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www.mtairynews.com Printed on recycled newspaper Tuesday, June 1, 2010 City observes Memorial Day MEGHANN EVANS of the War Memorial that Lewis was stand- STAFF REPORTER ing in front of. “Words just seem inadequate today to City leaders and citizens gathered at the express our thanks for these individuals,” War Memorial on South Main Street yes- Lewis remarked. terday to hold a service in observance of After reading a quote from Abraham Memorial Day. Lincoln, Lewis said, “From the Revolu- Mount Airy Commissioner Teresa tionary War to Operation Iraqi Freedom, Lewis was the main speaker at the 11 a.m. men and women have paid the ultimate service, and she spoke about her experi- sacrifice for us. We honor them today.” ences as a child growing up with a father She then read a poem about the veteran in the military. Her father was stationed in being the one who has given Americans Pakistan when she was 5 years old, and freedom of speech, religion, and more. Lewis remembers living in what was a war Lewis closed her remarks by saying, “I zone at the time. thank you for this honor today. God bless “It was very frightening,” she told the you, and God bless America.” crowd. “That was my first taste of the hor- Lewis’ father, Monroe Donathan, was ror of war.” present for the service. He said, “I thought She also recalled when her family was the event was excellent.” stationed in England and they found out He went on to compliment his daughter, about the death of her father’s nephew, and he noted somberly that most of the MEGHANN EVANS/THE NEWS James F. Turney of Pilot Mountain, who World War II veterans are no longer here to City leaders and citizens sing “God Bless America” at a Memorial Day service. was killed in Vietnam. His name is a part See DAY, page 6 Something for all ages set at the library this summer MORGAN WALL STAFF REPORTER

PILOT MOUNTAIN — The Charles H. Stone Memor- ial Library is trying something new for its summer reading program this year. There will be three separate programs for different ages to allow the library staff to cater to the children better. There will be programs on Tuesdays for pre-school age children up to 5 years of age. Also on Tuesdays will be programs for elementary school age children, those ages 6 - 9. On Wednesdays, b’TWEEN the WAVES will be geared specifically towards 10, 11 and 12-year-olds for the first time. “We want them to have a program that’s their very own,” said Sandy Phillips, assistant librarian. The pre-school programs begin with a welcome cook- out on June 29 at 6 p.m. There will be hot dogs, chips, drinks and a puppet show for the whole family. It also is a chance to sign up for the programs for the rest of the sum- mer. On July 13 at 3 p.m., children will get to learn about The Wonders of Water through songs, stories and crafts about water. There will also be a duck float. On July 20 at 10 a.m., participants will get to Make a Splash as they enjoy fun with water including swimming pools and sprinklers. Children are asked to wear some- MEGHANN EVANS/THE NEWS thing they can get wet and bring a towel and a change of People line up to slide into the pool at Homeplace Recreational Park yesterday. clothes in order to fully enjoy the water activities. Pre-schoolers will explore What’s in the Ocean? on July 27 at 10 a.m. where they will hear stories about fish including how to catch a fish and what fish do underwater. Memorial Day weekend brings There will be fish songs, fish finger plays and fish crafts. On Aug. 3 at 10 a.m., participants will learn all about pirates and mermaids during a High Sea Adventure. There will be pirate hats and mermaid crafts along with the sto- opening of swimming season See AGES, page 8 MEGHANN EVANS it’s been good,” said Todd Tolbert, day, which she attributed to the STAFF REPORTER owner of Beechnut. Memorial Day holiday. Wes Key with Homeplace said Badgett said her granddaughter With the arrival of Memorial there was a good crowd at the park loves going to swim. She said, “I Programs and Day weekend, some local parks in Ararat throughout the weekend. love it, too. I get to relax, which is a opened up their swimming pools for He said that on the weekend the rare thing.” the season, drawing large crowds. park averages 800 people per day She has been coming to Surry that come for swimming and camp- On Friday, Beechnut Family County to swim for five years, and prizes part of Campground in Mount Airy and ing. she said, “I love it.” Homeplace Recreational Park in Avolene Badgett travels from Ararat opened their swimming King to take her granddaughter Ha- Haley said, “It’s a cool place. I Dobson’s summer pools. Park employees say the ley Hayes, 6, to Homeplace. She love to come here every summer.” weekend was a busy one. said yesterday that the crowd was a The 6-year-old brought her reading program “We opened this weekend, and little larger than it is on a normal See SWIMMING, page 2 MORGAN WALL STAFF REPORTER

DOBSON — Dobson Community Library officials hope to be a hit with this year’s summer reading program. After a successful outing last year, Cindy Brannock, as- sistant branch librarian, is hoping for even better results for this year’s event which will feature programs and a chance to win prizes. “We had a really good year last year and I hope this year will be even better,” she said. The programs will kick off June 16 at 11 a.m. with a skit based on the book “The Man Who Walked Between the Towers.” It tells the story of a man who walked on a tightrope between the World Trade Center towers in 1974. On June 17 at 11 a.m., Brack Llewellyn will host a sto- ry-telling event. On June 24 at 11 a.m., Terri Ingalls will also do some storytelling. On July 1 at 11 a.m., Mark Daniel will wow partici- pants with his skills as a magician. Donna Pruett will close out the summer reading program on July 22 at 11 a.m. with her balloon skills. “We have these programs to encourage people to come to the library. We’ve got a lot of variety with our perform- ers,” said Brannock. MEGHANN EVANS/THE NEWS Youth take advantage of the rope swing at Homeplace Recreational Park yesterday. See PROGRAMS, page 8 2 Tuesday, June 1, 2010 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com PAGE TWO

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SUBMITTED PHOTO Cub Scout Pack 517 recently went to Raven Knob to plant trees, where the Cub Scouts also had a cookout and ran the obstacle course. Photographed here, plant- SUBMITTED PHOTO ing the trees, are (front) Justin Johnson; second row, Hunter Hayes, Levi Johnson Members of Cub Scout Pack 517 recently visited WXII 12 in Winston-Salem, Mason Kinder, and Hunter Wall; third row, Dallas Davis, Jacob Pool and Hunter where they had a chance to tour the station and even sit on the news anchor set. Burrell; and back row, Kathy Allison, Logan Cheek, Tim Wall, Taylor Galyean and Here, Scouts Levi Johnson, Zack Simmons, Brady Simmons and Justin Johnson sit Issah Hayes. at the anchor desk.

Memorial Day weekend, and under. For more infor- SWIMMING: then they decided to go mation, call 320-3802. Continued from page 1 swimming together. Homeplace Recreation- Key with Homeplace al park is located at 258 said July 4 will be the next Homeplace Park Road, friend Kendall Sharp, 7, big weekend for local Ararat. The pool is open with her. Haley said she pools. He pointed out that Monday through Sunday likes to bring friends many families combine from 10 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. along, and she loves the swimming outings with The cost is $7 per person slide at Homeplace. other activities such as “My favorite part’s the and $3 for kids age 5 and camping, miniature golf, under. For more informa- slide, because it goes very and more. fast,” she said with a tion, call 374-5173. Tolbert with Beechnut The pools at both parks smile. said swimming is a good will stay open throughout Badgett said they go activity for the whole fam- the summer until Labor swimming a lot during the ily because it gives people summer. a chance to “exercise, cool Day weekend. Karla Palmer and her off, have a place to relax.” The outdoor pool at family also spend a lot of Beechnut Family Reeves Community Center time swimming in the Campground is located at opens today. It traditional- summer. Palmer drove 315 Beechnut Lane, ly opens the day after from Walkertown yester- Mount Airy. Its pool is Memorial Day and closes day to swim. open from 10 a.m. to 5 right before Labor Day. “We came out just to p.m. Monday through Sat- The pool will be open this have a family day,” she urday and 1 to 5 p.m. on summer from 1 to 5 p.m. said. Sunday. The cost is $7 for Sunday through Friday Palmer said her family adults, $5 for kids ages 3- and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on MEGHANN EVANS/THE NEWS already had a cookout for 5, and free for those age 2 Saturday. People do not Swimmers dive into the pool during Memorial Day weekend. have to be members of Reeves to swim in the pool. They just need to purchase a day pass, which will also give them access to the gym and other facil- ities at the center. The cost for a day pass for an adult living in the city is $5 and $7 for a non-resident. The cost for a child living in 680 Riverside Drive • Mt. Airy, NC 27030 Mount Airy is $3 and $4 Phone: (336) 719-2259 for a non-resident of the www.luckybonescountryclub.com city. Call Reeves at 786- 8313 for more informa- tion. CLUB 99 Contact Meghann $99 per year - for a full membership - Evans at [email protected] workout Tuesday & Thursday ONLY or 719-1952. Call Linda Crawford for details.

MEGHANN EVANS/THE NEWS The pool at Homeplace PROHEALTH FITNESS CENTER Recreational Park fills up 280 North Pointe Blvd • Mount Airy, NC on Memorial Day. 783-0399 www.prohealthcenter.com

Mount Airy Weather Today Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday National Map for June 1, 2010

110s H 100s L T-storms Likely Mostly Cloudy Isolated T-storms Scat'd T-storms Mostly Sunny 90s 83º 64º 88º 65º 90º 64º 82º 62º 84º 63º 80s 70s Regional Weather Forecast Local Forecast 60s Today we will see mostly cloudy skies with a 50s Lynchburg Richmond 60% chance of showers and thunderstorms, 40s Roanoke 85 / 63 84 / 69 high temperature of 83º, humidity of 69% and an overnight low of 64º. The record high 30s 83 / 64 Virginia Beach temperature for today is 96º set in 1925. 20s South Hill 84 / 70 The record low temperature is 37º set in 10s Hillsville 85 / 66 1930. Wednesday, skies will remain mostly Galax cloudy with a slight chance of showers and 0s This map shows high temperatures, 80 / 60 thunderstorms, high temperature of 88º. type of precipitation expected and 80 / 60 Elizabeth City location of frontal systems at noon. Mount Airy Greensboro 83 / 69 Almanac L H 85 / 68 Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure 83 / 64 Raleigh Rocky Mount 85 / 69 Temperatures & Precipitation (Yesterday) Winston-Salem 86 / 69 Greenville High Temperature ...... 75 Sun and Moon Across The Nation 85 / 69 Low Temperature ...... 66 Goldsboro 84 / 71 Normal High ...... 79 Sunrise ...... 6:05 a.m. Today Wednesday Sunset ...... 8:35 p.m. 86 / 70 Jacksonville Normal Low ...... 56 City Hi Lo Wx Hi Lo Wx Asheville Record High ...... 95 in 1937 Moonrise ...... No Rise Moonset ...... 10:15 a.m. 83 / 69 Record Low ...... 38 in 1936 ATLANTA ...... 83 67 t . . . . . 89 68 t 80 / 59 Sunrise tomorrow . . .6:05 a.m. Charlotte Precipitation ...... 0.02" BALTIMORE . . . .87 70 t . . . . . 88 72 s Sunset tomorrow . . .8:36 p.m. Fayetteville Precipitation Month to Date ...... 4.78" BOSTON ...... 78 62 ra. . . . . 74 63 s 85 / 66 Moonrise tomorrow .12:19 a.m. 86 / 70 Precipitation Year to Date ...... 15.30" CHARLOTTE . . . .85 66 t . . . . . 90 68 t Moonset tomorrow . .11:13 a.m. Precipitation Normal Year to Date . . . . .20.30" CHICAGO ...... 81 66 s . . . . . 75 59 t CINCINNATI . . . .84 61 t . . . . . 89 65 pc Around Our State Moon Phases CLEVELAND . . . .76 61 t . . . . . 87 66 pc DALLAS ...... 98 76 s . . . . . 94 75 t Wednesday Thursday DENVER ...... 87 55 s . . . . . 78 52 pc City Hi Lo Wx Hi Lo Wx DES MOINES . . .85 63 pc . . . . 80 61 t DETROIT ...... 80 61 t . . . . . 81 64 t ASHEVILLE ...... 86 62 t ...... 85 62 t HONOLULU . . . .86 72 s . . . . . 85 71 s CHARLOTTE ...... 90 68 t ...... 88 67 t HOUSTON ...... 93 74 pc . . . . 88 75 t JACKSONVILLE ...... 88 70 t ...... 86 71 t Children’s Art INDIANAPOLIS . .84 65 pc . . . . 84 67 t Last New First Full RALEIGH ...... 92 70 mc . . . .91 70 t 6/4 6/12 6/18 6/26 Paloma Garcia Serrano, second KANSAS CITY . .88 71 pc . . . . 88 65 t WINSTON-SALEM . . . . .89 69 mc . . . .88 69 t MINNEAPOLIS . .81 55 t . . . . . 71 52 mc grade, Dobson Elementary NEW ORLEANS .85 76 t . . . . . 85 77 t Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; fl/flurries; pc/partly cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; © 2010. Accessweather.com, Inc. NEW YORK . . . . .83 66 t . . . . . 82 67 s s/sunny; sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms; w/windy www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Tuesday, June 1, 2010 3 OBITUARIES usiness MARSHALL and Lee Marshall both Funeral Home Chapel MOUNT AIRY — Mrs. of Lowgap and Mildred by Bro. Ken Aman. Lottie Ola Bowman Marshall of Mount Burial will follow in ulletin Marshall, 96, of Mount Airy; twenty two grand- Doe Run Baptist Airy, passed away Mon- children; thirty-three Church Cemetery. The day, May 31, 2010 at great-grandchildren; family will receive Celebrating 125 Years oard Central Continuing nine great-great-grand- friends Tuesday night Mount Airy Care. Mrs. Marshall children; half sisters, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the 1885 - 2010 B was born in Patrick Mary Burton and hus- funeral home. Online The Greater Mount Airy Chamber County, Jan. 17, 1914 to band Bill of Dublin, condolences may be promotes an environment that can Ernest and Bessie Bow- Va.; Rosa Murphy of made at www.moodyfu- maximize your business potential man. She was a hard Amory MS and Hazel neralservices.com. and profi tability. working, devoted and Alley of Pulaski, Va. In For more information about loving Christian addition to her parents, membership call 336-786-6116 x4 LOCAL woman. Surviving are Mrs. Marshall was pre- Chamber Surprise Patrol Visits daughters and sons-in- ceded in death by her law, Bertha and Jack husband, Jesse Mar- JACKSON, Mrs. Cross Creek Country Club Margaret Iowa, 96, of Haymore of Mount shall; daughters, The Greater Mount Airy Chamber Surprise Patrol paid Airy; Stella and David Dorothy Golding and Mount Airy, passed away an unannounced visit on Tuesday May 4, 2010 to Cross Pine State Marketing takes 1st Place. on Monday, May 31, Creek Country Club located at 1129 Greenhill Road Barley of Bassett; Lula Alverta Marshall; a son, Mount Airy NC. The Chamber Surprise Patrol arrived at Greater Mount Airy Chamber and John Edwards of Carl Marshall; a sister, 2010, preceeded in death by her late husband, Ed- 9:00am with two big bunches of balloons, a big basket of Lowgap; Linda and Renee Bowman; a candy and box of cookies with hopes of catching the staff of Commerce holds 9th Annual ward Jack Jackson. before they got busy. Chairman’s Cup Golf Tournament Glenn White of Pilot brother, William Bow- Ten members of the Chamber Surprise Patrol showed Mountain; sons and man and a half brother, up at Magen Atkinson’s, the Administrative Assistants The Chamber’s 9th Annual Chairman’s Cup Golf MARSHALL, Mrs. desk where we were greeted with a warm and friendly Tournament was held on May 6th at Cross Creek daughters-in-law, Berle Bowman. Funer- Lottie Ola Bowman, 96, Claude and Doris Mar- al services will be held welcome Country Club. Twenty-Two teams of four played in of Mount Airy, preceded BUT Magen did not know why we were there. After the Captain’s Choice tournament that was co-chaired shall of Lambsburg, at 11 a.m., Wednesday, in death by her husband, explaining our purpose for the visit we ask her to call by Shannon Wall, City of Mount Airy and Lenise Va.; William Marshall June 2, 2010 at Moody the staff members to the lobby area. Faye Goard, Events Lynch, Hampton Inn Mount Airy. Lunch was pro- Jesse Marshall. Coordinator met us in the lobby and yes we did surprise vided for the players at the pavilion with tee-off time her! Todd Hutcherson, Golf Professional was the other at 1:00pm. The weather was wonderful and the teams staff member who was in and was ask to meet us at the had a great time spending the afternoon with clients, pavilion…our favorite spot at Cross Creek Country Club. friends and co-workers on the golf course! At the end Magen, Faye and Todd were delighted that Cross Creek of the day the scores were tallied and the winners were Country Club was being celebrated by the Chamber as follows: Surprise Patrol. It was a beautiful morning and the view Carpenters for Christ from the pavilion was exceptional! We ask the staff tell 1st Place - Pine State Marketing Team - Score 53 us some of the history of the club and about themselves Clifton, Hamilton, McGuire & Shackleford and their careers at Cross Creek. Faye had been with the club for at least 25 years, Todd had been there just a few less and even Magen had surprisingly been there for a 2nd Place – SouthData, Inc Team – Score 56 long time as well. That says a lot about a business….these Connolly, Hollingsworth, Brown & Slate employees must love what they are doing!!! coming to Patrick The Chamber Surprise Patrol learned that the Beginning 3rd Place – Kelly Offi ce Solutions Team – Score 58 of Cross Creek was actually Greenhill Farm owned by Early, Welch, Kessler & Collins STUART, Va. — On Thursday, a group Missionary Baptist Church build a facility H.O. Woltz, Sr. where corn, tobacco, beef cattle, other of men from the First Baptist Church of at the intersection of Clark House Farm livestock and at one time was a large commercial fl ower Closest to the Pin #7 Ladies – Jill Clodfelter growing operation that supplied bulbs to may whole- Closest to the Pin #7 Mens – Trey Scruggs Piedmont, Ala., will arrive in Patrick Road and Wayside Road, off of Route 8 salers on the east coast. Mr. Woltz believed that a town County to help build a church, and local about halfway between Stuart and the without an eighteen hole golf course was incomplete. Mr. Longest Drive #17 Ladies – Lisa Johnson workers are invited to join the project. North Carolina state line. Woltz and a group of investors contracted with Joseph Longest Drive # 17 Mens – Steve Loftis Lee a well known and respected architect to begin the This group of about 100 Christian men During the visit, Carpenters volunteers planning stage for development and with Martini and 50/50 Cash Prize – Greg Shusky comes from not only Piedmont, but also will donate their time to construct a 5,000- Associates a large land use consulting fi rm they devel- from more than 25 other churches located square-foot multipurpose worship, fellow- oped the plans and renderings for Cross Creek Country THANK YOU SPONSORS….. Club and the surrounding developments. The Club has Your support helped to make this event possible throughout the southeastern United States. ship hall and Sunday school facility. This operated since 1973 and has undergone several renova- and we appreciate you! The purpose is two-fold. First, the group group of men will take the project from tions and improvements over the years. The Clubhouse said in a release, is “To help strengthen concrete foundation at the beginning of the was completely renovated in 2001 and boasts a well Eagle Sponsors men in their Christian walk by ministering week to finishing drywall and painting by appointed interior with inviting food service areas and a Grand Ballroom that serves its members and the com- SouthData, Inc., Kelly Offi ce Solutions and to the needs of others and by living and week’s end. munity as the center piece of the regional social scene. A The Data Center/Yadtel working in close association with other The members of Middle Cross are ask- three season Pavilion was added in 2007 and has become Christian men for a week. The second pur- ing any man that is interested in participat- a popular venue for dining, parties and musical entertain- Birdie Sponsors ment. The golf course was renovated in 2005 by well Primland Resort and CenturyLink. pose is to help other believers in their ing in this ministry to join them. Skill level known architect Kris Spence whose other recent projects quest to serve their community for the does not matter, all are welcome June 4-11 included Myers Park CC in Charlotte and Forsyth CC in 19th Hole Sponsors cause of Christ by helping in their con- to help. Work will begin at dawn each day Winston Salem. NC Business magazine recently named Mountain Valley Hospice & Palliative Care, Cross Creek as one of the “Top 100”golf courses in the Reeves Community Center, Neighbor Stores/100.9 struction of new church buildings.” and continue until 8 p.m., but those who state of North Carolina. Current Board Members, Zack WIFM/ Dr. Flippin’s Bed & Breakfast, State The Carpenters for Christ have served want to help can arrive and leave at any Blackmon Jr., Bucky Holcomb, Lindsay Holcomb, Smith Farm Insurance and Leonard Buildings. Holcomb, Richard Vaughn, Rick Vaughn, Ed Woltz, El- in communities for 29 years. This will be time. There will be times for devotion and liott Woltz, H.O. Woltz III, and H.O. Woltz Jr, continue the group’s second visit to Patrick County. fellowship with each meal. Par Sponsors to pursue Mr. H.O. Woltz Sr.’s dream of operating a fi rst Haynes Strand & Company, Chappell Insurance Carpenters first came to help build the Those participating must be at least 12 class country club that enhances the community, supports Agency, Bray’s Recapping, Harvest Time Bread economic growth, and brings enjoyment to the residents 12,000-square-foot Mayo Mountain years old and those who are 12- to 18- Company, Mount Airy Oil Company, Gardner, of Mount Airy, Surry County and surrounding areas. Church in 2005. years old must be accompanied by an Thank you Cross Creek Country Club for being a Gardner & Campbell, Blue Ridge Enterprises, The group will be helping Middle Cross adult. member of the Greater Mount Airy Chamber of Com- Northern Hospital of Surry, Moody Funeral merce and for being so easy to work with on the numer- Services, Hampton Inn Mount Airy, Wells Fargo ous events that the Chamber hosts there each year. Your Home Mortgage, Brannock & Hiatt Furniture staff is exceptional and the facility is awesome! Co., BB& T and Perkins & Associates.

Cross Creek Country Club Hole in One Sponsor Salem UMC organizing Southern Community Bank 1129 Greenhill Road Mount Airy, NC 27030 (336)-789-5193 www.crosscreekcc.com. This event takes the help of many volunteers to make sure it runs smoothly….. Impact Community Day Thank you Chamber Ambassadors….. for your help! Shannon Wall – City of Mount Airy, Lenise Lynch- Hampton Inn Mount Airy, Sheila Jones- Mountain On Saturday, local United Methodists teams of three or more volunteers work- Valley Hospice & Palliative Care, Ginny Anderson as well as thousands across the Western ing together on several projects Saturday. – Greater Mount Airy Habitat for Humanity, Kim NC Conference will move out beyond the One team will be assisting Yokefellow Shelton and Christy Tilley – Haynes Strand & Co., Al- walls of their churches into their commu- Cooperative Ministries by holding a com- lison Poteat and Traci Hamilton – WorkForce Caro- lina, Mary Thompson – RBC Bank, Mary Simmons nities offering signs of love and hope munity food drive at the church. Those in Surprise! Faye – WIFM 100.9, Angie Cagle – Advanced Electronic Smile for the camera … Magen Goard Events through service on a single day. the community who bring food to donate Atkinson, Administrative Assistant. Coordinator. Services, Inc., Tracy Webster – SouthData, Inc., and Each district in the conference will will be treated with free hot dogs, chips, our Chamber Member Robin Leake – Golden Living sponsor Impact Community events Satur- drinks and brownies. Games for the chil- Center! day. The events offer not only United dren will be provided. Methodists, but others who will be invit- Another team will be working on a ed, to make a difference in their commu- carpentry project at the Yokefellow of- nities by volunteering for local outreach fice. The third team will be assisting organizations or participating in other Habitat for Humanity with a house build outreach projects sponsored by their dis- on that day. The final team will be build- tricts. ing a handicapped ramp for a family in The Northeast District covers Surry, the Salem community. Stokes, Rockingham, and parts of Yadkin, While this is just one day, it is the hope and Caswell counties in North Carolina of the Western NC Conference of the and Carroll County in Virginia. Salem United Methodist Church that a spark will United Methodist Church, on Wards Gap be lit and the impact of this one day will Chamber Surprise Patrol members, James Etringer and Road, will be recognizing this day with bring about the desire to do more mission Allison Poteat with WorkForce Carolina are ready to SouthData, Inc. takes 2nd Place. service and outreach. work in the communities in the days and SURPRISE the Cross Creek Staff! The church will be forming mission weeks to come. Groups to sponsor Catfish Kelly Offi ce Lisa Johnson Jill Clodfelter Solutions takes wins Longest wins Closest to 3rd Place. Drive #17 Ladies. the Pin #7 Ladies. Todd, Faye and Magen tell us the history of the club Roundup and benefit and their personal stories. STAFF REPORT cbc.com or call 325-0129. be provided at the event, as People may also call Tina well as free food and re- In June the Yadkin Val- Swaim with the Surry freshments. The event is ley Wheelin’ Sportsmen Longspurs - Yadkin Valley free to all disabled persons Steve Loftis wins Trey Scruggs Greg Shusky and Surry Longspurs will Wheelin’ Sportsmen ban- and their families. They are Longest Drive wins Closest to wins the 50/50 hold the fifth annual Cat- quet committee at 755- encouraged to bring out a #17 Mens. the Pin #7 Mens. cash drawing. fish Roundup Fun and Ac- 3600 or e-mail her at lawn chair and enjoy a tivity Day and sixth annual [email protected]. morning of activities. For More photos from the tournament next week….. Benefit and Fundraiser. On June 12, the groups more information on this The banquet sponsored will hold the fifth annual event, contact McMillian by these local chapters of “Catfish Roundup.” This or Scott Martin, NWTF re- The Chamber Surprise Patrol Members and Cross Creek Staff at the pavilion. Left to right- James Etringer Mark your calendars the National Wild Turkey event will take place at gional field supervisor. – WorkForce Carolina, Tanya Taylor – Chamber of Federation will take place Shelton Vineyards in Dob- Martin may be reached a Commerce, Tracy Webster – SouthData, Inc. Sheila Jones for these upcoming on June 10 at Mount Airy son from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. 244-0409 or – Mountain Valley Hospice & Palliative Care, Magen Atkinson, Todd Hutcherson and Faye Goard – Cross Business After Hours Events…… Elks Lodge. The doors will The roundup gives disabled [email protected]. Creek Country Club, Ginny Anderson – Greater Mount open at 6 p.m., and dinner persons the opportunity to The National Wild Airy Habitat for Humanity, Traci Hamilton- WorkForce will start at 7:30 p.m. Din- Carolina. Back row left to right – Kim Shelton – Haynes fish for catfish while being Turkey Federation is a na- Strand & Co., Allison Poteat – WorkForce Carolina and JUNE 24, 2010 ner and refreshments for assisted by volunteers. tional non-profit conserva- Betty Ann Collins – Chamber of Commerce. Yvonne Nichols the event will be provided During the event, Army tion and hunting organiza- – Chamber of Commerce took the photo. SouthData, Inc. by Tri-County Ridgerun- Sgt. 1st Class Dana Bow- tion. The federation spon- 5:30pm – 7:00pm ners. man will parachute into the sors many events to raise The cost for the banquet vineyard. She will para- funds for wild turkey con- 201 Technology Lane is $25 per ticket or $50 for chute in at 11 a.m., flying servation and the introduc- Mount Airy, NC 27030 a couple ticket. Sponsor the American flag in honor tion of the outdoors to packages for the benefit of soldiers. women, children and the and fundraiser vary from Live entertainment will disabled. JULY 15, 2010 $250 to $1,000. For more information, e- First Citizens Bank mail Manus McMillian, co- 5:30 – 7:00pm ordinator for Yadkin Valley Wheelin’ Sportsmen and Views of Cross Creek 502 North Main Street North Carolina State Country Club. Mount Airy, NC 27030 Wheelin’ Sportsmen, at [email protected] Send your Photos, Press Releases and other Business News to: We’ve Got More... 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Ten names are now and go right here in selves accursed protect the person standing forever immortalized. Surry County to they were not next to them day-in and Toll roads a bad idea Ten names have been honor their here, And hold day-out. carved into granite. friends and their their manhoods I did not know a single From the Winston-Salem Journal: Ten sons, brother, hus- family members. cheap whiles any one of those 10 people hon- bands, fathers, and friends They have a speaks That ored on Friday. I am not a were honored last Friday at place where they fought with us friend, a sister, a wife or a North Carolina’s march toward statewide toll roads is dedication ceremonies for can take their upon Saint daughter to any of them. under way. One toll road is being built, others are planned, two memorials. Two area children, their Crispin’s day.” But still I felt a sense of and the state’s most powerful politician says he’d like high schools saw fit to pay grandchildren, Throughout kinship to all of them. You booths along Interstate 95. tribute to their own who their nieces and this past week- see, I have friends who are Marc Basnight, state Senate president pro tem, recently have served their country nephews and tell end, I covered a serving in the military now. told the N.C. Insider newsletter that he wishes North Car- and in the process paid the them a little number of events I have friends who have olina had put tolls on I-95 last year. The road, which runs ultimate sacrifice. about these fall- relating to been, are and will soon be north-south through the eastern third of the state, is one of I had the opportunity to en heroes. And Memorial Day. in the Middle East fighting the nation’s busiest highways. attend the programs at both yes, they are all At these events, the same fight as some of The federal government’s approval is needed because it Surry Central and North heroes. the veterans in those whose very names is a federal highway. Unlike other parts of the interstate Surry high schools. As I Whether you Morgan Wall attendance were mark those monuments. I system, I-95 in North Carolina was built as a federal road. stood at these programs in believe in the honored as well know there are others in Portions of I-95 in other states were built with state money the sweltering heat, I found cause for which the ones who this county who have before the national system was created during the days of my glance continuing to they were fight- have since friends and family mem- President Dwight D. Eisenhower. Thus, they could charge move towards the families. ing or not does not matter. passed. At the ceremony in bers overseas now. It seems tolls. I couldn't seem to help it. I Whether they believed in Rockford, those in atten- fitting that on a weekend In Virginia, Gov. Bob McDonnell wants federal per- watched them as they lis- the cause also does not dance had the chance to meant to honor those who mission to charge tolls at the North Carolina border. This tened to the speakers and matter. What does matter is walk through the cemetery have fallen, we also re- would allow Virginia to collect between $30 million and later as they approached that they believed in each and place flags on the member those who keep on $60 million a year and hardly bother Virginians in the the memorials. And yes, I other, in their comrades in graves of veterans. As I fighting. I hope at some process. Mostly, Virginia would catch North Carolinians saw sorrow. That is to be arms. One of the speakers watched these events un- point over this weekend, traveling to work in Virginia, and tourists. expected. After all, they at the event quoted Shake- fold, I kept coming back to you took a few moments to Several years ago, a bill was filed to turn all of I-95 in were there to honor some- speare's famous speech that quote. All service men be thankful for your free- North Carolina into a toll road. The reaction from eastern- one who is no longer from “Henry V.” “We few, and women are a band of dom and to remember ers was swift and highly negative. They should have the among them. Whether that we happy few, we band of brothers and sisters. those who have taken up same response to Basnight’s call for tolls on I-95 today. loss was 30 years ago or brothers; For he to-day that Whether it is those who the call to protect it. Putting tolls on one interstate while others in the state three weeks ago, it was ob- sheds his blood with me fought for American free- Morgan Wall is a staff go without tolls is grossly unfair. In effect, North Carolini- vious that there was still an Shall be my brother; be he dom in the Revolutionary reporter for The Mount ans in the eastern portion of the state would be paying ache. ne’er so vile, This day shall War or those who are still Airy News. She can be twice to use their highway. First, in the form of the gas tax But what I also noticed gentle his condition; And serving in places like Iraq reached at and other state highway taxes. Second, in tolls. ... was pride and thankfulness. gentlemen in England now and Afghanistan. They are [email protected] or Similar unfairness will exist soon when Wake County They finally have a place to a-bed Shall think them- all related in their desire to 719-1929. opens its “southern outer beltline.” It will loop to the south of Cary and Raleigh. Motorists in those areas will pay a toll. But motorists on the northern outer beltline, headed to North Raleigh, Knightdale and Wendell, will not pay a His name will come up again toll. That is not right. The inequity won’t last forever if those who support tolls get their way. Soon, they’ll be talk of a tollbooth at Jim Burnett died last as if he’d been pen, the air crash good old summertime, he the Forsyth-Guilford line, or one to enter Charlotte. week at only 62 in his na- wise enough to that doesn’t oc- favored white linen suits The Good Roads State is slowly becoming the New tive Clinton, Ark. — of adopt the best cur, the excuses and a jaunty cane; he Jersey Turnpike. complications from the dia- piece of advice that don’t have could have been a stand-in betes he’d long lived with. Henry David to be made for a for Charles Laughton in When word got around that Thoreau ever failure of judg- “Advise and Consent.” He he didn’t have long, the gave: “Nothing ment compound- didn’t tell you anything Notable Quotes phone wouldn’t stop ring- can be more use- ed by a failure of you didn’t ask him about. ing. The dying man was ful to a man than regulation. “You got to be careful if you don’t know where you’re But his very manner getting calls from people a determination Here’s what seemed to say: “Is there going, because you might not get there.” he’d worked with in Wash- not to be hur- impressed most anything I can do for you? ington and at air crashes ried.” about Jim Bur- Just let me know.” He was — Yogi Berra around the country 20 The most nett: When he one of those stoic types years ago. prominent bene- left Washington, who could never be pro- Why? To quote ficiary of Jim he didn’t become voked, even by smart-alec Write your representatives Arkansas’ senior statesman Burnett’s slow, one more lobby- questions from inky and gentleman, John Paul steady concen- ist for a special wretches like me. Dobson Commissioners Hammerschmidt, now re- tration? Any pas- Paul interest. He just I’ve an idea we’ll be Mayor Ricky K. Draughn, P.O. Box 1021, Dobson, NC tired from Congress, it was senger who gets Greenberg went back home thinking wistfully of 27017, 356-8201 (business), 356-4462 (home) because Mr. Burnett was on an airliner to- to Arkansas and James Eugene Burnett Jr. simply “the best chairman day. To cite only took up where Clinton Dockery, P.O. Box 235, 356-8524 on future occasions — as the National Transportation a few examples he’d left off in when some high Washing- Lana Brendle, 223 Windsor Park Drive, P.O. Box 796, of Mr. Burnett’s Syndicated his hometown. Safety Board ever had. He ton muckety-muck like our was very diligent, very stu- work: Pilots are You’d never 356-9091 (business), 356-8508 (home) Columnist current secretary of home- John D. Lawson, 423 S. Main St., 356-8555 dious, a keen observer.” now required to know he was one The list of his qualities, steer well clear of the kind of the world’s experts on land insecurity assures us Gerri Martíne, 607 Blessing Drive, 386-4178 (home) especially the personal of storms that produce safety in aviation, not to the system worked when it Wayne Atkins, P.O. Box 351, 356-8962 ones, could go on and on. windshear, a deadly danger mention railroad trans- obviously it didn’t. His Mount Airy Commissioners But there was one thing that wasn’t fully appreciat- portation. He was also in- name may come up with some regularity. Unfortu- Mayor Deborah Cochran, P.O. Box 611, 710-0485 Jim Burnett wasn’t — the ed in the past. He also ducted into NASA’s Hall of fast study who rises high in pushed through regulations Fame in 1996 for his work nately. And we’ll remem- Steve Yokeley, 132 Greystone Lane, 710-0472; today’s Washington. He requiring the airlines to use in promoting a fire-resist- ber a public servant who [email protected] wasn’t interested on getting new collision-avoidance ant aircraft seat. New York didn’t think it his job to William Todd Harris, 403 W. Pine St., 719-2098 anywhere in a hurry, just systems — on the ground City’s subway system, shift the blame for security lapses — just to prevent Dean Brown, 380 Folly Farms Road, 789-1979 (home) getting there right. as well as in the air. And commuter airlines, high- There was nothing hasty that goes for regional air- way safety ... they all fell them. Jon Cawley, 508 Country Club Road, 786-7657 about the man. His was a lines, too. He filled gap af- under Jim Burnett’s watch- Paul Greenberg is the Teresa D. Lewis, 538 Montclaire Drive, 371-0344 patient, steady, meticulous ter gap in this country’s ful eye. And he had recom- Pulitzer prize-winning edi- Pilot Mountain Commissioners and utterly devoted ap- safety net. mendations/orders to issue torial page editor of the Mayor Earl Sheppard, 817 Sunset Drive, 368-4958 proach to the task at hand. The greatest tribute to about all of them. Arkansas Democrat- It, or you and your ques- the Jim Burnetts of the It was always a pleasure Gazette. His e-mail ad- Carolyn S. Boyles, 135 Lynchburg Road, 368-2556 tions if you were in his world is that their work to see his familiar, rotund dress is Sam Rule, 122 Northview Drive, 710-5504 presence, got Jim Burnett’s goes largely unnoticed. For figure shambling down an pgreenberg@arkansason- Linda Needham, 508 W. Main St., 368-5908 undivided attention. And the best testimonial to their airport corridor or squeez- line.com. Andrew French, 604 W. Main St., 368-9003 his powers of attention best efforts is negative: the ing into a bus at a national (C) 2010 TRIBUNE oil spill that doesn’t hap- political convention. In the Surry County Commissioners were considerable. It was MEDIA SERVICES, INC. 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. www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Tuesday, June 1, 2010 5 Market Report For breaking news, local business stories and stock Dow Jones Closed S&P 500 Closed information, go to: NASDAQ Closed BBuussiinneessss www.mtairynews.com Relief for Gulf is 2 months away with another well MATTHEW BROWN For the bid to succeed, until the well bore hole col- lons, according to govern- Louisiana’s coastal marsh- whether there was oil, ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER the bore hole must precise- lapsed or pressure in the ment estimates. es. Momgeri said. “There’s no ly intersect the damaged reservoir dropped to a point In the meantime, BP is More than 125 miles of oil here.” NEW ORLEANS — well. If it misses, BP will where oil was no longer turning to another risky Louisiana coastline already Though some tar balls The best hope for stopping have to back up its drill, pushed to the surface, procedure federal officials have been hit with oil. “It’s have been found on Missis- the flow of oil from the plug the hole it just created, Patzek said. acknowledge will likely, at just killing us by degrees,” sippi and Alabama barrier blown-out well at the bot- and try again. “I don’t admit the possi- least temporarily, cause 20 said Tulane University islands, oil from the spill tom of the Gulf of Mexico The trial-and-error bility of it not working,” he percent more oil — at least ecologist Tom Sherry. has not significantly fouled has been compared to hit- process could take weeks, said. 100,000 gallons a day — to It’s an area that histori- the shores. ting a target the size of a but it will eventually work, A third well could be add to the gusher. cally has been something Still, the perception that dinner plate with a drill scientists and BP said. drilled if the first two fail. Using robot submarines, of a superhighway for hur- it has soiled white sands more than two miles into Then engineers will then “We don’t know how BP plans to cut away the ricanes, too. and fishing areas threatens the earth, and is anything pump mud and cement much oil is down there, and riser pipe this week and If a major storm rolls in, to cripple the tourist econo- but a sure bet on the first through pipes to ultimately hopefully we’ll never know place a cap-like contain- the relief well operations my, said Linda Hornsby, attempt. seal the well. when the relief wells ment valve over the would have to be suspend- executive director of the Bid after bid has failed As the drilling reaches work,” BP spokesman John blowout preventer. The ed and then re-started, Mississippi Hotel and to stanch what has already deeper into the earth, the Curry said. company hopes it will cap- adding more time to the Lodging Association become the nation’s worst- process is slowed by build- The company was start- ture the majority of the oil, process. Plugging the Ixtoc “It’s not here. It may ever spill, and BP PLC is ing pressure and the in- ing to collect and analyze sending it to the surface. was also hampered by hur- never be here. It’s costing a readying another attempt as creasing distance that well data on how much oil “If you’ve got to cut that ricane season, which be- lot of money to counter that early as Wednesday, this casings must travel before might be in the reservoir riser, that’s risky. You gins Tuesday and is pre- perception,” Hornsby said. one a cut-and-cap process they can be set in place. when the rig exploded could take a bad situation dicted to be very active. “First it was cancelations, Still, the three months it April 20, he said. and make it worse,” said Three of the worst to put a lid on the leaking but that evolved to a de- wellhead so oil can be si- could take to finish the re- BP’s uncertainty state- Ed Overton, a Louisiana storms ever to hit the Gulf lief wells — the first of ment is reasonable, given State University professor coast — Betsy in 1965, crease in calls and there’s phoned to the surface. no way to measure that.” But the best-case sce- which started May 2 — is they only had drilled one of environmental sciences. Camille in 1969 and Katri- quicker than a typical deep well, according to Doug The latest attempt to na in 2005 — all passed Yet there was fear the nario of sealing the leak is oil would eventually hit the two relief wells being well, which can take four Rader, an ocean scientist capture the well comes af- over the leak site. months or longer, said Tad with the Environmental ter BP failed to plug the On the Gulf coast other Gulf coast states. drilled diagonally into the Hentzel Yucles, of Gulf- gushing well — tricky Patzek, chair of the Petrole- Defense Fund. leak Saturday with its top beaches, tropical weather business that won’t be um and Geosystems Engi- Two relief wells stopped kill, which shot mud and was far from some tourists’ port, Miss., hung out on the ready until August. neering Department at the the world’s worst peace- pieces of rubber into the minds. beach with his wife and “The probability of University of Texas- time spill, from a Mexican well but couldn’t beat back On Biloxi beach, Paul sons. them hitting it on the very Austin. BP already has a rig called Ixtoc 1 that the pressure of the oil. Dawa and his friend “Katrina was bad. I first shot is virtually nil,” good picture of the differ- dumped 140 million gal- The location of the spill Ezekial Momgeri sipped know this is a different said David Rensink, in- ent layers of sand and rock lons off the Yucatan Penin- couldn’t be worse. Coronas after a night gam- type of situation, but it’s coming president of the its drill bits will meet be- sula. That plug took nearly To the south lies an es- bling at the Hard Rock going to affect everybody,” American Association of cause of the work it did on 10 months beginning in the sential spawning ground Casino. Both men, origi- he said. Petroleum Geologists, who the blown-out well. summer of 1979. Drilling for imperiled Atlantic nally from Kenya, drove ——— spent most of his 39 years On the slim chance the technology has vastly im- bluefin tuna and sperm from Memphis, Tenn., and Associated Press writers in the oil industry in off- relief well doesn’t work, proved since then, howev- whales. To the east and were chased off the beach Kevin McGill, Ben Nuckols shore exploration. “If they scientists weren’t sure ex- er. west, coral reefs and the by a storm, not oil. and Greg Bluestein in Cov- get it on the first three or actly how much — or how So far, the Gulf oil spill coastal fisheries of Florida, “We talked about it and ington, La., and Holbrook four shots they’d be very long — the oil would flow. has leaked between 19.7 Alabama, Mississippi and we decided to come down Mohr in Biloxi, Miss., con- lucky.” The gusher would continue million and 43 million gal- Texas. And to the north, and see for ourselves” tributed to this report. Scientists warn of unseen deepwater oil disaster Fed chief forecasts MATTHEW BROWN Many of those species are now in only hint at the scope of a potential ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER their annual spawning seasons. Eggs calamity that could last years and un- exposed to oil would quickly perish. ravel the Gulf’s food web. delicate dance ahead Those that survived to hatch could Concerns about damage to the NEW ORLEANS — Independent JEANNINE AVERSA scientists and government officials starve if the plankton at the base of fishery already is turning away poten- say there’s a disaster we can’t see in the food chain suffer. Larger fish are tial customers for charter boat cap- AP ECONOMICS WRITER the Gulf of Mexico’s mysterious more resilient, but not immune to the tains such as Troy Wetzel of Venice. depths, the ruin of a world inhabited toxic effects of oil. To get to waters unaffected by the WASHINGTON — The delicate task ahead for the by enormous sperm whales and tiny, The Gulf’s largest spill was in spill, Wetzel said he would have to Federal Reserve and other central banks is deciding when invisible plankton. 1979, when the Ixtoc I platform off take his boat 100 miles or more into to start boosting interest rates and reeling in all the stimu- Researchers have said they have Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula blew up the Gulf — jacking up his fuel costs lus pumped out during the global financial crisis, Fed found at least two massive underwa- and released 140 million gallons of to where only the wealthiest clients Chairman Ben Bernanke said Sunday. ter plumes of what appears to be oil, oil. But that was in relatively shallow could afford to go fishing. Bernanke, however, didn’t provide any new clues on each hundreds of feet deep and waters — about 160 feet deep — and Significant amounts of crude oil that front. stretching for miles. Yet the chief ex- much of the oil stayed on the surface seep naturally from thousands of As is typically the case in the early stages of an eco- ecutive of BP PLC — which has for where it broke down and became less small rifts in the Gulf’s floor — as nomic recovery, central bank officials “will have to weigh weeks downplayed everything from toxic by the time it reached the Texas much as two Exxon Valdez spills the risks of a premature exit against those of leaving ex- the amount of oil spewing into the coast. every year, according to a 2000 report pansionary policy in place for too long,” Bernanke said in Gulf to the environmental impact — But last week, a team from the from government and academic re- prepared remarks to a conference sponsored by the Bank said there is “no evidence” that huge University of South Florida reported searchers. Microbes that live in the of Korea in Seoul, South Korea. amounts of oil are suspended under- a plume was headed toward the conti- water break down the oil. The Fed’s chief’s remarks were prerecorded and deliv- sea. nental shelf off the Alabama coast- The number of microbes that grow ered via video link. BP CEO Tony Hayward said the line, waters thick with fish and other in response to the more concentrated Tightening credit too soon risks short-circuiting coun- oil naturally gravitates to the surface marine life. BP spill could tip that system out of tries’ economic recoveries. Waiting too long could risk un- — and any oil below was just making The researchers said oil in the balance, LSU oceanographer Mark leashing inflation and sparking a dangerous new wave of its way up. However, researchers say plumes had dissolved into the water, Benfield said. speculation like the one that powered the housing boom the disaster in waters where light possibly a result of chemical disper- Too many microbes in the sea and its devastating bust. doesn’t shine through could ripple sants used to break up the spill. That could suck oxygen from the water, Because economic conditions vary country by country, across the food chain. makes it more dangerous to fish lar- creating an uninhabitable hypoxic the appropriate time to start tightening credit, varies, too, “Every fish and invertebrate con- vae and creatures that are filter feed- area, or “dead zone.” Bernanke said. “To guide these important decisions, each tacting the oil is probably dying. I ers. Preliminary evidence of increased central bank will have to carefully monitor economic de- have no doubt about that,” said Responding to Hayward’s asser- hypoxia in the Gulf was seen during velopments in its own jurisdiction,” he said. Prosanta Chakrabarty, a Louisiana tion, one researcher noted that scien- an early May cruise aboard the R/V In the United States, the Fed has held a key interest rate at tists from several different universi- Pelican, carrying researchers from the a record low near zero since December 2008. Just last month, State University fish biologist. he repeated a pledge to hold rates at super-low levels for an On the surface, a 24-hour camera ties have come to similar conclusions University of Georgia, the University about the plumes after doing separate of Mississippi and the University of “extended period” to nurture the fledging recovery. fixed on the spewing, blown-out well Fears that a spreading debt crisis in Europe could hurt and the images of dead, oil-soaked testing. Southern Mississippi. No major fish kills have been re- An estimated 910,000 gallons of the U.S. recovery are prompting some economists to pre- birds have been evidence of the dict the Fed will be on the sidelines for longer than antici- calamity. At least 20 million gallons ported, but federal officials said the dispersants — enough to fill more impacts could take years to unfold. than 100 tanker trucks — are con- pated. A growing number of economists now think the Fed of oil and possibly 43 million gallons will hold rates at record lows — well into next year, or have spilled since the Deepwater “This is just a giant experiment tributing a new toxin to the mix. Con- going on and we’re trying to under- taining petroleum distillates and perhaps into 2012. Just a month ago, many had thought Horizon drilling rig exploded and the Fed would start raising rates near the end of this year. sank in April. stand scientifically what this means,” propylene glycol, the dispersants’ ef- said Roger Helm, a senior official fects on marine life are still unknown. Under the leadership of its new governor, Kim That has far eclipsed the 11 mil- Choong-soo, the Bank of Korea last month also left its key lion gallons released during the with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Ser- What is known is that by breaking vice. down oil into smaller droplets, dis- interest rate at a record low of 2 percent. Kim and other Exxon Valdez spill off Alaska’s coast BOK policymakers must eventually decide when South in 1989. But there is no camera to In 2009, LSU’s Chakrabarty dis- persants reduce the oil’s buoyancy, Korea’s economic recovery is strong enough to withstand capture what happens in the rest of covered two new species of bottom- slowing or stalling the crude’s rise to higher borrowing costs. the vast Gulf, which sprawls across dwelling pancake batfish about 30 the surface and making it harder to Another challenge for central bank officials will be to 600,000 square miles and reaches miles off the Louisiana coastline — track the spill. make good use of the lessons learned during the global fi- more than 14,000 feet at its deepest right in line with the pathway of the Dispersing the oil lower into the nancial crisis, which hit its worst point in the fall of 2008, point. spill caused when the Deepwater water column protects beaches, but to sharpen its crisis-fighting tools, Bernanke said. Every night, the denizens of the Horizon burned and sank April 24. also keeps it in cooler waters where Countries, revamping financial regulations to better deep make forays to shallower depths By the time an article in the Jour- oil does not break down as fast. That prevent another crisis, must work together to make sure to eat — and be eaten by — other nal of Fish Biology detailing the dis- could prolong the oil’s potential to the reforms are “consistent and coordinated across coun- fish, according to marine scientists covery appears in the August edition, poison fish, said Larry McKinney, di- tries,” Bernanke said. Congress is moving closer to a final who describe it as the largest migra- Chakrabarty said, the two species — rector of the Harte Research Institute package. On a global level, leaders of the Group of Twen- tion on earth. which pull themselves along the at Texas A&M University-Corpus ty countries meet next month in Canada, where financial In turn, several species closest to seafloor with feet-like fins — could Christi. reform is a top issue. the surface — including red snapper, be gone or in serious decline. “There’s a school of thought that shrimp and menhaden — help drive “There are species out there that says we’ve made it worse because of the Gulf Coast fishing industry. Oth- haven’t been described, and they’re the dispersants,” he said. ers such as marlin, cobia and yel- going to disappear,” he said. ——— lowfin tuna sit atop the food chain Recent discoveries of endangered Associated Press writer Jason and are chased by the Gulf’s charter sea turtles soaked in oil and 22 dol- Dearen contributed to this report from fishing fleet. phins found dead in the spill zone San Francisco. ‘Shrek’ better than ‘Sex’ with $43M at box office DAVID GERMAIN No. 2 with a $32.1 million the sequel to open at No. 1. trall, Kristin Davis and AP MOVIE WRITER debut that came in far be- But the fourth “Shrek” Cynthia Nixon — for an low the $56.8 million open- installment, itself opening adventure in Abu Dhabi. LOS ANGELES — ing weekend of its prede- far below the previous se- Dan Fellman, head of dis- Movie audiences are show- cessor two years ago. quels, held up strongly in tribution for Warner Bros., ing more appetite for Shrek Along with a $14.2 million its second weekend. Family estimated that “Sex and the than for sex over Memorial haul in its first day Thurs- crowds continued to pack City 2” will have taken in Day weekend. day, “Sex and the City 2” theaters for what is billed about $53 million in its first DreamWorks Anima- has brought in $46.3 mil- as the final big-screen tale five days once Memorial Day tion’s sequel “Shrek Forev- lion. featuring voice stars Mike receipts are counted. er After” remained the No. Debuting at No. 3 with Myers, Cameron Diaz, Ed- While that would be less 1 movie for a second week- $30.2 million was Disney’s die Murphy and Antonio than the three-day opening end with $43.3 million action tale “Prince of Per- Banderas. weekend for the first from Friday to Sunday. The sia: The Sands of Time.” Women made up 90 per- movie, the sequel still film raised its domestic to- Even with bad reviews cent of the audience for could match the $152.6 tal to $133.1 million. and a running time of near- “Sex and the City 2,” million domestic total of That easily topped the ly two and a half hours for which reunites the stars of “Sex and the City” if it Warner Bros. sequel “Sex “Sex and the City 2,” many the HBO series — Sarah holds up well in subsequent and the City 2,” which was in Hollywood had expected Jessica Parker, Kim Cat- weekends, Fellman said. 6 Tuesday, June 1, 2010 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com After rain-out, Obama delivers speech back home DARLENE SUPERVILLE ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER

ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE, Md. — President Barack Obama says the meaning of Memorial Day is found in the story of ordinary Americans who become ex- traordinary for one simple reason: love of country. Paying respects to the nation’s war dead, the command- er in chief says these fallen heroes had such a deep love of country that they willingly sacrificed their own lives to protect it. Obama says the nation owes them its security, prosperi- ty and freedoms, and that it falls to each of us to preserve them for future generations. The president spoke at Andrews Air Force Base outside Washington after returning from Chicago. He was to speak earlier Monday at Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery in Elwood, Ill., but a severe thunderstorm halted the ceremony. Father, son die in N.C. lake after try to save girl MILL SPRING (AP) — Rescuers say a father and son drowned in a North Carolina lake after they jumped in to MEGHANN EVANS/THE NEWS MEGHANN EVANS/THE NEWS try and save a young child from drowning. City Commissioner Teresa Lewis gives remarks at the Mayor Pro Tem Todd Harris reads a proclamation at Multiple media outlets report 48-year-old William city’s Memorial Day service. the Mount Airy Memorial Day Service. Butch Jackson and 21-year-old William Butch Jackson Jr. wen were on a boat Sunday afternoon on Lake Adger when the elder Jackson’s young daughter fell in the water. Authorities say the father and his adult son jumped in to rescue the girl, but the pair never surfaced. Their bodies were recovered hours later. Officials say the girl was wearing a life preserver and was rescued by a woman on shore. Authorities say the coves in the lake have a number of tree stumps and other places where swimmers can get en- tangled. Woman killed on side of N.C. road as her son watches WINSTON-SALEM (AP) — Police say a man fatally attacked a woman on the side of a North Carolina road while their 6-year-old son watched. Davidson County Sheriff David Grice told multiple media outlets that 54-year-old Beresford Campbell was ar- rested shortly after the attack Sunday morning. Grice says 48-year-old Beverly Wiley was found lying just off the road, bleeding from several wounds. The sheriff says an off-duty police officer managed to take Campbell into custody and give first aid to Wiley. Grice says the couple had a son who was in the car MEGHANN EVANS/THE NEWS when his mother was attacked, but he was not injured. Members of American Legion H.G. Post 123 and Marine Corps League of Surry County Detachment 1322 pre- It wasn’t immediately clear in Campbell had an attor- pare to give a rifle volley salute at the Mount Airy Memorial Day Service. ney. DAY: Continued from page 1

attend Memorial Day ob- servances. Of the service, Do- nathan said, “It means a great deal. No matter what branch of service you were in, a veteran is a veteran, and they all sacrificed in one way or another.” In addition to Lewis, YYourour PPoolool & HotHot TTubub SSpecialist!pecialist! several other people partic- ipated in the service. The event began at 11 a.m. with a call to order by Mayor Pro Tem Todd Harris, who was filling in for Mayor Deborah Cochran. After Harris opened the service, the city Honor Guard pre- sented the colors, followed by Elizabeth Martin singing the National An- them. The Honor Guard MEGHANN EVANS/THE NEWS then posted the colors, and The City Honor Guard presents the colors at the Mount Airy Memorial Day Ser- Lewis delivered an invoca- 639 Independence Blvd. tion. vice. Located within Choice Physical Therapy & Chiropractic Harris read a proclama- the Honor Guard. ule would be changed. She said, “You have to Mount Airy, NC tion from the mayor re- After the service, Lewis Martin’s father, father- have flags for Memorial garding Memorial Day be- said, “I thought the turnout in-law and husband are all Day.” 336-783-9400 fore Lewis delivered her was good ... I would like to veterans. She said, “I’m “We have to honor and HydraFacial - first treatment speech. The Honor Guard just honored that I can be a respect those who died,” $75.00 then placed a wreath at the see more people attend- ing.” part of this service to honor Eskridge said. Laser Hair Reduction - buy 1 get 1 FREE War Memorial, and Martin the veterans. That’s spe- Memorial Day is a fed- performed “God Bless She estimated that per- IPL - 30% off regular prices haps 200 people were in cial.” eral holiday observed the America” while the crowd Gary Pruett attended the last Monday of May each sang along. Members of attendance. She said it FREE 10 minute HydroMassage. would be a good idea to observance yesterday. He year. It commemorates American Legion H.G. served during the Korean American soldiers who Call today for your FREE consultation! Post 123 and Marine Corps have school children take a field trip to attend the War and said, “I’m very have died while serving League of Surry County much a patriot.” their country. The day was Detachment 1322 then service in the future. Eliz- William E. Refvem, M.D. • Robert V. Williamson, M.D. abeth Martin also noticed He noticed some people officially named “Memori- gave a rifle volley salute, in the crowd that had lost al Day” in 1967 and was Jason L. Ferris, P.A.-C and the American Legion that youth were absent. moved to the last Monday members played taps. The She said that school was loved ones in the war. Pruett said that made the in May in 1971, but similar Angela C. Stroup, OTR/L service concluded with the still in session, but hope- observances took place withdrawal of the colors by fully next year the sched- service more real to him. Douglas P. Coe, P.T. “It’s really a great thing from many years earlier. to honor them,” he said. Contact Meghann Georgia Yeager Es- Evans at 708 S. South Street • PO Box 472 Hwy. 89W @ kridge handed out Ameri- [email protected] Mount Airy, NC 27030 can flags at the service. or 719-1952. Phone (336) 719-0011 I-74/I-77 Fax (336) 719-0381 Mt. Airy, NC. Gifts, Primatives All Types Sheet Metal Work www.blueortho.com (336) 352-3500 & Antiques Furnaces Installed OPEN Mon-Sat 10-6 Heat Pumps Installed Westfi eld Fence Builders Original owner: Rhonda Collins “Let us protect your surroundings” VAUGHAN HEATING & A/C LLC Residential and Commercial Bring this coupon in for 10% off 669 Old Low Gap Road Chain Link, Wood, Vinyl, Split Rail, Security, Farm,Privacy, 1 item at regular price Ballfi elds and Back Stops, Construction Site Insured Mt. Airy, NC 27030 (336) 320-3847 - (336) 320-2880 fax WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD!!! Owners: Danny Golding and Randy McBride “We Service What We Sell” Installer: Jay Barger T R U S T RANDY J. VAUGHAN, Owner FREE ESTIMATES Duke Power And Surry Yadkin EMC Dealers Mount Airy, NC WATSONʼS USED CARS We’ve Got More... 336-813-3483/336-786-5462 6353 Westfi eld Rd. Westfi eld LLOCALOCAL 351-3210 News • Sports • Ads www.mtairynews.com 1986 - 2010 The Mount Airy News 24 years www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Tuesday, June 1, 2010 7

Submissions to the com- and third Thursdays of clogging classes every Griffith Show. For more in- The Lambsburg Ruri- This event is free. For more munity calendar need to be each month at 5:30 p.m. Thursday from 5:30 to 6:30 formation or to register for tan Club has a dance June information, call the Surry in writing and arrive or be This is an informal artists p.m. in the Surry Arts a lecture, email 12 and June 26 from 7 to Arts Council at 786-7998 brought into The Mount group for anyone interested Council dance room. This [email protected] or 10 p.m. featuring the or visit www.surryarts.org. Airy News office before 5 in exploring their creative class is perfect for all be- call 786-1604. Sounds of Now and Then. Veterans of Foreign p.m. at least five days be- side. These discussions are ginners as well as more ad- n Mother’s Community Concessions are available. Wars meet the second fore the event should ap- presented free at the FAC vanced students, and all Connection is for parents The Lambsburg Monday of each month at 7 pear in the newspaper. Be building, 129 Church St., ages are welcome. The cost with concerns in education, Community Center will be p.m. at Veterans Park. sure to include the full Elkin. For more informa- of the class is $25 a month. discipline and family fun. hosting cruise-ins from 5 name and address of the tion, call 835-2025. For more information, call Learn about nutrition, p.m. until dark on the June 2 event; the time, day and The Woman’s Club the Surry Arts Council at healthy living, raising a grounds of the former ele- New River Trail State date of the event; and a of Mount Airy meets the 786-7998 or visit www.sur- family on a budget and mentary school in Lambs- Park is hosting the second contact phone number in fourth Tuesday of each ryarts.org. more. Group sessions are burg, Va. Bring old cars, annual “Take a Kid Fishing case our staff has any ques- month at 5:30 p.m. The The Surry Arts Coun- held every Thursday from trucks or bikes and join in Day” from 1 to 4:30 p.m. tions. Information may be club is seeking new mem- cil presents The Andy Grif- 10:30 a.m. to noon at Surry the fun with food, music, Participants will meet at mailed to: The Mount Airy bers. The Woman’s Club of fith Museum. The museum SCAN. For more informa- dancing and fellowship. Foster Falls River Compa- News, 319 N. Renfro St., Mount Airy is a member of is adjacent to the Andy tion, call Heather Hunter at Music will be provided by ny for sign in. Door prizes Mount Airy, NC 27030; the General Federation of Griffith Playhouse, 218 789-0111 ext. 221. Off the Cuff, June 19; The will be given away faxed to 789-2816; or Woman’s Clubs of North Rockford St., Mount Airy. n Join the Mount Airy Fenders’, Aug. 21; and throughout the day. A tro- emailed to Carolina. It is a service or- Eng and Chang Bunker, the Museum of Regional His- Sounds Now and Then, phy will be awarded to the [email protected] ganization which gives world famous pair of con- tory the first Friday of Sept. 18. 50/50 will be sold biggest fish caught in each m. back to the community in joined twins, lived most of every month for fun and during the event. There is age group. Bring a fishing many ways including their lives and raised their fantasy as stories related to no admission and all pro- pole, bait, plenty of water Ongoing scholarships for local stu- families in Mount Airy. the museum’s exhibits are ceeds will go toward the and sun screen. This event Jamming in Jamsburg dents and projects around Dozens of Bunker descen- read. Explore history and maintenance and restora- is free, but a parking fee is in Lambsburg, Va., is held Surry County. Anyone in- dants still reside in the nature through books, ac- tion of the Lambsburg required. For more infor- every Friday from 7 to 11 terested in attending a area. The Surry Arts Coun- tivities and more. Community Center. For mation and to preregister, p.m. at the Community meeting should contact cil operates an exhibit on Voice of the Blue more information, call call the park office at (276) Center. Bluegrass, old- Wendy at 786-5747. the renowned Siamese Ridge is held every third Phillip Berrier at 648-2078 699-6778. time, gospel and other Clayworks is having Twins. The collection is Saturday at the Downtown or email pberrier@hugh- June 3 types of music will be play- open studio for ceramics in open Monday through Fri- Cinema Theatre, 142 N. es.net. Millennium Charter ing. Situated at the foot of Elkin on Wednesdays from day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Main St., Mount Airy. The Joey Marion will be Academy elementary stu- the Sugar Loaf Mountain 9 a.m. to noon on Front Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 show starts at 7:30 p.m. teaching a nine-week the- dents will perform “Joseph and surrounded by the Street. This is for adults p.m. and Sunday from 1:30 Tickets are $7 and children atrical dance class begin- and the Amazing Techni- mountains makes a beauti- who would like studio time to 4:30 p.m. Admission is a 12 and younger free. For ning June 1 and will teach a color Dreamcoat” at the ful backdrop for the jam. to work on their own proj- minimum donation of $3 more information, contact course of acting starting Andy Griffith Playhouse. There’s plenty of space in- ects with or without in- per person. For more infor- the Surry Arts Council at June 2 in the Andy Griffith Tickets are $5 at the door doors and outdoors. There struction. The cost is $145 mation, contact the Surry 786-7998. Playhouse. On Tuesdays and the public is invited to are concessions with the for 12 sessions. Start any Arts Council at 786-7998. The town of Historic and Thursdays in June and attend. clean entertainment for the date, work on the project of Copeland Seniors Hillsville announces an ex- July from 5:30 to 6:30 June 3-6 whole family. All musi- your choosing. To register, meet the second Wednes- panded summer concert p.m., he will teach this the- Wally Bram Caravan cians and music lovers are call the Yadkin Valley Craft day of each month at the and classic car cruise-in se- atrical dance class with a Club International, Inc. invited to come play, dance Guild at 835-2717. For Copeland Ruritan Building, ries, all free of charge. This focus on technique and will hold a rally at Mayber- or just listen and enjoy. Ad- more information, visit across from Copeland year’s schedule will in- movement. The cost of the ry Campground. The rally mission is free, and conces- www.yadkinvalleycraft- School, at 10:30 a.m. fol- clude five events, all begin- course is $60 for the entire leader is Lirida Fishel. For sions are available. guild.org. lowed by a covered-dish ning around 5:30 p.m. and nine-week class. On more information, call 922- The Surry Arts Coun- Every Thursday, the meal. concluding around 9:30 Wednesdays in June and 6862. cil presents free fiddle, gui- Mount Airy Public Library Pilot Mountain VFW p.m. Jailhouse Square will July from 5:45 to 6:45 June 4 tar and banjo lessons for will have Game Night at 6 and Ladies Auxiliary mem- be home to beach music, p.m., acting will be taught. The Mount Airy Lit- kids downstairs at the Andy p.m. The library will have bers meet the second food, beverages, children’s The cost of the course is tle League Bears will have Griffith Playhouse every games like Scrabble, Bog- Thursday of each month at activities and dancing $60 for the entire nine- a 31 bingo at Jones School Thursday evening. Master gle, Uno, Life, Sorry, 7 p.m. at the VFW Post while the Historic Down- week class. For more infor- Cafeteria. Doors will open musician Jim Vipperman Yahtzee, Trivial Pursuit Home on N.C. 268. The town area will house the mation and to register, call at 6 p.m. and games will teaches fiddle at 5:30 p.m., and other games available meeting starts at 7 p.m. and ever-growing “Classic Car the Surry Arts Council at begin at 7 p.m. Conces- and guitar and banjo at to play. is followed by finger food. Cruise Ins.” This year’s 786-7998 or email sions will be available for 6:15 p.m. No sign-up re- The Beulah Ruritan The Photography band schedule is: June 26, [email protected]. purchase. The cost is 20 quired, instruments are Club will have a dance Club meets on the third The Entertainers; July 24, Live Children’s The- games for $20. Six door available for use during the every Friday from 7:30 to Tuesday of every month. Craig Woolard Band; Aug. atre will kick off with a prize tickets are $5. The lessons. For more informa- 10:30 p.m. Admission is Each meeting will have a 21, Jim Quick and Coast- free series that will run all coverall is $5. Raffle tick- tion, call 786-7998. $5. Children under the age brief presentation, address- line; and Sept. 11, Mark summer at the Blackmon ets are $1 each. For more A Jam Session will be of 12 are free. For more in- ing areas in which the Roberts and Breeze. The Amphitheatre. Mark and information, call Travis held every Thursday from formation, call 352-3383. group members have ex- concerts begin around 5:30 Sizemore at 710-8727 or pressed an interest. Follow- p.m. For more information, Linda Donnell and their 7 to 10 p.m., free at the Meetings will be held cast will present live inter- Michelle Jenkins at 401- Andy Griffith Playhouse. each Thursday at Bojangles ing the discussion, there call Larry South at (276) 3881. will be an opportunity for 728-2128 ext. 16 or email active theater for young A Jam Session will be from 6 to 8 p.m. for those people every Tuesday at 7 The Mount Airy Mu- held every Saturday from 9 healing from a broken mar- questions on the presenta- [email protected] seum of Regional History tion or other topics. There m. p.m., June 8 through Aug. to 11 am, free at the Down- riage. 3. In the event of rain, the will have its fourth annual town Cinema Theater. Jam sessions will be will also be time to show Mayberry Ballroom book and author dinner at photographs. Email to be Dance will be having performance will be held at WPAQ 740 AM pres- held every Friday from 7 to the Downtown Cinema. See EVENTS, page 8 ents a live radio broadcast 10 p.m. at the Willis Gap placed on the email list for dances at Pro Health Fit- every Saturday from 11 am Community Center. Jam- meeting information and ness Center, 280 N. Pointe to 1:30 p.m. at the Down- mers of all skill levels are topics, Robert Merritt at Blvd., Mount Airy, on June town Cinema Theater. invited to attend. Enjoy a [email protected] or 12, July 10, Aug. 14 and Every Thursday night of fun, food, friends Hobart Jones at summer- Sept. 11. Lessons will be evening, the American Le- and fellowship while hear- [email protected], or call Ho- from 7 to 7:45 p.m. and the rrankank bart Jones at 710-0139. dance will be from 7:45 to F gion Post 123 hosts Bingo ing bluegrass, old-time, at the American Legion country and gospel music. Meetings take place in the 10:30 p.m. Visitors are $8 Free Hall at Veterans Park, 691 Admission is free. downstairs classroom of and USA Dance Members llemingeming Estimates the Andy Griffith Play- are $5. Youth, full-time stu- F W. Lebanon St. in Mount The Wings of Glory Airy. Cash prizes total up Christian Bikers Ministry house at 7 p.m. dents, are $3. Dress casual The Surry County and bring a snack. Bever- Body Shop & 2162 Springs Road to $2,400 being paid. Early will meet the first Monday Mount Airy Birds start at 6:30 p.m. and night of each month at Center of the North Caroli- ages will be provided. For Collision Center regular games start at 7 Prime Sirloin in Mount na Cooperative Extension more information, call the Frank Fleming, owner p.m. Doors open at 5 p.m. Airy. Fellowship will begin has a new series of You, Mayberry Ballroom Dance Free coffee is offered and at 6 p.m. and the meeting Me & Diabetes classes are Committee at 374-2712 or 786-9244 drinks and snacks are sold. will start at 7 p.m. Anyone planned. The series will be (276) 755-3072. Everyone is welcome. For who rides a motorcycle or held as follows: June 2 The 2010 Summer more information, call 710- who would like to join with from noon to 1 p.m. at Co- Arts Series is ongoing at 7322. helping is invited to attend. operative Extension. To the Blackmon Amphithe- If you or a family For more information, call register or for more infor- atre. The Surry Arts Coun- member is struggling with Brent Wall at 374-0830. mation, call 401-8025. cil sponsors the summer se- substance abuse, help is a The Mount Airy Pub- Neal Brower, author ries with events every Fri- phone call away. Twin City lic Library will have “Wii of “Mayberry 101,” will be day and Saturday from • Free Estimates Area Narcotics Anony- Wednesdays” beginning at giving a series of lectures May through September. • Financing Available mous Helpline is available 3:30 p.m. each Wednesday. on “The Andy Griffith For more information, call 24 hours a day at (800) In order to play, players Show” this spring at the the SAC at 786-7998 or 1652 North Andy Griffi th Parkway 365-1035 or at will have to have a library Andy Griffith Museum, visit www.surryarts.org. Mt. Airy, NC 27030 www.teana.org. Call or vis- card in good standing. 218 Rockford St., Mount Mayberry Cool Cars (336) 789-8227 it the Web site for meeting Thursday nights are “Game Airy. Brower is a great & Rods Cruise-In will have fashionfl oorsofmountairy.com schedules and additional Night” at the library start- scholar of “The Andy Grif- cruising, music, food, information. This is a 12- ing at 6 p.m. fith Show,” having taught a shopping, 50/50 drawings continuing education and door prizes every step recovery program. The Surry Arts Coun- EEASTAST OOAKAK STREETSTREET course entitled “The Andy fourth Saturday of the PProduceroduce Catch a tribute to cil presents clogging work- Griffith Show: An In- month April through Octo- “The King” on the second shops and classes taught by Depth Study” more than 20 ber, except September, PPRODUCERODUCE SSeedseeds Saturday of each month at Samantha Wilhelmi. These times at North Carolina from 3 p.m. until. This 504 East Oak St. Mt. Airy the Andy Griffith Play- clogging lessons are per- community colleges. Each event is sponsored by May- 336-786-9267 FFlowerlower house. Professional tribute fect for all ages and dance lecture is $10 and includes berry Cruisers and Mount artist Jimmy W. Johnson abilities, from beginner to admission the Andy Grif- Airy Downtown Business Under new ownership PPlantslants brings a unique Elvis per- advanced. Workshops will fith Museum. The lecture Association. At the former Kasco location formance. Showtime is 3 be held before the monthly dates and topics are June 5 The N.A.A.C.P. Mon.-Sat. 8-6; Sun. 9-5 CCandiesandies p.m. Prices for the shows Old-Time Dances in the at 2 p.m., The Influence of meets every third Sunday are as follows: first 10 rows Old-Time Music Hall, be- Southern Culture and of the month at Spencer ALL TIME SPECIAL $ 49 & MMuchuch MMore!ore! are $25, last 10 rows are low the Andy Griffith Mu- Mount Airy on The Andy Funeral Home. NEESE’S SAUSAGE Pkg. $20, balcony seats are $15. seum in Mount Airy, 218 2 Contact the Surry Arts Rockford St., from 5:30 to Council to reserve tickets 6:30 p.m. The workshop is Voted Best Dry Cleaners in Mt. Airy 3 Years in a Row! at 786-7998. free with the purchase of a The Disabled Ameri- dance ticket. The dance 4 can Veterans meets the starts at 7 p.m. and admis- locations fourth Thursday of each sion is $5. Popular old-time to serve month at the National dance band The Slate Guard Armory in Mount Mountain Ramblers will you... Airy at 7 p.m. Meetings are provide the music for the HILLSVILLE open to all members and dance. The Old-Time their families. Dance and Clogging Work- 209 Spring Street • Mount Airy GALAX Join the Foothills shop are held on the first [email protected] MOUNT AIRY Arts Council for The Saturday of every month. E-Mail: [email protected] 336-786-2325 Artists Forum on the first Also, Wilhelmi is teaching PILOT MOUNTAIN Web Site: www.garsonmcmillianrealestate.com

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There Dobson, from 11 a.m. to AGES: through downtown and shoes and extra snacks. A will be music, games, food, noon for a Summer Energy take pictures of anything Continued from page 7 boxed lunch will be provid- an inflatable water slide Conservation class. For Continued from page 1 related to water. On the ed. Fishermen can bring a and swim demonstrations. more information or to reg- fishing pole and try fishing For more information, call ister, call N.C. Cooperative way back, they will get to Cross Creek Country Club on the way. Children ages 6 Bonita Stanley at 460- ries this week. enjoy some milkshakes. with Sharyn McCrumb and and older are welcome. The 7681. Extension at 401-8025. The farewell potluck On Aug. 4, participants Adam Edwards as the cost is $25 per person. All June 14 June 10-14 party will take place Aug. will get to make a collage speakers. Tickets are $60 equipment rentals are in- Auditions for “Wed- A Veterans Reunion 10 at 10 a.m. and will fea- of the photographs they and may be purchased from cluded in the price. For ding of the Siamese Twins” will be held at the Bassett ture games and prizes. an museum board member. took at the previous pro- more information and to will be held in the Old- Factory off I-74 and Sheep The elementary young- For more information, call sign up in advance, call the Time Music Heritage Hall Farm Road for all veterans sters also will meet on gram. The collage will 786-4478 ext. 229. show Pilot Mountain park office at (276) 699- at 6:30 p.m. Performances from all eras. The Vietnam Tuesdays. The events will June 5 6778. will be July 30 at 3 p.m. start June 29 with a wel- through the eyes of the The eighth annual Pi- Memorial Traveling Wall June 7 and July 31 at 7:30 p.m. in will be there, cruise-in, en- come cookout at 7 p.m. children who shot the pic- lot Mountain State Park Local hair-stylists the Old-Time Music Her- with hot dogs, chips, drinks tures. Kids Fishing Derby will be tertainment, BBQ by Little and the Fountain of Life itage Hall. Richards and other food and a puppet show for the The finale event will held at the Yadkin River will have free haircuts, Former Register of whole family. It is also an take place Aug. 11 and li- north section (Surry Coun- summer clothing and a free Deeds, Dennis “Bud” and drinks will be avail- ty side) of the state park. opportunity to sign up for brary staff will not yet re- summer toy or book for Cameron, will be giving a able. UH-1 Huey and OH-6 future summer reading pro- The event is free and open veal what it will be. How- each child from 5 to 7 p.m. presentation on Scottish helicopters will be on static gram events. to participants ages 5 to 15. display. Admission is free, ever, they did promise it For more information, call history and heritage in Sur- July 13 will feature a Each participant should be but donations will be ac- would be something fun. preregistered by calling the 789-0400 or 470-5495. ry County at the Surry visit from the Nature Sci- June 11 County Genealogical Asso- cepted. Bring flowers and In addition to the events park at 325-2355 and must ence Center at 10 a.m. The Surry Arts Coun- ciation’s monthly meeting pictures. For more informa- where participants will get scheduled throughout the be accompanied by an cil’s Summer Concert Se- at 7 p.m. in the teaching au- tion, call 356-2085. to see animals related to summer, participants also adult for the entire event. The event will begin at ries presents North Tower ditorium at Surry Commu- June 11 water. will be encouraged to keep at 7:30 p.m. at the Black- nity College. This meeting The July 20 program 9:30 a.m. and last until Angel Food orders reading books. The partici- about 3 p.m., so a picnic mon Amphitheatre. Tickets is free and open to the pub- will be taken from 8 a.m. to will start at 3 p.m. and par- pants ages 6 - 9 who read are $10 or free with SAC lic. ticipants will get to Make a lunch is advised. 5 p.m. at Mount Airy Wes- the most books by the end A free baby sitter’s Season Pass. For more in- June 19 Splash with water balloons formation, visit The Woolwine RFR leyan Church, 2063 S. and water soakers. There of the summer will receive class will be held at the Main St. This program is a $10, $15 or $25 prize. Surry County Red Cross, www.northtowerband.com Covered Bridge Festival, will be plenty of water or www.surryarts.org or hosted by Woolwine Ruri- for anyone and there are no games so participants are There will be a group for 6- 844 Westlake Drive, from requirements. For more in- 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. call 786-7998. tan Club, Woolwine Volun- encouraged to wear some- and 7-year-olds and a A Longaberger, Vera teer Fire Department and formation or to order, go to thing they can get wet and group for 8- and 9-year Bring a baby doll or teddy bear, lunch and change for Bradley and Thirty-One Smith River Rescue Squad, angelfoodministries.com or bring a towel and a change olds. Bingo will be held for Gail will be held near Jacks call the church at 786- of clothes. snacks and drinks. For The pre-school partici- more information, call Su- Hall, for medical expenses, Creek and Bob White Cov- 7250, ext. 2, and speak On July 27, Steve pants will get a prize each at Central United ered Bridges at Woolwine, Somers will let the children san at 786-4183. with Tammy. week for reading books. There will be a dance Methodist Church. Doors Va. Admission is free. July 17 help him in conducting wa- will open at 6 p.m. and bin- There will be bluegrass, ter-related science experi- Tweens will be encour- from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Missoula Children’s aged to read at least one Hillsville, Va., VFW Post go will start at 7 p.m. The old-time and gospel music, ments beginning at 3 p.m. cost is $20 for 20 games. mule- and horse-drawn Theatre is bringing “Robin- There will also be a bit of book over the summer. 1115. Music will be by son Crusoe” to the Surry Sounds Now & Then. Ad- Door prize tickets are six wagon and antique car magic during the event. Phillips is relying on for $5. Coverall tickets are rides and a cruise-in of an- Arts Council. Kids ages 5 On Aug. 3 at 3 p.m., Sci- Dewey to find just the right mission is $6, and there will be a drawing for two two for $5. Raffle tickets tique and unique cars. to 18 will work with Mis- Works employees will book for everyone. She will be sold for $1 for the There also will be artisan, soula’s directors to learn make an appearance to free tickets to the next said that often if he can turn dance. Hot dogs, drinks, Thirty-One Super Sassy crafts and food venders, auditioning and drama show participants a little them onto a series of books Sac, Large Utility Tote, pony rides, a petting zoo skills from 10 a.m. to 2 about life in and around hamburger and various oth- they will be motivated to er goodies will be sold. Zipper Pouch and Coin and entertainment for the p.m. each day at the Andy water. Purse. Hot dogs, hamburg- children. Vendor space is A farewell potluck party keep reading through the There also will be 50/50 Griffith Playhouse. The rest of the series. tickets sold and the draw- ers, chips, drinks and still available. For more in- show is rehearsed daily and will take place Aug. 10 at 3 dessert will be sold. formation, call (276) 930- “We want them to read ing will take place at break will be performed for the p.m. June 11 and 12 2670. The programs for fifth, one book that they really time. public on July 17 at 2 p.m. The descendants of The Oakland Ruritan The annual Badgett sixth and seventh graders want to read, not that they Club will be hosting the cousins breakfast will be It is an exciting week full will take place on Wednes- James Calvin and Susan of drama, music, games, have to read,” said Phillips. Easter McCraw will have a Nine-Mile Sale, a commu- held at 9 a.m. at Golden days at 3 p.m. beginning “I know kids don’t like to nity yard sale along High- Corral. crafts and more. The cost is June 30 with a welcome reunion at Ruben’s Red read anyway, but if we can Lantern, half mile off I-77 way 97, Pipers Gap Road June 25 $150 and includes lunch event. get them to try this one exit 8 on Kelly Road in in Carroll County, Va., Senior Prom, for ages and additional workshops. On July 14, participants Fancy Gap, Va., from noon from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. with 50 and better, will be held Scholarships are available will learn about hydropon- book and see how they like it and tell them to take their to 4 p.m. Bring a covered concessions being sold at from 7 to 10 p.m. at the from the Kester Sink ics with Dewey. They will Oakland Elementary Mount Airy Museum of time reading it, maybe they dish. For more information, Scholarship Endowment. learn how plants can grow School. There will be a Regional History. The cost will find something they call Donnie McCraw at For more information, visit in only water. (276) 236-6608. cruise-in from 4 to 7 p.m. is $10 per ticket. Dress Participants will Make a like.” the Missoula Children’s A Shred-A-Thon will and bluegrass music. For your best. Live music will Theatre Web site at Splash July 21 with super All of the events are free more information, call Ger- be provided by Don Jarrell be held from 9 a.m. to 1 www.mctinc.org. soakers and water balloon of charge and will take p.m. in the Food Lion Park- ald Goad at (276) 233- and The Country Magic. fights. Phillips said partici- place in the community ing Lot on U.S. 52. This is 2601. There also will be refresh- Aug. 14 pants should definitely room of the library. For for individuals only. No June 12 ments and door prizes. There will be a re- bring a towel and wear more information, contact businesses will be allowed. “No Time for Only 100 tickets will be union for those who were something they can get wet. Pack up all materials that Sergeants” will be shown at sold. Tickets will be sold in involved in theater produc- On July 28, participants the library at 368-2370. Contact Morgan Wall at need to be shredded. There the Blackmon Amphithe- advance at the Surry Senior tions at Mount Airy High will take a photographic is no charge, but donations atre at 9 p.m., or in the Center in Mount Airy, 786- [email protected] or School, The Fine Arts Cen- walking tour in downtown will be accepted and appre- Downtown Cinema if there 6155 ext. 225; Mount Airy ter, Surry Arts Council or Pilot Mountain. Armed 719-1929. ciated. Proceeds will got to is inclement weather. Tick- Museum, 786-4478; Pilot the Andy Griffith Play- the 2010 Senior Prom for ets are $5 or fee with the Mountain Senior Center, house from 1971 to 1984. ages 50 and better. Surry Arts Council Season 368-2012 ext. 203; and The guest of honor will be June 6 Pass. For more informa- Steak n Egg Restaurant, New River Trail State tion, visit 789-9393. Don Nance and his family. Park, Foster Falls, Va., will www.surryarts.org or call July 8 For more information or to MARK’S GUNS & AMMO be having a canoe excur- 786-7998. Learn how to save attend, contact Susan Hem- 177 Reece Road sion. Participants will meet Community Day will money and stay cool this ric at 786-6868 or email Dobson, NC 27017 at 9:45 a.m. at the Foster be hosted by the Dobson summer with the North [email protected] (336) 386-8707 Falls River Company and Dolphins Swim Team from Carolina Cooperative Ex- or [email protected]. 10am - 6pm Mon. - Fri.; 10am - 1pm Sat. MARK STANLEY New - Used PROGRAMS: will be awarding prizes Children can earn five points will earn a grab toy. OWNER Collector Items - Gun Repair based on a point system for points for each easy level “I think when people those children who read books, 10 points for each don’t have enough money [email protected] Continued from page 1 books over the summer. To juvenile level book, 15 to go somewhere the li- All of the programs will participate, children are ex- points for each young brary’s a good alternative take place in the Dobson pected to read on their on adult book, 25 points for to go to for free,” said For the Best Home Care Community Building on reading level and preschool each adult book and 10 Brannock. Call or Choose Cooper Street and will last children can be read to by points for each program For more information on 30 to 45 minutes. Registra- an older child or an adult. attended. Prizes are as fol- the summer reading pro- 24 Hrs - 7 Days a Week tion for the programs be- Older children who read to lows: 25 points will earn gram, contact the library at AMERICAN OPEN HANDS gins on June 1 and all preschool children can earn stickers, 50 points will 386-8202. events are free. points for those books as earn temporary tattoos, Contact Morgan Wall at HEALTHCARE CAREGIVER In addition to the pro- well. 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This time she Blackhawks stars launched a confident Patrick Kane, Jonathan serve into the corner, set- Toews and Dustin ting her up for an over- Byfuglien went without a head slam to seal the point and combined for a biggest victory of her ca- minus-9 rating, thanks in reer. part to ol’ Pronger’s usual Stosur sidelined Henin hard work on the blue 2-6, 6-1, 6-4 in the fourth line. round Monday, ending The Flyers, though, the four-time French still gave up six goals and Open champion’s streak lost Game 1 of the Stanley of 24 consecutive victo- Cup finals. If the Black- CARL JUSTE/MCT Dario Franchitti, left, celebrates a win in 2009 with owner Chip Ganassi. ries at Roland Garros. hawks were able to steal a Stosur’s opponent in the win at home when they quarterfinals will be top- were mostly outskated, ranked Serena Williams, well, that must not bode well for the Flyers and Ganassi just misses on owner double who beat Shahar Peer 6- their 35-year run without 2, 6-2. a championship. Jamie did a great job,” just about being a little bit ing to tolerate it.” “Obviously beating MIKE CRANSTON Justine is going to give Try telling that to AP SPORTS WRITER Ganassi said. “My old bud- more consistent.” A week after Busch ac- Pronger and his confident dy Penske beat me ——— cused teammate Denny me lot and lots of confi- dence,” said Stosur, seed- teammates, though, this CONCORD — About tonight.” BURTON BURSTS: A Hamlin of causing him to group that overcame a four hours after winning Indeed, Roger Penske week later, Kyle Busch hit the wall, Busch pinned ed No. 7. “It’s a great slew of injuries through- the Indianapolis 500 with seemed to have the better wasn’t angry and ready to the blame on Burton’s achievement for me, but out the season and a near- driver Dario Franchitti, car chance of the two car own- confront a driver. Instead, a teammate, Clint Bowyer. it’s not over yet. I’m just impossible three-game owner Chip Ganassi ar- ers of winning both races driver was angry and ges- “I said, ’Look, man, it’s in the quarters and going deficit in the conference rived at Charlotte Motor coming in, with 2009 Indy turing at him. the last restart of the race. to play the No. 1 player in semifinals. Speedway, climbed Jamie 500 winner Helio Castron- Jeff Burton was spotted You’ve got to go. You’ve the world next.” “I think from the get- McMurray’s pit stand and eves on the pole there shouting and pointing his got to make some bold Another four-time go we believe we can beat liked what he saw. again, and All-Star race finger at Busch immediate- moves. It wasn’t me that champion, Rafael Nadal, that team,” said Pronger, “I heard we had good winner Busch starting sec- ly following the race, ac- made it three-wide, it was advanced by beating No. who played 32 minutes, cars down here, that’s why ond in Charlotte. cusing him of a reckless your teammate. Why don’t 24-seeded Thomaz Bel- 21 seconds and recorded I came down,” he said. But Franchitti ended move on the final restart you have a chat with lucci 6-2, 7-5, 6-4. Nadal, five shots on goal, four Ganassi’s chances of those hopes, then Busch that caused him to tumble him?”’ said Busch, who who lost in the fourth hits, two blocked shots sweeping the Indy 500 and had just enough to beat to 25th place. finished third. round in 2009, has yet to and two assists during the Coca-Cola 600 came up McMurray, who got his “Kyle just tried to make “If I did anything drop a set this year and 6-5 defeat in Game 1 on just short, however. Mc- fourth top-five finish of the it three-wide and cut my wrong, I’d be more than will next play fellow Saturday. “Do we need to Murray, who won the Day- year. left rear tire. It made me happy to sit with Jeff Bur- Spaniard Nicolas Alma- tighten up a few things tona 500, led four times for “Every race that we’ve mad,” Burton said. “He’s ton and talk with him and gro, seeded 19th. and play better defensive- 29 laps and was closing on actually finished without very aggressive and I don’t for him to point it out on No. 3-seeded Novak ly? Absolutely. That’s Kurt Busch late, but could- an issue we’ve had a top- care. He can get aggressive replay.” Djokovic eliminated the why it’s a best-of-seven n’t catch him and finished five car,” McMurray said. as he wants to be, but when Burton wasn’t buying it, last American in the series.” second. “We just run second one I pay the price for his ag- men’s draw, beating Rob- “It was a great race. week and 30th the next. It’s gressiveness, I’m not go- See OWNER, page 10 See LINES, page 10 See OPEN, page 10 PSU the Lehman model for wins expansion Senior HERSHEY, Pa. (AP) — Insight into how the Big Ten might proceed if PGA it decides to expand can be found at the last school to join the confer- PARKER, Colo. (AP) ence. — Tom Lehman will The Big Ten took in cherish the memento as Penn State in 1990, much as the memories. adding a former inde- Lehman’s playoff pendent football power victory at the 71st Se- with two national titles nior PGA Championship and an influential coach Sunday was worth in Joe Paterno. Penn $360,000 plus a keep- State remains a large sake replica of the Al- public institution with a fred S. Bourne Trophy solid academic reputa- first hoisted in 1937. tion, much like most of Lehman looked long- the other schools in the ingly at the stately silver Big Ten. cup that’s 40 inches high Plus, Penn State’s na- and weighs a robust 30 pounds. tional fan base offered DAVID M WARREN/MCT the Midwest-centric At long last, a trophy league a foothold in lu- United States fans celebrate Jozy Alitdore’s goal in the 58th minute against Turkey amid the haze of a smoke of his own. crative Eastern television bomb at Lincoln Financial Field on Saturday. Alitdore’s goal tied the match and the U.S. went on to a 2-1 win “Here’s the nice markets, notably in the final match of the Send Off Series. thing: I know the PGA Philadelphia. With the of America will give me Big Ten considering ex- a trophy,” Lehman said pansion again, TV dol- after outlasting Fred lars could play an even US heads to South Africa for World Cup Couples and David Frost larger role in how the in the first extra hole at GERALD IMRAY June 12 as a chance to South Africa last year. Country Lodge, a luxuri- conference proceeds. the Colorado Golf Club. AP SPORTS WRITER make an impression on the Bradley’s team reached the ous, rural-style hotel in a “Television in today’s “The last two tourna- tournament. final and played in Rusten- village between Johannes- ments I won, the Leg- environment plays a big “There has been a lot of burg, Pretoria and Johan- burg and the capital city role, and I’m sure as we JOHANNESBURG — ends of Golf and the Ar- The U.S. World Cup team attention on our first game nesburg at the same venues Pretoria. gentine Masters, I didn’t look at all the factors that The lodge is billed as “a will be one of the ones arrived in Johannesburg on with England,” Bradley it visits in the group stages. get a trophy. Monday following a 17- said. “It’s a great opportu- “We’re very fortunate haven of peace and tran- “The check is nice, right at the top, but it quility in the hub of South won’t be the only one,” hour flight and was greeted nity for us. that we have had experi- but give me a trophy! by the same visible securi- “But we certainly know ence here,” Bradley said Africa’s economic heart- Even my kid, he plays Penn State athletic direc- land.” tor Tim Curley said this ty presence that was on that Slovenia and Algeria on the airport tarmac. “The peewee football, he gets hand for the arrival for oth- are excellent teams. It will people here in South Africa It’s where the U.S. will a trophy.” week in response to begin to get used to the question on the impact of er countries. be a tough group and we have always treated us so Lehman can make are looking forward to it. well so in that regard, it’s a cool, early winter condi- room on his mantle. A television. Armed special task- tions ahead of a final “There are going to be force members, dressed in Plainclothes security of- comfortable feeling to be slightly smaller version warmup match against of the prize will soon be many factors, but we cer- dark blue uniforms, sur- ficials, wearing earpieces back for the World Cup. Australia on Saturday. on its way to his Scotts- tainly can’t ignore the rounded the South African and sunglasses, also pa- “We are very excited... “I think the weather here changing factor of televi- Airways plane at the O.R. trolled the arrivals facility The travel went really well is great for football,” dale, Ariz., home, a re- sion and how important Tambo airport as the play- — set aside for World Cup and the team is looking to Bradley said. “It’s going to minder of this terrific it is to the conference.” ers emerged on a cool, teams — where the Ameri- get started with our work mean that the games are tournament. The Big Ten shook up overcast afternoon. cans cleared immigration. here.” played at a good tempo. We Lehman wasn’t spec- the college sports land- After leading his team The U.S. should be fa- Dressed in blue-and-red have enough time between tacular, just steady. He scape in December when off the plane, coach Bob miliar with its surround- team tracksuits, the U.S. now and June 12 to accli- played consistent golf it announced it was go- Bradley immediately ings after it made an im- players then boarded a bus matize so I think, on that while others jostled up See PSU, page 10 picked out the opening pressive showing in the for the 25-minute drive up end, it’s going to be a great See SENIOR, page 10 game against England on Confederations Cup in to their base at the Irene World Cup.” 10 Tuesday, June 1, 2010 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com ble what any other confer- group of public and private In the final game she has won 18 matches on ence pays its members. research universities. pushed three backhands clay this year, the most on PSU: Echoing in part com- Curley said the school OPEN: into the net, including a po- the women’s tour. A Roland ments from Delany last has benefited as much aca- tential putaway on the first Garros semifinalist last Continued from page 9 week, Curley stressed the demically from its Big Ten Continued from page 9 point. year, Stosur has a career- Big Ten must be patient in affiliation as it has athleti- “My nerves were simply best ranking at No. 7, the making the right choice — cally. not strong enough today,” highest for an Australian- ing to consider expanding or choices — to expand. by Ginepri 6-4, 2-6, 6-1, 6- said Henin, forced to play born woman since Wendy from its current 11-team “If you can do that in an 2. “With a decision of this for a fifth consecutive day Turnbull in 1985. lineup. Conference com- expansion, then you’ve hit No. 4 Jelena Jankovic magnitude, you really have because of weather inter- Williams advanced easi- missioner Jim Delany said a home run on both sides of and unseeded Yaroslava to be patient. You really the plate,” he said. “When ruptions. “I felt very nerv- ly, looking shaky only after last week the league was have to let the process play Shvedova won in straight you try to look at who may ous, very upset, which is her fourth-round victory, sticking with its original out,” Curley said before a sets and will meet in the normally not the way I am. time frame of making a be new partners to join, quarterfinals. when she tried to speak reception Thursday night Maybe today I was feeling French to the crowd. decision in 12 to 18 for university alumni in certainly the academic Henin’s defeat was her some nervous fatigue. “I get so nervous,” she months . Hershey. “At the end of the piece is very, very impor- first in the tournament Maybe that nervous fatigue Schools rumored to be day, when you’re making a tant.” since 2004. She was seeded told the interviewer with a prevented me from seeing giggle in English when she potential targets include big decision like this, it Paterno has been ill the 22nd playing at Roland things in a calmer way.” Texas, Notre Dame, Ne- needs to be thoughtful, it last couple weeks with a Garros for the first time In the final two sets, was done. Otherwise, she braska and Missouri. Fur- needs to be deliberate ... stomach flu and missed Big since ending a 20-month Stosur had a 20-8 edge in advanced smoothly to the ther east, other schools ru- You need to hit this one Ten meetings in Chicago retirement, and looked like winners and converted four quarterfinals. mored to be candidates in- right.” last week. But the Hall of a title contender in the ear- of five break-point “I seem to always be clude Rutgers, Syracuse, Curley has deemed Penn Fame coach who has been ly rounds. chances. able to turn it up during this Connecticut, Pittsburgh State’s membership in the one of the most vocal pro- “I just wanted so much “I knew what I had to particular stage,” Williams and Maryland. Big Ten a “win-win” situa- ponents of expansion is that the adventure could do,” she said. “I kept going said. “Hopefully I turn it up All boast some combi- tion. clear about what schools keep going,” she said. for it and I believed in my- again.” nation of strong academ- Penn State has won 19 might make the best candi- But after taking a 4-3 self.” She complained of ics, athletic success and NCAA championships dates. lead in the final set against As for that double-fault dizziness from a cold fol- exposure to large markets. since 1993-94, the Nittany “It’s not a question of Stosur, Henin showed signs on the next-to-last point? lowing a seesaw three-set In a time when athletic Lions’ first full season in just bringing somebody in of nerves and was betrayed “I just tried to shake it win in her previous match, departments across the the league. It’s more than that you’re just going to by her elegant backhand. off and tried to have a but the only wobble against country are grappling with double the number of the kick around,” Paterno said Serving at 4-all, the Bel- laugh at myself, not worry the No. 18-seeded Peer balancing budgets or cut- next two Big Ten schools last month. “It’s a question gian double-faulted to about it and get the next came at the start. Williams ting sports as the economy on the list, Iowa and Min- of bringing someone in reach break point, then one in,” Stosur said. lost the first seven points, tries to emerge from the nesota, each has nine, ac- yanked a backhand wide. The 26-year-old Stosur then swept nine in a row. recession, television rev- cording to Penn State’s who can handle the aca- enues can provide a much- sports information depart- demics, the research, AAU needed boost. ment. schools, people with a the track until he was 69 won’t finish the race since The Big Ten reportedly Academics may also commitment to the laps down and finished the car is without a spon- distributes about $22 mil- play a role in any expan- women’s sports, a commit- OWNER: 38th. sorship and has been most- ment to all sports pro- lion annually to each of its sion. Each of the 11 current Continued from page 9 It was a big hit in points ly a start-and-park opera- 11 members, thanks in members of the Big Ten be- grams, a commitment to for Montoya, who dropped tion. part to the creation of the long to the Association of the ideals of what intercol- a spot to 20th in the Sprint Johnny Sauter drove the Big Ten Network three American Universities, a legiate athletics should be Cup standings. No. 36 car for 37 laps in years ago. It’s about dou- nonprofit, invitation-only all about.” clearly frustrated at his fin- ——— Sunday’s Coca-Cola 600 ish after running in the top BODINE’S BACK: Fit, at Charlotte Motor Speed- 10 much of the night. trim and full of energy, way before retreating to the bright side, Couples usually steady game un- “Not run into me,” Bur- left in a huff. raveled from there, along Geoff Bodine is not only the garage. SENIOR: ton said. “That’s what he attempting a comeback at ——— “It’s pretty disappoint- with his hopes of winning could have done different- ing,” was all Couples had for the first time in 19 age 61, he’s set a high HALL ATTENDANCE: Continued from page 9 ly.” goal. NASCAR Hall of Fame to say as he hustled to a years. ——— waiting car after failing to “It gets in your head,” “I would like to be the director Winston Kelley FRUSTRATED oldest winner of a said it had its biggest add to the three tourna- said Blake, who finished KENSETH: Matt Kenseth and down the leaderboard. NASCAR race,” Bodine crowds yet Friday and Sat- ments he’s won since join- with a 76, tied for eighth finished 10th and sits in When he hit a 4 1/2- ing the Champions Tour place at 2 under for the said. “I swear I feel good urday as fans in town for foot putt on No. 18, third place in the points the race weekend flocked this season. tournament. “I don’t know race, 117 behind leader enough to do it.” Lehman signed his card, Behind back-to-back what caused it. If it comes Bodine announced Sun- to the downtown Charlotte then dashed off to the 18th Kevin Harvick. facility that opened May eagles on Nos. 15 and 16, up that quick, you don’t But Kenseth, who has- day he’ll try to qualify for tee again for a sudden Couples had a chance to know if it’s going to hap- his first Cup race since 11. death playoff with Couples n’t won since consecutive Kelley said attendance win this tournament out- pen again.” victories to open last sea- 2004 next weekend at and Frost. right in regulation but his Lehman was the only Pocono Raceway in the figures won’t be released Again, he was his stable son, was clearly frustrated. until next month, but indi- eight-foot putt for birdie golfer to shoot four rounds “We didn’t pass every- No. 36 Chevrolet for Tom- self, unleashing a drive on 18 stopped just short. under par on the wind- my Baldwin Racing. cated tens of thousands down the middle of the body. We did it by pit strat- have attended and there Just as he was putting, a swept 7,464-foot course egy and pit stops and the Bodine, who overcame fairway in a crosswind be- wind gust of close to 25 that played to a par-72. a fiery crash in a Truck Se- was a long line to enter the fore Couples and Frost way cautions fell,” building Saturday morn- mph picked up, but Cou- “Anytime you get the Kenseth said on his top-10 ries race in 2000, hasn’t were done in by terrible ples didn’t back away. best players all together in run a full Cup schedule ing. tee shots. finish. “It was good to get “We are very pleased His tap-in left him with one place to compete and up front, but we don’t have since 1999 and is mostly Couples’ drive veered a 69 and in a tie with Frost you win, you really ac- known these days for help- with the turnout and are anything that can run with particularly thrilled with left into the shrubs, forcing (67) and Lehman (71), complished something,” ing design the four-man him to take a drop, and the Lehman said. “So, yeah, those guys. Everybody is the feedback,” Kelley said who joined the playoff at 7 working on it as hard as bobsled that won a gold errant tee shot of Frost it’s nice to win.” medal for the U.S. at the in an e-mail Sunday. “The under par by sinking a they can, but we just have comments have been over- ended up in the left nerve-testing 4 1/2-foot The tournament along Vancouver Olympics. with the trophy. to keep working on it. whelmingly positive.” bunker. He then pulled his putt on 18 in only a slight “We don’t have any- The 1986 Daytona 500 second shot left of the ——— breeze. thing that can possibly win winner failed to qualify in LUG NUTS: U.S. Army gallery, ending his hopes, Despite finishing his against those guys right two races last year, but did too. Cpl. John Hyland, who lost tournament with an ugly Hill skipping now, but we will keep finish 26th in a trucks race his leg in an explosion in “I’m not sure I’ve ever double-bogey, Frost was- working on it.” at Atlanta in March. experienced anything like Iraq in 2007, sang the na- n’t about to fret. final year at ——— “I’ve really changed the tional anthem before the that,” said Lehman, the “There’s no way I can MONTOYA’S WOES: way I eat the last 3 1/2 1996 British Open winner. race. ... While it may not be let one shot bother me NC State to Juan Pablo Montoya, who years of my life. I’ve as prestigious as a grandfa- “I turned to my caddie and when I played flawless for had one of the fastest cars changed my body and I I said, ’How many shots ther clock, which the win- two days,” said Frost, who turn pro at Charlotte Motor Speed- feel better now at 61 than ning driver gets at Mar- have they taken?”’ was tied for 45th at 5 over way the past two weeks, when I was 41,” Bodine tinsville, Coca-Cola pre- At that point, the title par halfway through be- RALEIGH (AP) — suffered a significant blow said. “I think better than sented a 1956 Coke vend- was already in the bag. fore setting the course Reigning NCAA golf to his Chase for the Sprint when I was 41. In racing, ing machine to Busch for Frost and Couples fin- record with a 65 on Satur- champion Matt Hill is Cup championship things come back to me so his win. ... Bradley Cooper, ished with 6s before day and firing the low turning pro, skipping his chances when he lost con- clear.” Jessica Biel and other cast Lehman’s birdie putt from round again Sunday. final year at North Caroli- trol of his loose car on the Bodine might not get a members from “The A- 12 feet came up just short. Lehman began the day na State after missing a 63rd lap and brushed the chance next weekend to Team” movie participated He sauntered over and as the co-leader with Jay chance to defend his title. wall. shatter Harry Gant’s in pre-race activities. “I’m tapped it in from there, Don Blake, whose eagle Hill announced on After coming in initial- record of the oldest winner still surprised they don’t pumped his right fist and on No. 7 gave him a two- Monday that he will make ly to change tires, his crew at age 52. Bodine is in a change direction,” said cradled the silver trophy. shot lead. his pro debut this week at told Montoya to go to the one-race deal and ac- Biel, attending her first For their work, Couples It turned out to be fleet- the PGA Tour’s Memorial garage. He didn’t return to knowledged he likely race. and Frost each took home ing. Tournament at Muirfield $176,000 of the $2 million Blake topped his tee Village in Ohio. purse. shot 30 yards into the The 21-year-old Hill they did as it was what we bounces,” Richards said. While Frost looked on bushes on No. 8, and his was one of the top-ranked didn’t do on the ice,” Toews Troy Brouwer had two of amateurs in the world last LINES: said. Chicago’s goals from the year. He won seven col- After practices at the second line and Tomas lege tournaments besides Continued from page 9 United Center on Sunday, Kopecky scored the winner the NCAA championship both teams stressed the im- off an effective third line to earn the Haskins Award portance of tightening up that also got goals from Kris Buy Cub Cadet Now Thru June 26th as outstanding college More startling than the their defense, cutting down Versteeg and Bolland on a golfer. This year the junior frenetic pace between the on their turnovers and sim- short-handed breakaway. Get FREE 1 year extended warranty failed to advance out of Blackhawks and Flyers that ply doing a better job of Who cares where the of- on all residential mowers only the East Regional. produced 11 goals in the clearing pucks out of danger fense comes from, as long it He competed in three highest-scoring final-round to make it easier on their comes, right? PGA Tour events as an am- game in 18 years was who goaltenders. “Some nights they’re go- ateur last summer, making was missing from the score Pronger, for his part, ing to go dry a little bit,” the cut at the AT&T Clas- sheet. Not only did Kane, helped keep the bruising Bolland said. “May not find sic and finishing tied for Toews and Byfuglien have a Byfuglien from having his 1948 Rockford St., Mount Airy, NC • 336-789-4891 the back of the net like they 70th. fruitless game, but Jeff way around the net. want to every game, but you Hill, who signed with Carter, Mike Richards and “I think teams allowed know what? As long as the IMG, felt his game was Simon Gagne were absent him to just go stand there,” other guys on the team are ready last year, “but now in action as well. Pronger said. “You have to picking up the slack and I’m finally ready for that force a guy like that to “I think all three of us helping out, then that’s all lifestyle.” know it’s not as much what work. He’s a big guy, but he’s got to exert some ener- you can ask for.” gy and work to get into po- Flyers coach Peter Lavi- sition. That tires guys out olette decided to stick with that aren’t used to it.” goalie Michael Leighton, Richards experienced who was pulled after yield- some of the same frustration ing five goals in less than against the Blackhawks de- two periods for Brian fense and checking line cen- Boucher. tered by Dave Bolland. Leighton was 6-1 with “I thought we had good three shutouts prior to the looks last night. We just did- Stanley Cup finals, but he n’t score, and did anything stopped only 15 of 20 shots but. I think persistence is on Saturday. His teammates something we need to have insisted the problem was as a line and not get dis- theirs, not Leighton’s or couraged by one or two bad Boucher’s. MOUNT AIRY PAINT STORE Locally Owned & Operated Since 1948 Owner, Mike Butler 222 Franklin St. Mount Airy 786-6755

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100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals PUBLIC CREDITOR'S warranty relating to the on June 7, 2010 and ject to applicable Fed- and being more partic- safety conditions exist- lows:The referred to is title or any physical, en- will sell to the highest eral and State laws. A ularly described as fol- ing in, on, at or relating located in the County of HEARING NOTICE vironmental, health or bidder for cash the fol- cash deposit or lows:TRACT #1: to the property being Surry and the State of safety conditions exist- lowing real estate situ- NOTICE OF cashier’s check (no BEGINNING at an iron, offered for sale, and North Carolina in Deed ing in, on, at or relating ated in the County of FORECLO- personal checks) of five Windell Branch's any and all responsibil- Book 583 at Page 81 Mount Airy Tourism De- Having qualified as Ex- to the property being Surry, North Carolina, SURE SALE percent (5%) of the southwest corner in ities or liabilities arising and described as fol- velopment Authority- ecutrix of the Estate of offered for sale, and and being more partic- purchase price, or east margin of State out of or in any way re- lows:Tract #1: Being BUDGET HEARING Otis L. Vernon, de- 10 SP 115 Under and any and all responsibil- ularly described as fol- by virtue of the power seven hundred fifty dol- Maintained Road lating to any such con- part of the farm owned ADVERTISEMENT ceased, late of Surry ities or liabilities arising lows:Being all of Lot 10 lars ($750.00), #1350, and runs with dition expressly are by H.O. Woltz which he County, NC, this is to of sale contained in a out of or in any way re- Valley View Phase 4 as certain Deed of Trust whichever is greater, Windell Branch line disclaimed. Also, this purchased from The proposed 2010- notify all persons hav- lating to any such con- recorded in Plat Book will be required at the South 80 degrees 10' property is being sold Jerome Samet and 2011 budget for the ing claims against the made by David L. dition expressly are 16, page 54, Surry Draughn and Linda C. time of the sale.An East 367 feet to an subject to all taxes, wife, Marilyn Samet, lo- Mount Airy Tourism De- estate to present them, disclaimed. Also, this County Registry, to order for possession of iron; thence continuing special assessments, cated near Mount Airy, velopment Authority duly verified, to the un- Draughn, Husband and property is being sold which said plat is re- Wife (PRESENT the property may be is- with Windell Branch and prior liens or en- NC, and beginning at a has been presented to dersigned Executrix, subject to all taxes, ferred for a more partic- sued pursuant to G.S. line South 10 degrees cumbrances of record locust sprout, now an the Board and is avail- c/o Lowe & Williams, RECORD OWNER(S): special assessments, ular description. David L. Draughn) to 45-21.29 in favor of the 15' East 232 feet to an and any recorded re- iron pin, in corner of able for inspection in PLLC, PO Box 1463, and prior liens or en- Together with improve- purchaser and against iron in W. A. Beasley leases. Said property other property of H. O. the office of the City Mt. Airy, NC 27030, on Goran Barnes, cumbrances of record ments located thereon; Trustee(s), dated the the party or parties in line; thence with is also being sold sub- Woltz and the Samet Clerk at the Municipal or before September 1, and any recorded re- said property being lo- possession by the clerk Beasley line North 57 ject to applicable Fed- property, and runs Building from 8:00 a.m. 2010 or this notice will 13th day of August, leases. Said property cated at 174 Glen- 2007, and recorded in of superior court of the degrees 30' West 408 eral and State laws. A South 10 deg West 120 to 5:00 p.m. weekdays. be pleaded in bar of is also being sold sub- haven Way, Dobson, county in which the feet to a point in the cash deposit or feet to a maple near their recovery. All per- Book 1205, Page 69, in ject to applicable Fed- North Carolina.Trustee Surry County Registry, property is sold. Any margin of State Main- cashier’s check (no well; thence South 15 There will be a public sons indebted to said eral and State laws. A may, in the Trustee's person who occupies tained Road # 1350; personal checks) of five deg East 79 feet to light hearing on June 16, estate will please make North Carolina, default cash deposit or sole discretion, delay having been made in the property pursuant thence with the margin percent (5%) of the pole; thence South 45 2010 at 2pm at City immediate payment. cashier’s check (no the sale for up to one to a rental agreement of said road North 15 purchase price, or deg East 660 feet to an Hall in the Board Room the payment of the note personal checks) of five hour as provided in thereby secured by the entered into or re- degrees East 82 feet to seven hundred fifty dol- iron pin at fence; downstairs for the pur- Date of Notice: May percent (5%) of the NCGS §45-21.23. newed on or after Octo- the point of beginning, lars ($750.00), thence North 8 deg 30 pose of discussing the 18, 2010 said Deed of Trust and purchase price, or Should the property be the undersigned, Sub- ber 1, 2007, may after containing 1.40 acres, whichever is greater, min East 525 feet North proposed budget. Citi- Nancy V. Nichols, Ex- seven hundred fifty dol- purchased by a third receiving the notice of more or less. As sur- will be required at the 9 deg West 275 feet zens are invited to ecutrix stitute Trustee Ser- lars ($750.00), party, that person must vices, Inc. having been sale, terminate the veyed and platted by time of the sale.An (last two calls were in make written or oral whichever is greater, pay the tax of Forty- rental agreement upon Ralph L. Marsh, R.L.S., order for possession of general direction an ap- comments. of the Estate of Otis L. substituted as Trustee will be required at the Five Cents ($0.45) per in said Deed of Trust by 10 days’ written notice L-968 on 11-7-67.Prop- the property may be is- proximately the dis- VernonLowe & time of the sale.An One Hundred Dollars to the landlord. Upon erty is subject to an Ac- sued pursuant to G.S. tance with branch and Notice in accordance Williams, PLLCP. O. an instrument duly order for possession of ($100.00) required by recorded in the Office termination of a rental cess Easement filed 45-21.29 in favor of the fence); thence North 89 with North Carolina Box 1463Mt. Airy, NC the property may be is- NCGS §7A- agreement, the tenant April 18, 2001 in Deed purchaser and against deg West approxi- General Statute 159-12 27030(336) 786-1181 of the Register of sued pursuant to G.S. 308(a)(1). The prop- Deeds of Surry County, is liable for rent due Book 808, Page 0975, the party or parties in mately 500 feet to lo- 45-21.29 in favor of the erty to be offered North Carolina and the under the rental agree- Surry County Registry. possession by the clerk cust post, the Submitted by Zack Publish: May 25 and purchaser and against pursuant to this notice ment prorated to the ef- TRACT #2:BEGIN- of superior court of the beginning corner, and Blackmon Jr, Chair- June 1, 8, and 15, holder of the note evi- the party or parties in of sale is being offered dencing said indebted- fective date of the NING at a 1 1/4" driven county in which the containing approxi- manMount Airy Tourism 2010 possession by the clerk for sale, transfer and termination.THIS IS A iron pipe at corner property is sold. Any mately 7-1/2 acres. Development Authority ness having directed of superior court of the conveyance “AS IS, that the Deed of Trust COMMUNICATION common to Wendell H. person who occupies See Tract #1 on plat of county in which the WHERE IS.” Neither be foreclosed, the un- FROM A DEBT COL- Branch and Fletcher the property pursuant Allen McGee, Sur- Publish: Tuesday, property is sold. the Trustee nor the LECTOR. THE PUR- Joyce, said beginning to a rental agreement veyor, dated March 24, June 1, 2010 dersigned Substitute holder of the note se- Trustee will offer for POSE OF THIS point being the north- entered into or re- 1967.EXCEPTED Any person who occu- cured by the deed of sale at the courthouse COMMUNICATION IS east corner of newed on or after Octo- FROM the foregoing pies the property pur- trust/security agree- door in the City of Dob- TO COLLECT A DEBT Grantees' existing lot, ber 1, 2007, may after Tract #1 is the property suant to a rental ment, or both, being son, Surry County, AND ANY INFORMA- and runs thence from receiving the notice of to Cross Creek Country agreement entered into foreclosed, nor the offi- North Carolina, or the TION OBTAINED WILL said beginning point sale, terminate the Club, Inc. on January NOTICE OF or renewed on or after cers, directors, attor- customary location BE USED FOR THAT with Joyce's line South rental agreement upon 3, 1975 and recorded SALE October 1, 2007, may neys, employees, designated for foreclo- PURPOSE, except as 10 degrees 24' West 10 days’ written notice in Book 313 Page 227, STATE OF NORTH after receiving the no- agents or authorized sure sales, at 1:45 PM stated below in the in- 233.5 feet to a driven to the landlord. Upon Surry County Registry, CAROLINA tice of sale, terminate representative of either on June 7, 2010 and stance of bankruptcy iron pin at or near the termination of a rental and more particularly IN THE GENERAL the rental agreement the Trustee or the will sell to the highest protection.IF YOU ARE south side of a farm agreement, the tenant described as follows: COURT OF JUSTICE NOTICE OF upon 10 days’ written holder of the note make bidder for cash the fol- UNDER THE PRO- road; thence generally is liable for rent due BEGINNING at an iron SUPERIOR COURT notice to the landlord. any representation or lowing real estate situ- TECTION OF THE along the south side of under the rental agree- pipe at a fence located DIVISIONSURRY FORECLO- Upon termination of a warranty relating to the ated in the Township of BANKRUPTCY the farm road South 43 ment prorated to the ef- South 45 deg East 660 COUNTY SURE SALE rental agreement, the title or any physical, en- Mount Airy, in the COURT OR HAVE degrees 19' East 125 fective date of the feet from a light pole in BEFORE THE CLERK- 10 SP 58 Under and tenant is liable for rent vironmental, health or County of Surry, North BEEN DISCHARGED feet to a new iron pin in termination.THIS IS A the line of lot retained FILE NO.: 09 SP 372 by virtue of the power due under the rental safety conditions exist- Carolina, and being AS A RESULT OF A farm road, a new cor- COMMUNICATION by Ford M. Stanley and of sale contained in a agreement prorated to ing in, on, at or relating more particularly de- BANKRUPTCY PRO- ner for Wendell H. FROM A DEBT COL- running thence North 8 JAMES ERVIN MAR- certain Deed of Trust the effective date of the to the property being scribed as follows:All CEEDING, THIS NO- Branch; thence on a LECTOR. THE PUR- deg 30 min East 525 ION and wife, EFFIE made by Bonnie Lou termination.THIS IS A offered for sale, and that certain lot or parcel TICE IS GIVEN TO new line for Wendell H. POSE OF THIS feet to a point; thence MARION, Harves to Joan H. An- COMMUNICATION any and all responsibil- of land situated in YOU PURSUANT TO Branch the following COMMUNICATION IS North 9 deg West 275 derson, Trustee(s), FROM A DEBT COL- ities or liabilities arising Mount Airy Township, STATUTORY RE- two (2) courses: North TO COLLECT A DEBT feet to a stake at Ford PEGGY GOLDING and dated the 20th day of LECTOR. THE PUR- out of or in any way re- Surry County, North QUIREMENT AND 40 degrees 48' East AND ANY INFORMA- Stanley's corner (last husband, WILLIAM May, 2008, and POSE OF THIS lating to any such con- Carolina, described as FOR INFORMA- 110 feet to a driven TION OBTAINED WILL two calls were in gen- GOLDING, and ELIZ- recorded in Book 1248, COMMUNICATION IS dition expressly are follows:Being the north- TIONAL PURPOSES iron, and North 25 de- BE USED FOR THAT eral direction and ap- ABETH ANNE MOSER Page 47, in Surry TO COLLECT A DEBT disclaimed. Also, this ern portion of Lot # 8, AND IS NOT IN- grees 23' West 266.3 PURPOSE, except as proximately the (widow), Petition- County Registry, North AND ANY INFORMA- property is being sold Section 1, British TENDED AS AN AT- feet to a driven iron pin, stated below in the in- distance with branch ers, vs. Carolina, default hav- TION OBTAINED WILL subject to all taxes, Woods Subdivision, a TEMPT TO COLLECT the point of beginning, stance of bankruptcy and fence); thence RONALD G. MARION ing been made in the BE USED FOR THAT special assessments, plat of which is A DEBT OR AS AN containing .57 acres, protection.IF YOU ARE North 89 deg West 374 (divorced) payment of the note PURPOSE, except as and prior liens or en- recorded in Plat Book 8 ACT TO COLLECT, as appears from survey UNDER THE PRO- feet to a point , com- Pursuant to the Order thereby secured by the stated below in the in- cumbrances of record at Page 115, Surry ASSESS, OR RE- plat by Ralph L. Marsh, TECTION OF THE mon corner with lot re- of the Honorable said Deed of Trust and stance of bankruptcy and any recorded re- County Registry, and COVER ALL OR ANY dated December 9, BANKRUPTCY tained by Ford Stanley; Pamela M. Marion, the undersigned, Sub- protection.IF YOU ARE leases. Said property being more particularly PORTION OF THE 1987.TRACT #3:Lo- COURT OR HAVE running thence the fol- Clerk of Superior Court stitute Trustee Ser- UNDER THE PRO- is also being sold sub- described as DEBT FROM YOU cated in Dobson Town- BEEN DISCHARGED lowing two calls with of Surry County, North vices, Inc. having been TECTION OF THE ject to applicable Fed- follows:BEGINNING at PERSONALLY. This ship, Surry County, AS A RESULT OF A the line of lot retained Carolina, dated the substituted as Trustee BANKRUPTCY eral and State laws. A an iron pin in the east- 5th day of May, North Carolina, and de- BANKRUPTCY PRO- by Ford Stanley; South 26th day of April, 2010, in said Deed of Trust by COURT OR HAVE cash deposit or ern margin of West End 2010.SUBSTITUTE scribed as follows:To CEEDING, THIS NO- 6 deg West 100 feet; notice is hereby given an instrument duly BEEN DISCHARGED cashier’s check (no Drive said pin being TRUSTEE SERVICES, find the Point of Begin- TICE IS GIVEN TO and South 29 deg West of the public sale by the recorded in the Office AS A RESULT OF A personal checks) of five common corner of Lot INC.SUBSTITUTE ning start at a pk nail YOU PURSUANT TO 160 feet to a point; undersigned Commis- of the Register of BANKRUPTCY PRO- percent (5%) of the # 6, British Woods Sub- TRUSTEEBY: set at the point of inter- STATUTORY RE- thence South 45 deg sioner of the following Deeds of Surry County, CEEDING, THIS NO- purchase price, or division, and runs with Attorney at Law The section of Red Brush QUIREMENT AND East 592 feet to an iron described real property North Carolina and the TICE IS GIVEN TO seven hundred fifty dol- Lot # 6 South 84 deg Law Firm of Hutchens, Road and Prison Camp FOR INFORMA- pipe, the place and on the 3rd day of June, holder of the note evi- YOU PURSUANT TO lars ($750.00), 03 min 0 sec East Senter & Britton, P.A. Road and proceed the TIONAL PURPOSES point of BEGINNING. 2010, at 12:00 o=clock dencing said indebted- STATUTORY RE- whichever is greater, 155.70 feet to an iron Attorneys for Substitute following three (3) calls: AND IS NOT IN- Continuing 6.90 acres, noon, the sale to be ness having directed QUIREMENT AND will be required at the pin said pin being the Trustee Services, North 31-02-35 East TENDED AS AN AT- more or less. This de- held at the premises lo- that the Deed of Trust FOR INFORMA- time of the sale.An rear corner of Lot # 7; Inc.P.O. Box 10284317 134.47 feet to a point TEMPT TO COLLECT scription taken from cated at 1673 Prison be foreclosed, the un- TIONAL PURPOSES order for possession of thence running with Lot Ramsey StreetFayet- on the east right of way A DEBT OR AS AN plat dated April 16, Camp Road, Dobson, dersigned Substitute AND IS NOT IN- the property may be is- # 7 South 01 deg 34 teville, North Carolina margin of Red Brush ACT TO COLLECT, 1974 by Allen McGee, NC 27017. The real Trustee will offer for TENDED AS AN AT- sued pursuant to G.S. min 29 sec East 138.42 28311http://sales.hsb- Road, South 78-02-37 ASSESS, OR RE- Surveyor. property to be sold is sale at the courthouse TEMPT TO COLLECT 45-21.29 in favor of the feet to an iron pin; firm.comCase No: East 367.32 feet to a COVER ALL OR ANY as follows: door in the City of Dob- A DEBT OR AS AN purchaser and against thence North 83 deg 09 1029870 granite monument, and PORTION OF THE Tract #2: Being a part son, Surry County, ACT TO COLLECT, the party or parties in min 46 sec West South 25-23-00 East DEBT FROM YOU of the farm owned by Beginning at a driven North Carolina, or the ASSESS, OR RE- possession by the clerk 137.13 feet to an iron PUBLICATION 256.37 feet to an iron PERSONALLY. This H. O. Woltz which he iron pin on the North customary location COVER ALL OR ANY of superior court of the pin in the eastern mar- DATES May 25, 2010 pipe, the point of begin- 12th day of May, purchased form side of road and runs designated for foreclo- PORTION OF THE county in which the gin of West End Drive; June 1, 2010 ning of this 0.025 acre 2010.SUBSTITUTE Jerome Samet and North 25 degrees 10 sure sales, at 1:45 PM DEBT FROM YOU property is sold. Any thence with West End tract; and now pro- TRUSTEE SERVICES, wife, Marilyn Samet, lo- minutes East 1154.8 on June 7, 2010 and PERSONALLY. person who occupies Drive North 9 deg 15 ceeding from this point INC.SUBSTITUTE cated near Mount Airy, fee to a driven iron in in will sell to the highest the property pursuant min West 140 feet to of beginning South 49- TRUSTEEBY: NC and beginning at a George Slaydon (now bidder for cash the fol- This 5th day of May, to a rental agreement the BEGINNING, this 24-48 East 100.00 feet Attorney at Law The black gum, Mrs Reid or formerly) line; thence lowing real estate situ- 2010.SUBSTITUTE entered into or re- being the northern por- to an iron rod; then Law Firm of Hutchens, Smith's corner (Mrs. running with lands of ated in the County of TRUSTEE SERVICES, newed on or after Octo- tion of Lot # 8, British South 40-35-12 West Senter & Britton, P.A. Reid Smith's original Robert Johnson (now Surry, North Carolina, INC.SUBSTITUTE ber 1, 2007, may after Woods Subdivision, as 111.08 feet to an iron Attorneys for Substitute corner with lands pur- or formerly) North 85 and being more partic- TRUSTEEBY: receiving the notice of recorded in Plat Book 8 rod in the line of David Trustee Services, chased by H. O. Woltz degrees 39 minutes ularly described as fol- Attorney at Law The sale, terminate the at Page 115, Surry R. Pruitt (Book 577, Inc.P.O. Box 10284317 from Jerome and Mari- West 163.11 feet to an lows:The land referred Law Firm of Hutchens, rental agreement upon County Registry, sub- Page 695); then with Ramsey StreetFayet- lyn Samet); and runs iron pin; thence running to herein is situated in Senter & Britton, P.A. 10 days’ written notice ject to the Restrictive Pruitt North 38-08-42 teville, North Carolina South 16 deg East 248 with lands of Jacob the State of North Car- Attorneys for Substitute to the landlord. Upon and Protective West 10.20 feet to an 28311http://sales.hsb- feet to a pine; thence Branch (now or for- olina, County of Surry Trustee Services, Inc. termination of a rental Covenants set forth in iron pipe; then North firm.comCase No: North 71 deg East 125 merly) South 30 de- described as agreement, the tenant a Plan of Development 40-35-12 East 109.09 1030614 feet to iron pin; thence grees West 1075 feet follows:Beginning at a P.O. Box 10284317 is liable for rent due recorded in Deed Book feet to the aforesaid South 6 deg East 419 to an iron pin in edge of planted rock on the Ramsey StreetFayet- under the rental agree- 327 at Page 135, Surry point of beginning and Publish: May 25 and feet to locust; thence Highway; thence run- North side of Flat Rock teville, North Carolina ment prorated to the ef- County Registry, to containing 0.025 June 1, 2010 South approximately ning with Dobson High- Road (Highway #103) 28311http://sales.hsb- fective date of the which instruments ex- acre.Together with im- 89 deg East approxi- way South 50 degrees in line of a Tesh Lands, firm.comCase No: termination.THIS IS A press reference is provements located mately 690 feet; thence 40 minutes East 232.2 and runs North 20 de- 1004304 COMMUNICATION hereby made. Together thereon; said property North 1 deg East 300 feet to the point of Be- grees West 355 feet to FROM A DEBT COL- with improvements lo- being located at 124 feet (this call is in the ginning, containing 5 a new street; thence LECTOR. THE PUR- cated thereon; said Clabber Mountain general direction and acres more or less. North 67 degrees East PUBLICATION DATES POSE OF THIS property being located NOTICE OF Lane, Mount Airy, North approximate distance with said street 181 May 25, 2010 June 1, COMMUNICATION IS at 174 West End Drive, FORECLO- Carolina.For further ref- with branch and fence); 2010 TO COLLECT A DEBT erence see Deed thence North 47 deg The property will be feet to a planted rock North Carolina.Trustee SURE SALE sold to the highest bid- near public road; AND ANY INFORMA- may, in the Trustee's recorded in Book 271, West 75 feet; thence der for cash, who shall TION OBTAINED WILL sole discretion, delay 10 SP 132 Under and Page 465, Surry NOTICE OF with old fence North 89 thence with the road by virtue of the power deposit ten percent South 22 1/2 Degrees BE USED FOR THAT the sale for up to one County Registry.This FORECLO- deg West 690 feet to (10%) of the amount of PURPOSE, except as hour as provided in of sale contained in a description was ob- the beginning; contain- East 350 feet to a certain Deed of Trust the purchase price at planted rock on South stated below in the in- NCGS §45-21.23. tained from a plat of SURE SALE ing 6-1/2 acres. See the time of sale as a stance of bankruptcy Should the property be made by Mary Frances survey by Jeffrey K. Tract #2 on plat of Allen side of said road; Branch Joyce and good faith deposit. thence continuing with protection.IF YOU ARE purchased by a third Brinkley and Associ- 10 SP 66 Under and by McGee, Surveyor, Said bid will be re- NOTICE OF UNDER THE PRO- party, that person must Fletcher Joyce, Jr. ates dated September virtue of the power of dated March 24, 1967. said road South 67 de- (PRESENT RECORD ported to the Clerk of grees West 198 feet to FORECLO- TECTION OF THE pay the tax of Forty- 9, 1997, and desig- sale contained in a cer- Superior Court and will BANKRUPTCY Five Cents ($0.45) per OWNER(S): Fletcher nated Job No. tain Deed of Trust Together with improve- the beginning. Together SURE SALE Joyce and Frances B. stand open for ten (10) with improvements lo- COURT OR HAVE One Hundred Dollars B970926.Less and Ex- made by Jeffery Carter ments located thereon; days as provided by BEEN DISCHARGED ($100.00) required by Joyce) to First Ameri- cept from the above- Stanley to R. Class, said property being lo- cated thereon; said 10 SP 82Under and by can Title Insurance law for any increased property being located AS A RESULT OF A NCGS §7A- described tracts that Trustee(s), dated the cated at 192 Scales virtue of the power of BANKRUPTCY PRO- Company, Trustee(s), portion of the property 28th day of January, Stone Lane and 206 or upset bids. The bal- at 637 East Pine sale contained in a cer- 308(a)(1). The prop- ance of the purchase CEEDING, THIS NO- erty to be offered dated the 28th day of conveyed by Deed 2005, and recorded in Scales Stone Lane, Street, Mount Airy, tain Deed of Trust November, 2006, and price shall be paid in North Carolina. Source TICE IS GIVEN TO pursuant to this notice recorded in Book 660 Book 1060, Page 405, Mount Airy, North Car- made by Claude Mc- YOU PURSUANT TO recorded in Book 1165, Page 16, Surry County in Surry County Reg- olina. cash upon confirmation of Title: Book 1205, Cormick and Bessie of sale is being offered of said sale by the STATUTORY RE- for sale, transfer and Page 797, in Surry Registry.Trustee may, istry, North Carolina, Page 468 (Recorded McCormick to Neil W. County Registry, North Clerk of Superior Court, 08/17/2007)APN:5030- QUIREMENT AND conveyance “AS IS, in the Trustee's sole default having been By this deed all land Phelan, Trustee(s), FOR INFORMA- Carolina, default hav- discretion, delay the made in the payment of they own off Parker and no purchaser shall 09-06-6533Trustee dated the 4th day of WHERE IS.” Neither obtain title therefor until TIONAL PURPOSES the Trustee nor the ing been made in the sale for up to one hour the note thereby se- Road in Surry County, may, in the Trustee's November, 2002, and payment of the note confirmation. Taxes for sole discretion, delay AND IS NOT IN- holder of the note se- as provided in NCGS cured by the said Deed North Carolina, recorded in Book 903, TENDED AS AN AT- thereby secured by the §45-21.23. of Trust and the under- whether or not the the year 2010 will be the sale for up to one Page 98, in Surry cured by the deed of the responsibility of the TEMPT TO COLLECT trust/security agree- said Deed of Trust and Should the property be signed, Substitute same is embraced in hour as provided in County Registry, North the undersigned, Sub- purchaser. This the 3rd NCGS §45-21.23. A DEBT OR AS AN ment, or both, being purchased by a third Trustee Services, Inc. the above-described Carolina, default hav- ACT TO COLLECT, stitute Trustee Ser- party, that person must having been substi- tracts. day of May, 2010. Should the property be ing been made in the foreclosed, nor the offi- ASSESS, OR RE- cers, directors, attor- vices, Inc. having been pay the tax of Forty- tuted as Trustee in said purchased by a third payment of the note substituted as Trustee Sharon H. Lowe, Com- party, that person must COVER ALL OR ANY neys, employees, Five Cents ($0.45) per Deed of Trust by an in- Being the same prop- thereby secured by the PORTION OF THE in said Deed of Trust by One Hundred Dollars strument duly recorded erty as described in missionerLowe & pay the tax of Forty- said Deed of Trust and agents or authorized Williams, PLLC708 S. DEBT FROM YOU representative of either an instrument duly ($100.00) required by in the Office of the Reg- Deed Book 268 Page Five Cents ($0.45) per the undersigned, Sub- recorded in the Office Main StreetMount Airy, One Hundred Dollars PERSONALLY. This the Trustee or the NCGS §7A- ister of Deeds of Surry 598 (Tract #1) and stitute Trustee Ser- 12th day of May, of the Register of 308(a)(1). The prop- County, North Carolina Deed Book 279 Page NC 27030(336) 786- ($100.00) required by vices, Inc. having been holder of the note make 1181 2010.SUBSTITUTE any representation or Deeds of Surry County, erty to be offered and the holder of the 334 (Tract #2). See NCGS §7A- substituted as Trustee North Carolina and the 308(a)(1). The prop- TRUSTEE SERVICES, warranty relating to the pursuant to this notice note evidencing said in- also Record Book 459 in said Deed of Trust by INC.SUBSTITUTE holder of the note evi- of sale is being offered debtedness having di- Page 403. Publication dates: erty to be offered an instrument duly title or any physical, en- May 25th & June 1st, TRUSTEEBY: vironmental, health or dencing said indebted- for sale, transfer and rected that the Deed of pursuant to this notice recorded in the Office ness having directed 2010 of sale is being offered Attorney at Law The safety conditions exist- conveyance “AS IS, Trust be foreclosed, the LESS AND EXCEPT of the Register of Law Firm of Hutchens, that the Deed of Trust WHERE IS.” Neither undersigned Substitute that property in Certifi- for sale, transfer and Deeds of Surry County, ing in, on, at or relating Senter & Britton, P.A. to the property being be foreclosed, the un- the Trustee nor the Trustee will offer for cate of Partial Satisfac- conveyance “AS IS, North Carolina and the dersigned Substitute WHERE IS.” Neither Attorneys for Substitute offered for sale, and holder of the note se- sale at the courthouse tion recorded in Book holder of the note evi- Trustee Services, Trustee will offer for cured by the deed of door in the City of Dob- 1322, Page 566, Surry the Trustee nor the dencing said indebted- any and all responsibil- Inc.P.O. Box 10284317 ities or liabilities arising sale at the courthouse trust/security agree- son, Surry County, County Registry. holder of the note se- ness having directed door in the City of Dob- cured by the deed of Ramsey StreetFayet- out of or in any way re- ment, or both, being North Carolina, or the that the Deed of Trust teville, North Carolina son, Surry County, foreclosed, nor the offi- customary location Trustee may, in the trust/security agree- be foreclosed, the un- lating to any such con- 28311http://sales.hsb- dition expressly are North Carolina, or the cers, directors, attor- designated for foreclo- Trustee's sole discre- ment, or both, being dersigned Substitute customary location foreclosed, nor the offi- firm.com disclaimed. Also, this neys, employees, sure sales, at 1:45 PM tion, delay the sale for Trustee will offer for designated for foreclo- agents or authorized on June 7, 2010 and up to one hour as pro- cers, directors, attor- sale at the courthouse property is being sold Case No: 1027062 subject to all taxes, sure sales, at 1:45 PM representative of either will sell to the highest vided in NCGS neys, employees, door in the City of Dob- on June 7, 2010 and agents or authorized special assessments, the Trustee or the bidder for cash the fol- §45-21.23. son, Surry County, Publish: May 25 & will sell to the highest holder of the note make lowing real estate situ- representative of either North Carolina, or the and prior liens or en- June 1, 2010 cumbrances of record bidder for cash the fol- any representation or ated in the County of Should the property the Trustee or the customary location lowing real estate situ- holder of the note make and any recorded re- warranty relating to the Surry, North Carolina, be purchased by a third designated for foreclo- ated in the County of title or any physical, en- and being more partic- party, that person must any representation or sure sales, at 1:45 PM leases. Said property is also being sold sub- Surry, North Carolina, vironmental, health or ularly described as fol- pay the tax of Forty- 12 Tuesday, June 1, 2010 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com

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Working knowl- C20100531023 holder of the note make opt. 3 or888-309-3389 Fuel/ Oil/ Coal/ Black $800 368-2167 edge of manufacturing ABSOLUTE AUCTION any representation or DISH NET- toll free - Saturday, June 12 at Wood/ Gas or 336-745-8031 / business environ- warranty relating to the WORK ment a plus, excellent 10 a.m. 990 title or any physical, en- Over 100 channels interpersonal skills, Auctions vironmental, health or 600 Biscayne Drive, Con- for only $19.99 a Animals Waterstove Houses for Rent ability to establish and safety conditions exist- maintain effective cord, NC. Inventory of ing in, on, at or relating month! Calll dish 500-gallon Carolina 99 Expedition XLT, Falapco network today! Waterstove locally 4WD, loaded, 59K working relationships to the property being 1, 2 & 3 BR/1.5BA Heat with existing busi- New offered for sale, and 1-877-274-2471 Livestock owned used up until miles, 1 owner, exc. pump, appl inc, dep & Plumbing. New 2 weeks ago. $750 cond., $6750 336-499- nesses and community any and all responsibil- 200 Announcements Mention promo ref req 336-325-6706 leaders. Self-moti- Kitchen Cabinets. ities or liabilities arising code Q13 REGISTERED Angus firm. Call David at 1673 leave message Hundreds of New Bulls, Cows, Heifers. 336-326-8105 vated, strong written out of or in any way re- and oral communica- Faucets, lating to any such con- Bred & Open Heifers Lost & Found Call Dean Richardson tion skills required and dition expressly are ability to keep detailed Tubs, Jacuzzis, Tools disclaimed. Also, this 372-5556 or 657-0988 Miscellaneous Will buy junk cars. 112 Duplex Ln. Ararat, & Equipment. FOUND a set of keys Experienced person VA 3BR, appli, Lawn records and produce property is being sold looking for a data entry 351-5223 $150- reports on business on Moores Springs care inc., $525 mo dep www.ClassicAuc- subject to all taxes, position. 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BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker Today’s Answers

FUNKY WINKERBEAN Tom Batiuk

HAGAR THE HORRIBLE Chris Browne

HI & LOIS Brian and Greg Walker THE LOCKHORNS William Hoest

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Jacquelene Bigar’s HOROSCOPE HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Tuesday, crowds are, the happy Leo can be June 1, 2010: found. ZITS Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman This year, you will notice that others VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) start to think of you as a creative force, ### Focus on work. You are one of a solution person, someone who isn’t the few signs who can concentrate and afraid to go down the untried path. get the job done. Others are distracted Often you get unexpected results, even with unexpected realizations and for you. Learn to respond to the spon- actions. By distancing yourself, distrac- taneous. In those unanticipated tion floats over you. Many count on moments, the biggest breaks could you. Tonight: Know when to call it a occur. If you are single, you will meet day. someone very special out of the blue. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Don’t decide that this is “it” until this ##### Though you like excite- person hangs around for at least a year. ment, there simply might be too much If you are attached, the two of you on your plate. Know when to back off, seem suddenly to understand each detach and/or become just an observer. other better. Plan a special trip or event Try to avoid being overwhelmed. You of meaning. AQUARIUS reads you might need to take action quickly. THE FAMILY CIRCUS well. Don’t allow others to trip you up. CONCEPTIS SUDOKU The Stars Show the Kind of Day You’ll Tonight: Having a good time. Bil Keane Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average; SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) by Dave Green 2-So-so; 1-Difficult ### If you can work from home, ARIES (March 21-April 19) do. You will accomplish more. A new ##### The words you use have idea or a possibility of applying new 1 2 an impact, and they help others see technology could be quite exciting. An where you are coming from. You gain associate or partner presents an inter- 6 8 9 agreement in a meeting. Others find esting option. Tonight: Don’t you to be unusually innovative and overindulge. 4 3 7 upbeat. Listen to what is being shared. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) You might want and/or need more ##### Don’t hesitate to ask ques- 5 4 9 feedback. Tonight: Where people are. tions, initiate a brainstorming session TAURUS (April 20-May 20) and/or encourage discussions. Others 8 1 7 3 #### Others defer to you because appreciate your innovative yet dynam- you know what you are doing. Though ic thinking. Don’t hesitate to do the 8 2 5 you might not take the lead often, trust unpredictable. Sometimes staying in others’ judgment as well as your own. the same rut doesn’t cut it. Tonight: 5 7 2 You suddenly realize where someone is Don’t watch the clock. coming from. Let this person know CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) 3 4 1 that you understand. Tonight: Take in ### Be aware of the costs of a situ- new information. ation and move on. You could be sur- DENNIS THE MENACE GEMINI (May 21-June 20) prised by what you hear and what the 2 8 2010 Conceptis Puzzles, Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. ##### Deal with others directly, possibilities are. Someone close to you Hank Ketchum Difficulty Level 6/01 no games. Though you could be sur- encourages being more open. Tonight:

prised by what comes up, you might Think about your budget. Pay bills.

Difficulty Level Difficulty

6/01 appreciate the agreement you reach. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)

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2010 Conceptis Puzzles, Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. 9 Energize others by giving them your Your style wins the spot-

support. You could be amazed by what light. Your thinking is always avant

6 8 9 2 7 3 4 1 5 occurs. Tonight: Be spontaneous. Just garde. You can grasp what others can’t.

don’t be alone. Your imagination, plugged into an

CANCER 5 3 7 4 9 1 6 2 8 (June 21-July 22) issue, will find a solution. Drop the

##### A boss seems to change, or word “no.” Allow positive options to

perhaps there is a switch in authority. head toward you. Tonight: Whatever 9 7 3 8 2 6 1 5

4 Though you might not see or experi- puts a smile on your face.

ence this immediately, be aware. Your PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) 8 2 4 1 5 7 9 6

3 creativity will swell if you reveal your ## Your instincts play out with

thoughts. Tonight: Sort through opin- your finances, sometimes drawing 1 5 6 3 4 9 8 7

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LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) someone says is a sure bet easily could 2 4 1 5 6 8 3 9

7 ##### Others keep testing their be a high risk. Know that the cards

ideas on you. If you think you can get could fall in any way. Tonight: Get a 7 6 8 9 3 2 5 4

1 any work done that demands total con- good night’s sleep.

centration, think again. Go with the 3 9 5 7 1 4 2 8 6 prevailing tides; network and brain- Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet storm away. Tonight: Where the at http://www.jacquelinebigar.com.

Enjoy reading The Mount Airy News? • Enjoy reading Surry Scene? Then be sure to say THANK YOU to the ones who make it possible - our Advertisers! When they advertise with us they are sharing exciting information about their company! So let them know that you saw them in The Mount Airy News or Surry Scene and make them your fi rst choice when you need the products and services they offer. 336-786-4141 • www.mtairynews.com 14 Tuesday, June 1, 2010 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com On the outside, we appear to be the perfect couple Dear Annie: I have is being stuck in it will be diffi- not welcome the criticism way off base in your re- nized in every state, and been married for 35 years my heart. He cult to modify or want her input. Ulti- sponse to “Devastated and there are often restrictions. to a man who, at any mo- knows how I feel his behavior, es- mately, it is insulting. Why Frustrated,” whose son and The fact that “Devastated” ment, will bring up things about this. The pecially if he is- does she know better than I daughter-in-law didn’t in- ought to be able to see her from our past that are very only time he n’t willing. It is do? vite her to her grandchild’s grandchildren doesn’t hurtful to me. And he stops is if I start not, however, If someone asks for ad- birthday party because the mean she will. We’ll say it knows exactly what he is to cry. Why does impossible. Get vice or an opinion, it is OK ex-husband and his fifth again: The best way to re- doing. he do this? — some counseling to give it. Otherwise, wife were there. She’s also solve the problem is for Two weeks ago, he Hurt in the Mid- — on your own please tell people to tread not allowed to stop by and Mom to find a way to get threw something in my west if he won’t go lightly. You never know visit without calling. Now along with her daughter-in- face that goes back to be- Dear Hurt: with you — and when a foot will be inserted she’s been cut off entirely law. fore we were married. He Has your hus- learn how to re- in the mouth or feelings because she told her daugh- Annie’s Mailbox is writ- had loaned me a small band always spond in a more will be hurt. — Ft. Wayne, ter-in-law’s aunt on Face- ten by Kathy Mitchell and amount of money — less been like this, or productive way. Ind. book to MYOB. Marcy Sugar, longtime edi- than $100. At the time, I is it a fairly re- Dear Annie: Dear Indiana: Being in That woman has a right tors of the Ann Landers was a single mom working cent develop- Why do people the advice business, we to see her blood-related column. Please e-mail your a full-time job without the ment? The fact feel the need to know how useless it is to offspring. That daughter- questions to anniesmail- benefit of child support that he hangs on Annie’s offer advice that direct our suggestions to in-law needs to learn her [email protected], or write from my ex-husband. I to these grudges is unsolicited someone who hasn’t asked place, and that is to respect to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o guess I never paid him and uses them to Mailbox and unwanted? for our help. Unsolicited her son’s grandmother. Creators Syndicate, 5777 back. I had totally forgotten make you cry is a Isn’t that com- advice is often resented. That fifth wife has no busi- W. Century Blvd., Ste. 700, about it and couldn’t be- form of bullying pletely out of There is no reason you can- ness being at a birthday Los Angeles, CA 90045. To lieve he remembered — and an effort to Advice line? not delete this person’s e- party. Someone needs to find out more about Annie’s and apparently is still upset exert control. If Columnists A friend of mails unread or, at the very come down on that son and Mailbox and read features about it. this reflects a mine sends me least, not respond to the daughter-in-law with a lead by other Creators Syndi- We are now the parents change in his personality e-mails telling me that parts that are insulting. (On balloon. You should have cate writers and cartoon- of three grown children. On within the past few years, nearly everything I do is the other hand, when it’s told her how to access her ists, visit the Creators Syn- the outside, we appear to be he may have a neurological wrong. I have not asked your mother-in-law, some- grandparents’ rights. — dicate Web page at the perfect couple, but his problem that requires med- this person for their opin- times it’s best to simply Angry in Connecticut www.creators.com. continual badgering has ical attention. Unfortunate- ion. I am not hurting or of- turn a deaf ear.) Dear Angry: Grandpar- COPYRIGHT 2010 left me feeling like a knife ly, if it goes back 35 years, fending anyone, and I do Dear Annie: You were ents’ rights are not recog- CREATORS.COM Fans gather to remember Ronnie James Dio Christ’s resurrection DERRIK J. LANG side the auditorium to from such bands as Elf, cancer was growing and AP ENTERTAINMENT WRITER watch monitors of the Rainbow, Black Sabbath mutating from something proceedings, which fea- and the self-titled Dio as a that was probably easily was very real LOS ANGELES — tured performances from passionate performer who defeatable into a monster Dear Dr. The mammoth service for some of Dio’s rocker was gracious on and off which even Dio couldn’t (Romans 1:4). friends, including Glenn stage. Graham: Once Did it hap- fiery frontman Ronnie slay.” Hughes of Deep Purple, Many recalled Dio’s again, my wife pen? It may in- James Dio was more akin A few members of the Geoff Tate of Queen- continued support over Westboro Baptist Church dragged me to terest you to to a spirited rock concert sryche and Paul Shortino the years of Children of demonstrated outside of church on Easter know that one of than a dreary funeral. of Quiet Riot. the Night, the teenage the park’s gates as hun- this year. I don’t the Gospels that With chants of “Dio, “He touched all of us prostitution rehabilitation dreds of fans arrived to want to offend tells us about Je- Dio, Dio,” headbangers with his music and his organization where his remember Dio, who made you, but how can sus’ resurrection were loud and proud Sun- message and his magic,” wife, Wendy, serves as the “devil horns” hand anyone believe was written by a day as they paid tribute to said David Feinstein, chairman. gesture he learned from that Jesus died man named Luke the late metal legend, who Dio’s cousin and Elf Dio revealed last sum- his Italian grandmother a and then came — who was a died from stomach cancer bandmate. “I know that mer that he was suffering back to life doctor. If anyone heavy metal signature. again? I’m a knew that dead May 16 at age 67. Ronnie truly loved all of from stomach cancer Members of the funda- More than 1,200 fans you. He had a great appre- shortly after wrapping up doctor, and be- people don’t mentalist church said they lieve me — once come back to life commemorated Dio inside ciation for your loyalty. a tour in Atlantic City, opposed Dio because they Forest Lawn Memorial I’m talking about all you N.J., with the latest incar- a person is dead, it was Luke — believed he worshipped it’s all over. — but he had Park’s Hall of Liberty. out there, all the fans.” nation of Black Sabbath Satan. under the name Heaven K.J. Billy Graham weighed the evi- Hundreds more gathered Those gathered remem- Several musician Dear K.J.: dence, and he in the scorching heat out- bered the feisty vocalist and Hell. friends of Dio celebrated Let me assure knew Jesus Dio’s son, Dan Pa- the rocker by performing you that people Christ was alive. davona, cautioned the me- Spiritual Chicken Biscuits...... $ tunes that featured Dio’s 2,000 years ago And so can you. 2/ 3.00 morial crowd to be signature howl. knew that death Columnist Why is Jesus’ Bacon Breakfast Plate...... $2.99 screened regularly by a Scott Warren of Heav- was final just as resurrection im- doctor and take care of en and Hell began the me- much as you do portant? It is im- Hamburger Steak Plate...... $4.49 themselves, something he morial with an arrange- — if not more so, since portant because it gives us said his father did not do. ment of Dio’s “This is death in those days wasn’t hope — hope that sin’s “I beg you not to make Your Life” on piano. John hidden behind hospital power has been erased, and Mt. Airy the same mistake my dad Payne of Asia crooned doors. Job’s question still death and Hell and Satan made,” said Padavona. Black Sabbath’s “Heaven echoes across the centuries: have been conquered. “For dad, the show always Hwy 52 N. and Hell.” Joey Belladon- “If a man dies, will he live Don’t turn your back on had to go on. He ignored na of Anthrax wailed again?” (Job 14:14). Christ any longer, but open 789-3050 the warning signs for Rainbow’s “Man On The But that’s why the resur- your heart and life to His years, and all along the Silver Mountain.” rection of Jesus Christ is so transforming power. important — because noth- ing like it ever happened Send your queries to before, or will ever happen “My Answer,” c/o Billy again until the end of time. Graham, Billy Graham Christ’s resurrection from Evangelistic Association, 1 the dead sets Him apart Billy Graham Parkway, from every other person Charlotte, N.C., 28201; who ever lived — and it call 1-(877) 2-GRAHAM, could only have happened or visit the Web site for the if God intervened and Billy Graham Evangelistic made it happen. And that’s Association: www.billygra- precisely what took place! ham.org. The Bible says that Christ (c)2010 BILLY GRA- “was declared with power HAM DISTRIBUTED BY to be the Son of God by his TRIBUNE MEDIA SER- resurrection from the dead” VICES, INC.


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