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Vol. 133, Issue 144 SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 2013 $1.50 Sunday Habitat for Humanity marks 20 years David Broyles Vice President and Fire Chief Zane Poind- held Habitat as a natural staf reporter Branch Manager of Bank exter said the department part of their duties with of America in Mount Airy had set up two engines, a teams of more than six The Greater Mount Airy Debra Luskey presented ladder truck and a service volunteers helping on a va- Habitat for Humanity’s the group with a $5,000 truck, to draw more atten- riety of tasks like moving 20th anniversary celebra- donation early on in the tion to the event, which heavy donated objects in tion Saturday was as much festivities. One member of was held in the new Habi- the ReStore. about celebrating the fu- the original board in 1993, tat ReStore on 813 Merita “Activities like this are ture as it was looking at Geneva Gee attended the Street. The department’s something we look for- the past — Habitat has event and also gave a dona- public service efforts in- ward to,” said Poindexter. served 40 families in its 20 tion of $20. cluded a remote control “Our mission statement years. One example of a co- fire truck named Freddie is to protect lives and The day’s activity’s in- operative effort was the who seemingly can talk property. We are happy to cluded several examples Mount Airy Fire Depart- with children and also fea- do this. Everybody likes of local businesses and or- ment volunteering its ve- tured the mascot Sparky to see a fire truck. david Broyles | the news ganizations making dona- hicles to give the group a the Fire Dog. A lot don’t know what goes Habitat for Humanity participants Candy Heaton and Michelle tions to the group, or help- larger profile in the com- Poindexter said depart- Hudson bring out two anniversary cakes from Food Lion of Pilot ing it increase its profile. munity. ment members routinely See HABITAT | A2 Mountain for participants in the 20th anniversary celebration.

tanya chilton | the news A maturing Black Gold Cherry shines and is the star of the Levering Cherry Orchard, which boasts more than 50 variet- ies of the fruit.

photos by david Broyles | the news Cherry season This competitor in the Bottomland 4x4 Easter Seals Mudd Bogg signals to the crowd the mud may stop his vehicle but not his spirit. The writing on the top of windshield is upside down and reads “If you can read this roll me over.” A waits for no one variety of vehicles participated in the event this year to beneit the local chapter of Easter Seals. Virginians seize moment be savored on its’ own, yet a signal the thick of Mudd Bogg stays true to roots Tanya Chilton the mountain harvest is staf reporter just beginning. Providing variety, flavor Family fun event ORCHARD GAP — For and early cash flow, cher- two Virginians with cen- ries continue to do their for a good cause tury old farms, the local part at Frank Levering and cherry harvest is a sweet, David Broyles intense frame of time to See CHERRIES | A3 staf reporter

If you had to distill the very core of the annual Bottomland 4x4 Easter Seals Mudd Bogg to one sentence volunteer Kevin Downtown cruise-in Flippin said it best when a first- time visitor asked who would win the event Flippin simply told her everybody wins. Eric Van Nieuwkoop, who with his wife Tonya Edwards Van Nieu- wkoop hosts the yearly event, re- inforced this notion. “We have always tried to help kids (with the Mudd Bogg),” said Eric Van Nieuwkoop. “We were one of the few mud bogs out in the area when we started and most of them are now about racing. Ours is staying true to its roots. It’s do- dave Broyles | the news ing good for the community and This 1940 Ford Fairlaine was one of many autos on dis- good wholesome fun for families play on Main Street Saturday afternoon in Mount Airy as we play in the mud.” Driver Daniel Galyean celebrates after making it all the way across the Bot- as part of the Mayberry Cool Cars and Rods Cruise-In. tomland 4x4 Easter Seals Mudd Bogg Saturday. Galyean took more than two Downtown Business Association President Phil Marsh months to get his truck ready for the annual event which is staged to beneit said the turnout was great and appeared to be more See MUD | A6 the local chapter of Easter Seals’ summer programs. than attended the annual Christmas Parade. United Fund provides 211 service for Surry County Jessica Johnson all poverty rate, there are vide essential services. of 2012, thanks to the free to anyone who calls directed to an agency or staf reporter many out there who need The William R. Kenan United Fund of Surry. 211 for assistance and place that can help them assistance but have no idea Jr. Charitable Trust re- Now a call is put out to referrals, Beth Pequeno, with their specific needs,” When living on a fixed where to turn for help. cently granted $811,000 agencies and non-profit director of United Fund according to Pequeno. income, the cost of gro- By calling North Caro- for 211 services in coun- organizations that pro- of Surry, explained. North Carolina’s 211 is ceries, utilities and rent lina’s 211 service, local ties without access, in- vide services that may The 211 service is fully a confidential, free service can become overwhelm- residents can receive infor- cluding Stokes, Wilkes, help someone in need to paid for by United Fund that provides information ing. With North Carolina mation about nearly 200 and Yadkin counties, but partner with United Fund of Surry so the citizens about a variety of agencies ranked as the 14th highest agencies and organizations Surry County was already and 211 in order to join of this county can “call, in the nation for the over- in Surry County who pro- funded, since September the database available for get a live person, and be See FUND | A6 A2 Sunday, June 16, 2013 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com Habitat

From Page A1 ‘It’s my irst time but it will not by on here at the ReStore. We wanted to help the word may last. We are deinitely going to out on what both groups do as well.” continue for Habitat.’ Haymore Memorial Bap- tist Church Youth Pastor — Michelle Hudson Kevin Minix is chairman Helped with Habitat home of the Habitat public rela- tions and fund raising com- mittee and also serves on “We are using a variety families receive zero inter- the board of directors. He of new ways such as so- est 25-year mortgage loans has been involved with the cial media to get the word through the ministry for organization for only seven out about ReStore,” said the homes. months after being invited Cothren. “I was happy “I am deinitely excited. to help by former Habitat to be able to use some of It’s been a long time com- Director Lynn Wilkes. my retail experience from ing,” said Heaton. “I’ve “I love serving the Lowe’s Home Improve- been in this program for community,” said Minix. ment to help with the re- a year and a half. Part of “This was an easy oppor- tail side of things in the what’s behind my excite- tunity to help and many ReStore such as hours of ment helping other fami- of our youth had previ- operation. We’re looking a lies is it gets the start of ously helped so it seemed little closer at the business our home closer.” to be a natural fit for us. side of this.” It is Michelle Hudson’s Each year we (Habitat) ReStore Manager Rob- first time being involved continue to grow and we ert Fritchey said the store in building a home and in always increase our goal. is open to the public and Habitat for Humanity. McCormick Doss We haven’t always met not just Habitat families. “It’s my irst time but this but that is our goal.” He said the store is closed it will not by may last. on Sunday and Wednesday The Surry County Community Cor- pers at 786-4000 or probation at 386- Interim Habitat Director We are deinitely going and is open all other days rections office is seeking information on 9742. Neil Cothren said the board to continue for Habitat,” has been great at helping in from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. the whereabouts of the following indi- ***** said Hudson, who looks this time of transition and All proceeds go to support viduals: The Surry County Sheriff’s Office is forward to her sons Aaron, the group’s many projects the local Habitat affiliate. • Brent Ray Doss, age 26, who is aseeking information on the whereabouts Daniel and Josh being in which include the founda- “Ninety-nine percent of white male wanted on probation viola- of the following people: a new home. “We are - lov tions being poured for two what we sell in the store is tions and is on probation for felony ob- • Jacob Clinton McCormick, a white homes in Pilot Mountain donated,” commented Frit- ing it. You learn something tain property false pretense and possess new every day. I was told male, 22, who is wanted on charges of and another home which chey. “We are open to the stolen goods. He also has outstanding failing to appear on felony trafficking was constructed off site as public and customers with (by Construction Manager warrants in Rockingham County; Greg Russo) I am the one opium/heroin, maintaining a vehicle/ part of a cooperative effort a variety of budgets which • Heaven Angel Smith (Isenhour), to teach a women’s class in dwelling place for controlled substances with Surry County Schools range from $5 to $400. 24, a black female who is wanted on -pro vinyl siding. It’s a reward and possession of drug paraphernalia; and Surry Community Every Monday we put se- bation violations and is on probation for to see the expression on • Jason Scott Shreve, a white male, College. He said the pace lected items out on our assault and battery and possession of a people’s faces when each 35, who is wanted on charges of felony hasn’t slowed. sidewalk that have been schedule VI controlled substanc; “We are continuing to here too long and those new phase of their house is breaking entering and larceny after completed.” • Filimeno Trinidad Campos, 33, a grow and it feels like we’re are free. It’s great to help Hispanic male who is wanted on proba- breaking entering; support Habitat’s mission The celebration ceremo- picking up steam as well,” tion violations and is on probation for • Zachery Lashaughn Cross, a white said Cothren. “Building and vision. It goes to help ny was supported by busi- driving while impaired and license re- male, 23, who is wanted on charges of Habitat homes helps a build houses.” nesses and individuals in- felony breaking entering, larceny after community because these The two families being cluding Food Lion of Pilot voked; • Neil William Jenkins, 45, a white breaking entering and failing to appear families pay taxes and served by the latest two Mountain, Lowe’s Home on driving while license revoked. property rates improve in projects are the families of Improvement of Mount male who is wanted on probation vio- • Carroll Elwood Bowman, a white these neighborhoods. For a Johnny and Michelle Hud- Airy, Haymore Memo- lations and is on probation for driving male, 38, who is wanted on a charge of long time Habitat has been son and Candy and Candy rial Baptist church, Central while impaired. misunderstood. It is a hand Heaton and her children, United Methodist Church, View all probation absconders on the failing to appear on felony larceny. up for these families.” Taylor and Aaron. Heaton Belk, Pilot Knob Golf internet at http://webapps6.doc.state. Anyone with information on these in- Cothren said he hopes was a Habitat volunteer Course, Patterson Chrysler nc.us/opi and click on absconders. Any- dividuals should call the Surry County to get the word about in Hickory. Both are - repDodge Jeep, Hilda Bullins, one with information on any probation Sheriff’s Ofice at 401-8900 or Crime about the ReStore since resentativeit of participants Sheetz and Chick-il-A. absconders should contact Crime Stop- Stoppers at 786-4000. has been relocated to the who contribute 250 sweat present address on Merita equity hours on theirs and Reach David Broyles at dbroyles@ Street. others homes. Habitat civitasmedia.com or 719-1952.

Today's Weather Local 5-Day Forecast Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu 6/16 6/17 6/18 6/19 6/20 Located in ProHealth Center 280 N. Pointe Blvd. • Mount Airy, North Carolina 336.719.6006 87/68 84/68 82/65 81/63 82/65 Generally sunny de- Scattered thunder- A few thunderstorms Slight chance of a Slight chance of a spite a few afternoon storms possible. possible. Highs in thunderstorm. thunderstorm. clouds. the low 80s and lows in the mid 60s.

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From Page A1 “He had the only cher- and a desire to grow fruit who studied Divinity ry orchard in Virginia in since their youth. at Harvard University, Donald Ayers orchards, 1972, that was big-time. Both pointed out the utilizes the natural am- coaxing in customers from Dad was the pioneer, I remnants of old timber as phitheatre effect of the all over the United States. saw and imitated him, you a reminder of where their orchard’s location in all Year after year, the cher- need pioneers and people kin once lived and farmed; facets of his work. ry, belonging to the Genus willing to take a chance,” the very dirt in their hands He founded the Cherry Prunus of the Rosaceae said Levering. they are responsible for, a Orchard Theatre” located (rose family), has boldly His father first took a century later. in his orchard, then built heralded the lengthier chance on cherries in the Like some farmers of a natural stage to bring season of the peach, plum 1960’s by making a place old, these modern day regional historical stories and nectarine, also of the for them in the orchard farmers’ eyes flared pas- alive through his script Prunus family, then grace- and removing some ap- sionately when conveying writing and local dramas. fully bowed out at her sea- ple trees. the importance of grow- He compared good writ- sons’ end. The apple sea- Recently adding four ing “fresh at the farm,” ing to good farming. “To son then makes the final more cherry varieties, and a need to supply the be any good at either of curtain call in late October Levering said the lead- local community. They them you have got to take at both orchards. ing star of his orchard re- emphasized importance of risks. You can’t play it For all its pomp, the Vir- mains the self-pollinating keeping dollars within the safe,” he said. ginia cherry season lasts Black Gold developed by local region. only about three to four Remnants of his grand- Cornell graduate and fam- Ayers explained that the mother’s old-timey rose va- weeks, ending around the ily friend Bob Anderson. local farmer has the advan- last week of June. rieties still bloom near the Levering shared two tage over the distant farm- theatre stage, where Lever- The scarlet, yellow-or- fundamental tips for the er because he can hold the ange and deep red-purple ing’s script, ‘Far Appomat- novice wanting to grow a fruit on the vine as long as tox’ will be this summer’s starlets of both farms at successful cherry tree. necessary to make it the last made their way into drama beginning in July. “I might recommend a sweetest possible. Then, After working the cherry the hands of a hungry audi- self-pollinating variety,” he said, make it immedi- ence recently, once nearly orchard each day, Levering Tanya Chilton | The News said Levering. He suggest- ately available to buyers. said he returns to his con- a week of rain tapered off. ed as good choices Stella More than 50 varieties of cherries are at Levering Orchards, “We call it sun-kissed,” do in Mount Airy to finish Tarts and sweets, with each bucketful waits on a conveyor belt for its time to be or Black Gold and recom- said Ayers. the character development names such as Montmo- graded by owner Frank Levering. mended Stark Brothers Ayers, once a crop ad- of Robert E. Lee and Ulyss- rency, Viva, and Stella, Nursery as a supplier. juster with 20 years ex- es S. Grant. glistened from cardboard pick from the same tree, vest time. Literally, past and pres- perience, shared another trays and brightly colored said Levering. “You wind up trying ent speaks volumes around key feature of successful Ayers said his great buckets and were heavy on The sweet cherry is to salvage what you can, each farmer and their or- orchard farming. grandmother first met the trees at both orchards. usually savored fresh off ” said Levering, expertly chards. The Blue Ridge He emphasized the im- his grandfather at a corn Customers jostled their the tree or found in fresh and quickly separating Mountains act as a natural portance of knowing fruit shucking after she came way to the purchase table recipes of locals, while the cherries into buckets as backdrop, protective bar- varieties and how to cycle to Orchard Gap looking to get any pickings that tart is most sought after he spoke. rier and silent audience of and stagger the planting of for work. Together, they were minimal due to the by wholesale buyers, pro- Most of those not mak- their handi-work as it did early and late varieties. built the acreage by selling heavy rain. Others, with cessed, frozen or canned. ing fresh grade, still have a generations before them. “That knowledge can apples for $1 in town and the bright burst of recent Hard-pressed to give his place. They are put in the Both farmers acknowl- turn a three-month sea- in turn buying more land. sunshine, strode out with favorite recipe, Levering category of wine cherries, edged their orchards’ son into a six-month one,” In 1981, he rented the buckets in hand, deter- said, “A tart cherry pie you available to the consumer advantageous locations. said Ayers. orchard and equipment, mined to pick cherries. cannot beat.” Still a purist and local wineries. They said due to the pro- In effect, it is a way to worked the land himself, Levering Orchard fea- at heart, he quickly added, The heavy rain affected tection afforded by the provide all the land has to then, in 1983, bought the tures more than 50 vari- “But I can sink my teeth the appearance of cherries warm valley air, flowing offer, but it is a lot of hard land and tractor. eties with 3,000 cherry into fruit.” by splitting some of them around the south ridge, work, he said. “It paid for itself in two trees, distinguishing it The cherry season at both orchards. meeting the colder air of Ayers’ first Flav-o-rich years,” said Ayers. as the largest cherry or- though sweet can be de- Looks can be deceiving. the mountains, surface peaches were beginning Ayers has added apple chard, south of New York, manding, especially when “The best tasting cherries crops like cherries can to ripen in contrast to packing and fruit shipping said owner Frank Lever- there is heavy rainfall. are the cracked ones, ” Le- thrive. The effect is known the dark blue expanse of to his farming business. ing. Less than ten miles Greater than average vering said his father, Sam as the thermal belt. mountains, not far from His sister and his great- away, Ayers Orchards of- makes the work more Levering, often told him. The farmers have unique the peaking cherries. Be- niece, Autumn Arnder, fers between 30-40 variet- concentrated, with time Levering credited his fa- styles, but share key simi- side the peach trees lay help out in sales and make ies of cherries. being of the essence. Ex- ther, who studied horticul- larities. a meadow filled with yel- homemade apple butters, Grandparents Ralph and cess rain shortens the life ture at Cornell University, Each spoke of his respec- low wildflowers. and jams from the fruits. Clara Levering, Quakers, of the cherry. with showing him what he tive interest as the single “This is what I see when Ayers, a self-proclaimed started the Levering or- This years’ season is knows about cherry farm- family sibling with a desire I go to work every day,” he mountain man, called his chard in 1908. such a harvest. As of last ing. He also spoke of his fa- to continue in the orchard said with a smile. good fortune to be doing Customers are loyal to Tuesday 6.4 inches of rain- ther’s willingness to share business; the influence of Levering, a former what he loves in prime Vir- their variety of cherry, fall had fallen in less than a information with others the family patriarchs on Hollywood television ginia conditions, “some- some return each year to week, just before peak har- and his “good heart.” their success in farming; script and screenwriter thing like luck of the draw.”

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A4 Sunday, June 16, 2013 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com SURRY COUNTY’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER -ESTABLISHED IN 1880- “Were it left to me to decide John Peters, editor whether we should have a gov- [email protected] ernment without newspapers, or newspapers without a gov- The Mount Airy News Wendy Byerly Wood, associate editor ernment, I should not hesitate a [email protected] moment to prefer the latter.” Printed on recycled www.mtairynews.com/opinion newspaper — Thomas Jefferson

319 N. Renfro St. Phone: (336) 786-4141 Mount Airy, NC 27030 Opinion Fax: (336) 789-2816 Editorial Will America regret Snowden’s intelligence leaks? A popular graphic mak- News-GOP- programs; in innocent American lives. ing the rounds on the fanned Beng- the case of Ver- The media was crammed City made right move Internet shows Boston hazi scandal, izon Business’s with stories about fears Marathon bombing terror- and CBS News phone records, of where terrorists could in declining county ofer ist brothers Tamerlan and reporting alle- Snowden cer- strike next: Water sup- Dzhokhar Tsarnaev with gations about tainly knew plies? Malls? Dirty bombs Last week, Mount Airy commissioners opted against the caption: “Apparently cover ups at the this, because in cities? The anthrax a take-over of Surry County’s water and sewer system in Not Verizon Customers.” State Depart- he leaked the scare and Beltway sniper the Flat Rock and Bannertown communities. It refers to news reports ment, and the very court shootings heightened Surry County had asked the city to take over the sys- that under a secret court Obama admin- order that ap- fears. Both political par- tem, which is served by the city’s water and sewer, be- order in April, the Nation- istration now proved the ties basically agreed to pull cause Surry County is losing $66,000 a year on the ser- al Security Agency was has binders continuation out all stops in American vice. collecting the telephone full of scandals. of the project. military response — and Mount Airy, on the other hand, is making money by records of tens of millions But Snowden’ s So he wasn’t selling water and sewer services to the county for those via the Patriot Act, a very- of American customers of revelations are blowing the few-holds-barred use of the communities. Verizon. P.S. That revela- the most seri- Joe Gandelman whistle on any- The city, predictably, said no thanks to the offer, and intelligence apparatus to tion was quickly topped. ous. Syndicated thing illegal; do everything possible try that was the right move for the city. The commissioners Next came a series of Bloomberg’s he was expos- Columnist to prevent future terrorist are responsible to the residents of Mount Airy, and taking leaks — or rather a blast View editorial ing something on the county’s request would have meant more expense in a dam, releasing revela- board noted that failed to murders. The Patriot Act was later renewed by Con- to city residents, either through higher water and sewer tions about Prism, a NASA the complexi- meet his own rates, or higher taxes to subsidize the service. program that collects and ties: “If everything Edward standards of propriety. gress with (presumably) Surry County, for its part, has found itself in the unen- mines data from Microsoft Snowden says is true, he is The question, of course, is its eyes open. viable position of continuing to pay for the cost of extend- Corp., Facebook, Google a criminal whose actions whether the government So now that all of this in- ing water and sewer lines to those communities, but there Inc., Facebook Inc. and may have endangered can function when all of formation is being revealed aren’t enough people hooking up to the system in order other companies. The blast American lives. He is also its employees (and con- about how American intel- to pay for it. came via the Guardian’s a conscientious citizen, tractors) can take it uponligence works — with a lot That’s because fewer than half of the anticipated 875 story on Edward Snowden, risking career and liberty themselves to sabotage the more we are almost glee- water customers hooked onto the system, and not even a 29-year-old former CIA to expose what he believes programs they don’t like.” fully told about to come two dozen of the expected 370 customers signed on for technical assistant and to be grave wrongdoing. Greatest generation out — precisely how will sewer service, which calls into question why the lines NSA contractor who works This is the paradox under- journalist-blogger Robert Americans react if there were extended into Bannertown and Flat Rock. for defense contractor lying government surveil- Stein was blunt: “After a is another major terror- This isn’t the first water problem to crop up within the Booz Allen Hamilton. He lance programs in general, lifetime in journalism, I ist act that takes the lives county’s borders in recent years. Not too long ago Mount proclaimed he was releas- and in particular the shaky cherish the First Amend- of thousands of American Airy ended up in a squabble with Dobson after that town ing the info due to his con- foundations of the U.S. na- ment but it does not come citizens? attempted to renege on its agreement to begin purchasing science — let the personal tional security apparatus.” with the right to what Oli- How will Americans re- water from the city. chips fall here they may. Some Democratic lib- ver Wendell Holmes long act if it’s then determined Eventually the two hammered out an understanding, His release of what erals and some Repub- ago called yelling fire in a that some intelligence gath- but only after it appeared the city was going to take legal some say is one of the big- lican libertarians hailed crowded theater. Especial- ering methods were com- action to compel Dobson to live up to its end of the agree- gest intelligence leaks in Snowden as a hero, but ly when the theater is full promised by Snowden’s ment. American history changed others agree with the view of those trying to prevent revelations which impaired All this wrangling over water, particularly given that the dynamics of the ear- of California’s Democratic a fire.” or even halted the preven- some parts of this county has far more available water lier intelligence revelation, Senator Dianne Feinstein: The bottom line? tion of that attack? than its residents can use, begs the question as to wheth- sharpened dilemmas, and “I don’t look at this as be- Americans often have a I hate to use the phrase, er all of Surry County might be better off with a single raised serious questions ing a whistle-blower. I short memory. And per- and pray it doesn’t prove water and sewer system, rather than different ones run about how the United think it’s an act of treason,” haps memory has slightly prophetic, but: stay tuned. by the various governments within the county’s borders. States can and will proceed she told The Hill. dimmed of the mood in the in future anti-terrorism in- Writes the New Yorker’s immediate aftermath of Copyright 2013 Joe Gandelman, telligence gathering. Add Jeffrey Toobin: “These 9/11, which ended in distributed the exclusively by Cagle Letters and comments the IRS scandal, the Fox were legally authorized brutal obliteration of 2996Cartoons newspaper syndicate. to The News Guess who is behind ‘conservative’ radio and TV ads The Mount Airy News welcomes input from readers, whether they are letters to the editors or online comments to our stories, editorials, You’ve seen them on lawbreakers. In of Facebook. “As you may have heard, photographs and personal columns. 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Readers can utilize our online “Letters Rubio and Paul Ryan are audience that ardent com- lish a pathway to citizen- to the Editor” link on our front page, post online comments to a story or working to make sure we border security munist turned ship for the estimated 11 editorial, or to read and respond to online commentary about local news have a tough, enforceable will, in fact, take conservative million undocumented im- in our community. immigration system that a back seat to and a man who migrants presently in the closes our borders and legalization and, knows one country, as long as they makes all those illegals ultimately, citi- when he sees pass a criminal background go to the back of the line zenship. one — has check, pay a fine and back Write your representatives to await possible future “Let’s be called Zucker- taxes, learn English, and clear,” the sena- berg an “uber- citizenship. Well, here is wait at least 13 years. The my solemn pledge to you: tor stated. “No- leftist” and Dobson Commissioners plan would also allow more if you believe that, then I body is talking Americans for Doug Patton high-skilled immigrants • Mayor Ricky K. Draughn, P.O. Box 1021, Dobson, NC want to sell you an iconic about prevent- a Conserva- Syndicated into the country in tech- 27017, 356-8201 (business), 356-4462 (home) old bridge in New York ing legalization. tive Direction Columnist nology, science and engi- • John D. Lawson, 423 S. Main St., 356-8555 City that connects Brook- The legalization an “Orwellian neering fields and create • Wayne Atkins, P.O. Box 351, 356-8962 lyn to Manhattan. If you’re is going to hap- front group” interested, I can make you pen. That means the fol- filled with “Arlen Specter a guest worker program to • Todd Dockery, 106 Saddle Brook Drive, Dobson, 27017, a really good deal on it. lowing will happen: First Republicans.” address labor shortages in 356-2233 Rubio, by far the most comes legalization. Then A series of opinion piec- industries like agriculture • Robin Testerman, 110 Freeman St., Dobson; 386-9144; disappointing member come the measures to se- es published on left-wing and construction. Finally, the plan would require a [email protected] of the so-called cure Gang the border. of And then websites have criticized series of increased border Mount Airy Commissioners Eight, is also either the comes the process of per- Zuckerberg for support- most naïve man in the manent residence.” ing such stalwart “con- security measures before • Mayor Deborah Cochran, P.O. Box 70, 786-3504 United States Senate or the So who is feeding us servative Republicans” as anyone here illegally can • Steve Yokeley, 132 Greystone Lane, 710-0472; syokeley@ most duplicitous. Recently, these lies using Rubio and Lindsay Graham and Chris apply for citizenship — mountairy.org on the Spanish-language Ryan to scam conserva- Christie. I guess this quali- including greater enforce- Univision TV network he tives? They are paid for by fies Zuckerberg for a life- ment, extended fencing • Dean Brown, 380 Folly Farms Road, 789-1979 (home) bragged about his obvious a group known as Ameri- time membership in the along the border, and a re- • Jon Cawley, 508 Country Club Road, 786-7657 sell-out to the illegal im- cans for a Conservative Heritage Foundation. quirement that all employ- • Scott Graham, 316 Grace St., 710-0062; sgraham@ migration lobby. Perhaps Direction. Sounds good, In a recent column, ers verify the legal status mountairy.org the senator thought that right? Sounds like the kind Horowitz described how of individuals before hiring of organization we should Zuckerberg’s group pub- • Shirley Brinkley, P.O. Box 70, 789-1866; sbrinkley@ because the interview was them. Do you support or in Spanish, it somehow want to support. Don’t bet lished the results of a push- mountairy.org oppose this proposal?” wouldn’t make its way into the farm on it. poll showing 71 percent of I’m still taking bids on Pilot Mountain Commissioners the hands of a translator It turns out that this voters — and 74 percent of that bridge. • Mayor Earl Sheppard, 817 Sunset Drive, 368-4958 who actually cares about group is being financed conservative Republicans! • Linda Needham, 508 W. Main St., 368-5908 an issue as important as by none other than bil- — support the senate bill. © 2013 by Doug Patton’s weekly the invasion of our coun- lionaire Mark Zuckerberg, Here is how the poll ques- columns are distributed by Cagle • Cordie Armstrong, P.O. 386 Pilot Mountain try by tens of millions of the founder and CEO tion is worded: Cartoons newspaper syndicate. • Gary Bell, P.O. Box 1461, Pilot Mountain. • Dwight Atkins, P.O. Box 794, Pilot Mountain The Mount Airy News

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www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Sunday, June 16, 2013 A5 Health Shoals Elementary receives NC Prevention Partners grant Staff Report at their school. their youth. The school’s stu- are important role models for also foresees using the systems To qualify for the award, dent-run School Health Advisory students making healthy choic- for special awards, celebrations CHAPEL HILL — North Car- schools must show their efforts Council provides input on school es and setting positive norms and competitions. olina Prevention Partners recent- are highlighted by a strong com- wellness policies and incentives around being physically active,” Surry County schools began ly recognized Shoals Elementary mitment to keeping students and for healthy behaviors. said Julie Knaack, Health Pro- their partnership with NC Pre- School in Surry County with a staff physically active. A health All students complete Healthy motion Manager at NC Preven- vention Partners and the Zone $1,000 Zone Health Award for and wellness room has been Activity logs which are reflected tion Partners. Health School Obesity Preven- reaching a high standard of ex- built at the school that includes in their health grades and rein- Shoals Elementary plans to tion Program in 2011. Zone cellence in student wellness and kid-friendly exercise equipment force the importance of main- use the $1,000 Zone Health Health is used by more than Award for a “Fitness on the 80 district and school teams obesity prevention. and interactive electronic games. taining a physically active life- GO” program to purchase three to create healthier school en- According to information Students and staff earn rewards style year-round. Staff are also physically active game systems. vironments and so far more provided by the Surry County for using the fitness room and included in their wellness efforts; This will expand the fitness op- than 130,000 students, faculty School system, administrators students in grades 3-5 can join ‘Workout Thursdays’ encourage portunities available to students and staff benefit from healthy and wellness leaders at Shoals an after-school fitness club. teachers to wear workout cloth- by making the consoles avail- meals and snacks, physical ac- Elementary feel the award is one County school officials indicat- ing to school if they plan to stay able for use in all classrooms tivity breaks, and health edu- indication they have succeeded ed they feel Shoals Elementary and exercise after school. when the health and wellness cation made possible through in building a culture of wellness School also excels at engaging “Shoals Elementary teachers room is occupied. The school the program.

Health Calendar Court ruling may open up MONDAYS Surry Cancer Support Group Surry County Cancer Support Group meets on the first Monday of the month from 7 to 9 p.m. in Grace Moravian Church, 1401 N. Main St., Mount Airy. Informational breast cancer gene tests programs are featured and refreshments are served. For more information, call 789- Marilynn Marchione rent price. common than has been be- 9779. AP Chief Medical Writer A primer on the case: lieved in blacks. Grief Support Q: What did the court Q: How expensive are This group meets Mondays from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Sycamore Baptist Church, Stuart, A ruling by the Su- say? the Myriad tests? Va. Anyone dealing with grief is welcome. For more information, call (276) 930-2768. preme Court that human A: Patents held by A: They cost $3,000 to TUESDAYS genes can’t be patented is Myriad Genetics Inc. on $4,000 and insurers only Narcotics Anonymous expected to increase ac- BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes cover them for women This support group meets Tuesdays at 8 p.m. in First Presbyterian Church, 326 S. cess and drop the cost for are not valid, because thought to be at high risk Main St., Mount Airy. For more information, call (800) 721-8225. tests for gene mutations isolating a naturally oc- because of family history Alcoholics Anonymous that greatly raise the risk curring segment of DNA of breast or ovarian cancer This support group meets Tuesdays at 8 p.m. in First United Methodist Church, of developing breast or cannot be patented. We all or other risk factors. The 203 Stephens St., Pilot Mountain. For more information, call 368-4548. ovarian cancer. have two copies of these tests are not recommended Mourning Support Group In a bit of a mixed mes- genes; mutations in one for women at average risk. The Good Mourning Support Group meets the second Tuesday of every month sage, the court unanimous- of them can give a woman Q: What about other from 9 to 11 a.m. at Prime Sirloin Restaurant. Anyone who has suffered a loss may at- ly decided that certain up to an 87 percent risk of tests for breast cancer tend. For more information about the group, call Fonda, Ben or Saundra at Mountain developing breast cancer genes? Valley Hospice at 789-2922. types of gene tests may still be protected by patents, and up to a 54 percent risk A: Some other tests look Lunch Bunch Grief Support Group for ovarian cancer. for mutations in 16 other yet it struck down patents The Lunch Bunch Grief Support Group meets the fourth Tuesday of each month at Q: How many people genes less commonly in- Golden Corral in Mount Airy starting at 11:30 a.m. Anyone who has suffered a loss that a company has long have them? volved in breast cancer may attend. For more information on the group, call Fonda, Ben or Saundra at Moun- held for BRCA genes. A: In the U.S., about but those have not been tain Valley Hospice at 789-2922. The company makes the 5 to 10 percent of breast able to include BRCA1 and Alzheimer’s/Dementia Group only test for two of those cancers are thought to be BRCA2 because of Myri- Caregivers for anyone with Alzheimer’s or dementia related diseases in Carroll breast cancer genes, due to bad BRCA genes. ad’s patents. Those other County and surrounding areas are welcome to an informational and support meeting BRCA1 and BRCA2. Among breast cancer pa- tests cost around $2,600. at the Carroll County Senior Center, 449 Training Center Road, Hillsville, Va., at 10 Hours after the ruling, tients, BRCA mutations The court’s ruling means a.m. on the fourth Tuesday. For more information, call Sissy Frye, respite program one company — DNA- are carried by 5 percent these tests likely will be coordinator of District Three Senior Services, at (800) 541-0933. Traits, part of Houston- of whites and 12 percent able to include BRCA1 and Healthy Living Classes based Gene By Gene, of Eastern European (Ash- BRCA2 for no or little ad- Twin County Regional Healthcare offers “Healthy Living” classes to the community Ltd. — said it would offer kenazi) Jews. Rates in ditional cost in the future, to assist friends and neighbors in adopting lifestyle changes that will help prevent or BRCA gene testing in the other groups aren’t as well giving a more complete manage disease. They are the third Tuesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at Twin County United States for $995 — known, but a recent study picture of a woman’s risk, Regional Hospital in the Twin County room on the ground level, Galax, Va. To regis- less than a third of the cur- suggests they are more Nagy said. ter or for more information, call 276-236-5433 or email [email protected]. Grief Support Group Twin County Hospice Healing Hearts Grief Support Group will meet the first Tues- day of each month at 10 a.m. at Shoney’s in Hillsville, Va. Breakfast is available for $5 per person. Anyone who has lost a loved one is welcome to attend. For more informa- tion, call hospice at 276-236-0973. WEDNESDAYS Free Acupuncture Treatments Mount Airy Community Acupuncture offers free acupuncture treatments for stress and post-traumatic stress disorder to all veterans and members of military families at the office at 526 W. Lebanon St. Session will start at 6 p.m. and continue on a first- come, first-served basis until 9 p.m. For more information, call 755-2158 or email [email protected]. THURSDAYS Breastfeeding Support Group The Surry County Health and Nutrition Center is creating a breastfeeding support group which will meet the first Thursday of each month from 1 to 2 p.m. at Salem Bap- tist Church, 430 Rockford Road, Dobson. There will be discussion about everything related to breastfeeding led by Brenda Hall, IBCLC, of the center. Mothers can bring their babies and share information and experiences and offer support to other women. For more information, call Hall at 401-8452. Surry Task Force on Domestic Violence This battered women’s support group meets from 5 to 6 p.m. at the old courthouse in Dobson. For more information, call 356-2014. Narcotics Anonymous This support group meets Thursdays at 8 p.m. in First Presbyterian Church, 308 E. Main St., Pilot Mountain. For more information, call (800) 721-8225. Granite City Al-Anon This support group meets every Thursday at 8 p.m. at Central United Methodist Church, 1909 N. Main St., Mount Airy. For more information, call 368-2427 or 789- 3835. Mount Airy City AA and Al-Anon This support group meets at 8 p.m. at the Depot Station, Pine Street, Mount Airy. For more information, call 368-2427. SUNDAYS Alcoholics Anonymous This closed speaker discussion meeting will be held each Sunday from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Andy Griffith Playhouse, Rockford Street, Mount Airy, in the downstairs. Granite City Al-Anon This support group meets every Sunday at 8 p.m. at Central United Methodist Church, 1909 N. Main St., Mount Airy. For more information, 368-2427. Granite City Alcoholics Anonymous This support group meets every Sunday at 8 p.m. at Central United Methodist Church, 1909 N. Main St., Mount Airy. For more information, 368-2427. UPCOMING EVENTS Blood drives Upcoming blood drives scheduled include: • Today from 12:30 to 5 p.m., Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, 109 Mount Pleasant Church Road, State Road. • Monday from 1:30 to 6 p.m., Elkin Rescue Squad, 946 N. Bridge St., Elkin. • Tuesday from 2:30 to 7 p.m., Boy Scouts at Raven Knob, 266 Raven Knob Road, Mount Airy. • Thursday from 1 to 6 p.m., Epworth United Methodist Church, U.S. 52, Cana, Va. • Friday from 2:30 to 7 p.m., Just Save, 612 S. Key St., Pilot Mountain. • Friday from 1:30 to 6 p.m., Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 100 Windsor Drive, Dobson. Pulled-pork sandwiches for all donors. • June 23 from noon to 4:30 p.m., Salem Fork Christian Church, 2245 White Dirt Road, Dobson. • June 28 from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., City of Mount Airy, 113 Renfro St., Mount Airy. • June 30 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Westfield Baptist Church, 6713 Westfield Road, Westfield. On average, someone needs blood every two seconds. Patients throughout the area are counting on the American Red Cross and generous sponsors and donors to make sure blood is available whenever it is needed. Area residents also can help make sure the blood supply continues adequate inven- tory levels by sponsoring a blood drive on weekdays or weekends. Churches, civic organizations and businesses are needed as blood drive sponsors to bring in more blood donors every month. To donate, the American Red Cross requires that donors must be at least 16 years old, weigh 110 pounds, be in general health and have a photo ID. Sixteen-year-olds now can give blood, but most have a signed parental consent form and an ID. To get the parental consent form, visit www.surrycountyredcross.org. For more information, call the American Red Cross at 786-4183. 00609553 A6 Sunday, June 16, 2013 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com

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The following incidents are White, 75, of Salem Fork Road tion medication from his home. and stole a .45 cal. semi-automat- someone killed his dog with a under investigation by the Surry in Elkin, reported that someone • On June 7, Brian Lee Thom- ic handgun. garden tiller while attempting County Sheriff’s Office: entered his home through an un- as, 28, of Oak Grove Church • On June 7, Larry Allen to steal the tiller. The two-and- • On June 7, William Phil locked door while he was away. Road in Mount Airy, reported Harold, 57, of Holly Avenue in a-half-year-old Yorkshire Terrier Nixon, 71, of Old Winston Road Nothing was reported missing in that someone broke into his Mount Airy, reported that some- was valued at $1,000. in Pilot Mountain, reported that the incident, according to police home and took two smart phones one opened his cellular telephone someone broke into an outbuild- reports. valued at $400. bill and used his social security • On June 8, William Clark ing on his property and took var- • On June 7, Michael Joe Mox- • On June 7, Bradley Shawn number. White, 53, of Old Country Home ious power tools valued at more ley, 35, of Fox Walk Lane in Pilot Inman, 36, of Coolidge Avenue • On June 8, Thomas Wayne Road in Dobson, reported that than $700. Mountain, reported that some- in Mount Airy, reported that Williams, 33, of Union Hill Road someone stole scrap metal from • On June 7, Charles Larry one stole two bottles of prescrip- someone broke into his truck in Thurmond, reported that his property. Food preservation class set for this week David Broyles ity level is high enough for it to be safely have safety features built in. Staf Reporter ‘I always look forward to stored. Additional handouts will be pro- “They are a piece of kitchen equipment vided with information on jams, jellies like any other,” said “If it is used correctly DOBSON — It’s that time of the year this workshop because and pickles. there is really only the slightest risk…be- when many folks wanting to restock the “Food preservation is not so much about cause of many new safety features,” said pantry actually try to get into a jam, or I learn something cheaper,” said Long. “For many people Long. She said the service can check dial perhaps a nice pint of homemade jelly. diferent every year from it is a matter of being concerned about gauge pressure canners to ensure they are Family and Consumer Education Exten- where their food is coming from and the indicating the correct pressure. sion Agent Carmen Long has announced participants.’ preservatives which are in their food and “The spring that is in the dial gauge a food preservation workshop which will the taste. Not only does home food preser- can wear out and they need to be checked vation give you the option to tailor some yearly to ensure it will be at the proper be held June 21 at the extension office in — Carmen Long of the recipes, the taste is much better.” pressure,” cautioned Long. “Cooking food Dobson. Family and Consumer Education at too low or too high pressure can both Long said the workshop is set to be held She said small families and others use Extension Agent cause problems.” Agents can also check from 11:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. and partici- freezing as their preferred method of food preservation because of the flexibility of for blockages in the pressure release pants are encouraged to call 336-401-8025 valves of the cookers. to register so enough information packets many grocery shelves, the learning cycle portions it allows. “It’s simple to freeze fruits and some- Long said that in addition to having can be offered. has been disrupted. equipment on display, a variety of new “While we appreciate the food prepa- times when you buy them in a large quan- “It is that time of the season,” said Long. tity there is a cost savings,” said Long. She items which make food preservation eas- ration method passed down by fam- ier will be featured. “I looked out my window this morning to added that the workshop will also provide see a red tomato on the fine. Often home ily members, recent research has yielded “I always look forward to this workshop information on where instructional videos because I learn something different every food preservation is a once-a-year activ- improved ways to preserve food safely. and other food preservation resources can ity so we all could benefit from a short There might be an easier, up to date way year from participants,” said Long. “Per- be found. She said had many of these im- sons could budget an extra 30 minutes refresher course so food for our families for many applications. This workshop is provements been available at the time our is preserved safely. Too much effort and really an informational session. It’s been a and bring a bag lunch and attend this ancestors would have used them to pre- at their lunch break. The bottom line is expense goes into preserving food to take year since many of us have done this and serve their food. some positive reinforcement beforehand when you do it yourself you know things. a chance on it spoiling.” In addition to the water bath techniques It’s a more wholesome product. Soups and She explained food preservation and could make a big difference,” added Long. used for pickles, jelly and jams, pressure meats can even be preserved and become canning traditionally is passed from one Long said salsa, for instance, has be- cookers provide a way to cook food which the basis for quick and easy meals.” generation to the next by those with expe- come more popular and the workshop can be canned. Long stressed that persons rience. With the emphasis on convenience will provide brochures with some solid, must use the “rules of the road” when us- Reach David Broyles at [email protected] or in highly processes foods dominating research based salsa recipes so the acid- ing them even though modern models 719-1952. Fund

From Page A1 available state-wide. calls average around 80 per for many, who assume the num- United Fund of Surry Coun- The service is available in both month from Surry County, ber one call would be for food ty’s member agencies are listed and services in each county, in- English and Spanish, as well as Pequeno said, with more calls in assistance. She said this may be through the 211 service, as well cluding senior services, housing multiple other languages. the winter months due to people due to the widely-known agen- as non-profit organizations, and utilities, food, child care, To use the service, simply dial looking for utility assistance for cies who assist with food needs agencies like Red Cross, Surry counseling, job training, health 211 on any phone. A website is heating costs. Last year, the sys- for Surry County citizens, but Community College programs, care access, support groups, also available at NC211.org. Af- tem logged 1,001 known calls for not as many people know where and some churches. mental health, substance abuse, ter a prompt asking the caller services in Surry County. Peque- to turn for help when they can- For more information about United Fund, or if to list an agen- disaster services, and more. to select a language, they will no said the number may have not pay their electricity bill. Pequeno said Surry County cy with 211, call Beth Pequeno be connected to a live operator, been higher, but some locations The 211 service provides at 789-3087 or visit unitedfund- has nearly 200 listings for vari- Pequeno explained. of callers are not known. help and answers for a variety ofsurry.org. ous agencies in the county, which Pequeno said the call center is The number one request was of needs, and Pequeno said she are part of the database of 18,000 located in Durham. for utility assistance, which would like to encourage anyone Reach Jessica Johnson at jessicajohnson@ agency listings and resources During the summer months, Pequeno said comes as a shock who needs assistance to call 211. civitasmedia.com or 719-1933. Mud

From Page A1 the use of their property Club Spokesperson Di- creative movement. Quesinberry, Jackson had thoroughly impressed yearly for the event. Mon- ane Barnett said this is “We do what we can do to be put into a medically with the grit and courage According to volunteer ey raised will help provide the first time the group to give back to the com- induced coma last July. of the tiny Sawyer when Darlene Watts, the effort funding for developmental has participated in the munity,” said Barnett. Following that the child he arrived. is a collaboration between activities for special needs bog. Aktion Club members She said the Kiwanis was on life support until “He was ready to go groups including Bottom- children and adults. The participate in a variety of had helped with a lot of improving. His hospital right then,” said Hiatt. land 4x4, local Easter Seals Surry Community College community help projects the planning for their stay kept his family from “He yelled faster, faster,” volunteers and the Van Aktion group also partici- and fundraisers. Barnett booth. The long lines and arranging a ride in a mon- recalled Hiatt. “We had Nieuwkoops, who donate pated this year. said the club and the local two grills loaded with ster truck for him to honor to crank up nearly every chapter of Easter Seals col- hot dogs proved it was a his pre-k graduation. truck on the lot out here. I laborate on their summer popular booth. Bog orga- When Van Nieuwkoop put him on my lap and let and Hiatt found this out “Interesting, unusual, and always tasteful” programs. She said Ak- nizers anticipated 15,000 him drive.” tion’s members are adult attended the event. they arranged to ride Jack- The first participant S D students with disabilities Perhaps no better sto- son around Friday night be- across Lake Eric this year omething ifferent wanting to make a differ- ry from this year’s bog fore the event. The first of was Daniel Galyean of many rides for the evening On Main ence. It is sponsored by the testified to the spirit of Dobson, who had spent began in a very loud Ford Mount Airy Kiwanis Club. the event than what Van Art and Furnishings for mind, body & soul! Blazer and progressed up two months building his Watts explained the Eas- Nieuwkoop and T.J. Hiatt entry for the sole pur- Home Décor ~ Custom Framing to Van Nieuwkoop’s Mon- ter Seals Summer Camp arranged for young Jack- ster Truck. pose of competition in the www.somethingdifferentonmain.net Program has been going son Sawyer, who attended “Hes really had a rough Bogg. Shortly before the on for ten years and in- his second Mudd Bogg celebration of Galyean’s [email protected] 147 N. Main St. time for the last year and a cludes activities such as this year. half,” commented Quesin- ride, 9-year old Malachi (336) 786-1516 Mt. Airy, NC 27030 visiting farms, swimming, According to his father, Hatmaker, whose father is 00615328 berry. “He’s mighty tough bowling, arts, crafts and Nathan and mother Brandy for 7. You should have seen an officer on the Mount his face when we brought Airy Police Department, him here. He was in shock. shyly walked up the the He had hoped to just be orange retaining fence and Grooming able to sit in a truck. They yelled support to his dad. told him that he’d get to He said he likes to watch Daycare ride in one and took him all his dad compete. around the place. The first “He says I can have Boarding thing he said this morning the Blazer when I grow Web: luckybonescountryclub.com (Saturday) when he got up,” said Hatmaker. “I’m www.facebook.com/luckybonescountryclub Training up was ‘It’s time to go the think I’m going to do the the Mudd Bogg.’ I think he Mudd Bogg.” Kitty Condos dreamed about it.” Hiatt, a regular Bogg Reach David Broyles at dbroyles@ Phone volunteer, said he was civitasmedia.com or 719-1952. 336-719-2259 00615399

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Submissions to the munity Center will move process. For more informa- 5 to 7 will be held from 9 munity Center hosts a jam the purchase of a dance community calendar for one night to the Cen- tion, call DSS at 401-8800. a.m. to noon, and the Na- session the irst Tuesday of ticket. The dance starts need to be in writing and ter of the Crooked Road tive American Culture each month at 7 p.m. at 7 p.m. and admission is arrive or be brought into in Abingdon, Va., at Heart- July 25 camp for ages 8 to 11 will • Open Jam is held ev- $5. Popular old-time dance The Mount Airy News wood off exit 14 on I-81 • The Carroll County be from 1 to 4 p.m. Space ery Friday at 7 p.m. at the band The Slate Mountain office by 5 p.m. Tuesday South. The LCC is plan- School Board will hold is limited, and those inter- Willis Gap Community Ramblers will provide the for the event to be in Sun- ning a charter bus to trans- its July meeting at 5:30 ested should call 786-4478 Center, 144 The Hollow music for the dance. The day’s newspaper. The cal- port all who can attend for p.m. in the second loor for more information. Road, Ararat, Va. For more Old-Time Dance and Clog- endar runs each Sunday. a nominal charge. The bus meeting room of the Car- • Learning to Fight information, call Mary Del- ging Workshop are held on Be sure to include the full will leave at 3 p.m. and roll County Governmental Back: Women’s Self-De- lenback Hill at (276) 251- the irst Saturday of every name and address of the return around midnight. Complex, Hillsville, Va. fense will be held July 8 9906. month. Also, Wilhelmi is event; the time, day and Plans are to eat in Abing- and 9 at the Center for • Lambsburg Commu- teaching clogging classes date of the event; and a don. For more informa- Oct. 13 Public Safety, 1220 State nity Center, Lambsburg, every Thursday from 5:30 contact phone number tion, call 648-2078, email • The Mount Airy Lady St., Mount Airy, from 6 to Va., hosts Friday Night to 6:30 p.m. in the Surry in case our staff has any [email protected] or Lions Club annual fund- 9 p.m. Cost is $25, and stu- Jam each week from 7 Arts Council dance room. questions. Information visit www.lambsburgcom- raiser for scholarships to dents must be 16 and older to 10 p.m. Refreshments This class is perfect for all may be mailed to: The munitycenter.org. Surry Community College and should register prior are served, and there is a beginners as well as more Mount Airy News, 319 N. • The Carroll County is a cash and gas giveaway to the irst class. For more playground and walking advanced students, and all Renfro St., Mount Airy, School Board will meet for a $1 donation per tick- information, call 386-3229 trail at the facility. For ages are welcome. The cost NC 27030; faxed to 789- at 7:30 a.m. in the third et. Donations and tickets or 386-3244. more information, call 648- of the class is $25 a month. 2816; or emailed to mta- loor conference room of can be obtained from any • A quilted watercolor 2078 or email pwberrier@ For more information, call calendar@civitasmedia. the Carroll County Gov- Lady Lions member or for on fabric classes will be gmail.com or visit www. the Surry Arts Council at com. ernmental Complex, Hills- convenience at Jim Jack- held July 30 and Aug. lambsburgcommunitycen- 786-7998 or visit www.sur- ville, Va., to close out the son Insurance Agency, 107 1 from 6 to 9 p.m. The ter.org. ryarts.org. June 17 iscal year. W. Independence Blvd., class will use watercolor • Jam sessions will be • Surry Community Col- and Woodruff Account- pencils, a textile medium, held every Friday from 7 to Ongoing kids lege’s Small Business Cen- June 29 ing Agency, 1600 S. Andy thread, and a 12-inch fab- 10 p.m. at the Willis Gap activities ter will offer “Keep Cash • The annual George Grifith Parkway, Mount ric square. The quilted Community Center. Jam- • The Dobson Com- Flowing: Managing Your Lee and Celestine Vernon Airy, or call 786-8549 for watercolor block created mers of all skill levels are munity Library, 113 S. Accounts Receivable” as a Shelton reunion will be delivery. will be suitable for a mini- invited to attend. Enjoy a Crutchield St., has story- free seminar from 2:30 to held at the Riverside Park wall hanging, quilt block night of fun, food, friends time each Wednesday from 4:30 p.m. at the Center for Shelter #1. Business meet- Series events or pillow top. Cost is $49, and fellowship while hear- 10 to 10:45 a.m. They read Public Safety, 1220 State ing will begin at noon with • The Surry Arts Coun- and limited materials are ing bluegrass, old-time, a book, do a craft, color, St., Mount Airy. Advanced lunch at 12:30 p.m. Family cil summer series at the required. For more infor- country and gospel music. sing and dance and have registration is required by and friends are asked to Blackmon Amphitheatre mation, call 386-3229 or Admission is free. fun while learning. Those emailing Susan Coble at bring a well-illed picnic is in full swing. Most con- 386-3244. A materials list • The Beulah Ruritan attending should feel free [email protected] or call- basket. certs are held at 7:30 p.m., is available. Club hosts bands most to stay longer and play ing 386-3685. and the schedule includes • The Surry County Friday and Saturday at with the toys and chil- July 4 June 21, The Embers; Farmers Markets are held 7:30 p.m. The schedule dren’s computer. June 21 • The July 4th Down- June 27, Jim Quick and Tuesdays from 3:30 to 6 for June includes Classic • Join the Mount Airy • A His and Hers Bingo town Siloam celebration Coastline; June 28, Craig p.m. beside the Mount Country, June 21; Country Museum of Regional His- will be held at North Surry will begin with a parade Woolard Band; July 3 at 7 Airy Post Ofice; Thurs- Magic, June 22; Two Old tory at 10 a.m. for the irst High School to beneit the at 9:30 a.m. Line up is p.m., Holiday Band; July days from 4 to 7 p.m. on Two Young, June 28; and Friday of every month in Shepherd’s House spon- at Hardy’s Trucking on 5, The Catalinas; July 6, East Main Street, Pilot Dennis Tolbert Band, June fun and fantasy. Explore sored by AES employees. Siloam Road at 9 a.m. Carolina Breakers; July Mountain, near The Liv- 29. For more information history and nature through Prizes include Longaberg- Following the parade, in 11, Spare Change; July ing Room Coffeehouse; on the music schedule and books, activities and more. er baskets, range mem- downtown Siloam there 12, Jimmy Lowry Tribute and Saturdays from 9 a.m. activities of the club, visit This program is free and is berships to Rabbit Ridge, will be a tractor contest, with Steve Jarrell; July 13, to noon in the Elkin Town the group’s Facebook page, intended for preschool-age Lowe’s Home Improve- Hillbilly jalopies, Shriners Coastal Cruz’rs; July 19, Hall parking lot. Beulah Ruritan Club. children. ment gift cards, Tommy Mini-Truckers, 50/50 cash The Magniicents; July 26, • Historic Mount Airy • Voice of the Blue Ridge Hiliger pocketbooks, golf drawing, children’s games Fantastic Shakers; Aug. Ghost Tours will be held is held every third Satur- Support Groups packages and more. Grand and entertainment by 2, Envision Band; Aug. 9, Friday and Saturday from day at the Downtown Cin- • The 2012 Twelve prize is a stainless-steel the Marshall Brothers. A Sea-Cruz; Aug. 10, Mark 8 to 9:30 p.m. May 31 ema Theatre, 142 N. Main Oaks Alzheimer’s Support four-burner gas grill. Doors drawing will be held for Roberts & Breeze; Aug. through the end of Octo- St., Mount Airy. The show Group meets the second open at 5:30 p.m., bingo a homemade quilt made 16, Holiday Band; Aug. ber. Those touring will starts at 7:30 p.m. Tickets Wednesday of each month begins at 6:30 p.m. Cost by the Siloam Homemak- 23, North Tower; Aug. 24, hear about 13 of the area’s are $7 or free with a 2011 from 4 to 5 p.m. for the of $25 includes 20 bingo ers. 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From Page A7 p.m. on the first and third with concerns in educa- held every Thursday from every third Sunday of the Meetings take place in Tuesday of each month. tion, discipline and family 10:30 a.m. to noon at Surry month at Spencer Funeral the downstairs classroom will help. The program For more information, call fun. Learn about nutrition, SCAN. For more informa- Home. of the Andy Griffith Play- is held at Calvary Baptist 786-4778. healthy living, raising a tion, call Heather Hunter • The Surry County house at 7 p.m. Church, 416 S. Franklin • Mother’s Community family on a budget and at 789-0111 ext. 221. Beekeepers Association • The Plaid Cloth Lit- Road, Mount Airy, at 6:15 Connection is for parents more. Group sessions are • Meetings will be held meets the second Monday erary Society meets every each Thursday at Bojan- of each month at 7 p.m. in second Wednesday of the gles from 6 to 8 p.m. for the North Carolina Coop- month at noon to share those healing from a bro- erative Extension ofice in the love of reading in the ken marriage. Dobson. For more informa- Mount Airy Museum of • S.M.I.L.E. (Senior tion, call 352-5751. Regional History on the Monthly Informative Lun- • The Siloam Extension second floor in the library. cheon Event) is a covered- and Community Associa- Light refreshments are dish luncheon, followed by tion Club meets the second served. Call the museum a brief learning informa- Monday of each month at at 786-4478 for more infor- tion session, games (such 7 p.m. at the Siloam Bap- mation. as bingo) and activities. Ittist Church for a program • Copeland Seniors is a time of fellowship for and fellowship. For more meet the second Wednes- all. It is held the second information, call the N.C. day of each month at the Wednesday of each month Cooperative Extension at Copeland Ruritan Build- at 11:30 a.m. at the Pilot 401-8025. ing, across from Copeland Mountain Senior Center • The Busy Bee Exten- School, at 10:30 a.m. fol- and the third Thursday of sion and Community Asso- lowed by a covered-dish each month at noon at the ciation Club meets the first meal. Surry County Senior Cen- Tuesday of each month at • The Dobson Early ter, Mount Airy. Call the 1 p.m. for a program and Birds Extension and Com- Senior Center at 786-6155, fellowship. For more in- munity Association Club ext. 225, with questions. formation, call the N.C. meets the third Wednes- Cooperative Extension at day of each month at 11 Ongoing veterans 401-8025. a.m. for a program and events • The Salem Fork - Exfellowship. For more in- • VFW Post 2019 will tension and Community formation, call the N.C. meet the second Monday Association Club meets Cooperative Extension at left to right, Beth Jones and Melissa Spraker, Dental Hygienists, Dr. Joseph P Schneider, DMD, of each month at 7 p.m. at the second Tuesday of each 401-8025. Charlene McGowan, Dental Assistant, Deborah Shockley and Janet Epperson, Offi ce. Veterans Park. month at 10 a.m. at Sue’s • The Kiwanis Club • The Marine Corps Restaurant in Dobson for of Mount Airy meets the • Preventative and Restorative Family Dentistry League of Surry County a program and fellowship. first and third Thursday of Detachment 1322 meets For more information, call the month at RidgeCrest • Comprehensive Dental Cleaning the second Tuesday of the N.C. Cooperative Ex- Retirement and Assisted each month at First Baptist tension at 401-8025. Living Community, 1000 • Extractions Church of Mount Airy at 7 • The White Sulphur Ridgecrest Lane, Mount p.m. All former Marines Springs Extension and Airy. The meal starts at and FMF Navy corpsmen/ Community Association 5:30 p.m., with meeting • Crowns, Bridges, Veneers chaplains are welcome. Club meets the second at 6 p.m. For more infor- Call Todd Abbott at 320- Tuesday of each month at mation, contact Bruce • Cosmetic fi llings (tooth colored) 4044 for more information. 1 p.m. at the North Main Arnold, president, at 719- • Mount Airy American Church of Christ for a pro- 0063. • Dentures and Partial Dentures Legion Post 123 and La- gram and fellowship. For • New MOMS (Moth- dies Auxiliary meets the more information, call the ers of Many Seasons) • Nitrous Oxide conscious sedation second Tuesday of each N.C. Cooperative Exten- Ministry, open to area month. Refreshments are sion at 401-8025. ladies and their children, • Root canals, Whitening served at 6:30 p.m. and the • The Beulah Extension starts Thursday. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. and Community Associa- group meets the first and • Available for Emergencies For more information, call tion Club meets the third third Thursdays monthly 755-3231. Tuesday of each month at from 9 to 11 a.m. at Salem • Disabled American 7 p.m. at the Beulah Ruri- Baptist Church, 430 Rock- Veterans holds monthly tan Building for a program ford Road, Dobson. For meetings every third Tues- and fellowship. For more more information, contact day at 6:30 p.m. at the DAV information, call the N.C. momsministrysbc@gmail. office, 767 W. Lebanon St., Cooperative Extension at com or 374-4419. Mount Airy, at Veterans 401-8025. • The Pilot Mountain Park. For more informa- Accepting • The Photography Club Achievers Extension and tion, call 789-0328. meets on the third Tues- Community Associa- • The American Le- day of every month. Each tion Club meets the third gion Riders have monthly meeting will have a brief Thursday of each month at New Patients meetings the last Tuesday presentation, addressing 9:30 a.m. at the Armfield of each month at Veterans areas in which the group Civic Center for a program Park. For more informa- members have expressed and fellowship. For more tion, call Gary Willard at an interest. Following the information, call the N.C. 345-7388. discussion, there will be Cooperative Extension at • Pilot Mountain VFW an opportunity for ques- 401-8025. Monday, tuseday, thursday & Friday and Ladies Auxiliary tions on the presentation members meet the second or other topics. There • The Wings of Glory Christian Bikers Ministry 8:00 am - 5:00 PM Thursday of each month also will be time to show will meet the first Friday at 7 p.m. at the VFW Postphotographs. Email to be night of each month at Home on N.C. 268. The placed on the email list for the Lantern in Dobson at meeting starts at 7 p.m. meeting information and Cana Dental Center, PC and is followed by finger topics, Robert Merritt at 6 p.m. For more informa- tion, call Tommy Freeman 16257 Fancy Gap Hwy food. [email protected] or Hobart Jones at sum- at 648-1566. Cana, VA 24317 Club meetings [email protected], or call • The N.A.A.C.P. meets Hobart Jones at 710-0139. Ongoing events

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Jef Siner | MCT NASCAR driver Regan Smith, seen in the garage at Charlotte Motor Speedway, won Saturday’s Nationwide race in Michigan. Smith holds of Larson to win Nationwide race Submitted Photo BROOKLYN, Mich. were completed with no The White Plains Pirates won the Cal Ripken Tournament this week. Front row, from left, Wilson Bunker, Nick Badgett, (AP) — The rain drops delays. Carson Hawks, Triston Atkins and Brett Johnson; middle row, Carson Draughn, Chandler Hawks, Colby Guy, Kobe Slate and Calvin Johnson; back row, assistant coach Ricky Thomas, coach Daryl Johnson and assistant coach Michael Slate. splashed down on the pave- Kligerman led for 13 laps ment at Michigan Interna- toward the end, but the tional Speedway about an rain that might have helped hour after Regan Smith’s him didn’t arrive in time. victory Saturday. “We played it perfectly Pirates win Cal Ripken title Too late to interrupt the for that situation,” Kliger- race — and that was fine man said. “There was de- Staf Report title after finishing second to the tournament selections were Nick with Smith and crew chief bris everywhere the last Copeland Mets last year. Badgett, Calvin Johnson and Col- Greg Ives. 20 laps. Of course, no one The White Plains Pirates took In the past 100 games, the Pi- by Guy. “I’ve had a lot of different threw a caution, so we ran first place in this week’s Surry rates have won 91 times, accord- Kobe Slate was named tourna- situations over the years, of out of fuel and finished County Cal Ripken Tournament. ing to Slate. ment MVP after hitting two home weather and how it plays wherever we finished.” Playing in the Major League This year the team went unde- runs and not allowing a hit in any into it,” Ives said. “I had Kligerman finished 25th. division, this is the fourth time feated in the regular season, then inning he pitched. the radar on my screen, and Sam Hornish Jr., who is in five years that these boys have won four straight times to take “All the team hit well and did I saw it breaking up. None second in the standings, won the tournament, according to the league tournament. their part this year to make this of my strategy really came fell from 23 points behind assistant coach Michael Slate. All-tournament honors went to a successful season,” said Coach off the weather — whether Smith to 58 points back. The Pirates defeated a tough Beulah’s Chase Swartz and Ma- Daryl Johnson. “I am extremely or not the rain was going He finished 32nd — his Beulah Royals team to claim the son Gwyn. From the Pirates, the proud of every one of them.” to come. … If it would have day ended early because of came and rained us out, it an oil pump problem. happens, but I wasn’t go- “One of the pieces of ing to guarantee myself debris that were flying anything on the rain.” around on the track prob- Smith won the Nation- ably from one of the cars wide Series race, holding that got wrecked early on Wade playing with his sons in mind off Kyle Larson in the final came through the nose of SAN ANTONIO (AP) — From 10 laps and more than dou- the car and actually broke time to time, Dwyane Wade will still bling his lead in the points the oil pump,” Hornish extend his arms toward a referee in standings. He took the said. “That basically al- exasperation after not getting a foul lead with 13 laps remain- lowed that front bearing to call that he thought he earned. ing when Parker Kliger- dump a bunch of oil out of He’s tried to do it less this season, man had to pit. The race the engine.” for three reasons. was run under threatening Smith won for the sec- weather conditions, but The Miami Heat guard has gotten SMITH criticized at times throughout his all 125 laps and 250 miles See | B2 career over how often he complains about calls on the court, though when he saw it spilling into real life, he knew he had to make a change. The spark was when he saw one of Rays pitcher Cobb his sons complaining to a referee during a youth-league game, a dis- play that left Wade pointing the fin- ger of blame at himself. struck by line drive “I’m a role model for Zaire Wade and Zion Wade and Dahveon Mor- Michael Laughlin | MCT ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Tampa Bay Rays right- ris,” Wade said, listing his two sons The Miami Heat’s Dwyane Wade (3) has contact with San Antonio’s Danny Green hander Alex Cobb was taken off the field on a stretcher after and the nephew he’s raising. “So I (4) during Game 4 of the NBA Finals. Wade said he has toned down his complaints he was hit on the right ear by a liner off the bat of Kansas go to their games and I hate, I hate, to refs for the sake of his kids. City’s Eric Hosmer in the fifth inning of Saturday’s game. to see them talking back to the ref. I Cobb put a hand on his head after being struck. Train- hate it. It burns me up inside every It’s also Father’s Day, a particularly spe- The kids, he said, are growing ers from both teams and other medical staff immediately ran onto the field. time. I’m like, ‘Get back on defense.’ cial day for Wade. His long struggle for And then I look in the mirror and say, up fast. His oldest son started AAU Cobb could be seen kicking his legs while being examined ‘Well, how can you tell him not to do single custody of his children was well- travel tournaments earlier this year. on the mound. The Rays announced that Cobb remained something when you’re doing it?’ I chronicled, and the book he wrote that And while all three kids have differ- conscious the whole time and was taken to Bayfront Medi- look at that and I think that’s helped was released last year revolved largely ent personalities, they’re each pick- cal Center in St. Petersburg for further examination. me understand.” around the relationships he has with Rays spokesman Rick Vaughn said all tests were normal Sunday is Game 5 of the NBA Finals. the boys in his life. See WADE | B2 and that Cobb suffered a mild concussion. Players on both teams had hands on their heads as a stunned silence overtook Tropicana Field after the crowd gasped when Cobb was struck. It came a month after Blue Jays starter J.A. Happ was also Good memories abound for Earnhardt at Michigan struck by a liner against the Rays and suffered a skull frac- ture. BROOKLYN, Mich. started working together the Sprint Cup’s twice- es in the Chase for the Happ was discharged from an area hospital the following (AP) — A year ago, we were trying to figure yearly visits to the Irish Sprint Cup, and although day. Dale Earnhardt Jr. finally out how to get a 15th- Hills always seem to pres- he began 2013 with five The sound of the ball striking Cobb — which sounded like snapped his long losing place combination into ent an opportunity for straight top-10 finishes a bat hitting a ball — could be heard in the press box. streak. He left Michigan the top 10 and we were Earnhardt and his No. 88 and briefly led the points Rays players, manager Joe Maddon and pitching coach International Speedway happy when we did. Chevrolet. standings, he’s slipped to Jim Hickey gathered at the mound during the 11-minute de- with hopes of more vic- “Now when we run in Earnhardt’s victory last fourth since then. lay. Shortstop Yunel Escobar was in squatting position look- tories to come — maybe the top 10 it’s just anoth- year wasn’t a shock. He’d Earnhardt took a step ing down at the ground, while Hickey appeared at time at be even a Sprint Cup cham- er weekend — and what been running well for a in the right direction nervously pacing near the mound. pionship. do we have to do to win?” while, working his way with a third-place show- It has been a tough week for Cobb, who left the team af- He hasn’t won since. Whenever NASCAR’s back among NASCAR’s ter starting Monday night’s game against Boston due to the ing at Pocono last week- death of his grandmother. He was informed of the death after “We want to win more top series comes to Mich- elite drivers, so after a end, but the pressure is the game in which the 25-year old gave up a season-high six races. We want to win igan, Earnhardt is at the convincing performance mounting for him to take runs over four innings in a 10-8, 14-inning loss to the Red numerous races and mul- center of attention. He at MIS, stock-car rac- advantage of a return to Sox. tiple races in a season,” won at MIS last June af- ing’s most popular driver Michigan. While Happ has been fine since getting hurt, Arizona’s Earnhardt said. “We want ter 143 races without a could credibly eye a run “It’s just a simple race Brandon McCarthy collapsed at a restaurant with a seizure that to be the norm. We victory. His most recent at a series championship. track that has not got a related to the head injury he sustained while pitching last want that to be what is win before that was also But concussion prob- expected. When we first at Michigan in 2008, so lems derailed his chanc- See MEMORIES | B3 See RAYS | B2

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Saturday 12. (7) Justin Allgaier, Chevrolet, 125, 80.1, 32, $19,800. 28. (37) Eric McClure, Toyota, 120, 38.5, 16, $18,500. At Michigan International Speedway 13. (22) Jeremy Clements, Chevrolet, 124, 77.9, 31, $19,550. 29. (27) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, 119, 44.2, 15, $18,450. Brooklyn, Mich. 14. (5) Alex Bowman, Toyota, 124, 73.8, 31, $19,675. 30. (38) Juan Carlos Blum, Chevrolet, 119, 37.9, 14, $18,700. Lap length: 2 miles 15. (23) Cole Whitt, Toyota, 124, 68.1, 29, $20,275. 31. (18) Jefrey Earnhardt, Ford, 85, 27.8, 13, $18,350. (Start position in parentheses) 16. (31) Mike Wallace, Chevrolet, 124, 61.9, 28, $19,375. 32. (13) Sam Hornish Jr., Ford, engine, 81, 95.7, 12, $18,305. 1. (20) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, 125 laps, 116.8 rating, 47 points, $45,440. 17. (12) Travis Pastrana, Ford, 124, 68.1, 27, $19,125. 33. (9) Brian Vickers, Toyota, 80, 32.7, 11, $18,260. 2. (11) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 125, 100.4, 42, $38,200. 18. (15) Johanna Long, Chevrolet, 124, 60.2, 26, $19,075. 34. (35) Ken Butler, Toyota, ignition, 21, 35.6, 10, $18,230. 3. (2) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 125, 119, 0, $24,750. 19. (17) Michael Annett, Ford, 123, 72.6, 25, $19,025. 35. (39) Carl Long, Ford, alternator, 16, 36.2, 9, $12,196. 4. (14) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 125, 110.5, 0, $17,800. 20. (1) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 123, 120.2, 26, $28,550. 36. (26) Jef Green, Toyota, vibration, 14, 44.2, 8, $11,375. 5. (4) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 125, 110.1, 39, $23,375. 21. (28) Mike Bliss, Toyota, 123, 68.8, 23, $18,900. 37. (30) Josh Wise, Chevrolet, electrical, 10, 36.9, 7, $11,355. 6. (6) Brad Sweet, Chevrolet, 125, 96.8, 38, $21,050. 22. (25) Blake Koch, Toyota, 123, 53.6, 22, $18,850. 38. (32) J.J. Yeley, Chevrolet, handling, 8, 34.3, 0, $11,316. 7. (8) Chris Buescher, Ford, 125, 95, 37, $14,810. 23. (34) Scott Riggs, Ford, 123, 48.1, 0, $18,800. 39. (33) Dexter Stacey, Ford, accident, 6, 34.8, 5, $17,190. Race Statistics 8. (19) Elliott Sadler, Toyota, 125, 89.7, 36, $21,645. 24. (24) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, 123, 57.4, 20, $18,750. Average Speed of Race Winner: 137.825 mph. 9. (21) Nelson Piquet Jr., Chevrolet, 125, 83.8, 35, $20,425. 25. (16) Parker Kligerman, Toyota, 123, 93.1, 20, $19,175. Time of Race: 1 hour, 48 minutes, 50 seconds. 10. (3) Brian Scott, Chevrolet, 125, 87.4, 34, $21,875. 26. (29) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, 122, 52.2, 18, $18,625. Caution Flags: 5 for 23 laps. 11. (10) Joey Logano, Ford, 125, 109.8, 0, $13,975. 27. (36) Joey Gase, Toyota, 122, 42.4, 17, $12,575. Lead Changes: 5 among 5 drivers. B2 Sunday, June 16, 2013 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com Rays Wade From Page B1 From Page B1 enthused about taking ques- ball tips it’s all about the tions on any other topic. effort on the court, execut- September. He was having ing up certain tendencies Or really, any topic. ing and making plays.” dinner with his wife at a from the man of the house. He was asked eight ques- Spoelstra said the mind Phoenix restaurant when he So he’s simply trying to be tions in his post-practice games simply come with passed out. the best he can, on the court news conference, accord- the territory. While pitching for Oak- and off. He only picked up ing to the transcript pro- “That’s just part of play- land last Sept. 5, McCarthy four technicals during this vided by the NBA, and his off basketball for teams,” sustained what was de- regular season, way down average answer was just Spoelstra said. “The most scribed at the time as life- from his career-worst 12 over 11 words. The final important thing is to un- threatening injuries when he from two seasons ago. queries directed to Popo- derstand that you’re not was struck in the head by a “When have the things vich were related to how playing chess; it’s a basket- line drive off the bat of Erick in your life, when you feel some teams are preferring ball game. Can you win the Aybar of the Los Angeles complete in your life, you to field smaller, more ath- competitive skirmishes in Angels. He had an epidural just don’t stress about a lot letic rosters. the game? That’s the most hemorrhage, brain contu- of stuff,” Wade said. “A lot “I only care about what’s important thing for us. sion and a skull fracture. of stuff now, I’m not angry. going on right now in this Yes, you do have to make Emergency surgery was per- But besides that, I’m a role series,” Popovich said. adjustments, as any playoff formed that night and he was model. … I can’t tell my son “I’m not concerned about series goes on. If you play James Borchuck | MCT to do something if I’m not released from the hospital trends in the NBA.” against the same team, do- Tampa Bay’s Alex Cobb, seen pitching Monday, was struck by leading by example. So I’m ——— six days later. a line drive in Saturday’s game. ing the same things, that’s trying to be better at it.” CHESS MATCH?: Heat not always going to work ——— guard Mike Miller calls both ways.” GREEN’S 3s when he what’s going on with the ——— Smith was playing for the Boston various brain trusts for NOTES: Sunday is the Celtics, Ray Allen set the Miami and San Antonio “a 51st and final road game record for most 3-pointers slight chess match.” for the Heat this season, From Page B1 we’re not content.” second,” Larson said. “It in an NBA Finals, connect- Heat coach Erik Spoels- Smith won last year at would have been nice to including playoffs. They’re ond time this year. It was ing 22 times from beyond tra doesn’t even think it’s a 35-15 so far away from Homestead in his debut get it today for Jason Lef- the arc in 2008. his 11th straight top-10 slight one. Miami, which is a better race with JR Motorsports. fler.” His mark is in jeopardy. Much of the talk at prac- finish, and although Lar- He now has three Nation- Leffler died earlier in win total than 12 teams son closed the gap a bit San Antonio’s Danny tice on Saturday revolved wide victories since team- the week in a sprint car Green has 19 3-pointers posted in both home and toward the end, he wasn’t around how Spurs coach ing up with co-owner Dale crash in New Jersey. Lar- already in this Spurs-Heat away games this season. … able to overtake Smith’s Gregg Popovich may re- Earnhardt Jr. son’s own background is in series, meaning he’s on spond to the move Miami The series is about as close No. 7 Chevrolet. “Regan had kind of been sprint cars, and he drives pace to smash the numbers made in Game 4, when to even as possible, de- Smith’s final margin of at the top of my list for a for Turner Scott Motor- set by Allen, now a reserve Spoelstra inserted Miller spite three of the first four victory was 0.33 seconds. couple years,” Earnhardt sports — a team Leffler Miami guard. into Miami’s starting line- games being total blow- He also won at Talladega said. “I think as a company used to drive for. Asked if he was aware of up. outs. Cumulative score so in May — but he was un- that we’ve actually batted a Smith also acknowl- his proximity to the mark Miller said it would be far in these NBA Finals: satisfied with recent re- pretty good percentage on edged Leffler after his vic- on Saturday, Green wanted foolish to think that Popo- San Antonio 382, Miami sults despite his lead in the tapping into good talent.” tory. no part of the conversation. vich won’t come up with 377. … If he plays in Game standings. Paul Menard finished “Although I wasn’t as “No,” Green said. “And I something. 5 of the finals, Miami’s Ray “We didn’t feel good. I third Saturday, followed close as some guys around don’t want to be aware. So “Listen, this isn’t Pop’s Allen will be appearing think every time we go to by Kyle Busch and Trevor here were to him — defi- thanks.” first rodeo,” Miller said. in his 100th game of the the racetrack, we want this Bayne. Pole winner Austin nitely knew him and had a ——— “He’s going to make the season. Heat guard Norris team to be the team that’s Dillon was 20th. lot of conversations with IN THE MOMENT: adjustments he feels he Cole would be appearing up front, that’s leading Larson, a series rookie, him,” Smith said. “Certain- Spurs coach Gregg Popovich needs to make. If he goes in his 101st, passing Indi- laps, that’s contending for took second for the second ly, he’s going to be missed, was locked in on Game 5 of big or small, right now it’s ana’s Tyler Hansbrough for wins,” Smith said. “Unless time, but he has yet to win. and we don’t want to for- the finals on Saturday, and a slight chess match, but at the outright games-played we’re winning every race, “It’s not bad, finishing get about his family.” apparently wasn’t all that the same time, when the lead this season.

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Jacquelene Bigar’s HOROSCOPE HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Monday, HHH Be aware of how much you June 17, 2013: have to offer, as far as your talent ZITS Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman This year you are strong-willed, and creativity are concerned. Your and once more you reap the benefits assets go way beyond finances. of that quality. You will resist power Know that sometimes you are too plays and say “no” to distractions practical for your own good. A risk that cause you to lose focus of your could frighten you, but it very well greater desires. A theme of unex- could be worth taking. Tonight: Your pected happenings involving friends treat. and loved ones keeps your life excit- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) ing. If you are single, a new bond HHHH Sometimes you don’t with someone could be unstable yet know how to respond to a friend’s enduring. Give this interaction a full unpredictability. Right now, you can year before committing. If you are incorporate this person’s energy with attached, you and your partner work ease. A family member continues to well together. LIBRA knows how to be defiant. Do not try to subdue this get your interest. person — let him or her be. Tonight: The Stars Show the Kind of Day Whatever knocks your socks off. THE FAMILY CIRCUS You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult HH It seems as if you are with- CONCEPTIS SUDOKU ARIES (March 21-April 19) holding some information and loving Bil Keane HHHH You’ll defer to others with every moment of it. A partner might by Dave Green unusual ease. There is a volatile attempt to coerce this secret out of By Dave Green quality to the people around you, and you. This person’s action or state- you might not want to deal with them. ment could have you unexpectedly 7 3 2 4 You are likely to buck the status quo revealing it. Make time for a loved and head in a new direction. Avoid one. Tonight: Dinner for two. 8 2 9 getting involved in a power play. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Tonight: Go along with a suggestion. HHHH Fortunately you are goal- 9 6 2 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) oriented, which allows you to stay HHH You will jump through focused while key friends and loved 4 1 3 6 hoops in order to get what you want. ones are intent on creating uproar. Someone might become very stub- If they have beef with you, you will 6 3 born. You could win this power strug- know it. Stay centered, despite some- gle, but is it really worth it? A dear one’s ploy to get a rise out of you. 7 8 2 friend could pull you into a theoretical Tonight: Happiest where people are. 9 discussion. Think before you speak. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Tonight: Go as late as you need to. HHHH Keep conversations mov- 5 6 1 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) ing, especially with higher-ups. Avoid HHHH You might become snappy getting stuck on your differences; 8 4 6 or sarcastic with a loved one. A instead, learn to appreciate your money agreement might be bothering similarities. You might feel confused DENNIS THE MENACE 3 5 7 8 Inc. Syndicate, Features King by Dist. Puzzles, Conceptis 2013 you more than you realize. Besides about what you want from a loved Hank Ketchum Difficulty Level 6/17 getting into a heated conversation, one. Tonight: Realize that you come you might consider finding some across as a very strong individual. middle ground. Tonight: Make sure AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) you do something physical. HHHHH Listen to your sixth sense CANCER (June 21-July 22) when dealing with a loved one at a HH You might feel the emotional distance. Note that any negativity you temperature rising around you and feel might come off much stronger opt to keep your head down. Whether than you think. Others often have it will work with a controlling spouse, a difficult time with your bluntness. loved one or boss is hard to tell. You Tonight: Head in the direction that know better than most signs about your imagination takes you. the danger of suppressing your feel- PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) ings. Tonight: A vanishing act. HHHH You might want to let go LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) and try enjoying yourself. Consider HHHH Everyone loves sharing working from home or taking the day news with you, as you offer insight off. Someone close to you is on a dif- that helps them move forward. ferent track, and is trying to control, Realize what is happening behind the organize and push his or her agenda scenes with a co-worker. If this per- through. Keep your eyes wide open. sons seems tightly wound, make his Tonight: Say “yes” to an offer. or her path a little easier if possible. Tonight: Follow a friend’s lead. Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) at www.jacquelinebigar.com.

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Autopsy: Ric Flair’s son SUNDAY EVENING JUNE 16 TW - Time Warner TW 6 pm 6:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30 Dish DirecTV Law & Order "Punk" Cold Case Files First Family First Family Mr. Box Office Mr. Box Office Case "Red Glare" Old wounds, caused LawOrder "True North" A wealthy man WCWG 5 3 20 20 by communist hunts, are re-opened. and his young daughter are murdered. died from drug overdose Biographical Conversations "Henry Lark Rise to Candleford Caroline David Suchet/ Orient David Suchet Masterpiece "Inspector Lewis: Down Among the Fearful" A Priceless Antiques EastEnders EastEnders WUNL 4 4 26 26 Frye" returns from prison. takes a ride on the Orient Express. psychic's double life unravels revealing suspects. (N) Roadshow Paid Program ABC World News Jimmy Kimmel NBA Countdown NBA Basketball Playoffs Miami Heat vs. San Antonio Spurs Final Game 5 Site: AT&T Center -- San Antonio, Texas (L) What America Paid Program CHARLOTTE (AP) — An autopsy report says the son WXLV 10 7 45 45 With David Muir Live (N) (L) Thinks of famed professional wrestler Ric Flair died from a toxic Int'l Fellowship Manna Fest With Rejoice Jack Van Impe Joseph Prince Truth for Today Voice of Love Worth Tommy Bates Gaither Gospel Hour WLXI 61 8 61 combination of heroin and prescription drugs Perry Stone Ministries Deliverance Finding The body of 25-year-old Reid Fliehr was found March WFMY News 2 at CBS Sunday 60 Minutes Elementary "Possibility Two" A man The Good Wife Office politics come to a Mental. "Red Dawn" See how Jane met WFMY News 2 at :35 Criminal WFMY 2 9 2 2 29 in a Charlotte hotel room with drug paraphernalia. 6:00pm Evening News with an incurable illness hires Sherlock. head during a mock trial. Lisbon and the CBI for the first time. 11:00pm Minds Fox 8 News at 6 p.m. Cleveland "Here AmerD "Why Can't Simp. "Adventures Bob's Burgers Family Guy "The Family Guy "Chris Fox 8 News :45 Fox 8 Sports 30 Rock 30 Rock "Cougars" Fliehr had followed his famous father on to the pro wres- WGHP 8 10 8 8 tling circuit. Comes the Bribe" We Be Friends?" in Baby Getting" Giggity Wife" Cross" Sunday 12:00 PGA Golf U.S. Open Final Round Site: Merion Golf Betty White's Off The Voice "Live Semi-final Results" Two The 2013 Miss USA Competition Contestants compete for the title of Miss USA WXII 12 News @ Attorneys on Call WXII 12 11 12 12 Mecklenburg County Medical Examiner Thomas Ow- Club -- Ardmore, Pa. (L) Their Rockers artists are eliminated. 2013. (L) 11 ens’ report released Friday says toxicology tests found Burn Notice "Fight or Flight" The Big Bang The Big Bang CSI: Miami "Bait" The future of one of Castle A coded document confuses a Paid Program According to Jim Jack Van Impe Paid Program WMYV 6 15 48 48 Fliehr’s blood had traces of clonazepam, a muscle relax- Theory Theory Horatio's co-workers is in danger. murder investigation. "The Crush" Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: C.I. "Self-Made" A < The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift ++ (2006, Action) Brandon Brendel, < The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift ++ (2006, Action) Brandon Brendel, ant, and alprazolam, an anti-anxiety drug commonly mar- WGPX 9 16 16 keted as Xanax. "Courtship" young writer is tortured and murdered. Zachery Ty Bryan, Lucas Black. An American gets involved in drift racing in Tokyo. Zachery Ty Bryan, Lucas Black. An American gets involved in drift racing in Tokyo. Ric Flair’s real name is Richard Morgan Fliehr. The per- FAM 18 4:30 < You Again < When in Rome ++ ('10, Com) Josh Duhamel, Angelica Huston, Kristen Bell. < Burlesque ++ (2010, Drama) Christina Aguilera, Alan Cumming, Cher. Twisted "Pilot" 180 311 oxide-blond wrestled for some 40 years and was known HSN 20 Diane Gilman Fashions Diane Gilman Fashions HSN Vault "Coin Collector" HSN Vault "Coin Collector" Home Solutions Home Solutions 222 240 as The Nature Boy. QVC 21 Computers and Tablets Dyson Designs for Living WEN by Chaz Dean Dyson Designs for Living Susan Graver Style Dyson Designs for Living 226 408 Paid Program Paid Program Princess On the Money 60 Minutes "Bernard Madoff Schemes" The Queen of Versilles Billionaires set out to build an extravagant home. 60 Minutes "Bernard Madoff Schemes" The 64-year-old Flair said Friday he is still grieving CNBC 23 208 355 NICK 24 SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob Sam & Cat See Dad Run (N) Wendell & Vinnie < The Karate Kid Part II ++ (1986, Action) Pat Morita, Eddie Smith, Ralph Macchio. :35 Friends 170 299 for his son, whom he described as “fighting a battle he CNN 25 CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown Girl Rising Girls overcome impossible odds to get their dreams. Homeless: Motel Kids 200 202 couldn’t win.” LIFE 26 5:00 < My Best Friend's Wedding < Bride Wars ++ ('09, Com) Anne Hathaway, Bryan Greenberg, Kate Hudson. The Client List Riley discovers that the 'client list' has been stolen. < Bride Wars ++ ('09) Kate Hudson. 108 252 A&E 27 Shipping Wars Shipping Wars Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars 118 265 DISC 29 Alaska/Last "Eve's Hunting Dilemma" Alaska: The Last Frontier "Fall Flurry" Alaska/Last "Snow, Cold and Darkness" North America "Revealed" North America "Top 10" North America "Revealed" 182 278 TBS 30 < Ghosts of Girlfriends Past ++ ('09) Jennifer Garner, Matthew McConaughey. < Failure to Launch ++ ('06) Sarah Jessica Parker, Matthew McConaughey. < Failure to Launch ++ ('06) Sarah Jessica Parker, Matthew McConaughey. 139 247 Billy Ray Cyrus, wife of 19 BET 31 Steve Harvey...Still Trippin' Steve Harvey Steve performs stand-up in front of church folk. Rickey Smiley: Live from Atlanta 124 329 ESPN2 32 SportsCenter Baseball Tonight (L) NCAA Baseball Division I Tournament UCLA vs. Louisiana State University World Series Site: TD Ameritrade Park NHRA Drag R. Thunder Valley Nationals 144 209 ESPN 33 5:45 FIFA Soccer Confederations Cup Uruguay vs. Spain (L) MLB Baseball San Francisco Giants vs. Atlanta Braves Site: Turner Field -- Atlanta, Ga. (L) SportsCenter 140 206 BRAV 34 Wives NJ "Garden State Emergency" New Jersey Social (N) Housewives/NewJersey (N) Princesses: LI "Saved by the Boys" (N) The Real Housewives of New Jersey WatchWhat (N) Housewives NJ 129 273 years, getting divorce < ++ < ++ 5:00 Gothika ('03, Thril) Robert The Uninvited (2009, Drama) Arielle Kebbel, David Strathaim, Emily The Killing "Head Shots" Sarah and Mad Men The partners disagree on a :05 The Killing "Head Shots" Sarah and AMC 35 130 254 Downey Jr., Penélope Cruz, Halle Berry. Browning. A girl's sanity is tested by her step mom and a ghost. Holder unite to seek 'the voice'. (N) new campaign. (N) Holder unite to seek 'the voice'. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Billy Ray Cyrus’ wife has USA 36 Law & Order: S.V.U. "Wrong Is Right" Law & Order: S.V.U. "Slaves" Law & Order: S.V.U. "Swing" Law & Order: S.V.U. "Confession" Law & Order: S.V.U. "Turmoil" Burn Notice "Forget Me Not" 105 242 filed for divorce from the country singer after 19 years CMT 37 Cops Cops Cops Cops Dog & Beth: On the Hunt Dog & Beth: On the Hunt Redneck Island Cops Cops 166 327 COM 38 4:55 < I Love You, Man +++ Futurama 1/4 Futurama 2/4 Futurama 3/4 Futurama Pt. 4 of 4 Futurama :35 Futurama :05 Futurama :35 Futurama :05 Futurama :35 Futurama 107 249 of marriage. VH1 39 T.I. and Tiny T.I. and Tiny Therapy "Couple's Therapy Begins" Love and Hip-Hop "N.Y. State of Mind" Love and Hip-Hop "Come to Daddy" Behind the Music "LL Cool J" Hit the Floor "Out of Bounds" 162 335 Court records show Tish Finley Cyrus filed Thurs- MTV 40 Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness < Jackass 3D ++ ('10, Documentary) Bam Margera, Steve-O, Johnny Knoxville. 160 331 day in Los Angeles, citing irreconcilable differences. CSPAN 41 2:00 WA Week Newsmakers Washington This Week Q & A "Patrick Gavin" House of Common Road to the Whitehouse Q & A "Patrick Gavin" 210 350 She’s seeking custody of their teenage child and spou- SYFY 42 < Catwoman ++ (2004, Action) Benjamin Bratt, Sharon Stone, Halle Berry. < The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian +++ ('08) Ben Barnes. Four children fight to restore a kingdom to an heir. < The Golden Compass ++ 122 244 sal support. NICKJR 44 To Be Announced SpongeBob See Dad Run Drake & Josh Bubble Guppies Bubble Guppies Dora the Explorer Team Umizoomi Ni Hao, Kai-lan Ni Hao, Kai-lan 169 298 It’s the couple’s second divorce attempt. Billy Ray Cyrus FXSS 46 Bull Riding Championship West Coast Customs WPT Poker LA Classic UFC Unleashed WPT Poker LA Classic WPT Poker LA Classic 420 646 filed for divorce in 2010 but later withdrew the petition. SPIKE 47 :10 Bar Rescue :15 Bar Rescue "Tears for Beers" :20 Bar Rescue "Jon T, He Don't Like It" :25 Bar Rescue "Karaoke Katastrophe" Bar Rescue "Chumps" :35 Bar Rescue 168 262 The couple issued a joint statement seeking privacy for TLC 48 Breaking Amish "What's the Beef?" Long Island Med. Long Island Med. 19 Kids "GrandDuggar Makes 3!" (N) Long Island (N) Long Island (N) Breaking Amish "Forbidden Fruit" (N) Long Island Med. Long Island Med. 183 280 < ++ < ++ their family. They say they want to find a resolution that’s TNT 49 5:00 National Treasure ('04) Nicolas Cage. :45 Limitless (2011, Mystery) Anna Friel, Bradley Cooper. Falling Skies "Badlands" (N) Falling Skies "Badlands" 138 245 MSNBC 50 CaughtCam "Bold, Brazen and Bizarre" Caught on Camera Caught on Camera "Wet and Wild" CaughtCamera "Inmates and Outlaws" Lockup "Raw: Predatory Behavior" Lockup 209 356 in the best interests of their family. HIST 51 Restore "Billy Joel: A Matter of Rust" Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Mountain Men "Into the Wild" Mountain Men "The Night's Watch" Ice Road Truckers "Art Attack" (N) Swamp People "Blood Runs Deep" 120 269 The two got married in December 1993 and have :15 < Smokey and the Bandit +++ (1977, Comedy) Jackie Gleason, Sally < To Kill a Mockingbird ++++ (1962, Drama) Brock Peters, Robert Duvall, :15 < Life With Father ++++ (1947, Comedy/Drama) Irene Dunne, Elizabeth TCM 57 132 256 three children together, including actress-musician Mi- Field, Burt Reynolds. A trucker and his sidekick race from Georgia to Texas. Gregory Peck. A lawyer defends a black man charged with rape. Taylor, William Powell. Growing up in New York City with an eccentric father. ley Cyrus. FX 58 5:00 < Iron Man +++ ('08) Gwyneth Paltrow, Jeff Bridges, Robert Downey Jr.. < Superman Returns +++ ('06) Parker Posey, Kevin Spacey. Superman comes face to face with Lex Luthor. < Superman Returns +++ 137 248 Billy Ray Cyrus, a native of Flatwoods, Ky., rose to FOXN 59 Fox News Sunday With Chris Wallace FOX Report Sunday Huckabee To Be Announced Stossel Huckabee 205 360 fame in 1992 with his song “Achy Breaky Heart.” TOON 60 < Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules ++ ('11) Zachary Gordon. Teen Titans Go! Looney Tunes Squidbillies/:15 Squid King of the Hill King of the Hill Cleveland Show Family Guy Family Guy 176 296 Celebrity website TMZ first reported the divorce. HALL 62 5:00 < Dad's Home David James Elliot. < The Nanny Express +++ ('08) Brennan Elliott, Vanessa Marcil. < Notes From Dad (2011, Family) Eddie Cibrian. Frasier Frasier 185 312 ANPL 63 Extreme Catches Extreme Catches Extreme Catches Extreme Catches Extreme Catches Extreme Catches Call of Wildman Call of Wildman Top Hooker "River Rumble" Extreme Catches Extreme Catches 184 282 INSP 68 4:30 < Because of Winn-Dixie ++ The Waltons "The Boy From C.C.C." < A Father's Choice ('00) Mary McDonnell, Michelle Trachtenberg, Peter Strauss. < The Last Brickmaker in America +++ ('01) Piper Laurie, Sidney Poitier. 259 364 HGTV 69 House Hunters House Hunters House Hunters (N) House Hunters (N) HGTV Design Star "Lofty Ideas" (N) Love/List "Hand-Me-Down House" (N) House Hunters House Hunters House Hunters House Hunters 112 229 SS 71 5:00 Gymnast HawksCheerleader WNBA Basketball Chicago Sky vs. Atlanta Dream The Panel The Panel Future Phenoms HawksCheerleader WNBA Basketball Chicago vs Atlanta 437 649 Google begins launching E! 72 < Made of Honor +++ ('08) Michelle Monaghan, Patrick Dempsey. The Kardashians "Enough is Enough" Kardashians "Agree to Disagree" (N) The Wanted Life The Kardashians "Agree to Disagree" The Wanted Life 114 236 TVL 73 Golden Girls Golden Girls Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Hot in Cleveland :35 Friends 106 301 WE 74 CSI: Miami "Nailed" CSI: Miami "Urban Hellraisers" CSI: Miami "Shattered" CSI: Miami "Payback" CSI: Miami "The Score" CSI: Miami "Under Suspicion" 128 260 Internet-beaming balloons VH1C 76 5:00 < The Princess Bride ++++ ('87) Cary Elwes. Ladies and Gentlemen "The Rolling Stones" ThatMetl "Rex Brown/ Sebastian Bach" Behind the Music "Motley Crue" Pop-Up Videos Married, Children 163 337 WGN 77 5:30 Home Videos Bloopers Bloopers Met Your Mother Met Your Mother Met Your Mother Met Your Mother Met Your Mother WGN News :40 Instant Replay < The Man in the Moon ++ 239 307 CHRISTCHURCH, laying fiber cable, dramati- STYLE 357 Sex and the City Sex and the City Sex and the City Sex and the City Resale "Dressed like a McQueen" (N) Resale "Dressed like a McQueen" Tabatha Takes Over "Studio 157" Resale "Dressed like a McQueen" 115 235 5:30 < Seven Pounds ++ ('08) Rosario Dawson, Will Smith. :45 FXM Presents < Black Swan +++ (2010, Drama) Mila Kunis, Vincent Cassel, Natalie Portman. :05 FXM Presents < Black Swan +++ ('10, Dra) Mila Kunis, Vincent Cassel, New Zealand (AP) — cally increasing Internet FMC 630 133 258 Wrinkled and skinny at usage in places such as Af- A man seeks redemption by helping seven people. A ballet dancer begins to lose her mind. Natalie Portman. A ballet dancer begins to lose her mind. first, the translucent, rica and Southeast Asia. CSN 5:00 MLL Lacrosse Boston Cannons vs. Charlotte Hounds U.S. Open Preview NCAA Football Classics Alabama vs. Mississippi (Ole Miss) October 13, 2007 Mixed Martial Arts Real Fights 642 jellyfish-shaped balloons “It’s a huge moonshot. A PREMIUM CHANNELS that Google released this really big goal to go after,” DISN 19 Shake It Up Dog With a Blog Good Luck Charlie Good Luck Charlie < The Game Plan +++ ('07) Madison Pettis, Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson. Good Luck Charlie Austin and Ally Gravity Falls Gravity Falls 172 290 ENC 635 < Bait ++ (2000, Action) David Morse, Robert Pastorelli, Jamie Foxx. < Major Payne + ('95) Karyn Parsons, Damon Wayans. :40 < My Baby's Daddy ++ ('04) Eddie Griffin. :10 < Action Jackson ++ 340 526 week from a frozen field in said project leader Mike < < ++ < +++ the heart of New Zealand’s Cassidy. “The power of the WEST 641 Movie The Great Adventure ('76) Joan Collins, Jack Palance. Geronimo ('62, West) Adam West, Chuck Connors. :45 Track of the Cat ('54) Tab Hunter, Teresa Wright, Robert Mitchum. Movie 342 529 HBO 700 < The Dark Knight Rises +++ ('12, Act) Christian Bale, Tom Hardy, Anne Hathaway. Batman returns to protect Gotham. True Blood "Who Are You, Really?" (N) Veep (N) Family Tree (N) True Blood "Who Are You, Really?" 300 501 South Island hardened into Internet is probably one of MAX 715 < The Revenant (2009, Comedy) Chris Wylde, Annie Abbott, David Anders. < I, Robot +++ (2004, Sci-Fi) Bridget Moynahan, Alan Tudyk, Will Smith. < Project X (2012, Comedy) Oliver Cooper, Thomas Mann. < Showgirls + 310 512 shiny pumpkins as they the most transformative SHOW 728 5:15 < Die Another Day ++ ('02) Pierce Brosnan. The Borgias "The Gunpowder Plot" Nurse Jackie Nurse Jackie (N) Nurse Jackie The Borgias "The Prince" (N) The Borgias "The Prince" 318 537 rose into the blue winter technologies of our time.” TMC 745 5:40 < Sling Blade +++ ('95) Lucas Black, Dwight Yoakam, Billy Bob Thorton. < Ransom ++ (1996, Suspense) Rene Russo, Gary Sinise, Mel Gibson. :05 < Centurion ('10) Michael Fassbender. Movie 327 544 skies above Lake Tekapo, The first person to get STARZ 750 :55 Starz Studios /:10 < Men In Black 3 ('12) Tommy Lee Jones, Will Smith. Magic City "Crime and Punishment" < Hidalgo +++ ('04, Dra) Zuleikha Robinson, Omar Sharif, Viggo Mortensen. :20 Magic Ci "Crime and Punishment" 350 520 passing the first big test of Google Balloon Inter- a lofty goal to get the entire net access this week was planet online. Charles Nimmo, a farmer MONDAY EVENING JUNE 17 TW - Time Warner It was the culmination and entrepreneur in the TW 6 pm 6:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30 Dish DirecTV of 18 months’ work on small town of Leeston. He Family Guy "Holy Family Guy "Meet Met Your Mother How I Met Your Oh Sit! "Luciana" (N) Carrie "Read Before Use" Carrie learns Rules of Engage. Rules of Engage. Loves Ray "The Loves Ray WCWG 5 3 20 20 what Google calls Project found the experience a lit- Crap!" the Quagmires" "Zip, Zip, Zip" Mother "Glitter" something shocking about Sebastien. "Audrey's Shower" "Pimp My Bride" Faux Pas" "Tasteless Frank" PBS NewsHour Nightly Business North Carolina Antiques Roadshow A dress from the Antiques Roadshow A rare lamp and Foyle's War "Fifty Ships" The donation Antiques Rdshow BBC World News Loon, in recognition of tle bemusing after he was WUNL 4 4 26 26 how wacky the idea may one of 50 locals who signed Report Now movie 'Some Like It Hot' is appraised. well-preserved doll are appraised. of American Aid is put at risk. "Hatfield 1" News 14 on ABC ABC World News Family Feud Family Feud The Bachelorette Desiree helps a couple devastated by Sandy. (N) Mistresses "Breaking and Entering" News 14 on ABC :35 Jimmy Kimmel sound. Developed in the se- up to be a tester for a proj- WXLV 10 7 45 45 cretive X lab that came up ect that was so secret, no 45 Jess gets an impossible assignment. (N) 45 Live 5:30 Ask the Faith in History Pastor K Evans TCT Today Manna Fest With Benny Hinn Life Today With John Hagee Today Getting to Know The Gospel Truth Peter Youngren WLXI 61 8 61 with a driverless car and one would explain to them Pastor Perry Stone James Robison Your Bible web-surfing eyeglasses, what was happening. Tech- WFMY News 2 at CBS Evening News Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! Met Your Mother Mike & Molly 2 Broke Girls "And M&M "Fish for Hawaii 5-0 "Kekoa" Five-0 investigates WFMY News 2 at :35 David WFMY 2 9 2 2 the flimsy helium-filled in- nicians came to the volun- 6:00pm "Lobster Crawl" "Joyce's Choices" the Hold-Up" Breakfast" the murder of a fighting master. 11:00pm Letterman (N) Fox 8 News at 6 Access Hollywood Extra TMZ Raising Hope The Goodwin New Girl "Cabin" Anger Fox 8 10 p.m. News 30 Rock 30 Rock "College" flatables beam the Internet teers’ homes and attached WGHP 8 10 8 8 down to earth as they sail to the outside walls bright p.m. Games (N) Management WXII 12 News @ 6 NBC Nightly News Inside Edition Entertainment The Voice "Live Final Performances" The remaining two artists perform in front Winner Is "Million Dollar Mistake" Six WXII 12 News at :35 Tonight Show past on the wind. red receivers the size of WXII 12 11 12 12 Still in their experimen- basketballs and resembling p.m. Tonight of coaches. (N) acts compete for a million dollars. (N) 11 p.m. J. Leno (N) Two and a Half Two and Half "Go The Big Bang The Big Bang Law&O.:SVU "Screwed" Det. Tutuola is Law&O.:SVU "Uncle" Det. Munch's Dish Nation The Simpsons House of Payne The Browns "Meet WMYV 6 15 48 48 tal stage, the balloons were giant Google map pins. Men Get Mommy's Bra" Theory Theory reunited with Det. Chester Lake. uncle is the prime suspect in a murder. "Chief of Hearts" the Baby Daddy" the first of thousands that Nimmo got the Internet Criminal Minds "Sex, Birth, Death" C.Minds "Profiler, Profiled" Morgan is C.Minds "No Way Out" The BAU team Crim. Minds "The Big Game" A couple Crim. Minds "Revelations" The team's C.Minds "Fear and Loathing" The team WGPX 9 16 16 Google’s leaders eventu- for about 15 minutes be- accused of being a serial killer. gets caught in a standoff with a killer. is murdered after their Super Bowl party. hunt for a serial killer becomes personal. hunts a racially motivated serial killer. ally hope to launch 20 ki- fore the balloon transmit- FAM 18 The Fosters "Consequently" Birth "Mother and Child Divided" Switched Birth "Distorted House" (N) The Fosters "Hostile Acts" (N) Twisted "Pilot" The 700 Club 180 311 lometers (12 miles) into ting it sailed on past. His HSN 20 Paul Woods "Bellezza Jewelry" Paul Woods "Bellezza Jewelry" Paul Woods "Bellezza Jewelry" Concierge Collection Concierge Collection Home Solutions 222 240 the stratosphere in order first stop on the Web was QVC 21 A Host of Beauty Favorites PM Style Featuring the latest fashions and the hottest trends. ISAACMIZRAHILIVE Joan Rivers Classics Collection 226 408 to bridge the gaping digi- to check out the weather CNBC 23 Mad Money The Kudlow Report Car "Hot Rods and Hot Models" Mob Money American Greed "Blackjack Cheaters" Mad Money 208 355 tal divide between the because he wanted to find NICK 24 SpongeBob Sam & Cat Victorious Figure It Out (N) Full House Full House Full House Full House The Nanny The Nanny Friends :35 Friends 170 299 world’s 4.8 billion unwired out if it was an optimal CNN 25 5:00 The Situation Room OutFront Anderson Cooper 360 Piers Morgan Live Anderson Cooper 360 OutFront 200 202 people and their 2.2 billion time for “crutching” his LIFE 26 < No Reservations +++ (‘07) Aaron Eckhart, Catherine Zeta-Jones. < Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous ++ (‘05) Sandra Bullock. < The Nanny Diaries ++ (2007, Comedy) Donna Murphy, 108 252 plugged-in counterparts. sheep, a term he explained A&E 27 Crim. Minds "From Childhood's Hour" Crim. Minds "The Bittersweet Science" Criminal Minds "Closing Time" The Glades "Magic Longworth" Longmire "The Road to Hell" Longmire "The Road to Hell" 118 265 If successful, the technol- to the technicians refers to DISC 29 FastLoud "Awesome Aussies and Olds" Fast N' Loud FastLoud "Ferrari Fix - Dead Head Bus" Fast N' Loud "Ferrari Fix - 1917 REO" Outlaws "Young and Old Blood" (N) Fast N' Loud "Ferrari Fix - 1917 REO" 182 278 ogy might allow countries removing the wool around TBS 30 King of Queens Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Black Box (N) Family Guy Conan 139 247 BET 31 106 & Park: BET's Top 10 Live (N) < The Janky Promoters (2009, Crime Story) Mike Epps, Young Jeezy, Ice Cube. < Friday After Next ++ (‘02, Comedy) Mike Epps, John Witherspoon, Ice Cube. 124 329 to leapfrog the expense of sheep’s rear ends. ESPN2 32 SportsNation (N) NFL Live (N) NCAA Baseball Division I Tournament Site: TD Ameritrade Park -- Omaha, Neb. (L) SportsNation 144 209 ESPN 33 SportsCenter MLB Baseball Chicago Cubs vs. St. Louis Cardinals Site: Busch Stadium -- St. Louis, Mo. (L) Baseball Tonight (L) SportsCenter 140 206 BRAV 34 Newlywed "You Are So Different Now" The Real Housewives of New Jersey Orange County Social (N) Housewives "Chicks and Salsa" (N) Newlyweds "Sex and Money" (N) WatchWhat (N) Real Housewives 129 273 5:00 < Kingdom of Heaven +++ (2005, Action) Liam Neeson, Jeremy Irons, < King Kong ++ (2005, Action) Naomi Watts, Jack Black, Adrien Brody. An ambitious movie producer captures a giant ape. AMC 35 130 254 Orlando Bloom. A blacksmith fights during the wars for the Holy Land. USA 36 Met Your Mother "Forced Entry" NCIS "Chained" WWE Monday Night Raw :05 Graceland "Guadalajara Dog" 105 242 CMT 37 Reba Reba Reba Reba < The Karate Kid Part II ++ (1986, Action) Pat Morita, Eddie Smith, Ralph Macchio. 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That program, which email inboxes. tion on customers. Inside Microsoft, some called touched off the latest round in has been known for years, copies Many of the people inter- Around the world, government it “Hoovering” — not after the a decade-long debate over what Internet traffic as it enters and viewed for this report insisted spies and eavesdroppers were vacuum cleaner, but after J. Ed- limits to impose on govern- leaves the United States, then on anonymity because they were tracking the email and Internet gar Hoover, the first FBI direc- ment eavesdropping, which the routes it to the NSA for analysis. not authorized to publicly dis- addresses used by suspected ter- tor, who gathered dirt on count- Obama administration says is Whether by clever choice cuss a classified, continuing ef- rorists. Often, those trails led to less Americans. essential to keep the nation safe. or coincidence, Prism appears fort. But those interviews, along the world’s largest software com- This frenetic, manual process But interviews with more than to do what its name suggests. with public statements and the pany and, at the time, largest was the forerunner to Prism, the a dozen current and former gov- Like a triangular piece of glass, few public documents available, email provider. recently revealed highly classi- ernment and technology officials Prism takes large beams of data show there are two vital compo- The agents wanted email ar- fied National Security Agency and outside experts show that, and helps the government find nents to Prism’s success. chives, account information, program that seizes records while Prism has attracted the re- discrete, manageable strands The first is how the govern- practically everything, and from Internet companies. As cent attention, the program actu- of information. ment works closely with the quickly. Engineers compiled the laws changed and technology ally is a relatively small part of a The fact that it is productive companies that keep people data, sometimes by hand, and de- improved, the government and much more expansive and intru- is not surprising; documents perpetually connected to each livered it to the government. industry moved toward a stream- sive eavesdropping effort. show it is one of the major other and the world. That story Often there was no easy way to lined, electronic process, which Americans who disapprove of sources for what ends up in the line has attracted the most at- tell if the information belonged required less time from the com- the government reading their president’s daily briefing. Prism tention so far. Snowden’s life surrounded by spycraft FORT MEADE, Md. (AP) — quarters to tutor struggling math the 8-square-mile installation he was getting into when he appears to be a Hong Kong hotel In the suburbs edged by woods students. that houses the NSA center signed up to work for the na- room, the tropical sunlight filter- midway between Baltimore and When Snowden went on to dubbed the Puzzle Palace and tion’s espionage agencies? And ing through a curtained window. the nation’s capital, residents Anne Arundel Community calls itself the “nation’s pre- what specifically triggered a “I don’t have special skills. I’m long joked that the government College in the spring of 1999 eminent center for information, “crisis of conscience” — as de- just another guy who sits there spy shop next door was so ultra- after leaving high school half- intelligence and cyber.” scribed by a friend who knew day to day in the office, watches secretive its initials stood for way through his sophomore In this setting, it’s easy to see him when he worked for the what’s happening and goes: This “No Such Agency.” But when year, he arrived on a campus how the young Snowden was ex- CIA — so profound that it con- is not our place to decide. 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www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Sunday, June 16, 2013 B9 Attorney conident Zimmerman jury seated soon SANFORD, Fla. (AP) — A defense at- O’Mara said that Zimmerman, the second round of questioning. Attorneys from the judge put the number of poten- torney in George Zimmerman’s murder former neighborhood watch leader, has had interviewed 41 potential jurors over tial jurors called back at 28. trial said at the end of the first week of been eager to have the actual trial pro- five days by the end of Friday. Of the 29 candidates, 19 are white; six jury selection that he thinks a jury could cess begin. At least 75 potential jurors already have are black; two are Hispanic; one describes be seated by the middle of next week. “He’s very encouraged because it’s fi- been dismissed. himself as mixed race; and one is Asian- After five days of the selection process, nally on the way. He’s been waiting for Attorneys need to find six jurors and American. 29 potential jurors have passed through 16 months for this process to start. He’s four alternates. In Florida, 12 jurors are The racial and ethnic makeup of po- an initial round of questioning about looking very forward to the resolution required only for criminal trials involving tential jurors is relevant because prosecu- what knowledge they have already gained and the acquittal,” O’Mara said. “On capital cases, when the death penalty is tors claim Zimmerman profiled Martin through media and other means about the the other hand, now it is real. And it’s being considered. when he followed him through his gated fatal shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Mar- very stressful because the preparation is Before lunch, Judge Debra Nelson told community shortly before the unarmed tin in a Sanford, Fla., gated community. great and now we’re in it.” 23 candidates to return Tuesday and she teen was fatally shot. The case prompted “I know it’s slow-going to the outside, Prosecutors and defense attorneys want did the same to an additional six potential public outrage, as some critics believed but it’s not slow-going to the inside,” de- to build a pool of 40 potential jurors who jurors before ending the day Friday. authorities initially didn’t investigate the fense attorney Mark O’Mara said. “I think have been screened for any influence of Court spokesman Michelle Kennedy, case thoroughly because Martin was a it’s working out pretty well.” pretrial publicity before they move to a however, said a tally she had received black teen from the Miami area. Web giants get broader surveillance revelations SAN FRANCISCO (AP) company was lobbying to how much they revealed. is clear: to be able to pub- government request, and require the government — Facebook and Micro- reveal more. “We continue to believe lish aggregate numbers of works aggressively to pro- to substantially scale soft Corp. representatives Using the new guide- that what we are permit- national security requests, tect users’ data. Facebook down its requests, or sim- said that after negotiations lines, Ullyot said Facebook ted to publish continues to including FISA disclo- said it has a compliance ply give the government with national security offi- received between 9,000 fall short of what is needed sures, separately.” rate of 79 percent on gov- much less data than it has cials their companies have and 10,000 government to help the community Facebook repeated re- ernment requests. requested,” Ullyot said.” been given permission to requests from all govern- understand and debate cent assurances that the “We frequently reject And we respond only as make new but still very ment entities from local these issues,” John Frank, company scrutinizes every such requests outright, or required by law.” limited revelations about to federal in the last six Microsoft’s vice president government orders to turn months of 2012, on top- and deputy general coun- over user data. ics including missing chil- sel said in a statement. 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WASHINGTON (AP) affect up to two-thirds of will be a top item this com- vote “no” just because porters (on trade liberal- promise of expanded trade — As President Barack all global trade. ing week in Northern Ire- the agreements will bear ization) and he would like will help reverse Europe’s Obama pushes an ambi- The ambitious deals land at the Group of Eight Obama’s signature. to have our support. But spreading recessions. tious agenda to liberalize would reduce or eliminate summit of major industrial Both deals generally overall we’re skeptical. We “An EU-US trade deal global trading, political tariffs and other trade bar- democracies. But French have the support of U.S. wish we’d see more.” could add tens of billions trade wars already are riers. But there’s trouble and other objections have businesses. But labor It’s not a new problem. to our economies,” Camer- forming, and they’re with ahead for both the Trans- recently surfaced which unions and human rights President Bill Clinton on told reporters. “Every- could delay the planned and environmental groups powered the U.S.-Mexico- thing is on the table, with fellow Democrats rather Pacific Partnership and Canada North American no exception.” than with Republicans, his the Trans-Atlantic Trade launch of the negotiations. — core Democratic con- The Asia pact was stituencies — have so far Free Trade Agreement But there already are se- usual antagonists. and Investment Partner- brought up pointedly by viewed them cynically. through Congress in 1993 rious divisions in Europe. Obama is promoting ship — at the negotiating the new Chinese presi- These organizations, only by heavily courting Despite Cameron’s and free-trade proposals with table and from Congress. dent, Xi Jinping, in his and Democrats in gen- Republicans and overcom- Obama’s assertions that Europe and Asia that could The deal with Europe California meetings with eral, say that free-trade ing stiff Democratic op- everything should be on Obama last weekend. deals can cost American position, including from the table, the European Republicans histori- jobs and lead to environ- House Democratic leaders Union Parliament bowed cally have supported mental and workplace and unions. to strong French con- Sheets Warehousing & Storage Rentals free-trade agreements far abuses that would not be As he campaigned for cerns and recently voted more than have Demo- tolerated in the U.S. president in 2008, Obama to exclude TV, movies Commercial Warehousing crats, and a politically “We certainly have courted blue-collar votes and other cultural “audio- weakened Obama may concerns,” said Celeste by criticizing NAFTA. visual services” from the Self-Storage / Climate Controlled Since then, he’s changed trade talks even before not have enough second- Drake, a trade and policy his tune. formal negotiations begin Moving Supplies term clout to successfully specialist at the AFL- Obama worked to over- next month. twist the arms of enough CIO, the nation’s largest come Democratic resis- France stuck to this “cul- (336) 789-5596 / Cell (336) 401-2847 Democratic lawmakers. labor federation. “I think tance to win passage in tural exception” at a meet- authorized truck rental agent Some Republicans Obama realizes this prob- 2011 of trade pacts with ing of the EU members in who usually vote for eas- lem about Republicans South Korea, Panama and Luxembourg on Friday. ing trade barriers may always being the big sup- 00618115 Colombia, completing ne- Also, some members gotiations begun by his of the European Parlia- Republican predecessor, ment are urging that data President George W. Bush. protection provisions be The talks for a new Asia- made a key part of the ne- Pacific free-trade zone gotiations — in response came up in the Obama-Xi to recent disclosures of meetings last weekend. widespread snooping by At first, the delibera- the U.S. intelligence com- tions involved the United munity on telephone and States and 10 Pacific Rim Internet communications nations: Australia, Brunei, at home and abroad. Canada, Chile, Malaysia, Other potential road- Mexico, New Zealand, blocks include longstand- Peru, Singapore and Viet- ing arguments over genet- nam. More recently, Japan ically engineered food and on the has sought to join the talks, other agricultural issues, drawing the keen interest as well as “Buy Ameri- of the Chinese leader. Un- can” provisions in recent til now, China hasn’t been U.S. legislation, climate perfect included in the process. change and a squabble SAVE “We have a half-a-trillion- over government subsi- dollar-a-year trade relation- dies involving plane mak- Galaxy ship with China,” said Tom ers Boeing in the U.S. and Donilon, Obama’s national Airbus in Europe. security adviser. “Presi- “Both sides know that phone dent Xi’s point … was that they need to work very $ the Chinese would like to hard,” said Philipp Rosler, be kept informed and have vice chancellor of Ger- for you. some transparency into many and minister of eco- the process.” nomics and technology. 100 But the possible inclu- “And only if the people sion of Japan, the third- understand that, and only largest economy, after the if we don’t end up just U.S. and China, generated having discussions on heat from auto-state law- tiny details — like chick- makers, who criticized ens — only then will we Japan’s efforts to restrict have the opportunity of auto imports. not only negotiating, but Sen. Debbie Stabenow, also of concluding a good D-Mich., pledged to fight agreement,” Rosler told a Switch and ind the ratification if Japan won’t conference at the Brook- Smartphone that “stop blocking American ings Institution, a U.S. companies from its think tank. its your life and markets.” Obama, with the back- Michael Froman, a ing of Michigan Rep. Dave your wallet. White House international Camp, the Republican economics adviser nomi- chairman of the House Get more out of your nated to be the next U.S. Ways and Means Com- phone with unlimited trade representative, said mittee, is also pushing for 4G LTE™ data. the auto industry concerns renewal of an expired law are “well-founded” and he that allowed the White suggested they would be House to submit trade uscellular.com addressed. deals to Congress for a Backers of a sweep- straight yes-or-no vote ing U.S. trade deal with without amendments. the 27 European Union “This is a Congress countries hoped to get an that’s pro-trade. But it’s enthusiastic sendoff from also highly polarized,” said the G-8 summit in North- James Thurber, a political ern Ireland on Monday science professor at Amer- and Tuesday. ican University. British Prime Minister “Business has been David Cameron, the pushing these trade deals host, has made trade for a long time. Labor liberalization a priority, has not. So that splits and many European things in a difficult man- nations are hoping the ner for Obama.”

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The Mount Airy News INSIDE SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 2013 Society ...... C2 Advice ...... C3 LifestylesLifestyles Real Estate ...... C4 Volunteer work turns to careers for Russos Wendy Byerly Wood committee in January 2004, and then was Associate Editor treasurer of the board of directors for a few years,” explained Sheree of her transition After a move from New Orleans, La., to full-time finance director for Habitat. “I to Patrick County, Va., a volunteer project was a volunteer. I started by just helping with their church led Sheree and Greg Rus- them out, and then I was hired part-time so into full-time positions with the Greater in 2005, and the more the affiliate grew Mount Airy Habitat for Humanity. and they opened the ReStore in 2005 … Sheree Russo was born in Mooresville my time just became more and more.” and lived in Chatham until she was 10, and She officially transitioned to full-time the family relocated to Louisiana. Her fa- in 2006-07. ther’s family is from Rockingham County. “The thing that is pretty neat for me, Greg Russo was born and raised in New it’s rewarding, because I not only get to Orleans. help a family get a new home, but I get She was working with a CPA firm to work with the volunteers to teach them when his business was looking for a something they can take with them,” said new CPA firm to use. “That’s how we Greg, whose former line of work was as an met,” said Sheree. automotive technician. The couple was married on Valentine’s In addition to their work with Habi- Day 21 years ago, and raised their four tat, the couple operates Mountain Col- children together. lectibles, a small side business that It was the interest by one of their sells reproduction metal signs, lunch- sons to attend the University of North boxes and thermometers. Carolina-Chapel Hill which led the cou- The business started out in Main- ple to North Carolina. Oak Emporium and about 15 other Sheree explained that the couple and emporium-style stores around the foot- their son flew to North Carolina so hills and mountains of North Carolina. the son could tour the campus. While “As we were getting out of those, we he was touring campus, Greg, who is did festivals,” said Greg, who said now a lover of all things Andy Griffith, and they only do two shows a year — Hill- Sheree drove their rental car to Mount billy Days in Pikeville, Ky., and Mount Airy to tour the area. Airy’s Autumn Leaves Festival. “We wanted to move to the moun- When active builds for Habitat aren’t tains. That was our goal, and so when scheduled on the weekends, the couple we came here and saw this, it was per- tries to make visits to their four chil- fect,” said Greg. dren, Nathan Russo in New York; Rachel The couple purchased property in Pat- Russo in New Orleans; Tony Raphael in rick County in Ararat, Va., and officially Richmond, Va., and his two children; and moved to the area in 2001. Chad Raphael in Nashville, Tenn., and In 2003, members of the Russos’ church, his two children with another daughter Fellowship Church in Ararat, Va., volun- on the way any day. teered on a build with the Mount Airy “We did a lot of traveling when we first Habitat for Humanity organization. moved here,” said Sheree of their time “It was something I’d always wanted to prior to working with Habitat. “We went do,” said Greg, who now serves as the con- to Salt Lake City, the Grand Canyon, we struction manager for the Greater Mount drove to California and went everywhere.” Airy Habitat for Humanity. “That’s how I Outside of construction, she said Greg got my skills. I started doing home repair, loves photography, and Sheree has been and I asked a lot of questions.” working on her family tree for 25 years. In 2007, Greg became the volunteer Greg said that the husband-and-wife construction manager, and as the local pair, despite spending many hours to- group started building more and more gether, have a great relationship. “We houses each year, the position moved to work good together. We can be around full-time and paid in 2009. Last year, he each other all day long, go home and still Photos by Wendy Byerly Wood | The News got his contractor’s license and operates have stuff to talk about,” he said. “We Sheree and Greg Russo are part of the staf that leads the Greater Mount Airy Habitat for under GSR Construction LLC. Humanity’s projects, Sheree as inance director and Greg as construction manager. They are “I was asked to serve on the finance See RUSSO | C2 seen in front of one of the pieces for sale in the Habitat ReStore on Merita Street.

ABOVE, Greg Russo, right, construction manager for the Greater Mount Airy Habitat for Humanity, helps future homeowners Candy Heaton, center, and daughter Taylor work sweat equity hours on the crawl space for their home on VanHoy Way in Pilot Mountain. Candy’s younger daughter, Aaron, also will live in the home and help volunteer with the build project as it comes along. AT RIGHT, Sheree Russo, right, finance director for the Greater Mount Airy Habitat for Humanity, goes over paperwork for a project with Alice Burgess, administrative assistant who also helps with family services.

***** ning on Monday, June 17, when we watch Every Thursday night is Pajama Story the movie, The Hobbit. Be here at 6pm Time at the library for children aged pre- to watch the movie in our multipurpose K through third grade. Kids may come room. The movie is rated PG-13. dressed in their pj’s and bring their favor- ***** ite cuddle toys. We’ll tell bedtime stories, Our Summer Reading Programs have Following is a list of titles recently re- do some relaxing exercises, and partici- begun! Our theme this year is Under- ceived by the library that are available for pate in activities that pertain to the story. ground. We will have programs each checkout: Free. Thursday afternoon at both 1:30 p.m. Inferno by Dan Brown, fiction ***** and 3:30 p.m., through July 25. Join us Deeply Odd by Dean Koontz, fiction On Fridays we gather at the library as we dig into reading this summer. For Into Darkness by Alan Dean Foster, fic- for Tai Chi at 10 a.m. The Tai Chi class the library’s Summer Reading Program tion is for everyone, but especially for those on Thursday, June 20, we have invited ***** with conditions, such as arthritis, that Bob the Builder to be here to show us a Pre-school Story Hours happen weekly limit mobility. Those who attend should big earth moving machine that the city of at the library. Library assistant Jenny wear comfortable clothes that do not limit Mount Airy uses in it’s construction proj- Wright leads the Wednesday story times, movement. The class is led by instructor ects. Larry Combs will explain how these with the 2-year-olds at 9:30 a.m. and Brack Llewellyn. machines work, and kids can get their pic- ***** 3-year-olds at 10:30 a.m. Assistant Librar- ***** ture made with Bob the Builder, so bring The Movie on Monday at the library on ian Tommie Smith leads the 4- and 5-year- The Imagine That! storytelling guild your cameras, and be here at either 1:30 June 24 will be Romancing the Stone. Join olds at 10:30 a.m. on Thursdays. These meets at the library on the first Tuesday p.m. or 3:30 p.m. us in the multipurpose room at 6 p.m. to events are free, and open to the public. night of every month, at 7 p.m. They in- ***** watch the movie, rated PG. ***** vite the public to join them to hear their On Friday, June 21, we invite you to the ***** Game Night continues at the library on stories as they practice their craft of sto- library as we celebrate Beta Fish Aware- On Thursday, June 27, at 1:30 p.m. and Thursday nights, beginning at 6 p.m. The rytelling. ness Day with Jonathan Carpenter help- 3:30 p.m., we will be digging into dirt library provides cards and board games ***** ing us to set up our aquarium again, and from a mine in Hiddenite looking for pre- for those who would like to play. New We will be showing Movies on Monday telling us about the care and keeping of players are always welcome. nights this summer at the library, begin- Beta Fish. We meet at 3 p.m., join us. See BOOK | C2 C2 Sunday, June 16, 2013 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com

Wedding Wedding Solomon–Dunford wedding ceremony performed at Grace Moravian Church

Erika Elizabeth Solo- length custom veil trimmed mon and Tyler Lee Dun- with handcrafted beading ford were united in mar- and embroidery. She car- riage on June 1 at Grace ried a hand-tied bouquet of Moravian Church, Mount pink peonies. Airy. The Rev. Dr. Jon Meredith Slate of Ra- Cawley officiated. leigh was maid of honor. The bride is the daugh- The bridesmaids were ter of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Candace Jackson of Ra- Dale Fleming of Mount leigh; Nicole Martin Airy. She is the grand- of Cary; Kristen Cay- daughter of Mrs. Wilma ton of Ahoskie; Lauren Fleming and Mrs. Trudy Stiegel of Raleigh; and Solomon, and the late Lauren O’Doherty of Ms. Linda Massey, Mr. Washington, D.C. They Sol Solomon and Mr. Burl wore champagne colored Fleming. Erika gradu- chiffon strapless cock- ated from North Carolina tail dresses with a soft Mrs. Jason Larry Dean Combs State University in 2011 sweetheart neckline by (Lisa Ann Tilley) summa cum laude with Bill Levkoff. They carried a bachelor’s degree in hand-tied bouquets of biological sciences. She is white hydrangeas. employed at Duke Human Grant Dunford of King Tilley-Corns Vaccine Institute. served as his brother’s The bridegroom is the best man. The groomsmen son of Mr. R. Greg Dun- were John Peart of Raleigh; ford of Whitsett and Mrs. Todd Solomon, brother of exchange vows Kathy Squires-Black of the bride, of Tampa, Fla.; Winston-Salem. His grand- Andrew White of Ames, Lisa Ann Tilley of Pi- princess-style waist. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Iowa; Steven Gerardi of lot Mountain and Jason The bridesmaids were Julian Dunford and the late Charlotte; and Cormac Larry Dean Corns of Pi- Kayleigh Jonas of Mon- Ms. Helen Squires and Ms. O’Doherty of Washington, lot Mountain exchanged roe, cousin of the bride; Willie Poff. Tyler graduated D.C. Ushers were Tyler vows on June 15 in an and Cheyenne Rowe of from North Carolina State Massey of Raleigh; Nate Mrs. Tyler Lee Dunford (Erika Elizabeth Solomon) outdoor wedding cer- East Bend, daughter of University in 2011 with a Peifer of Garner; and Josh emony at 2 p.m. at the bachelor’s degree in sci- Earp of Raleigh. the groom. They wore home of June Fulk in short Malibu chiffon ence education. He is em- Annie Hogan of Durham photographer. Helen Pat- Music was provided by DJ ployed at Merck. and Christine Smith of Car- Dobson. Joseph Fulk III dresses with a sweetheart terson of Mount Airy and Randy “Bad Boy” Smith. officiated at the wedding. Her parents gave the rboro were the program at- A rehearsal dinner, host- neckline and a flower de- Kim Taylor of Winston- The bride is the daugh- tail at the waist with soft bride in marriage. She wore tendants, and Sarah Spitz- Salem dressed the bride. ed by the bridegroom’s an ivory Allure bridal taffeta faden of Raleigh was the ter of John Tilley Jr. and cascading ruffles. The bride’s parents parents, was held Friday ball gown with a strapless guest book attendant. evening at Olde Mill Golf Vivia Tilley of Pinnacle. The flower girl was El- sweetheart neckline and The wedding musician hosted a reception at Resort in Laurel Fork, Va. She graduated from lie Morris of Mount Airy. ruched bodice. The waist- was Kathy Pruett, organ- Cross Creek Country An engagement party, East Surry High School The best man was line is accented with bead- ist, of Mount Airy. Re- Club in Mount Airy. bridal showers, couples and the University of Gabe Corns of Cana, Va., ing, Swarovski crystals, becca M. Payne of Mount Greeters at the reception shower and bridal brunch Alabama with a billing the son of the groom. and a full ball gown skirt. Airy was the wedding di- were Mr. and Mrs. Rob- were previously hosted by diploma, and from Penn The registry and To accompany the gown, rector, and Anna Johnson ert Moody and Carrie friends and family of the Foster as a travel and program attendant the bride wore a cathedral- of Mount Airy was the Massey, all of Mount Airy. bride and groom. tourism specialist. She was Landon Smith of is a billing and finance Lambsburg, Va. The ush- clerk with AT&T. ers were Matthew Corns The bridegroom is the of Dugspur, Va., brother son of Betty Spencer of of the groom; and John Russo Mount Airy, stepfather Tilley III of Lowgap, Amos Spencer of Mount brother of the bride. Airy, and father, the late From Page C1 Sheree said, “…and still Sheree said part of the not just building homes for Music for the cer- Earl Larry Corn of Pilot like each other “ great things about working someone, you’re building emony was provided by can be around each other They said the key is the job and being able to life-long relationships.” Mountain. The bride- groom graduated from Drew’s DJ Creations. 24 hours a day…” working together and work with Greg is “work- “Sometimes you might Kathy Key was the say, ‘Am I supposed to East Surry High School Finishing his sentence, communicating. ing with Habitat, you’re and works as a card op- wedding director. The be here?,’ you were part photographer was Kim of making a difference in erator at Parkdale Mills in Hillsville, Va. Morris from Eyes On You someone’s life,” Greg said. Photography, and videog- “We give people a hand The bride was given in rapher was Brian Ashley. Sunday Crossword up, not a hand out,” Sher- marriage by her father. A reception immediate- ee said of Habitat and it’s She wore an ivory floor- "I've Been Robbed!" program that puts families length, strapless gown ly followed the ceremony in their own homes where with a fitted bodice and and was catered by Alicia ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 they have worked “sweat an empire waist accented Hunter of Charlotte. The reception servers were 1. Pop singer Lady __ equity” volunteer hours with exquisite, hand- 14 15 16 on their home and others’ beaded lace. The veil Debra Goad, Robin Bow- 5. "A __ pittance!" homes and will pay zero- was trimmed in exquisite man and Taylor Ashley. 9. Magic incantation 17 18 19 percent interest mortgages beads. She also wore a ti- The music and enter- 14. On the summit of for 25 to 30 years. ara enhanced with rhine- tainment was provided stones and pearls. by Drew’s DJ Creations. 20 21 22 “My favorite story is ‘It’s a 15. Victor's shout Wonderful Life,’” Greg said. Sherri Tilley of Pin- The couple left the 16. City where Galileo “George Bailey built homes nacle, sister of the reception in a horse- taught 23 24 25 for people who needed them. bride, served as maid of drawn carriage. It was like a Habitat story.” honor. She wore a short After a honeymoon 17. Offer encouraging 26 27 28 29 30 Malibu, one-shoulder in the Bahamas, the words Reach Wendy Byerly Wood at chiffon dress with a couple will reside in Pi- 20. Ginger __ 31 32 33 34 35 [email protected] flutter sleeve and a lot Mountain. 21. Wear the crown or at 719-1923. 22. 58-Across folks 36 37 38 23. German pastry Book 25. Architects' annexes 39 40 41 26. Court divider From Page C1 p.m., in the multipurpose room, to watch 42 43 44 27. Warner __ the movie, rated PG-13. cious stones such as emeralds, sapphires, ***** (entertainment co.) 45 46 47 48 49 and rubies. Wear clothes you don’t mind The library’s own teen theatre troupe, 28. Arcing shot getting dirty, as the library goes under- The Dewey Decimal Players, bring you neath the surface to find gems. 31. Pet adoption org. 50 51 52 53 54 their play “X Marks the Spot” on Thurs- ***** day, July 25, at both 1:30 p.m. or 3:30 p.m. 34. __-chef (kitchen The movie for Monday night, July 1, Watch a bumbling group of pirates try to 55 56 57 #2) will be Jurassic Park. Be here at the library find buried treasure in our last Summer 35. Stuffing seasoning at 6 p.m. to watch the movie, rated PG-13, Reading Program of the summer. 58 59 60 in the multipurpose room. ***** 36. Upstage the star, ***** The library invites kids aged 7-18 years perhaps 61 62 63 The library will be closed on Thurs- old to attend a Young Actors Drama Camp 39. KISS part day, July 4, in observance of the Inde- at 1pm each day, during the week of Mon- pendence Day holiday. day, July 29, through Friday, Aug. 2. The 40. 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Be at She Does It.” We’ll pop popcorn, you may 46. Thick soup the library at either 1:30 p.m. or 3:30 p.m. bring a soda with you. Copies of the book 50. "The Osbournes" 5. Stately dance in 27. Afrikaners 49. Cultural mores for the discussion. will be available at the front desk in the mom 3/4 time 28. Give kudos to 50. For the boys ***** days before we watch the movie. 53. Ruth or Didrikson 6. Tom of "The Seven 29. Grimm villain 51. Partner of hearty Little Shop of Horrors is our Movie on ***** 30. Kegger quaff 52. Closely related Monday at the library on July 15. Be here Auditions for the Dewey Decimal Play- 54. Tennis do-over Year Itch" at 6 p.m., in the multipurpose room to ers Fall play will be held on Monday, Aug. 55. "Relax!" 7. Come to the 31. Makes a request 53. Lugosi of horror watch the movie, rated PG-13. 19, at 4 p.m. To be a Dewey you have to be 58. Select group surface 32. Dele canceler 56. Mouse fearer's cry ***** 13-18 years old. No experience necessary. 33. 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Dear Readers: be a part of their as much as they need you. Al- with loving fathers do better in therefore, more likely to be ad- Happy Father’s Day children’s lives, but low them to love him. They take school and are more likely to stay opted, but it is therapeutic for to all the men in our can find it incredibly their cues from you, and if they off drugs. Fathers need to remain the volunteer, too. reading audience difficult when they see that you are upset when they in their children’s lives, and it is Exercise is also a great way to who have had the are viewed as dead- show affection for Daddy, they sometimes up to the mother to get those good endorphins flow- pleasures and re- beats and potential will believe it is wrong and will bolster that relationship. Both ing and help relieve sadness. sponsibilities of rais- abusers. But it’s the stop in order to please you. You parents are essential for a child’s Water aerobics is low impact ing children. This children who lose think you are punishing your ex, well-being. Please, folks, put and easy on the joints, but even includes fathers, when they are cut off but you are actually punishing your children first. stepfathers, grand- from their fathers. your children. Dear Annie: I was compelled a nice walk around the neighbor- fathers and those So to family court I’ve seen two boys cut off from to write after reading the sad let- hood helps, and you might meet who have stepped in judges, law guard- their fathers and hurt by their ter from “Florida,” but this is for a friend along the way. as father figures for ians, social workers: mothers’ hatred of the fathers, anyone of retirement age looking My heart goes out to people of those who needed Please help the chil- two boys who are growing up fa- to fill their days. any age who are longing for com- them. Bless you all. dren. Don’t automat- therless and wondering why Dad Most school districts are panionship or activities to fill Having a caring fa- ically believe every- isn’t there for them, two boys happy to have volunteers to empty hours. Keep looking, keep ther is not only one thing you hear. You whose Dads don’t take them work with children who need a positive and keep the faith. — S. of life’s great joys, Annie’s Mailbox owe it to the chil- places, don’t help with school little extra help or in the lunch- but fathers also are Advice dren to investigate work, aren’t there for games, room. High schools often use Annie’s Mailbox is written by Kathy Mitchell tremendously im- Columnists and let the father tell concerts and graduations, two volunteers with art and music and Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the portant to a child’s his side of the story. boys with loving, responsible fa- programs or homework clinics. Ann Landers column. Please email your emotional, academ- And to all those thers who are missing so much. It’s a great way to do something questions to anniesmailbox@comcast. ic and moral devel- mothers who think — Sad Grandma valuable, and it feels wonderful net, or write to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Cre- Dear Grandma: ators Syndicate, 737 3rd Street, Hermosa opment. Please take the time it’s a good idea to remove a fa- We have of- to help out a child. Beach, CA 90254. To ind out more about today to let yours know you are ther from a child’s life or spread ten said in this column that fa- A local animal shelter may Annie’s Mailbox and read features by other thinking of them. false stories about how bad thers are incredibly important also be looking for volunteers Creators Syndicate writers and cartoon- Dear Annie: Fathers love their he is: Think of your children. for their children’s development. to walk dogs or play with the ists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page children as much as mothers do. Please love them more than you Studies have shown that children cats. Not only will it help the at www.creators.com. After a divorce, fathers want to hate their father. They need him who maintain close relationships animals be more sociable and, COPYRIGHT 2013 CREATORS.COM The new dads: Diaper duty’s just the start Marriages ...

NEW YORK (AP) — there … rather than being worker, could get enough marketing, tunes the nay- The following marriage licenses have been issued by Laura Radocaj of Veroportrayed as some doofus sleep. “I’d rock Sophia sayers out, saying, “I’m the Surry County Register of Deeds office: Beach, Fla., was warned that only sits on the couch and get her back to sleep extremely proud of the • Dorian Lamar Gwyn, 22, of Mount Airy, and Patricia when she was pregnant and watches sports.” so my wife wasn’t doing man and the father that Wanette Anthony, 42, of Mount Airy. Issued June 13. all the work,” said Fos- he is. Sharing our re- with twins that mother- Part of why dads are • Bradley Shane Collins, 21, of Mount Airy, and Jordan hood would be harder than doing more around the ter, a creative director sponsibilities makes our Rae Bryant, 20, of Mount Airy. Issued June 12. she imagined — espe- house may be that wom- and designer for an on- relationship, and our fam- • Daniel Louis Johnson, 26, of Mount Airy, and Shan- cially because she planned en are doing more in the line platform called CD2 ily, function much more non Michelle Sawyers, 21, of Mount Airy. Issued June 11. to go back to work while workplace. A study from Learning. smoothly.” White, for his • Michael Cass McMillian II, 23, of Salt Rock, W.Va., the twins were still babies. the Pew Research Cen- Foster and his wife also part, says his “choice to and Amelia Suzanne Clemens, 22, of Salt Rock, W.Va. Is- “But this has been the ter this month found that have his-and-her diaper help out and take part in sued June 11. easiest transition,” said mothers are the bread- bags — hers with a floral our children’s lives does • Michael Ralph Thompson, 48, of Tazewell, Va., and Radocaj, 28, who workswinners in a record 40pattern, his a gray-and-or- not diminish Randi’s abili- Mary Ann Killen, 49, of Tazewell, Va. Issued June 10. from home in corporate percent of families. At the ange messenger bag from ty to be a wonderful moth- • Joseph Avery Thrift, 64, of Dobson, and Victoria Ma- communications. same time, the number of DiaperDude.com. The er and significant other.” rie Casey, 62, of Dobson. Issued June 10. So what’s her secret? stay-at-home dads is twice company was founded Fagan,10 the Temple • Robert William Mears Jr., 29, of Mount Airy, and Can- Her husband, Marco, what it was 10 years ago years ago by Chris Pegula professor, says “there’s dice Nichole Rakes, 28, of Mount Airy. Issued June 10. also 28, puts in just — as though still a relatively of Santa Monica, Calif., a no question that young • Matthew Ross Moser, 22, of Elkin, and Jessica Dani- much time with child small number at 176,000. father of three who was fathers are far more in- elle Absher, 22, of Elkin. Issued June 10. care and housework as And in two-thirds of mar- put off by his wife’s taste volved,” not just in how • Scott Reginald Lyman, 49, of Lowgap, and Dawn De- she does, even though he ried couples with children in diaper bags. much time they spend nise King, 45, of Lowgap. Issued June 10. works full-time for an air- under 18, both parents “They were so femi- with kids, but also in conditioning company. “If work, according to the nine, there was no way in “their sense of who they your partner is splitting U.S. Census. hell I was going to carry are as individuals — their things 50-50, it’s easy,” As working moms in- one of them,” said Pegula, personal identities.” Privacy — the online said Laura. “Before, when creasingly become the now 41. “They had color - But he noted that the everyone made mother- norm, and as their fi- ful stripes and flowers trend of sharing child hood seem like such a big nancial contributions and leopard prints. They care and housework generation wants it deal, men weren’t chip- become more critical, were basically purses. I is “largely happening ping in as much.” they’re doing less clean- went to look for a bag for among college-educated CHICAGO (AP) — than older generations when Something is chang- ing and cooking. A Pew myself but there wasn’t couples.” Families where Amid the debate over asked if the government ing with today’s young study released in March anything on the market parents lack college de- government surveillance, should tread on their priva- fathers. By their own ac- shows that since 1965, in a dad category.” Diaper grees and are struggling there’s been an assump- cy to thwart terrorism. counts, by their wives’ fathers have increased Dude now sells dozens of with unemployment are tion: Young people don’t Fifty-one percent of young styles designed to appeal “more likely to be raising care about privacy. adults, ages 18 to 29, said it testimony, and according the amount of time they Turns out, the generation was “more important for to time-use studies and spend on household to men, from camouflage their children as single that puts much of the “social” the federal government to other statistics, more men chores from four hours to prints to bags with base- parents,” he said. “It’s a in social networking is much investigate possible terrorist are doing more around 10 hours a week. Women ball team logos. real concern.” more complex when deter- threats, even if that intrudes the house, from packing still do more, but as dad’s Other signs that Even in two-parent mining what personal infor- on personal privacy.” school lunches and doing share goes up, mom’s hands-on dads are now families, how much dads mation they want to share. But 45 percent said per- laundry to getting up in goes down: In the same mainstream range from do around the house de- Sure, they’re as likely as sonal privacy was more im- the middle of the night time period, mothers re- changing tables in men’s pends on “how much the ever to post photos of them- portant, even if it limited with a screaming infant. duced their housework restrooms to unisex baby mother is working and selves online, as well as their the ability to investigate “If it’s not my job, then it’s from 32 hours a week showers to to paternity leave how much she is earning,” location and even phone possible terrorist threats. her job, and that wouldn’t 18. Dads have also tripledin the workplace. Or, as Fagan added. An ongoing numbers, say those who In contrast, less than a be fair,” said Marco. the amount of time they a new survey from Men’s study of how Americans track their high-tech habits. third of adults, age 30 and Health magazine and use their time shows that But as they approach adult- older, told pollsters that But it’s not just about spend with children since hood, they’re also getting preserving personal privacy sharing chores. For dads 1965, even though moms BabyCenter.com summed the more mothers earn, more adept at hiding and was more important, while in their 20s and 30s, be- still put in about six more it up, “Dad is the New the more fathers do at pruning their online lives. about two-thirds placed ing an involved father hours a week with kids Mom.” But the outside home. “Father’s involve- Despite their propensity higher value on permitting is part of their identity. than dads overall, accord- world has not completely ment goes down if she’s for sharing, many young terror investigations, regard- They blog about changing ing to the Pew study. accepted the notion of not working full-time and adults also are surprisingly less of privacy infringement. diapers, they chat non- “There’s no question dads as equal partners. if her earnings are much big advocates for privacy The young adults chalantly with colleagues that guys are doing more, Randi Wall, 25, of North- less than his,” he said. — in some cases, more were much more in line about breastfeeding, and twice to three times ield, N.J., says she still Fagan added that there than their elders. with their elders when they trade recipes for as much, in fact — for gets “a lot of negative is also a downside to a That attitude showed up asked about the govern- baby food while working couples working two full- comments” from “elders” world where dads and most recently in a poll done ment monitoring spe- about her fiance, Douglas moms not only both work over the weekend for the cific modes of commu- out with guys at the gym. time jobs and caring for Pew Research Center for nication. Pollsters found Creed Anthony, 37, a children 6 and under — White, Jr., 24, who works full-time, but share all the the People & the Press and that a slight majority of teacher and father of two than in the 1970s,” said as a mechanic and also chores, too. The Washington Post. The adults — including 18- in Indianapolis, recalled Arlie Hochschild, whose helps around the house “Now everybody’s ex- poll, tied to the disclosure of to 29-year-olds — said it standing in a hallway groundbreaking book and with their two kids. hausted,” he said. “The broad federal surveillance, was “acceptable” for the at work “talking about “The Second Shift,” doc- Wall, who works from issues of work-family bal- found that young adults government to secretly breastfeeding with three umented how an earlier home in advertising and ance did not go away.” were much more divided obtain phone call records. women. It was natural. generation of women did They didn’t bat an eye.” the lion’s share of child Another conversation care and housework even with colleagues, male and if they had jobs outside female, involved “poopy the home. diapers, puke and eat- Jay Fagan, a sociology ing cycles,” he said. “And professor at Temple Uni- there are a number of guys versity in Philadelphia at school who talk to each and founding editor of other about these things, the academic journal Fa- whether it’s ‘my son’s get- thering, says the inverse ting up at two in the morn- relationship between ing, he’s got this diaper hours worked outside and rash, what did you do?’ or inside the home makes running a vacuum cleaner sense: “When the mother to help a colicky baby. It’s is working full-time, it is funny, but it’s perfect.” impossible for her to do His wife, Amal Antho- everything.” But there’s ny, 35, who works at a law another aspect too, he firm, says Creed not only notes: “The more you handles diapers and sick earn, the more it buys you kids, but also does most out of some of the mun- of the shopping and laun- dane responsibilities.” dry. But please don’t call For their part, the new her husband Mr. Mom. dads say they want things “The Mr. Mom thing divided equally. Father- gets thrown around a lot hood, says Jeremy Foster, and a lot of us don’t like 37, of Kansas City, Mo., that,” said Anthony, who has gone from a “pro- writes a blog called “Tales vide, protect scenario, to from the Poop Deck” and a team effort, especially also contributes to the nowadays with couples “Life of Dad” social - netraising children where working site. “It’s normal both work full-time.” to us to be a dad. This At one point, when his is what we’re supposed 1-year-old Sophia wasn’t to do.” He said he’d like sleeping well, Foster even to see more focus on all moved into the nursery the “really good dads out so that his wife, a social C4

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Property Transfers ... Highly eicient ‘passive homes’ gain ground in US PHILADELPHIA (AP) conditioning unit. istration. (The Obama ad-because temperatures are In recording deeds, the state of North Carolina does not — After decades of near “At this point there’s ministration promised in relatively stable compared require that the amount paid for a parcel be stated on its deed. silence, a passive voice no reason why any devel- 2010 to put them back butto many parts of the U.S. However, a tax stamp at the rate of $2 per $1,000 in value, or is making itself heard oper in can’t now build this hasn’t yet done so.) They also cite some pricey fraction thereof, is affixed to each deed. American architecture. way,” said Tim McDonald, Going passive isn’t sole-materials, and predict it • Rusty D. and Janet M. Hawks of Mount Airy, to So-called passive houses, whose firm has designed ly the realm of new con-will be tough convincing Morris L. and Denise S. Moore of Winston-Salem. 16.2 which have been around and built energy-eficient struction, either. Americans to part with acres in Siloam. $130. in Europe but never - rebuildings with eco-friendly In McKeesport, out- their thermostats and let • Dany R. Gillsepie of Elkin, to Jeffrey T. and Cynthia W. ally caught on in the Unitedmaterials for more than side Pittsburgh, a historic their home regulate its Douglas of Elkin. 7.5 acres in Bryan. $148. States, are basically builta decade in Philadelphia,YMCA is being turned into own temperature. • Johnnie M. and Evelyn W. Haynes of Toast, to Hermel- around the idea of makingand recently entered thea multi-unit passive building The Stables homes indo Rebollar of Yadkinville. 2.7 acres in Franklin. $48. houses airtight, super-insu- world of passive housing. to house people at risk for are selling for about • Harold A. and Penny C. Snow of State Road, to Moore Signature features of- homelessness. In New York $700,000: That’s for a Estate Vineyards, Inc. of State Road. 37.5 acres in Bryan. $436. lated and energy eficient. • Jimmy L. and Margaret S. Rakes of Pilot Mountain, The goal: a house that- creten include thick outside City last year, Julie Torres 2,500-square-foot luxury to Duane H. and Monica E. Wilson of Pilot Mountain. ates nearly as much energywalls and roofs, highly- Moskovitz’s irm Fabrica town house with four 2.7 acres in Longhill. $600. as it consumes. Think of- beinsulated windows and 718 retroitted a 110-year- bedrooms, three baths, • Terry A. and Cassandra M. Milton of Clemmons, to ing able to keep your houseframes, and a south-old Brooklyn brownstone garage, garden, and ener- Edward M. and Marry Anne Williams of Greensboro. 34.8 warm without a traditional facing orientation. The into the city’s irst certiied gy-savvy bells and whis- acres on Bray Ford Road. big furnace, cool with no air ventilation system pulls passive house. tles like solar panels, in fresh outdoor air and “There’s a whole move- green roofs and airtight pumps out stale indoor ment,” said Torres Moskov- construction. McDonald air, but not before it’s itz, author of the new “The said the price is compara- used to heat or cool the Greenest Home” (Princ- ble to non-passive homes incoming air to the same eton Architectural Press, with similar amenities, Homestead Realty temperature. 2013) on super-insulated in part because of cost 135 MOORE AVENUE, DOWNTOWN MOUNT AIRY • (336)789-1655 Houses built this way and passive house design. savings from prefabricat- can stay comfortable us- “It’s a hotbed in Brooklyn ing the homes in modular View All Listings On Web At: www.homesteadmountairy.com ing 90 percent less energy of doing these retroits.” sections and assembling • www.bobbiecollins.com • Email: [email protected] than traditional construc- McDonald’s irm, Onion them on-site. tion homes, according to Flats, irst tackled a three- “The way buildings have

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Very nice ranch home with new Home has 3 bed.,2&1/2 baths, with 2.3 acres. features 4 BR., Nice brick home located in town with roof,new interior paint, 2 bedrooms worldwide are in Europe1,900-square-foot Bellield are moving from Manhat- huge livingroom, sunroom, den or large living, dining- den, 2 baths, 2 bedrooms, 1 full updated bath, full 2 baths, 2 fi replaces, sun room and offi ce in basement, beautiful yard replacement windows, roof ap- basement with large den and nice den. Conveniently located with all — predominantly Germa-Homes in north Philadel- tan’s inancial district into on corner lot,1 car garage in base- prox. 6 yrs. old, all appliances re- patio to enjoy! Metal roof, new win- city amenities. ny, Austria and Scandina-phia have a heating and one of The Stables town- main, partial basement. $103,000 dows, nice lot and more. . $89,500 $89,900 ment and so much more. $183,900 Reduced...... via. Fewer than 100 existcooling system one-eighth houses in late June. After REDUCED! REDUCED REDUCED in the U.S. — but that’sthe size of what similarliving for a year in a high- changing, from chilly Newtraditionally-built homes eficiency home in Germa- England to toasty Arizonarequire, because they were ny, they returned last year to muggy Baton Rouge,built with an “airtight, su- to New York — where Hur- said Katrin Klingenberg, per-insulated thermal en- ricane Sandy’s destructive Passive House Institute velope” that helps reduce tear led them to rethink 1227 Ararat Rd- Beautifully 652455- 2039 CYNTHIA DR. landscaped home with 3 bed, US co-founder and execu-energy use by 90 percent, where they wanted to call - Lovely 4 Bedroom, 4 bath 2 baths, brand new deck, 657114 - 9944 NC HWY 89 - home on nice lot convenient fi sh pond, garage, carport, & tive director. McDonald said. home. Very large home with 3 Bed. 1&1/2 to schools & shopping. Home baths. Large rooms, carport, out- features formal living,dining, den storage buildings, heatpump, 658328 - 185 WELCOME BAP- building, and 1 acre. Home is con- and large bonus room,two car gas logs. Offi ce is counted as TIST CHURCH RD- Nice brick “People associate the “Some passive houses “We wanted a house venient to Mount Airy, Pilot Mtn. garage, deck, fi replace, granite 3rd BR but would make very ranch home with 3 bd, 1&1/2 bath, and Winston-Salem. Selling AS kitchen counters,wood fl oors, large master BR with fi replace! 2 car garage. Home being sold passive house movement are complex, but we took that felt solid, that was IS, Reduced to...... $43,500 paved drive...... $238,000 Reduced to...... $129,900 as is...... $64,500 with Europe, but it comeson the idea that we could large enough, in an urban out of the (American) oildo it … with everyday con- environment that was part embargo and energy crisisstruction,” he said. of a community, that feels in the 1970s,” she said. Onion Flats’ next ef- like it’ll last 100 years,” “Then political change fort is The Stables devel- she said. “We looked at 25 happened, (energy) prices opment, with three of 27 houses and within 10 sec- came down … but in Eu-luxury townhouses com- onds of walking into (our) 665166- 106 GUN SHOPPE- VA. Very nice Manufactured rope that didn’t happen,pleted and passive house house, we knew.” home with attached garage, great 661659-1187 ELDORA Very nice so they had reason to con-certification pending. Klingenberg said that mountain views, and stream in beautifully remodeled home with 3 652482- 1330 EAST PINE-Large back yard. Home has 3 bedrooms bed rooms 2 baths, on 7.5 beau- back yard newly painted inside, 625701- 217 GRAVELY ST. 3 tinue the research.” Up next will bein general, Ridge passive houses and 2 baths. rocking chair front tiful acres.48 x 42 wired shop wood fl oors, deck, partial fi nished bed, 1 bath. Very convenient to porch and covered deck to enjoy building or garage with attached rooms in basement with 2nd bath, Hwy 52, and all town amenities. The shift was symbol-Flats, with shops canand cost130 5 percent to 10 the mountains...... $99,900 24 x 42 storage shed...... $194,000 large living room...... $58,900 Call for more info...... $55,900 ized most clearly, perhaps,apartments that McDon- percent more to build. at the White House, whenald’s firm wants That’sto make largely because the solar panels installed in the nation’s first specialtypassive- windows and 1979 during President certified mixed-use - other proj materials aren’t mass Carter’s tenure were re-ect of its size. produced, she said, but moved in 1986 under Critics say passive priceshous- go down as they be- President Reagan’s admin- es work better income Europeeasier to get. 199 TWIN OAKS RD- Very 659727- 847 HOLLY SPRINGS nice brick ranch home with RD- Nice home in the Holly springs three bedrooms,one bath, nice 642108 - 131 SwYDNOR 666087- 205 LINVILLE.- Nice community. Updated bath, nice sun living room and kitchen - dining STREET - Very nice modular brick home, large liv rm with porch, gas heater in Den, replace- combination, full basement and home with three bedrooms, two fi replace, basement, carport, ment windows, city water avail- large deck. Located on a quiet baths, living room with fi replace. convenient to town, schools, able, gas heat, double carport. Call churches. Call to see this home Good watering makes good gardens street with local traffi c only. Very convenient to all city ame- to see today...... $70,000 Must see to appreciate...$87,500 nities....$79,900 today...$94,900 LAND LISTING Lee Reich ter, especially these days, cally check for wetness by The Associated Press when more of us are try- probing the soil with an 647829- 00 TAYLOR- Nice rural country setting with good road LAND- NEW LISTING- 663454- 0 CROW DR.- frontage. Some wooded and some cleared land. Great building ENNICE- 2.19 AC Mountain property . Beautiful scenery ing to eke more vegetables (inexpensive) electronic site with views of Hanging Rock. Old tobacco barn. $32,700 in secluded mountain region of Alleghany county. Just Plants need water to out of less land. moisture meter. waiting for your cabin, OR permenant home. $25,000 Make The Most 645529 - 1130 BOB LYNCH RD – 39 ACRES, 2WELLS, 4 SEPTICS, keep cool, pump miner- Even easier, though less Pond, pasture, ready to build on...... $179,900 00 INDIAN GROVE CH.- 62RD acres divided into several tracts. als up to their leaves and Of Water precise, is to play the aver- Lots of road frontage on Indian Grove Ch. Rd and Holly Springs Before you touch that 656113- 00 NC HWY 89 W- Gorgeous tract Church Rd. Priced at 2500/acre. Convenient to Mt. Airy, or Winston grow. And in many regions ages. Monitor rainfall and of land with wonderful mountain views. 17 Ac -Salem. $157,500 and many seasons, they hose spigot, however, do apply water so plants re- res...... 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