Vol. 130, Issue 148 $.50 Surry Central loses INDEX to East Rutherford Obits ... page 3A Opinions ... page 4A Business ... page 5A Sports ... page 1B Storms Likely 7-3 High Low page 1B Serving Surry County since 1880. 85 63 For subscriptions, call 786-4141. The Mount Airy News www.mtairynews.com Printed on recycled newspaper Friday, May 28, 2010 Officers search home for drugs TOM JOYCE Jerry Gray Slate of 768 day,” Atkinson said Thurs- STAFF REPORTER McBride Road. day. Surry County Sheriff In addition to the Surry An intense search Graham Atkinson said au- County Sheriff’s Office, Thursday at a home near thorities had received in- members of the Stokes Flat Rock, targeting illegal formation indicating that County and Patrick County, drugs and stolen property, activities involving drugs Va., sheriff’s offices were led to the arrest of four per- and stolen property were on the scene to execute the sons. taking place at Slate’s search warrant along with About 25 officers from home, northeast of Flat the State Bureau of Investi- several law enforcement Rock near the entrance to gation. agencies were involved in Lynnewood Drive. “We suspected that there TOM JOYCE/THE NEWS the effort that began about “That led us to apply for might be an active meth lab Officers examine items in the back yard at 768 McBride Road Thursday while 9 a.m. at the residence of a search warrant yester- See HOME, page 3A searching for possible stolen property. Harrell: White Sulphur Springs deserves revisit MEGHANN EVANS STAFF REPORTER

DOBSON — Although the White Sulphur Springs Mount Airy project was not included on last night’s Surry County Board of Commissioners meeting agenda, the top- ic was discussed by the board. Before the board went into closed session at the end of the meeting, Commissioner Jim Harrell Jr. brought up the project, which proposes to create a housing development northeast of Mount Airy. The developers have asked the Mount Airy and Surry County boards to fund water and sewer extensions to the development. Harrell informed the board that he thought the topic should be revisited in the future. He said that some took the board’s recent action to deny incentives for WSSMA as a complete closing of the door on the project, but Harrell said, “I don’t think we got into specifics enough to do that.” MONDEE TILLEY/THE NEWS Of revisiting the topic, Board Chairman Paul Johnson Sarah Almond presents Pilot Mountain Mayor Earl Sheppard with a rendering of the Amos and Smith hosiery said, “I’d rather not.” mill during the grand opening of The Pilot Center Thursday afternoon. Harrell pointed out that the board had been supportive of the project in years past, but he said, “Then they changed on us.” Commissioner Craig Hunter said, “The devil’s in the details.” The Pilot Center is officially open He said the changes to the agreement came quickly, not See WHITE, page 2A MONDEE TILLEY STAFF REPORTER

PILOT MOUNTAIN — After two years of planning Dobson board to and 13 months of on-site work, The Pilot Center, which will house a satellite require minimum facility for Surry Commu- nity College, officially opened for business yester- water charge day. “It is a very exciting time for our town and it has Proposed budget been a tremendous occa- sion to have worked with all of these people. It has includes no tax increase been nothing but positive MONDEE TILLEY the whole time,” Pilot STAFF REPORTER Mountain Mayor Earl Sheppard said during an DOBSON — Last night, the Dobson Board of Com- opening ceremony Thurs- missioners approved a measure to charge customers at day. least $24 a month for a minimum water and sewer usage. The mayor thanked local In the past, the town did not issue a bill unless the cus- business owner Cleve Har- tomer used more than 500 gallons of water, according to ris, who sold the old Amos interim Town Manager Paul Hensch. Public Works Direc- and Smith building the cen- MONDEE TILLEY/THE NEWS tor Michael Frazier said the change would only affect a ter is now housed in to the During the official opening of The Pilot Center Thursday afternoon, Sarah Almond, few water and sewer customers. town. At present, the town does not charge customers to con- The site is referred to as granddaughter of the original owner of the Amos and Smith hosiery mill in Pilot nect or disconnect from the city’s water and sewer lines. a Center for Learning, Edu- Mountain, shows off a mug that has a drawing of the building back from the days However, commissioners felt at the very least, everyone See PILOT, page 7A when she played in the building as a child. See WATER, page 2A WESTFIELD COMMUNITY TO CELEBRATE 16TH ANNUAL MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE DEAN PALMER Sponsored by the Westfield Ruritan While all veterans and enlisted men or and color guard, composed of veterans HEARTLAND PUBLICATIONS Club, the patriotic service has grown to and women will be honored, this year’s from Pilot Mountain VFW Post 9436 and become one of the largest of its kind in the service will offer a special tribute to veter- Mount Airy Post 2019. WESTFIELD — Westfield residents region, with attendance often exceeding ans of the Vietnam War. According to A brief tribute to the holiday’s history and others are invited to join in the com- 100 persons. Shelton, the day will recognize this year will include encouragement to place flow- munity’s annual Memorial Day Service “We hold this ceremony under the as 35th anniversary of the war’s end. ers on soldiers’ graves along with a pow- Sunday afternoon, honoring veterans who beauty of our flag,” explained Westfield Guest speaker for the service will be erful 21-gun salute and the playing of have served and sacrificed for their coun- Ruritan and primary event organizer San- 30th District Sen. Don East. The program Taps. try as well as those now serving. dra Shelton, “as a reminder to those who also will include a selection of patriotic “We are blessed,” Shelton said, “as a The 16th annual service will begin at see it to recognize all that it means and the numbers, including a featured perform- community and a country. Around the 12:30 p.m. around the World War II sacrifices that are behind it. So many of ance of the “Star Spangled Banner” by world, that’s not always the case. We take Memorial, adjacent to the Westfield Ruri- our freedoms can be taken for granted. We North Stokes High School senior Cather- pride in being citizens of this country and tan Community Building, at the site of the do this to honor those who have fought to ine McMillian. we honor those who have served and died old Westfield School on Westfield Road. assure us of those freedoms we enjoy.” Other participants will include an hon- to assure its freedoms.” 2A Friday, May 28, 2010 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, NC www.mtairynews.com PAGE TWO

improve efficiency at the department by 15 Museum to host book and author dinner to 20 percent or more. WHITE: Wayne Black, director of Surry County STAFF REPORT University of Bonn in books with McCrumb, and Bonn, Germany, the Smith- they present a very interest- DSS, came before the board a few months sonian Institution, and was ing and entertaining pro- Continued from page 1A ago to ask for permission to advertise a re- The Mount Airy Muse- quest for proposals for a document imag- um of Regional History’s fiction writer in residence gram on the intricacies of at the WICE (World Inter- co-writing and the hilarious giving the commissioners a “window to ing system. fourth annual Book and “We are overwhelmed,” Black told the Author Dinner will be held national Conference on Ed- life of auto racing. talk about it.” ucation) in Paris, France. “McCrumb and Edwards Harrell said if they went back to one of board. on June 4 at Cross Creek After receiving two proposals, the board Country Club with Sharyn McCrumb’s historical are bright, witty and entertain- the earlier agreements, the board would ing,” said museum Executive probably have been more receptive. voted last night to accept a proposal from McCrumb and Adam Ed- novels include “The Song- catcher,” “The Ballad of Director Matthew Edwards. Harrell’s suggestion was for the board Northwoods to install Compass Software at wards as the speakers. Frankie Silver,” “The Rose- The evening also will to discuss at what point the county might DSS. This system will allow the depart- McCrumb is a graduate of wood Casket” and “The include dinner at Cross reconsider offering incentives for the proj- ment to store files electronically, reducing the University of North Car- Hangman’s Beautiful Creek Country Club and a ect, then talk to the developers about it. the amount of paper and other supplies olina with a graduate degree Daughter.” She also has writ- booksigning session fol- “I thought it deserved more than we used by the agency. It also has an appoint- from Virginia Tech. She has ten a series of books based lowing the program. gave it,” Harrell remarked. ment management program which will au- been a New York Times best tomatically reschedule appointments for on the NASCAR experience. Tickets are $60 and may “I did, too,” Commissioner Jimmy clients and manage workers’ schedules. selling author five times. The latest of those books was be purchased from any mu- Miller echoed. Her books are used as Black asked for the system, and in re- co-written with Edwards. seum board member or by Hunter suggested getting economic de- turn said he would not be requesting new course study in 22 colleges Edwards is a graduate of calling 786-4478, ext. 229. velopment leaders involved with the proj- throughout the U.S., and caseworkers for two years. The director’s Virginia Tech for under- For more information, ect and a possible future county policy initial cost estimate for the system was she has lectured on her graduate degree and holds call the Mount Airy Muse- about development work that Johnson had $375,000 to $425,000, but last night Black work at Oxford University an MBA from Tech, also. um of Regional History at suggested. presented a cost of $591,891 to the board. in Oxford, England, the He has co-written two 786-4478. At the end of the discussion, Harrell re- By utilizing unused DSS funds from this iterated his desire for the topic to be revis- year, combined with the savings of the re- ited. The other commissioners appeared to duced supply need, the cost to the county be OK with his suggestion. was brought down to $29,764. Black Hunter said, “We supported it for three thinks that the department also will gain years, but the devil’s in the details.” other savings which would cancel out the Harrell said, “We essentially just said leftover cost to the county. no, but we didn’t give them any parame- In an interview a few weeks ago, Black ters.” said he didn’t know what the department “I think that is the best thing we could was going to do if the system didn’t bring do at the time,” Johnson remarked. the 15 to 20 percent productivity increase On Wednesday, Johnson said WSSMA that was expected. Changes in state and would not be included on any upcoming federal regulations and the state of the agendas that he would be setting. economy have impacted the already grow- “But I can’t stop others from bringing it ing number of applicants to DSS programs. up,” he then noted. But last night Black told the board that Last week, the board voted 3 to 2 nearby counties using the Northwoods sys- against approving incentives for the proj- tem said it will increase productivity by 35 ect. The incentive agreement that was vot- percent or more. One county even said it ed down called for the county to spend up would decrease caseworker interview time to $375,000 on construction of water and by 50 percent. sewer lines at the WSSMA property. “And everybody I’ve talked to said it cuts your supplies in half at least,” said Black. Document imaging system for Johnson said, “It’s a good proposal, and DSS approved I think it’s going to work.” Earlier in the meeting, the board ap- The commissioners unanimously ap- proved a request from the Surry County proved the Northwoods proposal. Department of Social Services to purchase Contact Meghann Evans at a document imaging system that should [email protected] or 719-1952.

for June 24 at 6 p.m. after that number in the budget Hensch presented his rec- because the notification WATER: ommended budget to the came in last Friday. board. The county will be reim- Continued from page 1A “This year’s budget has bursing the town $202,000 been a challenge to create. for employees and equip- who has a connection The current recession is af- ment due to a service should have to pay the min- fecting municipalities’ agreement on county water imum water/sewer rates, budgets statewide. Some lines. The money will al- which are $12 a month per are seeing drastic reduc- low for an additional 2,000 gallons of water and tions in staff and services in amount in the budget for the same amount for sewer. order to balance the budget. capital outlay including the Commissioner Lana While my proposed budget purchase of a dump truck, a Brendle made the motion is a reduction from the cur- trailer and a back hoe, to pass what the board re- rent year, it maintains a lev- along with the money for ferred to as an access fee or el of service that the resi- paying an additional em- monthly minimum with dents of the town expect,” ployee in the water and Commissioner John Law- Hensch said. sewer department. son making the second. Hensch’s recommended “With proper manage- The action passed unani- 2010-11 budget for the ment of funds emphasizing mously. The new change town includes no proposed efficiency, the town’s resi- will not affect customers tax increase. The General dents should see no reduc- until the next cycle of bills Fund revenues and expen- tion in service and in many are issued, since Hensch ditures are down 6 percent, areas, an increase in serv- said bills have just been balancing both at ice,” Hensch said. mailed out. $1,154,900. Water and In other action, the Hensch said he would Sewer Fund revenues and board agreed to have Fra- make every effort to con- expenditures are down 8 zier paint the word “Stop” tact those who will be af- percent, balancing both at on the road at South fected by the change. $1,135,900. Crutchfield Street at South Budget proposes no The police department Main. Mayor Ricky tax increases has an additional full-time Draughn said he thought A public hearing was set employee budgeted, which too many people were fail- Hensch said will provide “a ing to stop at the stop sign Downtown Cinema Theatre greater safety to the resi- that sits back from the actu- dents of Dobson.” al intersection because of 142 N. Main St., Mount Airy The fire department re- driveway access in that THE BOUNTY HUNTER [PG-13] cently received a grant for area. Showtimes: Fri. 7 pm & 9 pm, Sat. 7 pm $16,000, which the town Contact Mondee Tilley Sun. 2 pm & 7 pm, Mon. & Wed. 7 pm will have to match. Hensch at [email protected] All seats: $3 Phone: (336) 786-2222 said he had not included or at 719-1930.

Hayleigh Dickerson 1st Grade Cedar Ridge www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, NC Friday, May 28, 2010 3A OBITUARIES

EVANS Friday from 1 p.m. until thony, Posie McMillian, and knew her. She was the time of the service Empress Key and Betty a charter member of WINSTON-SALEM — at Moody Funeral Jo Gibson; and six Saint Andrews Lutheran Checks stolen from a Surry County resident have Mrs. Gertie Ada Felts Home in Mount Airy. In brothers, Porter, Webb, Church and retired from lieu of flowers, the fam- Henry Arvil, Radford, the Surry County De- been cashed in Mount Airy, according to a Wednesday re- Evans, 98, of Winston- Salem, formerly of ily requests that memo- Calvin and Dan Holy- partment of Social Ser- port to city police. The victim in the case is Sabrina Kay Mount Airy, passed rials be made to Kate B. field. Funeral services vices, where she Nixon of New Life Church Road, where checks from an away on Wednesday, Reynolds Hospice will be held at 11 a.m. worked as a Food account at Southern Community Bank recently were May 26, 2010, at Kate Home, 101 Hospice Saturday, May 29, Stamp eligibility spe- stolen. Two of the checks, in amounts totaling $140, were B. Reynolds Hospice Lane, Winston-Salem, 2010, at Liberty Baptist cialist. Among those forged and cashed at the bank’s branch on Community Home in Winston- NC 27103. Online con- Church by the Rev. Jim- who are left to cherish Street in Mount Airy in early May. A suspect has been Salem. Mrs. Evans was dolences may be made my Tucker. Burial will her memory are her identified, but no arrest reported. born in Carroll County, at www.moodyfuner- follow in the church dear son and daughter- A stolen vehicle was recovered early Thursday at Va., on Aug. 20, 1911, alservices.com. cemetery. The family in-law, Michael and Westwood Park. The 2000 Hyundai, valued at $2,500, had to the late Victor L. and will receive friends Pam Norman of been abandoned in a parking lot of the facility and was Melissa Carolyn Combs HAMLIN from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday Mooresville; her two discovered during a security check. Its owner was identi- Felts. She was a home- at Moody-Davis Funer- precious grandchildren, maker and former co- DOBSON — Mrs. al Home, where her Brookelyn and Todd fied as Michael Aaron Trent of 121 Troy Lee Lane. An in- Ethel Virginia Holyfield vestigation is continuing. owner of Evans Hard- body will remain to lie Norman; her mother, ware in Mount Airy. Hamlin, 85, widow of in state 30 minutes prior Agnes Fuchs of Dob- Jessie Carole Brooks of West Pine Street reported Mr. Dillard Wiley Ham- She was a member of to the service. Flowers son; a brother and sis- Tuesday that two flower pots with handles, valued alto- lin, formerly of Dobson, will be accepted, or me- ter-in-law, Jackie and gether at $100, were stolen from her yard. The case re- Old Hollow Primitive passed away peacefully Baptist Church. Mrs. morial contributions Wilma Fuchs of Axton, mains open for further investigation. on Thursday May 27, may be made Liberty Va.; and very special Evans is survived by 2010, at Elkin Health- Four hundred feet of copper welding lead, valued at two daughters and sons- Baptist Church, 172 friends, Norma Miller $1,000, was discovered missing Monday from a construc- care. She was born in Liberty Church Road, and the Rev. Dale and in-law, Catherine and Surry County on May 2, tion site at a business at 751 Mountain View Drive. The Dennis Berrier of Win- Dobson, NC 27017. wife Lisa Cline. Her fu- owner of the property is DeShazo Crane Co. of Alabaster, 1925, to the late Henry Online condolences neral service will be ston-Salem and Betty Calvin and Mary Ella Ala. The case remains open for further investigation. and Don Steele of may be made at held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Crystal Gail Lang, 30, of 234 Neal Road, was cited Davis Holyfield. Mrs. www.moodyfuneralser- May 29, 2010, at Saint Clemmons; a son and Hamlin was a home- for shoplifting/concealment Monday at Dollar General on daughter-in-law, Ralph vices.com. Andrews Lutheran maker and a dedicated Church by the Rev. North Andy Griffith Parkway. Lang, who is accused of and Hilda Evans of member of Liberty Bap- concealing a Conair hair kit in her diaper bag, is scheduled Winston-Salem; nine NORMAN Dale Cline. Burial will tist Church as long as follow in Skyline Mem- to appear in Surry District Court on June 29. grandchildren; 18 great- her health permitted. DOBSON — Ms. Patri- grandchildren; and sev- ory Gardens. The fami- Jamey Lee Roberts, 23, of 142 Chatham Road, was Survivors include a de- cia Ann Fuchs Norman, ly will receive friends at cited Sunday for allegedly allowing a vicious dog to run at en great-great-grand- voted son and daughter- 67, of Dobson, left this the church on Saturday large. The violation resulted from a report of a neighbor’s children. In addition to in-law, Tim and Holly earthly realm to enter from 12:30 p.m. until canine being attacked by a chow mix, which an investiga- her parents, Mrs. Evans Abrams Hamlin of the Portals of Heaven the hour of the service. tion determined is owned by Roberts. An officer saw that was preceded in death Dobson; a sister and on Wednesday, May 26, In lie of flowers, memo- dog off Roberts’ property in a neighbor’s yard and report- by her husband, Keallie brother-in-law, Katie 2010, at Forsyth Med- rial contributions may ed that it was “very aggressive” toward humans. Roberts E. Evans; and several and Roger Humphries ical Center. She was be made to Saint An- brothers and sisters. Fu- is scheduled to appear in Surry District Court on June 14. of Burlington; two step- born in Talbert County, drews Lutheran Church, neral services will be Cortney Ann Phillips, a North Main Street resident, granddaughters, Sashi Md., on Nov. 7, 1942, 1403 Fancy Gap Road, conducted Friday, May Toma and Ashley Gen- to Agnes Pospeshill was the victim of a breaking and entering of a motor vehi- Mount Airy, NC 27030. 28, 2010, at 2 p.m. at try; and two stepgreat- Fuchs and the late Moody-Davis Funeral cle that was reported last Friday. After the 2001 Honda Moody Funeral Home granddaughters, Natalie George Fuchs. Mrs. Civic was entered through an unsecured door while Home is serving the Chapel by Elder Alan and Audrey. In addition Norman was a loving Norman family. Online parked at Phillips’ home, a wallet containing debit and Terry with burial to fol- to her husband and par- mother, grandmother, condolences may be credit cards, a birth certificate, a Social Security card and low in Skyline Memory ents, Mrs. Hamlin was daughter and friend. made at www.moodyfu- a driver’s license was stolen. The case remains open for Gardens. The family preceded in death by She will be dearly neralservices.com. further investigation. will receive friends on four sisters, Pearl An- missed by all who loved

wife and two other female HOME: occupants of the home. Details On Charges Continued from page 1A Slate was charged Thursday with possession (at the home),” Atkinson of a firearm by a convicted said in explaining the pres- felon, possession of mari- ence of special SBI investi- juana with intent to sell and gators who determined that deliver, maintaining a drug none of the potentially ex- dwelling and possession of plosive substances used in marijuana. methamphetamine produc- He is being held under a tion were present. $75,000 secured bond. This cleared the way for Melissa Ann Slate, 48, an exhaustive search of of 768 McBride Road, be- Slate’s premises which led lieved to be Slate’s wife, is the sheriff to remark, “It’s accused of possession of going to be a long day.” marijuana with intent to Officers were seen sell and deliver, maintain- Thursday searching the ing a drug dwelling and house for drugs and stolen possession of drug para- property, along with the phernalia. She was jailed in surrounding grounds clut- lieu of a $60,000 secured tered with numerous junk bond. vehicles, car parts, lawn A mother and daughter mowers, at least two old who live at the same ad- campers and trailers and dress, Jennifer Sue Beckel- other storage spaces heimer, 46, and Jesse Marie crammed with items. Hagis, 20, are each charged Also on the grounds with possession of cocaine, were a huge number of child abuse, possession of tires, which the sheriff marijuana with intent to quipped were enough “to sell or deliver and posses- run a NASCAR season.” sion of drug paraphernalia. Surry Animal Control They are each being held TOM JOYCE/THE NEWS personnel additionally under a $60,000 secured This photo was taken Thursday morning while about 25 officers from several law enforcement agencies were were there to investigate bond. conducting a search at the home of Jerry Gray Slate. possible violations involv- Atkinson said the child- ing dogs located on the abuse violations against the “He is well-known to He added that the Mount property. latter two women stem the Surry County Sheriff’s Airy Police Department Atkinson, referring to from hypodermic needles Office, and in my 25 years also is involved with this the “sheer volume” of ma- and cocaine being openly here, we have had frequent effort, but city officers terial to pore through, said displayed in a room they encounters with him on a were in vehicle training officers of the respective share, which also was oc- variety of different issues,” Thursday and unable to homes agencies were faced with cupied by Hagis’ child, Atkinson said, “to the point participate in the search. 1044 N. Andy Griffi th Parkway • Mt. Airy, NC the chore of recording seri- who is about 3 years old. we’re all on a first-name Contact Tom Joyce at 336-789-8826 al numbers and other infor- The Surry County De- basis.” [email protected] or www.claytonhomesmtairy.com mation to compare with partment of Social Services The Surry sheriff said at 719-1924. property stolen in their ju- took custody of the child, the different law enforce- Customer$ Appreciation up to 8,000 TAX REFUND risdictions. the sheriff said. ment agencies participating CChelseahelsea for fi rst time home buyers “I know they’ve located The investigation con- in Thursday’s raid are part Now - May 29th some guns we’re going to tinues against all four peo- of an interdiction team that HHouseouse ConsolesConsoles Come in to Register for a free Gas Grill! take with us,” Atkinson ple as evidence from the cooperates with each other said Thursday morning at scene is processed, he said. to solve crimes of mutual WWEBBEBB INTERIORSINTERIORS In Business Since 1987 the scene. Slate has a history of interest. 11191191 WW.. LLebanonebanon StreetStreet Voted Mt. Airy’s Best Manufactured Homes Dealer. Slate, 60, sat in a wheel- drug, assault and other vio- 7786-874586-8745 chair at the front of the lations dating to 1981, ac- home as the search was cording to North Carolina conducted. prison records. Most re- Want To See YOUR Church Featured? FAMILY FELLOWSHIP CHAPEL He later was taken into cently, in July 2009, he was on 2237 McKinney Rd. custody, along with a convicted of improper sol- woman reported to be his id-waste disposal. will be having a Special Service at FISHER RIVER PARK IN DOBSON on Sunday May 30th at 11am.

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“Were it left to me to decide whether Gary Lawrence, publisher we should have a government without [email protected] newspapers, or newspapers without a John Peters, editor government, I should not hesitate a The Mount Airy News moment to prefer the latter.” [email protected] — Thomas Jefferson www.mtairynews.com/opinion Printed on Wendy Byerly Wood, associate editor recycled newspaper [email protected] 319 N. Renfro St. Phone: (336) 786-4141 Mount Airy, NC 27030-3838 OPINION Fax: (336) 789-2816 Editorial I’m just here for the facts

Several times a month, I nalist to present there, and the the consequences of what The News & Observer of Raleigh: receive a call or a visit people with the list goes on. they have done. It’s human from someone who wants bare facts. I am I usually try nature to try to hide mess- to know if his or her rela- not making a to tell them that I ups. And as time goes by, Post-secondary tive will be included in the judgment call. include all of the many crimes are losing the sheriff’s briefs section of At the same applicable arrest stigma that they used to our paper that week. time, I do have reports I am giv- have. Drinking and driving, education may not be Often the person then faith in our local en, because it possession of marijuana — starts trying to convince me law enforcement would be unethi- crimes like these have be- of the innocence of the rel- officers, and I cal for me to come more prevalent over for everyone ative. I am glad that people have to believe pick and choose the years, possibly because feel compelled to defend that they would- whose arrests to they don’t have the same It’s almost as much a part of the American Dream as their loved ones, but the re- n’t arrest some- report. But if I shock factor that they used the house with the picket fence. A college education now ports we print are not a one without said what I was to have. While I absolutely is seen by up-and-coming families, by parents who never comment on the guilt or in- cause. Most of really thinking, believe in forgiveness, I had the chance, by high school classmates and by even nocence of the parties in- the people in- then my re- also believe people will distant observers as a must-do for younger folks who want volved. They are not opin- cluded in the sponse would be never be able to fix their to succeed. The reasons include, “You’ll need this to move ion pieces. They are simply briefs were Meghann much simpler: problems until they are up in the business world” and “Get the degree first, and the arrest reports. We re- caught with Evans “If you do some- forced to admit the wrong- then you can do what you want because you’ll have some- port the facts, namely, who drugs on their thing illegal, doing. thing to fall back on.” was arrested. person or could then chances are I feel for the loved ones But as The Associated Press recently reported, the col- I recognize that not not pass a breathalyzer test you are going to be in the of someone whose misdeed every person who is arrest- after being pulled over by a paper.” will be broadcast in public, lege degree as necessity now is being questioned by some ed is guilty of a crime, and cop, according to reports. I understand that it is but I think it is time for folks who think perhaps they’d rather opt for skill training not all will be convicted. These are pretty clear cut embarrassing for you or a them to face reality. If you in a craft or trade. That can be a perfectly reasonable ap- That is why we try to use offenses that would be dif- family member to be in the know your loved one is proach, although it probably goes against the grain of high non-accusatory language ficult for officers to fabri- newspaper. I have had guilty of the crime, then it’s school counselors as well as worried parents. when typing the reports. cate. friends who made a one- time for you to stop trying It sort of comes full circle from the time when only a We try not to say they were There are some people time mistake, were charged to hide their problems and select few young people were able to partake of higher ed- “arrested for,” because the who call me and admit with a DWI, and felt instead get them whatever ucation, but maybe college really isn’t for everyone. At word “for” can imply that that their loved ones are ashamed when their names help they need. Sometimes the least, high school counselors should explore all the op- the person is guilty. We guilty. But then they go were put in the paper. what a person needs might tions with students, having it understood with parents that usually say the person was into this long speech about While I hurt for them, I just be to see his or her no, they’re not trying to dissuade kids from going to col- “arrested and charged how the person just acted also understood that there name in print. lege, but only making it clear that there are other paths to with,” or some other phrase out of character that day, are consequences for every Meghann Evans is a staff fulfillment, all of them requiring additional training, of which simply states what he or she is really not a action, and one conse- reporter with The Mount Airy the charge was. Regardless bad person, it would really quence is having the mis- News. She can be reached at course. if the person is guilty or hurt the family’s reputa- deed broadcast in public. [email protected] or This is not to say that college is no longer an important not, it is my duty as a jour- tion for the name to be in But no one wants to face at 719-1952. entree into a professional life. But one of the oft-heard criticisms of the American economic situation is that “we don’t make anything.” The big news? Not what you think Might there be budding inventors or entrepreneurs with ideas they could explore with a technical or mechanical skill education rather than with a conventional college de- What is the big news in spending time at and make bail to Of course, I can identify gree? The work of making new things and fixing old ones North Carolina? the family beach get this poor with Joline B. Newhouse, can be challenging and well-paying, and young people It is not that the legisla- cottage with her woman out of who writes a newspaper should not be hindered in exploring how those kinds of ture is coming back to grown children jail. column called “Between work might suit them. Raleigh. Or the budget cri- and their fami- In “Bob, a the Lines.” When you read sis that means more cuts in lies. All her fam- Dog” Cheryl’s this story, you will find out Online: ily is worried husband leaves http://www.newsobserver.com education. Or the shakeups that what she leaves out of in state government. Or the about her and her for a younger her column is a lot more in- prospects for next year’s who will take woman. Smith teresting than what she puts college athletics. care of her as she has me juggling in it. Notable Quotes For many North Caroli- loses her ability the challenges of Smith put me in the na readers, nothing is more to function. raising and get- wheelchair of the Alice “The man who does not read good books has no ad- important than a new book Like Mrs. ting along with Scully, the feisty retirement vantage over the man who cannot read them.” by Lee Smith. Darcy, I have her children, home resident who gets — Mark Twain And we have one, a new just spent time dealing with the kicked out of the writing book of short stories. Well, with my family complicated sex- group called “The Happy some of the stories are new, at the beach — ual overtures of Memories Club.” Alice’s Write your representatives and others are “selected” on the occasion D.G. Martin different men, memoir turned out to be of a milestone and taking care much too “unhappy” for Dobson Commissioners older ones. But all 14 of the senior birthday of a new dog that the Happy Memories Club, stories in “Mrs. Darcy and for me. My fami- is crazy and Mayor Ricky K. Draughn, P.O. Box 1021, Dobson, NC the Blue-Eyes Stranger” Syndicated but it was just right for me. 27017, 356-8201 (business), 356-4462 (home) ly, like Mrs. Dar- worthless. But are timely. Each of them cy’s, has to face Columnist the dog helps In these and nine more Clinton Dockery, P.O. Box 235, 356-8524 breaks into a tangled mess the problem of Cheryl (and me) stories Smith takes her Lana Brendle, 223 Windsor Park Drive, P.O. Box 796, of someone’s life situation, an aging parent. accept the readers into the lives of or- 356-9091 (business), 356-8508 (home) probing the most personal Mrs. Darcy inspired me to painful reality of her aban- dinary people and shows John D. Lawson, 423 S. Main St., 356-8555 and troubling problems and hang on for a little while donment — and move on. those “ordinary lives” to be feelings of the main char- longer. When Smith’s lead char- full of extraordinarily chal- Gerri Martíne, 607 Blessing Drive, 386-4178 (home) acters. lenging and interesting sit- Wayne Atkins, P.O. Box 351, 356-8962 Truth is, Lee Smith has acter is a man, it is even Sometimes Smith’s a way of making me identi- easier for me to buy into uations. Mount Airy Commissioners characters seem a little too fy with most of her charac- the fiction. In “Intensive If you buy “Mrs. Darcy Mayor Deborah Cochran, P.O. Box 611, 710-0485 weird at the beginning. But ters, even those who are Care,” Harold (”who was and the Blue-Eyes Steve Yokeley, 132 Greystone Lane, 710-0472; before the story is over, the most unlike me. Presbyterian in his former Stranger” and read just one [email protected] reader is thinking, “There, In the story titled “Big life”) leaves his establish- — any one — of the 14 sto- William Todd Harris, 403 W. Pine St., 719-2098 but for the grace of God, go Girl,” Smith put me in the ment wife for a high-school ries, you will get much I.” flame. His new love devel- more than your money’s Dean Brown, 380 Folly Farms Road, 789-1979 (home) shoes of an obese young At least, that is way it woman jailed for embez- ops cancer and is dying. worth. Jon Cawley, 508 Country Club Road, 786-7657 was for this reader. zling funds to support her Harold visits his old house D.G. Martin hosts UNC- Teresa D. Lewis, 538 Montclaire Drive, 371-0344 For instance in the title wayward husband. At the and realizes that his former TV’s North Carolina Book- Pilot Mountain Commissioners story, Mrs. Darcy, who is end of the story, I wanted to life is gone. Regrets? Well, watch, which airs Sundays Mayor Earl Sheppard, 817 Sunset Drive, 368-4958 getting along in years, is go down to the courthouse it’s complicated. at 5 p.m. Carolyn S. Boyles, 135 Lynchburg Road, 368-2556 Sam Rule, 122 Northview Drive, 710-5504 Linda Needham, 508 W. Main St., 368-5908 Andrew French, 604 W. Main St., 368-9003 Surry County Commissioners Chairman Paul M. Johnson, Pilot Mountain, 351-5526 (home); [email protected] Vice Chairman Jimmy W. Miller, Mt. Airy, 786-6829 (home). Craig Hunter, Mt. Airy, 789-7515 (home); 786-1356 (business); 786-8398 (fax); [email protected]. Jim Harrell Jr., 835-4636 (home); 835-3337 (business); 835-1241 (fax); [email protected] Bill Hamlin, Dobson, 374-3318 (home); hamlinb@hot- mail.com.

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Readers can utilize our online “Letters to the Editor” link on our front page, post online comments to a story or editorial, or to read and respond to online commentary about local news in our community. www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, NC Friday, May 28, 2010 5A Market Report For breaking news, local business stories and stock Dow Jones Up 284.54 S&P 500 Up 35.11 information, go to: NASDAQ Up 81.80 BBuussiinneessss www.mtairynews.com Stocks jump after China shows confidence STEPHEN BERNARD AND TIM PARADIS vance is no guarantee that stocks will end ing many traders to make short-term bets ers dried up credit around the world and AP BUSINESS WRITERS the day higher. Twice this week, stocks on stocks. That is adding to the market’s pounded an economy already into reces- have climbed for much of the day only to swings. sion into a steep slide. With that fresh in NEW YORK — Stocks had another see the advances erased in late slides. The “I’m willing to buy at certain times on investors’ minds, traders found it safer to turnaround Thursday and rocketed higher Dow rose 135 points Wednesday morning, dips but any time I get a nice profit after a dump stocks first without waiting to see after China reassured investors it doesn’t but ended the day down about 69. certain stretch — I’m going to take my whether the problems in Europe would plan to sell the European debt it holds. Peter Tuz, president of Chase Invest- profit,” Chang said. He expects that the hurt the U.S. The Dow Jones industrial average ment Council in Charlottesville, Va., said market will remain volatile for at least the In other trading, crude oil rose $2.99 to surged nearly 285 points, while Treasury the market has fallen too quickly. He con- next six months. $74.50. Gold fell. prices tumbled as traders funneled money tends that a break was due because there According to preliminary calculations, Financial and energy stocks led the into riskier assets like stocks and com- have been so many days with heavy sell- the Dow rose 284.54, or 2.9 percent, to market higher. American Express Co. post- modities. ing. 10,258.99. It was the biggest gain for the ed the biggest gain among the 30 stocks The show of confidence in Europe let “It’s like a 100-year flood — having 3 Dow since it soared 405 points on May 10 that make up the Dow industrials. The the market resume a rally that stalled late of them in a year,” Tuz said. “That to me after the European Union announced a stock rose $2.16, or 5.7 percent, to $40.33. Wednesday following a report that China was an indication that the market was bailout for debt-strapped countries. BP PLC rose $2.97, or 7 percent, to was considering cutting its exposure to Eu- clearly oversold.” The climb vaulted the Dow back above $45.38 after the company said its effort to ropean debt. That would have signaled that Concerns about debt problems in Eu- 10,000. It closed below that psychological plug the leaking oil in the Gulf appeared to China didn’t think Europe would be able rope have pounded stocks around the benchmark on Wednesday for the first time be making progress. to contain the crisis. The agency that man- world this month. Traders were initially since February. At the same time, new government esti- ages China’s $2.5 trillion in foreign re- worried that banks would be hit if weaker The Standard & Poor’s 500 index rose mates indicated that the spill has topped serves denied the report. countries like Greece, Portugal or Spain 35.11, or 3.3 percent, to 1,103.06. The the 1989 Exxon Valdez accident to become Analysts also said some bounce has defaulted on their debt. Now that a nearly Nasdaq composite index climbed 81.80, or the worst in the nation’s history. been expected after heavy selling that $1 trillion European Union rescue plan is 3.7 percent, to 2,277.68, putting it back in The news from China overshadowed drove the Dow down 11 percent from its coming together, the more recent fear has the black for 2010. disappointing reports about the U.S. econ- 2010 peak a month ago. Traders cautioned been that budget cuts in European coun- Major stock indexes have also erased omy. The Labor Department said initial that this might not be a rally but merely a tries will slow a global recovery. their losses for the week. claims for unemployment benefits fell last break in selling. The euro, which is seen as an indicator At the New York Stock Exchange, week, but not by as much as economists Some of the climb could be tied to for confidence in the health of Europe’s 2,885 shares rose while only 220 fell. Vol- had forecast. A report on gross domestic what’s called “short-covering.” That oc- economy, rose to $1.2357 Thursday after ume came to 1.4 billion shares compared product indicated that the U.S. economy curs when traders are forced to buy stock nearing on Wednesday the four-year low it with 1.9 billion Wednesday. did not grow as fast in the first quarter as after having earlier sold borrowed shares hit last week. Trading in major markets Bond prices tumbled, pushing interest previously thought. in a bet that the market would fall. Though around the world has often tracked the rates higher. The yield on the benchmark The Russell 2000 index of smaller com- it’s difficult to determine how much lift it euro in recent weeks. 10-year Treasury note, which moves oppo- panies rose 27.89, or 4.3 percent, to might be giving stocks, the rush to cover Yu-Dee Chang, principal at ACE In- site its price, rose to 3.35 percent from 670.51. misplaced bets can add to a rally. vestment Strategists in McLean, Va., said 3.19 percent late Wednesday. Britain’s FTSE 100 and Germany’s The steep gains Thursday were wel- investors know that the problems in Eu- Analysts say the market’s abrupt slide DAX index each rose 3.1 percent, while come after the Dow dropped eight of the rope will take time to resolve. Chang said in the past month is part of the hangover France’s CAC-40 climbed 3.4 percent. last days. But trading has been volatile and the uncertainty about whether the U.S. from the financial crisis in late 2008 and Japan’s Nikkei stock average rose 1.2 per- recent weeks have shown that an early ad- economy will continue to rebound is lead- early 2009. The collapse of Lehman Broth- cent. Fixing oil disaster Slow recovery keeps unemployment high JEANNINE AVERSA surged after China reas- vested in the stock market rats are pushing back over AP ECONOMICS WRITER sured investors it doesn’t spend less. the price tag. my responsibility, plan to sell any of the Eu- Housing and commer- House leaders hope to WASHINGTON — ropean debt it holds. The cial real-estate are major vote Thursday on the bill. High unemployment isn’t Dow Jones industrial aver- weak spots for the econo- The Senate would follow. going away. age was up nearly 200 my. Builders cut spending If Congress doesn’t act, Obama says points in afternoon trad- The slow pace of eco- in each by double digits in thousands of people would ing. JENNIFER LOVEN AND on top of the problem or nomic growth shows the the first quarter. begin to lose jobless bene- TOM RAUM not working hard to find a recovery is too weak to During normal times, Christina Romer, head fits when an extension of ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITERS solution. generate enough jobs for expansion in the 3 percent of the White House Coun- unemployment insurance “The American people 15.3 million unemployed range would be considered cil of Economic Advisers, expires next week. A 65 should know that from the healthy for the U.S. econo- WASHINGTON — On people. Layoffs are con- said in Paris Thursday that percent subsidy for health moment this disaster be- my. But the country is the defensive more than tributing to the problem. it would be a mistake for insurance benefits for the gan, the federal govern- coming out the worst re- five weeks into the nation’s That’s evident from an ele- the U.S. to rapidly wind unemployed under the ment has been in charge of cession since the Great worst-ever oil spill, Presi- vated number of weekly down stimulus measures. COBRA program also ex- dent Barack Obama insist- the response effort,” Oba- Depression. So growth Her comments come as pires. ma said. He was reacting to claims for jobless aid. ed Thursday that his ad- needs to be stronger — federal lawmakers are at Even with the federal ministration, not oil giant criticism that his adminis- Two government re- two or three times the cur- tration has been slow to act ports Thursday offered odds over a long-term ex- relief, economists don’t BP, was calling the shots in rent pace— to make a dent tension of unemployment expect the economy to the still-unsuccessful re- and has left BP in charge of new evidence on all of in the jobless rate. plugging the leak. those fronts. benefits. Democrats would snap back. sponse. Economists say it takes Obama said many critics like to pass the emergency “Recovery will be a “I take responsibility. It For many Americans, it about 3 percent growth to is my job to make sure that failed to realize “this has doesn’t feel much like a spending measure before long, drawn-out slog,” said been our highest priority.” create enough jobs just to they go on vacation next Nigel Gault, chief U.S. everything is done to shut recovery. keep up with the popula- this down,” Obama de- “My job right now is week. But Republicans economist at IHS Global The unemployed face tion increase. It would clared at a news conference just to make sure every- fierce competition for job and conservative Democ- Insight. in the East Room of the body in the Gulf under- have to be about 5 percent openings. Those with jobs for a full year just to drive White House. The Gulf of stands: This is what I wake are watching their pay- up to in the morning, and the unemployment rate Mexico oil spill dominated checks shrink. A growing the hour-long session. this is what I go to bed at down 1 percentage point. STOCK MARKET night thinking about. The number of people are at After the last severe re- He called the spill an risk of falling into foreclo- “unprecedented disaster” spill.” cession in the early 1980s, and blasted a “scandalously “There shouldn’t be any sure. And only people with GDP grew at rates of 7 to 9 REVIEW close relationship” he said confusion here. The federal the most stellar credit are percent for five straight has persisted between Big government is fully en- likely to get a new loan. quarters and the unem- Oil and government regula- gaged,” he said, underscor- “We’re out of recession, ployment rate dropped tors. ing his central point. but the recovery is not go- from 10.8 to 7.2 percent in NYSE Dow Obama announced new As he spoke, BP worked ing to bring a whole lot of 18 months. steps to deal with the after- furiously to pump mud-like smiles,” said Joel Naroff, Economists don’t see 6,893.29 10,258.99 math of the spill, including drilling fluid into the of Naroff Economic Advi- that happening this year. In continuing a moratorium blown-out well. sors. fact, expansion in the first It was an untested pro- +261.93 +284.54 on drilling permits for six The economy grew at a quarter was slower than months. He also said he cedure but seemed to be 3 percent annual rate from working, officials said the 5.6 percent rate in the was suspending planned January to March, accord- final quarter of 2009. But exploration drilling off the Thursday, even as new esti- ing to a new estimate re- economists had predicted coasts of Alaska and Vir- mates showed the spill has leased by the Commerce Amex Nasdaq surpassed the Exxon that growth spurt would ginia and on 33 wells under Department Thursday. The way in the Gulf of Mexico. Valdez in Alaska as the fade. worst in U.S. history. new reading, based on GDP measures the val- 1,797.95 2,277.68 The president’s direct more complete informa- language on being in Obama said while the ues of all goods and serv- tion, was slightly weaker charge of the spill re- “top kill” procedure being ices — from machines to +66.45 +81.80 sponse, which he repeated used by BP demonstrated than an initial estimate of manicures — produced several times, marked a his administration’s will- 3.2 percent a month ago. within the United States. It change in emphasis from ingness to try “any reason- Consumers spent less is the best measure of the earlier administration as- able strategy” to stop the than first estimated. Same country’s economic health. sertions that, while the gov- gusher, the process “offers goes for business spending The National Associa- S&P ernment was overseeing the no guarantee of success.” on equipment and soft- tion for Business Econom- operation, BP had the ex- Asked about inevitable ware. And the nation’s ics predicts moderate eco- 1,103.06 pertise and equipment to comparisons between his trade deficit was a bigger nomic quarterly growth in make the decisions on how handling of the disaster drag on economic activity. the 3 percent range +35.11 to stop the flow. with his predecessor’s han- Those factors led to slower through the rest of this As recently as Monday, dling of Hurricane Katrina growth last quarter than year. the top federal official in in 2005, Obama said: “I’ll first estimated. charge of dealing with the leave it to you guys to The outlook means em- In a separate report, the ployers won’t feel com- oil catastrophe, Coast make those comparisons Labor Department said the Name Symbol Exchange Close Change and make — and make — fortable about bulking up Guard Adm. Thad Allen, number of newly laid off BB&T BBT NY 31.08 +0.96 declined to broadly say the and make judgments on it, their work forces. federal government was “in because — because what workers filings claims for Employers would need BkofAm BAC NY 16.18 +0.71 charge.” Instead, when I’m spending my time unemployment benefits more confidence that sales BassettF BSET NASDAQ 5.32 +0.14 fell to 460,000 last week. asked about that, Allen told thinking about is how do will rise enough for them Citigrp C NY 4.02 +0.16 reporters that BP was re- we solve the problem? But the latest level of to ramp up hiring and raise sponsible for the cleanup “And I’m confident that claims is actually higher workers’ pay, analysts say. DukeEngy DUK NY 15.98 +0.27 and the government was people are going to look than it was at the start of Shoppers need to be able GenElec GE NY 16.66 +0.65 the year. accountable to make sure back and say that this ad- and willing to borrow Insteel IIIN NASD 12.70 +0.15 the company did it. “I ministration was on top of By this point in the re- more. And Americans need would say it’s less a case of what was an unprecedented covery, economists had to rebuild more of their Intel INTC NASD 21.76 +1.06 ’in charge,”’ Allen said crisis,” he added. hoped claims would be in household wealth, espe- JPMorgCh JPM NY 40.42 +1.64 when asked about that “This has been our high- the 400,000 to 425,000 cially equity lost from KrispKrm KKD NY 3.86 +0.30 phrase. est priority,” he said. He range. That would signal home values that tanked Yet with each passing conceded that “people are more robust job growth during the recession. LS Starrett SCX NY 9.92 +0.52 going to be frustrated until day, public frustration with was on the way. Businesses are now Lowes LOW NY 25.12 +0.78 Obama’s administration it stops.” The economy did add a has grown, and his poll As an example of the faced with new worries Microsoft MSFT NASD 26.00 +0.99 net 290,000 jobs in April, about how Europe’s debt numbers on the matter are government’s hands-on ap- Motorola MOT NY 6.92 +0.16 dropping. proach, Obama said that the most in four years. But crisis will affect their Claiming control carries BP had wanted to drill a much stronger job growth sales. Exporters, for exam- PikeElec PIKE NY 9.97 +0.45 its own political risks for single “relief” well in an ef- is needed to drive down ple, are expecting to see ReynldAm RAI NY 52.65 +2.05 the 9.9 percent unemploy- Obama, because any failure fort to eventually stop the slower sales from Europe, SaraLee SLE NY 14.22 +0.31 to stop the gusher will then leak in several months if all ment rate. which could constrain hir- belong to the president. But else failed. Instead, the ad- Wall Street looked past ing. Wall Street turmoil in SprintNex S NY 5.19 +0.28 he could suffer politically if ministration insisted on two the disappointing U.S. response to Europe’s woes ViacomB VIA.B NY 34.30 +1.53 his administration is seen relief wells being drilled, economic reports and fo- could make those who as falling short of staying Obama said. cused on China. Stocks have retirement savings in- WalMart WMT NY 50.70 +0.68 6A Friday, May 28, 2010 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, NC www.mtairynews.com Love God more than twice a year Dear Dr. tant because it Graham: I ad- reminds us that mit we’re mainly Jesus died on the “Christmas and cross for our Easter” Chris- sins, and rose tians, since those again from the are the only days dead to give us we go to church. eternal life. But what’s And this is wrong with that? what God did for Weekends are you! He became the only time we a man so you have to our- could know what selves, and God He is like — and wouldn’t want us He died and rose to neglect our again so you family time, could be saved. would He? — Billy Graham The Bible’s L.K. words are true: Dear L.K.: “For God so No, God would- Spiritual loved the world n’t want you to that he gave his neglect your Columnist one and only times together as Son, that whoev- a family; after er believes in him all, He created the family. shall not perish but have But God doesn’t want eternal life” (John 3:16). you to neglect something Don’t ignore God any even more important — longer, but by faith confess and that is your time with your sins to Him and ask Him. God not only created Christ to come into your you, but He also loves you, life. Life’s greatest joy — and more than anything for you, and for everyone else He wants you to love — comes from knowing Him in return. 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Information may be mailed to: The Mount Airy School June 20-25 from 6:30 to 8:45 p.m. tion, stubborn habit or hangup is encouraged to attend. News, 319 N. Renfro St., Mount Airy, NC 27030; faxed to Westfield Baptist Church, 6713 Westfield Road, will Childcare is provided and refreshments will be served. 789-2816; or e-mailed to [email protected]. have Vacation Bible School June 21-25 from 6 to 8:45 p.m. for ages 3 through eighth grade. A meal will be Meetings will be held every Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Benefits and Fundraisers served to each night. A kick-off cookout will be held on there is no charge. For more information, call John Pul- The Siloam Baptist Church Brotherhood will spon- June 19 at 6 p.m. for adults and children. For more infor- liam at (336) 926-2293. sor a three-person captain’s choice golf tournament at mation, call the church office at 351-3311. Grace Moravian Church will be holding Bible study Beaver Creek Golf Course on Saturday with tee time at 8 Vacation Bible School will be held at New Hope each week on Sunday from 6 to 7 p.m. with Pastor Tony a.m. and 2 p.m. The entry fee is $25 per person. For more Baptist, 818 Prison Camp Road, Dobson, June 27 through Hayworth. information, call the golf course at 374-5670. July 2 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Dress in western duds for the Trinity Episcopal Church, 472 N. Main St., Mount The Hope for Honduras 5K Run/Walk will be held Saddle Ridge Ranch theme. A meal will be served each Airy, is holding Inquirer’s Classes on Wednesdays from 7 at the new Shoals Recreation Park on June 5. Registration night beginning at 6 p.m. For more information, contact to 8:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to come and learn about will start at 8 a.m. and the 5K will start at 8:30 a.m. The Lisa Downing at 352-3427 or church, its theology, its history and its ministry in the cost is $20 per person for early registration, before June 1, [email protected]. world. For more information, call 786-6067 or email trini- and $25 after June 1. Proceeds will go to Shoals Baptist [email protected]. Church Mission Team, who will be traveling to Honduras Special Music Calvary Baptist Church has opened a clothes closet July 12-21. The team will be making repairs to a school in Pleasant View Baptist Church, 154 Mount View Dri- ministry on Wednesdays from 6 to 7:30 p.m. If someone is a small village as well as food distribution in remote ve, Mount Airy, will have its fifth Sunday singing on Sun- mountain areas. For more information, call Renee Martin day at 6 p.m. featuring Bobby Patterson and the Heritage in need of clothes at other times, call the church office at at 368-4266. Four from Galax, Va. Refreshments will be served follow- 786-4778. Salem Community Impact Day will be held June 5 at ing the service. Livingwater Baptist Church is looking for laborers Salem United Methodist Church, 2591 Wards Gap Road, A gospel singing will be held at Old Siloam Church, to work in God’s vineyards. Come worship and labor Mount Airy, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Bring non-perishable 189 Hardy Road, Siloam, on June 5 at 7 p.m. featuring where God’s fields are white into harvest. For more infor- food to donate to Yokefellow Ministries. Receive free hot The Bradleys. There will be no charge, but a love offering mation, call Pastor Benny Faw at 719-6500 or 429-8712. dogs, chips, drinks and brownies for donations. Join for will be taken. For more information, call 374-2870 or The First Baptist Church Feeding Friends Soup fun, food, fellowship and games for the children. 983-9117. Kitchen provides a free hot meal to families and friends in Mallalieu-Jones United Methodist Church, 231 N. Brush Arbor in Lowgap will have a gospel singing need every Thursday from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. The church is South St., Mount Airy, will be holding a fish-fry fundrais- featuring Primitive Quartet from Candler on June 19 at 7 between Elm and Galloway streets at 714 N. Main St. er. The cost is $4 for a fish sandwich and a drink. This p.m. Bring a chair. Food and refreshments will be avail- Parking is available behind First Baptist off Arch Street. fundraiser will be held every Friday. able. Admission is free at the gate. A love offering will be The feeding friends dinner is served in the fellowship hall taken. For more information, call 352-4346. in the building closest to downtown, with signs available Special Services to guide visitors. New Life Baptist Church will have a memorial serv- Upcoming Events A free “soup kitchen” is available on the last Thurs- ice and homecoming on Sunday at 10 a.m. Friends and Family Day will be held at Lighthouse Family Fellowship Chapel, 2237 McKinney Road, Baptist Church in King, 580 Priddy Farm Road, Rural day of each month in the Piney Grove Baptist Church fel- will have a special service at Fisher River Park in Dobson Hall, on June 6 at 11 a.m. Bro Jerry Whiteheart will lowship hall from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome on Sunday at 11 a.m. There will be a special singing and preach at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. On Wednesdays at 7 p.m., for to come as they are with no strings attached. The church is music. Pastor Mike Shelton will bring the morning mes- the next eight weeks, Bible study will be held with Pastor at 278 Piney Grove Road, which can be reached at 356- sage. Following the worship service, a covered-dish cook- Danny Poindexter. 4196. out will be held. Activities are planned for youth. Bring a Miscellaneous Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3:15 p.m. radio station lawn chair and join the fellowship. For more information, King’s Kids will have fun, learning Scripture and 8.80 a.m. will have radio ministry with Pastor Danny call 783-0221. crafts every Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Fellowship Baptist Poindexter from the Lighthouse Baptist Church.

back and make Surry that everyone knows has peared,” Almond said. brance of this special day last Thursday night. Pilot PILOT: County a more viable place challenges and we are here She said in the 21st cen- and this special place. I Mountain Pride provides a for our citizens. There was to help those to achieve tury, people live in a bor- hope you will display it place for local farmers to a few blocks in the way, we their academic success so derless, global world econ- proudly at The Pilot Center distribute their produce for Continued from page 1A thought we were going to that they can go back into omy. as a sign of things to sale. stall, but all through the the work force,” Friedman “Whether we like it or come,” Almond said to For more information cation and Retraining process, we agreed The Pi- said. not or if we are prepared Sheppard, who appeared (CLEAR). Class are sched- lot Mountain Center and Sarah Almond, the for it or not, make no mis- teary at the token of appre- about The Pilot Center, call uled to begin as soon as Surry Community College granddaughter of the super- take, globalization is in- ciation. Denise Brown at 444-8011. June 1. and Pilot Mountain Pride intendent of the Amos and tensely competitive and The grand opening of Contact Mondee Tilley at “He (Harris) called me and the Elkin Center were Smith hosiery mill, was the ruthlessly unforgiving and the Pilot Mountain Pride [email protected] the four more important guest speaker for the event. completely intolerant of up one day and told me he and agriculture center was or at 719-1930. had a plan. I’ve got this things that needed to be “Amos and Smith grew nostalgia or pining for the building and I’m going to done for our area,” Johnson and prospered and jobs good old days.” sell it to the town at the said. “We have all come to- were plentiful. As a boy, Almond showed the right price. If that had not gether to do something as a my father would often crowd an old coffee mug happened, this would never county.” wonder when Ray Amos that had a drawing of the Plus have been,” said Sheppard. Deborah Friedman, would appear at the front Amos and Smith mill. She Health He explained to the president of SCC, said The door and say ‘Cotton’ said her husband was able By Nurse Practitioners crowd in attendance that 13 Pilot Center is not only im- you’ve got to move, we to capture the image digi- months ago, members of portant to Surry Communi- need your house for the tally and screen printed it. Charlotte W. Cassell Rural Health Vivian Seal the Golden LEAF Founda- ty College, but to the town mill. But as we all know She presented the framed MSN/ed, RN Clinic MS, APRN, BC tion presented the town of Pilot Mountain as well. that day never came. Glob- screen printed image to the with a check. “This center is so impor- al forces soon undermined mayor. New Offi ce Hours: “I think it’s pretty ex- tant to the people of this the traditional manufactur- “Mayor Sheppard, it Monday-Thursday 8 am until 6 pm traordinary that in 13 area because the communi- ing and agriculture of Surry seemed to my father that months, we go from being ty college system is all County and other rural ar- this would be the perfect Appointments and walk-ins Welcome on the ground floor to be- about creating success, eas throughout the state. gift to you and to the peo- $65.00 Initial Visit ing open,” Sheppard said. hope, opportunities and The mills closed one by ple of Pilot Mountain that Dan Gerlach, president jobs. We are in an economy one and the jobs disap- we give to you in remem- 789-6503 00297657 of the Golden LEAF Foun- dation, told the crowd that after he became president of the foundation, his first road trip was to Surry County. “We invested in this fa- cility through the Commu- nity Assistance Initiative and this will get people back to work. You are a community who believes in itself — believes in hope. I can tell you that the coun- ties we have worked in since leaving Surry know that you have a successful model here. You have been an inspiration, not only in your own community, but in the state as a whole,” Gerlach said. Surry County Board of Commissioners Chairman Paul Johnson said just more than two years ago, the dream of building the center was realized during one of the Golden LEAF meetings held at SCC. “We had many, many meetings on how to spend the $2 million from the Golden LEAF to decide how to bring our economy 8A Friday, May 28, 2010 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, NC www.mtairynews.com MMEMORIALEMORIAL DDAYAY SSALESALES EEVENTVENT AT SCENIC FORD LINCOLN MERCURY 2010 Ford Ranger 2010 Ford Escape Retail 18,100 Retail 25,455 Scenic Discount - 360 Scenic Discount - 1,105 17,800 24,350 Customer Cash -2,500 Customer Cash -1,000 Bonus Cash - 1,000 4 cyl, auto, sync, p. moonroof Bonus Cash - 1,000 Scenic $ 00* Scenic $ 00* #T134 Price 14,300. #T142 Price 22,350. 2010 Ford Edge SE 2010 Ford Focus SE

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Phone: 719-1920, 719-1921 or Section 719-1922 E-mail: [email protected] B Fax: 789-2816 SportsSports Friday, May 28, 2010 Area Briefs … Who’s in fundraiser for the girl’s bas- Mount Airy ketball team. The fee is $75 and must be paid by June 11 the next girls camp while the late registration fee is $85. Family discounts The Mount Airy Granite are available upon request. Bears girls basketball camp, Check’s should be made class? open to girls grades third to payable to Mount Airy High ninth, will be held from 9 School – Basketball. a.m. until 3 p.m. June 21 Registration forms can be through 24 at the Mount returned to the school or Airy gym. mailed to Howard Mayo, Each camper will receive 1011 N. South Str.Mount quality instruction from a Airy, NC 27030. veteran camp staff, an out- door basketball and a 2010 “Mount Airy Lady Bear” Hole-in-one basketball camp T-shirt. Thomas Smith Lunch will be available for Tommy Brannock nailed an additional cost and will a hole-in-one at White Pines Staff Reporter consist of pizza and soft Country Club Monday night This past Sunday drinks or water. on the course’s 145-yard par GARRETT BYERS/DAILY COURIER Bradley Lewis pitches during while waiting for my par- The camp is intended to 3 No. 2 with a pitching ents to come take me out provide instruction for girls wedge. Dean Hadley and Surry Central’s game at East to lunch, I sat watching on the fundamentals of bas- Neil Willard witnessed the Rutherford. the pre-show for the in- ketball and also as a shot. augural NASCAR Hall of Fame induction cere- mony. Prior to that I had Golden Eagles fall to Cavs watched a Speed Channel STAFF REPORT top of the fourth following a threw its No. 3. documentary on the life base hit by Evan Wilmoth “We competed with them and times of Dale Earn- FOREST CITY — East and a passed ball that earned when they had their No. 1 hardt. Rutherford is just one win him second base. East’s going, so we feel good about To be honest, I am not away from a return trip to pitcher Drew Reynolds it,” Scott said. “I thought we a big racing fan. the NCHSAA 2A Baseball lunged for an Alex Wilmoth were ready and focused, but I was brought up with Championship Series and hit that darted towards third, made a couple of errors, and the sport around often, Surry Central is one loss but the throw to get Evan at couldn’t capitalize on some my dad being a fairly away from ending one of third went wide of the bag al- of the hits.” strong supporter, but it its most successful seasons lowing Surry to go up, 2-1. East’s coach Bobby never really struck me as in years. But again East didn’t stay Reynolds said this win was important or interesting. The Golden Eagles lost down for long as Blake My- important for the Cavaliers. I guess the main rea- to the Cavaliers 7-3 Thurs- ers doubled to start the bot- “We are super glad to get sons are because I have day night in Forest City. tom of the fourth and eventu- this win, because that is a no attention span and I Surry Central jumped out ally scored. scrappy team over there and I just don’t know much first, scoring one run in the Then, the wheels fell off expect tomorrow night to be about cars. Hawks represents first after Austin McLamb for Surry Central allowing a hard-fought game as well,” But, while watching was hit by a pitch and Tan- two more runs in the fifth, he said. both of those shows, I ner Hudson singled to drive then three more runs in the Game 2 of the series will thought of just how im- him in. sixth. begin today at 7 p.m. at East portant the men being Surry Community The Eagles didn’t hold Surry Central threatened Rutherford High. honored at the ceremony, SUBMITTED PHOTO the lead for long as East’s in the seventh, loading the East Rutherford 7, Surry Central 3 which included Dale Chip Helton led off the bot- bases and scoring once, but Earnhardt, are to the Courtney Hawks participated in the National Junior tom of the second with a was unable to cause anymore SC— 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 —3 6 2 southern United States College Women’s Golf Championship in Daytona, Fla., walk from Surry Central damage as the Cavaliers ER— 0 1 0 3 0 3 X —7 8 3 and its current culture. pitcher Bradley Lewis. went on to seal the game. WP: Drew Reynolds I’m not going to lie, the weekend of May 15. After enduring a couple days Helton eventually came Surry Central coach Matt LP: Bradley Lewis the end of the Earnhardt of rain, she placed third out of the Region X golfers. all the way around the bases Scott said he felt positive af- documentary made me a to score, knotting the score at ter the game where East Kevin Carver from the little emotional. His Hawks is pictured here with Surry Community College 1. Rutherford threw its No. 1 Daily Courier contributed death, and more impor- golf coach Tom Pendergraft. Central responded in the pitcher and Surry Central to this report. See NEXT, page 3B Moore now a vet in Carolina CHARLOTTE (AP) — starts is by far the fewest of the QB meeting room. When Carolina Panthers any NFL team. St. Louis is “It’s been good to have rookie quarterback Jimmy next with 19, with 15 by that role,” Moore said. Clausen gets confused dur- A.J. Feeley, who was with “That’s how Jake was to ing voluntary workouts this Carolina last season but not me and to have that role, week, he turns to Matt re-signed. with experience, guys are Moore. Moore was declared the going to come to you with “Jimmy’s coming over starter after the Panthers questions. It’s been really, to me all the time with, decided in March to release really good. It’s different.” ’Hey what’s up with this Jake Delhomme, the team’s The offseason workouts and what’s up with this?”’ starter since 2003. Moore’s have been different this Moore said Thursday. hold on the job became less week, too. Fox, who em- Moore’s answer? secure a month later when braces a rigid routine, has “I don’t know,” he said, the Panthers ended dramatically changed the shrugging and smiling at Clausen’s stunning fall in format to focus almost ex- the same time. the draft by snagged him clusively on the passing Moore then chuckled in with the 38th pick. game. acknowledging that with The former Notre Dame Not only must Fox re- eight NFL starts, he’s sud- star’s progress this week is place Delhomme after his denly the grizzled veteran being closely monitored, miserable 18-interception among the league’s but Moore isn’t ready to season, he’s trying to turn MCT youngest group of quarter- concede after going 4-1 as around the NFL’s 27th- With only eight starts in backs. None of the other a starter to close last season ranked passing game in three on Carolina’s roster when Delhomme was side- 2009. his career, Carolina’s — Clausen, fellow rookie lined with a broken finger. Moore said they’ve Matt Moore (3) takes on Tony Pike and second-year Moore, who went un- tweaked the offense a bit, the roll of a veteran on a pro Hunter Cantwell — drafted out of Oregon State too. have taken a snap in a regu- in 2007, also must serve as “As far as output last young team. lar-season NFL game. a mentor to Clausen and The eight combined the rest of the youngsters in See VET, page 3B Busch makes up with Hamlin CONCORD (AP) — from radio chatter in which race, but Hamlin blocked Just as Kyle Busch settled he threatened to kill Ham- him high and forced him into a chair in the media lin. into the wall. center Thursday, someone Any regrets? A few laps later, Busch dropped a package in front “Absolutely not,” Busch blew a tire and crashed. He of him. said. “It was the heat of the responded by lashing out at Not coincidentally, it moment and that’s who I Hamlin, threatening him was a FedEx box. That’s am and that’s my expres- over his team radio and Denny Hamlin’s sponsor. sion and I am not going to then confronting him at Busch smiled, opened it up be sorry for what I say. It’s Hamlin’s hauler after the and found a pair of boxing freedom of speech. race. gloves inside. “I was frustrated. ... It Team owner Joe Gibbs Busch initially shrugged was a saying that is said a stepped in and calmed off the Charlotte Motor lot, and take it for what it’s Busch down. Busch ducked Speedway gag that came worth. ... It wasn’t joking, reporters afterward, mak- five days after his on-track but it wasn’t going to hap- ing his media session altercation with Hamlin in pen. It wasn’t meant (like I Thursday his first reaction the All-Star race, but then was going to kill him). to the melee. sounded like he might con- With what? With my great “Of course I was heated sider going a round or two looks?” after the incident,” Busch with his Joe Gibbs Racing Busch sure looked intent said. “It surprised me and I teammate. on doing some damage Sat- wouldn’t have expected my Although Busch insisted urday night. teammate to race me that he and Hamlin have moved Busch attempted to pass way, but he’s the leader, on from last weekend’s in- Hamlin for the lead with 10 MCT cident, he didn’t back down laps to go in the non-points See MAKES, page 3B Kyle Busch, right, says he has no hard feelings towards teammate Denny Hamlin. 2B Friday, May 28, 2010 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, NC www.mtairynews.com THE NEWS SPORTS SCOREBOARD

Chicago White Sox (F.Garcia 3-3) at Tampa June 6 — Gillette Fusion ProGlide 500, Aug. 14 — Carfax 250, Brooklyn, Mich. May 13-16 — Valero Texas Open, San Antonio Omar Uresti, 73.25%. 4, Heath Slocum, BASEBALL Bay (Price 7-1), 7:10 p.m. Long Pond, Pa. Aug. 20 — Food City 250, Bristol, Tenn. (Adam Scott) 72.75%. 5, Nick O’Hern, 71.55%. 6, Justin Kansas City (Davies 3-3) at Boston (Wake- June 13 — Heluva Good! Sour Cream Aug. 29 — NAPA Auto Parts 200, Montre- May 20-23 — HP Byron Nelson Championship, Leonard, 70.74%. 7, Jim Furyk, 70.70%. 8, field 1-2), 7:10 p.m. Dips 400, Brooklyn, Mich. al Irving, Texas Chris DiMarco, 69.87%. 9, Jay Williamson, MLB Texas (C.Lewis 4-2) at Minnesota (Slowey May 27-30 — Crowne Plaza Invitational at 69.74%.10, Craig Bowden, 69.50%. NATIONAL LEAGUE 5-3), 8:10 p.m. June 20 — Toyota/Save Mart 350, Sono- Sep. 4 — Atlanta 300, Hampton, Ga. Colonial, Fort Worth, Texas Greens in Regulation Pct. Seattle (Cl.Lee 2-2) at L.A. Angels (Kazmir ma, Calif. Sep. 10 — Virginia 529 College Savings 3-4), 10:05 p.m. June 3-6 — the Memorial Tournament, Dublin, 1, D.J. Trahan, 72.22%. 2, Kevin Sutherland, East Division June 27 — Lenox Industrial Tools 301, 250, Richmond, Va. Saturday’s Games Ohio 72.09%. 3, Nick Watney, 71.03%. 4, Spencer W L Pct GB Loudon, N.H. Sep. 25 — Dover 200, Dover, Del. Cleveland at N.Y.Yankees, 1:05 p.m. June 10-13 — St. Jude Classic, Memphis, Levin, 70.20%. 5, Adam Scott, 70.14%. 6, Bo Philadelphia 26 19 .578 — July 3 — Coke Zero 400 Powered By Oct. 2 — Kansas Lottery 300, Kansas Baltimore at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. Tenn. Van Pelt, 70.11%. 7, K.J. Choi, 70.00%. 8, Tom Atlanta 24 22 .522 2 1/2 Coca-Cola, Daytona Beach, Fla. City, Kan. Seattle at L.A. Angels, 4:05 p.m. June 17-20 — U.S. Open Championship, Peb- Pernice, Jr., 69.75%. 9, Troy Matteson, July 10 — LifeLock.com 400, Joliet, Ill. Oct. 9 — Camping World 300, Fontana, Florida 24 23 .511 3 Texas at Minnesota, 4:10 p.m. ble Beach, Calif. 69.74%.10, Ben Crane, 69.72%. July 25 — Brickyard 400, Indianapolis Calif. New York 24 23 .511 3 Oakland at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. June 24-27 — Travelers Championship, Total Driving Oct. 15 — Dollar General 300, Concord, Washington 24 23 .511 3 Chicago White Sox at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Aug. 1 — Pennsylvania 500, Long Pond, Cromwell, Conn. 1, Hunter Mahan, 64. 2, Y.E.Yang, 77. 3 (tie), Kansas City at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Pa. N.C. Central Division July 1-4 — AT&T National, Newtown Square, Bo Van Pelt and Ryan Moore, 78. 5, Chris Sunday’s Games W L Pct GB Aug. 8 — Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips Oct. 23 — Gateway 250, Madison, Ill. Pa. Couch, 89. 6 (tie), Kenny Perry and Joe Du- Cleveland at N.Y.Yankees, 1:05 p.m. Cincinnati 27 20 .574 — at The Glen, Watkins Glen, N.Y. Nov. 6 — O’Reilly Auto Parts Challenge, July 8-11 — John Deere Classic, Silvis, Ill. rant, 92.8, John Rollins, 94.9, 3 tied with 100. Oakland at Detroit, 1:05 p.m. St. Louis 26 21 .553 1 Aug. 15 — Carfax 400, Brooklyn, Mich. Fort Worth, Texas Putting Average Baltimore at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. July 15-18 — The Open Championship, St. Chicago 22 25 .468 5 Aug. 21 — Irwin Tools Night Race, Bristol, Nov. 13 — Arizona 200, Avondale, Ariz. Kansas City at Boston, 1:35 p.m. Andrews, Scotland 1, J.P. Hayes, 1.693. 2, Tim Clark, 1.695. 3, Pittsburgh 20 27 .426 7 Nov. 20 — Ford 300, Homestead, Fla. Chicago White Sox at Tampa Bay, 1:40 p.m. Tenn. July 15-18 — Reno-Tahoe Open, Reno, Nev. Brandt Snedeker, 1.705. 4, Brian Gay, 1.720. 5 Milwaukee 18 28 .391 8 1/2 Seattle at L.A. Angels, 3:35 p.m. Sep. 5 — Labor Day Classic 500, Hamp- ——— July 22-25 — RBC Canadian Open, Etobi- (tie), Chris Couch and Ryuji Imada, 1.726. 7, Houston 16 30 .348 10 1/2 Texas at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. ton, Ga. 2010 Driver Standings coke, Ontario Paul Casey, 1.728. 8, George McNeill, 1.729. 9 (tie), Scott Verplank and Mike Weir, 1.734. West Division Sep. 11 — Richmond 400, Richmond, Va. 1. Brad Keselowski 1,766 July 29-Aug. 1 — The Greenbrier Classic, W L Pct GB Carolina League Sep. 19 — Sylvania 300, Loudon, N.H. 2. Kyle Busch 1,755 White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. Birdie Average 1, Anthony Kim, 4.25. 2, Paul Casey, 4.20. 3, San Diego 28 18 .609 — Sep. 26 — AAA 400, Dover, Del. 3. Kevin Harvick 1,702 Aug. 5-8 — WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, Los Angeles 26 20 .565 2 Northern Division Phil Mickelson, 4.18. 4, Nick Watney, 4.14. 5, Oct. 3 — Price Chopper 400, Kansas City, 4. Carl Edwards 1,546 Akron, Ohio W L Pct. GB Ernie Els, 4.13. 6, Kevin Streelman, 4.12. 7 Colorado 24 22 .522 4 Aug. 5-8 — Turning Stone Resort Champi- Frederick (Orioles) 28 19 .596 — Kan. 5. Justin Allgaier 1,521 (tie), Tim Clark and Bo Van Pelt, 4.08. 9 (tie), San Francisco 23 22 .511 4 1/2 onship, Verona, N.Y. Potomac (Nationals) 21 26 .447 7 Oct. 10 — Pepsi Max 400, Fontana, Calif. 6. Paul Menard 1,404 Bubba Watson and Dustin Johnson, 4.07. Arizona 20 27 .426 8 1/2 Wilmington (Royals) 21 26 .447 7 Oct. 16 — NASCAR Banking 500, Con- 7. Greg Biffle 1,239 Aug. 12-15 — PGA Championship, Sheboy- Eagles (Holes per) gan, Wis. Lynchburg (Reds) 18 28 .391 9 1/2 cord, N.C. 8. Joey Logano 1,228 1, Dustin Johnson, 66.0. 2, Paul Casey, 72.0. ——— Aug. 19-22 — Wyndham Championship, 3, Harrison Frazar, 76.0. 4, Matt Bettencourt, Oct. 24 — TUMS Fast Relief 500, Mar- 9. Jason Leffler 1,204 Wednesday’s Games Southern Division Greensboro, N.C. 81.0. 5, Kenny Perry, 87.4. 6, Robert Allenby, tinsville, Va. 10. Brian Scott 1,181 Atlanta 7, Florida 3 W L Pct. GB Aug.26-29 — The Barclays, Paramus, N.J. 90.0. 7, Kevin Stadler, 92.3. 8 (tie), Kevin W-Salem (W. Sox) 32 14 .696 — Oct. 31 — AMP Energy 500, Talladega, 11. Brendan Gaughan 1,164 N.Y.Mets 5, Philadelphia 0 Sept. 3-6 — Deutsche Bank Championship, Sutherland and Scott Piercy, 94.5. 10, Adam Salem (Red Sox) 27 19 .587 5 Ala. Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 0 12. Tony Raines 1,161 Norton, Mass. Scott, 96.0. Kinston (Indians) 25 22 .532 7 1/2 Nov. 7 — Lone Star 500, Fort Worth, Texas L.A. Dodgers 8, Chicago Cubs 5 13. Steve Wallace 1,144 Sept.9-12 — BMW Championship, Lemont, Ill. Sand Save Percentage Myrtle Beach (Braves) 14 32 .304 18 Nov. 14 — Arizona 500, Avondale, Ariz. 14. Trevor Bayne 1,123 1, Luke Donald, 80.65%. 2, Rory Sabbatini, Houston 5, Milwaukee 0 Sept. 23-26 — THE TOUR Championship, At- Nov. 21 — Ford 400, Homestead, Fla. 63.75%. 3 (tie), Mark Wilson and Trevor Im- Colorado 7, Arizona 3 ——— 15. Michael Annett 1,095 lanta x-non-points race melman, 63.64%. 5, Mike Weir, 63.01%. 6, San Diego 2, St. Louis 1, 13 innings Wednesday’s Games 16. Scott Lagasse Jr. 1,076 PGA Tour Statistics Myrtle Beach 2, Lynchburg 1 ——— Carl Pettersson, 62.35%. 7, Mathias Gron- Washington 7, San Francisco 3 17. Kenny Wallace 1,058 Frederick 4, Wilmington 1 Through May 23 berg, 61.54%. 8, Ricky Barnes, 61.11%. 9, Thursday’s Games 2010 Driver Standings Kinston 7, Potomac 0 18. Mike Wallace 1,006 Scoring Average Chris Riley, 59.57%.10, Jason Day, 59.32%. Milwaukee 4, Houston 3, 10 innings 1. Kevin Harvick 1,768 Salem 3, Winston-Salem 1 19. Joe Nemechek 955 1, Anthony Kim, 69.26. 2, Ernie Els, 69.59. 3, All-Around Ranking Chicago Cubs 1, L.A. Dodgers 0 Thursday’s Games 2. Kyle Busch 1,699 20. Reed Sorenson 953 K.J. Choi, 69.71. 4, Phil Mickelson, 69.83. 5, 1, Robert Allenby, 187. 2, Matt Kuchar, 233. 3, Colorado 8, Arizona 2 Lynchburg at Myrtle Beach, late 3. Matt Kenseth 1,642 J.B. Holmes, 69.94. 6, Steve Stricker, 70.01. 7, Y.E. Yang, 281. 4, Chris Couch, 291. 5, K.J. San Francisco 5, Washington 4 Winston-Salem at Salem, late 4. Jimmie Johnson 1,637 Choi, 330. 6, Ben Crane, 363. 7, Phil Mickel- Friday’s Games HOCKEY Robert Allenby, 70.02. 8, Tim Clark, 70.13. 9, St. Louis at San Diego, late 5. Denny Hamlin 1,618 son, 365. 8, Steve Stricker, 381. 9, Anthony Frederick at Lynchburg, 6:05 p.m. Matt Kuchar, 70.18.10, 2 tied with 70.20. Atlanta at Florida, late Kim, 385.10, Bubba Watson, 388. Winston-Salem at Kinston, 7 p.m. 6. Jeff Gordon 1,605 Driving Distance Philadelphia at N.Y.Mets, late PGA TOUR Official Money Leaders Salem at Potomac, 7:03 p.m. 7. Greg Biffle 1,581 NHL PLAYOFFS 1, Bubba Watson, 306.4. 2, Dustin Johnson, 1, Ernie Els (11), $3,460,341. 2, Phil Mickel- Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, late Wilmington at Myrtle Beach, 7:05 p.m. 8. Jeff Burton 1,569 CONFERENCE FINALS 304.1. 3, Angel Cabrera, 302.5. 4, Graham son (10), $2,677,719. 3, Jim Furyk (10), Friday’s Games 9. Kurt Busch 1,531 Sunday, May 16 DeLaet, 302.0. 5, J.B. Holmes, 300.7. 6, Phil $2,588,070. 4, Tim Clark (11), $2,559,158. 5, St. Louis (Carpenter 5-1) at Chicago Cubs Chicago 2, San Jose 1, Chicago leads Mickelson, 300.4. 7, Andres Romero, 298.2. 8, BASKETBALL 10. Carl Edwards 1,487 Anthony Kim (8), $2,518,521. 6, Robert Allen- (R.Wells 3-2), 2:20 p.m. series 1-0 D.J.Trahan, 295.6. 9 (tie), Aaron Baddeley and 11. Mark Martin 1,475 by (12), $2,394,057. 7, Camilo Villegas (9), Houston (W.Rodriguez 2-6) at Cincinnati Philadelphia 6, Montreal 0, Philadelphia Alex Prugh, 295.2. 12. Martin Truex Jr. 1,434 $2,118,415. 8, Dustin Johnson (13), (LeCure 0-0), 7:10 p.m. NBA PLAYOFFS leads series 1-0 Driving Accuracy Percentage $2,104,815. 9, Steve Stricker (8), $2,033,714. Philadelphia (K.Kendrick 2-2) at Florida 13. Ryan Newman 1,404 Tuesday, May 18 1, Tim Clark, 74.37%. 2, Brian Gay, 73.59%. 3, 10, Matt Kuchar (13), $1,909,688. 14.Tony Stewart 1,397 (Volstad 3-5), 7:10 p.m. CONFERENCE FINALS Philadelphia 3, Montreal 0, Philadelphia 15. Clint Bowyer 1,392 Pittsburgh (Duke 3-4) at Atlanta (D.Lowe 6- Sunday, May 16 leads series 2-0 4), 7:35 p.m. Boston 92, Orlando 88, Boston leads se- 16. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 1,391 Chicago 4, San Jose 2, Chicago leads N.Y.Mets (J.Santana 4-2) at Milwaukee ries 1-0 17. Jamie McMurray 1,346 series 2-0 Area Calendar (Gallardo 4-2), 8:10 p.m. Monday, May 17 18. Joey Logano 1,332 Thursday, May 20 L.A. Dodgers (Monasterios 1-0) at Colorado L.A. Lakers 128, Phoenix 107, L.A. Lakers 19. Juan Pablo Montoya 1,322 Montreal 5, Philadelphia 1, Philadelphia (Francis 1-0), 9:10 p.m. lead series 1-0 Friday’s events 20. David Reutimann 1,262 leads series 2-1 Tuesday, May 18 Washington (Lannan 1-2) at San Diego Friday, May 21 Boston 95, Orlando 92, Boston leads se- (Richard 4-2), 10:05 p.m. Chicago 3, San Jose 2, OT, Chicago BASEBALL ries 2-0 Money Arizona (E.Jackson 3-5) at San Francisco leads series 3-0 Wednesday, May 19 1, Jamie McMurray $3,114,702 (Cain 2-4), 10:15 p.m. Saturday, May 22 Surry Central at East Rutherford, Game 2 of West- L.A. Lakers 124, Phoenix 112, L.A. Lakers 2, Jimmie Johnson $2,669,300 Saturday’s Games lead series 2-0. Philadelphia 3, Montreal 0, Philadelphia ern final series, 7 p.m. 3, Kevin Harvick $2,638,364 St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 4:10 p.m. Saturday, May 22 leads series 3-1 Houston at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Boston 94, Orlando 71 4, Kyle Busch $2,359,526 Sunday, May 23 SOFTBALL N.Y.Mets at Milwaukee, 7:10 p.m. Sunday, May 23 5, Denny Hamlin $2,209,829 Chicago 4, San Jose 2, Chicago wins Philadelphia at Florida, 7:10 p.m. Phoenix 118, L.A. Lakers 109, L.A. Lakers 6, Dale Earnhardt Jr. $2,206,929 series 4-0 East Surry at South Stanly, 6 p.m. Pittsburgh at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. lead series 2-1 7, Jeff Gordon $2,139,566 Monday, May 24 Monday, May 24 L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:10 p.m. 8, Matt Kenseth $2,077,891 Philadelphia 4, Montreal 2, Philadelphia Orlando 96, Boston 92, OT, Boston leads Washington at San Diego, 8:35 p.m. wins series 4-1 series 3-1 9, Kurt Busch $2,038,080 Arizona at San Francisco, 9:05 p.m. Tuesday, May 25 10, Jeff Burton $1,988,584 STANLEY CUP FINALS Sunday’s Games Phoenix 115, L.A. Lakers 106, series tied 11, Greg Biffle $1,975,904 Sports on TV Saturday, May 29 Houston at Cincinnati, 1:10 p.m. 2-2 12, Kasey Kahne $1,919,019 Philadelphia at Florida, 1:10 p.m. Wednesday, May 26 Philadelphia at Chicago, 8 p.m. 13, Juan Pablo Montoya $1,905,076 Friday, May 28 Pittsburgh at Atlanta, 1:35 p.m. Orlando 113, Boston 92, Boston leads se- Monday, May 31 ries 3-2 14, David Reutimann $1,839,027 N.Y.Mets at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Chicago, 8 p.m. Thursday, May 27 15, Tony Stewart $1,809,130 AUTO RACING St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Wednesday, June 2 x-Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, late 16, Carl Edwards $1,808,005 L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. Chicago at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Friday, May 28 17, Joey Logano $1,793,185 Friday, June 4 SPEED — Formula One, practice for Turkish Grand Arizona at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. x-Orlando at Boston, 8:30 p.m. 18, Ryan Newman $1,789,302 Chicago at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Prix, at Istanbul, 7 a.m. Washington at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. Saturday, May 29 19, Clint Bowyer $1,728,820 x-L.A. Lakers at Phoenix, 8:30 p.m. 20, Mark Martin $1,679,089 GOLF VERSUS — IRL, Indianapolis 500 Carb Day, 11 AMERICAN LEAGUE Sunday, May 30 a.m. x-Boston at Orlando, 8:30 p.m. Monday, May 31 Nationwide schedule East Division PGA Tour SPEED — World of Outlaws, at Concord, N.C., 8 x-Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. Feb. 13 — DRIVE4COPD 300 (Tony Stew- W L Pct GB p.m. art) Tampa Bay 32 15 .681 — NASCAR Schedule New York 28 18 .609 3 1/2 Feb. 20 — Stater Bros. 300 (Kyle Busch) Jan. 7-10 — SBS Championship (Geoff BOXING Boston 27 21 .563 5 1/2 Feb. 27 — Sam’s Town 300, Las Vegas Ogilvy) Toronto 27 22 .551 6 Sprint Cup (Kevin Harvick) Jan. 14-17 — Sony Open in Hawaii ESPN2 — Light heavyweights, Eric Lucas (39-7-3) Baltimore 15 32 .319 17 March 20 — Scotts Turf Builder 300 (Justin (Ryan Palmer) vs. Librado Andrade (28-3-0), at Quebec City, 9 p.m. Central Division Feb. 6 — x-Budweiser Shootout (Kevin Allgaier) Jan. 20-24 — Bob Hope Classic (Bill Haas) W L Pct GB Harvick) April 3 — Nashville 300, Lebanon, Tenn. Jan. 28-31 — Farmers Insurance Open (Ben Minnesota 26 20 .565 — COLLEGE SOFTBALL Feb. 11 — x-Gatorade Duel 1 (Jimmie (Kevin Harvick) Crane) Detroit 25 21 .543 1 Johnson) April 9 — Bashas’ Supermarkets 200, Feb. 4-7 — Northern Trust Open (Steve Chicago 20 26 .435 6 ESPN2 — NCAA Division I, super regionals, Tuc- Feb. 11 — x-Gatorade Duel 2 (Kasey Avondale, Ariz. (Kyle Busch) Stricker) son (Ariz.) regional, game 1, BYU at Arziona, 7 p.m. Kansas City 19 28 .404 7 1/2 Kahne) Cleveland 17 28 .378 8 1/2 April 19 — O’Reilly Auto Parts 300, Fort Feb. 11-14 — AT&T Pebble Beach National Feb. 14 — Daytona 500 (Jamie McMurray) West Division Worth, Texas (Kyle Busch) Pro-Am (Dustin Johnson) ESPN2 — NCAA Division I, super regionals, Seattle Feb. 21 — Auto Club 500 (Jimmie John- W L Pct GB April 25 — Aaron’s 312, Talladega, Ala. Feb. 17-21 — WGC-Accenture Match Play regional, game 3, Oklahoma at Washington (if neces- son) Texas 26 21 .553 — (Brad Keselowski) Championship (Ian Poulter) sary), 11 p.m. Feb. 28 — Shelby American, Las Vegas Oakland 24 23 .511 2 April 30 — Bubba Burger 250, Richmond, Feb. 18-21 — Mayakoba Classic at Riviera (Jimmie Johnson) Los Angeles 23 26 .469 4 Va. (Brad Keselowski) Maya-Cancun (Cameron Beckman) GOLF March 7 — Kobalt Tools 500 (Kurt Busch) Seattle 18 28 .391 7 1/2 May 7 — Royal Purple 200, Darlington, Feb. 25-28 — Waste Management Phoenix March 21 — Food City 500, Bristol, Tenn. S.C. (Denny Hamlin) Open (Hunter Mahan) TGC — European PGA Tour, Madrid Masters, sec- ——— (Jimmie Johnson) May 15 — Heluva Good! 200, Dover, Del. March 4-7 — Honda Classic (Camilo Ville- ond round, at Madrid, 10 a.m. Wednesday’s Games March 28 — Goody’s Fast Pain Relief (Kyle Busch) gas) Chicago White Sox 5, Cleveland 4 500, Martinsville, Va. (Denny Hamlin) March 11-14 — WGC-CA Championship Kansas City 5, Texas 2 May 29 — Tech-Net Auto Service 300, Con- TGC — PGA Tour, Crowne Plaza Invitational, sec- April 10 — Subway Fresh Fit 600, Avon- (Ernie Els) Seattle 5, Detroit 4 cord, N.C. ond round, at Fort Worth, Texas, 3 p.m. dale, Ariz. (Ryan Newman) March 11-14 — Puerto Rico Open (Derek N.Y.Yankees 1, Minnesota 0, comp. of susp. June 5 — Federated Auto Parts 300, April 18 — Samsung Mobile 500, Fort Lamely) game Lebanon, Tenn. TGC — PGA of America, Senior PGA Champi- Worth, Texas (Denny Hamlin) March 18-21 — Transitions Championship Oakland 6, Baltimore 1 June 12 — Meijer 300, Sparta, Ky. onship, second round, at Parker, Colo., 6 p.m. L.A. Angels 6, Toronto 5 April 25 — Aaron’s 499, Talladega, Ala. (Jim Furyk) June 19 — Road America 200, Elkhart Boston 11, Tampa Bay 3 (Kevin Harvick) March 25-29 — Arnold Palmer Invitational Lake, Wis. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL N.Y.Yankees 3, Minnesota 2 May 1 — Heath Calhoun 400, Richmond, (Ernie Els) June 26 — New England 200, Loudon, N.H. Thursday’s Games Va. (Kyle Busch) April 1-4 — Shell Houston Open (Anthony WGN — St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 2:10 p.m. Oakland at Baltimore, late May 8 — Southern 500, Darlington, S.C. July 2 — Subway Jalapeno 250 Powered Kim) By Coca-Cola, Daytona Beach, Fla. Chicago White Sox at Tampa Bay, late (Denny Hamlin) April 8-11 — The Masters (Phil Mickelson) NBA BASKETBALL Kansas City at Boston, late May 16 — Autism Speaks 400, Dover, July 9 — Dollar General 300 Powered By April 15-18 — Verizon Heritage, Hilton Head N.Y.Yankees at Minnesota, late Del. (Kyle Busch) Coca-Cola, Joliet, Ill. Island, S.C.(Jim Furyk) Friday’s Games ESPN — Playoffs, Eastern Conference Finals, game May 22 — x-Sprint Showdown, Concord, July 17 — Missouri-Illinois Dodge Dealers April 22-25 — Zurich Classic of New Orleans, Cleveland (Carmona 4-2) at N.Y. Yankees 6, Orlando at Boston (if necessary), 8:30 p.m. N.C. (Martin Truex, Jr.) 250, Madison, Ill. Avondale, La.(Jason Bohn) (P.Hughes 5-1), 7:05 p.m. May 22 — x-NASCAR Sprint All-Star July 24 — Kroger 200, Indianapolis Oakland (Sheets 2-3) at Detroit (Willis 1-2), April 29-May 2 — Quail Hollow Championship, TENNIS 7:05 p.m. Race, Concord, N.C. (Kurt Busch) July 31 — Iowa 250, Newton, Iowa Charlotte, N.C. Baltimore (Millwood 0-4) at Toronto (Mar- May 30 — Coca-Cola 600, Concord, Aug. 7 — Zippo 200 at The Glen, Watkins May 6-9 — THE PLAYERS Championship, ESPN2 — French Open, early round, at Paris, Noon cum 4-1), 7:07 p.m. N.C. Glen, N.Y. Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.(Tim Clark) www.mtairynews.com www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, NC Friday, May 28, 2010 3B Newman captures 9th pole MIKE CRANSTON Sunday 26. (14) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, At Charlotte Motor Speedway 184.326. AP SPORTS WRITER Concord, N.C. 27. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, Lap length: 1.5 miles CONCORD — Ryan (Car number in parentheses) 184.181. Newman has continued 28. (37) David Gilliland, Ford, his mastery of qualify- 1. (39) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 184.093. 187.546 mph. 29. (64) Todd Bodine, Toyota, ing at Charlotte Motor 2. (2) Kurt Busch, Dodge, 187.292. 184.049. Speedway, capturing his 3. (56) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, ninth pole at the track 187.188. 30. (55) Michael McDowell, Toyota, for Sunday’s Coca-Cola 4. (9) Kasey Kahne, Ford, 187.169. 184.037. 5. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 31. (99) Carl Edwards, Ford, 600. 186.974. 183.949. Newman’s bold deci- 6. (00) David Reutimann, Toyota, sion to run his lap at the 186.825. 32. (78) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, top of the slick track on 7. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 183.855. Thursday night paid off 186.767. 33. (98) Paul Menard, Ford, 183.586. 8. (20) Joey Logano, Toyota, 34. (47) Marcos Ambrose, Toyota, when he was clocked at 186.728. 187.546 mph. 9. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 183.542. He’ll start on the pole 186.528. 35. (6) David Ragan, Ford, 183.306. for the second straight 10. (33) Clint Bowyer, Chevrolet, 36. (7) Robby Gordon, Toyota, 186.053. 183.281. year in NASCAR’s 11. (5) Mark Martin, Chevrolet, longest race. No active 186.021. 37. (12) Brad Keselowski, Dodge, driver has more poles at 12. (31) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, 182.599. Charlotte than Newman, 185.803. 38. (71) Bobby Labonte, Chevrolet, 13. (83) Casey Mears, Toyota, who moved within five 182.562. MCT 185.535. of David Pearson’s track 14. (77) Sam Hornish Jr., Dodge, 39. (19) Elliott Sadler, Ford, Owner Former Kansas guard Sherron Collins talks with reporters following the Jayhawks record. 185.459. Points. second round NCAA tournament loss to Northern Iowa. Newman, though, is 15. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 40. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford, Owner 185.452. still looking for his Points. 16. (17) Matt Kenseth, Ford, first Sprint Cup victo- 185.052. 41. (38) Travis Kvapil, Ford, Owner ry at the track. 17. (66) Dave Blaney, Toyota, Points. Kan. scandal prompts Kurt Busch, who 184.932. 42. (34) Kevin Conway, Ford, Owner 18. (43) AJ Allmendinger, Ford, won last weekend’s Points. All-Star race at CMS, 184.906. 19. (87) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, 43. (46) J.J. Yeley, Dodge, 183.243. qualified second at 184.856. Failed to Qualify schools to look at tix rules 187.292 mph. 20. (42) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevro- 44. (32) Reed Sorenson, Toyota, let, 184.634. KANSAS CITY, Mo. ticket procedures. The Uni- on-field success. A 40-year Martin Truex Jr. 183.125. 21. (82) Scott Speed, Toyota, 184.609. (AP) — Athletic depart- versity of Washington just veteran of athletic adminis- will start third, fol- 45. (13) Max Papis, Toyota, lowed by Kasey Kahne 22. (36) Johnny Sauter, Chevrolet, ments around the country finished doing so. tration, he was called he top 184.464. 182.902. said Thursday they are tak- “Ironically, I had a meet- executive in college sports and Jimmie Johnson. 23. (29) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 46. (26) David Stremme, Ford, 184.407. ing a close look at their tick- ing the day before yesterday by Time magazine just two 182.673. NASCAR-Sprint Cup-Coca-Cola 24. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, et policies, one day after the with the internal auditors years ago. 600 Lineup 184.344. 47. (09) Mike Bliss, Chevrolet, University of Kansas admit- about our program and how “I’m not quitting,” After Thursday qualifying; race 25. (21) Bill Elliott, Ford, 184.344. 182.469. ted losing at least $1 million we do things,” Washington Perkins told the AP. “I don’t in an alleged scalping athletic director Scott see myself going anywhere. scheme run by a handful of Woodward said. “We have touchdown passes and two I have a job ahead of me. The Panthers won’t school employees. great internal auditing and It’s my job to clean it up and VET: interceptions with a 98.5 practice in pads until train- “We believe we have good checks and balances. get us back into the right passer rating in first ex- ing camp begins in July, so strong safeguards and sys- But as you can see, the best- frame of mind and move tended action since his the real test for Moore, tems in place,” Michigan laid plans can go (awry) Continued from page 1B forward. There’s always rookie year. Clausen, Cantwell and Pike athletic director Dave Bran- when you have severe crim- doubters out there and I re- “Whenever you’re put will come in the preseason. don said. “But we certainly inal activity involved.” spect their feelings.” in the starter position you Moore, a laid back Califor- will review the situation in Texas athletic director The betrayal by his em- have a lot more confidence, nia native, thinks his some- Kansas to see if we can DeLoss Dodds said he was ployees, Perkins said, was year, we were more effi- especially at the quarter- what thin resume won’t be learn anything.” confident the Longhorns “like somebody took a hot cient running the football back position. He is the an obstacle. According to an inde- had nothing to fear. poker and stuck it in my pendent investigation, five “For decades, Texas has than we were passing,” Fox leader of the offense,” cen- “Experience is big. heart.” ter Ryan Kalil said. “What Kansas athletic department had internal controls in said. “We’ve got a young You’re right, the eight Perkins angered many bunch of quarterbacks and he does and how he runs it employees and one part- place in our athletics ticket fans by putting in a points reflects on all of us. starts isn’t much, but it’s time consultant conspired to operation and in our Long- receiving corps, so we want there,” Moore said. system where tickets and to emphasize that. And I’m “It’s a lot different now acquire tickets to always horn Foundation fundrais- seating are basically allotted of the belief you get what that Matt is kind of the guy. “You’ve been in the fight sold-out Allen Fieldhouse, ing,” he said. “And in my on the size of donations. you emphasize. So that’s a He has a lot of competition and things like that. Yes, sold them and pocketed the years as men’s athletics di- The controversial system little different from years’ behind him, so it’s exciting these guys that haven’t money. Counting a lesser rector here, we have invited raised millions, but after to see guys grow and see played, when they do get number of football tickets auditors to regularly review this week some donors sus- past.” and parking permits, the our ticket sales and distribu- While some predict the team grow in general. the experience, you change pect they did not get proper quickly. Although it isn’t a scam involved nearly tion systems and policies. credit for their contribu- Clausen is Carolina’s QB Matt’s done a great job in 20,000 tickets altogether We also have two full-time of the future, Moore is de- the past and we don’t ex- lot, there’s something to be tions. from 2005-2010. risk managers on staff who “I don’t see how a person termined to build off last pect anything less from said for the little time I The now-former em- continuously review how season. He threw eight him now.” have spent in there.” making $900,000 a year and ployees, including some top we do business.” getting obscene bonuses lieutenants of embattled Still, Perkins said he’s could not know what was Mark Martin, Tony Stewart “But if that was 10 laps athletic director Lew heard from “a multitude of Perkins, may face charges sports organizations.” going on right there in his and those guys, I feel like into the 600, now that’s a own department,” said Fred MAKES: I’ve gotten better. Even different deal. I think both since Kansas officials have “This is not just at the sent the details of their in- college level,” he said. LaMar, a retired business Continued from page 1B though it is an All-Star would have handled it dif- executive in Olathe, Kan., race, like I said, I was sur- vestigation to federal au- “Others have called me and ferent. I don’t think Kyle thorities. The investigation said, ‘What should we look and longtime donor. prised by the fact that that would put himself in that But coming to Perkins’ happened. I wouldn’t have estimated the loss to Kansas for?’ When this is over, position and I don’t think at slightly more than $1 mil- we’re going to be better and defense was the most influ- expected it. I don’t think I Denny would have been ential booster in the Jay- typically run myself into lion. But that figure, once stronger and we’re going to he’s got the race track and I giving up the position a lot the full scale of the scam is be able to help other peo- hawk family, California de- now understand that.” the fence, so I think it was easier.” uncovered, could triple. ple.” veloper Dana Anderson. A Hamlin was scheduled just due to the nature of the Martin called it a “rac- Ohio State athletic direc- The revelations triggered 1959 Kansas graduate in to talk later Thursday. race.” ing incident.” He also de- tor Gene Smith told The As- a stern response on Thurs- whose honor the new foot- Busch insisted he will Four-time Cup series fended Busch, who has had sociated Press said ticket day from Gov. Mark Parkin- ball facility is named, An- be able to work with Ham- champion Jeff Gordon and several notable run-ins dur- procedures were discussed son. derson does not want lin down the road, begin- fellow Rick Hendrick Mo- ing his NASCAR career. Wednesday as the Kansas “The news about crimi- Perkins to go. And his opin- ning with Sunday’s Coca- torsports driver Martin “I don’t have an ounce allegations were hitting the nal activity within KU ath- ion may count. When weighed in on the dispute Cola 600 at Charlotte Mo- of problem and never have headlines and the group letics is disturbing and ab- Kansas played UCLA last Thursday. tor Speedway. on the race track with said: “Let’s go back solutely unacceptable,” year, the chancellor stayed Gordon defended Ham- through, let’s just make sure Parkinson told AP. “I am at his home and sat with “I feel like we can move lin. Kyle,” Martin said. “He is on and work together,” we don’t have anything that glad to see chancellor him at the game. “I think in that type of very aggressive, but he “Lew has changed the Busch said. “A little dissat- keeps it within his area. we think is an issue. (Bernadette) Gray-Little event, you’ve got to go for “We went through an au- and the Board of Regents economics of KU’s athletic isfied with his quote about it and you’ve got to do He’s never breached my department dramatically. He how I would have done the space on the race track. I dit last year and we’ll go taking this egregious matter everything you can,” Gor- through another one next seriously. I know they will did some things that every- same thing because you don said. “I felt like Denny haven’t had a lot of conver- year,” he said. “We’re pretty hold people accountable body else had avoided,” An- can’t put words in a per- definitely knew he was sation with Kyle, but he is confident with our audits. and ensure that nothing like derson said. son’s mouth, and I don’t coming and was making incredibly respectful al- But one of the challenges this ever happens again.” Anderson acknowledged feel like I would have done his car wide and I think that though he may have done we have is that once tickets In the meantime, Kansas receiving calls from angry the same thing. I race with Kyle was pushing the issue some things and had some leave us, we don’t know fans were lining up on ei- alumni who want him to respect and I learned from a little bit where you can’t actions that may have where they go.” ther side of another issue — call for Perkins to go. Mark Martin and those expect your teammate just turned some people off. He Oklahoma, which once should Perkins be fired? “A lot of people have guys. to give you that spot or that has also done some things employed some of the dis- Since he arrived in 2003, bruised feelings and ques- “I’ve had my bad points, space there, certainly not in and had some actions that missed Kansas officials, the Jayhawks have enjoyed tions have been raised,” he but since learning from the All-Star event. are incredibly admirable.” also said it was reviewing their greatest growth and said.

But to save you the po- an opinion on this subject. in 1959. Three-time Grand etic waxing, the real reason To be fair, I will offer National champion (1954, NEXT: for this column is to stir up up a few of my own sug- 1958-1959), co-founder a little conversation. gestions to get the ball Continued from page 1B The first class of the rolling. If you agree, let me Petty Enterprises. Petty NASCAR Hall of Fame know. If you disagree, do finished in the top five of consisted of Bill France the same. season points in the first 11 tantly his life, had an im- Sr., Bill France Jr., Richard I will come back at the years of NASCAR. pact on people I guess I Petty, Junior Johnson and end of June and report just didn’t see until this Dale Earnhardt. what I have found and 4. Bobby Allison — point in my life. All deserving in my what our community 1983 Winston Cup cham- My dad was never a meager mind of a first bal- thinks. pion, 84 career NASCAR Dale Earnhardt fan. He lot induction. So, without further wins (third all-time). Voted grew up rooting for David Now comes the fun part adieu, here are a couple of Pearson, who drove for the — who’s next? my suggestions from what six times as NASCAR’s Wood Brothers out of Stu- Who is included in the little I do know. most popular driver, three- art, Va. subsequent classes of in- time Daytona 500 winner. But that Sunday after- ductees might be even 1. Cale Yarbrough — Owner and sponsor. noon, I found myself un- more interesting than the one of the biggest person- derstanding what Dale stories of the first five alities in NASCAR history, For the fifth and final Earnhardt meant to so HOF’ers. Yarbrough won three con- spot I have several other many people. I ask you as readers of secutive Winston Cup ideas just to jump-start He was just like them, The Mount Airy News championships from 1976 some memories with he came from little and sports section to let me to 1978 and three Daytona worked hard — the only know what YOU think. 500s (1968, 1983-1984). names like Curtis Turner, difference is that he got to Who are the next five Won 10 races in 1974. Benny Parsons, Buddy and do the thing he absolutely NASCAR Hall of Fame in- 2. David Pearson — Buck Baker, Darrell Wal- loved and he was able to ductees, and why? Three-time Grand National trip (too soon?) and Wen- make others happy in the With summer fast ap- champion. One of the most process. As I grow older, I proaching and scholastic popular and successful dell Scott. see just how fantastic and sports near completion, we drivers of the 1960s and So don’t be shy and let unusual of a thing that is. here in the sports depart- ’70s. Involved in perhaps me know what you think. The ceremony itself was ment will be searching for the most memorable finish Send your suggestions to enjoyable to watch, even good stories to bring you in NASCAR history in the as a sideline racing enthu- the reader. 1976 Daytona 500 with either siast. Seeing Richard Petty, After working in this Richard Petty. [email protected] who is NASCAR to the department for nearly two 3. Lee Petty — Sire of or by mail to Thomas world at large, and the sto- years, I can tell you, any- one of the most influential Smith, 319 N. Renfro St., ries of the Frances and the thing racing is G-O-L-D. families in racing history. others was like a history Mayberry loves its racing. Controversial winner of Mount Airy, NC 27030. I’ll www.mtairynews.com lesson on my community. So I know a lot of you have the inaugural Daytona 500 be waiting. 4B Friday, May 28, 2010 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, NC www.mtairynews.com

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Airy CAROLINA DISTRICT Chamber at the Munic- STREET, Tax I.D. dress: 329 Ayers Road more particularly de- Angie 276-755-1179 off Hwy 103 Appli- COURT DIVISION ipal Building, for the 5020-08-88-5380 Pinnacle, NC 27043 Publication Dates: scribed in the Com- ances, household, fur- FILE 10 CVD 588 purpose of discussing Notice is hereby given Said property is com- 05/28/2010 & plaint. The Plaintiff niture, antiques, tools, the proposed budget. that the overgrown monly known as 329 06/04/2010 seeks to extinguish any Other Services yard items, collecta- DEANNA HEATH V. Citizens are invited to weeds on this property Ayers Road, Pinnacle, and all claim or interest Receive Act's 2:38 the bles, and more rain FRANKIE LEE HEATH make written or oral are in violation of the NC 27043. Third party you may have in the DIRECTV Truth Don't Reject date June 5th comments. Lot Nuisance Ordi- purchasers must pay property For the best TV Companion Animal TO: FRANKIE LEE nance, Section 6-9 of the excise tax, pur- Creditors no- You are requested to experience, up- Rescue of the Disabled HEATH Notice in accordance the City of Mount Airy suant to N.C.G.S. 105- make defense to such 336-756-5762, 336- with North Carolina Code of Ordinances. 228.30, in the amount tice pleading no later than grade from cable to 789-1475 TAKE NOTICE that a General Statute 159- These lots have been of One Dollar ($1.00) the 12th day of July, 12. posted due to violation per each Five Hundred 2010; and upon your Directv today! Garage Sale pleading seeking relief RAIN OR SHINE Fri & against you has been of this ordinance and Dollars ($500.00) or Having qualified as Ex- failure to do so, the Packages start at Publish: May 21, 2010 must be abated within fractional part thereof, ecutor of the Estate of party seeking service $29.99 Low cost Spay & Sat May 28th & 29th filed in the above-enti- 7am - until 109 Gui- tled action. The nature & May 28, 2010 15 days from the date and the Clerk of Courts ZELMA ALLEN MID- against you will apply 1-866-541-0834 Neuter Clinic starting Barbara A. Jones, City of posting, or by June fee, pursuant to KIFF, deceased, late of to the Court for the re- @ $35.00 336-786- ness Ln. 52N, rt on to of the relief being Greenhill rd at light 3rd sought as follows: Clerk 11, 2010. The City of N.C.G.S. 7A-308, in Surry County, North lief sought. 5256 Mount Airy will have the amount of Forty- Carolina, this is to no- pave rd on rt. Tires, authority to abate the five Cents (45) per tify all persons having This the 25th day of Cages, Clothes, Mower Absolute divorce based & more on one year's separa- nuisance including each One Hundred claims against the es- May, 2010. DISH NET- tion. mowing and/or re- Dollars ($100.00) or tate of said deceased 700 Agriculture moval of any accumu- fractional part thereof to present them on or MEADOWS & ADER- WORK Over 100 channels You are required to lation of rubbish, trash, or Five Hundred Dol- before AUGUST 13, HOLD, P.A. NOTICE TO junk, etc. after this lars ($500.00), 2010, or this notice will for only $19.99 a make defense to such Farm Equipment Huge 3 Family pleading not later than CREDITORS time has expired, and whichever is greater. A be pleaded in bar of By: Mark T. Aderhold month! Calll dish the cost of such action deposit of five percent their recovery. All per- network today! Yard Sale the 8th day of July, 18ft landscape trailer Fri & Sat May 28th & 2010, and upon your shall be applied (5%) of the bid, or sons indebted to said Mark T. Aderhold, Es- 1-877-274-2471 against the property Seven Hundred Fifty estate please make im- quireAttorney for Plain- heavy duty spring as- 29th 7am - until 339 failure to do so the ESTATE OF Mention promo sisted rear gate 4 ton Howard St., off of West party seeking service as a lien. Any such Dollars ($750.00), mediate payments. tiffNC State Bar No.: CHARLES WADE lien for money owed to whichever is greater, 22973 code Q13 capacity $1800 336- Lebanon., Furniture, against you will apply WESTMORELAND, 408-2246 household items, Toys, to the court for the relief the City by you will be will be required at the 2596 Reynolda Rd., JR.Take notice that enforced and collected time of the sale and Ste. C lots of Name Brand sought. Fredrick G. Johnson This the 7th Day of by the City of Mount must be tendered in the May, 2010 Winston-Salem, NC Garden & Produce Clothes & shoes for all has qualified as Admin- Experienced person ages & lots more This the 28th day of Airy. The method of form of certified funds. 27106Telephone: (336) istrator of the Estate of collection is in the Following the expira- 723-3530 looking for a data entry May, 2010 the late Charles Wade For the Estate of Zelma Mt Airy Farmer's same manner as a lien tion of the statutory Allen Midkiff position. In home or in Market Westmoreland, Jr. of for past due taxes.For upset bid period, all the Publish: 5/28, 6/4 and office. Very trustworthy W. David White, P.A. Surry County. All per- & dependable. Call Local grown produce Attorney at Law further information, remaining amounts will KATHY LYNN MARION 6/11, 2010 and baked goods Huge Yard sons, firms and corpo- you may contact the be immediately due 336-528-0861 Leave P.O. Box 1061 rations having claims 373 PINEY GROVE every Tuesday 3:30- Planning Department, and owing. Said prop- CH RD Message Sale Dobson, NC 27017 against said deceased 6pm Andy Griffith Fri May 28th 8am - until (336) 386-8225 phone 336-786-3520, erty to be offered pur- MT. AIRY, N.C. 27030 Playhouse Music are to submit said 300 South Main suant to this Notice of 200 & Sat May 29th 8am - claims to Fredrick G. Announcements picker's welcome Street, Mount Airy, NC. Sale is being offered for Publish: May 7, 14, 3pm Hwy 601 South 2 W.DAVID WHITE Johnson at the address miles past Wal-mart State Bar No. 9522 sale, transfer and con- 21, 28, 2010 LIFELOCK hereinafter stated, on Publish: May 28, veyance AS IS watch for signs or before August 31, Lost & Found Are You Pro- 900 Merchandise Publish: May 28, June 2010 WHERE IS. There are tected? 2010 or this Notice will no representations of 4, 11, 2010 be plead in bar of any FOUND a set of keys An identity is stolen warranty relating to the NOTICE OF on Moores Springs recovery. All persons, title or any physical, en- every 3 seconds. Antiques firms and corporations SERVICE Road, Westfield, Sun- Huge Yard Sale NOTICE OF vironmental, health or Call Lifelock now to indebted to this estate OF PROCESS BY day, May 23. Toyota protect your family Sat May 29th 7am - FORECLOSURE safety conditions exist- Access key and an- High back antique oak should make immedi- ing in, on, at, or relating PUBLICATION free for 30-days! BR suite has wash- until 246 Westbridge Pl ate payment.This the SALE STATE OF NORTH other key. Call 336- (Woodbridge Dev) to the property being 971-8605 leave 1-877-481-4881 stand & dresser $3000 NOTICE 25th day of May 2010. NORTH CAROLINA, CAROLINA 336-351-4223 Eddie Bauer infant SURRY COUNTY 10 offered for sale. This message. Promocode: sale is made subject to items, pack n Play, Fredrick G. Johnson, SP 137 Under and by FREEMONTH The 2010-2011 Annual all prior liens, unpaid IN THE GENERAL Fuel/ Oil/ Coal/ traveling system, edu- Budget and Budget AdministratorEstate of virtue of a Power of COURT OF JUSTICE cational baby toys, Sale contained in that taxes, special assess- Message for the Cross- Charles Wade West- ments, land transfer DISTRICT COURT DI- Wood/ Gas baby boy clothes, roads Behavioral moreland, Jr.FAW, certain Deed of Trust VISIONSURRY house hold items, pam- executed by Doug taxes, if any, and en- Healthcare Local Man- FOLGER & JOHN- cumbrances of record. COUNTY Found VONAGE pered chef items, riding aging Entity will be SON, P.C. Whitt and Wendy Whitt 07-CVD-1367COUNTY Black & white mix Waterstove toys & more to Julie Gleen Echols, To the best of the Unlimited local 500-gallon Carolina available for public in- knowledge and belief OF SURRY, breed dog. Young and long distance spection for 15 days P.O. Drawer 512Mount Purser & Glenn, PLLC, Plaintiff, male; very friendly. Call Waterstove locally Trustee(s), dated July of the undersigned, the calling for only owned used up until beginning on June 1, Airy, NC 27030-0512 current owner(s) of the vs. to ID 755-3726 (Mt. 2010, at 200 Business 21, 2008, and recorded Airy) $24.99 per month. 2 weeks ago. $750 in Book 1254, Page 19, property is/are Doug firm. Call David at Large Park Drive, Elkin, North Tel (336) 786-2401Fax Whitt and Wendy Whitt. HAZEL B. EASTER; Get reliable phone Carolina (336) 786-2620 Surry County Registry, UNKNOWN HEIRS service from Von- 336-326-8105 North Carolina. Default PLEASE TAKE NO- Moving Sale TICE: An order for pos- OF HAZEL B. EASTER age. Publish: May 28, June having been made in Fri & Sat May 28th & Publish: May 28, 2010 session of the property (IF DECEASED); 300 Call Today! 29th 7am - 2pm 217 4, 11, 18, 2010 the payment of the note TROY LEE EASTER, Services thereby secured by the may be issued pur- 1-877-673-3136 Furniture Charlie Davis Ln (Dob- suant to G.S. 45-21.29 POTENTIAL HEIR son) below Copeland said Deed of Trust and OF HAZEL B. NOTICE OF OVER- the undersigned, hav- in favor of the pur- Automotive Lift Chair brown fabric School follow signs. CITY OF MOUNT chaser and against the EASTER; WANDA asking $300 336-374- Furniture, household, GROWN GRASS ing been substituted as FAYE EASTER; Security AIRY BUDGET AND WEEDS VIOLA- Trustee in said Deed of party or parties in pos- 5613 antiques & baby session by the clerk of TRI-CO GASTROEN- We buy Junk Cars clothes HEARING ADVER- TION TO THE Trust by an instrument TEROLOGY (LIEN- TISEMENT PUBLIC OWNER duly recorded in the Of- superior court of the for $150-$200 com- ADT Miscellaneous county in which the HOLDER); plete 336-352-3512 HEARING OF PROPERTY fice of the Register of NORTHERN HOSPI- Free Home LOCATED AT: Deeds of Surry County, property is sold. Any or 336-401-0401 Moving Sale person who occupies TAL OF SURRY Security Sys- Delta 10in prof radial The proposed fiscal North Carolina, and the arm saw model 33-830 Starting Thursday May the property pursuant COUNTY (LIEN- 27th sale will be every- year 2010-11 budget 118 RIDGEVIEW DR, holder of the note evi- HOLDER); CITY OF tem $600 352-5625 for the City of Mount TAX I.D. dencing said indebted- to a rental agreement $850 value with day until gone 9am - entered into or re- MOUNT AIRY (LIEN- Financial until 335 Robin Rd. Mt. Airy has been pre- 5012-20-80-4529 ness having directed HOLDER), purchase of alarm sented to the Board of that the Deed of Trust newed on or after Octo- monitoringservices Airy Furniture, Garage Commissioners, (was 724 & 734 DEPOT be foreclosed, the un- ber 1, 2007, may, after CREDIT CARD items, B.R. Suite, Ent. receiving the notice of Defendant. from ADT Security center, book cases, presented on May 20, STREET, Tax I.D. dersigned Substitute RELIEF Services. 2010) and is available 5020-18-41-5334 Trustees will offer for sale, terminate the Piano Baldwin Spinet dining table & chairs, rental agreement upon Buried in Credit 1-888-274-3888 best model like new, Outside furniture, many for inspection in the of- sale at the Courthouse NOTICE OF SERVICE Card Debit? fice of the City Clerk at 241 E ELM STREET, Door in Surry County, 10 days' written notice will deliver $595 336- items to the landlord. The no- OF PROCESS BY Call Credit Card Re- 427-3062 the Municipal Building Tax I.D. 5020-12-77- North Carolina, at PUBLICATION Tax / Accounting from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 9063 10:30AM on June 09, tice shall also state that lief for your free 2010, and will sell to upon termination of a consultation. rental agreement, that TO: HAZEL B. AMERICAN the highest bidder for EASTER; UNKNOWN 1-877-264-8031 cash the following de- tenant is liable for rent TAX RELIEF Multi Family due under the rental HEIRS OF HAZEL B. Help Wanted - Help Wanted - scribed property, to wit: EASTER (IF DE- Home Settle IRS Taxes Scooter 150, 720 agreement prorated to miles, factory wind- Yard Sale General General Being all of Lot #2 (con- CEASED); TROY LEE Improvements For a fraction of taining approximately the effective date of the what you owe. If you shield & radio. The big Sat May 29th Mt. Airy termination. EASTER, POTENTIAL 1.469 acres) as shown HEIR OF HAZEL B. owe over $15,000 in scooter $1200 336- OBGYN parking lot ______* Tom's Home Improve- 351-5835 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT on the plat recorded in EASTER; WANDA ments Seamless Gut- back taxes call now Plat Book 18, Page ______Local Service Company needs an ADMINISTRA- Nationwide Trustee FAYE EASTER; TRI- ters & Odd Jobs. Vinyl for a free consulta- TIVE ASSISTANT. Position requires excellent 146, Surry County CO GASTROEN- Siding, Painting, Addi- tion. Registry, reference to Services, Inc. Substi- Want to Buy written and verbal communication skills, cus- tute Trustee 1587 TROLOGY tions, Tile Work 336- 1-877-258-5142 Multi Family tomer service, computer and organizational skills. which is hereby made (LIENHOLDER); 325-9966 Must be able to maintain scheduling, files, data- NORTHERN HOSPI- WANT To Buy Junk Yard Sale bases, regular reports, compliance documents, TAL OF SURRY Cars. Pay $100 to $150 Attention Home Own- 600 Sat May 29 7am - 3pm work orders and phones. Collections experience Education Education COUNTY (LIEN- ers Gentry’s Painting Animals 276-251-3416/ 648- 114 Wade Venable Ln. a plus. Drug screening & background checks per- HOLDER); CITY OF and Carpentry, Int and 6569 Corner of Siloam Rd. & formed. Email resume to: [email protected] MOUNT AIRY (LIEN- Park Dr. Jewelry, cloth- Certified Elementary Teacher Ext Remodeling, for HOLDER) Free Est & Lowest Livestock ing, bicycle carrier, TAKE NOTICE that a Yard Sale toys, movies, shoes & LifeSpan is dedicated to educating, enriching, Rates 786-6114 or Pets Pets pleading seeking relief 351-5921. REGISTERED Angus more and employing the lives of people with develop- against you has been mental disabilities. Seeking Certified Elementary Bulls, Cows, Heifers. * Huge 5 Family Yard filed in the above enti- Bred & Open Heifers MT AIRY VETERINARY HOSPITAL Teacher for our Mt. Airy Circle School. FT. Teach- tled action. The nature Before N After Con- Sale ing license required, BK add on preferred. Duties Call Dean Richardson Fri & Sat May 28th & 29th Multi Family of the relief sought is struction For all your 372-5556 or 657-0988 Dr. Truban • Dr. Mills include teaching typical and developmental pre- the collection and/or renovation needs. 7am - until 142 N. Summit Yard Sale Complete Professional Care For Your Pets school age. Fax resume to 336.789.8011 or apply foreclosure of property Additions, Vinyl sid- DR. Hwy 52N rt onto Green- May 29 7am-12pm online at www.lifespanservices.org. EOE ing, Roofs, Hard- hill Rd. L onto N. Summit 1620 East Fairfield Dr, Dogs • Cats • Exotics Pets Tow. Cana. Gobs of clothes behind old Spencers Mon, Tues, wood flooring, Medical • Dental • Surgical • Boarding Ceramic Tile, boy/girl (2-14), Gymboree, building Snug top shell Thur & Fri Notices Notices Notices Bull Mastiff pups de- Baby Gap, Kelly's kids, Am- BBQ galore, turbo gas A Full Service Hospital Since 1985 8-5pm • Wed Kitchens, Bath- wormed, shots & vet rooms, Decks & bercombie, Longaberger, grill leisure spa 6 per- Sat 8-12 pm checked $250 351- Princess House, Furniture, son with cover antiques 786-6179 • 1106 S. South, Mt. Airy Porches 336-783- 3638 0125 or 336-710- Patio Set, Toys, Computer, computer airbed 2244. Ref available TV & more clothes etc. Free to a good home Free to good home 5 Member B.B.B., In- Mama cat & 3 kittens kittens & 2 mama EARLY CLASSIFIED sured 336-719-2979 cats & 2 female fixed CFA Female Chi- cats 336-325-5157 Snider’s Home Im- huahua 4 months $400 2 Family Multi-Family Yard Free to good home 2 DEADLINES provement. Vinyl sid- 336-789-1045 Yard Sale Sale male Terrier mix Free to good home ing, roofs, etc. free est. Fri May 28th 7am - until 374-2446 or 325-8903 Fri & Sat 7am - 1pm 512 Bennett St. off of puppies 13 wks old beagle lab mix, fixed White House at the cor- Riverside Dr. Ladies shots & wormed 336-70-1862 Handsome, charming ner of Red Brush rd & clothes up to size 24, 401-0144 AM Lawn Service Bud is a 2 yr. old pitbull McKinney Rd. Some- gilrs up to size 14, Free to a good home FRIDAY • MAY 28 • 10 mix. 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Designer kids, men Sat May 29th Russell mix female owview Middle Sch Clough's Lawn Service & women's clothes, 8am-1pm shots up to date 325- Blk German Shep- Friendly, Dependable, shoes, pocket books, Free Estimates 336- Chalet High off 0098 or 783-3908 pard mix W/ pink classifi ed deadline will be Reg ACHC Cava- canoe, lamps, of Blue Ridge 789-8948 or 336-756- PORTABLE BASKET- color, female, approx 1572 Poos 8wks old $200 Parkway mile 336-755-9389 BALL GOAL, ball post 203.1 Free to good home 8 mo old, very loving observed for the gloves & much more blk lab/retreiver mix & loyal. call 336-789- Fancy Gap puppies 710-3871 or 5247; no calls after Help Wanted - Help Wanted - 352-3518 9:00 PM. General General Saturday, Sunday, Help Wanted - Help Wanted - Free to good home 2 Free to good home: General General 6wks old blk & white mixed male chi- Monday & Tuesday Now taking applications for Virginia Employment kittens & mama cat huahua, approx. 2 Work Training for Custom Upholstery Manufac- PRODUCTION 336-786-5826 yrs old; good W/ turing Company in Fries, Virginia. Only qualified Have a JOB but want a CAREER? Join a grow- kids; de-wormed 6 editions of the paper. applicants will be considered. Must have a good ing team. Local Service Company has immediate work history with references and pass drug test- need for dependable, mature, energetic & hon- Free mama cat & 2 6 to 8 wk. kitten; de- ing. Several positions are available for full-time est leaders. Position requires excellent written wks old kittens litter wormed med. female and part-time positions in woodworking, furniture and verbal communication skills, customer serv- trained 710-0882 mix, approx, 2 to 3 springing, sanding & finishing, cushion fabrica- ice and organizational skills. Self Starter, Forward yrs. old, gentle; de- The Mount Airy News tion, custom sewing, custom upholstering and Thinking & Attention to Detail a MUST. Supervi- Free kittens to good wormed 6 puppies, packing & shipping. Apply in person (no calls ac- sory experience, mechanical & construction skills cepted) on Tuesday through Thursday only - from a plus. Extensive training program. Must have a home 336-386-3369 ready July 1; de- 11am to 3pm only - at Stewart Furniture Design, good driving record. Drug screening & back- Leave message wormed 336.786.4141 2945 Scenic Road, Fries, Virginia, 24330. " ground checks performed. Expect hard work and Call 336-374-3546 long hours, but rewarding. Email resume to: [email protected] 6B Friday, May 28, 2010 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, NC www.mtairynews.com

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Bilingual a tion gift $7995 336- outside City limits, new Sales Continuing Care Families 306-2439 lease req 484-464- mileage, detention, may submit their re- plus. Fax resume to Fri & Sat 8am-until 130 paint & carpet 336-325- 7378 1287 Newsome St, stop pay, layover & sume to: 319 N. 1100 Square Feet 3 Mt Airy 336.719.6502 Swiss Haven Dr Pilot 9724 BR/2BA 32" Flat hourly pay included Renfro St AD# 46 Mt. Airy, NC 27030 Mtn, Turn L Gold Course Taking appl. 2BR,1BA, Screen $49,000 866- safety bonus paid Rd front of McDonald's L quarterly, benefits in- no pets, $475mo 789-8826 Food Services on Swiss Haven Dr 2nd 06 Chevrolet Aveo 31K +dep. 336-789-1166 clude Medical, Dental, house on Rt, Home Decor miles, auto, air, up to 3BR/2BA Beulah area Life & Disability op- baby & kids items adult 40 MPG, Still under pvt, pool (needs liner) Now Hiring Experi- tional plans available Pay scale per ex- clothing tools bi-fold warranty. $6200 336- $129,900 336-326- 1995 Norris s/w enced Line Cooks & paid Holidays, Paid periencs for CNA closet doors microwave 352-4382 5609 2BR/2BA appl inc., servers.Full & Part Vacations we 1st & 3rd shift $10,500 276-733-4057 time. Fine dining expe- required CDL-A & 2 CNA’S needed. W. PINE ST. 2BR 1BA rienced preffered yrs Temp FT LPN or What Do You Want? 1 OR 2 PEOPLE ONLY apply in person Mon - We Do Layaways! experience for more RN 7am-7pm NO PETS 401-5255 Fri 10am - 4pm at The information call 1-800- YARD SALE Over 150 Guns To Choose From Brick 3BR/1BA, full LAND OWNERS Buy A Harvest Grill at 230 PRN, LPN or RN base 1 acre remod- Home Today! We Do It 709-2536 or apply on- Fri & Sat 7am-until Cabernet Ln, Dobson, line@ Apply in person at Hwy 89 at Marathon WE BUY GUNS, eled, deck call for info All 3 Models Reduced NC. No phone calls. Central Continuing 351-4836 Want to Rent 866-789-8826 www.salemcarriers.co Station before Brin- GOLD, SILVER COINS Drug screening & m Care 1287 New- tle's, Antique tools background check re- some St, Mt Airy households outside & DVD’S Family in need of a quired table & chairs cush- Land (Acreage) house to rent in Carroll New 28x52 at a Repo ions mens & womens West Lebanon St. • Mt. Airy, NC County, Va., prefer- Price, $37,500 CASH Auctions Auctions Auctions Auctions clothing, etc! 8.75 acres in Ararat able. 4-5 BR. Some No Financing- No set- 336-789-8300 VA wooded deer trail land would be prefer- up etc. 336-783-6994 $2,500 per acre 336- able, as would option 429-1937 to purchase. Some LOOK! fix-up work fine -- will- 805 N. MAIN STREET • MT. AIRY, NC Yard Sale ing to do repair/refur- LOOK! 2003 Chrysler Town & Real Estate Fri & Sat May 28th & Country LX 154,000 3500 bishing work in 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Mo- 336-789-4986 29th 7am - until 2343 miles, extra clean PW, Rentals exchange for lower bile Homes Ready To DORIS McMILLIAN, Broker Siloam Rd. Black PL, PD, CD & Cassette rent. Call 276-266- Move into Payments Water Area. Antiques, $3700.00 336-351- 6555 or 366-719- as low as $250 + $150 name brand clothing, 1931. Lot Rent per month 2702 western items, porce- Apartments / with DOWN PAY- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE lain John Wayne, Townhouses MENT. Call Wheels & statue, Indian items, Manufactured Deals Inc (336) 789- Over 45 years Experience in Private Sales and Auctions 4000 toys, something for 1614 S. Main St. Housing 0200. everyone 88 Chevrolet Cavalier, Black $800 368-2167 2BR/1BA $350+ dep or 336-745-8031 429-1959 HUD ap- proved YARD SALE Rentals RENTERS WANTED! AUCTION Fri and Sat 8am-2pm 1st Time Home Buyers 231 South Franklin RD 2003 VW Golf 2 & 3 bedroom mobile 3 Homes Reduced! Saturday May 29, 2010 - 10:00 am Mt. Airy Several Fami- pw,pd,ps, CD, homes & lots for rent. 866-789-8826 lies Something for silver w gray int 648-3030, 336-755- Broken Back Farm - Cana Virginia Everyone! 109k $6000 2 Bedroom Apt Worth 3380 336-368-4690 St. $425 call Dean 786-6182 6000 Employment Real Estate & Personal Property of 93 Buick LS, Leather Don & Sandra Anderson int. Very good cond., Help Wanted - Yard Sale needs motor $495 Firm 2 & 3 Bedrooms off 39.839 acres+ Sat May 351-5261 2BR apt $400 mo $400 Hwy 103 at VA line General dep 789-7555 day 789- 276-251-5535 29th 3387 night no pets Advertising Sat May 29th 7am - Representative 11:30am 415 99 Expedition XLT, The Tribune has an Pinecrest Dr. off of Hyl- 4WD, loaded, 59K 3BR/1BA SW Heat- opening for a motivated ton St. baby, toddler, miles, 1 owner, exc. pump priv lot $450M+D outside salesperson adult clothes, toys, 4846 - 3 Ararat Hwy who would like to join cond., $6750 336-499- Ararat, VA large 336-325-0079 household items 1673 leave message our advertising sales 2BR/1.5BA $400mo team. Prior advertising Dep & ref Req 336- experience is welcome, 325-8761 but not necessary. Re- 3BR/2BA NO PETS sponsibilities include FIRST SALE Yard Sale Will buy junk cars. development of new 351-5223 $150- $450M+$600D #336- 19.839 Ac. + w/1,555’ front on Fish Lake Road. Paved State Rd., fenced & cross fenced in grass, entrance gates, Dobson Lions 352-4593 Lv mess advertising clients, $200 if complete small stream, building sites, alum. carport, beautiful view of Blue Ridge Mountains & I-77. Club Mayberry Apts, 2BR sales presentations, stove, ref, water, fur- creating advertising SECOND SALE nished, pool near Mt strategies to generate 19.667 Ac. + w/62.92’ ROW off Fish Lake Road. 75.69’ Front & Entrance off Wards Gap Rd. - paved State Rd., Wed 12-5, Thurs 8- revenue for local busi- Sport Utility Airy High School $389- partial fencing w/entrance gate, small stream, beautiful view of Blue Ridge Mountains 5 & Fri 8-12, S. $401 dep $115 plus ap- Dobson/Beulah area nesses, and providing Main Street LOTS 96 Ford XLT Explorer plication fee Hours 2BR, appl, $450, yard exceptional customer “10% Buyer Premium on Real Estate & Personal Property” OF 4WD, needs trans, Mon -Fri 9-9 786-2957 main, no pets 352- service. If you are a EVERYTHING! make offer 336-325- 3202 person of integrity and 5923 you are enthusiastic, PERSONAL PROPERTY SALE STARTS AT 10 AM AT FISH LAKE ROAD TRACT. Northwood Apts. have a strong work REAL ESTATE TO FOLLOW PERSONAL PROPERTY. Trucks 2 BR/2 BA, appl. ethic, a positive attitude furn., w/d hook up, Mobile homes $400/mo and you can multi-task PERSONAL PROPERTY: Recreational 1000 year lease, North rooms $85/wk NO and manage your prior- 07 Chev Silverado std Main St. quiet area. ities, you might be part Vehicles cab P/U 55k 8' bed PETS 429-9827 • Old Volunteer 16 Ga shotgun 786-1888 of our team. Send re- • Remington Mo. 1100, 20 Ga. Shotgun w/uncover & full bed- sume to: Peter Cook, • Marlin Papoose, MD 70P, 22 Cal. liner V-6 AC Auto Like SHAMROCK TER- The Tribune, 214 East • Henry Repeating Arms Cal., 22 lever action Automatic Rifl e, Micro groove barrell Campers / RVs & new $16k 336-374- RACE APARTMENTS Main St., Elkin, NC • 2000 Ford F-250 - 44,318 Act. miles-Ex-Cab 3210 • Sitrex 7’ Tetter Trailers 1-Bedroom units, con- Mt Airy area 28621 or email to 4X4, V8, gas, hide away ball in bed, break box. • 7 or 8 Rock Rake veniently located at 200 3BR/1.5BA private lot pcook@heartlandpubli- • 2000 John Deere 446 Round Baler-4X4 Shamrock Terrace cations.com. No phone • 3000 Kawasaki Mule 05 HiLo classic 23 ft $400 + deposit call • Mainline Tandem Gooseneck Trailer 3000 Real Estate Lane, Dobson, NC, after 5 429-9746 or calls please. • 6’ Terrance Blade luxury travel trailer with handicap accessi- 20’-7,000 lb. axle wt. w/dove tail sleeps 4 like brand new Sales 783-7396 • 9 Shank Tiller ble units available. For • 5030 Kubota, 4WD shuttle utility, special $15,500 #336-356- elderly (62 or older) or • 2’ x 10’ Culvert 1075 anytime Cemetery Plots handicapped/ disable Dietry Aides Part time tractor (2446 QT Bush Hog Loader w/quick • Log Chains reguardless of age. RD postion, Experience attachments) bucket, forks, hay spear Orchard View Moblie perferred Apply in • Used Chain Saws 2 Cemetery plots Sky- rental assistance avail- • Speeco Split Master wood splitter, 3pt. htch, Motorcycles able. Call (336)386- Home Park Mt Airy, Person at Central • Log Binders line Gethsemane sec- Hidden Lakes in King Continuing Care for hyd. on tractor tion 336-703-7270 4502 or (336) • 2 Rear Mount Hay Spears 2009 Kawasaki 900 835-4627. Office hours: RTO 2/3BR Spaces 1287 Newsome St • Kuhn - 2000 GMD500, 6’ disc Mower • Kuhn 2000 GA 3200 GT Vulcan loaded 3,100K Tuesday 9am to 3pm. Aval 336-648-0133 Mt. Airy • Augers 6”and 8” over 10,000 invested TDD relay 1-800-735- sweep hay rake w/4 wheels asking $6,000 336- 2962 Equal Housing 443-9449, 864-382- 2 plots Skyline in Geth- Opportunity Auctions Auctions Terms: 10% Deposit Day of Sale on Real Estate. Balance due on delivery of deed, not to exceed 30 9633 semane A Garden up- right monument space days. Cash, approved check or bank letter of credit day of sale on personal property. 325-2115 Directions: First Sale: Go US Hwy. 52 By-Pass North to NC/VA State Line, go 1 mile passed State Line, AUCTION right on Epworth Road. Go 6/10 mile, right on Fishlake Road, go 1.6 miles to property on left. Commercial Second Sale - Continue on Fish Lake road to stop sign, right on Wards Gap Road. Go 4/10 mile to 2004 HD Houses for Rent ARSCO SELF STORAGE property on right. Signs posted. SPORTSTER Pine Plaza. Office Conducted For: Don & Sandra Anderson 2004 Harley Davidson Space, $150 per mo. 1 or 2BR/1.5BA Heat 1431 N. Andy Griffi th Pkwy. 1200 Custom sportster, Call Dean, 786-6182. pump, appl inc, dep & ref req 336-325-6706 (just north of National Guard Armory on right) Auctioneers NCAF Lic#7655 Call Toll Free 800-787-3665 excellent condition, Manus McMillian, NCAL 2772 & VA 287 PH 336-325-0129 Earl McMillian, NCAL 2768 & VA 485 PH 276-755-3076 21000 miles , adult rid- Condominiums Dude Smith, NCAL 8139 & VA 3399 PH 336-755-5000 Jimmy Mundy, NCAL 5660 & VA 3618 PH 336-325-0572 den , never dropped. Saturday, May 29th, 2010, 10:00 am numerous accessories Condos For Unclaimed storage to be sold at public auction. While quantities and/or conditions of the foregoing real and/or Personal Property are believed to be cor- including detachable Sale/Lease Contents of 15 self storage units to be sold at absolute auction rect, there are no warranties or guaranties, actual or implied, and the Auctioneers, Owners, or Advertising windshield , sissy bar , On Blue Ridge Park- 112 Duplex Ln. Ararat, Counsel will not be held responsible for advertising discrepancies or inaccuracies. Some restrictions mustang seat , saddle- way, Fancy Gap, Spe- VA 3BR, appli, Lawn regardless of price. Cash only. Buyers will be required to pay apply. bags 7000.00 , 1-336- cial Financing, Starting care inc., $525 mo dep a refundable deposit of up to $100 per unit to insure complete 374-4277 at $39,000. & ref req 336-325-8761 Call 336-416-2573 removal of entire contents of each unit sold. www.garsonmcmillianrealestate.com

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The as- even though jogging a 12-year-old friend, No. We’re sure quite active on Want My Privacy sumption that obese people around the block doesn’t “Tasha,” who is often left Tasha is a per- Facebook and Dear Want: Not too can afford new clothes. require a lot of time or re- home alone, sometimes fectly responsi- have recently much. You have asked It is well known that sources. What would help watching a younger sibling, ble young girl, been posting these friends, nicely, to re- poor nutrition is a class is- is for people to be better while her mother works a but if you would photographs of move the pictures, and they sue. Many people have educated about the dangers second-shift job. Mom not leave your parties I’ve at- have refused. They should trouble eating well because of fast food and processed doesn’t get home until 1:00 own child alone tended, includ- respect your wishes not to they cannot afford healthy, foods (which contain high a.m. in the house until ing some from have your face plastered on fresh ingredients, or they levels of fat, salt and sug- My daughter is upset 1:00 a.m., there many years ago. their pages, but they don’t don’t have the time to pre- ar), and for healthier alter- that I won’t let her sleep is no reason to I do not wish care. You have the option pare home-cooked meals. natives to be cheaper to get. over at Tasha’s on the occa- allow it in some- to have my pic- of indicating your displeas- Eating right and exercising Annie’s Mailbox is writ- sions when she’s by herself one else’s home. ture posted on ure in more forceful terms is easy when you have the ten by Kathy Mitchell and or watching her sibling. (There are also Facebook and (becoming angry, not at- time and resources, but if Marcy Sugar, longtime edi- Apparently, her other legal issues have said as tending any future parties, someone has put on extra tors of the Ann Landers friends are allowed to do about children much. These un-friending them in cyber- weight and lacks the funds column. Please e-mail your this, but I have my doubts under 16 being Annie’s friends are ig- space or in reality), or you for a new wardrobe, one questions to anniesmail- that these friends’ parents left unsuper- noring my re- can accept that this is the can hardly expect them to [email protected], or write are aware that Tasha is vised.) We imag- Mailbox quest with price you pay for having stay inside all the time. to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o alone so late. ine Tasha’s moth- replies like, “But clueless, inconsiderate We are not guaranteed a Creators Syndicate, 5777 I like Tasha and her er does this be- you look so friends. (You are lucky public environment that is W. Century Blvd., Ste. 700, mother, but I question the cause she cannot Advice good!” and “It’s these are good pictures. personally appealing. I find Los Angeles, CA 90045. To parent’s judgment. Tasha afford a sitter. It Columnists a great picture of Too many people post the those who openly gawk at find out more about Annie’s has come here for sleep- would be a great you.” I have least flattering shots they others to be quite unattrac- Mailbox and read features overs, and I allow my kindness if, on the days asked my friends to let me can find.) tive, but I wouldn’t demand by other Creators Syndi- daughter to go to her home when Tasha is alone (and preview any pictures be- Dear Annie: “Grossed they stay home. — Massa- cate writers and cartoon- during the early evening, not taking care of her sis- fore they post them, to no Out in the Silver State” was chusetts ists, visit the Creators Syn- but only for a couple of ter), you would offer to let avail. upset about overweight Dear Massachusetts: dicate Web page at hours because of the lack her stay with you. Am I being unreason- people wearing ill-fitting We agree that poor nutri- www.creators.com. of supervision. Am I being Dear Annie: I’m a pro- able? I am a very private clothes that show body tion and insufficient funds COPYRIGHT 2010 too overprotective? — fessional single woman in person and am selective parts. You agreed it “isn’t can make it difficult to CREATORS.COM Elton John to perform in Morocco How DeWyze won HASSAN ALAOUI AND largest authorized Islamist The Associated Press in a the Arab world, and several ALFRED DE MONTESQUIOU group, illustrates the grow- phone interview, saying ho- prominent gay intellectuals ing rift between Morocco’s mosexuality is against or artists have lived here, ‘American Idol’ ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITERS Western-leaning authorities Muslim values. Ramid including the late French and the more conservative feared the singer would fashion designer Yves DERRIK J. LANG RABAT, Morocco — Muslim movements that “encourage the phenome- Saint-Laurent and the AP ENTERTAINMENT WRITER Elton John is expected to are on the rise in the North non” and be a bad influ- American writer Paul be the highlight of Moroc- African kingdom. ence for Morocco’s youth. Bowles. Simon Cowell was granted his final wish on “American co’s biggest music festival “This singer is famous Like nearly all Arab and Moroccan officials dis- Idol.” Wednesday evening — de- for his homosexual behav- Muslim countries, Moroc- missed the calls to ban El- Lee DeWyze, the bashful paint sales clerk championed spite calls by the country’s ior and for advocating it,” co is officially hostile to ton John from performing. early by the biting British judge on the Fox singing con- main Islamist party to said Mustapha Ramid, a homosexuality. Homosexu- “We deal with artists test, was crowned “Idol” on Wednesday over single moth- shelve the British singer al practices are a crime and intellectuals for what er Crystal Bowersox. His victory was based on votes cast leader and spokesman for after Tuesday’s performances, which drew more acclaim because of his homosexual- the PJD, the biggest oppo- punishable by fines and they do, without taking into ity. account their private life,” from the judges for Bowersox, though DeWyze was Cow- sition party with 40 law- prison sentences of six ell’s favorite from the outset. The public spat between makers in parliament. months to three years. But Mawazine Festival organ- izer El Hassan Neffali told DeWyze knew it, too. Back during Hollywood Week, organizers for the “We’re a rather open in practice, such penalties the show’s rapid-fire post-audition phase, he took note of Mawazine Festival and the party, but promoting homo- are almost never applied, reporters. “Somebody’s private life is one thing, Cowell tapping along as he crooned The Fray’s “You Justice and Development sexuality is completely un- and Morocco has a long Found Me.” It became clearer after his rendition of Snow Party, or PJD, the country’s acceptable,” Ramid told history of leniency toward and their art or creative ac- tivities are another.” Patrol’s “Chasing Cars” during the first round of the semi- homosexuality or other finals that Cowell was pushing for the throaty underdog $ practices forbidden by Is- Elton John is expected from Mount Prospect, Ill. 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A FACE IN THE CROWD year’s May 21-29 festival the Rolling Stones’ “Beast of Burden.” STARRING ANDY GRIFFITH “You are growing faster than anybody on this stage,” 789-3050 Showtimes: Fri. & Sat. 9 pm only include Sting, Mika and Sunday 2 pm only Carlos Santana, along with Kara DioGuardi told him. All seats: $5 Phone: (336) 786-2222 a host of Arab music stars. Indeed, DeWyze was always on the ascent, powering through walking pneumonia for the Cornelius Brothers’ “Treat Her Like a Lady,” and making everyone take notice when he unexpectedly dueted with a bagpipe player on The Beatles’ “Hey Jude.” The sheepish vocalist struggled more at conversing with Ryan Seacrest and maneuvering through the group routines than singing. The panel wasn’t just satisfied with DeWyze’s raspy tone. Panelists demanded to see the scruffy, 24-year-old singer smile. He finally flashed them a goofy grin and started to hit a stride after Elvis Presley’s “A Little Less Conversation.” Meanwhile, Bowersox began to fumble when tasked with out-of-her-element genres. Still, her spot on the finale always seemed certain. When the dreadlocked 24-year-old musician first belt- ed out “Piece of My Heart” at her audition, Bowersox felt like a folksy singer who could appeal to the masses. She possibly peaked early in the semifinals with unapologeti- cally flawless versions of Alanis Morissette’s “Hand in My Pocket” and Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Long As I Can See the Light.” 
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