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Vol. 131, Issue 257 .50 INDEX Obits ... page 3A Opinions ... page 4A Business ... page 5A Sports ... page 6-7A Eagles spike Bears Classifieds ... page 8-9B Partly Cloudy Serving Surry County since 1880. High Low Page 6A Forsubscriptions, call 786-4141. 89 62 The Mount Airy News www.mtairynews.com Printed on recycled newspaper Wednesday, September 14, 2011 Applicants encouraged to certify MEGHANN EVANS Job postings should be listed then on the STAFF REPORTER company’s Web site, www.pgwglass.com, or through the N.C. Employment Security Commission. DOBSON — Though Pittsburgh Glass At last week’s meeting, Johnson intro- Works has not yet begun most of its hiring duced Dr. George Sappenield, vice presi- for its new Elkin location, county lead- dent of corporate and continuing education ers are encouraging people to pursue Ca- at Surry Community College, to talk about reer Readiness Certiication through Surry how people can prepare with the Career Community College in preparation to ap- Readiness Certiication program. ply. Sappenield told the crowd that most of Ever since the announcement was made the hiring for the hourly jobs with PGW that Pittsburgh Glass Works plans to create will likely take place after January. As part 260 jobs by moving into a plant in Elkin, of the hiring process, the employer will be people have been calling the county to in- looking at Career Readiness Certiicates, he quire about job openings. Job openings said. A press release issued by the college have not yet been posted by the company, earlier this year stated that Pittsburgh Glass but people can begin working on receiving Works has “indicated a preference to hire - applicants with a Career Readiness Certii- a certiicate that could improve employabil cate.” ity, oficials say. - MEGHANN EVANS/THE NEWS Commissioner Paul Johnson told citi- “That’s a nationally recognized certii cate that indicates skills that a worker may Dr. George Sappenfield, vice president of corporate and continuing education at zens gathered at a Surry County Board of Commissioners meeting last week that have,” explained Sappenield to the crowd. He said people need to plan ahead, be- Surry Community College, speaks at a recent county commissioner meeting about PGW will be hiring soon. He elaborated Career Readiness Certification. Monday that it will likely be 60 to 90 days. See CERTIFY, page 2A County asked to consider policy MEGHANN EVANS STAFF REPORTER

DOBSON — A county resident encouraged the county commissioners to consider a no kill policy and other changes for the animal shelter during a recent meet- ing. Paula Stanley, a resident of Pilot Mountain, came be- fore the Surry County Board of Commissioners during an open forum to offer several suggestions about the han- MONDEE TILLEY/THE NEWS SUBMITTED PHOTO dling of impounded animals. The building located at the corner of Oak and Main streets was This is the only photograph that could be found of the building locat- Stanley, who said she loves pets and especially painstakingly renovated to look like it did when it was first built ed at the corner of Oak and Main streets. The building’s owner Gene dogs, explained to the com- in the 1890s. Rees used this picture to restore the building to its former glory. missioners how she got in- terested in this issue. She said she always knew in the back of her mind about eu- The old… made new again thanization of animals at the Three downtown buildings get a new life county animal shelter, but MONDEE TILLEY she thought things had im- STAFF REPORTER proved when the new adop- tion center was added to the shelter a few years ago. It’s easy to see that in downtown But recently Stanley came Mount Airy many of the buildings across some statistics that are quite old, but during the past year, surprised her. three of those buildings have been According to the 2010 completely remodeled and now have Public Animal Shelter Re- brand new businesses inside. port provided on the N.C. Two property owners, Gene Rees Department of Agricul- and Richard Whitley, have taken dif- ture’s Division of Animal ferent approaches to how they reno- Welfare Web site, www. vated the buildings, both have an eye ncspayneuter.com, Surry on the past and the future of down- County Animal Control im- town. pounded 1,982 dogs in 2010 Rees owns a building on the corner and euthanized 1,713, or 86 of Oak and Main streets that was built percent, of them. The shelter in the 1890s. It started out as Smith took in 1,951 cats and eutha- Clothing and was owned by Gertrude nized 1,835, or 94 percent. Smith’s father. In the 1950s, the build- “I was totally shocked, ing was remodeled and the facade and something inside me changed from its original look. When kind of snapped when I saw Rees decided to renovate the building, that,” remarked Stanley. he was able to ind one picture of the She said that instead of building in the Mount Airy Museum sitting around and com- of Regional History. He took great plaining about the high pains to restore the building to its euthanization rate, she de- original glory. cided to talk to commis- In order to register the building as sioners and animal control a historic property, it had to be located and health department of- within a certiied national district, which the central business district of ficials. She said she has MONDEE TILLEY/THE NEWS spoken to Animal Control Mount Airy is. He said the rules on Director Gary Brown, who SUBMITTED PHOTO how historic buildings are renovated Patricia Melton styles Patty Edwards’ hair THIS IS THE FRONT OF THE OLD SMITH’S CLOTHING BUILDING THAT HAS NOW are strict. Tuesday afternoon in the newly remodeled BEEN COMPLETELY RENOVATED. See POLICY, page 2A See LIFE, page 3A salon on Franklin Street called Salon 222. Sweet Potato Festival to be held in Rockford this weekend STAFF REPORT ing sweet potato pies, sweet In addition to staples set up booths to sell their ride for a small fee. Carter estimates the at- potato sonkers and sweet revolving around the fea- wares. Several local bands are tendance at the annual fes- potato cake, a new dish this tured tuber, there will be “I hope people come out scheduled to perform in tival to hover around 1,000 ROCKFORD — This people each year. Saturday historic down- year. plenty of chicken stew, to support the local econo- the amphitheater located “People should come try country ham biscuits, pin- my with the vendors who behind the general store “I hope people come out town Rockford will be over- just to have a good time,” run with sweet potatoes. the pies and sonkers. We to beans and cornbread will be there,” said Carter. throughout the event with a have absolutely the best available as well. Local “There will also be local new group taking the stage said Carter. The 14th annual Sweet Admission to the festival Potato Festival will take ones around. An 86-year- sweet potato growers will authors. One author has roughly every hour. is free. place around the Rockford old lady prepares them and be selling their potatoes some new ghost stories that “There will be a wide va- General Store from 10 a.m. she’s like a grandmother to at the event. he will bring.” riety of stuff. The bands are to 5 p.m. The festival will all of us around here,” said The festival will also A local stable op- playing all kinds of music feature a number of sweet- Carolyn Carter, owner of feature local craft vendors eration will have horses from bluegrass to pop and potato-based dishes includ- the Rockford General Store. and authors who plan to available for people to some country,” said Carter. A2

2A Wednesday, September 14, 2011 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com windows and sunroofs. A we start buying land or buying plans or multi-million dollar incen- agreeing to anything, there’s another step CERTIFY: tive package was offered POLICY: we can take.” to the company, which in- She said there is another movement to Continued from page 1A cludes the county purchas- Continued from page 1A make shelters more user friendly and have ing a manufacturing build- more open space for animals to play. She cause they do not simply their Web site, (applicants) ing for $6.5 million then listened to her concerns. said having animals in cages, which often take a test. He said students won’t be behind. They’ll al- leasing it to the company Of the issue, Stanley said, “This is not stresses them out or changes their person- can take a course which in- ready be ready.” for $1 a year for 12 years. In something that is just unique to Surry alities after a few days, is not the optimum exchange, the business has cludes pre-tests and online More than 1,000 certii- County or North Carolina.” way for people considering pet adoption to skill-building lessons to cates have been awarded in to create 260 jobs and in- Stanley spoke to commissioners about view them. She also noted that many people prepare for the assessment. the college’s service area vest $85 million in machin- the “no kill” movement, a movement that are uncomfortable visiting the pound. She The assessment areas are during the past two years, ery, equipment and personal would require the policy that any healthy admitted that she has not visited the shelter. reading for information, according to a news release. property by Jan. 1, 2016. animal that comes into the shelter will be She said, “I cannot bring myself to go over applied mathematics and People can take classes at The county received a siz- adopted if possible. This also would require there.” She said she could not stand to see locating information. Stu- the main college campus in able grant from the state’s a strong spay and neuter program, she said, a puppy and think that it might be killed in dents can obtain a bronze, Dobson or one of its centers Golden LEAF Foundation and good adoption center hours. a few hours. silver or gold Career Readi- in Mount Airy, Pilot Moun- for the project, in addition “I’m just very excited and hopeful that She said an open play space, something tain, Elkin or Yadkinville. to PGW contributing $2 akin to a car showroom, would be more ness Certiicate. million in loan assistance we can move to that,” Stanley remarked. “It’s not something you For information on how to She said she is not trying to be criti- ideal. Board Chairman Paul Johnson said just drop in and do,” Sap- obtain a Career Readiness payments to the county. the showroom idea is actually part of what Surry Community Col- cal of the animal shelter, she just wants to penield noted. Certiicate, people can call make people more aware. She hopes that the county is looking at doing with the new Chris Knopf, assistant the college’s workforce lege is working with Pitts- shelter. Williams said the current shelter burgh Glass Works to county personnel and animal groups can county manager for eco- development center at 386- work together to try to change the statistics. has a gated play area where people can take nomic development and 3680. provide pre- and post-em- animals they are considering adopting. ployment training for peo- “I think we need to make sure to give that tourism, said he thinks most Sappenield said of the thought,” she said. Johnson said the process of improving local companies are going - ple that are hired. Worker or building a new shelter is taking longer Career Readiness Certii training was a component Thomas Williams, a spokesperson for to want that certiication in cate, “If you go to any of the Surry County Health and Nutrition than people would like, but that is because the future. He said the cer- our centers and say those of the incentives pack- it takes money. age offered by the state Center, said, “We’re always open to open tiication is now accepted words, they can help you.” dialogue and discussion.” But Stanley believes the county does not by many companies located The announcement was and local governments to have to have a larger facility to enforce a the company. The state’s He added, “We do work with local ani- around the nation. made in April that Pitts- mal rescue groups as best as possible … I no kill policy. She said, “We don’t need to - burgh Glass Works plans Customized Training Pro- Johnson said the certii gram, administered in Surry think our relationships are good with local build a bigger jail for these animals.” She cate saves employers a lot to locate a manufacturing groups.” thinks the county needs to actively work to of time. He said, “The fast- facility in Elkin. The com- County by the community college, offers a variety of Through a partnership with Pet Sense in ind them homes. er that people can get this pany manufactures items Mount Airy, Williams said the department “But certainly not every dog that is go- done, once (PGW) opens such as windshields, door training services, and PGW has already begun develop- has taken some pets there and been able to ing to come in is adoptable,” Stanley noted. ing training programs that adopt several out. He said that the eutha- Commissioner Buck Golding asked if will be implemented when nization rate has decreased some over the the animal shelter igures take into account they begin hiring, accord- past few years. animals that are being adopted but then the ing to a community college He said that the health department, county ends up having to take them back in. news release. which oversees animal control, has looked Stanley said that although some will Contact Meghann Evans into a no kill shelter in the past. He said, argue that there is just an overabundance at 719-1952 or mevans@ “There were large costs associated with a of pets, there are many people looking for mtairynews.com. no kill shelter, and it was just not feasible pets every year. The county just needs to for Surry County.” ind a way to connect them with the animal Williams said the lack of people spay- shelter. Even if there are not enough Surry ing and neutering their pets is a big part of County families interested in adopting pets, the reason why there are so many pets im- some of the animals could be transported pounded and euthanized in the county. And to other locations where people are looking in a rural county, dogs and cats have more for pets. room to roam and continue to reproduce, he She suggests using Facebook as a me- added. dium to get the word out about animals up Stanley also recognizes that spaying and for adoption at the shelter. She said, “It re- neutering pets is a big piece to decreasing ally is an amazing tool to spread news and the number of animals euthanized. She make people aware.” thinks the county needs to have more spay She asked the commissioners to revisit and neuter clinics. their policy regarding Facebook. Accord- “I think we need to be responsible pet ing to Johnson, the county does not have Breaking News can now owners,” Stanley remarked. “If you can’t Facebook accounts set up at this time and be seen at... afford to get your pet ixed, you probably does not think it is a good idea at present www.mtairynews.com don’t need to have one.” with all of the problems the Web site can Last week, Stanley also said she is ex- have. with the complete story cited about the idea of moving the county Stanley said, “I just think there’s so in the next edition of... animal shelter. The commissioners recently many things that could be done … My main approved a feasibility study to consider the goal is to see the numbers go down.” possibility of building a new shelter. Contact Meghann Evans at 719-1952 The Mount Airy News Stanley told the commissioners, “Before or [email protected]. 319 N. Renfro Street Mount Airy, NC (336) 786-4141 www.mtairynews.com

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Rees had the mahogany doors custom built in Chris- tiansburg, Va. The original windows also were rebuilt. The ceiling was made of tongue and groove boards, which Pi- lot Cabinets was able to make to matching boards that were damaged. After six months of construction, the building is now oc- cupied by Mayberry Antique Hideaway owned by James and Renda Ayers who say business has been great in that location. “We’ve been pleased with the trafic. We’ve been busy and that’s been great,” said James Ayers. The store is stocked with a broad range of collectibles from old bottles which line the front window of the business to unusual items like an antique silver table butler. The front of the store is made up of items that the Ayers have for sale and the back part of the business is for vendors who rent space to sell their goods. Rees also owns the row of buildings that line Market Street that had been vacant for some time. While construc- tion began on the four buildings, only one is complete so far. Otis Campbell’s Hotdog Parlor occupies the one inished space. Kenny Eaton, who runs the business, said he hasn’t seen much business from tourists, but locals have been com- ing in on a regular basis. He was unemployed before the hot dog restaurant opened up. So far, he said, he isn’t making any money, but he is hopeful that business will pick up soon. MONDEE TILLEY/THE NEWS Rees has plans to renovate each building on Market James and Renda Ayers, owners of Mayberry Antique Hideaway, play a game of checkers in their store that is Street. He would like to see the street be the thriving place it in one of the newly renovated downtown businesses. was in the old days. He said Kasco sold produce and seeds in one store and the old Morton’s bar was a chicken slaughter house. “At one time, there was more money exchanged on this street than in any bank,” said Eaton while talking about Rees’ efforts to bring Market Street back to what it once was. Rees also plans to surround the front of the buildings in lowers and ill the space with bright umbrellas and tables. The third newly renovated business is at 222 Franklin St. The building is owned by Richard Whitley, a inancial ad- viser at HD Vest, which is located in the same building. It is not known when that building was built, but it once was the Fuller Furniture Company. He said the building was totally remodeled in the 1960s and became the Mount Airy Paint Store. It was owned by James Snow, who passed away sev- eral years ago, and Velpo Ward. Mike Butler took over the business between six to eight years ago. Whitley said Butler tried to keep the business alive, but eventually had to throw in the towel. “He worked very hard to make a go of it. We still have people who walk in and want to know where the paint store went,” said Whitley. He said the Goodwill store also was located in the build- MONDEE TILLEY/THE NEWS ing until 14 or 15 years ago. Now a salon ills the space, and Whitley said he hopes Kenny Eaton, who runs Otis Campbell’s Hotdog Parlor that business will continue to thrive for years to come. stands in the doorway of the kitchen. He said he loves While the building was completely remodeled, Whitley the look of the building that was brought back to life took a modern approach. The salon has decorative metal after a massive renovation effort. panels and sleek lighting ixtures. It was important to him that the stations where the ladies work be the appropriate height so that they wouldn’t have to bend over the sinks, so each station was measured to it each woman’s height. He said he got the idea to open a salon in the building after talking with three ladies who had worked together for a number of years, Debi McHone, Pam Bowman and Eva Hopkins. “The three ladies had a lot of input on how they wanted it to look, then my son, Alex Whitley, made it come alive,” he said. Stylist Patricia Melton and two others also work at the salon. While the business has only been open for two and a half weeks, Whitley said, business is booming. “The response has been overwhelming,” said Whitley. He said one lady who was from out-of-town rode by the sa- lon and backed her car up to take a closer look. He said she came in to have her hair done and told them she felt like she was in a New York salon that has Mount Airy prices. She is now a regular customer even though she is not from the area. He said she books her appointments based on when she will be in town. MONDEE TILLEY/THE NEWS The salon also has changing rooms for customers and a waxing area. In the future, Whitley is planning to add mas- The signs on the side of the building where the new sage therapy, manicures, pedicures and facials. Salon 222 opened recently shows that changes the “The building relects the quality of service we endeavor SUBMITTED PHOTO building has undergone over the years. Mount Airy to provide,” said Whitley. Contact Mondee Tilley at [email protected] or This is the building where Otis Campbell’s Hotdog Par- High School student Summer McHone painted the sign at 719-1930. lor is now located on Market Street. for the salon. NEED A JOB? Check Out The Classifi eds

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4A Wednesday, September 14, 2011 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com SURRY COUNTY’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER -ESTABLISHED IN 1880- “Were it left to me to decide Gary Lawrence, publisher whether we should have a gov- [email protected] ernment without newspapers, or newspapers without a govern- The Mount Airy News John Peters, editor ment, I should not hesitate a mo- [email protected] ment to prefer the latter.” Printed on recycled www.mtairynews.com/opinion newspaper Wendy Byerly Wood, associate editor — Thomas Jefferson [email protected] 319 N. Renfro St. Phone: (336) 786-4141 Mount Airy, NC 27030-3838 OPINION Fax: (336) 789-2816 Editorial A chill is in the air One night last week, it Days in just way of ushering fall to the ground. Obama tax hit me — the warm weath- more than a in my favorite For some it might be er we’ve been enjoying for week. Then holiday, Hal- looking forward to pull- changes should months isn’t far from leav- three weeks loween. ing out stylish coats and ing the area. The air was later comes the Then two boots, for others it might crisp a couple of nights Autumn Leaves days later be cool gloves or hats to target deficit reduction last week, and I mean al- Festival. comes a very provide warmth. While my special 1st President Obama on Monday challenged the Republi- most downright chilly. I will just stick to look- can-controlled Congress to accept his so-called job plan The weather change I side of the fam- birthday. ing forward to the special immediately, demanding the Senate and House consider the could do without. I’m not ily mostly has All of this proposal with “no games, no politics, no delays.” a fan of cold, neither are birthdays in the goes to show happenings coming in the The problem is, virtually the entire proposal is a political my fingers, toes and nose first six months that despite next few weeks. game itself. especially. But the fall of the year, my hating the cold Wendy Byerly Wood is Obama’s $447 billion plan calls for federal government brings with it some of my husband’s fam- weather, there the associate editor of The inancing of highway and transportation projects; teacher, favorite things to do. ily is inundated are still things Mount Airy News. She can ireighters and police department payrolls; school and with several Wendy Wood to look forward be reached at wbyerly- community college construction projects; and the refur- Before the cold weather bishing of vacant and foreclosed homes and businesses. even gets here perma- October birth- to as the leaves [email protected] Best of all, according to the president, it comes without nently comes Mayberry days, which just serve as a begin to change colors and or 719-1923. adding a penny to the out-of-control national debt. Obama’s plan for paying for the program is to limit the itemized deductions for charitable contributions for indi- Alcoa pushes jobs, locals push back viduals making more than $200,000 a year (expected to save $400 billion); closing loopholes for oil and gas com- RALEIGH — Stanly A steel recycler Dennis’ com- generation from the dams panies ($40 billion); requiring fund managers to pay higher County commissioners partially owned ment that the earned the company be- taxes on some income ($18 billion); and changing the tax apparently aren’t backing by Alcoa, Clean recyclers’ plans tween $7.3 million and $8 treatment of corporate jets ($3 billion). down from their ight with Tech, may do have nothing to million in each of the last While the idea of tax increases are never welcome, none aluminum-maker Alcoa. the same, prom- do with the re- three years, according to i- of those seem particularly alarming under the right circum- Neither is the admin- ising to bring licensing may nancial statements released stances. istration of Gov. Beverly 250 jobs to the be a stretch. in March. Funding what amounts to a federal jobs program is not Perdue. area. Any company Company oficials say the right circumstance. The ight is over the wa- There is a agreeing to lo- they hope to bring as many The total federal deicit stands at nearly $14.8 trillion. ter that lows through the catch: Alcoa cate there would as 750 jobs to the area. Federal expenditures for the current iscal year (ending Yadkin River and into the wants Stanly want some cer- But can’t they do that as Sept. 30) stood at $3.3 trillion through the end of August, reservoirs created by dams County oficials tainty about the a gesture of goodwill, and while revenue was $2.06 trillion. That means more than a that Alcoa built by almost to drop their le- future of the allow the legal dispute to third of current spending is borrowed money. a century ago. gal challenge of dams and their play out? The non-partisan Congressional Budget Ofice (CBO) Alcoa wants the dams the re-licensing electricity gen- It’s been obvious from estimates the government will add $1.41 trillion to the fed- to be re-licensed by federal of the dams. eration. the outset of the re-licens- eral deicit by the end of the iscal year. The CBO said the regulators. Stanly County The Charlotte But making ing ight that Alcoa has a federal government had spent $233 billion on deicit inter- and Perdue do not, arguing Observer re- Scott those jobs con- public relations problem. est through August. Nearly 20 percent of the deicit spend- that it no longer deserves ports that the Mooneyham tingent on the Company oficials ought to ing is interest on existing debt — roughly akin to borrow- use of the waters because company has outcome of the be trying to win hearts and ing money on one credit card to pay the interest on another the company shut down its also offered to legal dispute minds. Bringing jobs to the credit card. aluminum smelting opera- pay off $4.8 looks a lot like area would surely help. We would humbly suggest those tax increases suggested tion and laid off its work- million spent by Syndicated holding a gun to Any ensuing goodwill by the president be used to slice into the federal deicit. force. the county on Columnist the head of the that plays a role in the le- Even those increases and changes in tax law, which total Alcoa has been trying the legal ight. county. gal ight ought to be seen $461 billion, would cut only about a third of the year’s dei- to change the equation in County oficials don’t It’s more evidence of a as a bonus. cit spending, but that would be a great start on eliminating recent months. It hopes seem interested. company that can’t decide After all, putting new current debt. to lure new companies to “That’s all it was, a whether it wants to play tenants to the property Obama’s jobs program is a bad idea for a couple of other its old Badin Works plant show. We welcome the bully or beneiciary. should contribute to the reasons. in the picturesque town jobs, but we’re not going Alcoa has made clear company bottom line. First, federal jobs and bail-out programs rarely have any of Badin in the Uwharrie to be held hostage over that it wants to retain One way or another, that lasting, positive effect. At best they provide a slight, short- Mountains. something that has nothing control of the dams, and bottom line is also going term bump in the economy while offering no way to sustain An electronics recycler to do with it,” said Stan- shown no indication that to be affected by how the that growth. At worst, they are a massive waste of taxpayer with 30 employees has al- ly County Commissioner it will give up the ight. folks in the Yadkin River money that often, somehow, manage to fatten the wallets ready moved onto the site. Tony Dennis. Why would it? Electricity Valley feel about Alcoa. of a select few business owners, stock holders, bankers and executives. Second, states with systemic budget and spending problems, such as North Carolina, tend to use these sorts of funds to ill-in spending gaps, rather than addressing the root cause of state budget deicits. While the federal government cannot be held responsible for such state deci- sions, it certainly carries the label of enabler when it pro- vides such no-strings attached cash to states, allowing state oficials to put off making hard but necessary decisions. We hope Congress will accept the president’s proposed changes in the tax code, but do so in order to help cut fed- eral spending. Notable Quotes “Humor is mankind’s greatest blessing.” — Mark Twain Write your representatives Mount Airy Commissioners Mayor Deborah Cochran, P.O. Box 70, 710-0485 Steve Yokeley, 132 Greystone Lane, 710-0472; syoke- [email protected] William Todd Harris, 403 W. Pine St., 719-0686 Dean Brown, 380 Folly Farms Road, 789-1979 (home) Jon Cawley, 508 Country Club Road, 786-7657 Teresa D. Lewis, 538 Montclaire Drive, 371-0344 Surry County Commissioners Chairman Paul M. Johnson, Pilot Mountain, 351-5526 (home); [email protected] Vice Chairman R.F. “Buck” Golding, Lowgap, 352- 3200 (home); 919-667-5715 (cell); [email protected]. nc.us Jimmy W. Miller, Mt. Airy, 786-6829 (home) Eddie Harris, State Road, 366-7233 (cell); harrise@ co.surry.nc.us Garry Scearce, Mt. 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Assistant Scoutmaster Tim Minor, Tyler’s father, spoke in Paul Hull and Todd Dowell offered recognition of his scoutmaster, James some special words and recollections Monroe Wilson. Wilson and his wife to Tyler. were in attendance at the ceremony. Tim Minor mentioned the scouting Committee Chairman David Taylor, spirit Wilson instilled in him which who stood out of sight, portrayed the has been passed on to his son, Tyler. voice of the eagle and Tyler’s Trail to Eagle was recalled. Scouting Coordi- Senior Patrol Leader Nathan Eaton nator Josh Martin related the require- opened the Eagle Court of Honor by calling on four scouts to bring in ele- ments of the Eagle rank and Tyler’s ments of the court. Wesley Freeman achievements. brought in the Bible. Matthew Dowell Tyler reafirmed his allegiance to and Colton Hodges presented the lags. the three promises of the Scout Oath Jacob Hart presented the light that rep- and was introduced to the audience as SUBMITTED PHOTO resents the spirit of scouting. Assis- an Eagle Scout. Eaton then conducted tant Scoutmaster Scott McHone asked the closing of the Court of Honor and Tyler Minor presents a necklace to his sister during his Eagle Scout ceremony. Scouts Nathan Semones, Christian Sechrist gave the benediction. Surry Community College named Military Friendly School STAFF REPORT current students, according to a Veterans of America. ans’ clubs, full-time staff, military Board consisting of educators statement released by the school. “The positive relationships we credit and other services to those from schools across the country. DOBSON — For the second Service members and veterans have with our veterans help us who served. The newly redesigned Web year in a row, Surry Community can also meet individual student earn that award,” said Jamie Chil- “We help around 100 veterans site, www.militaryfriendly- College has been named a mili- veterans from the various schools dress, vice president of student a year. We disburse about half-a- schools.com, features the list, tary friendly school by G.I. Jobs, virtually on the site to learn more development. “That’s the type million dollars to those students,” interactive tools and search func- a magazine aimed at military per- about personal school decisions of learning environment our vet- said Childress. “The fact that tionality to assist military veter- sonnel transitioning into civilian and the transition from the mili- erans are seeking. They want to we’re military friendly in giving ans with their school decisions. life. tary to an academic environment. go somewhere that is welcoming that funding helps us win that The site has been updated with In its effort to help student “The Military Friendly Schools to them and any particular needs award.” the 2012 list. A full story and veterans ind the right school, list is the go-to resource for pro- they have.” The 2012 list of Military detailed list of Military Friendly G.I. Jobs incorporated a survey spective student veterans search- The 1,518 colleges, univer- Friendly Schools was compiled Schools will be highlighted in the of student veterans for the irst ing for schools that provide the sities and trade schools on this through research and a data- annual Guide to Military Friendly time. This feedback provides pro- right overall experience. Nothing year’s list prioritize the recruit- driven survey of more than 8,000 Schools and on a poster, both of spective military students with is more compelling than actual ment of students with military schools nationwide. Methodol- which will be distributed to hun- insight into the student veteran feedback from current student experience. These schools are ogy, criteria and weighting for the dreds of thousands of active and experience at a particular institu- veterans,” said Michael Dakduk, making the grade by offering list were developed with the as- former military personnel in early tion based on peer reviews from executive director for the Student scholarships and discounts, veter- sistance of an Academic Advisory October. Gay marriage ban will be on May ballot in NC RALEIGH (AP) — an hour of intense debate publicans in supporting away our children, they of an Alexander County harmed because they don’t North Carolina voters will on the Senate loor. The the amendment, the Senate want to take away our cou- furniture manufacturer plan to talk much about ho- get to decide next May on amendment, which had vote was utterly along party ples,” said Maddy Goss, 35, and who is gay. He’s also mosexuality. a constitutional amendment been blocked for years by lines. Four senators — Re- of Raleigh, who is trans- a leader in the gay rights “We’re going to talk to ban gay marriage after Democrats, won a hearing publican Fletcher Hartsell gendered. “It’s just wrong.” group Faith in America. about (traditional) marriage the Legislature gave inal after Republicans took con- of Cabarrus County and Earlier Tuesday, several “This is a state of prog- and the positive things that approval to the question trol of the General Assem- Democrats Eric Mansield business executives and ress, but this amendment is it does,” Brooks said. Tuesday, despite protests bly for the irst time since of Cumberland County, Mi- a nonproit leader warned really a black eye,” Gold Senate leader Phil Berg- that the question promoted 1870. Republicans voted chael Walters of Robeson passage would move jobs to said at a news conference. er, R-Rockingham, said he intolerance and discrimina- heavily for the measure. County and Stan White of other states and discourage “It is sickening that they looked forward to eight tion. “If people reject it and Dare County — had ex- companies that offer ben- would put kids’ lives on the months of healthy debate The state Senate voted say, ‘no, we don’t want this cused absences and didn’t eits to partners of same- line for their political am- on the issue. 30-16 in favor of putting in the constitution,’ then I’ll vote. sex couples from expand- bitions (and) their deeply “There is no doubt that the question on the state- live with it,” Forrester said, Constitutional propos- ing here. They said several held religious beliefs that this is a contentious issue,”, wide primary ballot — the adding he would campaign als aren’t signed into law or large North Carolina-based are misguided, ill-informed but “it’s time for us to let minimum number of yes at the state’s churches for vetoed by a governor, but companies, including Bank and outdated.” the people of this state what votes needed to meet the its passage. He said the bill that didn’t stop Democratic of America, Duke Energy Bill Brooks with the they want in this constitu- three-ifths majority for wasn’t designed to single Gov. Beverly Perdue from and BB&T, have policies North Carolina Family Pol- tion as far as marriage is such amendments. The out gays and lesbians. criticizing the amendment that support same-sex cou- icy Council said he hoped concerned.” House approved the mea- “This wasn’t a slap in as a “partisan exercise” that ples. the upcoming statewide __ sure Monday with a few the face at them,” he add- neither solves problems nor Amendment opponents debate would be cordial Associated Press writer votes to spare. ed. “It was just something creates jobs. couldn’t persuade enough and questioned accusations Emery P. Dalesio contrib- The proposal also would I thought we needed to do “Same-sex marriage lawmakers to stop the ques- that young people would be uted to this report. bar the state from sanction- to continue to have a strong is already illegal in North tion despite a lurry of ac- ing civil unions. family structure here in Carolina, and this consti- tivity and publications in North Carolina is the North Carolina.” tutional amendment would recent days — statements only state in the Southeast Opponents said the not create a single job,” signed by 250 clergy and Stock Market without such a prohibition question will hurt the Perdue said in a statement. faith leaders and at least 75 in its constitution. State state’s business climate be- Debate in the Senate be- business leaders and nearly law already deines mar- cause of the perception that gan while several hundred 50,000 signed postcards Review riage as between a man gays and lesbians aren’t opponents rallied behind from people who didn’t and a woman. Still, amend- welcome. They likened the the Legislative Building want the amendment. ment supporters argue that amendment to previous under tight security. One “I’m disappointed in all traditional marriage would constitutional provisions in of the protesters, Coleman the legislators who turned a NYSE Dow be better protected against North Carolina that banned Billingsley, 65, of Raleigh, deaf ear” to them, said Alex potential legal challenges interracial marriage and said the proposal tries to Miller, interim executive by same-sex couples in six sought to discourage the hold back a changing world director of Equality North 7109.95 11,105.62 other states and the District desegregation of the public that is becoming more ac- Carolina. of Columbia. schools. cepting as more gays and The impending eight- Thirty states have a gay How will the votes we lesbians live openly. month campaign on the +62.83 +44.50 marriage ban in their con- cast today be seen through “It’s not an issue, this up-or-down vote next May stitutions. the lens of time? How is our lives. To the people 8 will harm young people Sen. Jim Forrester, R- will history remember this who want to pass this law, who are questioning their Gaston, who had iled day?” said Sen. Josh Stein, they want to take away our sexuality and must see Amex Nasdaq amendment bills for sev- D-Wake. rights to be. They want to advertisements opposed eral years without success, Unlike the House, where take away our insurance to gay relationships, said inally won Tuesday after 10 Democrats joined Re- coverage, they want to take Mitchell Gold, co-founder 2200.95 2532.15 +37.06 Audit: NC could be overpaying in health claims +11.41 RALEIGH (AP) — North Caroli- state health plan for failing to follow has only recovered about $26 mil- na’s state health plan for teachers and up on reports of potential overpay- lion. other public workers may be overpay- ments from the external companies it But by that measure, the state is ing medical claims by millions of dol- hires as auditors. It also says the state overpaying far less than is typical, lars a year, according to an audit re- health plan doesn’t properly man- since $48.6 million spread over three S&P leased Tuesday. age the services provided by such years is well below the average of $72 State Auditor Beth Wood’s ofice companies, and is largely unaware of million to $120 million annually, Blue conducted a review of the North Car- whether it’s getting a good return on Cross Blue Shield North Carolina 1172.87 olina State Health Plan between the the money it pays for fraud detection spokeswoman Michelle Douglas said. 2008 and 2010 iscal years, and said and the recovery of excess payments. “The industry standard is to over- the state may have overpaid $48.6 The plan provides health insurance pay by up to $120 million a year,” she +10.60 million in medical claims during that to more than 662,000 teachers, state said. period. To establish the estimate, audi- workers, retirees, current and former Douglas also said the report was tors found $252,000 overpayments in lawmakers and others. Last year, it outdated, and that since it was com- Name Symbol Exchange Close Change a random sample of nearly 500 claims paid about $2.4 billion in claims. pleted Blue Cross is working with BB&T BBT NY 21.62 0.29 and used a statistical model to extrap- The audit singled out Blue Cross new methods and tools for collecting olate for the rest of the approximately Blue Shield of North Carolina for and preventing overpayment of medi- BkofAm BAC NY 7.00 -0.05 10 million claims per year. failing to meet industry standards in cal claims. BassettF BSET NASDAQ 7.00 -0.05 “The plan does not have poli- its fraud recovery efforts on behalf In a written response, Lacey cies and procedures in place to miti- of the state health plan. Every year, Barnes, the interim executive direc- Citigrp C NY 27.05 0.09 gate certain risks that could result in the audit said, the state should ex- tor of the state health plan, agreed DukeEngy DUK NY 18.98 0.12 overpayments on member medical pect to recover between $72 million with the audit and said the agency is claims,” the audit said. and $120 million in overpayments, already putting recommendations in GenElec BE NY 15.41 0.40 In particular, the report faults the but in the last three years combined place to improve its performance. 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Wednesday, September 14, 2011 Eagles edge Bears in five sets JEFF LINVILLE STAFF REPORTER

Surry Central came from behind to beat Mount Airy in volleyball Tuesday. The Lady Bears came within a point of taking a dominant 2-0 lead in the three-of-five format. Then the Eagles came back for the win to tie the match at 1-1. The Bears jumped out to a 10-1 start in the first game before the Lady Eagles got going. Still, the Bears won that game 25-14 and led 24-20 in the second. After scoring the last six points in the second game, the Eagles then pulled out a tight 25-23 win in the third game to go up 2-1. In the fourth game, the Bears held a slim 7-5 lead before Jenna Clement served them to a 13-5 lead. Cen- tral Coach Tim Shelton called a timeout at 12-5 and an- other at 19-9, but the Bears pulled away for an easy 25- 10 win to tie the match and force a 15-point fifth set. There seemed to be a breakdown in communication in the fourth game, said Shelton. A few balls hit the floor with teammates looking around to see who would get it rather than trying themselves. The fifth game featured some long rallies with great digs by both sides, with the Eagles pulling out a 15-9 win. Shelton said his front line did a pretty good job of covering the net on defense, but the Bears found suc- cess with pushes and tips over and around the block attempts rather than trying sheer power. By the fifth game, he said his players were doing a better job of covering the floor against those types of attacks. Junior Courtney Hegler led the Eagles with 11 kills while going 14/16 at the service line with five aces. JEFF LINVILLE/THE NEWS Heather Lewis led the team with 16 assists and went Surry Central’s Courtney Hegler, right, hits a kill past Kathryn Beasley (7) of Mount Airy with teammate Cassidy See EAGLES, page 7A Joyner looking on. Cardinals beat Sauras 9-0 STAFF REPORT

WALNUT COVE — East Surry’s tennis team continues its hot play, beating South Stokes 9-0 Tuesday. Before two big rivalry matches, the Lady Car- dinals squeezed out three tough singles matches then tore through the three dou- bles matches in convinc- ing fashion. Andrea Akers beat Jen- na Stevens 6-3, 7-5 in the top spot. Lauren Thomp- son blanked Rebekah Brooke Tickle Smith 6-0, 6-0. Two other matches Edwards and Tickle pull went in straight sets as JEFF LINVILLE/THE NEWS out their wins. Tickle, in Panayiota Boutis won the particular, seems to have Mount Airy’s Davi Barbour hits a shot against Megan Gillespie, left, and Savannah Wilson in doubles play fifth slot 6-2, 6-3, and Hal- come up short in a couple Tuesday. ey Manuel won the sixth of close games this season, spot 6-0, 6-0. so Hill was glad to see her Third-seed Laken Ed- perseverance pay off. Bears beat wards beat Gina Rutledge In doubles play, Akers in three sets. She took the and Thompson won 8-0, first one 6-2, but fell be- Edwards and Manuel won hind in the second and lost 8-2 and Abby Kish and Eagles in tennis 2-6. She came back with a Hannah Haynes won 8-1. JEFF LINVILLE Fourth-seed Elizabeth long tiebreaker to win 11- Hill said he was glad 9. to get back into a rhythm STAFF REPORTER Dinkins beat Megan Gil- lespie 6-1, 6-0, the same At the fourth seed, the of practice and playing score that Jade Hughes start was reversed with after all the rain earlier DOBSON — Mount won over Marlee Wilmoth. Brooke Tickle falling be- this month. He looks to Airy took down Surry Cen- Sixth-seed Haley Thomas hind her opponent early have his team focused and tral 9-0 in tennis Tuesday. won 6-1, 6-1 over Abby and losing 5-7. Then she ready to play as it faces The Lady Bears won Samuels. came back to take the sec- conference leader Mount the top two singles match- The top two matches ond set 6-2 and the tie- Airy this afternoon. Then es without dropping a were Jordan Jackson over breaker 10-8. tomorrow the Cardinals game to improve to 12-0 Hunter Marion and Davi on the year. Coach Derrick Hill travel to Dobson for a re- Barbour over Savannah match with the Eagles. While the Lady Eagles Wilson. said he was glad to see didn’t take any sets, the In doubles play, Bar- lower seeds played a lot bour and Thomas beat closer than the scores re- Wilson and Gillespie lected. The players hit 8-1. Dinkins/Hughes de- Lady Cards win several good shots and feated Marion/Samuels JEFF LINVILLE/THE NEWS earned some points, but 8-1. Blair Holcomb and the Bears pulled out the Micaela Tumbarello beat Mount Airy’s Blair Holcomb hits a volley while in the wins. Dockery and Mikayla Cox background Surry Central’s Hunter Marion plays in volleyball 3-0 The closest scores came 8-4. another match. in the third-seed match Mount Airy has two STAFF REPORT where Merry Kessler beat more matches this week, South Stokes Thursday. their irst meeting, the Car- Kennedy Dockery 6-3, facing East Surry today in On Thursday, the Ea- dinals pulled out a close WALNUT COVE — East Surry volleyball beat South 6-2. Pilot Mountain and then at gles host East Surry. In 6-3 win. Stokes in straight sets Tuesday. The Lady Cardinals won 25-18, 25-16 and 25-19. “We played, for the most part, pretty well,” said Coach Bears soccer wins 4-1 over Sauras Caleb Gilley. There were times when the passing broke down, which allowed the Lady Sauras back in the game, JEFF LINVILLE “We haven’t been able to score the irst goal,” the coach said. but he was proud of the team on the whole. STAFF REPORTER ball,” he admitted. “I was nervous Several minutes later, South Stokes Olivia Sheets posted 21 assists, two kills and two aces. about the time away from practice advanced the ball past midield. having West Stokes and South Stokes “A clearing header by senior de- Keri Fulp led the team with 15 kills, ive aces and seven Mount Airy’s soccer team im- in back-to-back games. Both teams fender Taylor Bobbitt in the 33rd min- blocks. proved to 5-1 with a win over South are extremely well coached, control ute found Carlos’ feet and he weaved Katelyn Markle led the defense with 12 digs to go with Stokes Tuesday evening. the ball, so if we couldn’t score early through the Saura backield to make three kills, while Madison Jessup added nine digs. Lindsay The Granite Bears led 2-0 at the we would be in trouble.” the score 2-0 at the half.” - half and were up 4-0 before a late goal Marinan had ive kills and four digs, and Gabby Jessup to Senior Will Pitnzer continues to The Bears nearly doubled up the taled three blocks. from the Sauras. surprise defenses with how far he can Sauras on shot attempts with 11 to six. “Senior Wes Hurley and sopho- “I thought our blockers did a good job,” said Gilley. ling a throw-in. He went over the top “In the second half, Bobbitt record- Even when they couldn’t make the block, the front line more Carlos Carrillo have stepped in the 15th minute, giving Hurley a ed his second and third assists of the their games up responding to our cur- players got enough of a tip that it slowed the hits down and chance. night,” Leathers said. rent plague of injuries,” said Coach “Hurley spun, beat the keeper and made it easier for the ones in the back to pass forward. Eric Leathers. touched the ball into the net for the See BEARS, page 7A East Surry next travels to Surry Central Thursday. A7 www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Wednesday, September 14, 2011 7A THE NEWS SPORTS SCOREBOARD

BASEBALL Milwaukee 86 62 .581 -- Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, late. Vancouver 4 13 10 22 28 43 Cleveland 0 1 0 .000 17 27 Sunday’s Games St. Louis 79 68 .537 6½ Florida at Atlanta, late. NOTE: Three points for victory, one point Pittsburgh 0 1 0 .000 7 35 Chicago 30, Atlanta 12 Carolina League Cincinnati 71 76 .483 14½ Washington at N.Y. Mets, late. for tie. West Buffalo 41, Kansas City 7 Baseball Playoffs Pittsburgh 67 80 .456 18½ Philadelphia at Houston, late. ___ W L T Pct PF PA Houston 34, Indianapolis 7 Chicago 65 82 .442 20½ Colorado at Milwaukee, late. Saturday’s Games Oakland 1 0 0 1.000 23 20 Philadelphia 31, St. Louis 13 All Times EDT Houston 50 97 .340 35½ Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, late. SReal Salt Lake 2, Philadelphia 1 San Diego 1 0 0 1.000 24 17 Detroit 27, Tampa Bay 20 (x-if necessary) West Division San Diego at San Francisco, late. Kansas City 0 1 0 .000 7 41 Baltimore 35, Pittsburgh 7 First Round W L Pct GB Monday’s Games Denver 0 1 0 .000 20 23 Cincinnati 27, Cleveland 17 (Best-of-5) Arizona 86 62 .581 -- Wednesday’s Games Sporting Kansas City 2, Los Angeles 2, tie Jacksonville 16, Tennessee 14 San Francisco 77 70 .524 8½ Florida (Nolasco 10-10) at Atlanta (Delgado NATIONAL CONFERENCE San Francisco 33, Seattle 17 Frederick 2, Potomac 2 Los Angeles 72 74 .493 13 0-1), 12:05 p.m. Wednesday’s Games East Arizona 28, Carolina 21 Wednesday, Sep. 7: Frederick 5, Potomac Colorado 69 77 .473 16 St. Louis (E.Jackson 4-2) at Pittsburgh Philadelphia 4, New England 4, tie W L T Pct PF PA San Diego 24, Minnesota 17 1, 6 innings San Diego 63 85 .426 23 (Morton 9-9), 12:35 p.m. Washington 1 0 0 1.000 28 14 Washington 28, N.Y. Giants 14 Thursday, Sep. 8: Potomac at Frederick, ——— Philadelphia (Halladay 17-5) at Houston Friday’s Games Philadelphia 1 0 0 1.000 31 13 N.Y. Jets 27, Dallas 24 ppd., Rain AMERICAN LEAGUE (Norris 6-9), 2:05 p.m. Los Angeles 1, Colorado 0 Dallas 0 1 0 .000 24 27 N.Y. Giants 0 1 0 .000 14 28 Monday’s Games Friday, Sep. 9: Potomac 8, Frederick 0 Monday’s Games San Diego (Latos 7-13) at San Francisco Saturday’s Games South New England 38, Miami 24 Saturday, Sep. 10: Frederick 5, Potomac 1 Tampa Bay 5, Baltimore 2 (Lincecum 12-12), 3:45 p.m. Sporting Kansas City 3, Houston 0 W L T Pct PF PA Oakland 23, Denver 20 Sunday, Sep. 11: Potomac 6, Frederick 1 Detroit 14, Chicago White Sox 4 Chicago Cubs (C.Coleman 2-7) at Cincin- Real Salt Lake 2, Seattle FC 1 New Orleans 0 1 0 .000 34 42 Monday, Sep. 12: Frederick 3, Potomac 2 Oakland 6, L.A. Angels 3 nati (Cueto 9-5), 7:10 p.m. New York 1, Vancouver 1, tie Tampa Bay 0 1 0 .000 20 27 Sunday, Sep. 18 Kinston 3 , Myrtle Beach 1 N.Y. Yankees 9, Seattle 3 Washington (Peacock 0-0) at N.Y. Mets New England 2, FC Dallas 0 Carolina 0 1 0 .000 21 28 Chicago at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Wednesday, Sep. 7: Myrtle Beach 4, (Pelfrey 7-11), 7:10 p.m. Philadelphia 0, Portland 0, tie Atlanta 0 1 0 .000 12 30 Baltimore at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Kinston 1 Tuesday’s Games Colorado (Millwood 2-2) at Milwaukee Toronto FC 4, Columbus 2 North Tampa Bay at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Thursday, Sep. 8: Kinston 8, Myrtle Beach Tampa Bay at Baltimore, late. (Marcum 12-6), 8:10 p.m. D.C. United 3, Chivas USA 0 W L T Pct PF PA Kansas City at Detroit, 1 p.m. 6, 11 innings Toronto at Boston, late. Arizona (D.Hudson 16-9) at L.A. Dodgers San Jose 2, Chicago 0 Chicago 1 0 0 1.000 30 12 Jacksonville at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Friday, Sep. 9: Kinston 7, Myrtle Beach 0 Cleveland at Texas, late. (Kershaw 18-5), 10:10 p.m. Detroit 1 0 0 1.000 27 20 Oakland at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Saturday, Sep. 10: Kinston 9, Myrtle Detroit at Chicago White Sox, late. Wednesday, Sept. 14 Green Bay 1 0 0 1.000 42 34 Arizona at Washington, 1 p.m. Beach 2 Minnesota at Kansas City, late. Thursday’s Games Houston at Columbus, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota 0 1 0 .000 17 24 Seattle at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. ——— L.A. Angels at Oakland, late. Washington at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. West Green Bay at Carolina, 1 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Seattle, late. Florida at Philadelphia, 2:35 p.m., 1st game Major League Baseball Friday, Sept. 16 W L T Pct PF PA Cleveland at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. New England at Portland, 11 p.m. San Francisco 1 0 0 1.000 33 17 Dallas at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Wednesday’s Games At A Glance Florida at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m., 2nd Arizona 1 0 0 1.000 28 21 Cincinnati at Denver, 4:15 p.m. Toronto (R.Romero 14-10) at Boston game Saturday, Sept. 17 St. Louis 0 1 0 .000 13 31 Houston at Miami, 4:15 p.m. By The Associated Press (Lackey 12-12), 1:35 p.m. San Francisco at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Colorado at Toronto FC, 1:30 p.m. Seattle 0 1 0 .000 17 33 San Diego at New England, 4:15 p.m. All Times EST Detroit (Penny 10-10) at Chicago White Sox Pittsburgh at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Chivas USA at Chicago, 4 p.m. ___ Philadelphia at Atlanta, 8:20 p.m. (Axelrod 0-0), 2:10 p.m. Columbus at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE L.A. Angels (Weaver 16-7) at Oakland SOCCER New York at FC Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Thursday’s Game Monday, Sep. 19 East Division (Harden 4-2), 3:35 p.m. San Jose at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Green Bay 42, New Orleans 34 St. Louis at N.Y. Giants, 8:30 p.m. W L Pct GB Minnesota (Hendriks 0-1) at Kansas City Major League Soccer Sporting Kansas City at Real Salt Lake, New York 89 57 .610 -- (Hochevar 10-11), 4:10 p.m. Standings 9 p.m. Boston 85 61 .582 4 Cleveland (D.Huff 2-4) at Texas (D.Holland D.C. United at Seattle FC, 9 p.m. Tampa Bay 82 64 .562 7 13-5), 7:05 p.m. By The Associated Press Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Toronto 74 73 .503 15½ Tampa Bay (W.Davis 10-8) at Baltimore All Times EST Sports Watch Baltimore 58 88 .397 31 (Guthrie 7-17), 7:05 p.m. FOOTBALL Central Division N.Y. Yankees (Nova 15-4) at Seattle (Vargas EASTERN CONFERENCE W L Pct GB 8-13), 10:10 p.m. National Football W L T Pts GF GA WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14 Detroit 85 62 .578 -- League Columbus 11 9 7 40 33 34 Chicago 73 73 .500 11½ Thursday’s Games By The Associated Press MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Sporting Kansas City 10 8 10 40 43 36 Cleveland 72 72 .500 11½ Tampa Bay at Boston, 7:10 p.m. All Times EST 7 p.m. Philadelphia 8 7 12 36 35 30 Kansas City 62 86 .419 23½ Cleveland at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Houston 8 9 11 35 34 36 Minnesota 59 87 .404 25½ Chicago White Sox at Kansas City, 8:10 AMERICAN CONFERENCE ESPN -- Cleveland at Texas D.C. 8 7 10 34 37 35 West Division p.m. East 10 p.m. W L Pct GB Detroit at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. New York 6 6 15 33 42 38 W L T Pct PF PA Texas 83 64 .565 -- ___ Chicago 4 8 15 27 30 35 New England 1 0 0 1.000 38 24 ESPN -- N.Y. Yankees at Seattle Los Angeles 80 67 .544 3 New England 5 11 12 27 32 43 Buffalo 1 0 0 1.000 41 7 Oakland 67 80 .456 16 NATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto FC 5 12 12 27 30 51 N.Y. Jets 1 0 0 1.000 27 24 Seattle 61 86 .415 22 Monday’s Games WESTERN CONFERENCE Miami 0 1 0 .000 24 38 SOCCER NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh 6, St. Louis 5 W L T Pts GF GA South East Division Chicago Cubs 12, Cincinnati 8 x-Los Angeles 15 3 10 55 40 22 W L T Pct PF PA 2:30 p.m. W L Pct GB Florida 5, Atlanta 4, 12 innings Seattle 13 6 9 48 43 31 Houston 1 0 0 1.000 34 7 FSN -- UEFA Champions League, Real Madrid at Philadelphia 94 50 .653 -- Washington 3, N.Y. Mets 2 FC Dallas 13 8 7 46 36 31 Jacksonville 1 0 0 1.000 16 14 Atlanta 84 64 .568 12 Houston 5, Philadelphia 1 Real Salt Lake 13 7 6 45 37 22 Tennessee 0 1 0 .000 14 16 Zagreb Indianapolis 0 1 0 .000 7 34 New York 71 76 .483 24½ Arizona 7, L.A. Dodgers 2 Colorado 10 8 11 41 39 37 8 p.m. Washington 68 77 .469 26½ San Francisco 8, San Diego 3 Portland 9 12 6 33 33 41 North W L T Pct PF PA Florida 67 79 .459 28 Chivas USA 7 11 10 31 32 33 FSN -- UEFA Champions League, Benica vs. Man- Baltimore 1 0 0 1.000 35 7 Central Division Tuesday’s Games San Jose 6 10 11 29 29 35 Cincinnati 1 0 0 1.000 27 17 W L Pct GB St. Louis at Pittsburgh, late. chester United, at Lisbon, Portugal (same-day tape)

seen anything like that before,” the coach admitted. BEARS: “The Sauras lone shot and lone goal of the second half came from a penalty kick Continued from page 6A when we were trying to clear the ball and slide-tackled their striker in the penalty area,” he said. In the 50th minute, Bobbitt threw the “Goalkeeper Alex Mayo continues to ball to the front of the goal. Pitzner tried improve and is growing in his understand- to head the ball, but a defender reached it ing of the game. He recorded 6 saves for the irst. Fortunately, the ball caromed directly game, and came out on through balls very to Hurley, who headed it into the left side appropriately.” of the net. The Bears are now ranked 12th in the Bobbitt’s last assist came on a long free state in 1A and travel to East Surry Thurs- kick that had enough length to reach the day to play the Cardinals who are ranked goal by itself. sixth. “Carlos shielded the keeper and back- Contact Jeff Linville at jlinville@ wards heel-kicked it in the goal. I haven’t mtairynews.com or 719-1920.

JEFF LINVILLE/THE NEWS Mount Airy’s Lindsey Payne gets a block against Central’s Brittany Lewis with teammate Taylor Dollyhigh protecting behind her. Surry Central hosts East Surry on EAGLES: Thursday. The team will wear pink jer- seys for its “Block Out Cancer” night Continued from page 6A to raise money for cancer research and awareness.

Mount Airy travels to Patrick County, JEFF LINVILLE/THE NEWS 19/19 at the line with one ace. Meagan Hutson added 15 assists. Va., today and returns home tomorrow Mount Airy scores its third goal on a throw-in from Taylor Bobbitt. South Stokes’ against South Stokes. Cassidy Joyner had 10 kills, while #10 tries to head the ball away from Will Pfitzner, but the carom goes right to Wes Brittany Lewis had five kills and two Contact Jeff Linville at jlinville@ blocks. mtairynews.com or 719-1920. Hurley, left, who heads it past the keeper for a 3-0 lead. Nine of NASCAR’s ten title races available online CHARLOTTE, (AP) — Nine vice president of digital media. that won’t be available online be- er Sports, said in a statement. ship with NASCAR and Turner, of NASCAR’s 10 championship “Being able to offer this series cause it is airing on ABC, which Turner manages NASCAR. we can now extend that mission races will be available online for of interactive products during the doesn’t allow events to be shown com by making our NASCAR pro- the irst time in history. Chase will further engage our live online to protect its afiliate “Feedback from fans has been gramming available to race fans ESPN and Turner Sports stations. that they wish RaceBuddy were fans with a robust digital presence wherever they might be,” Julie planned to announce Wednesday that will forever change how the Under the new deal, NAS- available for additional races out- Sobieski, ESPN vice president, that NASCAR.com’s RaceBuddy championship points battle is con- CAR.com’s RaceBuddy will fea- side the TNT portion of the sea- feature will be available dur- sumed.” ture two mosaics with a mix of son,” Hong said. “We’re proud to programming and acquisitions, ing the Chase for the Sprint Cup The agreement is a huge break- eight in-car and stationary cam- be able to bring them ChaseBud- said in a statement. championship. NASCAR pro- through for NASCAR, which has eras positioned around the track. dy and extend the interactive and “I can’t think of a more perfect gramming will also appear for the been unable to establish an online Audio from team radios will be immersive experience of Race- time to launch this than the begin- irst time on ESPN’s WatchESPN. viewing presence because of its available with the coordinating Buddy to nine playoff races.” ning of the Chase for the NAS- com platform and WatchESPN multiple broadcasting contracts. in-car cameras. ESPN’s live broadcast will CAR Sprint Cup.” application. The only time race coverage is “Turner Sports is delighted to now be available for fans to watch ESPN’s daily NASCAR show - available online is during the six partner with NASCAR and ESPN on their computer, smartphone “Enhancing the viewing expe “NASCAR Now” will also be rience and improving the sport’s races TNT broadcasts during the to expand the award-winning or tablet through ESPN’s Wat- available for the irst time through digital and social presence for our summer. Fox and ESPN split the RaceBuddy on NASCAR.COM chESPN app and WatchESPN. - millions of fans, at the track, at rest of the schedule. to the Chase for the NASCAR com. WatchESPN.com and the Wat home and everywhere in between, The 10-race Chase begins this Sprint Cup,” Matthew Hong, se- “Our mission is to serve sports chESPN app, as will telecasts of is a goal we never lose sight of,” Sunday at Chicago. The Oct. 15 nior vice president and general fans anytime, anywhere, and with the Nationwide Series races on said Marc Jenkins, NASCAR’s event at Charlotte is the only race manager, sports operations, Turn- WatchESPN and our new partner- ESPN and ESPN2. A8

8A Wednesday, September 14, 2011 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com Surry Community College Briefs renewal credit by Surry the student a story to get learned, and strength- Regional Artist Project, SCC offering County School System the point across. Do you ened. Natural storytellers, Arts Council of Winston- Acrylic and oil Storytelling 101 (2.4 CEU’s). have a great story that good storytellers, or new Salem which enabled her painting classes We are our stories. needs to be told? storytellers will always to study with internation- DOBSON — Surry Everyone tells stories. Join others as Terri strive to be the best they ally known storyteller to begin in Community College will Whether it’s what hap- Ingalls, local author and can be. Having a com- Connie Regan-Blake in offer Storytelling 101: pened at the mall; how storyteller, shares her ex- fortable and encouraging Asheville. September Everybody Has One on Aunt Rosie fell through perience and helps partic- place to learn the craft, Preregistration and pre- the kitchen floor; how ipants develop their own build stories, and grow is payment are required. Tu- DOBSON — Local art- Mondays from Sept. 19 ists will teach acrylic and through Nov. 7 at 6 to 9 Lassie pulled Timmy from storytelling style. Some important. That’s the pur- ition is $66. N.C. seniors the well — we tell sto- people are natural sto- pose of this class. age 65 and older are tuition oil painting classes begin- p.m., in Room J-114 on the ning in September. Dobson campus. This class ries. Instead of lecturing, rytellers; however, sto- Ingalls was a recent re- waived and only pay $1. Beginners and those is approved for teacher a teacher sometimes tells rytelling can be refined, cipient of a grant from the Call 386-3229 to register. with painting experience will enjoy learning the technique of capturing na- ture, keepsakes, pets and people on a variety of sur- faces. Decorative acrylic painting will meet on Mon- days from Sept. 19 through Nov. 7 from 6 to 9 p.m. in Room A207 on the Dob- son campus. The instructor will be Brenda Mauldin, who is well-known for her beautiful painted crafts throughout this region. Oil painting classes will meet at the Charles Stone Memorial Library on Main Street in Pilot Mountain with three classes avail- able. Students can choose Tuesdays from Sept. 27 through Nov. 15 from 6 to 9 p.m.; Wednesdays from Sept. 28 to Nov. 16 from 9 a.m. to noon; or Thursdays from Sept. 29 to Nov. 17 from 9 a.m. to noon. The instructor will be Linda Beroth, skilled oils artist and annual Pilot Mountain Art Show organizer. Tuition is $66 for all classes. Art supplies will be the responsibility of the student. Preregistration is required. Call 386-3229 or 386-3244 for more infor- mation. Visit us at... Visit www.mtairynews.com CelebratingCCeelebrraatingg NationalNNaational StaffingStaffing WeekWWeeek

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The Mount Airy News B Kids’ Page ... page 5B Living& Comics ... page 6B LearningLearning Advice ... page 7B Wednesday, September 14, 2011 Friends ‘go blue’ with baby shower Cooks of the week and son centerpiece, lanked by twin ivy topiaries inter- spersed with blue ribbons and ivory roses. Party fare was beautifully displayed in artistic serving pieces and every bite was delicious. The 50 guests included, in addition to those from Eleanor Powell Mount Airy, relatives from Lexington, Walnut Cove, LIfestyle Editor Charlotte, Winston-Salem and Greensboro. A special Friends and relatives friend, Rhonda Simmons from Mount Airy enjoyed Sebastian, came down from an “all blue” baby shower Ohio to attend the celebra- Saturday afternoon at the tion. lovely home of Linda Euliss The group gathered in Jamestown. Susan Moran some of the recipes used in and her daughter-in-law, preparing the refreshments Emily, put their heads to- and we all hope you enjoy gether with Linda and came these as much up with a lovely party in as we did. They are won- honor of Jamie Broad Smith derful! and her husband, Pete Artichoke Bake Smith, who are expecting a (Susan Moran) baby boy in November. 1 block cream cheese Linda and Susan, along 1 (14-oz.) can arti- with Kathy Powell Smith, chokes hearts, drained are well-known for host- and cut up ing exquisite parties in the 1/2 cup Parmesan Jamestown area and this cheese affair was no exception. 1 cup feta/blue cheese, Kathy, a native of Mount either or (If you double Airy, and her husband, the recipe, use 1 cup of Chuck, are the expectant each) grandparents, so they were 3/4 cup sour cream just as excited about the Onion powder to taste shower as Jamie and Pete. Pour into serving dish The hostesses had a and bake at 350 degrees lovely tablescape on the about 25 minutes. dining room table featuring Hostesses, Linda Euliss, Emily Moran and Susan Moran, pose at the refreshment table with honoree, Jamie a sculptured father, mother See BABY, page 2B Broad Smith, center, and mother-in-law, Kathy Powell Smith, right,

Shown at the refreshment table are, from left, Penny Greenwood of Winston-Salem, Joyce Greenwood of Mount Airy and Kathy Powell Smith of Jamestown. Miniature cupcakes are decorated in blue and white. Artichoke Bake is served with crackers.

Pour Apricot Preserves over a block of cream cheese Cheerwine Punch hits the spot. and serve with wheat crackers. Fruit shiskabobs make a colorful presentation B2 2B Wednesday, September 14, 2011 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com CES announCES itS ambaSSadorS BABY: Continued from page 1B

Cheerwine Punch (Linda Euliss) 3 (2 liter) bottles Cheerwine 2 (46-oz.) cans unsweetened pineapple juice Prepare an ice ring using Cheerwine. Cheerwine is only made in North Carolina and is not a wine. Mix the Cheer- wine and pineapple juice together and pour into a crystal punch bowl. Add the ice ring and serve. This recipe makes about 37 punch cups. Chicken Salad in Fillo Cups (Emily Moran)

1 1/2 cups coarsely ground chicken 1/4 cup sweet pickle relish 3 to 4 tablespoons mayonnaise 2 tablespoons inely chopped onion 3/4 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon celery seeds 1/4 teaspoon pepper Combine all ingredients, stirring well. Store in refrigera- tor. Yield: 1 1/2 cups. Self-Filled Cupcakes (Susan Moran)

1 (18.5-oz.) package devil’s food cake mix without pudding 1 (8-oz.) package cream cheese, softened 1/2 cup sugar 1 egg 1 (6-oz.) package semisweet chocolate morsels Prepare cake mix according to package directions. Spoon batter into paper-lined mufin pan, illing two-thirds Copeland elementary/submitted photo full. Copeland Elementary School has chosen ambassadors for the 2011-12 school years. The Ambassador Club is Combine cream cheese and sugar, creaming until light made up of one boy and one girl from each class in grades three through ive. The ambassadors are role models and luffy. Add egg, beating well; stir in chocolate morsels. for goodwill toward others. These children are selected because they exhibit a caring attitude, a willingness Spoon 1 heaping teaspoon cream cheese mixture into cen- ter of each cupcake. Bake at 350 degrees for 25 minutes. to assist others and the personality to step forward when a need arises in the classroom. Their duties consist Remove from pans, and let cool on wire racks. When cool, of packing backpacks for the children who need weekend food, showing support for all new students during spread with favorite icing. Yield: 2 1/2 dozen. (These may their adjustment to Copeland, designing a get well card or going away card for a classmate and assisting the also be made in miniature cups.) Oreo Trufles classroom teacher when called upon. Pictured from left are, front row, Maison Holt, Emma Bullin, Kevin Araijo, (Tracy Greenwood) Laken Creed and Cary Martin; middle row, Carlos Villasenar, Dixie Bullin, Jason Rodriguez, Yulisa Antunez, Sa- 1 package Oreo cookies, inely crushed vana Thompson and Ryan Hazelwood; back row, Sam Whitaker, Sam Wall, Hannah Perdue, Logan Banks, Adam 1 (8-oz.) cream cheese softened Mix together until very well mixed. Chill at least 30 or Spainhour, Alea Doby and Mylah Brettl. more minutes (the longer you chill, the creamier). Roll into balls after chilled. Coating for Trufles: 1 package white Almond Bark (cut up to melt faster) Melt over double boiler or very low heat over stove. Dip chilled balls into white chocolate and cool on waxed paper. Chill 15 minutes. FRESH WHOLE Drizzle: BONELESS BEEF Place 1/4 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips in zip lock bag SIRLOIN and microwave 15 seconds at a time until melted. Clip a small opening at corner of bag and drizzle over TIPS chilled dipped balls. Keep chilled until ready to serve. FRESH PRODUCE ITEMS Pumpkin Cake (Kelly Turley) FRESH VINE RIPE FRESH CRISP 2.49 Set oven to 350 degrees. CUCUMBERS LB. or Mix: TOMATOES GREEN PEPPERS FRESH WHOLE 1 (8-oz.) yellow cake mix with BONELESS 1 egg PORK 8 tablespoons melted butter Press mixture into 9x13-inch (sprayed with Pam) bak- LOIN ing dish. For illing, mix: 1 (8-oz.) cream cheese 1 (15-oz.) can pumpkin .99 2/ 1.99 2 eggs 1.00 LB. 1 teaspoon vanilla LB. 8 tablespoons melted butter FRESH JUMBO SWEET FRESH GREEN FAMILY PACK BONELESS SKINLESS Mix well until creamy. ONIONS CABBAGE Add: CHICKEN 1 (16-oz.) powdered sugar 1 teaspoon cinnamon BREAST 1 teaspoon nutmeg On top of cake mixture, add cream cheese illing. Bake 40 to 50 minutes. Center will be slightly gooey! Cut into squares and serve. 1.59 Water Chestnut Bacon Wraps LB. (Betsy Broad) FRESH HALF Drain halved chestnuts. Place in bowl. Cover with soy LB. SLICED BONELESS sauce and soak for 30 minutes. Drain. .79 .39 LB. Roll chestnuts in sugar and wrap each in 1/2 slice of PORK bacon Bake 350 degrees about 25 minutes on broiler pan DRINK ITEMS LOINS Peanut Butter Pie 6 Pk. 16 Oz. (Sharon Reid) Bottles 1 tablespoon cocoa 2.49 8 packs of Splenda 3/11.00 LB. 6 tablespoons butter 12 Pk. 12 Oz. 3-oz. package cream cheese Cans 5 LB. FRESH CHUBS PKG. 5 LB. PKG. $1.99 LB. 4 ounces heavy cream 2/7.00 2 tablespoons heavy cream GROUND 5 tablespoons Simply Jiff peanut butter 2 LITER BEEF 6 tablespoons spoonable Splenda BOTTLES 1 cup crushed pecans 4/5.00 16 tablespoons Cool Whip (Sugar Free) 1 square of unsweetened chocolate Prices good Sept. 12th 9.95 Crust: Mix pecans and 4 tablespoons melted butter. Pour 5 LB. in pie plate, spread out to cover bottom of plate. Put in thru sept. 18th, 2011 freezer. Chocolate Layer: Melt 2 tablespoons butter and unsweetened chocolate in microwave on low setting for approximately 2 minutes. Mix in 2 tablespoons cream and 1 teaspoon vanilla. Stir well. Add in 8 packs of Equal or Splenda. Pour over frozen pie crust and put in refrigerator. LAY’S DORITO OR TAMPICO SQUAT HUNT’S SNACK CHOICE OF GREEN GIANT Peanut Butter Layer: POTATO ASSORTED FLAVORS 4-PACK ASSORTED Mix together: VARIETIES CORN PEAS 4 ounces cream cheese FRUIT or 4 ounces heavy cream CHIPS GREEN BEANS 1/3 cup Spenda PUNCH PUDDING Mix with blender. Spread over frozen pie. 11 OZ. Chocolate Whipped Topping: or 11.5 32 OZ. 13 OZ. 14.5 Z Mix 1 cup Cool Whip, 1 teaspoon vanilla, and 1 table- OZ. PKG. BAGS 2/5.00 JUG .89 .99 CAN .59 spoon cocoa with spoon. Spread on top of pie. Refrigerate and cut pie in 12 pieces. Each piece has 5.3 carbs. COCOA DYNO-BITES S0-CHEESY & HUNTS MANTIA’S Celery/Cream Cheese Bites or FROSTED FLAKES CHEDDAR FAMILY SIZE (Linda Euliss) SPAGHETTI Trim bread of crust. MALT- Spread bread with a veggie cream cheese spread. Take a SHELLS SAUCE SPAGHETTI celery stalk and cut the stalk the length of the bread. Then O-MEAL slice each cut stalk into 3 to 4 smaller slices lengthwise. Lay one piece of celery at edge of bread and roll. Wrap each 20 TO 21 24 OZ. 26.5 OZ. 16 OZ. OZ. PKG. PKG. roll in plastic wrap and refrigerate overnight. When ready to 1.88 1.99 CAN 1.19 BTL. .99 serve, remove wrap and slice each roll into bite-sized pieces. Party Cucumber Spread MANTIA’S GARLIC or McCLARY’S HEINZ BUYER’S BEST (Kathy Smith) CHEESE CRINKLE CUT TEXAS CHEESE TOMATO FRENCH 1 medium cucumber SINGLES 1 (3-oz.) package cream cheese, softened TOAST KETCHUP FRIES 1/4 cup minced onion 2 teaspoons lemon juice 10.67 11.25 TO 40 32 OZ. 1/8 teaspoon salt OZ. OZ. 11.8 OZ PKG. BAG 1/8 teaspoon white pepper BOX 2.19 .99 BTL. 1.89 .99 1/8 teaspoon hot sauce Coarsely shred enough cucumber to make 1 cup. Press made shredded cucumber between paper towels to remove ex- savings easy cess moisture. Beat cream cheese until luffy. Stir prepared cucumber and remaining ingredients into cream cheese. 1328 Carter Street Suite 100 • Mount Airy, NC • 783-0378 Mon. - Sat. 8-9 Sun 9am-8pm Serve spread on party rye bread. 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B. H. Tharrington Primary and J. J. Thursday — Chicken fajitas with green Goldish; baby carrots with low-fat ranch Tuesday — Baked spaghetti; romaine Jones Intermediate schools peppers and onions; Little Caesar’s Pizza; dip; crunchy coleslaw; romaine garden garden salad; crisp corn; 2 Italian bread- Thursday — Steak or chicken biscuit pinto beans; lettuce and tomato; fruit; low- salad; crispy baked french fries; orange sticks; pizza; BBQ sandwich; crunchy with macaroni and cheese; black-eyed fat milk choice. wedges. coleslaw; crispy baked french fries; cinna- peas; steamed broccoli; baked apples. Friday — Chili beans; Little Caesar’s Tuesday — Roasted turkey with gravy, mon baked apples; fruity Jell-O cup. Friday — Mozzarella cheese stix with Pizza; garden salad; baked potato; fresh OR hamburger or cheeseburger on grain Wednesday — Chicken nuggets with marinara sauce, OR grilled chicken sand- fruit; saltine crackers; low-fat milk choice. bun; whole grain roll; mashed potatoes; BBQ sauce; roasted red bliss potatoes; sea- wich; tossed salad; corn; fresh fruit. Monday — Chicken quesadilla triangles green beans; green leaf lettuce, tomato and soned broccoli with cheese sauce; veggie Monday — Stuffed crust pizza, OR with salsa and sour cream; Little Caesar’s pickles; strawberries with creme. chicken tender wrap; tossed salad; mixed Pizza; lettuce and tomato; buttered corn; Wednesday — Beef nachos with re- pasta salad; whole grain roll; pizza; spicy veggies with dip; peaches. fruit; low-fat milk choice. duced-fat cheese sauce and salsa, OR tur- hot chicken wings; baby carrots and cel- Tuesday — Baked spaghetti, OR sloppy Tuesday — Cheeseburger macaroni; key and cheese on whole-grain bun with ery sticks with low-fat ranch; crispy baked joe sandwich; tossed salad; steamed corn; Little Caesar’s Pizza; steamed broccoli; ro- pickles; crisp corn; pinto beans; romaine fries; strawberries with creme. fruited Jell-O; wheat breadstick. maine salad; fruit; wheat roll; low-fat milk lettuce and diced tomatoes; golden deli- Patrick County, Va. schools Wednesday — Chicken nuggets, OR choice. cious apple; sliced pears. Thursday — Toasted cheese sandwich, club sub; sweet glazed carrots; baked Wednesday — Oven baked BBQ chick- Surry County high schools OR deli turkey sandwich with trimmings; french fries; fresh fruit; wheat roll. en; Little Caesar’s Pizza; mashed potatoes; Thursday — Italian lasagna; caesar sal- vegetable beef soup with crackers; broccoli Mount Airy Middle School green peas; fruit; wheat roll; low-fat milk ad; crisp seasoned corn; baby carrots with salad; fruit cup; milk. Thursday — Steak or chicken biscuit choice. low-fat ranch; 2 Italian breadsticks; pizza; Friday — Oven fried chicken, OR pork with macaroni and cheese; black-eyed Surry County elementary and middle popcorn chicken with whole-grain roll bas- pattie; yeast roll; mashed potatoes with peas; steamed broccoli; baked apples. schools ket; baked french fries; caesar salad; apple- brown gravy; cinnamon apples; milk. Friday — Mozzarella cheese stix with Thursday — Baked spaghetti, OR sauce; banana. Monday — Taco salad with Tostitos marinara sauce, OR grilled chicken sand- chicken ilet on whole-gran bun; Italian Friday — New Orleans Chicken; Scoops with tomato, lettuce, cheese and wich; tossed salad; corn; fresh fruit. breadstick; caesar salad; steamed corn; steamed rice; seasoned broccoli with low- salsa, OR macaroni and cheese with ham Monday — Stuffed crust pizza, OR crispy baked fries; cucumber slices and red fat cheese sauce; glazed carrots; romaine and yeast roll; pinto beans; fruit cup; milk. chicken tender wrap; tossed salad; mixed pepper strips with low-fat ranch dressing; garden salad; whole grain roll; pizza; ham- veggies with dip; peaches. banana. burger or cheeseburger; green leaf lettuce, Tuesday — Hot turkey roast sandwich Tuesday — Baked spaghetti, OR sloppy Friday — Seafood basket, OR club tomato and pickles; baked french fries; with gravy, OR arroz con pollo; yeast roll; joe sandwich; tossed salad; steamed corn; wrap; baked potato with sour cream and pineapple chunks. turnip greens; pineapple; milk. fruited Jell-O; wheat breadstick. butter; California vegetables with low-fat Monday — Grilled chicken alfredo with Wednesday — Chicken fajitas with Wednesday — Chicken nuggets, OR cheese sauce; crunchy coleslaw; pears; red pasta; glazed carrots; seasoned broccoli; cheese and salsa, OR beef steak and cheese club sub; sweet glazed carrots; baked grapes. whole grain roll; pizza; reduced-fat corn hoagie; sauteed peppers and onions; lettuce french fries; fresh fruit; wheat roll. Monday — Stuffed crust pizza, OR dog; potato wedges; baked beans; sliced and tomato; stir fry vegetables; peaches; Mount Airy High School ham and cheese sub with Pepperidge Farm peaches; golden delicious apple. brownie mix. SCC Upward Bound program graduates class of 2011 DOBSON — Thirty preciative of the support local students graduated and assistance provided by from Surry Community the Surry Community Col- College’s Upward Bound lege administration, staff, program, which focuses and faculty in working with on the development of ac- each of our Upward Bound ademic skills and motiva- students.” tion needed to succeed in Twenty of the graduates college. got an early start on their The program, funded college studies this summer through a grant from the by taking courses at SCC. U.S. Department of Edu- During the summer follow- cation, serves more than ing their high school gradu- 100 students annually from ation, Upward Bound offers North Surry, Surry Central, all participants the opportu- East Surry, Mount Airy, nity to enroll in up to six Forbush, and Starmount credit hours of SCC courses high schools. It is designed with tuition covered by the to prepare participants for program. higher education, targeting Throughout the year, students from low-income the program provides all families and families where participants with tutoring neither parent has a bach- sessions, trips to prospec- elor’s degree. tive colleges and cultural Thirty students gradu- sites, and counseling ser- ated from the program this vices led by the Upward SCC/Submitted photo year and 26 are enrolled in Bound staff. It provides Pictured are the graduates of the Upward Bound Program hosted by Surry Community College. a college or university for fundamental support to the 2011 fall semester. Sev- students in ninth through • Donna Adkins will at- • Chelsey Key tend Salem College College enteen of those graduates 12th grades, with a goal tend Surry Community • Edgardo Torres will at- • Elizabeth White will • Ender Castillo will at- are enrolled at SCC. Other of increasing the rate at College tend the University of North attend the University of tend Surry Community graduates will be attending which participants com- • Trenae Tucker will at- Carolina at Chapel Hill North Carolina at Pem- College UNC-Chapel Hill, UNC- plete secondary education tend Surry Community • Lauren Smith will at- broke • Courtney Cooper Greensboro, East Carolina and subsequently enroll College tend Surry Community • Jennifer Shore will at- • Samanth Faw will at- University, Western Caro- and graduate from institu- • Nicole March will College tend Meredith College tend Surry Community lina University, UNC-Pem- tions of higher education. attend Surry Community • Taylor Collins will • Stephanie Pittman College broke, Salem College, Mer- The 2011 Upward College attend Surry Community will attend the Univer- • Chaquita France will edith College, and Mars Bound graduates include: • Meagan Donathan College sity of North Carolina at attend Surry Community Hill College. • Alexandra Haskins will will attend Surry Commu- • Charles Tabor will Greensboro College “I am very proud of each attend East Carolina Uni- nity College attend Western Carolina • Amanda Bush • Andrew Hurt will at- of the 2011 graduates for versity • Caitlyn Gartland will University • Amber Wagoner will tend Surry Community their dedicated work and • Anne White who will attend East Carolina Uni- • Garrett Dinkins will attend Surry Community College accomplishments,” said attend Mars Hill College versity attend the University of College • Tony Lor Reginald Gardner, director • Yeng Yang who will • Elias Fernandez will North Carolina at Greens- • Billy Key • Alisha Richards will of the SCC Upward Bound attend Surry Community attend Surry Community boro • Elizabeth Adams will attend Surry Community Program. “We are very ap- College College • Ashley Smith will at- attend Surry Community College. MPES rEcEivES Education box ESHS students attend yearbook seminar LEXINGTON — East Surry High School year- book staffers attended Bal- four’s Summer Yearbook Workshop on July 18 and 19 along with students from ive other counties in the Pedmont-Triad area. Students learned about design, photography, cap- tion writing, and many other journalistic topics. Alan Swank, regional vice president for Balfour, came from Ohio to teach students how to take better photos regardless of their camera and to write excellent cap- tions that capture emotion and action. Shandi Foster, local Bal- four representative, used eaSt Surry high/Submitted photo mountain park elementary/Submitted photo her experience as a former Cory Smith balances two very different books to demonstrate that the value of a Jeff Park presents an Education Box from the National yearbook adviser to teach yearbook is not how big it is but rather whether or not the student who bought the Wild Turkey Federation to Mountain Park Elementary students the perks of on- book is pictured. School. Receiving the educational resource box is line publishing. “We had a bright, intelligent group of tion as a last resort and now in-chief, Kaitlyn Anthony, place distinction from NC- Park’s daughter, Ashlyn Park, a ifth grade student, students who really grasped they understand why it is said, “Yearbook camp was SMA. The high school has and Principal Cathy Hull. Park is a member of the local yearbook design concepts one of the most important very insightful. It gave us also taken home national chapter, Tri-County Ridge Runners. and surpassed my expecta- sections in the entire book. tons of great ideas that will honors, receiving an honor- tions.” Alan and Shandi reinforced appear in our yearbook this able mention in Yearbook, Brandon Cook, adviser that the best books are the year, one that will be some- Balfour’s yearly publica- Gardner-Webb announces graduates at East Surry High, along ones that tell stories about thing totally different from tion recognizing fewer than BOILING SPRINGS — Several students from this are with his wife, Deena, ac- students while getting the anything we have printed ive percent of the schools received degrees from Gardner-Webb University during companied the group of greatest number of students before.” in the country, as well as the 2011 summer commencement exercises. They include: students to the workshop. featured,” said Cook. Diane Beane is the prin- being chosen as a national • Danette Davis of Dobson received a bachelor of sci- Cook said his students re- Students won prizes for cipal at East Surry High, sample book. Brandon ally learned how to expand ence degree in human services participation and chose where Cook and the year- Cook was also recognized the coverage in their book. their themes for the up- book staff have consistently as a yearbook guru in Ele- • Mickey Anderson of Lowgap received a bachelor of “They had previously coming year while at the taken home top yearbook ments, Balfour’s nation- science degree in human services used the academics sec- workshop. Senior editor- honors, including second wide magazine. • Dana Dalton of Mount Airy received a bachelor of sci- ence degree in nursing • Kristal Evans of Mount Airy received a bachelor of science degree in business administration Marie Booker • Laura Goins of Mount Airy received a bachelor of sci- ence degree in human services

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We In turn, he made it clear hope there is more down problem. — Been There, new old acquaintances. daughter, I feel think Sheila de- that he was not sure what he the road. But if you are in Done That Several weeks ago, my stuck in the serves another wanted. We go out to din- a rush to get married, look Dear Been There: Doz- husband’s 35-year-old middle. I think chance, and so ner and dancing, and I’ve elsewhere. ens of readers suggested daughter, “Sheila,” sent me he should get does your hus- met several of his friends. Dear Annie: I sympa- that lactose intolerance a friend request. She has to know her band. Encour- This seems like a relation- thize with “Tired of Wet could be a factor in bed- not been in touch with us again and meet age him to make ship to me, but I don’t want Beds,” whose 14-year- wetting. We hope “Tired” since she turned 18, when his grandchild. contact. He has to make assumptions. It’s old stepson has enuresis. will check it out. my husband no longer had I do not want a grandchild to only been six weeks, but I I went through the same Annie’s Mailbox is writ- to pay child support. Ob- to go behind think of. And if need to know: Should I just thing with my daughter, ten by Kathy Mitchell and viously, they were never his back to es- she’s only after be patient and let it play who wet the bed until she Marcy Sugar, longtime close. The only time we tablish contact. money, he’ll out? Or do I talk to him was 11. editors of the Ann Landers heard from her was when What should I ind out soon again and tell him how I I discovered that an al- column. Please e-mail your she wanted money. do? — Stuck in enough. (And feel at this point? My heart lergy to the lactose in milk questions to anniesmail- I told my husband about the Middle in Annie’s he can always and my head are telling me can cause bedwetting. 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He says she criticized Christ is nothing to be He says they did camp with dal” but the young couple how he handled their son NEW YORK — Levi friends but it was “well af- wouldn’t allow it. Their and accused him of want- Johnston writes in his up- ter” the two, who began son, Tripp, was born in De- ing her to look like a bad embararassed about coming book that his ex- dating in 2006, were sexu- cember 2008. mom. He says Bristol also Dear Dr. better than they ally active. He says he re- Johnston says he and complained he was cheat- Graham: I are (which we girlfriend Bristol Palin was so angry about her moth- members an instance in Sarah Palin were present ing on her. usually don’t aren’t). which Bristol wanted to get have a hard But whatever er’s pregnancy with son for the birth but she said he In Bristol Palin’s book, Trig that she wanted to get alcohol but he was against wasn’t there in a later in- she says they broke up time talking the reason, God it because she would “lose with people has given us a pregnant, too. terview, calling it “shame- soon after their son’s birth Johnston says when her judgment” when drink- ful.” He also says she was when she found a text on about almost unique opportu- ing. anything, but I nity to reach our Bristol found out her moth- adamant about not being his cellphone indicating he just can’t seem family members er, former Alaska Gov. Johnston says he had called grandma, instead was unfaithful. “been too dumb” to use to talk with for Christ, and Sarah Palin, was expect- wanting to be called Mom- The two reunited 18 protection while dating my relatives we should ask ing a baby she responded months later and sold their Bristol but knew having a my Sarah. about God. I Him to help us she should be having a engagement story to Us baby was “what she want- The relationship be- seem paralyzed overcome our baby, not her mother. He tween Johnston and Bristol Weekly magazine. when it comes reluctance. After says she told him in March ed.” Bristol Palin, who has Palin ended shortly after Bristol says they broke to talking to all, the greatest 2008, “let’s get pregnant.” up when he admitted get- His book, “Deer in the been featured on ABC’s the birth of their son. them about my act of love we ting another girl pregnant, Savior. Why is can ever show to Headlights: My Life in “Dancing With the Stars,” Johnston says Bristol this? — J.F. Billy Graham someone is to tell Sarah Palin’s Crosshairs,” became pregnant at age 17 was moody before having which Johnston denies. Dear J.F.: them about Christ comes out Sept. 20. The and had their baby at 18. $ You aren’t and His love for Associated Press bought a Johnston says when Chicken Biscuit...... 2 for 3.00 alone; many Spiritual them. Andrew’s copy on Monday. Sarah Palin irst learned $ people ind it irst act after be- In Bristol Palin’s own of the teen pregnancy she Bacon Breakfast Plate...... 3.89 hard to talk to Columnist coming a disciple book, “Not Afraid of Life: laughed, thinking it was a $5.49 relatives about was to ind his My Journey So Far,” re- joke. He writes it was her Hamburger Steak Plate...... their faith. It brother Peter and leased last June, she says husband, Todd Palin, who shouldn’t be tell him about Je- she lost her virginity to really showed his anger, that way, of course; if we sus (see John 1:41). Johnston on a camping raising his voice and tell- truly love someone, we’ll Pray for your family, trip when she got drunk on ing him he needed to quit Mt. Airy want to see them commit that God will convict them wine coolers. school and get a job. Hwy. 52 N. their life to Jesus Christ so of sin and convince them Johnston, who has Johnston claims Sarah 789-3050 they’ll spend eternity with of the truth of the Gospel. feuded often with the Palin Palin, a former GOP vice Him in heaven. Paul said Then ask God to open the family, says in his book presidential candidate, also 00446911 about his fellow Israelites, door for you to share what “My heart’s desire and Jesus means to you — and prayer to God … is that what He can mean to them. 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LOOK! three times a week in the PROCESS BY PUBLICATION Single Cemetery Plot Oakdale KING, NC Commercial office buildings North Carolina foothills, is Cem $800 Call 336-325-7162 off Newsome Rd. at 24 x 36 open floor plan with NC la- looking for a sports re- TO: The unknown parents of AGRICULTURE bel, vinyl sided and shingle roof SAFE SURRY SURRENDER, a Meadowbrook Drive. 2 porter to join its news- Commercial (REAL ESTATE) 16,000 Masonite sided with metal male child born June 12, 2011, in bedrooms, 1.5. baths, roof $9,000 call Wheels & Deals room. A journalism degree Surry County, North Carolina central heat & air, is preferred, but not re- MERCHANDISE Pine Plaza Office Space $150 per Inc 336-789-0200 TAKE NOTICE that a pleading mo Call Dean, 786-6182 washer/dryer hook ups. quired. Photography skills seeking to terminate your parental SWIMMING POOL Mobile homes rent to own! 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Renfro Loft w/gar. 2BR/BA, Large 1BR on S.Main St, Mt Airy Elkin, NC 28621 Superior Court of the county end unit, $149,900. 336-710-2096 Fuel/ Oil / Coal / Wood / Gas Remodeled $325+Dep Administrative/Professional or e-mail them to named above a written response to 336-326-5090 the motion within 40 days after Houses For Sale (REAL ESTATE) ndibagno@heartlandpubli- cations.com. September 14, 2011, or not later Mayberry Apartments: 2 Bed Apt. N.Franklin Rd Brick, 2BR/1BA No phone calls please. than October 24, 2011. A copy of 100% WOOD HEAT, Homes. Wonderful location and Drivers & Delivery (HW) the response must also be served no worries. Keep your family safe CA/heat appl $69,900 969-6546 great pricing! Located at: May- on the movant or its attorney. If and warm with an OUTDOOR berry Avenue Mt. Airy, NC 27030. you do not file a written response WOOD FURNACE from Central OPEN HOUSE: Call 336.413.2887 for more infor- Regional Drivers Needed CDL-A to the motion with the Clerk of Su- Boiler. Call today (336)-501-1618 Thurs. 9-15 from 3-6pm mation. Managed by Neari & Asso- Experience Home Mid Week & perior Court, the court may termi- ciates. Equal housing opportunity. Weekends Excellent Pay & Bene- 1153 Red Bank School Rd., fits Health, Dental, Company Paid nate your parental rights. You Claudville are also entitled to attend any Northwood Apts. Life, 401K with 50% match up to Timber wanted 10 acres and up. Move Right IN Ranch 2 BR/2 BA, appl. furn., w/d hook 4%, Paid Holidays, Vacation and hearing affecting your parental Select cut or clear cut. Paying top rights. If you are not already 3 Bedrooms, 1.5 Baths, Sun up, year lease, North Main St. Safety Bonus Apply in person at dollar for oak and poplar, buying quiet area. 786-1888 191 Park Plaza Dr. Winston Sa- represented and you want a lawyer pine and mixed wood. Rm, Great Rm, & Eat-In and cannot afford one, the court Kitchen main floor lem, NC 27105 Or online at 336-428-6115 or 336-428-6245 Rural Hall 1BR apt. all utilities pd, www.salemcarriers.com will appoint a lawyer for you. You Finished Basement: New cable & internet, 336-969-0947 may contact the Clerk of Superior Media Rm with Propane 1-800-709-2536 Court immediately to ask for a Ton truck load of cut & busted mixed Fireplace, 1/2 Bath, Bonus Twin Oaks Garden Apt Pilot court-appointed lawyer. This hardwoods delivered starting at $150. Rm, 2BR/1BA, $450 336-325-0978 September 14, 2011. 336-871-4038 or 336-416-9866 H. Lee Merritt, Jr. Workshop and Storage Area House For Rent (RENT) Attorney for movant, all on 1.06 acre with Surry County Department of Social Furniture (MERCH) Fenced-in Back Yard. 3 BR off Hwy 103 at Va Line no Services Dee's Country Places Re- pets 276-251-5535 129 Moore Avenue, Post Office Bedding Sale alty, Vicki L. Porter Realtor Box 1425 Cash & Carry sale prices # 276-694-6563 3BR/2BA kit app, lg Mount Airy, North Carolina 27030 Mis Match Sets decks,$600D/$650M, Telephone (336) 789-8120 Twin Set $197 336-429-6719 Full Set $237 600 ANIMALS Publish September 14, 21, 28 Queen Set $287 Cozy 2 BR/1BA $500M+Dep Bed Frames size Twin, Full, Queen 336-401-0100 Legals $69 11.77 Acres Stokes County Homeway Furniture $60,000 OBO Hwy 89 and Faries King- Lg remodeled farmhouse. 8 336-786-6151 Dr. Francisco Community North rms, 1ba, central heat. $700. Ref. HUGE CONSIGNMENT Carolina Great area if interested and dep. No pets/smoking. Couple ANNOUNCEMENTS Locally made solid Cherry Dining call 704-948-9503 or retired preferred. Farm work Room set w/2leaves & 6 Amish available. 336-414-0968. AUCTION made chairs, $1250. Call REAL ESTATE RENTALS 336-817-6272 MANUFACTURED HOUSING Wanted (ANNOUNCE) Sponsored by Rock House Ruritan Club Hobby / Hunt & Sport (MERCH) Apartments/Townhouses (RENT) Wanted Dead or Alive Rentals (MANUFACTURED) junked cars, trucks, motorcycles, We are taking consignments daily, contact AR archery research bow .29in 1, 2 & 3 BR apts. downtown Pilot lawn mowers and scrap metals draw length 34in axle to axle $150 *3BR Mobile homes $450/mo NO 336-480-6359 Mtn. $395, $495 & $595 one of our agents to consign your 336-401-1102 336-766-5032 PETS 336-429-9827 14x70, 3BR, 2BA, 1104 Capella merchandise - Don Bennett 336-351-2893, SERVICES Miscellaneous (MERCH) 1BR/1BA Stv, Ref $375M/$375D 336-648-1705 Rd, King (near Flat Shoals Rd) Baldwin Piano VGC 595 will deliver Storage bldg. Backgound check re- Mary Romine 336-351-6551, Todd Gordon 336-427-3062 2 Bedroom Apt Worth St $425 call quired. No pets. $550 per month 336-368-1145 Automotive (SERV) Dean 786-6182 including mowing. $500 deposit. For Sale Call 994-9922. Sofa Bed & Chair $125 Call 2BR $400 +1 month rent no pets We buy Junk Cars for $175-$275 789-7555 day 789-3387 night 2 & 3 BR mobile homes for rent complete 336-352-3512 or 336-783-7981 336-351-3218 We will be selling Farm Machinery, Motor 336-401-0401 For Sale Locust Fence Post & Vehicle, Trailers, Lawn and Garden Rails Call Dean Richardson 2BR on Worth St. $500 & a 2BR in 2 & 3BR Pinnacle area NO PETS Building Materials (SERV) 372-5556 or 657-0988 Cana $325 no pets 336-306-2278 336-374-9675 or 336-816-3448 Equipment, Tools, Antiques, Furniture, STEEL BUILDINGS- One of a kind princess cut engage- Pets Pets House Hold Items and Other Items. Selling repo's, cancelled or- ment ring 3/4 carat with wrap around diamonds to accent stone ders. SAVE THOUSANDS! $1200 OBO 336-786-1657, 20x30, 30x42, others. Strong- 336-415-8873 Please call Early and Consign your Items! est buildings available. Save Carolina Canine Rescue more$ with display program. For Sale: Plus size clothes X-large Free shipping-Call today! to 3X. For more information call Location: Rock House Ruritan Club 1-866-352-0469 591-4432. L Used Maytag Washer & Dryer ow Cost Spay Neuter Program • (336) 786-5256 Pinnacle, NC 27043 Child / Elderly Care $100 336-786-4472 Rescue • Foster • Adopt From Pilot Mountain follow 268 East Nanny of 20 years needs a full Yard Sale (MERCH) time or part-time position. FOUND Tuesday cat on Doe 5 miles to Auction on Right 336-409-0062 Run Rd Ararat, VA 276-251- FOUND female Bassett hound Multi-Family Yard Sale 5912 call to identify in front of Post office on Main 7495 Ridge St.Recently had puppies 336- There will be a percentage taken from your Home Improvements (SERV) Rd. Tobaccoville Free to a good home loving 225-1320 7:30am-until(rain will puppies 336-374-9115 items sold to help needy families. * Tom's Home Improvements cancel)-furniture FOUND blk lab on Aug 3rd Seamless Gutters & Odd Jobs. Vi- galore,toys,clothes,sho- Free to a good home Beagle near Hwy 52/Int 74 inter- nyl Siding, Painting, Additions, Tile es,household mix puppies 786-6828 change call to identify 336- Work 336-325-9966 items,jewelry,cds,dvds,- 816-4374 Look for an upcoming flyer with listings books,cowboy hats,bed Free kittens to a good home 3 Attention Home Owners Gentryʼs sheets and much more! white 1 calico 336-368-5162 Free pigeons 336-789-2918 for this Auction. Painting and Carpentry, Int and after 4pm Ext Remodeling, for Free Est & We'll have ALL THINGS Free to a good home adult cat Lowest Rates 786-6114 or BABY...clothes & shoe (size female, spayed, blk & whit Free to a good home puppies NO BUYERS PREMIUM 366-4582. infant to 5T/6,boys and 336-755-0529 after 5pm & kittens 336-755-7214 girls),baby bedding,bottles, Announcements on day of sale take precedence; Sniderʼs Home Improvement. Vinyl room decor and much more!!! Free kittens to a good home FOUND Large Parrott green 786-6398 body, yellow head 789-2001 additions and deletions may be made prior to siding, roofs, etc. free est. Two Family Yard & Garage Sale 374-2446 or 325-8903 Sept 15-17th 7am-until each day 623 Fairfield Dev sale. Sellers and auctioneers not responsible for Towe Rd Pilot Mtn some antiques, Free kittens to a good home lit- ter box trained 789-4775 Free to a loving home 7 wks accidents. Other Services (SERV) hand tools, sm cool stove w/h 4 eyes, a small 2 eye cook stove, antique wood old kittens blk & white litter burning stoves old wood gun cabinet FOUND or free to a good box trained 336-374-2624 **Need bush hogging? Call home friendly, beautiful yellow 336-351-3574. ANOTHER PROFESSIONAL AUCTION RECREATIONAL VEHICLES lab pup, approx 6 mo old 2 Free kittens to a loving 336-710-2834 or 336-648- home, 6weeks old, litter box CONDUCTED BY: 4020 trained. Call 789-4531 ADT 0 Gordon Auction Co. Free Home Security System 3 Fluffy blk males & 1 fluffy with $99 installation and 2011 Rock Wood Mini light travel calico female kittens free to a purchase of alarm monitoring trailer, slider exc. cond. $12,000 good home 374-6177 services from Call for more info. 336 -325-6338 1328 Dalton Loop Rd. Pinnacle NC, ADT Security Services 5 kittens free to a good home Call today! Motorcycles (REC VEH) 3 calico, 2 yellow & white & 1 27043 (336) 368-1145 1-888-459-0976 adult cat 336-918-5973 2002 Harley Davidson 883 Sport- Visit our website ser w/ 1200 screaming eagle kit, Free to a good home only two DirecTV blk, clean $5,200 276-692-6715 kittens. 1st vet visit taken care www.gordanauction.com Limited Time Offer! of. One male, one female, AUTOMOTIVE about 8 wks. Litter boxed Auctioneer: Todd Gordon Access over 120 Channels trained. 912-658-9668. for only $29.99 per month No Equipment to Buy Autos (AUTO) NC AL #6819 VA AL #3353 No Start up Costs Found female calico cat with jewel collar. 912-658-9668 Call Today 1963 Ford Dumptruck; runs good, 00449678 1-866-965-0536 $1500 336-352-3819 B9 www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Wednesday, September 14, 2011 9B

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Oak Pedestal Dining Room Table Old Prince Albert Tobacco Cans & NATIONWIDE w/ Chairs Cigar Boxes Small Metal File Cabinet Small Electric Kitchen Appliances AU C T I O N w/Drawers Desk Upright Piano Automotive (SD) September 17, 2011 - 10 am Many More Items Too Numerous To Mention Goins Automotive 999 Twin Oaks Rd - Elkin, NC REPAIR & PERFORMANCE Location: Corner of Caves Mill Rd. 1 mile North of Shelton Vineyard If Unsure of Weather Contact This Number: 336-416-1242 Several Betty Norman Original Hand Painted Saws & Paintings (Day of Auction Only!) Andy : 429-1465 Terms cash or good check day of sale Matt : 429-2635 Regal Wood Cookstove -Wood Heater w/Blower -Old Maytag Wringer Washer (Restorable) -Entertainment Center -Uph. Furniture -Desk -Desk w/ Overhead File BEST LABOR PRICES IN TOWN! Cabinets -Pedestal Sink -Dbl. 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Electric, Plumbing Fittings -Plastic Bolt Cabinet -AC Bulb Cabinet -Metal Power Tool Cases -Drop Cord Reels & More... Misc. – IH HY Tran Cardboard Oil Can & Others (Full) -Pony Saddle & Bridle -Leather Harness -Kerosun Heater Vanguard Propane Gas Heater -Air Conditioner - ANOTHER PROFESSIONAL AUCTION CONDUCTED BY: Handyman (SD) Electric Panel Boxes - Sauer’s Spice Shelf -Old Army Saddle -Printers -Baskets -Paper Trays -Minature Tea Sets -Winter Belle Train -Lg. Amount Canning Jars -Plastic Organizer Bins -Petty Longnecks -Earnhardt Clock -Petty Collector Set -Essex Tune Cab, & Contents - 68 Shelby Model Car (NIB) & Others -Small Kitchen Appliances GORDON Auction Co. Jimmy’s Handyman Services -Figurines -Bicycles -Fishing Rods & Reels -Hot Dog Roaster -Oil Lamps -Christmas Items -Heavy Duty Shelving -Lg. 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tharrington primary/ submitted photo Kindergarten students at B. H. Tharrington Primary School are seeing “red.” Kindergarten teachers incorporate fun into the learning experience by encouraging them to wear the colors that they are studying.

Ces sTudenTs learn Did you know there are over 500 flag proCedures photos of recent local events and activities found at www.MtAiryNews.com

Copeland elementary/submitted photo Copeland Elementary School ifth graders learn re- spect, honor and proper procedure for raising and lowering the American lag. Brenda Castro from Surry Central High School’s JROTC program teaches Alex Hege and Austin Lopez the proper way to take care of the lag.

Football, Basketball, Volleyball action shots. Local parades, festivals, and other community activities. When Mount Airy News reporters and photographers cover local events, they often take dozens of photos in hope of fi nding the exact right one to use in connection with a story. What happens to those other photo’s? They can be found at www.mtairynews.com. When you go to the home page, you’ll see a “Big Blue Button” that says “Click here to see and buy photos”.When you click on that button, you’ll see multiple photo albums with subject lines like “East Surry volleyball”,”Mayberry Days”, “Holiday Parade” and so on. If you click on the photo album of the subject matter you’re interested in, you’ll see dozens of photos that were taken at that event. So if you’re looking for a great sports action shot of Johnny shooting a basket, Jill spiking a volleyball, Tom knocking a linebacker on his behind, a shot of Timmy in a wagon at the parade or Lucy dressed up for Halloween, you’ll fi nd it in the photo albums at www.mtairynews.com. In fact there are over 500 photos of your friends, neighbors, area athletes on the site right now. And that’s just the ones that have been posted since late September. The big blue button pages grow larger everyday as we post additional photos to the site.

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Copeland elementary/submitted photo Mount Airy News Austin Wood shows CiCi Roman that when folded the lag should only show stars with no red or white. While you’re there sign up for Breaking News to get email alerts of Breaking News Stories. GET NEWS SENT TO YOUR INBOX Visit us at Local Daily News Headlines www.mtairynews.com