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Vol. 131, Issue 194 .50 INDEX Obits ... page 3A Opinions ... page 4A Business ... page 5A Sports ... page 6-7A Classifieds ... page 7-9B Scattered T-storms Serving Surry County since 1880. High Low Bikers raise money Page 6A Forsubscriptions, call 786-4141. 94 70 The Mount Airy News www.mtairynews.com Printed on recycled newspaper Wednesday, July 13, 2011 New policies in place for discipline

MORGAN WALL approved legislation that will serve mainly to remove conse- The biggest change under the include prior infractions, not co- STAFF REPORTER change 32 policies relating to stu- quences from the discipline poli- new policies is that disciplin- operating, being belligerent or dent discipline for the 2011-12 cies, including them all instead in ary actions now have a range of lying. Mitigating circumstances academic year, meaning the Surry a student code of conduct, which consequences rather than a set could include the age of the stu- DOBSON — Recent legisla- County Schools Board of Educa- the school system is responsible consequence. This new range dent, no prior infractions or if the tive changes have created some tion had to approve these policies for writing. The code of conduct will allow administrators to look student were provoked. Addition- extra work for school administra- on an emergency basis at Monday has to be ready to distribute to at aggravating and mitigating cir- ally, under the new policies, only tors as the start of the new school night’s meeting. According to parents prior to the irst day of cumstances when deciding on the possession of a irearm on school year approaches. Dr. Terri Mosley, assistant super- school, which left little time for proper consequence for an action. The N.C. General Assembly intendent, these policy changes administrators to create it. Aggravating circumstances could See POLICIES, page 2A Garden AFRICAN TALES DELIGHT CHILDREN Patterson planned in iles for community Dobson TOM JOYCE STAFF REPORTER

The sprouting of a statewide board seat program to provide residents TOM JOYCE with healthier food soon will STAFF REPORTER take root in Mount Airy with the planting of a community garden. “We’re excited,” city Fire DOBSON — A 70-year-old Chief Zane Poindexter said Dobson resident who is a politi- Tuesday of the garden that will cal newcomer has iled for a seat be developed at the Rockford on the town board of commis- sioners. Street ire station beginning at the end of this month. “I just love this little town I Produce grown there will be live in,” Larry F. Patterson said given to the Greater Mount Airy Tuesday, when he joined the Ministry of Hospitality, which ield vying for three available supports The Shepherd’s House council slots affected by this and Blue Ridge H.O.P.E., two year’s municipal election. MORGAN WALL/THE NEWS agencies that serve persons in Patterson has lived in the need. (Above, left) As part of the one world, many stories summer reading program theme, members of Dobson town limits for 20 years, The garden will result from a but is a lifelong resident of the the Bright Star Theater act out an African folk tale for children at the library in Pilot Mountain. county seat vicinity. grant recently received by Surry (Above, right) Children enjoy participating in a performance by actors from the Bright Star The- County Health and Nutrition A longtime member of the Center and Mount Airy Parks ater. The Charles H. Stone Memorial Library’s summer reading program for this week revolved area auto profession, he was and Recreation through Nour- around African folk tales. associated with the Patterson ishing North Carolina. The latter Buick dealership in Mount Airy is a community garden program before leaving it in 1970 to join with a goal of making local, a Buick dealership in Jonesville. healthy food more accessible to He was employed there for the people across the state. remainder of his full-time work- Blue Cross and Blue Shield ing life. of North Carolina (BCBSNC) The commissioner candidate launched the program in part- now works part-time for Patter- nership with the North Carolina son Chrysler in Mount Airy. Recreation and Park Association Patterson offered a hint Tues- (NCRPA) to create or enhance day of why he decided to ven- community gardens in all 100 ture into local politics for the North Carolina counties over the irst time. “I don’t know — it’s next three years. just some things that have went The garden in Mount Airy on that I didn’t really approve will be spearheaded by a team of, and am hoping to change,” consisting of members from the he said. However, Patterson declined to specify them at this ire department, Surry County Cooperative Extension, Surry stage of the campaign. County Health and Nutrition One thing he is sure of, Center, Lowe’s Hardware and though: “There’s some good Mount Airy Parks and Recre- people in town.” ation. Patterson said he is enter- “We’re really proud to part- ing the race with an open mind ner with these organizations,” and will see what happens when Poindexter said. Dobson voters make their selec- The spot chosen for the gar- tions. “I don’t know whether den is an area behind the Rock- I’ve got a chance or not (to win), but the only way you’ll know is ford Street irehouse which is about 50 to 60 feet wide and at to try.” least 80 feet long. “It’s going to So far, four candidates have take up most of the grass in our iled for the three commissioner back yard,” the chief said, “three MORGAN WALL/THE NEWS seats at stake in Dobson, includ- Two actors with the Bright Star Theater share African folk tales and music with children at the ing incumbents Lana Brendle See GARDEN, page 2A Charles H. Stone Memorial Library’s summer reading program Tuesday afternoon. See SEAT, page 3A Local charity event to combine football and racing TOM JOYCE Matthew 25:35 Inc. It is a non- will be held in an area at the left- Four seniors from WFU are this could promote some type of STAFF REPORTER proit group formed recently to aid front of the store, outside its su- to be involved Friday, including friendly competition surrounding Surry County residents in need. permarket section. offensive linemen Joe Looney, how much food is raised for repre- Football and racing normally Everyone is invited to the The presence of the race car Doug Weaver and Mike Hoag and sentatives of each school. don’t go together, but the two will event, which will last from 3 to 7 and Wake Forest players repre- tight end Cameron Ford. The prep players also are ex- join forces Friday for a charity p.m. and also will include free hot sents an attempt to energize public “They’re going to help cook pected to assist with cooking and event in Mount Airy. dogs. The public is encouraged to interest in the countywide cam- (the hot dogs) and so forth,” Mar- other activities during the event, Members of the Wake Forest come by the site and bring canned paign, according to Ric Marshall, shall said. “We’re going to cook for which Mount Airy Meat Cen- ter has donated the hot dogs. football team, along with a No. or other non-perishable items to treasurer of Matthew 25:35 Inc. It hot dogs from 4 to 7.” Meanwhile, the NASCAR 33 Cheerios-sponsored car from aid a countywide food drive under is being operated at some 20 lo- He added, “We have been Chevy from Richard Childress Richard Childress Racing, are way this month at businesses in- cations including Walmart, Food told we are going to have a few scheduled to be at Walmart for a cluding Walmart. Lion, Lowes and Neighbors stores football players from local high special food drive sponsored by Friday’s portion of the drive across Surry. schools there, also.” Marshall said See EVENT, page 3A Neighbor 2 Neighbor brings car show to Mount Airy MEGHANN EVANS annual Neighbor 2 Neigh- “We’re planning to have it plus people, Beck said. He the proceeds will go to the ple more in the winter when STAFF REPORTER bor Car Show will be held in Mount Airy from now expects at least that many community. people need assistance pay- at Veterans Memorial Park on.” cars and people to be there Money from car show ing utilities bills. For the past few years, on West Lebanon Street in He said the show will this year. registrations, concessions “People like to come out Neighbor 2 Neighbor has Mount Airy, which organiz- likely take place the third Neighbor 2 Neighbor and sponsors will go to and look at restored cars, - hosted an annual car show er Dennis Beck expects to weekend of July each year, is a non-proit charitable Neighbor 2 Neighbor to but this is irst about help in Pilot Mountain to raise be the permanent location though this year it will take organization that raises help people in the com- money for people in need. for the show in the future. place on the fourth Satur- money for people in need. munity. Beck said people See SHOW, page 2A Next week, the car show “We wanted to ind a day. The car show is the orga- should come out because will take place at its new lo- larger ield and a place we In previous years, the nization’s only fundraiser. “it’ll help people that they cation in Mount Airy. could keep it from year show has attracted 250 to Beck said the group is run don’t even know.” He said On July 23, the sixth to year,” Beck remarked. 300 car entries and 2,000 by volunteers, and all of the organization helps peo- A2

2A Wednesday, July 13, 2011 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com time. Under the latest legislation, and appeals procedures are going the school level. the superintendent is required to to change in some respect,” said James Hayes, the assistant POLICIES: provide alternative learning ser- Board Attorney Fred Johnson. principal at Meadowview Middle vices unless there is some signii- “We need to set aside time to talk School, is retiring effective Aug. Continued from page 1A cant reason not to, including lack about the changes in student dis- 1. Craig Covington, the assis- of funding or the student being cipline.” tant principal at Gentry Middle a danger to others. Also, a letter An additional policy change School, will move into Hayes’ po- must be sent home to the parent had to be approved by July 15 and sition. Sandra Priddy, the assistant property will lead to a 365 day campus. This can include threat from the school when the prob- affects teachers, a policy which principal at Surry Early College suspension. The new policies do communicated via sources such lem arises, changing the previous deals with the procedures for a High School of Design will move policy which allowed the superin- not allow for long-term suspen- as Facebook or text message that reduction in force for professional to Gentry Middle to ill Coving- sions solely for truancy or tardi- have an immediate impact on the tendent to send a letter home at a personnel. Under the new policy, ton’s position. There will no lon- ness. For short-term suspensions, orderly operation of the school later date. teacher performance becomes ger be an assistant principal at the students should have access to or the safety of individuals in the The policies for expulsion will a consideration in determining early college due to budget cuts. school materials when practical school environment. remain basically the same and which positions a reduction in Betsy Manieri, the 21st centu- and suspensions should not be Another signiicant change in will only be employed in extreme force would affect. The new list ry executive at Shoals Elementary imposed until the student has an the long-term suspension policy situations. The only change al- of factors includes performance School, will move to an admin- opportunity for an informal hear- relates to the extent of enforc- lows students to request re-admit- rating, areas of licensure, highly istrative position within Title I. tance after 180 days after the ex- - ing with the principal. Long-term ing the length of the suspension. qualiied status, program enroll She will serve as the Title I parent suspensions have been limited Previously, students started with pulsions and no more often than ment, service in extra duty posi- coordinator and will work with to incidences where violations a clean slate at the beginning of once every six months. Under the tions and ability to ill such posi- threaten students, staff or school each school year. Now, if the of- - tions, length of service and degree reading programs at Flat Rock old law, students could request re Elementary School. Donna Bled- visitor safety or threaten to sub- fense occurs within the inal quar- admission no sooner than the irst level. This means that career stantially disrupt the educational ter of the school year, the sus- July 1 that is at least six months employees who are dismissed as soe, the 21st century executive at environment. pension can extend into the irst after the expulsion decision. part of a reduction in force do not Westield Elementary, will split “A lot of this is about mov- semester of the following school New legislation also requires necessarily have to be given irst her time between Westield and ing more towards fewer sus- year. Additionally, the principal schools to implement a positive priority when rehiring for that po- Shoals elementary schools. pensions,” said Mosley, who has the authority to determine that behavior intervention program as sition. Melanie Holt, one of two as- noted that Surry County Schools aggravating circumstances will part of the School Improvement “This means re-hiring is based sistant principals at North Surry already tends to place students in lead to treating a minor violation Plans. Surry County Schools has on performance, not just tenure High School, will retire effective alternative learning environments as a serious violation. had the Positive Behavior Inter- or degrees,” said Mosley, noting Sept. 1. Her position will be illed rather than enforcing a long-term While the superintendent is vention Support program in place that career teachers who excel and by Shelley Bryant who previously suspension. “The board has been the only person authorized to ad- for several years in some schools are effective in their ields have served as an instructional special- very proactive in the last several minister a long-term suspension, and for at least one year in all nothing to worry about from this ist for the middle schools. That years to allow us to use alterna- a principal can recommend the schools. change. position will be eliminated by tive learning.” action. The superintendent also “We’re going to have to do Personnel changes budget cuts. A new facet of the policies al- determines whether or not the workshops with all the princi- The county school board has Contact Morgan Wall at lows administrators to deal with student can receive alternative pals, revise the notices that go also approved a handful of posi- [email protected] or 719- certain situations that arise off education services during that home to parents and the hearings tion changes in administration at 1929. initial crops will include educator at Surry County age healthy eating habits,” Poindexter appreciates greens, turnips and other Health and Nutrition Cen- Dupuis said in a prepared the opportunity to aid the GARDEN: items conforming to a fall ter who is involved with the statement concerning the less-fortunate. “We’re glad harvest. Construction is effort. For information on assistance awarded for to do it,” he said of ire de- Continued from page 1A to begin at the end of this how to take part or donate Surry. partment members. “It’s month, with the irst plant- items, Dupuis can be con- “We are proud to be part just another way that we ing set for mid-August. tacted at 401-8575. of the Nourishing North can provide service to the “I think they are going The overall aim of the Carolina network. Our gar- community.” quarters of it, probably.” intrusive,” Poindexter said. to do it as a raised garden, community garden program den not only (will) provide Nourishing North Caro- However, the garden’s “It’s a good, central lo- with walk spaces between is better nutrition among healthy food, (but) also a lina is expected to ulti- presence will cause no dis- cation and our guys are re- the boxes,” Poindexter ex- state residents and combat- safe area for our neighbors mately provide communi- plained in detailing plans ing related problems such to work together, share a ruptions in ire department ally looking forward to it,” ties around the state with training and other activities, by organizers. “We’ll be as- as obesity, diabetes and public green space and be he added of ire personnel. sisting with watering, that’s heart disease. In turn, the physically active through 190,000 pounds of pro- with space still remaining “And it’s a good thing for all that’s been mentioned to impact of unhealthy life- gardening.” duce. This will enhance the for agility drills that have the community.” - styles on the state’s health- Dupuis added, “This is nutritional value of nearly encompassed the rear of me,” he said of the ire per 150,000 meals and direct Since the garden will sonnel role. care system will be less- the irst step of what we the station in the past. “It’s be launched relatively late In addition to the lo- ened, oficials say. hope will be the begin- 10 tons of fresh produce to really not going to be that in the planting season, the cal government agencies “This grant will allow ning of several community food shelter and rescue or- participating, anyone can us to install our garden so gardens throughout Surry ganizations statewide. The Christmas Shoppe Vera Bradley volunteer to help with the we can provide fresh, local County, giving our citizens Contact Tom Joyce Yankee Candles Tom Clark Gnomes garden project, according produce for more people in more opportunities to be at 719-1924 or tjoyce@ Fenton Tim Wolfe Sculptures to Nicole Dupuis, a health our community and encour- more healthy and active.” mtairynews.com. Byers’ Choice Carolers Dept. 56 Possible Dreams Boyds Bears We’ve Got More... ends on July 16. The cost of registration on site is $15. Beck said there are 57 classes in SHOW: the car show. Cars of all years and makes across form LOCAL SNAPPY LUNCH The largest are welcome, including race cars, and this 140 N. Main Street collection of Continued from page 1A year there also will be a motorcycle class. 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www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Wednesday, July 13, 2011 3A OBITUARIES Walter Ayers, passed Ayers, Frank Ayers member of Holy Cross Online condolences Masiello; a son, Steven LOCAL away Monday, July 11, and Garner Ayers; two Baptist Church. Surviv- may be made to www. Joseph Harp; a stepson, 2011, at Northern Hos- sisters, Grace Pedigo ing are her husband, moodyfuneralservices. Mark Lynn Chandler; FULTZ, Mrs. pital of Surry County. and Gladys Smith; and Estel Gallimore of the com. six grandchildren, Don- Misty Rae, 30, of She was born March 15, two brothers, Robert home; two sons, Cody nie Hendrix Jr., Jen- Mount Airy, wife of 1908, in Patrick County Hennis Epperson and and Camden Gallimore nifer Hendrix, Justin Estel Gallimore. to the late Robert Hill- Glenn Epperson. Fu- of the home; a sister, Fisher, Krystle Harp, ary Epperson and Phoe- neral services will be Shannon Dollyhite of Bianca Masiello and HARP, Mr. Thom- be Gates Epperson. She held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Mount Airy; grand- Clinton Masiello; three as Henry Jr., 82, of was a member of Unity July 16, 2011, at Unity mothers, Virginia Fultz great-grandchildren; Mount Airy, husband Church and homemak- Church conducted by of Lowgap and Eula and a sister, Odessa of Louella Mann Harp. er. She operated the the Rev. Buford Jes- Martin of Mount Airy; Delia McDowell. Mr. telephone switchboard sup. Burial will follow a great-grandmother, Harp was preceded in AREA out of her home for the in the church cemetery. Rena Grimes of Mount death by his parents; Ararat community for The family will receive Airy; and three neph- and three brothers, Ju- AYERS, Mrs. Mil- many years. She was an friends from 7 to 9 p.m. ews, Kayden Atkins, nious Federal Harp, dred Epperson Ayers, excellent baker with her Friday at Moody Fu- Blake and Devin Dol- Thomas Nathinal Harp 103, of Ararat, Va., specialty in wedding neral Home of Mount lyhite, all of Mount and Alton Edard Harp. widow of Mr. Rush cakes and was a excel- Airy, where her body Airy. Mrs. Fultz was A memorial service Walter Ayers. lent seamstress. Surviv- will remain until car- preceded in death by a will be conducted at 2 ing are three daughters ried to the church to lie brother, Kevin Andrew p.m. Thursday, July 14, HALL, Mr. Her- and two sons-in-law, in state 30 minutes prior Fultz; and grandfathers, HARP 2011, at Haymore Me- shel, 67, of Danbury. Millie Simmons of the to the service. Flowers Robert Harden Fultz MOUNT AIRY — morial Baptist Church home, Patricia and Ber- will be accepted, or me- and Early Gray Martin. Mr. Thomas Henry with the Rev. Robert nard Coniglio of River morials may be made Funeral services will Harp Jr., 82, of Mount McCrary oficiating. Forest, Ill., and Jeanne to Unity Church Cem- be held at 2 p.m. Fri- Airy, died Monday, The family will receive and Frank O’Dowd of etery Fund, c/o Patricia day, July 15, 2011, at July 11, 2011, at the friends from 1:15 to Coral Gables, Fla.; a Anderson, 358 Mears Moody Funeral Home Joan and Howard Woltz 1:50 p.m. at the church. son and daughter-in- Road, Claudville, VA Chapel of Mount Airy Hospice Home in Dob- In lieu of lowers, law, Robert and Vickie 24076. Online condo- conducted by the Rev. son. Mr. Harp was born memorial donations Ayers of Jacksonville, lences may be made to Butch Holder and the on Jan. 12, 1929, in may be made to Hay- Fla.; 20 grandchildren; www.moodyfuneralser- Rev. Alton Bledsoe. Warrenton, the son of more Memorial Bap- 31 great-grandchildren; vices.com. Burial will follow in the late Thomas Henry tist Church Choir, 319 ive great-great-grand- Oak Grove Baptist Harp Sr. and Onnie Rockford St., Mount children; three sisters, FULTZ Church Cemetery. The Mabray Hamlett Harp. Airy, NC 27030, or Margie George of MOUNT AIRY — family will receive He was a veteran of the Mountain Valley Hos- Westield, N.C., Mary Mrs. Misty Rae Fultz, friends from 6 to 8 p.m. U.S. Army Air Corps pice, 401 Technology Anderson of Mount 30, 0f 122 Spring Prom- Thursday at Moody Fu- and was a member Lane, Suite 200, Mount Airy and Lottie Beas- ise Lane, Mount Airy, neral Home. Flowers and deacon of Hay- Airy, NC 27030. How- ley of Stuart. In addi- passed away Saturday will be accepted, or me- more Memorial Baptist ell Funeral Service is AYERS tion to her husband and morning, July 9, 2011. morials may be made to Church. Surviving are assisting the Harp fam- ARARAT, Va. — parents, Mrs. Ayers was She was born April 27, Moody Funeral Home, his wife of 23 years, ily. Online condolences Mrs. Mildred Epperson preceded in death by a 1981, in Surry County P.O. Box 1288, Mount Louella Mann Harp of may be made at www. Ayers, 103, of Ararat, daughter, Kathleen Ye- to Tommy and Barbara Airy, to help with Mrs. the home; a daughter, howellfuneralservices. widow of Mr. Rush atts; three sons, Vance Martin Fultz. She was a Fultz’s burial expense. Cynthia Lynn Conroy; a com. homemaker and was a stepdaughter, Terri Jane contribute food for Friday’s gathering July 1 with the assistance of the Second can buy items at Walmart they then can Harvest Food Bank in Winston-Salem. EVENT: drop off outside. It is to distribute all items collected to SEAT: “We’re just trying to … remind Surry agencies serving the poor. Continued from page 1A people that we need to give all year That campaign will lead up to a Continued from page 1A long and not just around Thanksgiving motorcycle rally and concert program and Christmas,” said the treasurer of featuring Jimmie Van Zant, which the Racing will be displayed from 3 to 6 Matthew 25:35 Inc. The group’s name non-proit group will hold at the end of p.m. as another way to increase visibil- refers to a Bible verse about feeding July at Veterans Memorial Park to fur- and Todd Dockery, along with Patterson and Robin D. Tes- ity for the charitable effort. The car is the hungry. ther help the needy. terman. A third incumbent whose seat is involved, Gerri driven by Clint Bowyer. The month-long food drive, which Contact Tom Joyce at 719-1924 or Martín, has decided not to seek re-election. Theoretically, persons wanting to Friday’s event is part of, kicked off on [email protected]. No primaries are held in Dobson, which means all can- didates will be on the ballot for the November election. The seats will go to the three top vote-getters. Police Briefs Time is running out for additional ofice-seekers to toss their hats into the ring. The iling deadline ends Friday at • Property valued at ployer. The cards were used • Police were told on lations that were issued on noon, not only for Dobson candidates but those wishing to $4,750 has been stolen from later the same day to obtain July 2 that a clerk at a Sub- July 1 at Walmart. Cheyney vie for elected ofices in Pilot Mountain and Elkin. a Mount Airy residence, ac- money at locations includ- way’s restaurant had been Sherrell Cornelius, 22, of Municipal candidates must sign up at the Surry County cording to city police depart- ing two other Rockford “hoaxed” out of money by Charlotte, allegedly stole Board of Elections in Dobson and pay a small fee. ment records. The crime, Street businesses, Shikora an individual who received clothing items worth $160 The iling period for the 2011 municipal election in reported Friday, occurred at Express and WilcoHess. $50 as a result. An incident from the store, while Delena Mount Airy begins at noon on July 25. the home of Frankie Diane Phillips, who also is accused report did not specify how Smith, 18, of 6484 Salem Worrell on Sunset Drive. of two larceny violations for the money was taken. Highway, Stuart, Va., is said In addition to the scooter, a the alleged theft of the cards, • A backpack leaf blower Hurricane pressure washer, is free on a written promise and gasoline can, valued at to have taken clothing val- an auger, a nail gun, a De- to appear in Surry District $320, were reported stolen ued at $59. April Hairston, Walt screw gun and a De- Court on Aug. 8. on July 1 from the bed of a 35, of 108 E. Blue Ridge St., Stuart, is accused in the theft www.mtairynews.com Walt skil saw were stolen • Property including a 2001 Dodge Ram pickup. after the basement was en- digital camera was report- Sherry Lynn Draughn is list- of clothing with a $20 value. tered. ed stolen on July 3 from a ed as the victim of the crime, • An electric wheelchair vehicle parked at Creek- which happened at her resi- valued at $700 was report- side Cinema, according to dence on Sydnor Street. Our Region’s Choice for Outpatient Rehabilitation ed stolen Sunday from the Mount Airy Police Depart- •Ronnie Ray Hatcher, 46, home of an elderly city man. ment reports. The case in- of 256 Beasley St., is facing The Rascal wheelchair, volves someone entering multiple charges as the result the property of Naman T.J. a 2000 Ford F-150 pickup of a July 2 incident at Bottom Williams of Worth Street, and taking a purse belong- Dollar on West Pine Street, “Chheecckk oouut ththheese was taken from Williams’ ing to Kayla Dawn Chilton where he allegedly took carport. The case is listed of Armstrong Road in Pilot Wild Irish Rose wine. An as inactive, with no leads to Mountain. In addition to the oficer caught up to Hatcher pursue at this time. Fuji digital camera valued a short distance away and • Karissa Jolene Phillips, at $200, the purse contained he was jailed on offenses in- rereehhhaaabb seseerrvrvviiiccceeses 21, of 341 Magnolia Lane, a Pontiac frequency oper- cluding larceny, possession Cana, Va., was charged Fri- ated button (FOB) and keys, of stolen property and irst- day with multiple counts of a check, debit cards, mon- degree trespassing. 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4A Wednesday, July 13, 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 Break-dancing on your belly the new fad Spinning on the loor on attempt to be- circle, which petition shows, because, From The News & Observer of Raleigh: your belly wasn’t as much come mobile. reminds me of despite the fact he isn’t of an 1980s break-dancing No, he can’t a break-dancer, fully mobile yet, he rarely Some cuts could make move as spinning on your go forward yet just much slow- sits still unless he’s asleep in a crawl po- back was, but it wasn’t un- er. And he does and even then he is rolling usual to see dancers pop sition, but he like bouncing education less efficient from their back to their is trying very and waving his from side to side. When it comes to the importance of giving preschoolers belly and then back to hard. He’ll get hands to music, So next time you are the kind of boost that can keep many of them from loun- their back in one spinning his body lifted so I’m certain looking for a good break- dering later on, state House Speaker Thom Tillis seems to motion. And take note, all by his arms, but there is a musi- dancer for a commercial, sing out of the same hymn book whose pages were well- of this was done on a lat then he can’t cian inside that show or some other activ- thumbed by former Govs. Jim Hunt and Mike Easley. piece of cardboard on the get his legs un- little body of ity, just keep Little Man in Good for him. And certainly the “church” of early sidewalk if they didn’t der him. Then his just like his mind. childhood education ought to be ecumenical enough for a have the luxury of a wood- he’ll get his mom and other He’ll put a smile on legs under him, family mem- business-oriented Charlotte Republican along with those en dance loor. your face for sure. While it may not be but his arms are bers who make two moderate Eastern North Carolina Democrats. Wendy Byerly Wood is The only problem: It was Tillis’ Republican Party, via quite as fast as a break- straight out to beautiful music. Wendy Byerly the associate editor of The its majority in the General Assembly, that curled its lip at dancer, Little Man has the sides and he At times, I this state’s two signature early childhood programs when started doing his own can’t get them Wood think he must be Mount Airy News. She can it enacted a state budget so riddled with unwise decisions break-dancing moves on coordinated. auditioning for be reached at wbyerly- that Hunt and Easley’s Democratic successor, Gov. Bev- the loor and in his pack- He will push himself America’s Got Talent or [email protected] erly Perdue, was moved to veto it. Whereupon, legislators n-play as he begins his sideways in a spinning one of those dance com- or 719-1923. promptly overrode her veto. The two programs, Smart Start and More at Four, hap- pened to have been favorite causes of Hunt and Easley, re- Congressional maps go on parade spectively. Both are designed to get children ready to take proper advantage of school once they start kindergarten. RALEIGH — It seems vote totals from These days, ies and counties inevitably Both took a 20 percent budget cut. that the spoils are now well 2008 — John that’s the way split up communities of within sight for the victors. McCain won 10 legislative and Tillis, during a meeting with News & Observer staffers, interest, meaning that resi- The biggest spoil from of 13. And let’s congressional dents have no uniied voice waxed enthusiastic about bringing kids to school ready to the 2010 elections in North remember, he m a p - d r a w i n g in Washington. Bug-splat- learn, in the context of teaching them what they need so Carolina was the ability to lost the state. is settled — in ter-shaped districts that they can live productive lives. … redraw legislative and con- The GOP court. It hap- stretch from the coast to What about those budget cuts? Oh, the folks who run gressional districts. The map-makers ac- pened in 2001, the Piedmont or the moun- those programs can deal with them through “eficiencies.” victors, of course, were the complish this when Demo- tains to the Piedmont can Guess they’ll have to, as best they can. But what if the Republicans that won ma- feat by boosting crats drew the leave residents with geo- cuts, another consequence of the Republican insistence on jorities in the state House the Democratic lines and Re- graphic-speciic concerns lower taxes, mean that some children miss out on the op- and Senate. and minor- publicans and in one end of the district portunities Tillis agrees are so vital? For them, it will be By the end of the month, ity population their allies sued. represented by a member small consolation that he knows the words to that hymn. the new lines are expected in the two cur- It will happen of Congress from the other to be passed into law. rent majority- again in 2011. end. Republicans, not so sur- minority dis- Federal ap- At that same public Correction prisingly, are attempting to tricts, District 1 pellate court hearing in which Barber use the exercise to boost in northeastern Scott judges will de- spoke, residents of Ashe- An editorial published in the July 12 Mount Airy News their chances in the next North Carolina Mooneyham cide whether ville and Hickory raised regarding what was at that time the uncontested commis- election. Democrats, not and District 12 Barber’s inter- ruckuses for this very rea- sioner races in Dobson should have stated three candidates so surprisingly, are crying along the I-85 pretation is cor- son. Hickory would be split have iled for three at-large seats. Those candidates are foul despite their own his- corridor in the Syndicated rect. into three congressional Robin Testerman and incumbents Todd Dockery and Lana tory of casting lines here or Piedmont, and Setting aside districts; Asheville would Brendle. A fourth candidate, Larry F. Patterson, iled yes- there to their own partisan doing the same Columnist the legal con- be taken from its tradi- terday. advantage. in District 4, siderations, the tional mountain district and Most recently, the GOP which has historically been proposed new congressio- rolled into a foothills dis- legislators-turned-map- the primary Triangle-area nal maps may be welcome trict stretching east toward Letter to the Editor drawers unveiled proposed congressional district. in some parts of the state Charlotte. new congressional dis- At a recent public hear- and not so welcome in oth- On the other hand, two To the Editor, tricts. ing, NAACP president Wil- ers, for reasons that only coastal districts, the 7th Thank you Mr. R.C. Easter for your letter published in The legislators in charge liam Barber said the lines touch on partisan consider- and 3rd, would be more The Mount Airy News on July 6th, 2011. Your letter said talk a lot about fair, com- violated the federal Voting ations. compact, grouping together it all! petitive districts. Rights Act and predicted The maps are supposed communities whose econo- Thank you again sir for being direct and to the point! OK, we’ve heard you. that the changes would to group together “commu- mies depend on farming Monroe Donathan There is the simple fact, mean bad news for the nities of interest,” though and tourism. Mount Airy though, that in these re- plans. He concluded his re- courts pay only lip service Not that such concerns vised congressional dis- marks by stating, “And we to the notion. Maps that would ever trump political Notable Quotes tricts — when looking at will meet you in court.” divide lots of towns, cit- advantage. “All mankind love a lover.” —Ralph Waldo Emerson 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 Pilot Mountain Commissioners Mayor Earl Sheppard, 817 Sunset Drive, 368-4958 Carolyn S. Boyles, 135 Lynchburg Road, 368-2556 Sam Rule, 122 Northview Drive, 710-5504 Linda Needham, 508 W. Main St., 368-5908 Andrew French, 604 W. Main St., 368-9003 Surry County Commissioners Chairman Paul M. Johnson, Pilot Mountain, 351-5526 (home); [email protected] Vice Chairman 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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WASHINGTON (AP) — With anced deicit reduction.” agreement to raise the debt limit, thing Republicans have been try- Geithner, and neither McConnell compromise talks at a vituperative Other oficials said partici- adding that as long as Obama is ing to force him to do for months nor Boehner has disputed the as- standstill, Senate Republicans un- pants at the meeting spent part president “a real solution is unat- without much success. sertion that a default could bring expectedly offered Tuesday to of the time reviewing proposed tainable.” Reductions as large as $2.5 tril- disaster to the economy that is hand President Barack Obama spending cuts that were made by Boehner praised McConnell lion would almost certainly affect growing so slowly that unemploy- both sides during several weeks new powers to avert a irst-ever for doing “good work” with his domestic programs seen as impor- ment stands at 9.2 percent nation- government default threatened for of negotiations led by Vice Presi- recommendation but did not en- tant by Democratic constituencies ally. Aug. 2. dent Joe Biden, suggesting that dorse it. and by rank-and-ile lawmakers, Under a proposal outlined by negotiators had not given up on a Other conservatives were less possibly including Medicare and Still, in remarks made before Sen. Mitch McConnell of Ken- deal to cut deicits. polite. Presidential hopeful Newt Medicaid. Even if the cuts never McConnell unveiled his proposal, tucky, Obama could request — There was little or no dispute Gingrich tweeted his criticism al- took effect, Republicans would be Boehner said bluntly of the presi- and likely secure — increases of among senior oficials about the most as soon as the proposal was able to call for votes, while iden- dent, “This debt limit increase is up to $2.5 trillion in the govern- importance of avoiding default. released. Rep. Louie Gohmert, tifying them as sponsored by the his problem and I think it’s time ment’s borrowing authority in In an interview on CBS taped R-Texas, said Republicans would White House. for him to lead by putting his plan three separate installments over before the meeting, Obama said be “agreeing to give up the best Any such proposals could also on the table — something that the the next year, as long as he simul- that without a deal to raise the leverage that we could possibly be used by Republicans in the Congress can pass.” taneously proposed spending cuts debt limit, he could not guarantee have to get the country on track 2012 campaigns, if only to blunt McConnell’s Senate speech of greater size. that Social Security checks will be inancially in return for an agree- attacks made by Democrats. The debt limit increases would issued on Aug. 3 “because there ment that is completely unen- The White House talks have was particularly pointed when he spoke of Obama, whose defeat in take effect unless blocked by may simply not be the money in forceable.” been aimed at producing a com- 2012 he has called his top politi- Congress under special rules that the coffers to do it.” At the same time, Boehner said promise to cut projected deicits would require speedy action — House Speaker John Boeh- he believed Obama was trying to by trillions of dollars over the cal priority. and even then Obama could ex- ner, R-Ohio, interviewed on Fox reach a compromise on deicit next decade while renewing the “Rather than ind a way to ercise his authority to veto such News, pointed to turmoil rippling cuts, “but their insistence on rais- Treasury’s authority to resume bring government back to the legislation. Signiicantly, the across Europe as evidence of ing taxes is preventing us from borrowing. people, the administration has president’s spending cuts would what might happen if the United getting there.” The government reached its committed itself to protecting the be debated under normal proce- States defaults on its obligations. The talks have revolved around current $14.3 trillion borrow- size and scope of government at dures, with no guarantee they ever In essence, McConnell’s pro- attempts to meet Republican de- ing limit several weeks ago, and the cost of job creation, economy come to a inal vote. posal would greatly enhance mands for deicit cuts at least as Treasury oficials have been rely- growth and America’s status in McConnell made his proposal Obama’s authority to avoid a de- large as any increase in the debt ing on accounting maneuvers to public a few hours before Obama fault, while also virtually absolv- limit. Negotiators have grown continue to pay the nation’s bills the global economy,” he said. presided over his third meeting in ing Republicans of responsibility testy in recent days as Obama without additional borrowing. Under his proposal, the debt as many days with congressional if one occurred. and Democrats pushed for higher While Obama and Republicans limit would rise by $100 billion as leaders searching for a way to At the same time, it would al- tax revenue as part of the deal, a maneuvered for political posi- soon as Obama requested the irst avoid a default and possible inan- low Republican lawmakers to line Republicans say they will not tion, New York Mayor Michael of the three increases envisioned. cial crisis. avoid having to support an in- cross. Bloomberg said during the day Oficials have said that the Democratic oficials who crease in the debt limit, some- Given the reaction from other that the two parties’ debate over government normally borrows participated in the session said thing many of them ind odious. Republicans, it seemed unlikely deicit reduction “should not be about $125 billion a month to Obama did not reject the Senate “Republicans will choose a that McConnell’s proposal could tied to the debt ceiling.” inance operations, meaning Republican leader’s suggestion, path that actually relects the will show the White House and con- “America’s good name and Obama could avoid a default for but stressed it was not his pre- of the people, which is to do the gressional leaders of both par- credit are just too important to be a brief period of time simply by ferred approach. A statement is- responsible thing and ensure the ties a way out of a deadlock that held hostage to Washington grid- sued later in press secretary Jay government doesn’t default on its Obama and others said threatened asking for it. lock,” he said in a speech a few ____ Carney’s name said the president obligations,” McConnell said in calamitous results for an economy miles away from the nation’s i- “continues to believe that our fo- a speech on the Senate loor. He still struggling to recover from the nancial center of Wall Street. Associated Press writers An- cus must remain on seizing this also excoriated the administration worst recession in decades. Bloomberg’s concern echoed drew Taylor, Laurie Kellman, Ben unique opportunity to come to for seeking tax increases along Yet it would obligate Obama to similar expressions by Obama Feller, Julie Pace and Erica Wer- agreement on signiicant, bal- with spending cuts as part of an outline deep spending cuts, some- and Treasury Secretary Timothy ner contributed to this report. California city that saved land from drillers now wants oil WHITTIER, Calif. (AP) to that land was to preserve which was already drilling property with bond money, public trails there.” see this as a windfall for the — Whittier city oficial it and prevent oil drilling in in another part of Whittier. it in effect entered into an For others like Roy community but a windfall Bob Henderson has spent the future.” In 2008, the city council agreement to preserve the McKee, the drilling pro- for an oil company.” three decades, by his own The Los Angeles basin unanimously voted to lease area and comply with the posal hits a deeply personal McKee points to other account, helping rescue has more oil per square the property to Matrix for state’s open space policy level. McKee was born Los Angeles communities vast expanses of this hilly foot than almost anywhere 30 years. Proponents say which does not allow oil in Whittier, raised three like Baldwin Hills, which preserve from continued in the world. There is drill- with advancements in tech- exploration. daughters here and has has blamed health prob- drilling by oil companies. ing hidden behind an ofice nology, such as drilling at Susan O’Caroll, an en- been watching as his wife lems, cracked homes and As head of a conservation building facade on a major a slant instead of straight vironmental consultant has been unable to sleep declining property values authority, his responsibility city street and cloaked in a down, the drilling can be for the Open Space Legal out of worry over what this on renewed drilling. He has has been to protect the land. colorfully painted tower at could do to their lives. also decided what he’ll do done more precisely and in Defense Fund, which iled But now, with oil hover- Beverly Hills High School. a way that would minimize the lawsuit against the city, “We’re so blessed to if the proposal is approved. “I will leave this town ing around $100 a barrel, If the project gets coun- environmental damage, county and Feldman, said have what we have — it’s a nice, quiet, wonderful com- the same man who led the ty approval in the com- noise and fumes to protect it makes no sense to drill forever,” he said. “And charge to save the 1,290- ing months, some worry the surrounding commu- on a key piece of sensitive munity,” he said. “I don’t never look back.” acre Whittier Wilderness it could set a precedent nity. The terms of the lease habitat. Preserve is interested in well beyond Whittier’s restricts the drilling to 7 “That’s the portion drilling there. boundaries — putting at acres. Proponents believe risk thousands of acres of that the habitat author- Whittier also hired the ity thought was important Stock Market Whittier could get as much open space as other cash- woman behind the original enough to call core habitat as $600 million over 25 strapped Southern Califor- park bond measure, Esther years in oil revenues by nia communities search for Feldman, to study the drill- and restrict it,” she said. using new technology that money during tough eco- ing proposal and lobby the “People can’t go there with- Review they say will only disturb nomic times. county for its approval. out an escort. 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Wednesday, July 13, 2011 Surry County Schools creates new AD position

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DOBSON — The Surry County School Board has named retired principal Tom Hemmings as its irst system-wide athletic direc- tor. At its meeting Monday night, the school board picked the 29-year veteran to assist the high schools and middle schools with sports programs. Tom Hemmings Hemmings served as a teacher and assistant prin- cipal before manning the ing others help themselves,” principal spot at Gentry for he said last year upon retir- 15 years before retiring one JEFF LINVILLE/THE NEWS ing. “I feel like teaching year ago. is a calling, just like some Mascot Chase Senter poses with some of the hogs that will take part in the bike ride. Hemmings said he has people feel like preaching is been enjoying his time a calling. It takes patience, with his family and ishing but it’s very rewarding as (which he was doing Tues- well.” day when reached by The Hemmings said he Bike ride will benefit News). Still, he misses be- played football, basket- ing in the education ield ball and baseball while at and wanted to come back in Surry Central. Then during some capacity. his teaching career, he also “Something I enjoy do- Franklin sports ing is serving others, help- See SURRY, page 7A JEFF LINVILLE STAFF REPORTER Vrabel retires,

A local motorcycle group is sponsoring a bike ride this weekend to beneit youth sports. takes coaching job The Soaring Eagles Christian Bikers are leading a poker run Saturday beginning at 10 a.m. at Veter- COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Former All-Pro outside ans Memorial Park. linebacker Mike Vrabel believes his 14 years in the NFL Registration takes place at the park from 9 to will help him as an assistant coach at his alma mater. After several days of speculation, Vrabel oficially re- 10 a.m. The ride inishes at Franklin with stops tired from the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday and also an- along the way. Concessions will be available at the nounced he was returning to Ohio State as a linebackers school. coach. He’ll take the spot vacated by his former roommate All proceeds go to the Franklin Elementary and teammate, Luke Fickell, who was elevated to head School youth foundation. coach after Jim Tressel was forced to resign on May 30. The boosters provide uniforms for about 200 Vrabel believes his playing days relate and translate to football players every fall; that includes jerseys, his new job. But that doesn’t mean he’ll often be sporting pants and helmets. The foundation also provides the three Super Bowl rings he won with the New England the cheerleaders with their uniforms, noted Julie Patriots. Senter, one of the event’s organizers. “I haven’t worn them since the day I got them,” he said Not only do they worry about equipment, the at a news conference on Monday morning in the Buckeyes’ boosters try to sponsor hardship awards to families practice facility. “Once you win them, you don’t really who cannot afford for their children to participate. have to wear them. People know that you won the Super The cost to play football is only $50, and half Bowl and you helped contribute to a championship team. I that goes to the county to pay insurance costs relat- don’t anticipate, you know, putting three rings on and go- ed to playing, said Senter. By comparison, she said ing out on a recruiting trip.” the foundation just bought 10 new helmets which The 35-year-old Vrabel played four years for the Pitts- came to almost $1,000. burgh Steelers, eight seasons with the Patriots and, for the past two years, the Kansas City Chiefs. He said working For this event, the cost to ride is $10 for a single with so many young players on the Chiefs roster was good rider or $15 for doubles. There is a 50/50 rafle drawing, and plaques will be given out for the best preparation for a coaching career. “I got plenty of practice,” he said of coaching. “That’s hand, second-best hand and “skunk” or worst hand. JEFF LINVILLE/THE NEWS The foundation also has a pool party in the a young football team. It was a great role to go out there Members of the Franklin football and cheerleading squads and play. And not only help them on the ield but help guys works for later this year to raise more money. pose with the Greyhound mascot. The players are Hunt- in the locker room and ilm room. I was blessed to have a Franklin is holding a football camp July 22 and lot of great coaches. But these last two years, when you’re is looking for corporate sponsorship for the event er Dunbar, Casey Hull, Carter Phillips and Trey Stamper. coaching 20- and 21-year-old guys that are fresh out of and lunch afterward. Cheering are Sarah Golden, Ashlyn Key, KelleeSue Senter, college, that’s probably helped me the most.” Those interested in sponsorship or the poker run Madison Simmons and Madelyn Stamper. The mascot is can contact Senter for more information at 429- 6947. Chase Senter. See JOB, page 7A Kimbrel, Freeman Yao Ming retiring lead the Braves’ due to injuries HOUSTON (AP) — subsequent rehab was too strong rookie class Houston Rockets All-Star great. center Yao Ming is retiring “There is no way he will ATLANTA (AP) — Rookies are a big reason the Atlanta after nine NBA seasons, come back,” the person Braves take the NL’s second-best record and the fourth-best according to a person with wrote in an e-mail. “His mark in the majors into the All-Star break. direct knowledge of his de- body can’t hold that, and if Craig Kimbrel, who leads the majors with 28 saves, cision. he plays again, there is risk made the NL All-Star team as a replacement pick. The hard- The person spoke on to get hurt again. Yao does throwing right-hander isn’t the only rookie playing a major condition of anonym- not want to take another sur- ity, because Yao has not an- gery. He is done.” role in the Braves’ attempt to catch Philadelphia in the NL Yao was an eight-time East. nounced his plans. Yao has scheduled a July 20 news All-Star, and averaged 19 First baseman Freddie Freeman, hitting .274 with 13 conference in Shanghai to homers, is emerging as a dangerous power hitter in the mid- points and 9.2 rebounds in talk about his future. eight seasons. He was al- dle of the lineup. He had four homers in a four-game series Neither the Rockets nor ready an international star with Colorado last week. the league are allowed to before the Rockets made Another rookie, right-hander Brandon Beachy has a sol- id 3.21 ERA at the bottom of a strong rotation. comment on Yao’s decision him the top overall pick, because of the lockout. and he answered skeptics by “It’s fun to watch the young guys go out and play with The 7-foot-5 Yao was the earning irst-team, all-rook- conidence,” said Braves third baseman Chipper Jones. top overall pick in the 2002 ie honors. Kimbrel, Freeman, Nationals second baseman Danny - Yao played in the postsea- Espinosa and Mets right-hander Dillon Gee are leading can- draft, but his promising ca reer was cut short by foot son four times, and helped didates for NL Rookie of the Year. - and leg injuries. Houston win a irst-round The Braves also lean on second-year players Jason Hey He sat out the 2009-10 series in the 2009 playoffs ward, who was voted to start in last year’s All-Star game, season, then lasted only ive for the irst time since 1997. and Jonny Venters, a reliever who made this year’s team. games in 2010-11 before He ranks second in team his- Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez noted with amazement sustaining a bone bruise and tory in blocks (920) behind last week that Heyward, in his second season, and Freeman fracture in his left ankle. He NBA career leader Hakeem are only 21. Kimbrel is 23. underwent surgery in Janu- Olajuwon, and ranks sixth in “It’s fun to see those guys have success in this environ- ary, and was hopeful to re- points (9,247) and rebounds ment,” Gonzalez said. turn to Houston this season, (4,494). Freeman could give the Braves the ixture at irst base the even though his contract But his impact on the team has lacked while having to shop for such veterans as ANTOINE CAU/ABACA PRESS/MCT expired. NBA transcended statistics, Adam LaRoche, Mark Teixeira, Andres Galarraga and Fred NBA player Yao Ming, seen signing his autobiography But Yao turns 31 in Sep- as he evolved into a global McGriff the last 20 years. in 2004, is retiring next week due to injuries to his feet tember, and the person close icon, and expanded the to him said Yao decided the league’s reach throughout See CLASS, page 7A and legs. risk of another injury and China and across Asia. A7 www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Wednesday, July 13, 2011 7A THE NEWS SPORTS SCOREBOARD

BASEBALL West Division No games scheduled San Francisco at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. Columbus 1, Vancouver 0 Seattle FC 3, Portland 2 W L Pct GB Chivas USA 2, San Jose 0 Major League Baseball Texas 51 41 .554 — Wednesday’s Games SOCCER Saturday, July 16 At A Glance Los Angeles 50 42 .543 1 Winston-Salem at Lynchburg, 7:05 p.m. Saturday’s Games Colorado at Seattle FC, 4 p.m. Seattle 43 48 .473 7½ Salem at Myrtle Beach, 7:05 p.m. Major League Soccer Sporting Kansas City 1, Chivas USA 1, tie Real Salt Lake at Vancouver, 4 p.m. By The Associated Press Oakland 39 53 .424 12 Kinston at Potomac, 7:05 p.m. At A Glance D.C. United 1, New York 0 San Jose at Columbus, 7:30 p.m. All Times EST NATIONAL LEAGUE Frederick at Wilmington, 7:05 p.m. Houston 2, Toronto FC 0 Sporting Kansas City at Houston, 8:30 p.m. East Division ——— By The Associated Press Real Salt Lake 2, FC Dallas 0 D.C. United at FC Dallas, 8:30 p.m. CAROLINA LEAGUE W L Pct GB AMERICAN LEAGUE All Times EST Colorado 2, Vancouver 1 Portland at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Northern Division Philadelphia 57 34 .626 — Monday’s Games San Jose 0, Philadelphia 0, tie New York at Chivas USA, 10:30 p.m. W L Pct GB Atlanta 54 38 .587 3½ No games scheduled EASTERN CONFERENCE Los Angeles 2, Chicago 1 Potomac (Nationals) 11 8 .579 — New York 46 45 .505 11 W L T Pts GF GA Sunday, July 17 x-Frederick (Orioles) 10 8 .556 ½ Washington 46 46 .500 11½ Tuesday’s Games Philadelphia 7 4 7 28 21 16 Sunday’s Games Philadelphia at New England, 7 p.m. New York 6 410 28 34 24 Wilmington (Royals) 8 10 .444 2½ Florida 43 48 .473 14 All-Star Game at Phoenix, AZ, 8:05 p.m. Columbus 7 5 6 27 21 19 Lynchburg (Braves) 6 12 .333 4½ Central Division Houston 5 6 8 23 23 22 Southern Division W L Pct GB Wednesday’s Games Sporting Kansas City 5 6 7 22 23 24 W L Pct. GB Milwaukee 49 43 .533 — No games scheduled D.C. 5 5 7 22 24 29 Kinston (Indians) 12 6 .667 — St. Louis 49 43 .533 — Sports Watch Chicago 2 512 18 20 24 Salem (Red Sox) 10 8 .556 2 Pittsburgh 47 43 .522 1 Thursday’s Games Toronto FC 3 9 9 18 17 36 Winston-Salem (White Sox) 8 10 .444 4 Cincinnati 45 47 .489 4 Cleveland at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. New England 3 8 7 16 16 24 Wednesday, July 13 x-Myrtle Beach (Rangers) 8 11 .421 4½ Chicago 37 55 .402 12 N.Y. Yankees at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE x-clinched first half Houston 30 62 .326 19 Kansas City at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. W L T Pts GF GA CYCLING West Division Texas at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Los Angeles 10 2 9 39 27 16 8 a.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct GB ___ Seattle 9 4 8 35 28 20 VERSUS — Tour de France, stage 11, Blaye-les- East Division San Francisco 52 40 .565 — FC Dallas 10 5 4 34 26 19 Mines to Lavaur, France W L Pct GB Arizona 49 43 .533 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE Real Salt Lake 8 3 6 30 23 12 Boston 55 35 .611 — Colorado 43 48 .473 8½ Monday’s Games Colorado 6 5 9 27 22 23 SOCCER New York 53 35 .602 1 Los Angeles 41 51 .446 11 No games scheduled Chivas USA 5 7 7 22 24 23 11:30 a.m. Tampa Bay 49 41 .544 6 San Diego 40 52 .435 12 San Jose 5 6 7 22 22 21 ESPN — FIFA, Women’s World Cup, semiinal, Toronto 45 47 .489 11 ——— Tuesday’s Games Portland 5 9 3 18 21 31 France vs. United States, at Moenchengladbach, Ger- Baltimore 36 52 .409 18 CAROLINA LEAGUE All-Star Game at Phoenix, AZ, 8:05 p.m. Vancouver 2 10 8 14 19 28 many Central Division Monday’s Games 2:15 p.m. W L Pct GB Frederick 9, Kinston 1 Wednesday’s Games NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. ESPN — FIFA, Women’s World Cup, semiinal, Detroit 49 43 .533 — Salem 9, Winston-Salem 4 No games scheduled ___ Japan vs. Sweden, at Frankfurt, Germany Cleveland 47 42 .528 ½ Potomac 11, Lynchburg 10 Wednesday’s Games 8 p.m. Chicago 44 48 .478 5 Wilmington 3, Myrtle Beach 2 Thursday’s Games New York 5, Toronto FC 0 ESPN2 — MLS/Premier League, World Football Minnesota 41 48 .461 6½ Florida at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Sporting Kansas City 1, Colorado 1, tie Challenge, Manchester United at New England Kansas City 37 54 .407 11½ Tuesday’s Games Milwaukee at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. SURRY: Sports Briefs Continued from page 6A BASEBALL innocent until proven guilty and that LAS VEGAS (AP) — Adam “Pac- PHOENIX (AP) — A fan trying to prosecutors alone bear the burden of man” Jones might face up to a year in catch a ball during Major League Base- proving his guilt. jail in Nevada for violating a probation coached those sports, so he is familiar with the many re- ball’s Home Run Derby dangled rough- ——— stay-out-of-trouble order following his sponsibilities that coaches have. ly 20 feet over a pool deck after being NEW YORK (AP) — Yankees weekend arrest in Cincinnati, the top “There are some great people in the school system like caught by his brother and a friend. slugger Alex Rodriguez had surgery in prosecutor in Las Vegas said. Shane Slate, Barry Hall and Anya Tilley-Martin,” he said, Keith Carmickle, from Kingman, Miami to repair a torn meniscus in his Clark County District Attorney Da- naming the three high school ADs. “They are all doing a was trying to catch a home run hit right knee. The All-Star third baseman vid Roger said that before he takes the good job. The creation of this position is no relection of by Prince Fielder when he stood on a is expected to be out four to six weeks. case to a Nevada judge, he’ll review any inadequacies on their part. metal table about 18 inches wide. He “I want to be a resource with them and for them,” he police accounts of the arrest of the reached down to get the ball and tum- FOOTBALL 27-year-old Cincinnati Bengals cor- said. “I will support the athletic directors and staffs that are NEW YORK (AP) — Less than two bled over the rail, saved from a big fall nerback on resisting arrest and misde- already in place in the schools.” when a friend grabbed his legs and his weeks before some training camps are For most schools, the people in charge of supervising brother wrapped up his arms. scheduled to open, the NFL remains in meanor disorderly conduct charges at sports are also coaches and teachers, so their time is in high The near miss was eerily similar to labor limbo, with only the lawyers for an Ohio bar. Jones was sentenced to demand, Hemmings noted. He hopes that he can use his what happened to Shannon Stone, the both sides meeting. one year of probation in February for his role in a 2007 Las Vegas strip club efforts to ease their burdens. 39-year-old ireighter memorialized in Attorneys met in New York to The county already has seen the beneits of cooperation Brownwood, Texas, hours earlier after clarify language from previous discus- melee that left three people shot. between schools. Last month the three high schools came falling 20 feet to his death Thursday sions, and were scheduled to talk again ——— together to celebrate their all-conference players in the irst night trying to catch a ball thrown into Tuesday. Originally, owners and play- MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — A system-wide sports celebration. the stands by Texas Rangers outielder ers were to get together for more nego- lawyer says NFL star Terrell Owens Hemmings called that “an outstanding idea … a good Josh Hamilton. tiations Tuesday, but now won’t do so has paid the child support he owes, way to honor those kids.” The Yankees’ Robinson Cano won before Wednesday. Several issues are so the mother of the child is dropping He expects to be a part of organizing such future events the derby, beating Boston rival Adrian close to resolution, the most signiicant her attempt to hold him in contempt of as well as keeping abreast of any changes in rules and reg- Gonzalez 12-11 in the inal round. being the split of total revenues be- court. Melanie Paige Smith iled court ulations that affect local sports. One such example is the Also, Rev. Jesse Jackson urged tween owners and players. papers June 20 in Atlanta, saying Ow- new state law regarding how schools handle player con- baseball’s All-Stars to speak out against ——— ens refused to pay the full $5,000 a cussions. the Arizona immigration law, saying ATLANTA (AP) — Pittsburgh month he owes. “As long as changes are for safety and accident preven- they should follow the example set by Steelers receiver Hines Ward had ——— tion, then certainly I’m all for that,” he said. Jackie Robinson when he broke the glassy, bloodshot eyes and failed ield BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (AP) — A As he starts his irst day this morning, one area Hem- game’s color barrier. sobriety tests during a trafic stop that mings plans to explore is how pooling resources might California deputy shot and killed for- ——— landed him a drunken driving charge, mer Cincinnati Bengals running back beneit teams. WASHINGTON (AP) — Roger according to a police report. A corporation like Walmart knows the advantages of David Lee “Deacon” Turner in front of Clemens’ attorney gave his strongest A transit police oficer pulled Ward a convenience store after he allegedly buying power, and having him work with seven schools hint yet that the former pitching star over early Saturday after he left his lane each with multiple sports could bring similar advantages might not testify in his trial on charg- and at one point hit a curb in his As- hit an oficer with a bag holding two to schools. es of lying to Congress about using cans of beer. Turner, 56, played for the ton Martin, the report says. The oficer Bengals from 1978 to 1980. “I know as a principal, athletics are very costly for performance-enhancing drugs as he called a DeKalb County police oficer, schools,” he said. Maybe teams are already getting the pressed potential jurors not to hold Cle- who wrote in the report that the former ——— most bang for their buck, he said, but it couldn’t hurt to mens’ silence against him. Super Bowl MVP and reigning “Danc- COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — ESPN look into it. Several members of the jury pool ing With the Stars” champ smelled has sued Ohio State University, alleg- “I appreciate the conidence the board and the adminis- under selection in federal court said strongly of alcohol. ing the school violated state public re- trative staff have in me,” he said. “I look forward to work- they would weigh evidence from both Ward told the oficer he had had two cords law by denying requests for items ing with them in my position.” sides before deciding on a verdict. The bottles of Corona beer three hours ear- related to an NCAA investigation that Contact Jeff Linville at [email protected] or judge and Clemens’ attorney had to re- lier. led to the departures of coach Jim Tres- 719-1920. peatedly explain the legal principle of ——— sel and star quarterback Terrelle Pryor. lockout going on in the pros. He also conceded that he had grown CLASS: JOB: tired of gearing up for another new season. “I just came to the point where I couldn’t Continued from page 6A train to prepare for an NFL season. I’m not Continued from page 6A going to pretend I can do it anymore,” he said. “This is where I want to be.” Jones, who has watched While with the Patriots in 2007 he had the revolving door at irst Chiefs GM Scott Pioli, who sent a sec- 54 solo tackles, 12 1/2 sacks and forced base since his 1994 rookie ond-round draft pick for Vrabel and quar- four fumbles and was selected to the Pro season, believes Freeman is terback Matt Cassel before the 2009 sea- Bowl and All-Pro teams for the only time a rising star. son, called Vrabel a winner. in his career. He inished with 742 tackles “He walks up there and “His genuine love for the game, his and 57 sacks in 206 games. he thinks every at-bat he’s preparation, his work ethic, leadership and He was also known during his Patriots going to hit the ball hard dependability are qualities you want from days as a short-yardage or goal-line full- somewhere,” Jones said. every player,” Pioli said. “He is a cham- back/tight end. He caught 10 career passes “He gets the right pitch, he’s pion in every sense of the word and I’m — every one going for a touchdown. going to take it deep. There’s conident all of these qualities will make Fickell said he consulted several people no better feeling as an offen- him a great coach. I cannot overstate my about the pitfalls of hiring a close friend. sive player than to walk up respect for him as a person and a football “(Vrabel) said to me, ‘Give me a reason to the plate knowing you’re player.” to retire,’” Fickell said. “I remember go- going to do damage.” Vrabel lettered from 1993-96 at Ohio ing to (Ohio State men’s basketball) coach Jones said Freeman, also State when John Cooper was the head (Thad) Matta and asking him, ‘Can you a strong defensive player, coach. He was a two-time Big Ten defen- hire your best friend?’ He knew what I was drives the ball like Teixeira. sive player of the year. As a senior in high talking about. He said very clearly, ‘Yes, “He gets carry on balls school in Akron, his host on his oficial re- you make sure you set the standards and like a Mark Teixeira,” Jones cruiting visit to Ohio State was Fickell. the guidelines of what you need to have said. “Off the bat, they just “Mike is something that our kids obvi- done.’” keep going and going and ously emulate,” Fickell said. “They want Vrabel has had at least two skirmishes going and going.” to be like him and what he’s done here with the law. During his Ohio State playing The Braves (54-38) are 3 at Ohio State, what he’s done in the NFL days, he was arrested along with a team- games behind Philadelphia and obviously what he’s done later in life mate for beating up a man in a bar park- after losing two of three to DAVID EULITT/KANSAS CITY STAR/MCT as a father and husband. It’s a great role ing lot in Kent, Ohio. Just this past April, the Phillies before the break. Veteran linebacker Mike Vrabel, seen catching a model.” Vrabel was arrested for theft from an In- Active in the NFL Players Association’s diana riverboat casino. The charge will be The Boston Red Sox and touchdown pass against the Texans last season, has New York Yankees are the executive committee and its negotiations dropped if he isn’t charged with another only other teams in baseball announced his retirement to accept a job as LB coach with the league, Vrabel said he was unsure crime for 180 days, according to a diver- with better records. for Ohio State. if he would have retired if there were no sion agreement signed in late June. 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8A Wednesday, July 13, 2011 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com Seats are available for SCC Republicans release nursing assistant classes proposed legislative maps The Corporate and Continuing Education Certiied Nursing Assistant I has one Division of Surry Community College has prerequisite to enroll. Individuals wishing RALEIGH (AP) — Republican legis- co-chairman of the House Redistrict- openings in both the day and evening Nurs- to enroll in a Nursing Assistant I class must lators on Tuesday proposed General As- ing Committee. Other so-called “double ing Assistant I classes. Day classes meet take the Test of Adult Basic Education at sembly districts for the next decade that bunking” occurred because lawmakers either Monday and Wednesday or Tuesday one of the SCC learning centers. This test is would give more political inluence to live close to each other, he said. areas in and around Raleigh and Charlotte All told, 14 pairs of House members and Thursday from 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. Evening free and no appointment is necessary. Can- classes meet either Monday and Wednes- and appear to help retain new GOP ma- and ive pairs of senators from both par- day or Tuesday and Thursday from 5: 30 – didates must score 562 or above in order to jorities while taking swipes at longtime ties could potentially face each other in a 9:45 p.m. The evening courses will require register for Nursing Assistant I classes. Democratic incumbents. primary or general election in 2012, Re- a commitment for some Saturday classes. For more information, contact Margie A draft of state House districts would publicans said. Only those students who have successfully Collins at 336-386-3423 or Debbie Cave, place former House Speaker Joe Hack- The law requires each Senate and passed the Test of Adult Basic Education RN at 336-386-3372. Advance registration ney, D-Orange, and Minority Whips Rick House district to be nearly equal in pop- reading test will be allowed to register. and pre-payment are required. Glazier of Cumberland County and Deb- ulation — Senate districts of roughly orah Ross of Wake County each into dis- 191,000 people and House districts of tricts with Democratic colleagues in their about 79,500 people. So mapmakers had own counties, a Republican mapmaker to shift district lines to relect population conirmed Tuesday night. If the maps are patterns converging on the Piedmont. approved, the lawmakers would be forced Wake County had a 43 percent popu- to run against another incumbent in pri- lation increase over the past decade. It maries next year or leave the Legislature. would be represented by two more House The boundaries for the 50 Senate seats members to total 11 and an additional sen- and 120 House seats are changing to re- ator, making ive. lect a population increase of 1.5 million Mecklenburg County would remain people in the state since 2000. They also at ive senators but increase the number relect the power Republicans have since of House members representing it from winning a majority in the chamber last fall 10 to 12. Johnston County, adjoining Ra- for the irst time in 140 years. leigh, would be represented by a second Republicans didn’t sidestep district senator and third House member. pairings of their own lawmakers. Current Counties that didn’t grow as fast as the Senate leader Phil Berger, R-Rocking- state average lost representation. Guil- ham, and Sen. Don Vaughan, D-Guilford, ford in the Piedmont and Haywood in the would be in the same two-county district mountains would have one fewer senator whose voting patterns would appear to fa- under the proposed plan. Cumberland vor Berger. House Speaker Pro Tempore County would drop from ive House dis- Dale Folwell also would live in the same tricts to four. district as fellow Forsyth County GOP Election data of recent statewide races Rep. Larry Brown, a House member said. presented with the maps is often an indi- “A lot of Republican members are cator of how districts would perform in being caught up in the same population future elections. It put Republicans in an shifts that have driven the lion’s share of improved situation to keep control of the this,” said Rep. Nelson Dollar, R-Wake, Senate and House. APNewsBreak: Planned Parenthood FRESH WHOLE BONELESS BEEF SIRLOIN TIPS aims NC court date RALEIGH (AP) — lated. 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zucchini. Barrett only has 1 medium green bell pep- three plants and he is col- per Eleanor Powell lecting at least one zucchi- 1 medium sweet red pep- LIfestyle Editor ni every day. One zucchini per weighs 6.5 pounds and is 2 teaspoons soy sauce Kim Hinson and her 20 inches long. 1 tablespoon butter or husband, Keith, thought it “Now you can under- margarine would be a great idea for stand why we are inding Cut vegetables into thin their youngest son, Sam, to different ways to cook with strips (match stix size) and raise a small garden during zucchini,” Hinson said. place on double layer of summer break. “In the past, we have al- heavy duty foil. Dot with She said, not only would ways grilled zucchini, but butter and drizzle with soy it keep him busy, it also we have learned there are sauce. Fold foil around would be a great learning other ways to make deli- vegetables and cover seal- experience. They live in cious dishes without grill- ing tightly. Grill over me- the city limits; therefore, ing them. dium heat for 10 minutes or their space is very limited. “When we’re grilling until tender but still crispy. Their oldest son, Barrett, chicken, steak, shrimp or pork, our fresh vegetables Grilled Vegetables also lives in the city and is Use any type vegetables raising a garden as well. and herbs are readily avail- able for whatever purpose, such as cherry tomatoes, “Please keep in mind onions, zucchini, red or this a learning experience whether it be grilling, bak- ing or frying them. Here green bell peppers, etc and for everyone except Barrett cut in 1- to 2-inch chunks who is enrolled in the hor- are a few of our favorites.” suitable for skewers. Mari- ticulture program at Surry Grilled Italian nate vegetables in olive oil, Community College,” Hin- salt, and coarse black pep- son said. Zucchini per for at least 20 minutes. Sam’s garden consists of Cut zucchini into 3-inch Place on skewers and grill corn, green beans, jalapeño wedges. Marinate in Tus- on medium heat for 10 to peppers, green bell pep- can House Italian Dress- 15 minutes until tender but pers, Vidalia onions, cu- ing (any Italian dressing still crispy. These zucchini are great for grilling, frying, casseroles, breads and pies. cumbers, watermelon and will work) in zip lock bag pumpkin. Barrett’s garden and refrigerate for at least Garden Vegetable contains German Pink to- one hour. Place on grill and Bake matoes, cherry tomatoes, turn every couple minutes 2 tablespoons margarine zucchini, Cajun bell pep- until grill marks are visible or butter pers and cantaloupe. Kim and still crisp. Baste with 1 medium onion, sliced and Keith also grow culi- marinate while cooking. 1 medium green pepper, nary herbs on their back Grilled Zucchini cut into strips patio. 1 medium zucchini, sliced By far the most plenti- and Peppers 1/4 teaspoon garlic pow- ful vegetable has been the 2 medium zucchini der Submitted photos See COOKS, page 2B

Grape tomatoes are ready to be served Alternate zucchini on skewers for a delightful meal. with zucchini dishes. Herbs grow on the back porch.

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1/4 teaspoon black pepper 1 sleeve of saltine crackers, coarsely broken 6 eggs 1 cup milk 1/4 cup grated parmesan cheese Melt margarine in skillet on medium high heat. Add onion, zucchini and green peppers. Cook and stir until tender. Stir in garlic powder and black pepper. Remove from heat and set aside. Sprinkle crackers into greased 2 quart baking dish. Cover with vegetable mixture. Beat eggs and milk in a bowl with a whisk until well blended. Stir in cheese. Pour egg mixture over vegetables. Cover and refrigerate several hours. Preheat oven to 325 degrees and bake uncovered 45 minutes or until a knife inserted will come out clean. Serve warm. Fried Zucchini Fritters

2 grated zucchini 1 egg 1 tablespoon sugar 1 cup self-rising lour 1/4 cup milk Salt & pepper as desired Mix all ingredients together and fry on medium heat in oil of choice. Spiced Zucchini Bread 3 cups all-purpose lour 2 teaspoons soda 1 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon baking powder 1 1/2 teaspoons cinnamon 3/4 cup chopped nuts 3 eggs SUBMITTED PHOTO 2 cups sugar Jeanette B. Lawrence, a certified registered nurse anesthetist of Rochester, Mich., receives a doctor of 1 cup vegetable oil nursing practice degree from Oakland University in Rochester Hills, Mich. Her doctoral research was en- 2 teaspoons vanilla 2 cups coarsely-shredded zucchini titled “Attitudes and Perceptions of Michigan Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists Toward Chemically 1 (8-oz.) can crushed pineapple, drained well Impaired Colleagues.” Lawrence graduated in 1974 from East Surry High School, received her bachelor Combine lour, soda, salt, baking powder, cinnamon of science degree in nursing from Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, Ga., attained her master of and nuts; set aside. Beat eggs lightly in a large mixing bowl; add sugar, oil and vanilla and beat until creamy. Stir science in nursing from UNC-Greensboro, and graduated from Wake Forest University Baptist Medical in zucchini and pineapple. Add dry ingredients, stirring Center School of Nurse Anesthesia. While working in Michigan, she obtained her final doctoral degree. At- only until dry ingredients are moistened. Spoon batter into tending the commencement ceremony were her husband, Werner Born; mother, Stacy Lawrence of Ararat; 2 well-greased 9x5x3-inch loaf pans. Bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour. Cool 10 minutes before removing from pans. daughter, Emily Jeffries of South Carolina; son and daughter-in-law, Chad and Kelli Cooper of Michigan; Makes 2 loaves. brother, John Lawrence of Mount Airy; niece, Candy Lawrence of Elkin; and friend of the family, Mack Wood Contact Eleanor Powell at [email protected] of Mount Airy. or 719-1933.

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4B Wednesday, July 13, 2011 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com Girl is worried about the children she baby-sits Dear Annie: I am 16 Dad’s comments pointment. The himself a womanizer. We eral of the members were stress. — Happier Now and regularly baby-sit for by giving posi- fact that he was are, of course, no longer in bullies. I enjoyed the meet- Dear Happier: Bully- a 2-year-old boy and his tive feedback to married didn’t touch. I just want to let your ings, but after a time, these ing can happen in nearly all 5-year-old sister. Both kids those children seem to matter. readers know these things women made the meetings social contexts, including at are very sweet, although the when they are Because I loved happen. — No Name, No quite uncomfortable. One boy has some minor behav- in your care. him, I stopped City in USA woman in particular would one’s place of employment ior issues. I have addressed If the situation treatment so the Dear No Name: Ev- block my way and ambush and in community groups. them and made it clear that gets worse, you two-year wait- ery profession has its bad me in the bathroom. An- Fortunately, you had the they will not be tolerated might speak to ing period could apples. Most therapists are other woman ridiculed me option to leave. while I’m babysitting. the mother about begin. We grew ethical and upstanding, and publicly for doing certain Annie’s Mailbox is writ- The problem is their your concerns. closer, but were it is not uncommon for in- charity work. ten by Kathy Mitchell and Dear Annie: father. He calls the boy “a not intimate. I dividuals to fall in love I tried talking to the Marcy Sugar, longtime - little devil” and tells him he This is a caution felt sorry for his (“transference”) during president of the guild editors of the Ann Landers is “too feminine and baby- ary tale. I was wife because treatment. But it is uncon- about the behavior and was ish,” since he carries a blan- seeing a psycho- she was suffer- scionable for a therapist to laughed off, saying it was column. Please e-mail your ket around and plays with therapist (let’s ing from a grave take advantage of a client just a personality conlict. questions to anniesmail- his sister’s dolls. But he’s call him “Tim”) illness and had who is already in a vulnera- Other members noticed the [email protected], or write only 2! Am I overstepping to overcome a Annie’s undergone sur- ble state. If Tim hasn’t been bullying, and several quit. to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o if I discuss this with him or bad phase — I Mailbox gery. I actually reported to his local licens- I tried ignoring it, but after Creators Syndicate, 5777 the mother? I don’t want to was in a love- told him to treat ing board or the American several years, it was clear - W. Century Blvd., Ste. 700, lose this job, because I love less marriage her better. Psychotherapy Association, that the behavior was sim Los Angeles, CA 90045. To the kids. — Auburn, Mass. and became in- Advice M a n y he should be. ply intensifying, and I, too, Dear Auburn: Not all volved with a Columnists months later, Dear Annie: I have left the guild. ind out more about Annie’s parents have an enlightened womanizer. Dur- Tim’s wife di- been reading with interest I since have joined an- Mailbox and read features attitude about child-rearing, ing therapy, I fell vorced him. the letters you’ve printed other guild, which is no- by other Creators Syndi- and some mistakenly con- in love with Tim, a married He’d been unfaithful with on bullying. I would like nonsense and would not cate writers and cartoon- fuse belittling with good man who occasionally bad- three other women, one of to point out that bullying is tolerate bullying activity. ists, visit the Creators Syn- parenting. Most parents do mouthed his wife in front whom was the mother of a not exclusively a “school” The contrast is dramatic. dicate Web page at www. of me. child he was counseling. I not appreciate parenting or “children” thing. I miss some of the friends creators.com. pointers from a teenager. Tim told me he could not feel like such a fool. I was I retired 10 years ago from the former guild, but However, you are in a posi- ethically date anyone until heartbroken to realize that and joined a very old and am happy to be free to at- COPYRIGHT 2011 tion to counteract some of two years after her last ap- my trusted counselor was respected craft guild. Sev- tend meetings without the CREATORS.COM Christ’s promise of Kunis says yes to Marine date request LOS ANGELES (AP) — Thanks Calls and email messages seeking role was an intense drill instructor in to the power of the Internet, a Ma- comments from Kunis’ publicist and the ilm “Full Metal Jacket.” forgiveness is real rine’s YouTube request to go on a date Moore were not returned Monday. ___ Dear Dr. But then sup- with Mila Kunis got through to the ac- The corps’ anniversary ball is one Associated Press reporter Tom - Breen in Raleigh, N.C., contributed to Graham: I’ve pose the judge tress, who said yes. of the most important events on a Ma given my life In a recent Fox News interview, rine’s calendar, according to spokes- this report. stepped down ___ to Jesus, but from his bench, the 27-year-old “Black Swan” star woman Capt. Kendra Hardesty. Balls was asked whether she knew about are held at bases and less formal cel- Online: I’m still illed reached in his www.foxnews.com/entertainment with doubts and pocket — and Sgt. Scott Moore’s video asking her ebrations by units in the ield to mark to accompany him to the Marine the Nov. 10, 1775, founding of the wonder if He’s paid the ine for - really forgiven you! Then you’d Corps Ball in Greenville, N.C., in No branch. me. A strong be free! There vember. The annual event marks the Balls at garrisons are formal affairs faith seems to wouldn’t be any founding of the Marines in 1775. following a ceremony established in NEED come easily to reason for you “Hey Mila. It’s Sergeant Moore, 1952. At each ball, the Marine Corps some people, to worry about but you can call me Scott,” he said commandant’s birthday message is but I’m afraid going to jail be- from a base in Afghanistan. “I just read, along with a 1921 order issued I’m not one of cause the penalty wanted to take a moment out of my by Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune sum- A them. Am I al- had been paid. day to invite you to the Marine Corps marizing the tradition and mission of ways going to And this is Ball on November 18th in Greenville, the corps. After that, a cake-cutting be this way? — what Jesus Christ North Carolina, with yours truly. So ceremony is held in which the irst Mrs. N.G. Billy Graham did for you. We take a second, think about it and get piece is presented to the guest of hon- - JOB? Dear N.G.: deserve God’s back to me.” or, and then to the oldest Marine pres No, there’s no judgment for our Kunis reacted with surprise and ent, who in turn passes it to the young- reason for you Spiritual sins — but Jesus asked for details about the event dur- est Marine present, Hardesty said. to be like this Columnist Christ paid the ing the Fox News interview. After her “Although I don’t know an exact Check Out — not if you penalty for us, “Friends With Beneits” co-star, Jus- number, I’m conident in saying that if have sincerely by dying on the tin Timberlake, goaded her to fulill a unit is not deployed, they likely are committed your cross. The Bible her patriotic duties, Kunis said she hosting a birthday ball or are attend- The life into Christ’s hands. says, “Since we have now would go. ing the ball of a higher command,” God has promised to for- been justiied by his blood, “We’re going to make this happen, Hardesty said. 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100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals IN THE GENERAL COURT IN THE GENERAL COURT Mount Airy, NC 27030 more perfect description. The sale GREES 29' 07" E 277.39 TO A OF JUSTICESUPERIOR Pursuant to an order issued by OF JUSTICESUPERIOR will be made subject to all prior POINT IN NC 268; SAID POINT COURT DIVISION BEFORE the Clerk of Superior Court for COURT DIVISION BEFORE Deed of Trust: Book : 1098 Page: liens, unpaid taxes, restrictions BEGIN REFERENCED BY AN THE CLERK11-SP-175 Surry County, North Carolina, THE CLERK11-SP-177 626 Dated: October 3, 2005 Gran- and easements of record and as- EXISTING 1" IRON LOCATED N and to the power and authority tors: Brian E. Sellers Original sessments, if any. The record 42 DEGREES 29' 07" W 29.30 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA contained in the Deed of Trust STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Beneficiary: State Employees' owner of the above-described real FROM SAID POINT; THENCE COUNTY OF SURRY from Nichols Land Company, COUNTY OF SURRY Credit Union CONDITIONS OF property as reflected on the re- RUNNING WITH SAID N C 268 S LLC to Richard Burleson, Trus- SALE: Should the property be pur- cords of the County Register of 54 DEGREES 57' 46" W 104.28 IN THE MATTER OF THE FORE- tee (the “Original Trustee”) for IN THE MATTER OF THE FORE- chased by a third party, that per- Deeds not more than ten (10) TO A POINT IN SAID NC 268; CLOSURE OF A DEED OF the benefit of Bank of the Caro- CLOSURE OF A DEED OF son must pay the tax of Forty-five days prior to the posting of this THENCE RUNNING S 50 DE- TRUST FROM NICHOLS LAND linas recorded in Book 2052, TRUST FROM NICHOLS LAND Cents (45¢) per One Hundred Dol- Notice is: Gregory Carpenter; Shir- GREES 13' 11" W 67.04 TO A COMPANY, LLC TO RICHARD Page 256 of the Surry County COMPANY, LLC TO RICHARD lars ($100.00) required by ley Carpenter An order for posses- POINT IN SAID ROAD; THENCE BURLESON, TRUSTEE, DATED Public Registry (the “Deed of BURLESON, TRUSTEE, DATED N.C.G.S. §7A-308(a)(1). sion of the property may be issued RUNNING S 46 DEGREES 05' MARCH 14, 2007 AND RE- Trust”), the undersigned Substi- JANUARY 18, 2008 AND RE- pursuant to G.S. 45-21.29 in favor 21" W 51.93 TO A POINT IN SAID CORDED IN BOOK 1180, PAGE tute Trustee will sell at public CORDED IN BOOK 1114, PAGE This sale is made subject to all un- of the purchaser and against the ROAD; THENCE RUNNING S 42 232, SURRY COUNTY REGIS- auction, to the highest bidder 1091, SURRY COUNTY REGIS- paid taxes and superior liens or party or parties in possession by DEGREES 48' 02" W 60.47 TO A TRY. for cash, the real property de- TRY. encumbrances of record and as- the County Clerk of Superior POINT IN NC 268; THENCE scribed as follows (the “Prop- sessments, if any, against the said Court. Any person who occupies RUNNING S 39 DEGREES 46' NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE erty”): NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE property, and any recorded the property pursuant to a rental 05" W 90.47 TO A POINT IN SAID SALE SALE leases. This sale is also subject to agreement entered into or re- ROAD; THENCE RUNNING S 38 BEING all of Lot #37, Section 2, any applicable county land trans- newed on or after October 1, 2007 DEGREES 32' 00" W 72.69 TO A of the Windgate Subdivision as Pursuant to an order issued by fer tax, and the successful third may, after receiving this notice of POINT IN NC 268; THENCE Pursuant to an order issued by the recorded in Plat Book 13, Page the Clerk of Superior Court for party bidder shall be required to the sale, terminate the rental LEAVING SAID ROAD AND RUN- Clerk of Superior Court for Surry 53 and 54, Surry County Regis- Surry County, North Carolina, make payment for any such agreement upon 10 days’ written NING WITH RAYVENA KEY County, North Carolina, and to the try, and all right, title, and inter- and to the power and authority county land transfer tax. notice to the landlord. Upon termi- SMITH’S LINE OF HER PROP- power and authority contained in est in the manufactured home contained in the Deed of Trust nation of a rental agreement, the ERTY AS DESCRIBED IN DEED the Deed of Trust from Nichols located on the above-described from Nichols Land Company, A cash deposit of 5% of the pur- tenant is liable for rent due under BOOK 300 PAGE 435 N 42 DE- Land Company, LLC to Richard property and more particularly LLC to Richard Burleson, Trus- chase price will be required at the the rental agreement prorated to GREES 29' 07" W (PASSING Burleson, Trustee (the “Original described as a 1994 Fleetwood tee (the “Original Trustee”) for time of the sale. Any successful the effective date of the termina- THROUGH A ½” REBAR Trustee”) for the benefit of Bank of manufactured home, serial the benefit of Bank of the Caro- bidder shall be required to tender tion. Pursuant to N.C.Gen.Stat. SET AT 27.02') A TOTAL DIS- the Carolinas recorded in Book #NCFLR69A/BO9457LS-4443B linas recorded in Book 1114, the full balance of the purchase § 45-21.10(b), and the terms TANCE OF 227.02' TO AN EXIST- 2052, Page 256 of the Surry (for further reference see Decla- Page 1091 of the Surry County price so bid in cash or certified of the Deed of Trust, any success- ING 1" IRON PIPE; THENCE County Public Registry (the “Deed ration of Intent to Affix Manufac- Public Registry (the “Deed of check at the time the Substitute ful bidder may be required to de- RUNNING WITH WILLIAM of Trust”), the undersigned Substi- tured Home recorded in Book Trust”), the undersigned Substi- Trustee tenders to him a deed for posit with the Trustee immediately LARRY WAGONER’S LINE N 39 tute Trustee will sell at public auc- 1182, Page 249), Surry County tute Trustee will sell at public the property or attempts to tender upon conclusion of the sale a cash DEGREES 23' 46" E 449.29' TO tion, to the highest bidder for cash, Registry. auction, to the highest bidder such deed, and should said suc- deposit of the greater of five per THE BEGINNING. the real property described as fol- for cash, the real property de- cessful bidder fail to pay the full cent (5%) percent of the amount lows (the “Property”): PROPERTY ADDRESS: 137 scribed as follows (the “Prop- balance purchase price so bid at bid or Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars NOTE: THIS PROPERTY IS SUB- Windgate CourtMount Airy, erty”): that time, he shall remain liable on ($750.00). Any successful bidder JECT TO THE R/W OF NC 268 BEING all of Lot #83, Section 6, of Surry County, NC his bid as provided for in North shall be required to tender the full AND ALL OTHER EASEMENTS the Cedar Ridge Subdivision as BEGINNING at South edge of Carolina General Statutes Section balance purchase price so bid in OF RECORD. recorded in Plat Book 12, Page The record owner of the Prop- Highway, known as Siloam 45-21.30 (d) and (e). This sale will cash or certified check at the time 58, Surry County Registry, subject erty as reflected by the records Road, at a point over road tile be held open ten (10) days for up- the Trustee tenders to him a deed Publish: July 6 & 13, 2011 to Restrictive Covenants recorded of the Register of Deeds of and being corner of E.H. Sim- set bids as required by law. for the property or attempts to ten- in Deed Book 510, Page 230, Surry County not more than ten mons’ lot and runs with South- der such deed, and should said (10) days prior to the posting of Residential real property with less successful bidder fail to pay the Surry County Registry, and all west side of said highway North 100 Legals right, title, and interest in the this Notice was Nichols Land 42 degs. West 148 feet; thence than 15 rental units: an order for full balance purchase price so bid manufactured home located on Company, LLC. leaving highway South 43 degs. possession of the property may be at the time, he shall remain liable the above-described property and West 121 feet to center of issued pursuant to G.S. 45-21.29 on his bid as provided for in The Property will be sold sub- in favor of the purchaser and N.C.Gen.Stat. § 45-21.30 (d) more particularly described as a branch; thence down this 200 1998 CMB Oxford manufactured ject to any and all superior branch South 46 degs East 148 against the party or parties in pos- and (e). This sale will be held Announcements home, serial #OCH009299NC/AB mortgages, deeds of trust, and feet to corner of E.H. Simmons’ session by the clerk of superior open ten (10) days for upset bids (for further reference see Declara- liens, including, without limita- lot in said branch; thence with court of the county in which the as required by law. Richard J. tion of Intent to Affix Manufactured tion, the lien of unpaid taxes his line North 43 degs. East 110 property is sold. Any person who Kania, Substitute Trustee 600-A Lost & Found Home recorded in Book 1068, and assessments, easements, feet to point of BEGINNING. occupies the property pursuant to Centrepark Drive, Asheville, North conditions, restrictions and a rental agreement entered into or Carolina 28805 (828) 252-8010, Page 385 and Affixation Affidavit Containing .39 acres, more or LOST small brown & white Female recorded in Book 1068, Page matters of record. less. renewed on or after October 1, 852160 7/6, 07/13/2011 2007, may, after receiving notice dog Holly Springs area on South 387), Surry County Registry. Ridge rd 918-5068 The Property will be sold “AS PROPERTY ADDRESS: 442 Si- of sale, terminate the rental agree- PROPERTY ADDRESS: 136 IS, WHERE IS.” Neither the loam RoadMount Airy, Surry ment upon 10 days' written notice Cedar Ridge CourtMount Airy, Substitute Trustee nor the County, NC to the landlord. Upon termination Surry County, NC holder of the Note secured by of a rental agreement, the tenant the Deed of Trust, nor the offi- The record owner of the Prop- is liable for rent due under the The record owner of the Property cers, directors, attorneys, em- erty as reflected by the records rental agreement prorated to the NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE as reflected by the records of the ployees, agents or authorized of the Register of Deeds of effective date of the termination. SALE representatives of either the Register of Deeds of Surry County Surry County not more than ten NORTH CAROLINA SURRY Substitute Trustee or the holder Dated: 5/3/11 not more than ten (10) days prior (10) days prior to the posting of COUNTY Special Proceedings of the Note make any represen- ______to the posting of this Notice was this Notice was Nichols Land No. 11 SP 161 Substitute Trustee: tation or warranty relating to the ___ Philip A. Nichols Land Company, LLC. Company, LLC. Philip A. Glass title or any physical, environ- The Property will be sold sub- Glass, Substitute Trustee mental, health or safety condi- Nodell, Glass & Haskell, L.L.P. The Property will be sold subject ject to any and all superior NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE tions existing in, on, at or relat- Posted on 6/22/11EXHIBIT “A” to any and all superior mortgages, mortgages, deeds of trust, and SALE deeds of trust, and liens, including, ing to the property, and any and liens, including, without limita- all responsibilities or liabilities Reference is hereby made to the without limitation, the lien of un- tion, the lien of unpaid taxes Date of Sale: July 19, 2011 Time arising out of or in any way re- revised map of the L.P. Wrenn paid taxes and assessments, and assessments, easements, of Sale: 1:30 p.m. Place of Sale: lating to any such conditions property in the town of Mt. Airy, Lucy a mix breed terrier has been easements, conditions, restrictions conditions, restrictions and Surry County Courthouse Descrip- expressly are disclaimed. N.C.; which map was made by missing since June 11 from the and matters of record. matters of record. tion of Property: See Attached De- I.W. Barber on February 4, 1947. groundhog Mtn. picnic area a scription Record Owners: Joseph Pursuant to North Carolina Gen- Metes and bounds of Lot No. 10; $200 reward is offered for her safe The Property will be sold “AS IS, The Property will be sold “AS Scott Vanhoy and Angela Vanhoy eral Statutes Section 45-21.10, this lot is adjacent to the lot No. 9, return to her heart broken family WHERE IS.” Neither the Substi- IS, WHERE IS.” Neither the Address of Property: 11804 NC any successful bidder may be which lies on the North; Lot No. 6 336-719-0530 tute Trustee nor the holder of the Substitute Trustee nor the Hwy 268 Elkin, NC 28621 Note secured by the Deed of required to deposit with the holder of the Note secured by which lies on the East; Pippin Substitute Trustee immediately Street, which lies on the South Trust, nor the officers, directors, the Deed of Trust, nor the offi- Deed of Trust:Book : 1262 Page: upon conclusion of the sale a and South Street which lies on the attorneys, employees, agents or cers, directors, attorneys, em- 782Dated: October 1, 2008Gran- REWARD Lost Pomeranian brown cash deposit in an amount not West; and authorized representatives of ei- ployees, agents or authorized tors: Joseph Scott Vanhoy and & tan name "Yogi" 252-624-2179 to exceed the greater of five ther the Substitute Trustee or the representatives of either the wife, Angela VanhoyOriginal percent (5%) of the amount bid BEGINNING at a driven iron pipe holder of the Note make any rep- Substitute Trustee or the holder Beneficiary: Local Government or Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars at the intersection of the North Wanted resentation or warranty relating to of the Note make any represen- Federal Credit Union CONDI- ($750.00). Any successful bid- side of Pippin Street with the east the title or any physical, environ- tation or warranty relating to the TIONS OF SALE: Should the der shall be required to tender side of South Street and running Wanted Dead or Alive mental, health or safety conditions title or any physical, environ- property be purchased by a third the full balance of the purchase thence with the east side of South junked cars, trucks, motorcycles, existing in, on, at or relating to the mental, health or safety condi- party, that person must pay the tax price so bid in cash or certified Street N. 35 deg. 27 min. W. 50.0 lawn mowers and scrap metals property, and any and all responsi- tions existing in, on, at or relat- of Forty-five Cents (45¢) per One check at the time the Substitute ft. to a driven iron pipe at the south 336-480-6359 bilities or liabilities arising out of or ing to the property, and any and Hundred Dollars ($100.00) re- Trustee tenders to him a deed west corner of lot No. 9; thence in any way relating to any such all responsibilities or liabilities quired by N.C.G.S. 7A-308(a)(1). conditions expressly are dis- for the Property or attempts to arising out of or in any way re- running with the line between lots tender such deed, and should Nos. 9 and 10 N. 65 deg. 30 min. Wanted to buy junk cars, trucks, claimed. lating to any such conditions This sale is made subject to all un- said successful bidder fail to E. 125.6 ft. to a driven iron pipe in buses, etc. CASH paid $200 and expressly are disclaimed. paid taxes and superior liens or pay the full balance purchase the western line of Lot No. 6; up. Call 336-871-2958 Pursuant to North Carolina Gen- encumbrances of record and as- price so bid at that time, he thence running with the changed eral Statutes Section 45-21.10, Pursuant to North Carolina Gen- sessments, if any, against the said shall remain liable on his bid as line of lot No. 6, S. 3 deg. 30 min. any successful bidder may be re- eral Statutes Section 45-21.10, property, and any recorded provided for in North Carolina W. 67.2 ft. to a driven iron pipe at 300 quired to deposit with the Substi- any successful bidder may be leases. This sale is also subject to Services General Statutes Sections the North side of Pippin Street S. tute Trustee immediately upon required to deposit with the any applicable county land trans- 45-21.30(d) and (e). In addition 72 deg. 16 min. W. 86.2 ft. to the conclusion of the sale a cash de- Substitute Trustee immediately fer tax, and the successful third to the purchase price so bid any beginning. See plat Book 3 at posit in an amount not to exceed upon conclusion of the sale a party bidder shall be required to successful bidder will also be page 144. Automotive the greater of five percent (5%) of cash deposit in an amount not make payment for any such responsible for payment of the amount bid or Seven Hundred to exceed the greater of five county land transfer tax. We buy Junk Cars for $175-$275 Fifty Dollars ($750.00). Any suc- revenue stamps and other costs percent (5%) of the amount bid For reference see Deed recorded of closing the sale, including in Deed Book 165, Page 295, complete 336-352-3512 or cessful bidder shall be required to or Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars A cash deposit of 5% of the pur- fees and costs of the Substitute Surry County Registry. 336-401-0401 tender the full balance of the pur- ($750.00). Any successful bid- chase price will be required at the Trustee incurred after the date chase price so bid in cash or certi- der shall be required to tender time of the sale. Any successful of sale. PID # 502011562313 fied check at the time the Substi- the full balance of the purchase bidder shall be required to tender Business Materials tute Trustee tenders to him a deed price so bid in cash or certified the full balance of the purchase The sale will be held open for Publish: July 6 & 13, 2011 for the Property or attempts to ten- check at the time the Substitute price so bid in cash or certified ten (10) days for upset bids as Steel Arch Buildings - Spring der such deed, and should said Trustee tenders to him a deed check at the time the Substitute successful bidder fail to pay the by law required. for the Property or attempts to Overstocks On Sale!! Trustee tenders to him a deed for Huge Savings Now! Free Ship- full balance purchase price so bid tender such deed, and should the property or attempts to tender DATE OF SALE: July 15, ping! Sizes include 20x30, at that time, he shall remain liable said successful bidder fail to such deed, and should said suc- on his bid as provided for in North 2011 pay the full balance purchase 30x40, others. Call For Avail- cessful bidder fail to pay the full ability and more discounts!! Carolina General Statutes Sec- price so bid at that time, he balance purchase price so bid at HOUR OF SALE: 2:00 p.m. 1-866-352-0716 tions 45-21.30(d) and (e). In addi- shall remain liable on his bid as 11 SP 138 AMENDED that time, he shall remain liable on tion to the purchase price so bid provided for in North Carolina his bid as provided for in North PLACE OF SALE: Surry NOTICE OF any successful bidder will also be General Statutes Sections Carolina General Statutes Section County Courthouse FORECLOSURE SALE responsible for payment of reve- 45-21.30(d) and (e). In addition North Carolina, Surry County In 45-21.30 (d) and (e). This sale will Home Improvements nue stamps and other costs of to the purchase price so bid any be held open ten (10) days for up- This the 15th day of June 2011. the matter of the foreclosure of the closing the sale, including fees successful bidder will also be Deed of Trust of Gregory L. Car- set bids as required by law. and costs of the Substitute Trus- responsible for payment of Darren S. Cranfill, Substitute penter and Shirley P. Carpenter, tee incurred after the date of sale. revenue stamps and other costs Residential real property with less Trustee 6000 Grantor(s) To: TRSTE, Inc., Trus- Call Clifton of closing the sale, including than 15 rental units: an order for Meadowbrook Mall, #4 tee, and Wachovia Bank, National The sale will be held open for ten fees and costs of the Substitute possession of the property may be Clemmons, NC 27012 Association, Beneficiary, See Sub- Your Way,Right Away (10) days for upset bids as by law Trustee incurred after the date issued pursuant to G.S. 45-21.29 Telephone: 336-766-9997 stitution of Trustee as recorded in required. of sale. in favor of the purchaser and Facsimile: 336-766-9923 Deed Book 1357, Page 600, Surry against the party or parties in pos- Mowing, landscaping, year round yard [email protected] County Registry, appointing Rich- DATE OF SALE: July 15, The sale will be held open for ard J. Kania as Substitute Trustee. session by the clerk of superior & property maintenance, tree trimming 2011 ten (10) days for upset bids as court of the county in which the Publication Dates: July 6 and Under and by virtue of the power REFERENCES AVAILABLE • FAMILY OWNED by law required. property is sold. Any person who July 13, 2011 and authority contained in that cer- 336.648.0169 • 336.374.3045 HOUR OF SALE: 2:00 p.m. tain deed of trust executed and occupies the property pursuant to 00419624 DATE OF SALE: July 15, delivered by the above-named a rental agreement entered into or PLACE OF SALE: Surry 2011 Grantors to Wachovia Bank, Na- renewed on or after October 1, * Tom's Home Improvements County Courthouse tional Association, dated May 7, 2007, may, after receiving notice Seamless Gutters & Odd Jobs. Vi- HOUR OF SALE: 2:00 p.m. 2008 filed for record on May 9, of sale, terminate the rental agree- nyl Siding, Painting, Additions, Tile This the 15th day of June 2011. 2008, securing indebtedness in ment upon 10 days' written notice Work 336-325-9966 PLACE OF SALE: Surry the original principal amount of to the landlord. Upon termination Darren S. Cranfill, Substitute Trus- County Courthouse $62,626.00 as recorded in Deed of of a rental agreement, the tenant Attention Home Owners Gen- tee Trust Book 1243, Page 820, Surry is liable for rent due under the try’s Painting and Carpentry, Int This the 15th day of June 2011. County Registry (hereinafter, the rental agreement prorated to the and Ext Remodeling, for Free 6000 Meadowbrook Mall, #4 effective date of the termination. Creditors Notice “Deed of Trust”) and because of Est & Lowest Rates 786-6114 or Clemmons, NC 27012 Darren S. Cranfill, Substitute the default of in the payment of the Having qualified as Executor of 366-4582. Telephone: 336-766-9997 Trustee 6000 indebtedness thereby secured and Dated: 5/3/11 the Estate of Robert Lewis Wood- Facsimile: 336-766-9923 Meadowbrook Mall, #4 the failure of to carry out or per- ______son, deceased, late of Surry mailto:[email protected] Clemmons, NC 27012 form the stipulations and agree- ___ Philip A. Hiatts Home Improvement. Car- County, North Carolina, this is to Telephone: 336-766-9997 ments therein contained and pur- Glass, Substitute Trustee pentry, Vinyl siding, Painting & notify all persons having claims Publication Dates: July 6 and Facsimile: 336-766-9923 suant to the demand of the owner Nodell, Glass & Haskell, L.L.P. Roofing. 25 Yrs exp. Free Est. In- against the estate of said de- July 13, 2011 [email protected] and holder of the indebtedness se- Posted on 6/22/11 sured 648-2268 ceased to present them on or be- cured by the Deed of Trust, and fore September 28, 2011 or this Publication Dates: July 6 and pursuant to the Order of the Clerk EXHIBIT “A” notice will be pleaded in bar of July 13, 2011 of Superior Court for Surry their recovery. All persons in- County, North Carolina, entered in BEING BOUNDED ON THE Snider’s Home Improvement. Vinyl debted to said estate please make IN THE GENERAL COURT this foreclosure proceeding, the NORTH BY THE LANDS OF siding, roofs, etc. free est. immediate payments. OF JUSTICESUPERIOR NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE undersigned, Richard J. Kania, JAMES L. HOLBROOK 374-2446 or 325-8903 COURT DIVISION BEFORE Substitute Trustee, will expose for (507-1574) AND ON THE EAST This the 22 Day of June 2011 SALE THE CLERK11-SP-176 sale at public auction on: July 15, BY N C 268 AND ON THE 2011 at 1:00PM at the usual place SOUTH BY THE LANDS OF RAY- For the Estate of Robert Lewis NORTH CAROLINA SURRY Lawn Service STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY of sale as designated by the Clerk VENA KEY SMITH (300-435) AND Woodson ON THE WEST BY THE LANDS COUNTY OF SURRY Special Proceedings No. 11 SP of Court for foreclosure sales at Call 356-8268 for reasonable rates the Surry County Courthouse, OF WILLIAM LARRY WAGONER Executor info 160 Substitute Trustee: Philip A. and free est. for lawn mowing IN THE MATTER OF THE FORE- Dobson, North Carolina, the real (276-839). Peggy Bryant Woodson Glass CLOSURE OF A DEED OF property in Surry County, North 334 Pine Creek TRL TRUST FROM NICHOLS LAND Carolina (including any improve- BEGINNING ON AN EXISTING 1" Other Services Mount Airy NC 27030 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE COMPANY, LLC TO RICHARD SALE ments thereon), with the address IRON PIPE SAID PIPE BEING BURLESON, TRUSTEE, DATED of 180 Plum Tree Trail, Mount WILLIAM LARRY WAGONER’S ADT Publish: June 22, 29th and July MARCH 26, 2007 AND RE- Airy, NC 27030, and as more fully NE CORNER OF HIS PROPERTY Free Home Security System 6, 13th, 2011 Date of Sale: July 19, 2011 Time CORDED IN BOOK 1182, PAGE of Sale: 1:30 p.m. Place of Sale: described as follows: BEING all of AS DESCRIBED IN DEED BOOK with $99 installation and 253, SURRY COUNTY REGIS- Surry County Courthouse Descrip- Lot 35 of Orchard View Park Sub- 276, PAGE 639; THENCE RUN- purchase of alarm monitoring TRY. tion of Property: See Attached De- division, Section 4, as per plat NING WITH JAMES L. HOL- services from scription Record Owners: Brian E. thereof recorded in Plat Book 15, BROOK’S LINE OF HIS PROP- ADT Security Services NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Sellers Address of Property: Page 94, Surry County Registry, ERTY AS DESCRIBED IN DEED Call today! SALE 600 Merritt Street to which reference is made for a BOOK 507, PAGE 1574, S 42 DE- 1-888-459-0976 B8

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10B Wednesday, July 13, 2011 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com FRES STUDENTS OF THE MONTH KENNY SELECTED FOR ALL-VIRGINIA CHORUS

FLAT ROCK ELEMENTARY/SUBMITTED PHOTO Flat Rock Elementary School’s students of the month for April are, from left, Kaylee Williams, Bryanna Chaney, Dilan Hernandez, Miguel Garcia, Kaaden Day, Grace McMillian and Courtney Phillips. FLAT ROCK STARTS DRAMA CLUB

CARROLL COUNTY HIGH/SUBMITTED PHOTO Cody Kenny, a senior at Carroll County High School, attends the All-Virginia Chorus at Salem High School in Virginia Beach, Va. He is the son of Tim Kenny and Michell Coffin. After students are selected for All-District Chorus, juniors and se- niors my audition for All-Virginia Chorus. Only the top two students in each section are selected for the mixed chorus. Students are involved in intense practice sessions on Thursday and Friday, ending with a concert on Saturday. Dr. Joe Miller from Westminster Choir College was the director. Kenny has been involved in music programs at school and

FLAT ROCK ELEMENTARY/SUBMITTED PHOTO in the community since sixth grade. He has been Flat Rock Elementary School’s Drama Club performs several short plays for the entire school. The drama club a member of the Carroll County Cavalier Concert was sponsored by Angie Hall, Pam Bowman and Shannon Parker. These ladies had the desire to create the Choir for two years. Caleb Taylor, also a senior, drama club in order to support the overwhelming student interest in performing arts. Students committed to was selected as first alternate for the All-Virginia staying after school at least once a month to be a part of the club. Chorus. SEED SURVIVOR VISITS FRANKLIN

FRANKLIN ELEMENTARY/SUBMITTED PHOTO Franklin Elementary School third graders explore the Seed Survivor, a mobile classroom that inlcudes plant activities. “Agrium, Inc. and the N.C. FFA Founda- FRANKLIN ELEMENTARY/SUBMITTED PHOTO tion have a partnership where FFA members work with second and third graders to Franklin Elementary School third graders Jillian Sullivan, Hettie Freed and Iliana educate them about the importance of the food chain and planting and those types Saavedra hold up the pots containing sunflower seeds that they planted at the of things,” said Aaron Ray Tompkins, FFA advisor at North Surry High School. FFA Seed Survivor mobile classroom. “On the local level, we are able to bring this into members led the students through various activities with Agrium employee Jane the classroom with hands-on activities that fit with their curriculum as well as Gardner taught the students about plants. ours,” said Aaron Ray Tompkins of North Surry High School. SHOALS CELEBRATES CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION

SHOALS ELEMENTARY/SUBMITTED PHOTO The program concluded with the announcement that SHOALS ELEMENTARY/SUBMITTED PHOTO Hope Craven had been selected as the Volunteer of Shoals Elementary School celebrates Prevent Child Abuse month with many activities. The activities empha- the Year at Shoals Elementary for 2010-11. Craven is sized building healthy, happy families and ended with a Circle of Community Support in which all students, married to Tom Craven. They have two daughters at staff, families and community members sang, had a moment of silence, shared the Children’s Bill of Rights, and Shoals, Lili and Rosie. had fun with several door prize drawings.