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A bucket of UPCYCLING water and a scuttle of coal

TOM ORR

hen I think of youngsters W enrolled in our schools today, I often am reminded of how things used to be. Research reveals how things were back when there was no inside plumbing and water came from a bucket and a dipper instead of a fountain. The establishment of rules for teachers and students Artist Dave Pearce creates furniture and art objects from the scrap metal on his lot at Naples Iron and Metal Recyclers. was essential. PATRICK SULLIVAN PHOTOS/TIMES-NEWS You might like to visit the Henderson County Public Schools central office building (the old Rosa TRASH to TREASURE Edwards School). To your left, just as you enter the front entrance, is Confer- Scrap metal dealer and artist Dave Pearce creates visionary objects ence Room 1A. Attached to the walls in that room is By Seán Patrick Smith a timeline that shows the Times-News Correspondent development of Henderson County schools. You can also read a few of the rules riving up to Naples Iron and Metal that applied in times past. Recyclers off Asheville Highway Thanks to Bill Barnwell D (Aug. 27, 2014) for pulling in Hendersonville, an ordinary together pieces of history. person might see acres of twisted steel and I am always amused at rusted iron, the detritus of an ever-disposable Rules for Teachers (1872). Here are a few: 1. Teach- culture. Owner Dave Pearce sees endless pos- ers each day will fill lamps, sibilities for repurposing and rebirth among clean chimneys. 2. Each teacher will bring a bucket the cogs, gears and metal bars. of water and a scuttle of coal for the day's session. 3. Pearce is one part Make your pens carefully. scavenger, one part mad Steampunk: You may whittle nibs to scientist, one part vision- a crash course the individual taste of the ary artist. The works pupils. he creates are inspired. Steampunk is a subgenre Many of the rules apply An old brass bed can be of science fantasy the to personal conduct. For remade into a garden incorporates technology example: 4. Men teachers bench. An iron cage and design inspired by may take one evening each becomes a light fixture. 19th-century industrial week for courting pur- Old box springs form a steam-powered machinery. poses. 5. Women teachers table top. Steampunk works are often who marry or engage in “I like to create func- set in an alternative history unseemly conduct will be tional furniture out of of 19th-century Britain or dismissed. And then there scrap metal and found the American West. Dave is this one: 8. Any teacher pieces,” Pearce said. “My Pearce’s repurposed works who smokes, uses liquor in taste tends to run with rightly evoke comparisons. any form, frequents pool or industrial ‘automobilia.’ “I like Steampunk and its Dave Pearce welds a piece in progress. public halls, or gets shaved I incorporate vintage use of iron and wood. I like in a barber shop will give car and truck parts into the combination of the good reason to suspect his new and unusual pieces. modern and Victorian. The worth, intention, integ- Vintage car parts and industrial fantasy machines rity, and honesty. (I don't industrial parts can be are just fun.” quite get the “barber shop” truly beautiful pieces.” warning!) A current piece Pearce topped with a tiger’s eye Jeremiah Orr, my great- is creating illustrates his maple wood top. The gas grandfather, was born Oct. design aesthetic. To the tank opening is a perfect 15, 1827, in the Bowman's average eye, it is just a rear spot to conceal remote Bluff section of the county. panel from an abandoned controls.” According to Lenoir Ray 1956 DeSoto automobile. It is this thinking in “Postmarks,” he was a In his mind’s eye, Pearce outside the box and chal- schoolmaster. sees an entertainment lenging conventionality Jeremiah married Mar- console. that makes Pearce’s work garet A. Hamilton in 1850 “It’s all there, just wait- so intriguing. and by her had 10 children. ing to come out in physical John L. Orr, his son, was my form,” he said. “It’s the grandfather. perfect size. It will be SEE PEARCE, E8 Dave Pearce begins work on a reclaimed part from a cement mixer. I wanted to learn more about an exceptional teacher, Robert F. Ham- ilton. There is a chapter in “Book of Generations,” FLAT ROCK PLAYHOUSE written by Jessie Hart Wright, that focuses on “The Orrs and Hamiltons.” Posey to direct play that off ered her breakthrough role Admittedly, each time I try to unravel the genealogy ‘The Aff ections in “The Toys Take Want to go? of the Orr family, I come Over Christmas.” Put away more frustrated than of May’ opens on by her high school What: “The Affections of before. (There is at least one Thursday on drama club back in May” John in every generation). main stage Cleveland, Miss., the When: Show opens at Wright states the dilemma juvenile ensemble ini- 7:30 p.m. Thursday; per- best: “Any genealogist tially looked less than formances at 7:30 p.m. would find it difficult to By Lauren Stepp promising. Wednesdays and Thurs- determine accurately how Times-News Correspondent “But then a cheer- days, 8 p.m. Fridays and many citizens of this section leader broke her ankle,” Saturdays, and 2 p.m. trace their ancestry back In theater, “breaking Posey said. “And I Wednesdays, Thursdays, to the pioneer Orr family.” a leg” has evolved into a became the clown.” Saturdays and Sundays Scott Treadway and Lisa K. Bryant star in “The Affections of The author lists families hackneyed phrase with However inoppor- through June 4. May,” directed by Flat Rock Playhouse veteran Paige Posey. that connect: Jordans, little significance. Still, tune, the skit imbued Where: Flat Rock Play- The comedy opens Thursday. PHOTO PROVIDED Ashworths, Shipmans, longtime vagabond a thespian spirit, and house Mainstage, 2661 Maxwells, Killians, and Paige Posey’s rise to the now after over 30 years Set to debut on the K. Bryant, a carefree Greenville Highway, Flat others. stage gives the saying a at the Flat Rock Play- main stage Thursday bed and breakfast Rock This was certainly the whole new meaning. house, Posey will direct and continue through owner in Grogan’s Tickets: $15-$40 case when I tried to connect “I wasn’t even cast,” the upcoming rendering June 4, the romantic Cove. Conflict ensues Info: 828-693-0731, toll- she said, admitting to of Norm Foster’s “The comedy centers on May free at 866-732-8008 or SEE ORR, E7 her role, or lack thereof, Affections of May.” Henning, played by Lisa SEE POSEY, E8 fl atrockplayhouse.org E2 Sunday, May 22, 2016 | Times-News BOOKS

REVIEW | ‘BOAR ISLAND’ BOOKCASE “Her Again: Becom- in Chile. Neruda is ing Meryl Streep” by renowned for an Michael Schulman. oeuvre that casts Novel among best in series “When they called away despair that my name,” Meryl celebrates living By Oline H. Cogdill settle into her job when she is Streep said in her and arises from the The Associated Press pulled into a murder investigation. 2012 Oscar speech, belief that there is Meanwhile, personnel problems “I had this feeling no insurmountable Nevada Barr’s vivid novels about threaten the rangers as Denise I could hear half solitude. This book National Park Service Ranger Castle launches her quiet hate of America going, presents Neruda’s Anna Pigeon have allowed read- campaign against Paul Barnes, her ‘Ohhh, no. Oh, common — mature imagination and writ- ers to take visceral tours of more co-worker and former lover whom why? Her. Again.’” By now, ing: signature love poems, U.S. national parks than most she cannot forgive for breaking it’s hard to remember a odes, anecdotal narratives could ever arrange to visit. Anna’s up with her three years ago and time when her name wasn’t and poems of the political work, which takes her across the starting a new family. Denise’s life synonymous with the title imagination. The acclaimed country, showcases the beauty and takes an unexpected turn when she Greatest Living Actress. translator Forrest Gander eco-systems of the National Park finally meets her long-lost twin, But who was she before beautifully renders the eros Service, which is celebrating its Paulette Duffy, from whom she she was the “Iron Lady” of and heartache, deep wonder 100th anniversary this year. was separated as an infant. The acting? How did she learn and complex wordplay of “Boar Island” finds Anna on women’s relationship is strained to do what she does? What the original Spanish, which a 21-day assignment at Maine’s by their past — Paulette was happens when we look at is presented here alongside Acadia National Park. A breath- adopted by a family while Denise her again, not as a cel- full-color reproductions of taking look at nature’s beauty landed in various foster homes. ebrated diva but as a limpid the poems in their original and stunning vistas is standard Barr excels in producing a 20-something burning with composition on napkins, for Barr’s series with its ongo- nuanced view of the rangers’ talent and ambition? playbills, receipts and in ing theme of man’s ruthlessness. lives and the economic hardships notebooks. “Boar Island” does all that, but “Boar Island,” by Nevada Barr. MINOTAUR the area lobstermen and their “Jungle of Stone: The True Story the plot unfolds in more inside VIA AP families face. The characters are of Two Men, Their Extraordinary “Immunity: How Elie Metchnikoff Journey and The Discovery of Changed the Course of Modern locations — a crumbling light- Heath’s adopted daughter and as vivid and sometimes as tough the Lost Civilization of the Maya” Medicine” by Luba Vikhanski. house, a deteriorating house, Anna’s goddaughter. Elizabeth and unforgiving as the Maine by William Carlsen. In 1839, Around Christmas of 1882, a local bar — with just enough has been the victim of a cyber- environment. Realistic twists rumors of extraordinary yet while peering through a jaunts to Maine’s exterior to stalker back home in Boulder, enhance the story. baffl ing stone ruins buried microscope at starfi sh larvae showcase the state’s beauty. Colo., and the family believes Barr’s affection for the national within the unmapped jungles in which he had inserted Anna is accompanied to Maine a trip to Maine may halt the parks shines in “Boar Island,” of Central America reached tin thorns, Russian zoolo- by her friend Heath Jarrod, viciousness. But it appears the making it one of the best in a two of the world’s most gist Elie Metchnikoff had a Heath’s aunt Gwen Littleton and stalker has followed the family. series known for its gripping, intrepid travelers. Seized by brilliant insight: what if the 16-year-old Elizabeth, who is Anna has barely had time to precise plots. the reports, American dip- mobile cells he saw gather- lomat John Lloyd Stephens ing around the thorns were REVIEW | ‘UNSEEN CITY’ and British artist Frederick nothing but a healing force in Catherwood — both already action? Metchnikoff’s daring celebrated for their adven- theory of immunity would Book celebrates nature, urban parenting tures in Egypt, the Holy Land, eventually earn the scientist Greece and Rome — sailed a Nobel Prize, shared with By Kevin Begos tone “both interrogative over pollution or the dan- trip to daycare, Josephine together out of New York his archrival, as well as the The Associated Press and imperative.” Soon gers of climate change, notices some ants and Harbor on an expedition into unoffi cial moniker “Father of Johnson moves from he argues that “instead of asks if they sleep at night. the forbidding rainforests of Natural Immunity.” Nature writing is full of one-word answers such glorifying only untouched Johnson says he doesn’t present-day Honduras, Gua- men heading off into the as “tree” to explaining the wilderness, we might know but replies, “I can temala and Mexico. What “Mexican Today: New and wilderness in search of parts of trees. build an environmen- ask my friend. She’s a bug they found would rewrite Rediscovered Recipes for something, but journalist Trees ultimately lead to tal ethic that allows scientist.” the West’s understanding of Contemporary Kitchens” by Pati Nathanael Johnson brings mysterious and possibly humans and nature to live “Your friend the bug human history. Jinich. A collection of recipes the genre into the 21st edible weeds in vacant together.” scientist is a girl?” Jose- from the host of PBS’ series century with a refreshing, lots, as well as turkey Johnson writes beauti- phine asks. She ponders “Then Come Back: The Lost Pati’s Mexican Table for tra- thought-provoking and vultures, ants and other fully about the various that for a few minutes Neruda Poems” translated ditional Mexican dishes and humorous father-and- creatures that city dwell- city critters, and also before twisting in the by Forrest Gander. This modifi ed recipes that show daughter eco-quest. ers often ignore, as if they captures the magic stroller and announc- stunning collection gathers the evolution of Mexican Johnson goes on urban weren’t really a part of of a young girl grow- ing, “I changed my idea, never-before-seen poems, food, including such options stroller expeditions, seek- nature. ing up and viewing the Papa. I don’t want to be a discovered within the Pablo as guacamoles, salsa, tacos, ing beauty and wonder in Johnson writes that he world with fresh eyes ballerina. Can I be a bug Neruda Foundation’s archives enchiladas and guisados. the commonplace. The sought “the experience of and wonder. Josephine scientist?” father and daughter (with natural wonder without moves beyond “that?” Johnson is a realist: He BESTSELLERS mom’s blessing) become leaving civilization” and to exclaim “whoa” at the acknowledges how diffi- the Resistance in Paris. Thoreaus of the concrete, that “this, instead, is a sight of young fruit buds, cult it can be to celebrate Find expanded rankings at studying pigeons, snails, book of domestic nature and soon sees details her nature amidst the pres- nytimes.com/books. Nonfi ction crows and squirrels, and writing.” father missed, like the sures of making money, Fiction foraging for tangy side- “Unseen City” points beautiful green sheen on a paying bills and raising a 1. THE RAINBOW COMES AND by James by Anderson Cooper walk weeds. out that environmental pigeon’s neck. family. But he suggests 1. 15TH AFFAIR, GOES, Patterson and Maxine and Gloria Vanderbilt. Some nature writers writing and photogra- “Unseen City” is a that “if humans hope to Paetro. When a brutal Mother and son discuss brave jungles or forest phy often downplay how modern classic of nature achieve a more harmo- murder threatens the their relationship and dif- beasts, but Johnson faced linked we are to civiliza- writing, but also a moving nious relationship with domestic happiness of fi cult family history. an even more relentless tion. Thoreau wasn’t story about learning the natural world, we the San Francisco police by Angela Duck- challenge: the need to really in the wilderness at to be a parent. When will have to see it in full: 2. GRIT, detective Lindsay Boxer, worth. A psychologist and answer his baby daugh- Walden Pond, and Annie Josephine enters a girly breathtaking, dirty, and she turns for help to the consultant argues that pas- ter’s constant questions. Dillard lived in suburbia phase Johnson suggests a inspiring, and annoying Women’s Murder Club. sion and perseverance are In the beginning Jose- when she wrote “Pilgrim career as a scientist, but all at the same time” By by David the keys to success. phine points to things at Tinker Creek.” While she says that’s not a job the end of “Unseen City” 2. THE LAST MILE, Baldacci. In a sequel to and asks “That?” in a Johnson doesn’t gloss for girls. Then, during a it is hard to disagree. 3. HAMILTON: THE REVO- “Memory Man,” Amos LUTION, by Lin-Manuel Decker, a detective with Miranda and Jeremy AT THE LBRARY an extraordinary memory, McCarter. 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EVERYBODY’S FOOL, by tips for achieving better Michael Phillips “Paying for College Meyer Sixth & Spring Books Richard Russo. We’re back sleep habits. “Where I Lost Her,” T. Without Going Broke,” “Unstoppable: Har- “The Lady in Gold: The in North Bath, N.Y., in a 9. FIVE PRESIDENTS, by Clint Greenwood Princeton Review and nessing Science to Extraordinary Tale of sequel to “Nobody’s Fool.” Hill with Lisa McCubbin. “Finding Amos,” J. D. Kalman Chany Change the World,” Bill Gustav Klimt’s Master- 9. THE OBSESSION, by A retired Secret Service Mason, ReShonda Tate “Let Food Be Your Nye piece, Portrait of Adele Nora Roberts. A woman agent discusses his experi- Billingsley and Bernice Medicine: Dietary “Junior Seau: The Life Bloch-Bauer,” Anne- is haunted by her father’s ence with presidents from McFadden Changes Proven to Pre- and Death of a Football Marie O’Connor crimes as she tries to Eisenhower to Ford. “The Girl You Lost,” vent or Reverse Disease,” Icon,” Jim Trotter “Strategic Fail- pursue love and her work 10. FIRST WOMEN, by Kate Kathryn Croft Don Colbert “Black Dragon River: A ure: How President as a photographer. Andersen Brower. The 10 “The Calling of Ella “Ghostbread,” Sonja Journey Down the Amur Obama’s Drone Warfare, 10. THE NIGHTINGALE, by fi rst ladies since 1960, based McFarland,” Linda Livingston River at the Borderlands Multilateralism, and Mil- Kristin Hannah. Two sisters on interviews with White Brooks Davis “At the Existentialist of Empires,” Dominic itary Amateurism Have in World War II France: one House staff, social secre- “Forty Rooms,” Olga Cafe: Freedom, Being, Ziegler Imperiled America,” struggling to survive in the taries and friends, by the Grushin and Apricot Cocktails “Persephone Rising: Mark Moyar countryside, the other joining author of “The Residence.” Times-News | Sunday, May 22, 2016 E3 When it comes to electronic dance music, REVOLUTIONS where my girls at? By Mesfi n Fekadu something that I haven’t experienced The Associated Press to be honest. At the end of the day the music that you make has no avid Guetta, Diplo, Avicii gender, no color.” and Calvin Harris are Nervo and Moudaber said they holding fast as the kings haven’t faced uphill battles in EDM of the clubs, with women because they are women, unlike in Dstill a rarity among popular electronic other fields. dance DJ-producers. But the lack of women DJs has This weekend’s Electric Daisy been a part of the EDM conversa- Carnival in New York City — the tion for the last year. It reached a annual ultra-popular electronic new height when DJ Magazine — the dance music extravaganza — definitive source for news and info features six women among the on DJs, dance music and its culture — 80-plus performers. released its 25th anniversary issue last And lest you think that number month, featuring 25 male DJs on its seems low: “I think that sounds cover and zero women. The British- like a higher than normal number,” based magazine’s 2015 Top 100 list of said Miriam Nervo, one-half of the DJs only included three female acts, Australian EDM duo NERVO, which with NERVO in the highest position includes her sister Olivia. Australian EDM duo Miriam Nervo, left, and at No. 24 (the female duo Krewella Other festivals have featured one Olivia Nervo ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO was at 81 and Miss K8 at 94). or two women, while some don’t “My guess is maybe there’s the have any at all. Stephanie LaFera (Kaskade). thought that it’s more challenging But outside of DJ’ing, women Nervo, who also has had success as for women so less women go for it make up other parts of the a songwriter with her sister for acts because maybe they’re intimidated dance music world. They like Kesha, Kylie Minogue and even by it,” said Pasquale Rotella, the CEO appear as vocalists on most co-penned Guetta’s breakout pop of Insomniac, which produces EDC of the thumping tracks that anthem, 2009’s “When Love Takes festivals around the world. “And I have been spun over and Over,” said though on paper the would hate for that to be the case. If over for decades and they EDM world looks like a boys’ club, that is, I’d love to help change that.” also work as songwrit- that’s not the case. In 2007, Tatiana Alvarez was so ers as well as managers “Our experience has really been so over being ignored that she trans- of top talent, such positive from the boys,” Nervo said. formed and became DJ Musikillz, a as Caroline Pro- Other women have echoed her male performer. She wore facial hair thero (Guetta), statement, including Nicole Mouda- and loose clothing, hid her breasts Amy Thomson ber, who is performing and hosting and booked more gigs as a man. (Swedish her own stage dubbed “MoodZONE” Warner Bros. is turning her story House at Citi Field for EDC New York. into a movie. Mafia) or “I never even thought about it; it “There were prejudices toward never really crossed my mind. I do women, definitely back then. It what I do and I live in my own club was a different industry, it was in my own world, and I never had a different time,” said the Los obstacles as such —never,” said the Angeles-performer, who disguised performer, who was born in Nige- herself as a man for a year. “It was ria to Lebanese parents. “It’s really definitely ‘cause I was a girl, ‘cause I was a sexy girl.”

ART NOTES White Squirrel craftsmen in 5,000 square County for over 50 years. Our feet of creative space. Art purpose is to promote appre- Photo Contest Mob is open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. ciation and understanding winners announced Mondays-Saturdays and of the creative arts among 1-4:30 p.m. Sundays. the students. With our yearly The Transylvania Com- For more information, visit gift, we hope to foster future munity Arts Council has artmobstudios.com. generations of artists with partnered with the Heart “Munchies” earned first place supplies and opportunities of Brevard to host the 12th in the 2016 White Squirrel that they may not get with annual White Squirrel Art League launches Photo Contest. DEBORAH API- the limited budgets our Photo Contest. CERNO PHOTO GoFundMe site teachers work with.” Tammy Hopkins, execu- In February, ALHC pro- tive director of the TC Arts The Art League of Hender- Art MoB hosts fi rst vided local art teachers with Council said, “There were son County has initiated its $2,200 in gift certifi cates to 45 entries this year by pho- Miniature Juried Art fundraising effort for 2016 by purchase art supplies for the tographers from Brevard, Show setting up a GoFundMe page classrooms. Additional funds Pisgah Forest, Asheville, at gofundme.com/22q8fupc Art MoB recently opened were presented as prizes to Etowah, Hendersonville, to receive donations to fund its inaugural Miniature the secondary student art Flat Rock and even an entry this year’s Arts in Education Juried Art Show with a winners at the students and from a photographer from program. reception on May 5. More mentors exhibitions. Black Creek, Wis. Be sure to ALHC president Sharon than 100 patrons fi lled the Martina Zinn, one of the go downtown and look for Carlyle said, “The Art League Art MoB Studios and Market- teacher recipients and ALHC the photos which will be on has been supporting the place to enjoy the artists and art teachers in Henderson display in the windows of T009-1919462 their miniature artwork. SEE ART NOTES, E7 the old Antique Mall/Under- Art MoB juried in 21 ground Salvage Co. on Main artists, each with the oppor- Street next to Theophilus. tunity to submit two pieces RESERVATIONS NOW ACCEPTED The photos will be on dis- all less than 8-inches-by-8- play from May 24 to 31.” –CALLCARILLON inches . This resulted in 40 Judges for the photo Come Home to TODAY! pieces for the fi rst annual contest were local pho- miniature show. Patrons of tographers Sue Hershey the show had the opportu- and Kathy Voltz as well nity to vote for Best in Show Carillon Assisted Living! as Joan VanOrman from and Honorable Mention. Focused Marketing for The Best in Show award Photographers. North Carolina’s premier assisted living and Alzheimer’s went to pastel artist Alec The winners are: Hall for his piece “Rose- care community for seniors is accepting reservations ■ First place: Deborah Breasted Grosbeak,” and the Apicerno with “Munchies” in Hendersonville! Honorable Mention award ■ Second place: Terry went to artist RuthEllen At Carillon, our seniors hold Maros with “Mine” Boerman for her painting ■ Third place: Gloria the keys to the good life. Our “Tree of Life.” Clouse with “Squirrel on The miniature show will care keeps their best life within the Rail” hang in the gallery through Honorable Mention reach. And Carillon is home June 12, and all of the art- awards were given to Jock work is for sale. To keep the tothehighlyregarded Aplin, Bobby Ferrell Sr., fun still going, Art MoB will Alzheimer’s care program, Chris Tipton, Cindy Morgan, give out another Honorable Debbie Burgess, Sherry The Garden Place. Mention award at the end of Hine and Lori Jacques. the show. Patrons are asked The White Squirrel to vote for favorite miniature Call Carillon Festival will take place piece of art before June 12. in downtown Brevard Today! Art MoB Studios and May 27-29. For more Marketplace, located at information, visit whites- To RSVP, please call 828-475-7276

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HUMOR HOROSCOPES Today’s Birthday (05/22/16). — Today is a 5 — It’s easier Shift focus toward love. Your to concentrate and compro- year revolves around home mise. Messes come fewer Rolling in the hay for pay and family. New house- and farther between. It’s hold circumstances lead easier to reach consensus. ike any great ath- parents pay my parents time. Sometimes I actu- to a professional turning Money and travel fl ow easier lete who retires $200,000 for me to ally roll in the mud and point after summer. With now that Mercury is direct. L after winning it have sex with her.” make ‘em clean me up all a partner, make plans for Find what you need nearby. all, American Pharoah N: “You’re making over again. You know, action around autumn, when Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — is entitled to the good that up.” braid the tail, tell me I’m a romantic two-year phase Today is a 6 — Align your life. Or, in his case, the AP: “Neeeeiiiigggh, awesome and then it’s begins. Winter communica- new course with your core great life. Much has I’m not. OK, so as time for supper.” tion fl urries lead to new philosophical values. Turn been made recently of CELIA RIVENBARK soon as she’s gone, I N: “This sounds like professional directions. Play over an old job to another. the Triple Crown win- have lunch. Yuuuuuge the dream, man.” together. Lines of communication sud- ner’s post-career living lunch….” AP: “That’s not all! To get the advantage, check the denly clear up, with Mercury conditions, which can if you win the Triple N: “Don’t you ever get Every now and then, day’s rating: 10 is the easiest direct. Partnership diffi cul- best be described as a Crown. It’s like if a gassy?” they bring in a little day, 0 the most challenging. ties diminish. It’s easier to mashup of MTV Cribs human wins the Pow- AP: “Listen up oat- nighttime filly just for Aries (March 21-April 19) — persuade others. and the best spring erball. Except I’m an brain. This is important. fun. I mean they still Today is a 6 — It’s easier to Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — break you ever had. athlete and not a metal Because, after lunch, pay $200,000. Some- clean up misunderstandings Today is a 7 — Share what It’s too soon to know roof salesman with a another mare comes times I’m too tired but if with Mercury direct now. you’ve been discovering. if Nyquist, this year’s naggy wife and a grown over for a little one-on- there’s nothing good on Communications barri- Reveal your internal mono- Derby winner, can daughter who lives in one time if you know cable, well…I rally. Did ers dissolve, especially in logue to someone who can duplicate that success, the basement eating what I mean and I think you know that 80 per- groups. Discover an insight provide perspective. There’s but if AP had a chance to spray cheese all day.” you do.” cent of the time, I make a into who you are and where less confusion, now that whisper in his ear during N: “Whaaaa?” N: “Whoa!!!!!” baby horse? I’m like that you’re going. Mercury is direct. Discuss a friendly trot around AP: “Lemme dumb it AP: “And that was guy with all the wives on Taurus (April 20-May 20) your new direction. the track, it might help. down for you. Typical another $200,000! TLC. Except smarter.” — Today is a 5 — The com- Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. American Pharoah: day: I get up for break- They pay me to do it! N: (whinnies loudly in pletion of a diffi cult fi nancial 21) — Today is a 7 — It’s “Sooooooo, you might fast when I’m good and After that, I pretty much appreciation) project opens up time for easier to advance and get wanna pick up the pace ready. I mosey out of my hang out, greet the AP: “Good luck, something more fun. It’s your message out now. Your a little Ny-Guy, just 200-square foot stall ‘tourists’ who are ter- Ny-Guy! Gotta go. Hey. easier to concentrate, with income pipeline fl ows stron- saying.” inside a huge stone barn rible dressers and have This one looks kinda Mercury direct. Get advice ger. Brainstorming is more Nyquist: “How come? and then chow on a few little exterior bladders wild-eyed. This could from someone experienced productive with Mercury I got a pretty good gig buckets of the finest they wear around their be some fun…” on how to proceed. direct. A “glass ceiling” is here. I got a lot of rich grains you’ll ever see. waists. It’s disgusting.” Gemini (May 21-June 20) — dissolving. people with bourbon “Then, and you’re N: “What happens —Celia Rivenbark is the Today is a 6 — It’s easier to Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) breath giving me plenty not gonna believe this, then?” best-selling author of learn, now that Mercury’s — Today is a 6 — Group to eat …” they bring over a mare, AP: “Well, by then, seven humor collections. direct. Creative efforts take membership pays off in a AP: “OK, let me a good looking one, it’s time for a rubdown, Visit her website at www. a leap forward. Begin a new new way. Connect and share explain what happens too. And, get this. Her massage and grooming celiarivenbark.com. effort. Imagine the future. information quickly and Compare fi nancial notes. easily, with Mercury direct. LIFE HAPPENS Plans move forward quickly. It’s easier to get teams Cancer (June 21-July 22) — aligned. The fog clears. Today is a 7 — Prepare to Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) launch a new endeavor, now — Today is a 5 — Creative God save the Queen from Royal living that Mercury is direct. Wrap muses that seemed absent up previous projects and have returned. Writing (and od save the with that sort of subject. dignified throughout clear space for upcoming the profi t it brings) fl ow Queen! It’s embarrassing. It’s the entire traditional action. Articulate clearly the with greater ease now that G No, seriously, like your grandmother, ceremony, dating back future you want to create. Mercury is direct. Take your God save the Queen! out of the blue, suddenly to the 16th century. I Get expert assistance. time and get it right. Express Have you seen what sharing intimate details kept thinking she must Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — what’s in your heart. this poor woman was about your grandfather be starving. I’ll bet she Today is a 5 — Shipping, Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) — obliged to wear as she and his penchant for could have killed for a printing, travels and commu- Today is a 5 — Information participated in the most PAM STONE wearing black socks in Hot Pocket. Because, nications fl ow with greater fl ows through community important date in her bed. surprisingly, not unlike ease, with Mercury direct. networks with greater annual calendar, the Auuughhh!!! Peas you or me, in her own Creative efforts bear fruit. velocity and farther now. State Opening of Parlia- Royal Family essentially and carrots, peas and apartment in Bucking- Harvest and share. Push Group coordination comes ment? A 2-pound crown lives off the tax paying carrots! ham Palace, she has, boldly forward. Ask for what easier. Document and share embedded with more public, but at very little But bless her, she according to reports, you want. updates for a shared cause. than 1,300 diamonds cost to each. In return, triumphantly made it quite simple tastes. The Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You’re gaining respect. and an ermine and they give enormous through her speech with last thing she wants velvet robe weighing 15 “pomp and circum- her slightly squeaky after weeks of state din- PUZZLE ANSWERS ON PAGE E8 pounds with an 18-inch stance” as well as draw voice. Phillip was to ners and formal affairs is train. millions of tourists each the left of her watching a big, fancy meal. What THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Now, how many year, many of which are her endure the endless she prefers is a couple by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek 90-year-olds do you Americans, who, given fanfare, and I began to of scrambled eggs and Unscramble these six Jumbles, one letter to each square, know could manage our own recent political really feel for her. Fancy a green salad, on a tray, to form six ordinary words. that? When my mother choices, have no right to wearing a 2-pound yep, just like us, set on MUREMS was 90, she couldn’t make fun of anyone, I’m crown or your head for a little table in front of lift a bag of cat food. A thinking. such a long time. Even the television. Bliss. ©2016 Tribune Content Agency, LLC bottle of sherry, yes, but Even though she has a baseball cap gives me Can’t you just see her, in All Rights Reserved. a 4-pound bag of Meow no true political power, a headache after a half her jammies and slip- DUTAPE Mix, forget it. Now, the Queen’s words do hour and there’s abso- pers, propped up by an granted, Elizabeth had hold weight and the lutely no way I could sit embroidered cushion support in that she held speech she gave this still beneath a 15-pound that reads, “It’s Good TAGENE hands with her escort: year, well, my word! She fur-lined robe. No to be The Queen!” And her 94-year-old hus- spoke of plans for the ma’am. Not now, not just like the rest of us, band, Prince Phillip. But UK’s first “spaceport,” in my 50s. I’d be fan- she might indulge in a AILPAM for the first time, ever, a universal “right” to ning myself furiously little burp after her meal Check out the new, free JUSTCheck out the new, JUMBLE app on account of creaky high speed broadband, with my speech papers, and pick her teeth with a knees, she took the driverless cars, and, drenched with sweat fingernail while watch- CABENO “lift” instead of trudg- er, a crackdown on and struggling to pull ing the news. ing up the 26 steps. online pornography. the thing off every 15 What must she think

She really is a dynamo OK, that was a shock. minutes, barking, “I’m of Trump? Of Hillary? NODFEF Now arrange the circled letters and I love her more each Not because it isn’t an on fire! Turn on the air Elizabeth has reigned to form the surprise answer, as year. She is a civilized extremely valid concern, conditioning, STAT!” during 12 American suggested by the above cartoon.

constant in a world I just don’t want her However, the Queen PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW “ - ” gone mad. Yes, yes, the to have anything to do sat quietly and remained SEE STONE, E7 Times-News | Sunday, May 22, 2016 E5 HOME TIP OF THE WEEK Is the

BRANDPOINT price Building materials are cutting edge From drywall to windows to insulation, home building materi- als have developed in a way that might seem like right? something from a science How much should fi ction movie. Here are some of the most exciting innovations in building you pay for a house? materials. A new lease on lumber — By Laura Firszt Cross-laminated timber is More Content Now a material made by gluing together smaller pieces of timber to create large ou’ve found a house that you love. slabs that serve as an Now it’s just a question of negotiat- alternative to steel and Y ing a price you can live with. How concrete. As strong as steel, and in many ways much should that be? Well, there are no even more fi reproof, CLT hard and fast rules, but we can certainly allows for contractors to offer some valuable guidelines on how put up incredibly durable buildings quickly. much to pay for the most expensive pur- Quartz, an engineering chase of a lifetime. Consider your budget, miracle — Quartz, which is a name for stone that has asking price, comps, the home’s condition, been engineered by grind- and just how badly you want to own that ing quartz with resins, particular chunk of real estate. polymers and coloring, has emerged as a sub- stitute that outperforms granite and marble, for a Budget where properties are in high demand, to inspection” in any purchase offer fraction of the price. like San Francisco, it might actu- you may make. A qualified building Bio concrete — Though Your lending institution most likely ally be worthwhile offering above inspector will examine the property it’s the world’s most helped you figure out how large a asking price to grab the house of your to point out any trouble spots and common building mate- down payment and monthly mort- dreams. describe the repairs that should be rial, concrete ages gage expense you can afford. (If you made immediately, together with quickly. Several years haven’t already prequalified for a Comps items that will need attention at ago, scientists in the mortgage, your first move should a later date. Based on the written Netherlands developed a be to do so ASAP. Be sure to get the Look into comps for the home’s inspection report, you may request an kind of concrete that can preapproval in writing.) You’ll also location – figures on recent sales adjustment to the house price. repair itself by integrating need to figure in closing costs, as well prices of similar properties nearby. limestone-creating bacte- as fixed expenses specific to the house The average asking price of compa- How much you want the home ria that “heal” cracks. you’d like to purchase, such as prop- rable homes currently for sale is also erty tax, insurance, and homeowners’ important, since real estate prices All that being said, it’s quite pos- — Brandpoint association fees. can fluctuate drastically in just a few sible to fall in love at first sight with months. Make sure that you’re not a house. Don’t let your emotions Asking price comparing apples to oranges – take totally blind you to the practicalities DECORATING TIP the houses’ size, age, quality, con- of a situation, though. As an example, How close should you come to dition, and amenities (perhaps a I recently made a purchase offer on Window trim can the asking price? That’s a delicate high-end outdoor kitchen or a remod- a condo, converted from the ground question. You may be tempted to put elled basement apartment), as well as floor of an absolutely exquisite 1933 enhance a room in a lowball offer, in hopes of snap- the terms of the sales, into account. A structure. The inspector was blunt: Other than clean- ping up a bargain. Beware, though. well-informed buyer’s agent will be “The foundation is crumbling, looks ing them every once This might be a successful tactic in an invaluable resource here. like there’s asbestos in the basement in a while, many of us some cases — for instance, if the ceiling, and you’d need to replace don’t often think about house has been languishing on the The home’s condition the old knob-and-tube wiring. It the inside trim around market for a while (anywhere from could cost upwards of $100K to our windows. However, 30 days to several months, depend- Does the home need obvious fix.” I regretfully walked away from giving your window trims ing on your geographical area and upgrades? Factor their estimated the deal. In a less drastic case, your a splash of color can the time of year). It could, however, cost into the amount you are pre- choice will not be so clear. You’ll have enhance a room and also have the undesirable effect of turn- pared to pay for the property. With to weigh the situation and decide showcase your personal ing off the seller and costing you the the seller’s permission, you might how much the house is worth to you style. Painting the trim deal. Nevertheless, there is usu- want to get bids from a contractor personally in terms of the money, green can bring the out- ally a little wiggle room in an asking or two for a clearer idea of the added time, and work involved to own your doors in as the color will price, especially if you throw in some expense you’ll be facing if the deal dream. blend into the landscape. concessions like flexibility on the goes through. And of course, always, Or try painting it black to closing date. IMPORTANT: In a city always include the condition “subject — Laura Firszt writes for networx.com see the strips between glass panes turn invisible when the sun goes down. VECTORSTOCK — More Content Now DEAR MONTY HOME-SELLING TIP

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DESIGN MT VERNON are available at The Flower ART NOTES Market, The Studios at Flat From Page E3 Rock, the Hendersonville Tourism Center and Ray- member, said, “I feel the mond’s Garden Center. partnership between the Art League and our schools Blue Ridge Ringers has been really special. It means a lot to the teachers to perform and the students to know Blue Ridge Ringers, that we have support in Western North Carolina’s the community from other premier community hand- artists. I know the students bell ensemble, will perform are often surprised that at 4 p.m. today at First adults who don’t even Baptist Church in Tryon really know them, take an and at 7 p.m. Tuesday at interest in what they are Grace Lutheran Church in doing and want to help Hendersonville. them succeed.” Fifteen ringers will The site is being pro- perform with 61 handbells moted through the Art and hand chimes, spanning League of Henderson fi ve octaves. A wide range County Facebook page and of music is offered by Blue its website, artleague.net. Ridge Ringers, from jazz to The Art League hopes that gospel to classical. with the convenience of Under the direction of the GoFundMe page, the Robert Currier of Brevard, public will become involved ringers from Henderson, and even start challenges Transylvania, Buncombe to help fund the Arts in and Polk counties and Education Program. Spartanburg County, S.C., The Chintz Room in the Mount Vernon Mansion is reopening to the public after being closed for almost two years. Thanks to the will present an hour of first president’s detailed records and new forensic evidence, curators were able to furnish the bedchamber with period objects Young adult authors handbell music. Instrumen- and reproductions similar in nature to what the Washingtons would have used. GEORGE WASHINGTON’S MOUNT VERNON to speak Tuesday talists featured in several selections are Crystal North Carolina authors Smith, clarinet, and Joella Megan Miranda and Megan Newberry, fl ute, with per- New research shows Washington Shepherd will discuss their cussion and keyboard by latest young adult novels two of the ringers. from 4:30-6 p.m. Tuesday The concerts are free, was trendier than we thought at the Transylvania County and the public is invited to Library, 212 S. Gaston St., attend. By Jura Koncius using historical evi- of the wallpaper used example of the chintz Brevard. For more information, The Washington Post dence unearthed over in this bedroom, but style and redesign it to They will discuss the call 828-692-4910 or email many years by about several 18th-century look like how the Wash- evolution of their careers, blueridgeringers@gmail. The changes in a 40 museum profes- wallpaper fragments ingtons would have the origins of their latest com. second-floor bedroom sionals, including have recently been arranged it in 1799. books and tips on writing at Mount Vernon may curators, paint special- unearthed. According The room used to be for young adults. A recep- Asheville Young tion will follow. Highland not seem revolutionary ists, plaster experts, to Thomas Reinhart, named for Nelly Custis, Musicians to some, but to histori- conservation scientists, Mount Vernon’s deputy a step-granddaughter Books will be on hand with ans, they are profound. historians and others. director of architecture, of George Washing- the authors’ books for sale to present On Saturday, the The actual restora- during the restora- ton who was adopted and signing. benefi t concert room formerly known tion took two years and tion, a small fragment by George and Martha The event is free and as the Nelly Custis open to the public. The Asheville Young Musi- cost $175,000, accord- of wallpaper about the Washington and moved cians Club will present its Bedchamber will be ing to Melissa Wood, size of a half-dollar was to Mount Vernon fol- unveiled with a vibrant fi fth annual benefi t concert a spokeswoman for found tucked behind lowing her father’s Fletcher Community at 6:30 p.m. May 29 at Bent color palette, richly Mount Vernon. some plaster. After a death in 1781. Curators Chorus concert set patterned textiles and Creek Baptist Church, 1554 The look of rooms in forensic paint analysis, say that Custis used Brevard Road, Asheville. fancy trims and tas- historic homes evolves it was determined that this bedroom for many for Thursday sels that experts say AYMC founders are local as research techniques it was a deep blue and years . The mahogany The Fletcher Community student musicians, sisters reflect the way it looked become more sophis- black with wavy lines, a crib in the room actu- Chorus will present its in 1799. Now renamed Grace and Kristie Kim. Grace ticated. Historical chintz-patterned paper ally belonged to Custis spring concert, “What a is now a sophomore at the Chintz Room, this research over the past with scrolling vines and and had been a gift from Wonderful World! Celebrat- space is one of the major Vanderbilt University, and 30 years has turned up flowers. This matched Martha Washington. A ing the Universal Language Kristie is a senior at Ashe- bedrooms in the home new information on other evidence show- fancier, more romantic of Music,” at 7 p.m. of George and Martha ville High School. style in the latter part of ing that this room was canopy and drapery Thursday at Feed and Seed, “It’s amazing to be able to Washington. It was last the 18th century. “We actually referred to as now embellish the crib. 3715 Hendersonville Road, interpreted by curators make music with other tal- discovered that a chintz the Chintz Room by the The rooms at Mount Fletcher. ented young musicians and in 1986 in a much more room was a fashion Washingtons. Cura- Vernon are constantly The program features reserved look: Pastel raise funds to help others at trend in the mid-18th tors say this is one of being reinterpreted. music from diverse cul- the same time,” said Kristie colors with straight, century. It was an aes- the earliest preserved The goal of any changes tures, classic American simple curtains and a Kim. “It is awesome to have thetic in England,” says wallpapers ever found is to ensure the rooms folk songs, and favorites the opportunity to share our plain blue wallpaper. Amanda Isaac, an asso- in Virginia. In another look as close as possible such as “Amazing Grace.” Visitors to Mount talents as a group and reach ciate curator at Mount lucky discovery, an to the way they did in A patriotic sing-along will out to the local community Vernon will now see the Vernon. Researchers examination of debris 1799, the year George round out the program. room decorated in the and raise funds to help found other examples collected under the Washington died. The Fletcher Community others.” high style curators have of chintz rooms in the floor boards of the room “I’m hoping people Chorus is a non-audition determined was used in According to Dr. Hwa-Jin United States as well, turned up another wall- will be blown away by choral ensemble made up Kim, the adviser of AYMC elite homes in the late and references in the paper fragment, a bright the vividness of the 18th of about 35 members from 18th century, featuring and member of the music Washingtons’ papers verditer green example. century and the colors, Transylvania, Henderson faculty (piano) at UNC- exotic botanical print that showed they owned “What we do is kind patterns and textures,” and Buncombe counties. fabrics, Asian porce- Asheville, “The Asheville fabrics and accessories of like CSI,” Reinhart Isaac says. “I think they The mission of the group Young Musicians Club is lains and lacquerware. consistent with the says. will think that the 18th is to uplift spirits at senior This latest inter- composed of talented, chintz style. These discover- century was a far more living communities, vet- classically trained stu- pretation of the room Thirty years ago, ies prompted them to exciting place than they erans’ homes and mission was pieced together dent musicians who come curators had no record rethink the room as an thought.” organizations. Spring and together for weekly rehears- fall semesters culminate in als and present concerts to performances at the Feed Tremendous friends. front yard. I can imagine and unrecognized by support music education STONE and Seed in Fletcher. in the Asheville area and to Many, many friends. I her tending a garden and American tourists who There is no admission From Page E4 can get you such a deal, bringing cakes to the excitedly asked her if she benefi t children’s education charge, but donations are in Nicaragua.” wholesale, if you want bake sale. And as every- was “from around here” accepted. presidents and met 10. The group has raised to, you know, upgrade one knows, her favorite to which she nodded, For more information, Should Hillary win, as more than $10,000, which your crown”) they time of year is when she then further pressed, visit fl etchercommunity- both of them border on has been donated to should get along. spends several weeks at “Have you ever met the chorus.com. the dowdy in terms of But I warn both Balmoral, in the Scot- Queen?!” She smiled and children’s education in wardrobe and lacquered candidates: she abhors tish Highlands, where said, “No,” then jerking Nicaragua through Vision hairdos. They might feel showoffs. She is a very she can be herself and a thumb toward her body Art events planned Nicaragua and music comfortable together, private person and had take lovely, long walks guard, added, “but he for Memorial Day education around the city but I have no idea if she not been born into through the countryside has.” weekend of Asheville through the Elizabeth even likes her. royalty, I think she would in her tweeds, scarf tied God save the Queen! Asheville Area Piano Forum And as long as Donald have been very content, over her head, with her For all our sakes. Advocates for the Arts and the Asheville Chamber doesn’t offer to “help” living in the country with detective body guard will sponsor a weekend Music Series. her (“I have a lot of a couple of kids and a for company. She looks —Pam Stone can be of art and garden events Tickets are $20 each for friends in the diamond house overrun with dogs. so un-Royal that when reached at pammstone through Memorial Day adults and $10 for students. district in Manhattan. Maybe a few hens in the she was approached @gmail.com. weekend. The program is co-spon- Art in Bloom at The sored by the Asheville Studios of Flat Rock will be Chamber Music Series and ORR North Carolina. Arithmetick to the best under the foundation of held from 5-8 p.m. tonight the Asheville Area Piano He was married three of my abilities and their the Central Methodist at 2702 Greenville Highway. Forum. From Page E1 times. His third wife several capacities with Church. Twenty artists’ work was Miss Ann Orr, a due attendance there- He is the grandfather will be interpreted by the PanHarmonia to Robert F. Hamil- daughter of Robert and unto for space of twelve of Soloman Washington Ikenobo Ikebana Society. ton (1770-1822). He Ann Hogsed Orr. calendar months. ...” Hamilton (1844-1910), Tickets are $25 per fi nishing season settled in the Little River He was known as a Compensation was who was a county com- person or $40 per couple, with ‘Baroque Vibes’ section. man of unusual edu- by subscription: “The missioner when the plans which includes wine and The Robert Orrs set- cation for the time. subscribers do sever- were drawn and the Hen- PanHarmonia will wrap small bites. Proceeds will up its season with “Baroque tled in the upper part of He brought with him ally promise to pay derson County Historic benefi t The Open Studio the French Broad Valley. from Ireland an exten- and cause to be paid to Courthouse building was Vibes” at 3 p.m. today at Tour of Henderson County. First Presbyterian Church, 40 Robert Orr was born at sive library. He was Robert Hamilton ... To dedicated in 1905. The next Advocates for sea on Oct. 19, 1749, schooled in Greek, witt Six Dollars for each He is (great, great, Church St., Asheville. the Arts event is Art in the Spell-binding music from while his parents were en Latin and other classical scholar subscribed.” great, great) grandfa- Garden, set to take place route to a new home in literature. It is said that the ther to Gayle Hamilton the Baroque masters and on Saturday. beyond will be presented. America. I base my SAR Robert Hamilton's children of the area had Stepp, director of music Artwork by Blue Ridge (Sons of the American “School Orders” for advantages far beyond at First Presbyterian Barbara Weiss will Community College and perform on harpsichord, Revolution) membership 1803 reveals the follow- the average of those days. Church. Henderson High School on Robert Orr. ing: “I Robert Hamilton R.F. Hamilton also The early history of Bradford Malbon on fl ute, student artists will be on Rosalind Buda on bassoon Robert Franklin Ham- Schoolmaster of the served as clerk of court education reveals a display in some of the ilton was born in Dublin, county of Buncombe for Buncombe County. commitment to quality and Scottish smallpipes, and area’s most interesting Byron Hedgepeth on vibes Ireland, on Jan. 11, 1770. and State of North He was serving as education even before gardens. He came to the United Carolina do promise the clerk when he died Henderson became a and percussion. Tickets are $10 per Tickets are $20 or $5 for States in 1791 and set- and agree to instruct the in Asheville in 1822. county in 1838. Hen- person for this self-guided tled in Charleston, S.C. several pupils submit- He is buried in the old derson was carved out students, plus handling for tour. Ticket sales support credit cards and sales tax. From there, he eventu- ted to my care ... in the graveyard on Church of Buncombe. Tran- arts programs in Hender- ally made his way to the several Branches of Street — which is now, sylvania, in part, out of Tickets are available at pan- son County. harmonia.org/shop. mountains of Western Reading, Writing, and according to Wright, Henderson (1861). Tickets for both events E8 Sunday, May 22, 2016 | Times-News

of Regeneration Station, to reimagine the 3,400- PEARCE said Pearce’s work is a pound mixing drum of a From Page E1 natural for his business: scrapped cement truck. “Dave and his work is While still turning over in A native of Charlotte what we do here. We put his mind its ultimate form, who was raised in Min- a focus on recycling and Pearce is intrigued by the nesota, Pearce moved repurposing, creating drum’s natural, tapered to Traveler’s Rest, S.C., one-of-a-kind goods. He shape. Upon closer scru- for his high school years. fits in really well.” tiny, the inside ribs once After he graduated, he In addition to the bus used to mix cement take joined the United States bar that he sold to Gar- on the qualities of a nauti- Air Force, serving four rison, Pearce has recently lus shell. years overseas in the opened up his own booth Will it be a chill out United Kingdom. After at the 10,000-square- space in which to listen to returning home, he foot business of music? A private sanctum enrolled in Asheville- “repurposed treasures.” for meditation? “It could Buncombe Technical “Our clients really like ultimately be a hurricane Community College, his work,” Garrison said. shelter for a beach house,” earning a degree in “He has quite a few regu- he said. “It’s perfect for criminal justice in 1992. lar buyers. I have a good that, given its giant shell- From 1994 to 2007, he friend with some bed and like form.” served full-time with breakfasts in the area, and Pearce’s philosophy the Henderson County she has many of his pieces. for his artistic creations Sheriff’s Office. (He She just bought stuff is pretty simple: “... less stayed on reserve status (Tuesday) .” fuss and more fun. Art Artist Dave Pearce frequently uses scrapped auto parts for his creations at Naples Iron and Metal until 2014.) Pearce is inherently should inspire people. Recyclers. PATRICK SULLIVAN/TIMES-NEWS By 2007, Pearce was drawn to 20th-century They should see something looking at reinventing his “When I was a kid, I was with Pearce. “It is in Asheville at the design, whether it be the and it elicits an emotion. career, and he was inter- very familiar with Green- “I enjoy my business Regeneration Station in clean lines of Art Deco, the If something is functional ested in buying a scrap ville area scrap yards. I and customers,” he said. their motorcycle garage. form-follows-function and beautiful, it invites you metal yard. While talking worked with vintage cars “I run the business to keep They use it for parties aesthetic of the German to come close and study it, to the previous owner of and dug for vintage pieces. a constant flow of quality and serve beer out of the Bauhaus movement, or touch it. People are proud Naples Metal, a deal was I made pretty good money components to make my windshield,” he said. the futuristic lines of Mid- of reusing something. struck. for a kid. I always loved pieces.” The battered bus was century Modern design, as They want to have a new “I quit my job,” he said. hunting and trading car One of Pearce’s all- found on a mountain exemplified by the work life for an old piece.” “I was building a house parts,” he said. time favorite creations in Edneyville. It had to of Raymond Loewy or Naples Iron and Metal and buying a new busi- In addition, his grandfa- is a bar made out of the be cut in half just to get Charles and Ray Eames. Recyclers is located at ness, while raising two ther owned a motorcycle front of a 1952 Beck pas- it down the hillside. “I “I need functional 5040 Asheville Highway, sets of twins with my wife. business, so Pearce was senger bus. Weighing like that this was found things. They just can’t be Hendersonville. Business Talk about pressure.” surrounded by automotive 1,200 pounds, it is on locally,” he said. “I saw pretty. They must serve a hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pearce was no stranger designs of all kinds. This casters with a heart of the beautiful streamlined purpose, too,” he said. Mondays-Thursdays to scrap metal, salvage idea of repurposing and pine wood bar top. The style of the bus and was Undoubtedly, Pearce’s and by appointment. For and reusing items from reusing items that have no side door works, and it inspired.” greatest design challenge more information, call the past. apparent worth has stayed has running lights. Tyler Garrison, owner lies ahead. He is looking 828-582-1517.

also the Playhouse’s Scott Treadway, Posey POSEY artistic director, said. served as May. Having From Page E1 “But she must decide come to Flat Rock from what happens now. the low-lying delta as when May’s husband Where does she go from an apprentice in 1982, Brian, played by Pres- here?” the “full-ride piece” was ton Dyer, desires more Though Bryant has her second big break than what the small found the role to be (if you count the yule- town (fictitious but New tragically relatable, tide performance as the England-esque) can fraught with “hilari- first). Still, her greenness offer. Ergo, he leaves his ous and heartbreaking” didn’t show under the wife, and the plot, funny instances many men and limelight. while not being farce, women go through, she The script, jocular yet snowballs. has a tough act to follow. harrowing in nature, “May thought she In the 1998 delivery, came to life. Posey’s knew her life,” Bryant, directed by veteran actor finesse embodied that emotional range, recalled Bryant, who also served as an appren- tice in the early ‘90s. Paige Posey gives direction in a rehearsal to Lisa K. Bryant for her lead role as May in “The Affec- She brought “truth to tions of May,” which opens at the Flat Rock Playhouse on Thursday. PHOTOS PROVIDED

T004-1919063 the story — truth to the words on the page.” theater following the “The show, the role, beehive-rife rendition the whole experience of “Hairspray” in 2011. remains one of my all- A year ago, she stepped time favorite Playhouse back on as vice president theatre memories,” of the Board of Trustees. GOLF & RESORT Posey wrote in her direc- In this production, tor’s notes, dated May 9. Posey’s former direc- “Of course, I’m a sucker tor — Treadway — is a $44 SPECIAL for a good romantic cast member (playing Includes Greens Fee, Cart & Lunch comedy.” bank manager Hank), Small Bucket of Balls From that first and Posey is at the helm. Mon-Wed, Must Present Coupon Playhouse role, the Mis- Posey is frontloading 1-4 Players per Coupon sissippi native became a read-throughs. Before full-fledged vagabond, “The Affections of May” assistant director Olivia Palmer, left, Expires 6/30/16 blocking, or determin- functioning as direc- ing stage positioning and and director Paige Posey, center, with fellow production crew tor, union performer movement, the cast is members for the upcoming comedy, which stars Lisa K. Bryant and administrator for “luxuriating” in inten- and Scott Treadway. over 250 productions. tion. The roundtable mood, attempting to scene transitions may 470 Brickyard Road She became a pillar of process goes beyond color Foster’s words differ from the 1998 pro- the Playhouse, investing memorizing lines and true. duction, “The Affections Etowah, NC 28729 her “blood, sweat and cues. Rather, Bryant, “She is such an of May” is enduring — an tears” and “loving the Dyer, Treadway and actress,” Bryant said ageless classic without place mightily.” “The Grayson Powell, playing of Posey, “that she feeling pedestrian or 828.891.7022 Affections of May,” handyman Quinn, slip understands how to stale. The piece, as Posey however, will be her into their characters’ wear the shoes of all the says, “stands the test of www.EtowahValley.com first directing gig since psyches. They grapple characters.” time.” AN 0100728638 she took a hiatus from with motivation and This instinctual Tickets range from artistry, coupled with $15 to $40 and can be a comedic tact and fast purchased by calling the directing style, makes Playhouse box office at the eight-hour rehearsal 693-0731, toll-free at sessions light and 866-732-8008 or online engaging. at www.flatrockplay- Though the actors and house.org.

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