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Recycled Newsprint Garner’s Original Hometown Paper - A Community Tradition Since 1963 Volume 48,Garner Number 32 Wednesday, August 18, 2010 NewsGarner, North Carolina 50¢ East Garner’s BreakingBreaking d downown barriers, barriers, creatingcre ating o opportunitiespportunities Williams among Hilda Pinnix-Ragland talks to attendees of the Women in Business luncheon Aug. 12 at the Principal Rand-Bryan House. She is Progress Energy’s Vice President for of Year finalists Corporate Affairs. The finalists have been Elementary, Robert Pinnix-Ragland’s named for the 2010-11 Grant of Briarcliff keys to success: Principal and Assistant Elementary, Syreeta ▪ Continue to learn. Principal of the Year. Smith of North Forest ▪ Challenge yourself to The Principal of the Pines Elementary, be better than the best. ▪ Have trust and respect. Year finalists are James Stacey Weddle of East ▪ Understand how to nav- Argent of Lake Myra Wake Middle and igate the waters to Elementary, Pamela Cheryl Munn of accomplish your goals. Kinsey-Barker of Southeast Raleigh High. ▪ Have competence, con- Brassfield Elementary, The finalists are nomi- fidence and courage. Teresa Winstead of nated by the principal ▪ Have high standards. ▪ Durant Road and assistant principals Remember you can’t climb the latter alone Elementary, Cathy of the Wake County (don’t forget to say thank Williams of East Garner Public School System. you to those that have Middle and Dana King The Principal and helped). of Millbrook High. Assistant Principal of ▪ Remember there’s still The Assistant Principal the Year celebration is more work to do.

of the Year finalists are scheduled for Oct. 7 at 6 PHOTOS BY KELLY GRIFFITH Jennifer Carfano of p.m. at Marbles Kids Herbert Akins Road Museum. Below, women from several local businesses meet at the Rand-Bryan House Aug. 12 for the This weekend luncheon. to be filled “Don’t ever ever be with family fun Spend this weekend in .com or www.GarnerNC Garner for two days of .gov. just complacent” family fun beginning On Saturday evening, BY KELLY GRIFFITH with the Friday Family beginning at 6 p.m., EDITOR Flick at Lake Benson come enjoy FREE enter- Women today need a balanced Park. tainment at Lake Benson solution to breakdown barriers On Friday, Aug. 20, Park and enjoy great and create opportunities, Hilda gather the kids, a blan- music from some of Pinnix-Ragland told the Women ket or lawn chairs and Garner’s best local tal- in Businesses luncheon attendees come watch the PG- ent. Aug. 12. rated movie “Cloudy Then, sit back and As Progress Energy’s Vice with A Chance of enjoy the amazing President of Corporate Affairs, Meatballs” under the sound of “Bull City Pinnix-Ragland knows what it stars at Lake Benson Syndicate” in concert as means to stand on the shoulders Park. This movie is they perform as part of of others to reach lofty goals. rated PG and will begin Garner Parks and During her keynote speech, she at 8:30 p.m. Recreation’s FREE explained the balancing act On Saturday morning, Summer Concert Series. women need includes education, Aug. 21, gather the kids Music begins at 7 p.m. physical and mental prepared- and get ready to run at 8 and ends around 9 p.m. ness, planning and integrity. am in the third Annual with a variety of funk, “It’s about women taking on White Deer Dash Family rock and pop tunes. those tough tasks,” she said. Fun Run that follows the Concessions will be “Women are strong.” one-mile trail at Lake available and more Settling for mediocrity shouldn’t she frequently sees people going solid foundation. That is different Benson Park. information can be be on the menu, but women who back to community colleges to for each person; for Pinnix- This run is followed by found online at are willing to help themselves can learn a new skill set. She actually Ragland, she stands solidly on a 5k run that beings at www.GarnerNC.gov or create opportunities. recommends it as long as stu- her faith. 8:30 a.m. Register to by calling 919-773-4442. “Don’t ever ever be just compla- dents know what they want to do Taking her own advice, Pinnix- participate at fsseries cent,” she said. with their studies. Ragland has been the solid She also told women that having “Knowledge is powerful,” she ground for others trying to better In the News a spirit of competence, confidence said. themselves. and courage will take them far in Even those who don’t have a She has helped several students Around Town the workplace and in life. Life is degree and don’t plan on going through college. not easy, she said, but if you do back to school anytime soon can The most important advice, nothing about it, you don’t reap continue educating themselves Pinnix-Ragland said, is staying any of the benefits. through experience. true to yourself. Education is key to getting Women also need to take care of Jeopardizing honesty and ahead. Even after you stop work- themselves. Too often, women get integrity can be risky business, ing, it is important to educate caught up taking care of their sometimes even costing someone yourself through reading and dis- children, spouses and parents to her career. cussing. the detriment of their own health. Also, Pinnix-Ragland said it is When you get into business, you “Take time out for you,” Pinnix- important to remember that work have to know and understand Ragland said. should be fun. your work, Pinnix-Ragland said. “The truth is they need us and “Don’t allow anyone to destroy Know where your revenue we need ourselves.” your joy,” she said. streams come from and make Women need to plan in order to sure you do your homework. sustain their futures, to accom- The Garner Chamber of Sun-ripened: 93 Late summer tomatoes are calling your That’s not the only continuous plish their own goals and to be Commerce’s Women in Business name. Find great recipes for all of those tomatoes left in education Pinnix-Ragland advis- the support other women need to luncheon was hosted by the Rand- your garden. Page 10A es. move up the latter as well. Bryan House and sponsored by Changes commended: CSB member John Bresland She said in the down economy, However, women must have a Progress Energy. praises changes made to no longer allow indoor purging of gas lines. Page 5A For breaking news find us on the web at www.garnernews.net

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Serving the Community: The Garner Educational Foundation will award the James R. Stevens award to two winners for 2010 on Aug. 21. Buy your tickets to the ceremony early. Page 7A Sports Mad Skills: Rhodes took home first from the N.C. State Water Ski Championship for the Boys 1 division. Page 1B GarnerNews081810:Layout 2 8/16/2010 2:42 PM Page 2

2A GARNER NEWS August 18, 2010 What’s happening at Southeast Regional? Nominate a librarian for the New York Times ‘I Love My Librarian Award’ Librarians in our nation’s people in their community. librarian with a master’s degree For more information and to 123,000 libraries make a differ- Nominations will be open from a program accredited by nominate a librarian, visit Young ence in the lives of millions of from Aug. 2 to Sept. 20. the ALA in library and infor- www.ilovelibraries.org/ilove- people every day. If a librarian Up to 10 librarians in public, mation studies or a master’s mylibrarian. has made a difference in your school and college, community degree with a specialty in The award is supported by artists life, now is the chance to tell college and university libraries school library media from an Carnegie Corporation of New your story. will be selected to win $5,000 educational unit accredited by York and The New York Times. to display The Carnegie Corporation of and will be honored at a cere- the National Council for the It is administered by The New York/New York Times I mony and reception in New Accreditation of Teacher American Library Association Love My Librarian Award York, hosted by The New York Education. Nominees must be (ALA), the oldest and largest work encourages library users to rec- Times. In addition, a plaque currently working in the library association in the We are looking for ognize the accomplishments of will be given to each award United States in a public world, and The Campaign for three to six pieces of librarians in public, school, col- winner’s library. Winners will library, a library at an accredit- America’s Libraries, ALA’s original art to hang in lege, community college and be announced in December ed two- or four-year college or public awareness campaign university libraries for their 2010. university or at an accredited about the value of libraries and the Youth Services Area. efforts to improve the lives of Each nominee must be a K-12 school. librarians. The medium is limited only to what can be hung on a wall—beyond WWII BUS-eum to visit Southeast Regional that be as creative as On Aug. 30, from 3 to 6 narrative displays college students to sen- exhibit will include dis- war. The exhibit will be possible. p.m., a travelling muse- showing photographs, ior citizens. plays, artifacts from the going on from 3:30 to 6 Size is not an issue; um, coined the Bus- documents, audio and In addition, there will war, and two uniformed p.m., so after visiting the there are no permanent eum, will be parked out- video documentaries, be a separate exhibit WWII reenactors on site Bus-eum, everyone is hangers in the wall so side Southeast Regional artifacts and more. inside the library’s pro- to talk about the role of welcome to stop by, the work can be hung to Library. During the Second gram room, titled North Carolina during check out the displays the best fit. The Bus-eum is a 40- World War, close to “North Carolina during World War II, as well as and talk with the reen- The name of each piece foot school bus convert- 380,000 German POWs World War II.” This general discussion of the actors. will be posted next to it, ed into a mobile muse- were held in the more um, which travels the than 600 base and and there will be a sepa- country telling stories of branch prisoner of war rate short paragraph Americans in World camps located in almost STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA SECURITY SELF STORAGE U-HAUL Center of about the artist. COUNTY OF WAKE 1101 N. MAIN STREET War II. The current all of the then 48 states, Garner. 782-067 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS Of Anna For more information HOLLY SPRINGS, NC 27540 1702 Mechanical Blvd. exhibit is titled “Held on and the territory of Marie Mainero DECEASED The undersigned hav- 919-557-6685 ing qualified as Executor, of the estate of Anna Garner, NC 27529 please stop by the Youth Notice of Sale the Homefront: German Alaska. This exhibit will Marie Mainero, deceased, late of Wake County, this Notice of Sale Services desk or call 662- POWs in the US, 1943- appeal to people of all is to notify all persons, firms and corporations hav- NAME UNIT# NAME UNIT# ing claims against said estate to exhibit them to the Cassi Cioch G23 $!!(1& '$(" 2263. 1946” and features 15 ages from children to undersigned on or before the 19th day of Novem- Joseph McGinnis C8 + &&1 ber, 2010, or be barred from their recovery. All per- Melanie Stuckey E33 sons indebted to said estate are asked to please #+$,-)*# +'$-# Melanie Stewart A12 make immediate payment to the '+$ ,$""$(, Michael Hopkins E47 undersigned. $-+1')( Quenton Murray B07 This the 18th day of August, 2010. ,#$ +)0( Henrimichel Djlssa C41 If you like Janet Maryann Mainero +( ,$(-)( Security Self Storage, located on 1101 N Main 9413 Hinshaw Road Steet, Holly Springs, NC 27540, has possessory $#$ ()%( 1 U-HAUL CENTER, 1702 Mechanical Blvd., Garner, Wake Forest, NC 27587 lien on all of the goods stored in the prospective NC 27529, has a possessory lien on all goods AMM GN 8/18 8/25 9/1 9/8 units above. All these items of personal property are stored in the prospective units above. All these being sold pursuant to the assertion of the lien on items of personal property are being sold pursuant STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA September 8, 2010 in order to collect the amounts Evanovich, try these to the assertion of the lien on 8/24/10 at 12:00 PM COUNTY OF WAKE due from you. The sale will take place beginning at Strong, sassy ured gumshoe with a ly’s detective business) in order to collect the amounts due from you. The NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS Of Betty 10:00AM at 1101 N. Main Street, Holly Springs, NC public sale will take place at 1702 Mechanical Blvd., Blackwell Coats DECEASED The undersigned hav- 27540 and continue throughout the day to all other female leads mind as sharp as a Begin with: The Spellman Garner, NC 27529. ing qualified as Administrator, of the estate of Betty locations. ▪ Sheryl J. Anderson’s Cuisinart and a queen- Files Blackwell Coats, deceased, late of Wake County, This the 18th day of August, 2010. SCC GN 8/18 this is to notify all persons, firms and corporations UHAUL GN 8/18 Molly Forrester sized talent for ▪ G.A. McKevett having claims against said estate to exhibit them to (Manhattan advice sleuthing.) Begin with: Savannah Reid Myster- the undersigned on or before the 4th day of Novem- SECURITY SELF STORAGE Buffaloe Mini Storage ber, 2010, or be barred from their recovery. All per- 877 Old Knight Road columnist and amateur Murder Can Kill Your ies sons indebted to said estate are asked to please 2107 Highway 70 East sleuth) Begin with: Killer Social Life (When she's told she's make immediate payment to the Knightdale, NC 27545 Garner, NC 27529 undersigned. 919-266-8999 (919) 772-2802 Heels ▪ Susan Kandel’s Cece too fat to stay on the This the 4th day of August, 2010. Notice of Sale Notice of Sale In accordance with provisions of State Law there ▪ Jennifer Apodaca’s Caruso Southern California Robert B. Coats II NAME UNIT# Stanton Alston B083 being due and unpaid charges for which the under- 7916 Castle Lake Ct. signed is entitled to satisfy an owner’s lien of the Samantha Shaw (Messy, witty, vintage police force, Savannah Jason Brewington J009A Raleigh, NC 27615 goods. Due notice having been given to the owner (Widow and dating clothing-wearing opens up her own detec- BBC GN 8/4 8/11 8/18 8/25 Renee Roebuck G011 of said property, all parties known to claim interest Donna Miley H001 therein, and the time specified in such notice for service owner in the Hollywood biography tive agency and soon Security Self Storage, located on 877 Old Knight payment of such having expired. The goods will be process of reinventing writer) finds herself investigat- Road Knightdale, NC 27545, has possessory lien sold at the address, date, and time stated below, to STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA on all of the goods stored in the prospective units the highest bidder or otherwise disposed of on Au- herself) Begin with: Begin with: I Dreamed I ing a murder.) Begin COUNTY OF WAKE above. All these items of personal property are gust 25, 2010 at 10am at Buffaloe Mini Storage, Dating Can Be Murder Married Perry Mason with: Just Desserts NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS Of Bev- being sold pursuant to the assertion of the lien on 2107 Highway 70 East, Garner, NC. 27529. erly Rodney September 8, 2010, in order to collect the amounts Name Unit# due from you. The sale will take place beginning at ▪ Nancy Bartholo- ▪ Harley Jane Kozak’s ▪ Katy Munger’s Casey Finger DECEASED The undersigned having quali- Bruce McMahon A26 & C179 fied as Executor, of the estate of Beverly Rodney 10:00AM at 1101 N. Main Street, Holly Springs, NC Brandon Reiper o/s 579 mew's Sierra Lavotini Wollie Shelley Jones Finger, deceased, late of Wake County, this is to 27540 and continue throughout the day to all other notify all persons, firms and corporations having locations. Dalphine Smith C208 (Blonde bombshell (London sculptor with (Durham PI using an claims against said estate to exhibit them to the un- SSS GN 8/18 Cynthia Thompson B82 exotic dancer who catch- a mind two steps below illegal license thanks to dersigned on or before the 19th day of November, Sale will open to public rain or shine. Auction will 2010, or be barred from their recovery. All persons still take place. Cash only sales. es bad guys on the side) the gutter and an atti- a short stint in a Florida U-HAUL Center of indebted to said estate are asked to please make This is the 11th day of August, 2010. Begin with: Miracle Strip tude to match) Begin jail) Begin with: Legwork immediate payment to the New Bern Ave. 782-021 BMS GN 8/11 8/18 undersigned. 4720 New Bern Ave. ▪ Nancy Bush’s Jane with: Dating Dead Men This the 18th day of August, 2010. Raleigh, NC 27610 SECURITY SELF STORAGE Kelly ▪ Lisa Lutz’s Izzy Find more good reads Nancy Tucker Finger Notice of Sale 3628 Tryon Road (Ex-process server, Spellman online at www.gar- 108 Bluegrass Drive NAME UNIT# Raleigh, NC 27606 Garner, NC 27529 &&$,)()$(,)( 919-835-1919 reluctant sleuth who (Reluctant member of nernews.net and on the BRF GN 8/18 8/25 9/1 9/8 (1& +$"#- Notice of Sale enjoys a good drink and her dysfunctional fami- library website. # +1&+-$( NAME UNIT# +$--( 1+,# && Melinda M. Bloodworth F03 has a likable dog) Begin U-HAUL CENTER, 4720 New Bern Ave., Raleigh, Michael J. Kochis E29 with: Candy Apple Red ALL PERSONS, firms and corporations having NC 27610, has a possessory lien on all goods Brandon M. Owen D87 claims against stored in the prospective units above. All these Security Self Storage, located on 3628 Tryon ▪ Meg Cabot’s Heather WE BUY SCRAP GOLD! ETHLEENE HILLIARD HOLLAND, deceased, of items of personal property are being sold pursuant Road, Raleigh, NC 27606, has possessory lien on Wells Wake County, NC, are hereby notified to exhibit the to the assertion of the lien on 8/24/10 at 11:00 AM all of the goods stored in the prospective units same to the undersigned on or before November in order to collect the amounts due from you. The above. All these items of personal property are (Teen music idol 19, 2010, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of re- public sale will take place at 4720 New Bern Ave., being sold pursuant to the assertion of the lien on 1. Take your scrap jewelry to everyone else rst. covery. All persons indebted to said estate are Raleigh, NC 27610. September 8, 2010, in order to collect the amounts turned NYU residential asked to make immediate payment to the under- This the 18th day of August, 2010. due from you. The sale will take place beginning at advisor) Begin with: Size 2. Get their price. signed. UHAUL GN 8/24 10:00AM at 1101 N. Main Street, Holly Springs, This 18th day of August, 2010. NC 27540 and continue throughout the day to all other locations. 12 is Not Fat Charlotte Ward, Administrator, 3. Then come & get a quote from us! SSS GN 8/18 ▪ Tori Carrington’s c/o Charles M. Putterman, Esq., U-HAUL Center of Sofie Metropolis 19 W. Hargett Street, Suite, 501, Capital Blvd. 782-068 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON REQUEST Raleigh, NC 27601. 3001 Capital Blvd. FOR ANNEXATIONS: (Feisty Greek-Ameri- DON’T EVEN TELL US CMP GN 8/18 8/25 9/1 9/8 Raleigh, NC 27604 The public will take notice that the Town Council of WHAT THEIR QUOTES ARE... Notice of Sale the Town of Garner has called a public hearing at can P.I., newly un- 6 p.m. on August 31, 2010, at the Town Hall on the NAME UNIT# engaged and resident of question of annexing the following described terri- "$( .&& tories filed pursuant to G.S. 160A31. YOU’LL BE AMAZED STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Queens) Begin with: /)( )( , Contiguous Annexation Sofie Metropolis COUNTY OF WAKE #+$, +,)( ANX 10-06 Greenfield 40 Associates LLC- 1401 AT HOW OURS COMPARE! NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS Of +'('*%$(, Waterfield Dr.LOT 9B LEGAL DESCRIPTION A ▪ Jill Churchill’s Jane Patsy E. Barefoot DECEASED The undersigned )(& $("& -+1 CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND LYING Jeffry having qualified as Administrator of the estate of AND BEING IN THE COUNTY OF WAKE, SAINT We also buy rare coins, currency, gold and silver coins, bars, Patsy E. Barefoot deceased, late of Wake County, #()+#' MARYS TOWNSHIP, NORTH CAROLINA, BEING U-HAUL CENTER, 3001 Capital Blvd., Raleigh, NC this is to notify all persons, firms and corporations MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BE- (Mother of three, chair- 27604, has a possessory lien on all goods stored sterling silver, entire collections and estates! having claims against said estate to exhibit them to GINNING AT AN EXISTING IRON PIPE, SAID in the prospective units above. All these items of person of numerous the undersigned on or before the 19th day of No- POINT HAVING NORTH CAROLINA STATE personal property are being sold pursuant to the as- vember, 2010, or be barred from their recovery. All PLANE COORDINATES OF NORTH (y) = sertion of the lien on 8/24/10 at 10:00 AM in order committees, and part- persons indebted to said estate are asked to please 214,430.583 METERS, EAST (x) = 649,110.354 to collect the amounts due from you. The public sale make immediate payment to the METERS; THENCE WITH THE LINE OF THE time sleuth) Begin with: APEX COINS & CURRENCY will take place at 3001 N. Capital Blvd., Raleigh, NC undersigned. NORTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY OF WATERFIELD 27604. Grime and Punishment 701 E. Williams Street • Apex, NC • 919-387-4544 This the 18th day of August, 2010. DRIVE N465127W, FOR A DISTANCE OF 106.77 This the 18th day of August, 2010. TO AN EXISTING IRON PIPE; THENCE CONTIN- ▪ Selma Eichler's Jason E. Barefoot OPEN: Monday - Saturday, 9am - 5pm UHAUL GN 8/24 UING WITH SAID NORTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY Desiree Shapiro 97 Magnolia Place OF WATERFIELD DRIVE N475914W, FOR A DIS- Selma, NC 27576 TANCE OF 393.68 TO AN EXISTING IRON PIPE; (Desiree is a full-fig- PEB GN 8/18 8/25 9/1 9/8 THENCE WITH THE LINE OF LOT 8 OF GREEN- U-HAUL Center of Commercial Blvd. 882-072 FIELD SOUTH SUBDIVISION N401303E, FOR A 5505 Commercial Blvd. DISTANCE OF 200.10 TO AN IRON PIPE SET; THENCE WITH THE LINE OF LOT 9A S475914E, Raleigh, NC 27612 FOR A DISTANCE OF 551.38 TO AN IRON PIPE SECURITY SELF STORAGE Notice of Sale SET; THENCE WITH THE LINE OF THE WEST- Not Getting the News? NAME UNIT# ERLY RIGHT OF WAY OF SOUTH GREENFIELD 3410 Middle Branch Road PARKWAY S431936W, FOR A DISTANCE OF Raleigh, NC 27610 # ++1)#(,)( $'0 $&&+ 161.27 TO AN EXISTING IRON PIPE; THENCE Subscribe Today! 919-231-2220 CONTINUING WITH SAID WESTERLY RIGHT OF Notice of Sale /$ +)0( WAY OF SOUTH GREENFIELD PARKWAY AND U-HAUL CENTER, 5505 Commercial Blvd., THE NORTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY OF WATER- NAME UNIT# Raleigh, NC 27612, has a possessory lien on all Call (919) 552-5675 FIELD DRIVE ALONG THE ARC OF A CIRCULAR Ramon Arellano A11 goods stored in the prospective units above. All $24 A Year or CURVE HAVING A DELTA ANGLE OF 920715, A Tashanna V. Baker B066 these items of personal property are being sold pur- RADIUS OF 40.19 AND AN ARC LENGTH OF suant to the assertion of the lien on 8/24/10 at 9:00 Send In the Order Form below with payment April L. Barner A48 64.62 SUBTENDED BY A CHORD BEARING AM in order to collect the amounts due from you. Jamela R. Chavis A38 S870456W, FOR A DISTANCE OF 57.88 TO THE The public sale will take place at 5505 Commercial K K K Dwayne Dales B046 POINT AND PLACE OF BEGINNING, CONTAIN- Fuquay Varina Independent Apex Herald Garner News Blvd., Raleigh, NC 27612. Clara C. Daniels B045 ING 109,060 SQUARE FEET OR 2.504 ACRES, This the 18th day of August, 2010. MORE OR LESS ACCORDING TO SURVEY PRE- Name:Call about Rates for the Cleveland Post & Holly Springs Sun Virginia Dixon A55 UHAUL GN 8/18 PARED BY JONATHAN F. MURPHY PLS L-4382, Name: Carole Eversley E58 TO WHICH REFERENCE IS MADE FOR A MORE Mailing Address: Dianna P. Harris A23 PERFECT AND COMPLETE Machere Johnston B034 U-HAUL Center of Downtown 782-050 DESCRIPTION. Mailing Address: Lynwood V. Kearney A31 Contiguous AnnexationANX 10-07 Penske Truck City: Zip: 716 Capital Blvd. Juelicia L. Reath B022 Leasing Co. LLP. - 100 Laurensfield Ct.A CERTAIN Raleigh, NC 27603 TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND LYING AND City: Zip: Pamela K. Roser C08 Notice of Sale BEING IN THE COUNTY OF WAKE, SAINT Telephone: Pamela K. Rosber C038 Telephone: NAME UNIT# MARYS TOWNSHIP, NORTH CAROLINA, BEING Mohamed Soury B001 MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: LO4 Method of payment: K Check K Credit Card (Type) Security Self Storage, located on 3410 Middle "$(& &/" Method of payment: Check Credit Card (Type) U-HAUL CENTER, 716 Capital Blvd., Raleigh, NC RCMB GREENFIELD SOUTH BM2010-00721 K K Branch Road, Raleigh, NC 27610, has possessory 27601, has a possessory lien on all goods stored Map being recorded in the Wake County Register Name on Card: lien on all of the goods stored in the prospective in the prospective units above. All these items of of Deeds on July 29, 2010 book of maps number Name on Card: units above. All these items of personal property personal property are being sold pursuant to the as- 2010 page number 721 and can be further identi- are being sold pursuant to the assertion of the lien sertion of the lien on 8/24/10 at 1:00 PM in order fied as Wake County PIN 1720925926. on September 8, 2010, in order to collect the Card Number : Exp. Date: to collect the amounts due from you. The public sale Handicapped persons needing assistance or aids Card Number : Exp. Date: amounts due from you. The sale will take place be- will take place at 716 Capital Blvd., Raleigh, NC should contact the Town Clerks office prior to the ginning at 10:00AM at 1101 N. Main Street, Holly 27601. Mail to: Fuquay Varina Paper Group - Subscriptions P O Box 669, Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526 Springs, NC 27540 and continue throughout the meeting at 772-4688. day to all other locations. This the 18th day of August, 2010. Judy Bass, Town Clerk SSS GN 8/18 UHAUL GN 8/18 TOG GN 8/18 GarnerNews081810:Layout 2 8/16/2010 2:01 PM Page 3

August 18, 2010 GARNER NEWS 3A Police Reports Crossword Aug. 2-8 Fayetteville Road Aug. The case is inactive. Southeast Regional 4. The case was closed. Fraud by false pretense Library off Seventh Arrests Burglary of a weed was reported off Teak Avenue Aug. 5. The case Sherri Renee Eason, 33, eater was reported Aug. Circle Aug. 7. The case is is under further investi- of Garner was arrested 4 at Exit Realty under further investiga- gation. Aug. 3 on a larceny from Professionals off tion. A hit and run was a motor vehicle charge. Umstead Lane. The case reported at Target off Tony Jackson Woolard, is under further investi- Other crimes Timber Drive Aug. 7. 18, of Garner was arrest- gation. Property damage to a The case is inactive. ed Aug. 3 on traffic Attempted burglary vehicle was reported Indecent exposure was charges. was reported at Heather Aug. 3 off Spring Drive. reported at Kohls off Carlos Alberto Mejia- Hills Club off Claymore The case is inactive. Shenstone Boulevard Bardales, 21, of Drive. The case is inac- A hit and run was Aug. 7. The case is inac- Smithfield was cited tive. reported at Resco Mart tive. Aug. 4 on traffic Larceny of Gatorade off Purser Drive Aug. 3. Property damage to a charges. and beer was reported at The case is under fur- vehicle was reported off Terrel Aaron Fells, 20, Food Lion off Timber ther investigation. Meadowbrook Road of Garner was arrested Drive Aug. 4. The case is A hit and run was Aug. 8. The case is inac- Aug. 5 on a contempt of inactive. reported at Tripps off tive. court charge. Embezzlement was Garner Station Property damage to a Clifton Lamont Swain, reported at Arbys off Boulevard. The case is vehicle was reported off 21, of Garner was arrest- Fifth Ave. Aug. 5. The inactive. Lenoxplace Circle. Aug. ed Aug. 5 on charges case is under further Assault was reported 8. The case is inactive. including contempt of investigation. at the parking area of court. Larceny of an air con- An arrest was made in ditioning window unit an alleged disorderly was reported Aug. 6 off conduct incident report- Pearl Street. The case is Police warn ed Aug. 5 at IHOP off inactive. Burglary by forced of phone scam US 70. Garner Police wish to alert the community of a Patrick Michael Oneill, entry was reported off scam being perpetrated in our area. Scam artists 54, of Garner was arrest- Kentucky Drive Aug. 6. are targeting senior citizens with phone calls pur- ed Aug. 7 on a contempt The case is under fur- porting to be their grandchildren calling in an of court charge. ther investigation. emergency. The person claiming to be their grand- Greg Lamont Hackney, Burglary by forced child is in trouble and needs bail money or money 33, of Moncure was entry was reported Aug. for a lawyer and asks the victim to not tell anyone arrested Aug. 8. 6 off Yeargan Road. A else. The victim is then instructed to wire money lawnmower and miter to bail bondsmen or lawyers. Theft saw were stolen. The This is a popular international scam and the per- Fraud by false pretense case is under further son on the phone is NOT the victim's grandchild. involving a counterfeit investigation. Only later does the victim learn that their grand- check was reported Burglary by forced child is safe and usually at home. This scam preys Aug. 2 at Garner Gold N entry of refrigerators on the love and concern that grandparents have Pawn off Fifth Avenue. and a stove were report- for their grandchildren, and can sometimes cost The case was listed as ed off Stowe Place Aug. the victim several thousand dollars. inactive with a warrant 6. The case is under fur- If anyone receives a phone call like this, please drawn. ther investigation. call the Garner Police immediately by calling 911. Larceny of a cordless Burglary by forced We will try to verify the information, if legitimate, drill from a motor vehi- entry was reported Aug. or alert you to the scam before you lose any cle was reported Aug. 2 6 off Phillip Street. A money. Once the money has been claimed, most likely overseas and outside the reach of US author- off Seventh Avenue. The game console, cam- ities, it cannot be refunded. case is inactive. corder, jewelry and digi- Burglary by non- tal camera were stolen. Find answers to the puzzles on 5A forced entry was report- The case is under fur- ed Aug. 2 off Lakestone ther investigation. Have a story idea? Drive. Medication was Larceny of suntan stolen. The case is inac- lotion was reported at A Send stories and photos to tive. Day at the Beach off [email protected]. Larceny was reported Aversboro Road. The at Arrow Pawn off US 70 case is inactive. Also, find us on Facebook. Aug. 3. 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4A GARNER NEWS August 18, 2010 Editorial This grown man is not going to wear baby pajamas I’ll be 47 something silly like I years old should wear it the next next week time we played golf. I and, my can hear him now, “It wife, bless might not lower your her soul, score,” he’d joke, “but, got me a everybody would be J.T. Smith set of one- laughing so hard they piece pajamas for my wouldn’t be able to see birthday. If you’re not how bad you play.” familiar with this type of My nephew and nieces sleepwear, they are foot- might confuse me with ed-pajamas similar to one of Santa’s elves and the ones babies wear to start asking me for help keep them warm at Christmas presents. I night. don’t know what my My wife ordered the neighbors would think pajamas from an if I went outside in the Internet site. Just anoth- thing. er example of how the I can imagine them Internet is ruining my calling the police to Men’s super secret revealed assumed we guys (con- Take it from me, yours and stocked it in life. She got the idea report a prowler in the sciously or subcon- does – mine does, and so Hecht’s, Penny’s, or Saks from the television show neighborhood who’s The FERD sciously) agreed “the does everybody’s. And, 5th Avenue it might sell “Big Brother.” One of dressed like an over- Files topic” would never be there is little you can do – but again, not to men. the houseguests, a guy grown Teletubby. discussed. But – we about it. Not “real men,” any- named Matt from some- My wife has spent the by have been betrayed by From whence doth the way. Now, WalMart where up north, can be last several days trying Fred Eargle one of our very own! offending stench origi- might stock it – they’ll seen nightly on to persuade me to at On a recent morning, in nate? Several theories sell anything, especially “Showtime 2” strolling least try the one-piece a newspaper, was an are out there. One is the if it’s made in Asia. My This article may con- around in a set of blue pajamas on to see how article blowing our plastic handles on those wife says, “If WalMart tain offensive material. ones. I never have cared they fit. cover! old screwdrivers you does not sell it, you All those below age 40 OK. So you’re still have been carrying don’t need it.” for the show, but my She’s pointed out that are cautioned to proceed with me and don’t know around for the past 20- Somehow we have wife is a big fan. The it’s made of flannel and at their own risk! what it was? Well – here plus years are deterio- grown accustomed to object of “Big Brother” is will keep me warm on Well, guys (and some it is (whispered): The rating. Myself, I think it the smell. In fact, it to pit the house guests in winter nights. She held gals, too), our secret is Stinky Toolbox. There – is the residue of WD-40, probably brings back a competition to elimi- up the legs and showed finally out. A problem I said it! Dang, I feel bet- oil, grease and dirt that pleasant memories of nate one another from me the rubber pads on we guys have known ter for having done so! I naturally accumulate on the first leaky pipe prob- the house. The last the bottom that are sup- about, and dealt with, just hope it did not your favorite tools. lem you successfully houseguest remaining pose to keep me from for decades but stead- offend any super-sensi- Perhaps what we need repaired; or the time wins the game. sliding across our hard- fastly refused to discuss tive psyches. Of course, is a “Stinky Toolbox you changed out the (let alone acknowledge) If a television network wood floors and break- if you don’t have a tool- Deodorizer.” Think it alternator on your car with our closest friends. placed cameras in our ing my leg. box, you probably don’t would sell in a hard- when someone else in It is on a parallel with house and recorded our The other night, she know what I am talking ware store? your household had “the talk” we so much family 24 hours a day, undid the flap on the about. Not on your life or in serious doubts you dreaded with our par- we would be more inter- rear of the thing and Oh? Not yours, you your lifetime. Not by could pull it off and did- ents as teenagers. Even esting than the boring explained how easy it say? You keep your that name, anyway. Not n’t mind telling you so. Dr. Phil has refused to houseguests on “Big would be for me to make tools nice and clean, do to men. Now, the But, you showed her, address it on his pro- Brother.” I could never a late night trip to the you? Wipe ‘em off after women might buy it, didn’t you? gram because it would every use, do you? Well but you see few of them So, guys (and some win the “Big Brother” bathroom. offend many of his then, you’re an anachro- in a true “Man’s gals, too), it is just one of game if we played at our “You know, the older devotees and risk cen- nism, my friend. My Hardware” store. those things you can’t house. you get the more you’ll sure by the FCC and the advice is to check in Maybe if you called it control – like global My wife would bribe appreciate the flap,” she National Toolbox with your doctor and “Implement Deodorizer, warming and the stock our dog, Hershey, with said with a sly smile. Association. have your sense of smell ” or “Implement market. So, just accept it Milk Bones and they Of course, my wife did- I mistakenly, it seems, checked out. Emission Neutralizer,” and be happy. would scheme against n’t take time to think me to eliminate me - about what might hap- one-piece pajamas and pen if I forgot to fasten all. the flap. The SBI crime lab, Lumbees I’m not sure where my There would be a draft wife expects me to wear on my backside, and if I the pajamas. I refuse to were outside, a full and a brand new page turner parade around our moon over our neigh- which takes place in Fashioned Barbecue. advocates can conflict. house in them. I might borhood. And, I’m not familiar territory—in “Ignoring the buffet, I And, as the reader frighten the dog. talking about the one in One on One Charlotte and in ordered my usual. learns in “Spider If my parents came the sky. by Robeson County. Reichs Barbecued pork, cole Bones,” even identifica- over while I was dressed Just think what the D.G. often takes her readers slaw, fries, and hush tions based on finger- in the thing, Dad would neighbors would say to Charlotte, where she puppies. A tumbler of prints or DNA matches Martin laugh at me and say then. has been a professor of sweet tea the size of a with relatives are not anthropology at UNC- silo.” This stop is not foolproof. The furor about the Charlotte and where she critical to the plot, but it North Carolina readers Have something on your mind? State Bureau of and Temperance is good information for have an advantage. Tell us what you think. Investigation’s crime Brennan live. She and anyone looking for When they see the Letters to the editor are an excellent forum for the labs, the history and cul- Brennan also live part- home-cooking just off I- Lowery name and public to express its opinion on topics of local, state, ture of Lumbee Indians time in Montreal, where 95) Robeson County, they national or international concern. in and around Robeson each of them work with To solve the mystery of may guess, before other But there are a few rules. Letters are limited to 300 County, and a best sell- Canadian law enforce- the bones in Lowery’s readers, that John words and must include name and phone number. ing North Carolina ment agencies. As grave, Brennan goes to Lowery is a Lumbee The editor reserves the right to edit all copy. author’s new novel. Can forensic anthropologists Hawaii, where she part- Indian. They will be pre- Deadline for letters is Friday at 5 p.m. Material can we bring all these they can often discover ners with the U.S. mili- pared for a little plot be faxed at 552-7564, e-mailed to: kgriffith@raleigh- themes together in one important information tary’s Joint POW/ MIA twist that depends on southonline.com or mailed to Garner News, P.O. Box column? from the examination of Accounting Command, his Native American 669, Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526. I am going to try and, the bones of crime vic- which strives to recover DNA. while I am at it, I will tims. and identify Americans Is there a helpful les- throw in a connection to When the “Spider who have died in past son here for us, as North one of my favorite Bones” story begins, conflicts. Carolina faces a chal- Garner News home-cooking Brennan is in Canada. Along the way, lenge in rebuilding con- (USPS 574600) “Interstate” eateries. She gets an assignment Brennan uses her foren- fidence in the SBI Crime Kathy Reichs’s “Spider to help investigate and sic skills to help solve Lab’s work? garnernews.net Bones” hits the book- identify a dead body several other crimes and “Spider Bones” 209 East Vance Street, P.O. Box 669 store shelves in a few that turns up near a identify the remains of reminds us of one possi- Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526 days. It is the 13th in small town south of other victims. And the bly very helpful fact. Phone: (919) 552-5675 Reich’s popular Montreal. 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August 18, 2010 GARNER NEWS 5A Commending action Social Security celebrates 75th birthday by the National Fire important today as it has also showed a strong From the ever been for working majority of those polled Desk families. oppose reducing Social Protection Here at home, Social Security benefits for of Rep. Bob Security has played a deficit reduction (85 per- Etheridge central role in improv- cent). Economists and ing the quality of life for other experts also tell us Association North Carolina’s seniors that Social Security will BY JOHN BRESLAND The CSB noted that the family buildings. Seventy Five years ago in both rural and urban be solvent for at least CHEMICAL SAFETY BOARD accident at ConAgra These new provisions this month, after much communities. Some another 50 years, but was but one of a number would have required the On Feb. 4, 2010, I debate and negotiation, folks in Washington, that is not an excuse for of similar explosions gas pipe at ConAgra to presided at a Chemical Social Security was D.C. have proposed rad- complacency. Congress Safety Board public caused by an intention- be purged outdoors, passed by Congress and ical ideas to reduce needs to remain focused meeting in Raleigh, al, planned work activi- away from personnel on Aug. 14, 1935 Social Security benefits on stabilizing the econo- North Carolina, to pres- ty that inadvertently led and ignition sources. President Franklin D. or take money out of my, positioning our ent the CSB’s findings to a large and unsafe Under the new require- Roosevelt signed it into Social Security and gam- states for job creation on the Jun. 9, 2009, natu- release of natural gas ments, purging must be the law of the land. On ble it on Wall Street. I and job growth so that ral gas explosion at the into a workplace. monitored using appro- its Diamond will always fight to pre- more North Carolinians ConAgra Slim Jim man- At the time of the acci- priate detection equip- Anniversary, I want to serve these benefits can bolster their savings ufacturing plant in the dent, indoor purging of ment to prevent a signif- take a moment to call because they are a key to work with Social nearby community of natural gas systems was icant release of flamma- my North Carolina promise of keeping our Security to live out a safe Garner. not prohibited under the ble gas. neighbors’ attention to middle class vibrant, and thriving retirement. That tragic and pre- National Fuel Gas Code, The new requirements the significance of the even into old age. The story of America’s ventable accident cost a key consensus code of are similar to new safety passage of the Social Americans support strong and vibrant mid- four lives, injured 67 the National Fire procedures developed Security Act because keeping Social Security dle class is linked with others, and led to a deci- Protection Association and implemented by today it serves as a life- strong and plan to take the creation and growth sion to close the plant, (NFPA) that has been both ConAgra and the line for millions of advantage of it in old of Social Security. This with the loss of hun- adopted by many states State of North Carolina Americans of all ages age. In fact, a recent is indeed a testament to dreds of jobs in the and localities across the in the months following and continues to play a national survey released the true measure of region. country. the tragedy. vital role as a measure of by AARP shows that America and our com- The accident occurred At the Feb. 4 public Outdoor purging is protection against com- three in four (76 percent) mitment to our seniors during an operation to meeting, the Board inherently safer than plete poverty, especially adults age 18+ rely on or and their survivors. I purge (or clear air) from voted to make urgent venting gas into a build- for our nation’s seniors. plan to rely on Social will continue working to a new steel gas-supply recommendations to ing. However, Social Security for their retire- support Social Security pipe that was connected NFPA and the Had the gas pipe at Security is not solely for ment income, including so North Carolina’s mid- to a newly installed International Code ConAgra been safely seniors. About one- a large majority (62 per- dle class families can industrial water heater. Council to prohibit purged outdoors, the third of beneficiaries are cent) of younger adults count on it for another 75 years. The pipe was connected indoor purging and explosion and resulting not seniors, but children, age 18-29. The survey survivors and people at the other end to the require companies and deaths and injuries with disabilities. Social building’s natural gas installers to purge flam- could have been avoid- Security provides bene- distribution system. mable fuel gases to safe ed. CROSSWORD fits to over four million During the purging locations outdoors, I encourage all compa- children and lifts more operation, gas was away from workers and nies to study the new children out of poverty allowed to flow through ignition sources. code recommendations than any other effort. the pipe and exit I am pleased that the and to purge flammable Social Security is as through an open valve NFPA made our recom- gases outdoors whenev- inside the utility room mendation a high priori- er possible. where the water heater ty and took immediate I urge the NFPA to SUDOKU was located. steps to improve the ensure that a prohibition Due to difficulties in National Fuel Gas Code. on indoor purging and lighting the water Last week, on August 5, other safeguards are heater, the purging the NFPA Standards permanently incorporat- operation was contin- Council gave final ed into the National ued for an unusually approval to an emer- Fuel Gas Code, and I long time, eventually gency code change, thank the NFPA leader- causing gas to accumu- known as a Tentative ship and members for late above the lower Interim Amendment, their positive actions to explosive limit inside that will prohibit indoor promote worker safety. 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6A GARNER NEWS August 18, 2010 Obituaries Engagement Margaret Norris other times at the home. the Panther Branch Margaret Ernestine Graveside services were Home Demonstration Brown Norris, 70, held at 11 a.m. Club, arranging flowers, Hatton, Baucom to wed passed away Tuesday, Thursday, August 12 at sewing, knitting and Mr. and Mrs. Dale August 10, 2010 at her Historic Oakwood endless reading. As a Hatton of Raleigh are home surrounded by Cemetery, officiated by true daughter of the pleased to announce the her family. Born in life long family friend, south, she came to call engagement of their Columbia, Tenn., she Rev. Dennis Pollack of her home-place in daughter, Jennifer was the daughter of the Smithfield, N.C. Johnston County, where Hatton of Raleigh, to TJ late Mark Burl Brown Condolences may be she loved to garden. She Baucom of Garner. TJ is and Beulah Anderson made to www.bryan- was also a member for the son of Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Funeral services leefuneralhome.com.yp Our Savior Lutheran Tommy Baucom of were held at 11 a.m. cnproxy.com. Church in Raleigh Carolina Beach. Friday, August 13 at where she enjoyed Jennifer is the grand- Palmer Memorial Free Lois Kath singing in the choir and daughter of JB and Will Baptist Church. Lois Evelyn Stancil serving on the Altar Burial followed at Kath, daughter of Guild. Lois is survived Gwen Dail of Benson. Raleigh Memorial Park. Russell Stancil and by her five children; Jennifer is a going to She is survived by her Annie Sauls, passed on Leslie V. Kath of Johnston Community loving husband of 48 into eternity August 9, California, Daniel G. College for Associates years, Willie Earl “Bill” 2010. Mrs. Kath was pre- Kath (Donna) of Degree in Nursing. Norris; daughters, deceased by her loving Virginia, Douglas V. TJ is the grandson of Teresa Tart and hus- husband of 61 years, Ltc. Kath (Betsy), Mark A. T.C. and Dora Baucom, band, Mike of Clayton Lester V. Kath, U.S. Kath (Sally), and Leigh and the late Bill and and Vicky Green and Army retired, Grand- Ann Hurr (Jeffrey) all of Anna Colvin all from husband, Brian of Cary; daughter Brek Kather- Garner, N.C., 15 grand- Garner. TJ has been a brother, Martin ine Kath and her two children, 12 great-grand full-time Fire Fighter for “Kenneth” Brown and brothers Ruben and Joe, children and one great- Garner Fire Department wife, June of Columbia, and four sisters Lucy, great-granddaughter, all for six years. Tenn.; as well as four Novie, Maude and of whom she loved dear- The two plan to wed precious grandchildren, Elizabeth. Lois, a farm ly. She lived a long and on Oct. 2, 2010 at Benson the joy of her life, Dustin girl, was born and raised eventful life with PHOTO COURTESY OF GARNER PORTRAITS Grove Baptist Church in Tart, Chad Tart, Payton in southern Wake intense curiosity, zest for Jennifer Hatton and TJ Baucom Benson, N.C. Green and Taylor Grace County. In her youth she life, caring and love. She Green. We love you and developed an uncanny will not be forgotten. will greatly miss you! eye for shooting basket- The family wishes to Our memories of you ball while playing for thank all those who will remain alive in our Garner High School. loved and cared for her Stanley, Lee plan hearts forever, Sweetie, This led to her lifelong in her final years, espe- Mom and Nannie. The love of ACC Basketball, cially Maddie, Stephan- family received friends especially the N.C. State ie, Sally and Loma. They December nuptials from 6 to 8 p.m. Thurs- Wolfpack. She came to will always have a spe- Mr. and Mrs. David L. day, August 12 at Bryan- love her travels as an cial place in our hearts. Stanley of West Layfay- Lee Funeral Home in Army wife, starting Thank you also to the ette, IN and Mr. and Mrs. Garner. Flowers are wel- with a post-WWII stint kind and loving care- J. Garry Lee of Garner come or memorial con- in the occupied and givers at the Brian are pleased to announce tributions may be made divided city of Vienna, Center of Clayton. the engagement of their to Hospice of Wake Austria. In the mid 50s Graveside services will children, Brittany Lynn County, 250 Hospice and early 60s, along be held Thursday even- Stanley and James Eric Circle, Raleigh, NC with her husband and ing at 6:30 p.m. at the Lee. Miss Stanley is a 27607 or to Palmer five children, she lived family cemetery. The graduate of Campbell Memorial Free Will in the shadow of the family would like to Univer-sity where she is Baptist Church, 2038 Palace of Versailles, invite Lois’ friends and now employed with the Garner Road, Garner, France in a four story family to a wake to cele- University's Athletic NC 27529. Condolences house built in the 1700s. brate her life and memo- Department. Mr. Lee, a to bryan-leefuneral- During her stays in ries, immediately fol- graduate of Campbell home.com. Austria and France she lowing at the home of University, works in learned to speak both Doug and Betsy Kath. Youth Programs at the A. Inez Cooper their languages to a Memorial contributions E. Finley YMCA. The Inez Willoughby passable degree. Among may be made to the N.C. wedding is planned for Cooper, 78, passed away her additional passions Dept. of Transportation, December 11, 2010 at peacefully on Sunday, were fishing and Wildflower Program, Aversboro Road Baptist CONTRIBUTED PHOTO August 8, 2010 in the shelling at her beloved Roadside Environment- Church in Garner. Brittany Lynn Stanley and James Eric Lee comfort of the Hospice Topsail Island, her long al Unit, 1540 MSC, Home of Wake County. standing membership in Raleigh, NC 27699-1540. 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August 18, 2010 GARNER NEWS 7A ‘Black, White & Bling Gala James Stevens 2010’ calls for sponsors The Garner Mid-Day Rotary Gala sponsors have the opportunity Award banquet set Foundation announces sponsorship to receive recognition on event sig- opportunities for its second annual nage and in media exposure, corpo- Black, White & Bling Gala, set for rate links from the gala site, event Saturday, Nov. 13 at 7 p.m., at the tickets, and raffle tickets for the for August 21 Grand Marquise Ballroom in Garner. grand prizes of $2,500 cash and a The 22nd annual James R. Stevens banquet as we honor this year’s recip- Title sponsors of the event include 1.08-carat round brilliant diamond. Service to Garner Award Banquet will ients. diamond sponsor Swift’s Fine Sponsorships are available at the be held on Aug. 21 at Aversboro Road Advance tickets are required and Jewelry of Knightdale, and Grand Platinum level for donations of Baptist Church. may be purchased through Aug. 18 for Marquise Ballroom. $5,000; Gold level for $2,500 dona- This year’s event will be a luncheon $7.50 at the following locations: Proceeds of the black-tie-optional tions; Silver level for $1,000 dona- and will begin at noon. ▪ Garner Town Hall – 919-772-4688 gala will benefit local children via the tions; and Bronze level for $500 dona- The 2010 award winners are Pam ▪ Garner Chamber of Commerce – 919- Backpack Buddies program, which tions. Cash and Jill Cottengim. 772-6440 supplies underprivileged children in The Garner Mid-Day Rotary Club Pam has been in Garner since 1985 The James R. Stevens Award was Garner with weekly allotments of Foundation is a 501(c)(3) entity. All and has been a leader in numerous established in 1988 by a group of nutritious foods. sponsorships are tax-deductible. For revitalization efforts for downtown Garner area citizens in cooperation Additional gala proceeds will go to sponsorship details, or to purchase the Garner Mid-Day Rotary Club’s gala tickets, visit www.blackwhite- Garner. with the Town of Garner and the scholarship programs for Garner andblinggala.org or call Gala Chair She also has served on the town’s Chamber of Commerce to recognize Magnet High School students. Julie Clark at 919-271-2618. Parks and Recreation Advisory special individuals who offer years of Committee and has been an active dedicated service to Garner. member of the Garner Woman’s Club. Volunteers needed for Jill Cottengim, a life-long resident of Garner, is a teacher at Garner Magnet We want to hear High School where she devotes her from you. master recyclers program time and positive influence beyond Wake County is seek- Recyclers website for issues and policies in the classroom in activities such as stu- Send community calen- ing volunteers 18 years more information and to Wake County, earn com- dent council, homecoming, and the dar items as well as news of age and older, who request an application. munity service credit, annual Asheboro leadership retreat. and sports stories and are interested in recy- Volunteers will be given and may advise depart- She has chaired Garner’s nationally cling and environmental an orientation and train- mental staff on existing recognized Relay for Life since the photos to education, to participate ing on their volunteer and future youth pro- first event in 1998. kgriffith@raleighsouthon- in the new Master duties. grams. 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World At War Germans surprise Allies at ‘Bulge’ This is part five of Planned as a flanking ken through the Allied Berkut in his memoir. lacks an explanation.” scouts climbed to the Berkut’s story. maneuver that required lines and the tide of the “Quickly, waving my top of windmill facing the capture of numerous battle was shifting. hands in the direction On the ground the nearby German bor- BY SHAWN DALEY bridges, the Allies Sitting in the co-pilot’s we were flying and When the glider did der. APEX HERALD EDITOR hoped its success would seat of the glider, Capt. bending my ten fingers finally reach its destina- The next day, using a After 33 consecutive bring a speedy conclu- Michael Berkut watched twice to gesture before tion, the landing was a strong telescope that he days of combat in sion to the war. as C-47s and gliders him the number ‘twen- typically bumpy affair. acquired from the 18th France, the 82nd For a variety of rea- were knocked out of the ty’ I loudly called out, Fortunately, no one was Airborne Corps, Berkut Airborne returned to sons, the controversial sky all around him. ‘twenty minutes.’ He injured, which was focused on an opening England on July 11, operation ended in fail- It was at that moment must have read my lips much different from the in a wall that ran along- 1944. ure with the Allies suf- that Berkut saw his because he nodded sto- outcome of the landing side a roadway. It didn’t But the time away fering over 15,000 casu- pilot, Lt. Riley, begin to ically.” at Normandy. take long before the from the battlefield was alties. reach for the glider Riley, having seen so The 325th Glider group began spotting a anything but a holiday. The 325th Glider release lever even many other gliders Infantry fought at buildup of German sol- The division was given Infantry was scheduled though the landing zone released, probably Mook, Holland – just diers. just two months to pre- to land in Holland on was still many miles assumed they had five miles from the “I don’t know how pare for a major air- Sept. 18 but was away. reached the landing German border – on many miles away they borne offensive in the grounded by bad Berkut leaned over and zone. Had he released Sept. 24. The regiment were but through that Netherlands slated for weather and didn’t slapped at Riley’s hand the glider it would have took defensive positions telescope it was like I mid-September. The leave England until five while yelling, “No, come down right in the on Sept. 27 after encoun- could reach out and unit received replace- days later. twenty minutes more.” midst of German troops. tering stiff resistance touch them,” said ment troops and materi- Reports received from But amid all the noise “How fortunate we during an attempted Berkut. “The first thing I al while undergoing rig- the initial 82nd Airborne inside the cockpit, Riley were that our glider was advance. saw through a space orous training. landing zones indicated still wasn’t sure what not released,” wrote While remaining on between two buildings The 325th Glider the overall operation Berkut was telling him. Berkut. “Indeed, we the defensive near a was a single soldier. Infantry also had the was a success. 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World At War Bulge: Berkut’s quick thinking reveals secret German message CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8A the operation. full retreat. Soon, the our division was on the roads. If it wasn’t for the meet with the prisoner two officers followed by The Battle of the Bulge roads were becoming way up,” said Berkut. 101st and 82nd they at the 1st Battalion com- an ambulance with a red had begun with stun- clogged with Belgian Realizing that could have done what- mand post in an attempt cross on it.” ning victories for the civilians fleeing the Bastogne was not the ever they wanted to do.” to gather some intelli- To an intelligence offi- Germans. It would end German onslaught. immediate area of con- The brutal fighting in gence. cer like Berkut, the much differently. “It was a pathetic cern, airborne troops horrible wintry condi- Knowing that all ambulance meant trou- As the first news of the sight,” said Berkut. “All began setting up defen- tions against some of German officers carried ble. German’s Dec. 16 attack the Belgium people sive positions 30 miles Hitler’s best-trained and map cases, Berkut was “That’s when I said, began to reach the 82nd were walking along the north at Werbomont. best-equipped units was surprised that this offi- ‘Uh-oh,’” said Berkut. Airborne in France it roads dragging carts The next day, the air- the most difficult three- cer didn’t have one. “(An ambulance) gives raised little concern. with clothes and food in borne officers learned week period of the war “I asked around (about away something imme- Small attacks were them. Women were fol- that Panzers had over- for Berkut. the case) to the people in diately. Why? Because expected as the lowing along with their run the U.S. 99th, 106th “That really was the the CP and nobody they wouldn’t be send- Germans attempted to youngins trotting and 28th Infantry worst time for me,” said knew,” said Berkut. “But ing an ambulance if they retreat back into the behind. None of them Divisions, inflicting Berkut. the two soldiers who didn’t expect casual- Fatherland. Allied com- were dressed adequate- many casualties and brought in that officer ties.” manders remained con- ly. It was cold, it was taking many prisoners. Saved by a map apparently saw him As the hours passed, vinced the war was snowing, raining and With the weather con- After several days of through something (in Berkut and his men con- nearly finished. even sleeting at times. stantly snowy and over- brutal fighting, the the bushes). tinued to relay pertinent “At first, we didn’t “There we were, just cast, Allied air power German advance began The soldiers left the information back to reg- think it was anything four jeeps moving on was useless. The to stall against the deter- command post, iment and division serious,” said Berkut. up, while all those peo- Germans took full mined resistance of returned to the front headquarters. “What they would do is ple were streaming past advantage of the oppor- American forces. lines and retrieved the “Later, a platoon cover their withdrawal us going the other way. tunity by continuing to On Dec. 23, the 325th map case under fire. passed by followed by with an attack. We You wouldn’t believe all pound away at the dis- Regiment counterat- “They came back and three or four more,” said thought that was what the (American) trucks jointed Allied ground tacked units from the one of the soldiers hand- Berkut. was happening. They going the other way forces. 2nd Panzer Division and ed it to me,” said Berkut. “Then, just before were in retrograde with frightened drivers. It was during these recaptured the town of “Well, the message noon, I saw three movement on almost all They were going full bleak days of late Regne. ‘Geheim,’ which means German officers pop up fronts and we expected speed from the St. Vith December that the fight- During this chaotic ‘secret,’ caught my eye. out of the ground. Now by wintertime the war area, running from the ing spirit of American struggle an SS Panzer So I opened it up.” I knew they had trench- would end. But it did- enemy.” airborne troops shone officer was badly es. They had a map and n’t.” Unfortunately, the brightest. wounded and captured. Read more of Berkut’s they were gesturing The 82nd Airborne retreating forces and Although Berkut cred- Berkut, who spoke some story in next week’s issue around.” held a division review at civilians were unwit- its the 7th Armored and German, was ordered to of the Garner News. As night fell, the group Sissonne on Dec. 17, tingly heading into the 30th Infantry Divisions left the windmill and completely unaware path of the German for fighting heroically, hurried back to regi- German panzers were Sixth Panzer Army. he saves his highest Come DDAANCE with us aatt mental headquarters. running amok in The Germans seemed praise for the airborne Berkut discovered that Belgium. to be coming from all units that bore the brunt divisional officers But around 9 o’clock directions at once. of the German assault. agreed with his assess- that night the magni- Yet, the chaotic scene “Our air corps couldn’t ment of the situation. tude of the attack was didn’t faze Berkut and do anything because of “They evaluated it becoming evident. the other airborne offi- the weather and all the pretty much like I did,” “I remember being cers. snow,” said Berkut. said Berkut. “They both surprised and “No, I wasn’t con- “(The Germans) had the closed up our defenses shocked by the delivery cerned because I knew freedom to use all the and we got hit with a to me of a bunch of COMPASSION counterattack that maps, simultaneously night.” with the arrival from THRIFT & CONSIGNMENT Alerted to the Oct. 1 division headquarters of Home of the Real Deal! 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10A GARNER NEWS August 18, 2010 Summer’s Legacy - That Irresistible Sun Ripened Tomato favorite recipes. Mix tomatoes, basil, Here’s an easy way to Balsalmic Vinegar, What’s remove the skins of cheese and 1 T. olive oil. Cooking fresh tomatoes. Cut an Top bread with tomato X through the bottom mixture. by Anita skin. Place in boiling Return to oven and Weekes water for 15 seconds. heat till tomato mixture Cool in ice water to is hot and cheese is It’s that taste we crave cover. Drain and care- melted. for all winter, the taste fully pull off skins. Note: You can skip the of a sun ripened tomato! However you slice or first step of lightly If you grow your own, dice, here are some browning bread slices then you share my pas- ways to enjoy the fresh and heat all at once. Or sion. Even if you’re not taste of summer’s vine top bread slices with a gardener but love ripened tomato. Enjoy! mixture and enjoy with- fresh tomatoes, purchas- out heating at all. ing locally grown is best Bruschetta when possible. Select ALW tomatoes that are firm, French or Italian Bread glossy and smooth. Diced fresh tomatoes Summer Salsa Always store at room ¼ to ½ c chopped fresh 8 to 10 small tomatoes, temperature, stem end basil skinned (opt.) & diced up. Balsalmic Vinegar to ½ c. chopped onion PHOTO BY ANITA WEEKES Many times gardeners taste ½ c. chopped green Even if you’re not a gardener but love fresh tomatoes, purchasing locally grown end up with a bumper 1 c. Provolone cheese, pepper (can use red or is best when possible. crop of these beauties. cubed yellow) Mix all ingredients and Carolyn Langdon Mixture can stand at Too busy to can? An Olive Oil 1 to 2 fresh jalapeno allow flavors to blend. room temperature up to easy way to preserve pepper, seeded and Note: This is not only Angel-Hair Pasta 2 hours before serving. tomatoes is freezing Slice bread into ¼ to chopped a wonderful fresh dip, with Fresh Carolyn Langdon them whole. Just rinse, but can also be used as 1/2 inch thick pieces. 2 cloves garlic, crushed Tomatoes spread on cookie sheets Lightly sprinkle olive oil 1 T. fresh oregano, a sauce for grilled dishes Fresh Tomato Tart and freeze. When over bread slices. (Brush chopped and vegetables. 1 small clove garlic frozen, put in freezer on if desired.) Heat in 4 T. fresh parsley, Salsa can be dressed 3 lbs. tomatoes 1 pie pastry bags and return to freez- 400 degree oven till chopped up or down to suit your 2 T. fresh lemon juice 8 oz. shredded er. After thawed, peel lightly browned. taste. If you ever get it Mozzarella skins off and use in your too hot, add more diced 1 t. salt 1 t. sugar cheese tomato. I love it HOT! 2 T. chopped fresh ALW ½ t. black pepper A healthy school 1 lb. angel-hair pasta basil ½ c. chopped fresh 4 to 5 fresh tomatoes, Tomato Cucumber basil sliced thick Salad ¼ c. extra virgin olive lunch for your child oil Childhood diets have calories or carbohy- your child a well-bal- Mince and mash garlic been blamed for every- drates your child is con- anced diet, Watt said. 2 small cucumbers, with a pinch of salt. Peel thing from the obesity suming, think about the If your child buys thinly sliced and coarsely chop toma- Preheat oven to 400 epidemic to attention- fundamental food lunch at school, look 4 small tomatoes, thin- toes. Toss tomatoes degrees. deficit hyperactivity dis- groups: grains, fruits over the cafeteria menu ly sliced with garlic paste, lemon Prepare pie pastry in a order. Elizabeth Watt, a and vegetables, dairy, together. Recommend 1 small red onion, thin- juice, salt, sugar and pie dish. 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August 18, 2010 GARNER NEWS 1B Our state dog not one to be taken lightly Carolina town dwindled breed was the Plott In the down to nothing as the hound which was, if you Outdoors bear population listened to the bear declined. Private homes hunters, “the beat damn by and the one small lodge dog there’s ever been.” Fred that Aurora boasted had At that time we kids Bonner lost income from these simply referred to all the sportsmen’s visits. The hunter’s dogs as “bear If you asked the aver- decline of two major hounds.” age man on the street species of wildlife in our During those lean what a Plott hound is area was a major eco- years for the black bears you’d probably get an “I nomic loss to the Down down east we didn’t get don’t know” for an East communities. to see many hunters or answer. If you asked the We youngsters practi- their specialized hunt- average North cally had all the hunting ing dogs. Without large Carolinian the same to ourselves for a while groups of bear hunters question you might as far as bear hunting to show us the way we have a 50/50 chance of went but we did man- young “wannabees” getting the correct age to enjoy the boom- wasted a good number answer. If you asked a ing waterfowl years dur- of hot, sticky, mosquito bear hunter anywhere in ing the mid-fifties. Local bitten nights sitting in a the world you’d proba- hunting guides such as tree on the edge of a bly get an answer some- Bonner Daniels from the corn field waiting for a PHOTO BY FRED BONNER thing like, “It’s one of even smaller communi- bear to come foraging Bear hunters and their the best hunting dogs in ty of South Creek did a for fresh corn. We never thriving business with even saw one and hunting dogs gathered at the world.” If that bear the base of a tree in hunter happened to be visiting waterfowl learned first hand why which a bear is treed. from North Carolina hunters for a few years. the visiting bear hunters You’ll notice a goodly you’d see his eyes start That business went out had quit coming any- number of Plott Hounds to glaze over and he’d with the decline of the more. in this photo. ducks and geese. Some of the older boys say “It’s the finest all “Holy Nose” the leg- around hunting dog in Bonner Daniels’ fresh for duty in Korea endary Plott ound show- the world and it’s our Daughter, Bertie Daniels managed to sneak a ing whats left after its North Carolina State Arnhols, after her retire- Chinese “burp” gun nose was mostly Dog.” ment from IBM, has (sub machine gun) back removed by a hunter’s I grew up in the small returned to her ancestral from the war and were bullet. The god lunged forward at a bayed bear eastern North Carolina home in South Creek reported to have fired a just as the hunter pulled town of Aurora and that and now operates a drum magazine full of business there that bullets at what could the trigger. Holy Nose part of the state was survived and spent its again caters to the out- have been a bear one loaded with black bear, final years hunting bear abundant waterfowl doorsman. She fondly night. James and John across North Carolina and frequent visitors remembers how, as a Mesic never “cut a hair” and Virginia. He had lost from “upstate” and small child, she listened on a bear with that gun none of his scenting abil- other parts of the United to the tales of the sports- though. ities. States. Our waterfowl men gathered around a Most of the blame for With the renewed bears the name of the time we had an were simply passing card table and, and, the drastic decline in the interest in the eastern “Plott.” Descendant Bob ample supply of dogs through our state on after they had retired for bear population down bear hunting there has Plott has now written and I declined his kind their migrations but the the night, rushed down- east fell on “the bear been an increased inter- three books that outline offer. black bears were our stairs to hunt for loose hunters from the moun- est in the abilities of the history of hunting in I now wish that I’d very own wildlife, born change that had been tains and Tennessee.” Plott hound. It’s now North Carolina. have accepted. My and bred in this state. In dropped around the fur- Wildlife managers felt our official North “Strike And Stay: The admiration of this breed those earlier years we niture. that over-hunting with Carolina State Dog and Story of the Plott of dog has not dimin- probably had the thick- One thing we older large packs of dogs sim- fully recognized by the Hound”, “A History Of ished. est population of black “younguns” also missed ply killed too many American Kennel Club Hunting In The Great In a recent article in bears in the country and was listening to the sto- bears. as separate breed. Smoky Mountains” and Carolina Country (A The Lake Mattamuskeet ries that the visiting bear To the credit of the The origins of the Plott “Legendary Hunters Of publication of the North area had the reputation hunters told around a bear hunters they too hound begins in The Southern Carolina Electric of being “the Canada wood stove every night became alarmed at the Germany and the emi- Highlands: A Century Cooperatives) the great- Goose Capitol of the and we loved to watch decline of our bear pop- gration of two Plott Of Sport And Survival great-great grandson of World. the packs of bear dogs ulation and, with the brothers to America. In The Great Smoky Johannes Plott (the man Ducks and geese and that the bear hunters help of the North Only one brother Mountains” are avail- who introduced the black bear may have brought to town. Our Carolina Wildlife (Johannes Plott) sur- able at bookstores and Plott hounds to North been their own worst home was next door to Resources Commission vived the trip across the from www.history- Carolina and America) enemy during the 1940s one of the favorite and some federal match- Atlantic and he brought press.net and Bob Plott writes, “The as their sheer numbers rooming houses the bear ing monies, the black with him five dogs www.bobplott.com Plott hound remains a attracted lots of hunters hunters congregated in bear populations began which were to become Several years before remarkable multi-pur- to our state to harvest and you could set your a slow recovery. the original stock of the his death the well- pose dog. It is a breed of some of North clocks by the howling of For over 20+ years the Plott hounds in known eastern North dog known world wide Carolina’s wildlife. The the dogs when it was eastern bear season was America. Carolina bear hunter today as the Plott bear rate of harvest eventual- feeding time or a hunt shut down. Bear hunters Johannes Plott settled and Plott hound breeder hound. And nearly three ly out-spaced the ani- was about to begin. were overjoyed when in New Bern. Jerome Barr from centuries after its arrival mal’s rate of production, Two breeds of dogs our bear season in the Later after migrating Chocowinity offered me in North Carolina it changing agricultural predominated the bear east was reopened a few into Catawba County, one of his prize Plott remains unsurpassed in practices offered less hounds that were years ago. In the last 20 the Plott family pros- hound puppies as a gift. the annals of big game reproductive habitat chained in our neigh- years the bear popula- pered and left many We’d hunted together on hunting. Today when and wildlife popula- bor’s yard every bear tion has expanded and descendants along with several occasions and you pet a Plott hound tions plummeted. season. There were a the hunting seasons a brindled-colored Jerome knew how much you are touching the The large groups of few Airedales that were have been extended to breed of dog that now I admired his dogs. At face of Tar Heel history.” bear hunters that visited noted for their fighting try and keep the bears our tiny eastern North ability but the dominant under control. Garner Parks and Recreation Week ending Aug. 14, 2010 Rec Rhodes wins at NC State 1. B&B Services (3-0, 1.000 winning Men’s Softball percentage) Water Ski Championship Results 2. Amelia Church (2-0, 1.000 winning Elite percentage) Aug. 9, 2010 3. Welding Specialties (1-2, 0.333 ▪ Lights-R-Us def. Total Havoc (19-7) winning percentage) ▪ Bryan-Lee Funeral Home def. 3. Raleigh 1st Nazarene (1-2, 0.333 Swagga 69/NY (8-2) winning percentage) 5. Carolina Road (1-4, 0.200 winning Aug. 11, 2010 percentage) ▪ Bryan-Lee Funeral Home def. Total Havoc (21-16) Youth Basketball ▪ Lights-R-Us def. Swagga 69/NY (14- Results 7) Pee Wee Tournament Rec 1st Round Aug. 10, 2010 ▪ Tigers def. Wildcats (28-14) ▪ Raleigh 1st Nazarene def. Carolina Road (7-3) Semi Finals ▪ B&B Services def. Welding ▪ Commodores def. Gators (23-14) Specialties (15-14) ▪ Tigers def. Bulldogs (28-26) PHOTO COURTESY OF PAUL PEDERSEN, WWW.ACTION-SNAPSHOT.PHOTOREFLECT.COM Lane Rhodes, 8, won the N.C. State Water Ski Championship for the Boys 1 division in slalom, tricks and overall. Aug. 12, 2010 Finals ▪ B&B Services def. Raleigh 1st ▪ Commodores def. Tigers (24-19) Lane Rhodes, age 8, of slalom and second in Champion for Boys 1- Nazarene (20-14) Fuquay-Varina repeated tricks. Southern Region. Lane ▪ Welding Specialties def. Carolina Midget Tournament his title this summer as This performance qual- began skiing at the age Road (21-4) Semi Finals the N.C. State Water Ski ified Lane for the of 2 and started compet- ▪ Trojans def. Bruins (47-33) Champion for the Boys 1 Southern Regional ing when he was 5. Standings ▪ Huskies def. Bears (32-29) division in slalom, tricks Tournament in He currently trains at Elite and overall. The N.C. Groveland, Fla. On July Coble Ski School in 1. Lights-R-Us (3-0, 1.000 winning Finals State Champion-ships 28-29, Lane faced off Lillington where his percentage) ▪ Trojans def. Huskies (44-26) were held Jun 17-18 at against 13 other boys father, Michael, is a 1. Bryan-Lee Funeral Home (3-0, Beaver Lake in Ahoskie, from all over the region coach and boat driver. 1.000 winning percentage) Junior Tournament N.C., and sponsored by and skied a personal Lane is the son of 3. Total Havoc (0-3, 0.000 winning Semi Finals Monster Energy Drinks. best. He placed second Michael and Susan percentage) ▪ Blue Devils def. Cavaliers (35-22) His younger brother, in slalom and second in Rhodes. He is a rising 4. Swagga 69/NY (0-3, 0.000 winning ▪ Wolfpack def. Deacons (49-39) Noah, age 6, also skied tricks. His overall com- fourth grader at Swift percentage) in the state tournament bined scores earned him Creek Elementary Finals and placed third in the title of Overall School. ▪ Blue Devils def. Wolfpack (43-33) GarnerNews081810:Layout 2 8/16/2010 2:41 PM Page 12

2B GARNER NEWS August 18, 2010 Community Bulletin Board GARNER DEADLINES and acceptance to the year before the state finals GSHS CLASS OF 1985 There will be activities for nity and helping people in Thursday by 12 p.m. (the whole family, Change Lives come around. We have The Garner Senior High kids to enjoy including face need. The Garner Lions week prior to publication by teaching Life Skills to some of NC's top girls School Class of 1985 is painting and bounce hous- club has helped over 20 date) is the deadline for girls and parenting skills to competing. Some of the planning its 25-year es. Concessions will also individuals in the local area submission of typed, faxed parents, and Restore prizes will be beautiful col- reunion to be held Sept. be on sale to benefit FRG with assistance in getting and handwritten items to Families by working on ored rhinestone crowns, 10-11, 2010. For more sponsored 30th BSTB unit an eye exam and getting be submitted for the follow- each person individually trophies and gifts for every- information, contact Joey family activities. Admission glasses over the last year. ing week's paper. They can until relationships can be one, drawings for a free Cagle at [email protected] and parking are free. There We had a BBQ chicken be faxed to 552-7564. The restored to a healthy, lov- custom make swimwear or visit the GSHS Class of will be ample parking fundraiser in late winter to deadline for e-mailed sub- ing family environment. donated by Amber Miller ‘85 group page on across the street from the raise funds to help local cit- missions is Friday by 5 House of Hope currently and a free photo shoot with Facebook. armory at Durham County izens in need. Our main p.m. Send email to kgrif- serves 8 families in our res- Bud Moffett Photography! Join your fellow GSHS Stadium. goal is to assist those who [email protected] idential program (8 girls in Our new 2010-11 state Class of ‘85 Trojans Sept. The FRG team provides are visually impaired. We m. Submissions should be 2,800 sq. ft. house regula- queens will be riding in the 10 for a Friday night foot- family support by giving help provide help for Camp no longer than 100 words. tion) and 3-4 outpatient upcoming Garner ball game on Sept. 10, comfort and information to Dogwood, a camp special- families at one time. House Fireman’s Day Parade on 2010, at the Garner High guard members, their fami- ized for those who are visu- GSHS ’80 of Hope does not accept Oct. 2. So look for our Stadium. Please arrive by lies and friends during peri- ally impaired. We also help CLASS REUNION any federal or state fund- beautiful girls waving as we 7 p.m. for the 7:30 p.m. ods of normal military life, in funding Campaign Classmates of 1980 are ing. ride down the streets of kickoff. A section at the far but especially during times SightFirst, an international inviting fellow class mem- Night on the Town is plan- Garner. end of the home side of the of separation due to effort to eradicate prevent- bers and others to join us ning raise $400 for the Everyone is invited to stadium will be reserved for schools, annual training, able blindness throughout for a class get-together house of hope. come and watch our pag- the Class of ‘85. training exercises and the world. To find out more Oct. 8 for a Home football eant on Aug. 28 at the Bring the family and a mobilizations. As part of about our club projects or game and Oct. 9 for a Barefoot Auditorium in bag lunch and beverage to this organization, the FRG becoming a member, con- social at the Garner Civitan HUNTER SAFETY COURSE Benson, N.C., at noon. Lake Benson Park Sept. 11 team is also responsible for tact Ed Ketron at 662- Club on Poole Lane at 6 AT MOUNT ZION UMC Admission is $10 for adults for an afternoon of fun from fundraising that will go 5266. p.m. Dinner, music and Mount Zion United and children 5 and under Noon - 3 p.m. Please towards two annual events social time together are Methodist Church invites are free. Our first prelim RSVP to Joey Cagle so a for soldiers and their fami- SHARING OUR STORIES planned along with door you to attend a NC Wildlife after the state finals will be picnic shelter can be lies. GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP prizes from local business- Resources Commission our Halloween Pageant on reserved. Join your fellow For more information Sharing Our Stories, a grief es. Find us on FaceBook Hunter Safety Course to be Oct. 3. For more informa- graduates at the Rand- about the Craft Fair, please support group sponsored as ‘Garner Sr High School held on Thursday, Aug. 26, tion on how you can enter Bryan house for a night of contact Colleen Murray jointly by Resources for Class of 1980’ for contacts and Friday, Aug. 27, from a SEC pageant go to our reminiscing! Cost is 619-869-2342, murray- Seniors and Amedisys and details. We need your 6:30 to 9 p.m. and on website at $38/person or $75/couple. [email protected] OR Hospice meets biweekly, immediate response in Saturday, Aug. 28, from 10 www.SouthernEleganceCh 7 p.m. to midnight. Please Gail Dawes 919-389-4822, first and third Mondays of order to determine a.m. to 4 p.m. arm.piczo.com or email make checks payable to [email protected] or every month from 10 to arrangements. Register There are no age restric- Natalie Eargle at char- GSHS Class of ‘85 visit www.30frgcraftfair 11:30 a.m. at the Garner with us so that we will con- tions, but children under [email protected]. Reunion and mail to Joey .com. Senior Center, 205 E. tinue to build our database. the age of 12 must be Cagle, P.O. Box 1703, Garner Road. Those who accompanied by an adult. FRIENDLY CHAPEL VBS Garner NC 27529. The RALEIGH DRUM CIRCLE have experienced loss are TRINITY UMC BACK On Saturday, you will need Friendly Chapel PFWB deadline for registering is Drum for the Hoop Jam invited to join anytime. TO SCHOOL FAMILY to bring your own brown Church invites you to join Aug. 31. every Wednesday evening Contact Ann Ritter at 773- FUN NIGHT bag lunch. us for a journey to the from 6:30 p.m. until dark 4865 or aritter3225@ TRINITY United Please call the church bayou during our FESTIVAL OF HOPE (through October) at Pullen amedisys.com or Janet Methodist Church invites office at 772-8415 or email: "Crocodile Dock" Vacation New Hope Church is Park above the aquatics Harrison at 661-6894 for you to attend our Back to [email protected] Bible School Adventure! preparing to open a Garner center. The event is free. more information. School Family Fun Night to sign up. There is no fee Each night is packed full of campus this September! Bring your instruments or on Wednesday, Aug. 18, for this class. You must fun as we begin with the Pre-Grand Opening events borrow ours. Extra hula VOLUNTEERS NEEDED from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. This attend all three sessions. Sing & Play Swamp include a free family festi- hoops are available too. Can you spare one hour event will be held at the Additional information Stomp, do Crawfish Crafts, val called Festival of Hope Visit www.raleighdrumcir- per month? If so, would Kid's Clubhouse, 10525 about Hunter Education play Gator Games, visit the on Saturday, Sept. 11 from cle.org for more informa- you donate it to us? Meals Cleveland Road in Garner. can be found at Bible Bayou, eat at the 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. This festi- tion. on Wheels is looking for Stop by and receive a www.ncwildlife.org. Snack Shack, visit the val is free and open to the volunteers who are willing FREE backpack full of Mount Zion UMC is locat- Dockside Drive-in and end community and will feature USS COLUMBUS to spare one hour of their school supplies (while sup- ed at 15772 NC 50 N, ¼ with the Firefly Finale. fun for all ages such as REUNION time to deliver lunch to plies last)! We will serve mile south of the intersec- Each night’s activities bounce houses, food, USSCOLUMBUSCA- home bound citizens in the pizza and drinks and kids tion of Hwy 50 and Hwy 42, focus on our central theme colossal slide, obstacle 74/CG-12/SSN-762 Garner area on weekdays can bounce on the inflata- Mount Zion welcomes visi- - teaching fearless kids to course, toddler playground, Reunion Sept. 29 – Oct. 2, only. Contact the Garner bles. TRINITY United tors to its fellowship! shine God's light! and climbing wall. The new 2010 at Best Western Senior Center at 919-772- Methodist Church wel- Contact the church office at Our Vacation Bible campus will offer two iden- Albany Airport Inn. Please 5057 or visit 205 E. Garner comes you to join us for 772-8415 or e-mail School Adventures will be tical morning worship cele- contact Allen R. Hope, Road between 10 a.m. and FamJam at 9:30 a.m. and [email protected]. on Sunday nights from 6 brations each Sunday at 9 President by mail at 3828 2 p.m. weekdays. Worship at 10 a.m. each p.m. to 8 p.m. starting Aug. a.m. and 10:45 a.m. with Hobson Road, Fort Wayne, Sunday at the Kid's GARNER CHURCH 8 and will conclude with our exciting worship, relevant Indiana 46815-4505 or by BIBLE BUDDIES Clubhouse. Please call our OF GOD YARD SALE Crocodile Dock Biblical teaching, and great phone at 260-486-2221 New Life Wesleyan office at 919-647-9447 or The Garner Church of Commencement children's and student min- between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Church is offering Bible send an email to God invites you to our Ceremony and Ice Cream istries. The offerings will (Eastern Time). You can Buddies, a special needs [email protected]. annual Missions Church Social on Aug. 29. Pre-reg- mirror everything offered at also fax Allen Hope at 260- class, for ages K-5th. Held Yard Sale on Saturday istration is encouraged but the Durham campus. The 492-9771 or email every Sunday from 9:30 to NIGHT ON THE TOWN Aug. 28 at 7 a.m. All pro- not required. You can reg- church will open in the [email protected] for 11:30 a.m. The class focus- FUNDRAISER FOR HOUSE ceeds go to Missions. Our ister online at www.friend- building formerly used by more information. es on music, sensory activ- OF HOPE church is located at 2208 lychapelchurch.org. the small congregation of ities, art, snacks and one Night On the Town is Benson Road, Garner, NC Friendly Chapel is located New Life Church located at WIC PROGRAM on one Bible teaching. planning a baseball game 27529. For more info at McGee’s Crossroads at 2967 Benson Road in The WIC Program pro- Each child is prayed for that will be fundraisers for please call 919-772-1897 11455 Hwy 50 North, Garner - members of New vides supplemental nutri- every Sunday. All disabili- The House of Hope in ext 221. Benson, 27504. Everyone Life are joining with a group tious foods, nutrition edu- ties are welcome. Lots of Clayton. Aug. 22 will be is welcome! Come join us from the Durham campus cation, breastfeeding sup- fun for the kids and a general admission cost $6 SOUTHERN ELEGANCE for our Crocodile Dock to open New Hope Garner! port and referrals to health chance for parents /care- per ticket. You need to con- CHARM STATE FINALS Adventures! care and community givers to relax. Please call tact us so we can get a Southern Elegance FIFTH ANNUAL CRAFT resources. Services are Lisa at 919-934-7497 for head count to get your tick- Charm is having its N.C. CLASS ON FAITH, FAIR TO BENEFIT HHC available in Raleigh, more information. ets. Then you will go to will State Finals Beauty SCRIPTURE,ANGLICANISM 30TH SPECIAL TROOPS Fuquay-Varina, Zebulon, call window to pick up your Pageant Saturday, Aug. 28 AND TRADITIONAL BATTALION Wake Forest and SOUTHSIDE tickets under night on the for all the girls and guys WORSHIP The fifth annual Craft Fair Brentwood. Those eligible CHRISTIAN SCHOOL town. Once inside section that won preliminary pag- An inquirer’s class hosted by the Family must be a pregnant or Southside Christian 406 upper level far third eants during the year. It regarding faith, scripture, Readiness Group (FRG) postpartum woman, infant, School (near 40/42) is cur- base line look for yellow also will be open to at large anglicanism and traditional for the HHC 30th Special or child under age 5, live in rently enrolling students. balloons in the seat and the contestants. worship will be held Troops Battalion will be North Carolina, and have a Low student/teacher ratio. sound of laughter, then pay The age divisions start at Tuesday evenings begin- held Saturday, Oct. 16, gross annual income under Excellent ABeka curricu- me as a donation to the 0-11mths and go up to the ning Sept. 7 and going from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the 185 percent of the Federal lum. Degreed teachers. house of hope. We have 40 married division. We will through Sept. 28. The N.C. National Guard poverty guidelines. For an Join a Christian school for general admission tickets have 12 winners crowned. class is sponsored by Armory (801 Stadium Drive appointment, please call Christian families. Call as a fundraiser. When we SEC will be helping out Raleigh Anglican in Durham). This event will 919-250-4720. This institu- 919-553-7652 for more sell out, you can buy gen- with the MeFine Fellowship and led by Rev. feature the works of more tion is an equal opportunity information. eral admission tickets and Organization this year. This John Lawrence Sharpe, than 60 North Carolina provider and employer. sit with us. I am buying organization was formed PhD. The class will be held artists and crafters. MILITARY FAMILIES advertising on the mudcats several years back for fam- from 7 to 8 p.m. each Jewelry, pottery, glass CALLING SERVICE CONNECTION radio network to advertise ilies and their needs that week. Registration is free. works, paintings, wood MINDED PEOPLE This is a group of military we are there. All games at have children in and out of The class will be held at the crafts, candles, birdhouses The Garner Lions Club is families that live away from Five County Stadium in hospitals with life threaten- Comfort Inn at 1411 E. and much more will be expanding! Our club is a base, who meet to learn Zebulon (Eastern Wake ing illnesses. All partici- Williams St. in Apex. For among the many items looking for individuals who County) and Parking is $4 pants will be gathering up more information, please available to start the holi- are interested in getting SEE ’COMMUNITY BULLETIN per car. Middle Schoolers: donations for this great contact Robbie Broyles at day shopping season. involved with their commu- BOARD,’ PAGE 3B Bring Your Glove! Catch a charity. You can email 919-889-0288 or Linda Fly Ball! This is an official Natalie, the pageant direc- Mason at 919-612-4567 or Night on the Town event. tor if you would like to you may visit the Raleigh Email nighton- make a donation at char- Anglican Fellowship web- [email protected] [email protected]. site at www.raleighangli- YEAR ROUND or visit http://nighton- SEC holds six prelims a can.org/. thetown2002.tripod.com for more information. Night on the Town is the community singles ministry of Crossroads Fellowships Singles Ministry/, located Track Out Camps at 2721 Millbrook Road in Raleigh, N.C. House of Hope opened in March of 1998 as a REGISTER NOW: SPACE IS LIMITED Christian therapeutic school, home, and coun- 866-783-2364 seling center for hurting and troubled girls, ages 12- 8521 Currin Dr. Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526 17. We have an intensive program offering Christian education and counseling for girls and their families regardless of their financial situation. Our mission is to Build Hope, Change Lives CALL 919.567.3400 and Restore families through the saving knowl- or visit www.clubworx.net edge of Jesus Christ. The for more information goal of House of Hope is to Build Hope, Change Lives, and Restore Families. We 100 South Fitness Drive, Fuquay Varina Build Hope by sharing love GarnerNews081810:Layout 2 8/16/2010 2:43 PM Page 13

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2B The Hampton Inn at 40/42 most appropriate for them. has a vacancy on the Artists from Johnston organizations that provide hwy at 10:30 am. Enrollment is open and stu- School Advisory Council. County may apply for arts programs in the coun- from and lean on each Children's Church and dents are accepted year- This is a volunteer position. grants up to $1,500 ty. Grassroots funds are other. It is very important to Coffee Provided! We have round. Please visit www.jor- If you are interested in through the Regional Artist not generally awarded to be with others that are Lifegroups meeting danlakesudbury.org for serving on the council and Grant Program adminis- arts organizations that going through the same Wednesday nights at 7 more information. would like to learn more tered by United Arts receive funding through the thing that you are. We can p.m. Please contact Pastor about the position please Council of Raleigh and North Carolina Arts help you through the diffi- Rodney at 919-820-9332. AWANA PROGRAM AT contact Tina Robinson at Wake County to support Council’s General Support cult time when your loved MT.HERMAN 894-7771. projects that will further Program. Projects must one is in harm’s way, or will TRINITY UMC Mt. Herman Christian their professional and artis- occur between July 1, be deployed soon. We MUSIC TEAM Church, located at 8925 OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS tic development. United 2010– May 15, 2011. To be have classes, speakers as Do you have a passion White Oak Road, Garner, MEETS MONDAYS Arts is now accepting com- eligible for funding, non- needed, and discuss prob- for worship through song? NC 27529 has an AWANA Overeaters Anonymous pleted applications. Final profit organizations must lems and resources. Any- Have you ever wanted to program for children aged are people recovering from deadline for submissions is be located within Johnston one is welcome to come. be a member of "the 3 years through eighth compulsive eating. We 5 p.m. on Sept. 15. For County. Programs will be We meet the second band?" Are you ready to grade every Sunday night meet each Monday night at complete guidelines and evaluated for organization- Monday and fourth step up and lead the Trinity from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Join 7:30 p.m. The meeting is an application go to the al stability, ability to gener- Tuesday of each month at congregation in praise on us if you are looking for an at the intersection of 70 ‘Grants to Individuals’ link ate 1:1 matching funds, 6:30 p.m. at the Triangle Sundays? Would you like excellent Bible-based and 50 (Benson Road) at the United Arts website audience development Baptist Church at 9713 Old to be part of our team? We activity for your children. next to the Dollar Store in www.unitedarts.org . (size and cultural diversity), Stage Road. Childcare is are looking for people like Safe-child policies in place. suite 527 at the Sovereign Johnston County Arts artistic quality, responsive- provided. Please call 919- you to lend their talents King Church. For more Council is also now accept- ness to the community’s 661-7755 for more infor- and lead Trinity in worship USS COLUMBUS information, please contact ing applications for North artistic needs and commu- mation. on Sunday mornings by SHIPMATES Dale M. at 919-630-2592 Carolina Arts Council nity outreach. Application providing accompaniment or Barbarra at 919-760- Grassroots Arts Program forms and grant guidelines SCOUTS NEEDED Navy and Marine Corps and leading singing. You shipmates who served on 3661 or www.triangleoa subgrants through Aug. 20 are available on the Troop 397 meets every would be an excellent addi- the USS COLUMBUS CA- .org. at 5 p.m. Since 1977, the Johnston County Arts Monday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. tion to our growing team of 74/CG-12 from 1944 North Carolina Arts Council website at at St. Mary Mother of vocalists and musicians. through 1976 and the USS SHOWERS Council’s Grassroots Arts www.johnstoncountyarts.or Church in Garner (1008 Trinity UMC is located at COLUMBUS (SSN-762) OF BLESSING SERVICES Program has provided g. Johnston County Arts Vandora Springs Road). 112 Butternut Drive (Hwy. past and present, if you Showers of Blessing North Carolina citizens Council will also mail appli- The Troop is looking for 42 West) in Clayton. would like to share memo- Community Church wel- access to quality arts expe- cations and guidelines new members, but those ries and camaraderie with comes community mem- riences. Johnston County upon request. interested must be in at VOLUNTEERS NEEDED old friends and make new bers to join them during Arts Council serves as the least sixth grade. The The North Carolina ones, contact Allen R. worship celebrations on North Carolina Arts CLASS OF 1975 Troop does a number of Emergency Reserves Hope, president by phone Sundays at 9 a.m. and Council’s partner in award- The Fuquay-Varina High activities including camp- (NCER) has opportunities at 260-486-2221 between 11:15 a.m. The church is ing subgrants to local School Class of 1975 plans ing, hiking, community to get involved in most 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. (Eastern located at 10 Technology organizations for arts pro- to hold its 35-year reunion service projects and much aspects of disaster- Time). Please email Drive (right behind Dairy grams in Johnston County. on Saturday, Oct. 2, at more. response. Membership is hope4391 @verizon.net for Queen at 40/42). For more The Grassroots Arts Bentwinds Golf and open to all state citizens information, please call Program aims to enrich the Country Club and is look- CHRISTIAN ACADEMY more information. age 18 and up. For more 779-7750 or visit cultural life of North ing for classmates. A Lighthouse Christian information, please call NEEDMORE www.showersofblessing.or Carolina’s communities reunion committee has cre- Academy NOW Enrolling 919-269-3453 or email RURITAN CLUB g. Rev. Gail I. Myers, through the support of local ated a website (www.class- Grades 1-12. A.C.E. ncerpio @yahoo.com. The Needmore Ruritan Pastor. arts programming that pro- creator.com) where people Curriculum, We offer Club holds its monthly din- vides opportunities for may register and read their relaxed atmosphere, posi- JORDAN LAKE ner meeting the first UP TO $1,500 every resident to experi- classmates’ profiles. The tive influence, smaller SUDBURY SCHOOL Thursday of the month at 7 AVAILABLE TO ARTISTS ence the arts. Applications committee will primarily class sizes, Art, Drama, Jordan Lake Sudbury p.m. at 1812 Bass Lake THROUGH GRANT are available for non-profit use the website and e-mail Key Club, Service Projects, School (JLSS) is a partici- Road. Join us as we work For assistance in apply- organizations whose pur- to provide details concern- History and Science Fairs, patory democracy for stu- to build a better America ing for a Regional Artist pose is to promote and ing the reunion. P.E., Tutoring and so much dents from kindergarten through fellowship, good- Project Grant, a workshop develop diverse cultural Classmates without more! Please call 427- through high school. will, and community serv- is scheduled in Johnston arts programming in Internet access may call 8362 for more information. Operating in Cary but plan- ice. Please call club County, Saturday, July 17, Johnston County. Funding Beth Ragan at 781-2527 ning a move to the 64 corri- 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. at the priority is given to qualified and leave their name and FAITH &VICTORY President, Bruce Church, dor in the near future, this Johnston County Arts arts organizations (the- mailing address. The class CHURCH 919-422-8520 for more private school provides a information. Council, 231 E. 2nd Street, aters, galleries, choral of ‘75 was the last class to We are excited to vibrant community of Clayton. RSVP to United societies, festivals), arts in graduate from the old announce the launch of mixed-age learners who ini- DIXON ROAD COUNCIL Arts by emailing jmcin- education programs con- Fuquay-Varina High Faith & Victory Church. We tiate and pursue their own VOLUNTEER NEEDED [email protected] or by ducted by qualified artists, School (now Fuquay- currently are meeting at course of study in a way Dixon Road Elementary calling 839-1498, ext. 301. and other community Varina Middle). 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