the community in the importance of Saluda's railroad history and the Saluda Grade. These events are at the Saluda Historic Depot, 32 W Main Street, Saluda, NC 28773. Doors open at 6:30.

Presentation is 7pm to 8:30pm. The events are free and voluntary donations are appreciated.

Saluda

Community

News

This issue of Saluda

Lifestyles is dedicated to

the memory of Charlie Ward. July 1, 1920-

August 1, 2008

The Charlie Ward Memorial Pig Out will be held on Saturday, September 9, 2017, from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. in the

Pavilion at McCreery Park in downtown Saluda. To honor Charlie, once again, the

free meal of barbecue, beans, slaw, drinks, and desserts will be served to the sound of Mountain

Roots Band with Jeff Hayes who, by the way, will perform on the Ella Grace Mintz Stage at the Top of The Grade park. Be sure to

bring a chair to sit in the park and enjoy the music after eating your barbecue. Generous donations in the past have allowed everyone to be invited to the Pig Out at no charge. Your help is still needed! If you would like to contribute, please make your check payable to Saluda Pig Out and take it to

Entegra Bank at 108 Main Street in Saluda or to Judy Ward at Thompson's Store, or mail it to Saluda Pig Out, P. O. Box 265, Saluda NC 28773. You may also

make a donation as you enjoy

your meal at the Pig Out! Your support is greatly appreciated, and we look forward to another great Pig Out on September 12! Pets are not allowed in the Pavilion area. This is a rain or

shine event! Don't forget to bring a dessert.

Charlie Ward, the "Man of

Saluda" August 1, 2008 we lost the "Man

of Saluda", Charlie Ward. He did not get to say good bye but he said hello to All. He never met a stranger and he welcomed

everyone to Saluda. Many have said they decided to come to Saluda after they first met him, and they knew this was the place

for them. This is why many of our hearts and lives are a part of

Saluda, and we are so blessed to have known him and are now living in this great community.

At the Charlie Ward's Memorial Pig Out September 9, we invite you to come and share your memories of Charlie and tell stories so that new citizens to

Saluda will know more about this special person that they missed

meeting. We are still collecting stories about Charlie to someday publish a book about the "Man we Love." Stories can be dropped off at Thompson’s Store. --Judy Ward

Saluda School Reunion

Friday,

August

18, 2017 If you were ever a Saluda

School Student or Teacher, you are invited along with your spouses and guests of alumni.

Time: Social hour begins @ 6:00 Place: The Party Place and Event

Center, Saluda, N.C.

Saluda

Center News (All events and activities

take place at the Saluda Center on Greenville Street.) For information about renting the

facility, please call 828-749-9245.

The Saluda Center Book Club will meet on Thurs., Aug. 3 at 2pm to discuss, The Boys in the Boat by Daniel James Brown. Hope to see

you there. For readers of Unbroken, out of the depths of the Depression comes an irresistible story about beating the odds and finding hope

in the most desperate of times—

the improbable, intimate account of how nine working-class boys from the American West showed the world at the 1936 Olympics in Berlin what true grit really meant.

It was an unlikely quest from the

start. With a team composed of the sons of loggers, shipyard

workers, and farmers, the University of Washington’s eight-oar crew team was never expected to defeat the elite teams

of the East Coast and Great Britain, yet they did, going on to shock the world by defeating the

German team rowing for Adolf Hitler. The emotional heart of the tale lies with Joe Rantz, a teenager without family or


prospects, who rows not only to regain his shattered self-regard but also to find a real place for

himself in the world. Drawing on

the boys’ own journals and vivid memories of a once-in-a-lifetime shared dream, Brown has created an unforgettable portrait of an era, a celebration of a remarkable achievement, and a chronicle of one extraordinary young man’s personal quest.

The Social Singles of Saluda

Potluck Dinner will be Thurs., Aug. 10 at 5pm. Our group is for

men and women over the age of 40. If you have a partner or are separated, we consider you single. Just bring a dish of your

choice for all of us to share. Call Anita Ogden Moore at 749-3335 for more information. Community potluck and bingo will be Mon., Aug. 28 at 6pm. Bring a dish to share with others.

Medicare assistance is available

with a trained Medicare volunteer. Call 828-749-9245 to schedule an appointment.

Please contact Donna at 828-749-

9245 or stop by if you are interested in renting the Center for your event or if you need medical loan equipment. A Thrifty Barn is open Wed.

through Sat. from 10:00 am-4:00 pm. Call (828) 393-7891 to

volunteer or for more information. A Thrifty barn basement sales is open on Sat. from 10:00 am-1:00 pm and on Wed. from 10:00

am-4:00 pm. Donations are accepted. Please contact Donna at [email protected] to be added to our email list. The Saluda Center is located at 64 Greenville St. Phone is 828-

749-9245.

What’s Happening at

Saluda Historic Depot

Museum Open Thursday-Sunday, noon to 4pm. Check out current exhibits and events at saludahistoricdepot.com.

Admission is always free and voluntary donations are appreciated. Donations can be made by mailing to Saluda Historic Depot, PO Box 990, Saluda, NC 28773 or through

Paypal at SaludaHistoricDepot.com. website.

The Saluda Historic Depot annual memberships are $25 and include a 10% discount on non-consigned items, souvenirs, T-shirts, books, posters, and other gift items. This is an opportunity for all

Saludians to fulfill the vision for

Saluda’s landmark treasure. Please send your $25 membership to Saluda Historic Depot, PO Box 990, Saluda, NC 28773, memo “2017 Membership.” You can also

purchase online at http://www.saludahistoricdepot.com/memberships/. Retail Space Available at


Approx. 500SF available, $550/month plus utilities. Prime location on historic Main St. Call Judy Ward at 828-674-5958.

Hobo Quilt Saluda volunteers

quilted a

Hobo Quilt in dedication to the "hobos" who lived along and traversed the nation's railroads in trying times

in America. This group presented the quilt to the board of the Saluda Historic Depot to be displayed along with other railroad artifacts and historical

displays. Along with the quilt, the

following declaration will be exhibited. "From the 1880s to the 1940s, hobos were a part of American life, with up to 250,000 travelers on the road at one time. Some

viewed the hobos as dirty, hard-drinking, untrustworthy bums. Most saw them as honest, honorable people caught in extraordinary times. All would

agree, however, that the railroads crisscrossing this country were

the lifeblood of every hobo. Hobo signs were their secret language: They gave direction and advice to the savvy traveler including where to find food, water, a place to sleep and possibly work. Based

on these signs, hobos could tell how they would be received by a home owner, the police, a community or even a dog. The meanings of hobo signs reflect all sides of the transient life, from

the honorable to the unsavory.

These signs also tell the story of what it took to survive as a hobo. Most importantly, this subculture was a significant part of American history that is worthy of remembrance." Taken from Debra Henninger: HOBO QUILTS 55+

Original Blocks Based on the Secret Language of Riding the Rails.

Each square has a symbol of a

sign that was used by the hobos

as a "secret language" to warn or alert hobos like "Cops Active," "Anything Goes," "Danger," and more. Volunteers quilted these signs representing the hobo's secret language into each square.

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These volunteers are: Verlie Murphy, Lynn Weidman, Geri Miller, Mar Kersten, Cam

Alexander, Vikki Nelson, Irena

Teal, Elaine Hewitt, Edna Miller, Edna McKee, Liz Taylor, Wendy Peck, Lee Ellis, and Fay Chandler. The Saluda Historic Depot will unveil the Hobo Quilt and present appreciation to these women

during Saluda Train Tales on July 21, 2017 at 7pm at the Saluda Historic Depot.

Be a Volunteer If you would like to learn about Saluda’s history and greet visitors to the Saluda Historic Depot, please call Anita Moore 404-626-2090.


Calendar August 18 – Saluda Train Tales Raymond “Bo” Brown, SR Collector and Writer

September 15 – Saluda Train Tales – Locals Month. Come tell

your stories. October 9 - Annual Golf Tournament at Bright’s Creek October 20 – Saluda Train Tales Ray Rapp, curator of How the

West Was Won: Transformation of NC from Mars Hill University November 17 –Saluda Train Tales by Granddaughters of Mr. Patterson, Engineer of Helper Train

December 15 – Saluda Train Tales Movie Night

For more information, please contact Judy Ward at 828-674-5958 or [email protected] or Cathy Jackson at 828-817-2876

or [email protected]. Donations and memberships to the Saluda Historic Depot in 2017 will enable us to receive matching grant funds from the Polk County Community Foundation.

Saluda Historic Depot is a 501(c)3

non profit and all donations are tax deductible.


Annual Golf Tournament

After a successful first golf tournament yielding a substantial profit for the 501(c)3 non-profit last October, the Saluda Historic Depot plans to make another

"hole-in-one" with its second annual golf tournament to be held at Bright's Creek as a fun fundraiser for the Depot. Golfers at any level will love just being on the breath-taking course that

flows naturally with the lay of the land amid mountain vistas all around on Monday, October 9, 2017.

Deadline for sponsorships is

August 15, 2017, and for golf registration, the deadline is September 18, 2017. Organizers are excited about the tremendous response to this fundraiser to

support the Saluda Historic Depot

& Museum.

Not only will you enjoy playing on

one of the "Top Residential Courses" in the US, you will have fun competing for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place prizes plus "closest to the pin," "fewest putts," and "longest drive" for both men and women.

There will also be two special

"Hole-In-One" opportunities to win a new car, courtesy of Bryan Easler Toyota and $10,000 cash,

courtesy of Mike Gilliam Agency,

Nationwide Insurance in Hendersonville. If you are looking for an opportunity to support the depot and promote your business, there are several sponsor level options

from which to choose. To learn more about these, please visit SaludaHistoricDepot.com and click on "Events."

Registration is easy by visiting

SaludaHistoricDepot.com and clicking under Events. You can download the entry application and print the form and send to [email protected] or fax to 828-749-3490. You may also download Registration

and see Sponsorship levels here.

Saluda Tailgate Market

Saluda Tailgate Market is open from May- October, Fridays, 4:30-6:30 EBT Cards are accepted at the

market in exchange for EBT

tokens in $1 increments. Debit and credit cards are accepted in exchange for cash tokens in $5 increments.

If you would be interested in vending at our market, please send questions to: [email protected]. Information, application, and rules and regulations are posted at: saludatailgate.com.

The Saluda Tailgate Market is friendly and well attended. The community of Saluda lends its full support to this market throughout the season. It is sponsored by the Saluda Business Association, the

City of Saluda, and Polk County

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Agricultural Economic Development. For more information, please

contact Shelley DeKay at 828-606-5713.

Saluda

Community

Land Trust Open Swim Every Wednesday in August Twin Lakes will sponsor

Wednesdays

that are open to the public. Come picnic, hike, splash, swim and

enjoy this great community resource. A volunteer will greet you and answer any questions. Be aware there is no life guard on duty and all swim at their own risk. Adults must

remain with their children. Hours

are from 11-4 each Wednesday for the month of August. Donations toward the up keep of Twin Lakes are greatly appreciated.

Walks in the Woods August 6 – Saluda Mountain Passage

This is a

moderate 3.5 mile, 2-3 hour hike with a drop-off on Heatherly Heights Road and pick up at Talisman Camp on NC 25. Map available at palmettoconservation.org.

August 20 – Grandma's Mountain This is an easy to moderate hike of 1-2 hours on private land protected by a conservation easement held by the Saluda

Community Land Trust. It's a hike suitable for grandmas and grandchildren. September 3 – Twin Lakes This is an Open Swim invitation 11:00 – 4:00. Swimming and

hiking. Bring your own picnic. Enjoy a guided walk on the trails

of Twin Lakes, one which leads to a meditation platform. Leave Fido at home, please. The Walk will

take place at 2:15pm at Twin

Lakes, 255 Linda Lane. Walkers meet 2pm at the parking lot of the Saluda Library. A SCLT member will keep you aware of the terrain of the trail and share their insights about the history,

flora, and fauna of the area as they lead each walk. Prepare for each walk with comfortable shoes, a walking

stick, water, and a snack. Please

provide any pertinent medical history to your guide. Many of these hikes will access private property. For more information click here or contact Chuck Hearon at (828)

817-0364 or [email protected]. Kudzu and Other Invasives We at SCLT

are still working on

removing kudzu. Our prime site is Judd’s Peak Lookout. We are slowly working our way down

the hill. The area where we cleared the kudzu has become a milkweed garden. When the kudzu is removed many native plants spring up.

In the past we have sprayed this

area with kudzu specific herbicide and now we are removing the crown from the root of the plant. This can be done anytime of the year. If you are interested in learning to decrown or just want to help us, please call the office

and we will get back to you. Weather permitting work days will be 8am the first and third Thursdays of the month. In

August we will meet the 3rd and

the 17th. Moody Property There are no volunteer work days August. Stay tuned for information about September's

work days. If you have time to offer other than these dates, please call John Savage, 828-

749-3906.

Twin Lakes Reservations Twin Lakes and Judd’s Peak still have dates available for reservations in August and into the Fall. It is a splendid backdrop for weddings, birthday parties and

family reunions. SCLT Monthly Board Meeting Join us on the first Wednesday of each month, this month August 2

at 3:00 pm at our office in the

Saluda Presbyterian Church fellowship building and find out more about our on-going projects and how you can get involved. Please feel free to contact us about any of our projects by

calling our office at 828-749-1560 and leaving a message. We will return your call promptly. Or send an email to [email protected]. We look

forward to your comments and suggestions.

Visit our website at www.saludaclt.org.

Saluda Garden

Club The Saluda Garden Club will meet at 9:30 a.m.

on Monday,

August 21 at Saluda Library parking lot to car pool to Avery Nursery in Columbus where Jay Hardin will speak about landscaping and winterizing your garden. This should be a great

event for members and guest who are just starting a landscape project or for those who need a tune up. New ideas and an opportunity for questions are always dear to those of us who like to dig and plant!

Please note some events may be cancelled or rescheduled due to weather or at the request of the presenter. To confirm a meeting please call Karen McGee at 828-

749-2530. We always welcome new members so if you would like

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to become part of this friendly, spirited and interesting group please contact Karen. Dues are

only $25 per year and meetings

are held once a month. Hope to see you in August.

The next meeting of the Women's Club of Saluda will take place August 8 at the Presbyterian Church on Carolina Street. Light refreshments will be served and

an interesting and informative

program will be presented. The meeting will begin at 10:00 a.m. Although the chief function of this 100+ year old club is to improve our community and provide

scholarships for worthy Saluda students, the club also provides opportunities for fun and friendship. Visitors are welcome. For more information or directions, please contact Marlin

Beckham at 828-808-2439.

Thursday Golf Golfers of all abilities are

invited to join the regular Saluda Golfers’ group. We leave from the Presbyterian Church Parking lot on Thursday’s. Time varies depending on the weather. For

more information, please contact Bruce Hunt at 828-708-7380.

Notes from City Hall

The City of Saluda approved a

bid to pour the slab for the Public Restrooms at Pace Park! Let’s get it done! More engraved bricks are needed to lead up to the new facility and help with the cost of construction.

Place your brick order to give

thanks, memorialize a loved one, or put your company name on a brick to show your support. Bricks are only $40, payable to

City of Saluda, three lines of copy with a maximum of 14 letters per line. Forms can be obtained from City Hall or by requested from Catherine Ross. Click here to download a form.

Drop off applications and

payment to City Hall or mail to City of Saluda, 6 Main Street, Saluda, NC 28773. Proceeds will go toward building public restrooms.

Be recognized as a contributor to this new Pace Park. This park is in the alley by M.A. Pace General Store and is the location of a Blue

Ridge National Heritage Area Interpretation Sign and future public restrooms. For any additional information, please contact Catherine Ross at 828-749-3534 or

[email protected].

Follow us on There are a limited

number of Coon Dog Day 5K Race T-shirts available to

purchase for

$15 each at Saluda City Hall.

Stay Informed - Get on a List! Stay informed by visiting the city website,

cityofsaludanc.com. Minutes from

previous month's town council meetings are posted on this site. To receive monthly notices about town meetings, please email at [email protected] and ask to be placed on the email list.

Saluda

Community

Library Teen SRP: Bristle Bot

Olympics & Art 08/07/2017, 2:00 PM

Make your own robot out of a toothbrush! Your robot will then compete in various activities and create art.

Bullet Journaling 08/14/2017, 2:00 PM Learn the language of rapid logging (topics, short sentences, bullets, and art) at Bullet Journaling this summer.

EVENTS AT THE LIBRARY ARE

ALWAYS FREE! Saluda Library

44 W. Main Street Saluda, NC 28773

Tel. (828) 749-2117

Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9am - 6pm

Sat. 9am - 1pm

Information Update for

Saluda Elementary August 2017

The start of the school year is upon us, and we are excited about the possibilities of

the 2017-2018 academic year.

The staff and I have been in workshops this summer and have planned a year of high academic and social growth for every child. We welcome your visit to the school!

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Here’s the Scoop for August: August 24: “Meet the Teachers”

--3:00-5:00pm

August 28: First Day for Students -- 8:10am -3:10pm Children may be dropped off in the morning after 7:45am. Breakfast is between 7:45 and

8am and is FREE for all students. Lunch is free for every child again this year as well. Call 828-749-5571 to register

new students for the 2017-2018

school year. The school supply list is under “Parent Information” on the left side of the school website: sal.polkschools.org

Visit our school website at: sal.polkschools.org Sincerely, Cari Maneen, Principal

[email protected] Located at 214 East Main St.,

Saluda, NC 28773 Please keep an eye out for the hot pink Box Tops that are on many food products and send them to our school. Our school

receives $0.10 for each Box Top that is collected and submitted. This money is used to purchase books for the Books Are Really Fun program, where every student in the school gets to choose and keep 3-5 free books each year!

Because student safety is of

utmost importance, please do not enter school premises or grounds while school is in session.

Saluda Church Services &

Events Episcopal Church of the

Transfiguration 8:00 a.m. - Holy Eucharist - Rite I 9:15 a.m. – Adult Forum

10:30 a.m. - Holy Eucharist - Rite II with music. Check their website for more programs and schedule changes.

Church of the Transfiguration - A bible study class is held each Tuesday morning, 11:00-12:00

and is open to the Saluda

community - 72 Charles Street (behind the school). Come and join us! *********************** Saluda Presbyterian Adult SS 10:00 am Worship Service 11:00 am

************************ Saluda First Baptist Church Reverend Tony Reese Worship Service 11:00am Sunday School 9:45am

Wednesday Fellowship Meal 5:15

Wednesday Bible Study and Youth Group 6:30pm 828-749-3231 Email: [email protected] ************************ Saluda Methodist Church Reverend Laurie Crowe

SS 10:00 am Worship Service 11:00 am

Oral History Interview with Mildred and Priscilla Pearson on Page 16 under Stories and

Such. Latest YouTube Enjoy our latest YouTube upload by going here: https://youtu.be/1GJvTeKhoAU

Glen Robert Morgan shared with

members of the Historic Saluda Committee what his life has been like growing up and living the majority of his life in Saluda, NC. We can tell you right now. He was quite the hotrod!

Thank you to Dot Ulrey Dot loaned us a small photo collection from the 1950’s. Dot's grandfather, Rev. Andrew Ernest Cornish was Episcopal clergy. As

a child her family were the first to

stay in one of the clergy houses on Louisiana Avenue. Dot was born in 1928 and has been coming to Saluda to stay in her family home nicknamed "Sky Shack" all her life. Dot's parents

were Sarah C. Cornish and Richard Tyler Crawford. Her father died when she was one

year old. Her mother remarried a

Mr. King. Dot has agreed to let us film an interview with her in the near future. Photos can be viewed on our Facebook page. Donations Appreciated! We frequently receive donations

of old photographs or historical documents relating to Saluda. Sometimes folks loan them to us to scan and digitalize. This is a great way to preserve your family

history or the history of the town.

The Historic Saluda Committee uses archival quality materials to store donated items. Collections are often shared on Facebook and on the website. As the museum grows at the Saluda Historic Depot, we hope to share more at

that location and at other locations around town. There is currently an exhibit of photographs at the Depot provided by the HSC. Contact us

at [email protected] to contribute to history!

Merchandise: Going Home: Saluda's Music

Traditions, oral history film documentary, DVD, $20

Images of America: Saluda,

book published by Arcadia Publishing Company, $23.50 (includes tax)

Home, Hearth and History: Stories of Old Saluda, oral history film documentary,

DVD, $20

Saluda, NC: Voices from the First 100 Years, re-mastered audio oral history recordings, CD, $10

Historic Saluda Stickers, $3 Merchandise available through

local Saluda merchants, including the Saluda Historic Depot. Some available on-line at http://saludalifestyles.com/shop.html. All proceeds go toward

future projects.

Meetings The next meeting is scheduled for Friday, August 11, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. at the Saluda Public Library in the upstairs meeting room. The

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public is encouraged and invited to attend.

Submitted by Cindy Stephenson

Tuttle, Chair, Historic Saluda Committee

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guilt and worry. I am familiar with a variety of animals and houses References are available upon request. Contact Cassandra at (864)326-8923 . Saluda Post Office Hours

Mon-Fri 9:00am-1:00pm 3:00pm-4:30pm Sat 9:30am-11:00am Sun closed (828) 749-5921.

Health/Wellness At Saluda Center

Special for August!!! One 1-hour massage and all you can enjoy yoga for 30 days $100.

Soulshine offers our community classes where each person can embark on their own personal journey of strength and flexibility, peace and love. Please join us as we grow together, weaving a

community of loving support and

healthy living! Monday 8:15 a.m. Core/flow Tuesday 9:30 a.m. Foundational Yoga, 6pm Gentle Yin Yoga

Friday 8:15 a.m. Core/flow Please visit SoulshineYogaNC.com for more information on classes and massage or call Dori Ray, LMBT,

NC 8190 at 828.808.8334 or

828.749.3395. Soulshine welcomes all levels of yoga experience. All classes are adaptable to your ability. Conveniently located at 64 Greenville Street on the lower

level. ****

Cassandra Nelson, LMBT Gentle Yin Yoga Wednesday 12:30pm

Friday 9:30am

Classes are held in the studio downstairs at the Saluda Center. Mats and props are available. Please come at least 5 minutes early. Questions are always welcome! Please call Cassandra at

(864) 326-8923.

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AIKIDO 合気道

Aikido (the art of peace or the way of harmony) is a Japanese

martial art that does not rely on physical size or strength, kicking or punching. Instead, we use flowing circular movements which enable the defender to off-balance and neutralize an attack with minimal effort or bodily harm

to the defender or the attacker. Mondays and Wednesday 6:00 PM downstairs at the Saluda Center. Contact Ken Gardner (864)275-4441, Danny Beck (843)697-0047

or Cassandra (828)749-3794 for any questions you may have.

Saluda Center is located at 64 Greenville, St.

Saluda Signpost Dr. D. Lesesne Smith was a pediatrician from Spartanburg

who had a summer home in Saluda. In 1914 he opened a private Children’s

Sanitarium on land near his home for the treatment of his year-round Spartanburg patients and any other sick children from the Lowlands who would benefit from

a cooler and less humid environment. The success of the institution in improving the health of its young patients prompted a group of philanthropists to then establish the Spartanburg Baby Hospital in Saluda, a charity

hospital to which Dr. Smith donated his services.


Saluda Scoop The latest news and the unusual offerings provided by Saluda shops, restaurants, accommodations, artists, craftspeople, and service providers.

To check business open hours or updates to schedules, please visit saluda.com and click on business website or Saluda, NC Facebook

page.

Meanwhile, Back in Saluda Have the neighbors dumped more Zucchini on your porch? This is

the time of year when many of us are trying to get rid of extra zucchini! We have a simple, quick recipe that might help take care of some of those zucchini! Stir Fry Zucchini: Rinse zucchini,

pat dry, cut in bite size pieces.

We leave the skin on. Heat Wok or skillet very hot. Add 1 Tablespoon olive oil to Wok. Toss in zucchini and stir around till heated through but still firm and

crunchy. Add a bit of garlic if you like. When almost done, toss in 1 Tablespoon soy sauce. Add a bit of hot sauce if you like. Serve over rice or eat as a side dish. If you need zucchini or other

summer produce, remember the

Saluda Tailgate Market on Friday afternoons (4:30-6:30). Also, check out our sister-store: Meanwhile, Back in Saluda's Local Market (next door to Wildflour Bake Shop) for local

fruits and vegetables. Take a look at the fruit and vegetable displays along Main Street, too for fresh summer produce! Have a great summer!

Remember to check on neighbors

especially those elderly friends who might not have air conditioning. Shop Locally and support local businesses to help keep our community thriving.

New Bicycle Shop Opens Adventure

Cycles in full

swing on the lower level of Blue Firefly! For more

information call 828-817-1892 #localbikeshop #blueridgemountains #saludanc

Random

Arts Random

Arts &

Apparel is conveniently located SOMS (Slightly Off Main Street) at the corner of Ozone & Louisiana. As we prepare for new fall clothing to arrive, our summer

clothing items are now 50-75% off regular prices. You’ll find great bargains on pants, tops, skirts, tie dye, scarves, dresses & more. Hurry while supply lasts.

Creative workshops this month Industrial Chic jewelry creation, as well as basic jewelry skills, Fabric Collage, Spirit House Assemblage and beginning books. Stop by and see samples of

upcoming workshop projects and see all that’s new here. Meet the team that includes Jane, Joyce, Dee, D.J. and Abbie.

Open Tues. - Sat. 10am till 5pm

randomartsnow.com email: [email protected] Phone: 828-749-1165 Located at 481 Louisiana Ave Saluda, NC 28773

Vogue

Salon Come celebrate

the One Year Anniversary of Vogue Salon! All women's cuts are $20, all men's cuts are $10 and ALL color services are HALF OFF!!! Don't

miss this incredible sale that runs through the month of August.

Please feel free to contact me via

email ([email protected]), Facebook or by phone at 828-424-8863 for an appointment. 31 Pearson’s Falls Rd, Saluda, NC.

Saluda Outfitters Sales and

New Arrivals There are some great deals this month at Saluda Outfitters with

new merchandise arriving almost daily. We are excited to have our new line of Werner Paddles. We now stock the translucent red, the Topo-Eagle Falls: Green HD graphic and the amber colored

Sherpa. You will not want to miss this special deal on floating

sunglasses from Unsinkable Polarized. Get a free and awesome Unsinkable Polarized

hat with each purchase of sunglasses. Unsinkable offers a lifetime and loss warranty on their glasses, even if they float away! You cannot go wrong with this deal. And while here, pick up a pair of polarized mini-shades for

your little one. While you are gearing up for your next outdoor adventure, check

out our other great deals. We have a new line of T-shirts, hats

and stickers from “Vacation for Life,” as well as the children’s “Breakfast of Champions” tees featuring fire-roasted marshmallow s’mores. For those who loves stickers and magnets—we’ve got them. A great selection

just arrived including our own Saluda Outfitters collectibles. August music calendar: Severe

weather caused cancellation of our Keen Pint Night but we will be rescheduling that event in the

future so stay tuned. 4-7pm August 5, the local duo of

Johnny Blackwell and Austin Williams

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August 12, the popular Indie Folk of Padenrich Station with Marie Diffee Wright and Jamie

Hill

August 19, the Josh Jordan Band from Greer, S.C., will return with some great country and southern rock

August 26, the music of Orion Faruque and friends

Saluda Outfitters also offers: Convenient seven days a

week hours from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (7 p.m. close on Friday/Saturday)

A hiking trail that connects to Main Street for the convenience of downtown walkers

A line of craft beers, wine, and organic snacks

Locally manufactured Bellyak

boards and Hala standup paddle boards for sale

H2O Dreams paddling school with certified whitewater instructors available in house

The store is housed at 435 Main Street in a beautiful log cabin on top of the hill overlooking the intersection of Ozone Drive and Highway 176, just turn up Shand Street.

For more information about Saluda Outfitters, call the store at (828) 848-4060 or visit us on Facebook or at saludaoutfitters.com or drop by

daily between 8:30 a.m. and 6 p.m.

Saluda Outfitters * 435 Main St., Saluda, NC 28773

Although we are in the heat of the summer, I am starting to receive this year's Fall Fashion. Made in the USA products are arriving way ahead of the season. Come in

and take advantage of the great sale on summer clothing and purses. As always, thanks for shopping local!

Looking forward, Irmy 137 East Main Street, Saluda, NC 28773. 828-

749-9555

August is Lace

Month at

Kniticality. Here is our August Schedule.

Workshop: Survey of European Lace: Aug 19 1030-4p

Workshop: Lace votives: 1030-4p

Workshops include lunch.

Potluck August 17 530-830 Theme; Fun with food

Chart reading basics: Free Class offered 2 times Aug 15 and Aug 28 come to one or both.

Cornelia Mae's Knitted Veil: 6 Fridays starting Aug 4 4-6p

Willliwaw Lace Sweater: Alternate Wednesdays beginning Aug 2, 1-3p

Sit-n-stit/Open stitch: Tues and Sat 10-12, Thurs 1-3, but really folks are welcome anytime.

55 Robin Lane, Saluda, NC 28773.

Call (828)749-3640 or visit us online at kniticality.com for more information!

Find us on Facebook.

Historic Thompson Store,

Ward’s Grill & Lola’s

Celebration Venue

Oldest Grocery Store in NC Check our new appearance out front of the store. Then step into the oldest grocery store in NC with the great supply of Meats,

Produce, Groceries, Beer & Wine.

We have local products and now you can grill “Charlie’s Sausage” links on the grill. Jeff has Italian

links, and brats too. We have all

that is needed for complete meals and we have several gluten free products, too. We also make the best Chicken Salad and Pimento Cheese. If you don’t want to cook, pick up one of our frozen meals for dinner, add a salad and

you have a completed meal. Thompson store is open 7 days a week Monday to Saturday 8 to 6 and Sunday 11 to 4.

Ward’s Grill is now open 7 days a

week, Monday to Saturday 7 to 3 and Sunday 11 to 4. All orders are prepared fresh, so come in and enjoy your meal. We have fresh cobblers for dessert and top with ice cream or

order a milkshake vanilla, chocolate, strawberry or peanut butter. Lola’s Celebration Venue is your place for any event. Come by

and look at the space or check out our website. Give us a call at

828-749-2321 to book your next event.

Veteran’s Breakfast, 3rd

Thursday of each month.

The store and grill are located at 24 Main Street, Saluda, NC. Phone is 828-749-2321.

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Fall is beginning to arrive at Sassafras! Come in and check out our new Fall offerings. We also have our Summer Sale going

on now, with discounts of up to 40% off of their original prices. If you haven’t tried on a pair of Lysse Boyfriend jeans yet, give yourself a treat, as these are some of the most comfortable

pants I have worn. They don’t

slip down or bag out, even after 3 consecutive days of wear! And, they are very slenderizing too! New Fall colors that we will be carrying in addition to Mid Wash and Mineral Wash, are Black and

Indigo. It’s been a great summer for us, and we hope for you too! We Thank You for your continued patronage and feedback! We look forward to seeing you soon!

We are open 6 days each week. Monday thru Friday, 11:00am – 5:00 pm, and Saturday, 10:00am – 5:00pm.

Stay up to date with what’s happening at Sassafras by checking out our Facebook page. Sassafras is located at 46 E. Main Street, which is in the center of town, in between the Saluda

Grade Café and The Pottery. Store phone number is 828-749-2379. Connie and Catherine

Wow! Summer has brought back so many wonderful customers.

We are still marking down merchandise as building is for sale though I get to stay through November. So much merchandise packed into a small

space, we are now 50 % consignment so a broad range of items, lots of antique glassware

as well as mid century modern

furniture and accessories. Really nice wine glass sets and bar ware and fun vintage and everyday unusual kitchen items. Books are half price and have loaded several baskets full of dollar items just to move out some smalls which are

great bargains. Gently worn consigned clothes are also marked down, mostly cotton, linen and classic. We also have hats and baskets to beat the heat

and head to the tailgate market.

And, as always, Miss Sheila needs to have a kid’s section. Midday hours, Monday through Thursday, longer hours on Friday, Saturday and Sunday 12 – 3/4 ish. Thanks for your support. Shopping small town and local always a great

idea! Trying to keep somewhat regular hours, but you can call for a casual appointment, or to see

about consigning, 828-606-1748 (Sheila).

Located at 160 Highway 176 across from Green River BBQ.

The Orchard

Inn &

Newman’s Restaurant

Less than a mile from downtown Saluda yet 500 feet higher, you can feel the air turn cooler as you ascend our hydrangea & azalea lined driveway and approach our lovely romantic Inn. Summer on our private hilltop is a glorious

mix of multi-colored flowers and lush green foliage during the day and a cacophony of a million

Kadydids at night. The Orchard Inn awaits your visit for a relaxing stay at the Inn or a sumptuous

meal at Newman's Restaurant. The atmosphere is serene and the hospitality warm. All are welcome at our little piece of mountain

paradise. Come help us celebrate 91 years of gracious hospitality.

Our fine dining restaurant,

Newman's, continues to receive high accolades from food critics far and wide. We're serving dinner every Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights and an incredible Brunch every Sunday. During the month of June, we're

celebrating the many organic delights being harvested from our 4,000 sq. ft. garden. Chef Stuart, master gardener, strives to bring diners a true "farm to table"

gastronomic experience. Treat

yourself to a most creatively prepared and delicious fine dining culinary adventure! Call to reserve a place in our elegant dining room. You don't have to be a guest of the Inn to enjoy a meal at Newman's. 828-749-5471.

For more information and reservations, please call 828.749.5471. Visit orchardinn.com and like

Newman’s Restaurant on Facebook. Like us on Facebook

We are located on Highway 176, Saluda, NC.

Green River

BBQ Please join us in the Barking Lot and Patio

for our total

Eclipse Party Monday August 21! We will provide special Eclipse glasses to view the moon when it begins to cover the sun at approx

2:30 PM. Beer specials all day, including Blue Moon for $2.00 off a bottle and some drafts on special also. We will have our regular menu but will offer a special menu for

the occasion that will include an Eclipse Burger, Luna Taco, Total Eclipse Wings sprinkled with Star Dust and Moon Pie Banana Pudding for dessert! We will also be playing some great tunes

outside!

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Also free gifts for everyone! Our Summer Concert Series

continues on Sundays from

4pm-7pm August 6-Beyond Blue August 13-Typical Mountain Boys August 20- Leftys August 27- The Note Ropers Our Summer Hours:

Sunday & Monday, 11am-8PM Tuesday-Saturday, 11am-9pm

Contact Green River BBQ at 828-749-9892 for takeout orders or

visit them at greenriverbbq.com.

Visit their Facebook page to get

extra daily coupons!

Green River BBQ is located at 131 Highway 176 West.

Wildflour

Bakery Saluda has been a gardener's dream this summer -plenty of rain and

sun. The results

are baskets of beautiful, delicious vegetables from our local farmers. Dan delivered ripe, juicy cherry tomatoes of all colors, crisp basil and delicious little cucumbers today. We saw boxes

of perfect peppers just in time for pizza on Friday. And our Tailgate Market is a chef's delight on Fridays. Come and enjoy all our local produce featured on Wildflour's summer menu.

Are you excited to be so near the path of the solar eclipse on Monday, August 21? Wildflour will be closed that Monday so our staff has the opportunity for this once in a lifetime event. We hope you get the opportunity to

experience it as well...come in on Wednesday, Aug. 23 and tell us about it. Monday: 8:00 am - 3:00 pm

(closed August 21 for Eclipse)

Tuesday: closed Wednesday: 8:00 am - 3:00 pm & 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm for pizza Thursday: 8:00 am - 3:00 pm Friday: 8:00 am - 3:00 pm for breakfast and lunch &

5:00 pm - 8:00 pm for pizza Saturday: 8:00 am - 3:00 pm Sunday: 10:00 am - 3:00 pm

While you are checking out our Facebook page or website, you can sign up for our newsletter. It's a great way to make sure you don't miss any of the specials and happenings at Wildflour.

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Meanwhile, Back in Saluda’s Local Market Sprouting New Ideas every week

and August is our 4 Year Anniversary! SALES all month long to

celebrate! Thank you to our great customers, family and friends for four years of business. We have learned a lot and thanks to our customers, we are sprouting new and exciting plans

for Meanwhile’s Local Market Shop’s fifth year!

Summer is in full swing with fresh juicy tomatoes, cucumbers and all those zucchini that neighbors love to pawn off on each other!

Meanwhile’s Local Market now has fresh vegetables, fruits, herbs and flowers - all from local farmers. Stop in and see what is garden fresh and tasty each week.

A rare total solar eclipse occurs

on Monday, August 21 and we have the perfect coffee for eclipse day. “Total Eclipse” dark roast coffee from Leopard Forest

Coffee Company! Stop in and get a bag to take home and enjoy a cup while watching the eclipse!

It is important to shop Locally! Saluda’s shops have almost everything a family

needs. If you don’t see what you

are looking for, ask the Shopkeeper and we bet they can point you to a store in Saluda that has the item. Enjoy the rest of summer! Thank You for four great years and we look forward to the next four!

August Hours: Monday, Thursday, & Saturday: 10:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Wednesday & Friday: 10:00 A.M.

- 8:00 P.M. PIZZA NIGHT!

Sunday: 10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. Wildflour’s Brunch Time Tuesday: CLOSED *Space available for parties & private events. Call for reservations.

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171 East Main Street, Saluda, NC Wine Shop Phone: 828-749-

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Through Our Eyes As Seen Through Saluda

School Kids We hope you enjoy this new series of stories written by Saluda

School students.

Juliana I am a first grade artist. I love art! My name is Julianna.

The kids in my class created a Cardinal Collage.

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Cardinals are one of North Carolina's state symbols.

Ms. McRostie read us a book

called Snowflake Bentley. He was a scientist and discovered that all snowflakes are unique. He took photos of snowflakes with a special camera. We learned that they have six sides/points and are made of frozen water vapor that

falls from very cold clouds. Then we painted snowflakes all over our blue background paper.

Our red Cardinal had wings that

we traced using our hands and fingers. This pretty bird has a real red tail feather. He looks like he is flying in the night.

Stories & Such

Oral History Interview with Mildred and Priscilla Pearson Members of the Historic Saluda Committee, Cindy Stephenson Tuttle and Jeremy Williams, spent an enjoyable July morning visiting

with Mildred Pearson, or

Millie as she likes to be called, and Priscilla Pearson. Millie is the granddaughter of the famed Captain Charles W. Pearson, a

railroad engineer who is credited with the task of bringing the railroad up the steep Saluda Grade. Priscilla is Millie's niece and great granddaughter of Capt.

Pearson. Millie lives in Melrose on

Pearson Falls Road, a stone's throw from the #2 safety track and actually lives on the land where Capt. Pearson's home once stood. Millie has a great big stone fireplace made from the stone

that once was part of the Captain's home. Still standing next door is the house where

Priscilla now lives and is the place

of Millie's birth. This house once belonged to Giles William Pearson, a son of Capt. Pearson and Millie's father. Millie spoke fondly of her childhood saying that Pearson Falls and the train tracks at Melrose were her

playgrounds. Millie requested to go on record that it was actually her father who bought Pearson Falls after the Civil War from land speculators or carpetbaggers and

owned it until the Great

Depression. He lost the property to the bank but was very instrumental in getting the Tryon Garden Club to buy it because he knew the value of the plants and trees that were there. Millie holds in high regard, much like her

father did, the plants and wildlife found around the Pearson Falls area and can identify the many species of wildflowers that are indigenous to the area. Priscilla

takes pride in being the family historian and shared a great deal

of the Pearson Family history. Details of this interview are forthcoming when the entire interview will be edited and uploaded to YouTube. Keep your eye on this column for when that

is complete. In the meantime, Priscilla shared an interesting story written by another son of Capt. Charles Pearson, also named Charles Pearson, about the day the Captain met his

future bride, Susan Bruce

Shepard: My Mother, Susan Bruce Shepard by Charles Pearson (son of Capt. Charles Pearson) My mother,

Susan Bruce Shepard Pearson, had her back injured when she was an

infant. About the

same time her father became interested with other people from Alabama, but the only way to get to Alabama was by private conveyance to Mobile. That was quite a trip, so

my mother's parents left her in Elizabeth City with her grandmother. It was a long time

before the parents could come

back to get her. Then she would not go with them as she was nearly grown and had a mind of her own. Most of her brothers and sisters were born in Alabama and continued to live there. When my mother was grown

and still living in Elizabeth City, she visited in Asheville with her aunt, Margaret Martin Russell,

and with her uncle

General James Green Martin who lived in Asheville after the Civil War. The trip to Asheville from Elizabeth City was by stage or private conveyance to Norfolk

then by rail to Raleigh and Old Fort, and then by stage coach up the mountain to Asheville. After one of those visits to Asheville, Susan B. Shepard was coming

down the mountain by stage coach. My father, Charles W.

Pearson, was also coming down the mountain on the same coach on his way to Salisbury. The stage coach overturned and rolled partly down the mountain. The custom, in those days, was for

the lady passengers to ride inside the coach, and for the men, unless there was room inside, to ride on top of the coach. In this case, my father was on the top of the coach. When the coach

wrecked, he, of course, jumped

clear. The ladies inside were pinned under and in the wreckage. My father was the hero who got my mother out and so they met. Photos of Captain Charles W.

Pearson and wife, Susan Bruce Shepard Pearson compliments of Carolina Pearson Mims, great granddaughter.

Interview by Historic Saluda

Committee


Saluda Faces

Archie and Bevie Hardy Saluda Faces recognizes Saluda citizens that you may see often and wonder who they are, what they do, and why they live or work in Saluda. If you would like to refer someone for Saluda Faces, please email [email protected].

Archie and Bevie first met at Still Hopes about 10 years

ago. Both are from

SC; Bevie grew up in Charleston and Archie

in Columbia. After both lost their spouses in the fall of 2009, they re-met at a wedding in February of 2010 and read below for the rest of their story. They married in October of 2011,

sold their respective properties in SC and moved to Archie’s house

on Shand Hill in Saluda which he has owned for 17 years. Archie has been coming to Saluda since the age of 2 and remembers

childhood friends like Dave Rembert, Julian Shand, and Ben Gause that also vacationed here in Saluda in the summers. His parents would rent a house and spend a few weeks here every

summer. He came to western NC for summer camp for about 16

summers starting when he was about 8 years old. He went to Sky Valley, Sequoia, and Kanuga in NC, and other camps in SC and GA.

Bevie was a camper at Ton-A-Wandah in Flat Rock, NC for eight years finishing up as a counselor. She is also a Master Gardener, and you can witness it first hand when you see the house and the

decorations on the back deck. In

the 1970's while living on Fripp Island, Bevie authored a seafood cookbook with three other friends, "Fripp Island Fare" and had a wonderful time doing it.

She was also a jewelry designer in the late 80's with two other

friends and found it to be an eye opening experience. She also paints. Judy Thompson

encouraged her to join a three

day class to improve her painting skills 15 months ago, and she just sold her first painting. Archie has been playing the banjo and ukulele for many years and plays at three nursing homes, one

of which, Autumn Care, is in Saluda. He has a passion for duplicate bridge and welcomes any questions or conversations about bridge. Recently, he and

his partner, Bill Rearick, came in

fourth in a North American Bridge Game. Being involved along with two of his three adult children in Rotary International, he also enjoys Republican politics and public

speaking, represents Saluda in the Polk County Commission on Aging, and is a member of the Saluda Parks and Recreation Committee. He also served in the

South Carolina legislature for five years as a page, then two terms

as an elected representative from 1979- 1982. After earning degrees from USC, UNC Chapel Hill and a doctorate in education from University of Georgia, he was actively involved in Parks and

Recreation administration in the state. He also was one of four men who invented the game of Four Square Ball. It’s designed to be played in a 16 square foot area by elementary school

children and up.

They are both active members of Transfiguration Episcopal Church in town. Bevie is in the Woman's Club and Altar Guild; Archie is an usher, a member of the Men's Club, and helps with church

breakfasts. Archie also represented the Episcopal Church in a national conference in Lausanne, Switzerland.

The picture above is from a trip

they took to Italy. So now you know what they look like. They aren’t shy, so if you see them around town or at the Welcome Table someday, ask them about

their trip and anything else, now that you know a little about them.

By Mike Boyce

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Lake Lots 1.01 ac on Lake Adger, MLS#3246170, $85,000

.89 ac view lot at Lake Sheila, MLS#3254020, $82,000

Lake Sheila, 1.21 ac MLS#3213167, $85,000

Dun Roamin', Lot 1, .77 ac, lakefront, $39,000 MLS# 3284251

1.05 ac, Macedonia Lake, MLS# 3175119, $75,000

Saluda City Lots

87 ac historic Columbia Heights area, MLS# 3273411, $109,000 .96 ac, Ozone Commercial, MLS#3213577, $125,000

.46 ac, MLS#3151228, $68,500 .23 ac, MLS#591373, $48,000

.11 ac Historic Commercial zoning, MLS# 3216007, $78,000

Piney Mountain

2.33 ac, MLS#3174376, $52,800 2.48 ac, MLS#3237409, $28.000 15.66 ac, MLS#3237521, 199,900

2.23 ac on corner lot, $32,000, MLS#3256215

1.65 Ac views, adj. NC Gamelands, $28,000, MLS#584643

View Lots

5 ac, View, MLS#3123117 $59,500 2.07 ac on Laurel Mountain Trail,

MLS#3133490, $65,000 NEW! 1.07 ac Mountain Vista, MLS#

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River Lots

5.39 ac on Green River, MLS#3193798, 205,000

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NEW! 1.33 ac Morgan Creek, MLS# 3284644, $49,900

2.08 ac in Whites Lake, creek, MLS# 3273455, $55,000

1.03 acres, just outside city limits, MLS#3244790, $55,000

4 ac, MLS#3168763, $38,000 1.76 ac, MLS#3199724, $36,500

1.66 ac, Whites Lake, MLS#3231014, $32,000

5.77 ac, bold stream, natural development, MLS#556067 $114,000 13+ ac Bear Creek, $126,000, MLS#

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Annual Calendar of Events JUNE Top of the Grade Concerts – June 9, July 14, August 11, Sept 2 JULY Coon Dog Day - A homecoming and celebration for dogs and their people! Great food, live music,

parade, crafts, and more! 1st Saturday after July 4. July 8, 2017 SEPTEMBER Charlie Ward's Memorial BBQ - 2nd Saturday in September

NOVEMBER Green Race - A world Class V kayaking race. 1st Saturday in November. Saluda Methodist Church Turkey Dinner - 2nd Saturday in November

Small Business Saturday – Saturday after Thanksgiving DECEMBER Hometown Christmas - Open House and Music, 2nd Friday in December

2017 Saluda

Service Directory Now available at the Beverly-Hanks Saluda office, Entegra Bank, City of Saluda, Meanwhile Back in Saluda

2017 Eat, Stay & Play

in Saluda

A guide to what to do in Saluda. Now available at the Beverly-Hanks Saluda office and Thompson’s Store/Ward’s Grill,

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