Fire Victim Hospitalized for Smoke Inhalation Tom Joyce the Double-Wide Mobile Home the Roof When We Got There,” Drinks

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Vol. 133, Issue 98 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 2013 50 cents Fire victim hospitalized for smoke inhalation Tom Joyce the double-wide mobile home the roof when we got there,” drinks. “They had been gone for noon, according to Earl Mounce staf reporter that was occupied by Matthew, Chilton said. It appeared to have a while,” Judy Reed added. of the Surry County Fire Mar- his brother Billy and the latter’s started in the kitchen area. While the family is glad no shal’s Ofice. “We haven’t deter- A disabled veteran of the war girlfriend, Lyndsi Dowell. Matthew Reed was alone and serious injuries resulted, the mined the cause,” Mounce said. in Iraq remained hospitalized Fireighters responded to the asleep inside the home when the ire has left its mark on the “It does not look suspicious,” Tuesday as a result of a ire that burning residence on Joe Reed blaze began. double-wide mobile home and said Chilton, the Bannertown destroyed his home in the Shel- Trail, located off Quaker Road, “He was in his bedroom,” Judy the possessions of the three oc- ire chief. tontown community Monday at 10:15 p.m. Monday, accord- Reed said. “He’s a 100-percent cupants. night. ing to Scottie Chilton, chief of disabled veteran — he pulled “It’s destroyed,” Judy Reed The Surry County Chapter of Matthew Reed, 29, of 198 Joe the Bannertown Volunteer Fire three tours in Iraq.” said of the structure owned by the American Red Cross assist- Reed Trail, Mount Airy, was Department. The Four-Way and Matthew woke up and realized her and the Rev. Rusty Reed, ed the three ire victims with taken to Northern Hospital of Franklin volunteer departments the home was on ire, then man- her husband. shelter, food and clothing. Surry County for minor smoke also responded. aged to get out and went to his par- “They lost everything.” In- Fire crews remained on the inhalation, and remained there “We probably had 30 men,” Chil- ents’ residence to summon help. cluded were war mementos be- scene until about 1 a.m. Tues- Tuesday afternoon. ton said, with the ireighters en- His brother Billy, along with longing to Matthew. day, Chilton said. “They’re keeping him another countering a challenging scenario. Dowell, had left the residence to A inding as to what sparked night,” said Judy Reed, the ire “The ire was pretty much fully pick up a food order at Lone Star the blaze still had not been reach tom Joyce at 719-1924 or tjoyce@ victim’s mother, who lives near involved — the ire was through Steakhouse, along with some pinpointed as of Tuesday after- civitasmedia.com. Tour de Mayberry set for May 4 Staf Report berry also offers an organized short run designed The 13th annual edition especially for children. of Tour de Mayberry is set “We love hosting Tour for May 4. de Mayberry because it The event will feature has something for every- cyclists, walkers and run- one,” Sheila Jones, mar- ners traversing the roads keting director for Moun- in and around Mount tain Valley. “We’ll have Airy, raising money for die-hard cyclists taking on Mountain Val- the 100-miler ley Hospice & with a few Palliative Care. “We love r e s t - s t o p s ; B i c y c l i s t s c o m p e t i - can select from hosting Tour tive runners three routes: who train The 100-mile de Mayberry for months; Tour de May- because it has power walk- berry, which ers taking it includes a something for one step at climb up Pilot a time; team Mountain; the everyone.” walkers who 44-mile sce- stroll through photos by Keith strange | the news nic Edwards — Sheila Jones the route en- The Old North State Winery tent is a popular stop at last year’s Budbreak Wine Festival. Old North State Winery will Franklin House mountain valley joying the be a part of Budbreak again this year. tour; or, the hospice marketing scenery; and, 19-mile tour director young folks of Mount Airy, who run the which winds shorter route through many just for fun.” Celebrating the local wine industry sites made famous by the Registration is at 7 a.m. Andy Grifith Show. and the tour begins at 8 All routes start and in- a.m. Participants also can Budbreak Wine ish at Mountain Valley register in advance either Hospice’s ofices in Mount by going online at www. Festival coming to Airy, with periodic rest tourdemayberry.net or stops along the way. by calling 800-789-2922. downtown May 4 For the third year in a Riders are required to Jessica Johnson row, runners and walk- wear a helmet. Anyone staf reporter ers can participate in a younger than 18 years of 5K event the same day. age must be accompanied The Budbreak Wine Festival, Organizers describe the by an adult. Mount Airy’s downtown wine course as “a short loop Entry fee is $35 per per- festival, will be held May 4 from through gently rolling and son for riders and $30 for noon to 6 p.m. delightfully shaded up- 5K participants. Mountain The fourth annual wine festi- town Mount Airy. It is an Valley Hospice & Pal- val offers wine tastings and sales out and back route going liative Care also is seeking from 15 North Carolina winer- through some of Mount business and corporate ies, multiple food vendors, local More than 2,000 people attend last year’s downtown Budbreak Wine Festi- Airy’s more beautiful sponsorships ranging from artists and musical entertain- val. neighborhoods, including $150 to $750. ment. Proceeds from the event historic North Main; be- “These fundraising Chilton’s band, Eric and the by the Mount Airy Rotary Club in will beneit charity organizations ginning and ending in the events help us continue to Chilltones, will provide entertain- supported by the Mount Airy Ro- cooperation with the Downtown parking lot of Mountain offer personalized service ment from 3 to 6 p.m. The Me- tary Club, who partnered with the Business Association. Valley Hospice.” for our patients and their diocre Bad Guys will kick-off the Downtown Business Association Previous years’ festivities in- Time recording is avail- family members, making event at 12:30 p.m. in order to host the event. cluded a wine competition, which able for anyone wanting a stay with us close to Budbreak Wine Festival enjoyed WFMY Channel 2’s Eric Chil- will not be part of this year’s fes- to compete. There is one home,” Jones said. at least 2,000 visitors during last ton, a Mount Airy native, will be rest stop midway through Anyone interested in a year’s event, which is presented BUDBREAK the emcee for the event. See | A8 the run. sponsorship should con- This year’s Tour de May- tact her at 789-2922. Citizens Police Academy graduates recognized

Tom Joyce class members include Thelma staf reporter Allen, Jenny Anderson, Brenda Barield, Jane L. Bell, Arlene More than 30 local residents Crotts, Wesley Crotts, Barbara F. now have a better understanding Fields, Alton A. Gaither II, Jan- of law enforcement operations ice E. Gaither, Mary W. Gardner, due to completing Mount Airy’s Gail H. Hiatt, Eric Hodges, Anita Citizens Police Academy. N. John, Lanny Johnson, Ray C. The 2013 class of the acad- Lambert Jr., Danny Ledford, emy was recognized during last Mary Ruth Lewis, Van McCoy, Thursday’s meeting of the city Bettsee McPhail, Jim Petelle, commissioners, when its mem- Lindsey S. Stiefel, Richard T. bers received diplomas. Stiefel, Jerry D. Taylor, Ann L. They include 26 citizens from Vaughn, Selbert M. Wood and all walks of life along with six Melissa H. Wyatt. members of the Mount Airy Explorers members who com- pleted the class were Bethany Police Department Explorers, a Freeman, Jodie Beketov, Vanessa youth group. Armenta, Ross Hiatt, Austin The academy spanned 10 Wood and Isaiah Freeman. weeks, representing about 35 tom Joyce | the news Members of the 2013 class of the Mount Airy Citizens Police Academy display their diplomas. Kneeling in the With the graduation of the hours of instruction designed to latest Citizens Police Academy, give participants a behind-the- middle, from left, are Lt. Kelly Hiatt, a community police oicer who coordinated the program, and Dale Watson, city police chief. nearly 300 people have com- scenes look at investigations, pleted the program during its 13 training, crisis management and patrol oficers to witness what the job police perform in protect- emy allows oficers to enhance years of existence. additional operations. One of the they encounter on the streets. ing society. Meanwhile, depart- their rapport with the communi- highlights, based on graduates’ Class members said they ment oficials say in addition to ty, which can pay dividends later. reach tom Joyce at 719-1924 or tjoyce@ feedback, was a ride-along with gained a new understanding of that awareness, the annual acad- Listed alphabetically, 2013 civitasmedia.com. A2

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• A man stopped for free on a $2,000 unsecured model, make unknown, is a concealed weapon (a May 30 District Court ap- earlier in the year by an- speeding early Tuesday bond to appear in court on Brandon Taft Overby of knife), which were issued pearance. other woman without in Mount Airy was found May 1. Robin Road, a restaurant last Wednesday after po- • Matthew Isaiah Pruitt, McHone’s permission. to be wanted on a felony • Bicycles were among employee. lice encountered Hickman 19, of 127 Oak Hill Drive, • An assault investiga- charge in Mooresville, property stolen Monday • A larceny at Grace’s during a suspicious-vehicle was found to be a fugitive tion at the residence of according to city police from the residence of Rob- Closet on Jones School investigation in the Lowe’s from justice from Carroll Scotty Edgar Jarrell and department reports. The ert Darnell Thomas Sr. on Road last Wednesday in- hardware parking lot. He County, Va., after being Terry Dennis Thacker at stop of Anthony Norris Worth Street. A Troy-Bilt volved a wallet owned was found to be passed encountered by police on 1038 N. Main St. led to Jr., 45, of 147 W. Lebanon garden tiller, two 10-speed by Sue Downs Thomas, out from smoking herbal North South Street on charges against both Jar- St., occurred on Rockford bikes and a mountain bike which was removed from incense, police records April 16. Details of the Car- rell, 35, and Thacker, 44, Street near Broad Street, were taken from outside her pocketbook. It con- show, and is scheduled to roll County matter were not on April 15. Thacker is with oficers learning that a storage building. Those tained credit, debit and be in Surry District Court listed, with Pruitt free on a charged with assault, in- his name had been entered items were valued at $725 Medicare cards; a driver’s on June 10. $5,000 unsecured bond and licting serious injury, and as state-wanted in the Na- altogether. license; a checkbook; per- • Sandra Kay Burns, 43, a June 3 court date set. Jarrell with simple assault tional Crime Information • A moped valued at sonal checks; a small sum of 246 Maple Drive, was • In a clariication of and injury to personal Center database. Norris is $1,400 was stolen last of cash; and stamps. cited for shoplifting/con- a previous report, police property. Police records facing a charge of larceny Wednesday from the park- • Erwin Eugene Hick- cealment last Wednesday were told on April 16 that show both men were con- by employee which was ing lot of the Olympia man II, 22, of 279 Cedar at Food Lion on West Pine a prescription for medi- ined in the Surry County iled by the Mooresville restaurant on Linville Ridge Road, is facing vio- Street. Burns allegedly cation owned by Vergie Jail under a secured bond Police Department on Road. The owner of the lations of second-degree concealed $75 worth of Marie McHone of Pilot of $1,000 and are to appear Aug. 8 of last year. He is red, silver and black 50cc trespassing and carrying batteries and is slated for a Mountain had been illed in District Court on May 8. NC House bill requires schools to keep epi-pens RALEIGH (AP) — Some allergic reactions. pens on hand to be administered tions can be fatal. Studies show free and a discount program for North Carolina lawmakers A House bill approved by the by trained personnel. many children irst discover food schools wanting additional sup- and advocates want to re- Education Committee on Tues- Epinephrine injectors are allergies at school. plies. Murry says costs will be quire schools to keep a supply day would require all public, widely used to treat severe reac- Rep. Tom Murry of Morrisville minimal. of epinephrine pens to treat charter and regional schools to tions caused by food allergens. If says manufacturer Mylan Spe- The bill goes to the House potentially life-threatening keep at least two epinephrine not promptly treated, those reac- cialty L.P. offers up to four pens loor next. Sweepstakes donor’s checks to NC pols scrutinized

RALEIGH (AP) — Lawmakers, meanwhile, Chase and Kristin Burns Bank records subpoe- rectly” fund political cam- Winfree, said the state State elections oficials are are considering legalizing of Anadarko, Okla., were naed as part of the Flor- paigns. agency should investigate calling for an investigation the games, which are still among 57 people arrested ida investigation show Checks tied to Chase the donations from Burns. of $235,000 in political do- offered across the state de- by Florida authorities last that the Burns’ company Burns accounted for nearly The ive-member elec- nations to dozens of North spite the passage of three month on felony charges also received more than half of the total $520,000 tions board, which has the Carolina candidates from laws intended to ban them, related to a charity that $98 million in about four in political donations from authority to issue subpoe- an Oklahoma sweepstakes most recently in 2010. purported to help home- years from North Carolina sweepstakes operators that nas and call witnesses to operator, contributions Court records from Flor- less veterans but that pros- sweepstakes cafes using lowed into the campaign testify, typically follows that they say may have ida examined by The Asso- ecutors say was a front the company’s software. accounts of more than 60 the lead of Leake and Win- violated state campaign i- ciated Press show that the for collecting nearly $300 The records show large elected oficials from both free in light of their posi- nance laws. checks were drawn from million in untaxed proits cash transfers then were parties since 2010. tions and seniority. Elections staff have al- Gov. Pat McCrory, state an account that received from sweepstakes cafes. made from the company’s Burns was the largest ready been conducting a House Speaker Thom Til- funds directly from Inter- Such cafes rely on soft- account to a checking ac- individual donor to North preliminary review of the lis and Senate leader Phil national Internet Tech- ware provided by the Burns’ count labeled Chase Burns Carolina candidates in the donations, records show. Berger are among those nologies, a company that company and others to run Trust, the source of the 2012 election cycle. “If the money from the who received the checks, earned millions of dollars the games, track who’s North Carolina political Briefed on the AP’s ind- corporation made its way many of them mailed from in proits from what pros- playing and determine who donations. ings, the elections board’s to the campaigns, then to a Charlotte lobbying irm ecutors allege was a crimi- wins. In return, the soft- State law prohibits cor- Democratic chairman, Lar- me that would be illegal where McCrory worked un- nal gambling enterprise. ware companies keep up to porate money from being ry Leake, and ranking Re- contributions,” said Leake, til just before he took ofice. The company’s owners, a third of the proits. used to “directly or indi- publican member, Chuck an Asheville lawyer.

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www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Wednesday, April 24, 2013 A3 Obituaries

LUCILLE FOLGER Chad Marion and wife Linda Inscore of Ararat; dent. Surviving are his wife and son Robert Simmons DOBSON — Mrs. Lu- Sharon; her caregiver and grandchildren and spouse, of 63 years, Gertrude Mar- of Winston-Salem; grand- cille Vernon Folger, 85, best friend, Doris Vest; Dwayne Hiatt, Ronald D. shall Montgomery of the children, Robin Semones, of Dobson, passed away and the entire Greene fam- and Tonya Inscore, all of home; one son and daugh- Laura Maxwell, Nichole peacefully on April 19, ily for their acceptance, Ararat; Jennifer Inscore of ter-in-law, Doyle and Ken- Cooper, Paul Semones, Pa- 2013, at the Joan and How- love, compassion and Roanoke; a sister, Audrey dra Montgomery of Cana; mela Pomeroy, Wade Sim- ard Woltz Hospice Home. warmth will always hold a G. Holt of Stuart; a sister- two grandchildren, Shawn mons, Andrew Simmons, She was born on Feb. 13, special place in her heart. in-law, Maxine A. Wright and Chenoa Montgomery Aimee Simmons, Kevin 1928, in Stokes County to She was preceded in death of West Melbourne, Fla.; of Fancy Gap and Patri- Simmons, Amanda Gil- the late Wallace H. Ver- by a son, Jeremiah Wayne and several nieces and cia Melton of Cana; four lespie, Kris Simmons and non and Alice Andrews Greene. A funeral service nephews. In addition to great-grandchildren, Jacob Eric Simmons; and great- Vernon. Mrs. Folger was will be conducted at 1 p.m. her parents, Mrs. Inscore Melton, Gabriel Melton, grandchildren, Sarah, Ben, a graduate of Appalachian Friday, April 26, 2013, at was preceded in death by Thomas Montgomery Jake, Kassidy, Tyler, Eli- State University and a be- Clearview Baptist Church, her husband, John D. In- and Alexis Montgomery; jah, Abigail, Zoe, Phoebe, loved teacher in the Surry Rustburg, by the Rev. Noah score; two daughters, Jac- three sisters and a brother- Liam, Sebastian, Wimber- County School System. Fry, the Rev. Don Collins, queline Hiatt and Helen in-law, Dorothy Noah of ly, Alec, Grayson, Jayce, She was also a devoted the Rev. Gary Greene and Scott; two sons, Donald Ararat, Ruby Mankins of ANDREW SIMMONS Kinsley, Emily, Sydney, member of Dobson United the Rev. Jeff Worley with Grayson Inscore and Rob- Ararat, and special sister MOUNT AIRY — An- Stella, Savannah and Had- Methodist Church. Mrs. interment to follow in ert “Bobby” Inscore; and and caretaker, Maxine and drew Benjamin “Ben” ley. The family is grate- Folger will be remembered the church cemetery. The a brother, Edsel Gray. A Haywood King of Ararat; Simmons of Mount Airy ful to the Bobby Shinault for her lighthearted spirit, family will receive their graveside service will be six brothers and sisters- passed into the arms of family and Teresa Hurd for and enjoyed cooking, gar- friends from 6 to 8 p.m. held Thursday, April 25, in-law, Floyd and Helen his beloved Lord on April their love and compassion dening, and Tarheel bas- Thursday at Clearview 2013, at 11 a.m. at Oakdale Montgomery, Roosevelt 23, 2013. Ben was born in assisting Ben at home ketball. She is survived by Baptist Church and other Cemetery with the Rev. Montgomery and Win- May 26, 1923, to the Rev. during the inal years of her husband, Rom Folger times at the residence. The Dean Eaton oficiating. fred Montgomery, all of Charles and Bessie Scales his life. The family also of the home; daughter, Nan family suggests that those There will not be a formal Ararat, Franklin Mont- Simmons. His marriage wishes to thank the wonderful medical and support and Paul Jackson of Dob- wishing to make memori- visitation at the funeral gomery of Newark, Del., to Reba June Clark Sim- mons on Feb. 23, 1942, staffs of Northern Hospi- son; sons, Llew and Lois als consider The Clearview home. Moody Funeral Acie Montgomery of Van- tal of Surry County and Folger and Ros and Cathy Christian School, P.O. Box Home in Mount Airy is as- dergrift, Pa., and Barnard began a 67-year love af- fair interrupted by Reba’s the Golden Living Center Folger of State Road; and 386, Rustburg, VA 24588. sisting the Inscore family. and Love Montgomery of Mount Airy for their three grandchildren, Rush Finch & Finch Funeral Online condolences may of Hillsville; and a special passing in February 2009. Ben was a member of the warmth and caring that Folger of State Road, Kath- and Cremation Service, be made at www.moodyfu- brother-in-law, Bobby and allowed Ben to leave this ryn and Scott Hall of State Altavista, is in charge of neralservices.com. Sylvia Harold of Mount Salem United Methodist Church of the Wards Gap mortal life in comfort and Road and Frank Jackson of arrangements. Please visit Airy. Funeral services will dignity. The family will re- FOLGER community of Mount Airy. Dobson. In addition to her the online tribute at www. be held Thursday, April ceive visitors for a viewing parents, she was preceded finchandfinchfuneralser- MONTGOMERY 25, 2013, at 2 p.m. at Doe During WWII, Ben served aboard USS Cochrane (DE to be held at Moody Funer- in death by her sister, An- vice.com to share a memo- ARARAT, Va. — Mr. Run Baptist Church with al Home in Mount Airy on gela V. Joyce. A graveside ry or send a condolence to Folger Lee Montgomery, services conducted by the 366) and participated in numerous naval operations April 25 from 6 to 8 p.m. service will be held on the family. 85, of 4589 Ararat Hwy., Rev. Terry Vaughn with The funeral service will be in the Paciic theater. Ben Saturday, April 27, 2013, Ararat, passed away Mon- burial to follow in the held in the Moody Funeral was preceded in death at 2 p.m. at the Dobson WANETA INSCORE day April 22, 2013, at the church cemetery with full Home Chapel at 11 a.m. on Town Cemetery with the ARARAT, Va. — Mrs. Forsyth Medical Center in military rites conducted by by his parents; brothers, Friday, April 26, 2013. In- Rev. Harry Sammons ofi- Waneta Maxine Gray In- Winston-Salem. Mr. Mont- the Patrick County VFW Wendell, Aubrey, Perce; terment will follow in Oak- ciating. In lieu of lowers, score, 90, of Ararat, passed gomery was born Aug. 7, Memorial Honor Guard. and sister, Thelma. He is dale Cemetery of Mount memorial contributions away Tuesday, April 23, 1927, in Patrick County to The family will receive survived by his sister, Inez Airy with full Masonic may be made to Dobson 2013, at Waddell Nursing the late Hie Maddison and friends Wednesday from Cox of Mount Airy; daugh- rites conducted by Renfro United Methodist Church, and Rehab Center in Galax. Sally Barnard Montgom- 6 to 8 p.m. at Moody Fu- ter and son-in-law, Carol Lodge #691 AF & AM and P.O. Box 497, Dobson, She was born in Arcola, ery. He was retired from neral Home in Mount Airy. and Allen Semones of full military rights con- NC 27017; or to the Joan W.Va., on Jan. 26, 1923, to Sara Lee Hosiery Mill after Flowers will be accepted, Columbia, S.C.; sons and ducted by the VFW Memo- and Howard Woltz Hos- the late Edwin and Delores 40 years of service, was a or memorials may be made daughters-in-law, Jerry and rial Honor Guard Mount pice Home, 945 Zephyr Swisher Gray. Mrs. Inscore lifelong member of the Ar- to the Doe Run Baptist Diana Simmons of Tucson, Airy Post #2019 and Pilot Road, Dobson, NC 27017. was retired from Spencer’s arat Volunteer Fire Depart- Church Cemetery, Ararat, Ariz., John and Patricia Mountain Post #9436. In Moody-Davis Funeral Incorporated and was of ment and was a member of Doe Run Church Road, Simmons of Chesapeake, keeping with Ben’s chari- Home in Dobson is serving the Baptist faith. She is Doe Run Baptist Church, Ararat, VA 24053. Online Va., Grayson and Kaye table nature, if anyone so the Folger family. Online survived by a son, William where he served as deacon condolences may be made Simmons of Mount Airy, desires, in lieu of lowers, condolences may be made “Bill” Inscore of Sparta, for 39 years and was the at www.moodyfuneralser- Billy and Libby Simmons please make a donation to at www.moodyfuneralser- N.C.; a daughter-in-law, Sunday school superinten- vices.com. of Chattanooga, Tenn., a charity of your choice. vices.com.

REBECCA GREENE RUSTBURG, Va. — Re- becca Ann Collins Greene, 52, of 2183 Sunnymeade Road, Rustburg, passed away on Monday, April 22, 2013, at Lynchburg Gen- eral Hospital. She was the beloved, faithful and devoted wife of Dr. Rev. Wayne Frederick Greene for more than 21 years. She was born March 25, 1961, in Forsyth County, N.C., a daughter of the late Hersey Collins and Rada East Col- lins. She was a member of Clearview Baptist Church and principal of Clearview Christian School. Rebecca loved music, was an out- standing pianist, and a lov- ing and generous person. She is survived by a sister, Yvonne C. Marion and husband Ron of Mount Airy; two nieces, Stephanie Til- ley and husband Ken and Courtney Mabe and husband Scotty; one nephew,

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A4 Wednesday, April 24, 2013 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com SURRY COUNTY’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER -ESTABLISHED IN 1880- “Were it left to me to decide John Peters, editor whether we should have a gov- [email protected] ernment without newspapers, or newspapers without a gov- The Mount Airy News Wendy Byerly Wood, associate editor ernment, I should not hesitate a [email protected] moment to prefer the latter.” Printed on recycled www.mtairynews.com/opinion newspaper — Thomas Jefferson 319 N. Renfro St. Phone: (336) 786-4141 Mount Airy, NC 27030 Opinion Fax: (336) 789-2816 Editorial Writing the letters the old-fashioned way Texts, emails, instant ily’s two-week of communi- they share what life is like messages — those didn’t camping jour- cating for me. here with those in Kenya. Dismantling ethics exist in my years as a ney through And of course, With our world so satu- youth, but I was what my the New Eng- as I got older rated with technology and laws, must be mom called her “social land states and and my pen quick ways to communi- butterly” and that meant into the Atlan- pals aged, we cate, it is comforting to inding a way to commu- tic provinces of kind of lost know that people still do a joke, right? nicate with others. Canada, going touch. use snail mail and hand- We would frequently go as far north as When I written letters to get their From the News & Observer of Raleigh on camping trips to state Prince Edward read the arti- messages back and forth. Robert Brawley, Republican North Carolina House and national parks as well Island to visit cle this week Too often we leave out the member from Iredell County, meet your governor, Pat as private campgrounds, the Anne of about the extra details that really McCrory. The governor rode to victory by campaigning and I was always making Green Gables Sister2Sister make a story alive just so against evil Democrats loading up on campaign dollars new friends who lived far house. program in we can zap information and doing favors for their friends and hobnobbing with away from the Piedmont On a trip to Wendy Byerly which Surry to one another quicker. It lobbyists. Triad of North Carolina. Washington, C o m m u n i t y leaves holes in stories. Oh, they were bad, said then-candidate and now-Gov. So what did we do to D.C., I met a Wood College stu- Every once in a while McCrory. Gotta clean things up. Yessiree Bob. keep in touch? We ex- nice boy from dents are we all need to get out our So why, then, having been around politics long enough changed addresses and Quebec and we kept in participating, it brought good old-fashioned paper to have seen former Democratic House Speaker Jim Black and pen and write down go to federal prison on corruption charges, is Brawley started writing letters to touch for a long time. He back memories of spend- one another — handwrit- couldn’t speak English ing hours writing letters our story and share it with seeking to weaken part of ethics rules installed in the others. At least that way, wake of Black’s reign? Must be a misprint, right? ten letters on notebook well, but he knew how to to my numerous pen pals. paper, not keyboard typed. write it, so it made since The program the stu- the story doesn’t get lost Nope. or deleted in cyberspace. Brawley wants to remove a ban on lobbyists giving gifts At one point I was get- we would be pen pals. dents are involved in part- to lawmakers. And they wouldn’t be required to report ting two or three letters a It wasn’t until my later ners them with families Wendy Byerly Wood is the associate any gifts. Brawley says only that, “I see a lot of honesty week from pen pals I had years of high school and and individuals in Kenya. editor of The Mount Airy News. She and integrity around here,” ”here” presumably being the made through my travels, early in college that email It gives the students an can be reached at wbyerly-wood@ Legislative Building. especially after my fam- became a mainstream way idea of life there, while civitasmedia.com or at 719-1923. Could it be that Republicans resent that during all those years when Democrats ruled and got showered with gifts from lobbyists all the GOP members got was an oc- casional key chain or just a howdy-do? McCrory wants changes to road priorities It’s hard to igure any other reason why Brawley would want to dismantle part of ethics oversight, particularly RALEIGH — recent im- when his governor ran on it. And Brawley’s no rookie. If the devil is in provements, Being trapped in traic, day after He’s chairman of the Finance Committee. the details, then and you also day, makes for a lot less satisfaction Maybe he’s just having a little fun in advance of an- the saints may might have nouncing even more strict ethics rules. That must be it. reside in the some dif- with the status quo. Really. Got to be… general prin- ferent ideas ciples that Gov. about how Pat McCrory the state percent would go toward everyone is going to like it. has put forward might bet- projects in seven regions. If there are winners, there Write your representatives for revising how ter build its Within those regions, will certainly be losers, and Dobson Commissioners the state spends roads. projects would again rural areas are the most road dollars. G i v e n compete, with data deter- likely places to see fewer • Mayor Ricky K. Draughn, P.O. Box 1021, Dobson, NC McCrory last those kinds of mining 70 percent of the transportation dollars as a 27017, 356-8201 (business), 356-4462 (home) week unveiled a experiences rankings and 30 percent result of the changes. By distributing fewer • Lana Brendle, 223 Windsor Park Drive, P.O. Box 796, plan that would Scott Mooneyham around the based on local rankings of projects. The remaining 20 dollars regionally and place more im- Syndicated state, McCro- 356-9091 (business), 356-8508 (home) portance on ry’s call for percent of transportation more on a statewide basis, Columnist the McCrory administra- road-building change was dollars would low to sub- • John D. Lawson, 423 S. Main St., 356-8555 tion will also need to make projects that predictably regions, 14 of them in all. • Wayne Atkins, P.O. Box 351, 356-8962 The McCrory admin- the case that the process is have statewide e m b r a c e d actually driven by trafic- • Todd Dockery, 106 Saddle Brook Drive, Dobson, 27017, istration says the change signiicance, lessening the by a number of people related data. — which will have to be 356-2233 inluence of a regional dis- and groups, including the Otherwise, the change tribution formula that has North Carolina Chamber. approved by legislators — • Robin Testerman, 110 Freeman St., Dobson; 386-9144; has the potential to be been in place since 1989. The plan, outlined by his will put about $200 million seen as more political, not [email protected] It is hard to argue that transportation secretary, more each year into bigger less. McCrory has said that Mount Airy Commissioners current manner in which Tony Tata, would have road projects. those who are “satisied road dollars are distrib- projects compete for dol- Tata estimates the new with the status quo” will • Mayor Deborah Cochran, P.O. Box 70, 786-3504 uted in North Carolina is lars based, in part, by the plan would pay for at least be the toughest to sell on • Steve Yokeley, 132 Greystone Lane, 710-0472; syokeley@ working well. collection of data. Funding 260 projects statewide in the plan. Probably so. Drive around Charlotte would be divided into three the next 10 years, about It is easy to be satisied mountairy.org or through Union County levels — statewide, region- 85 more than the 175 in with the status quo when it • Dean Brown, 380 Folly Farms Road, 789-1979 (home) toward Charlotte around al and local. Projects of the DOT’s current 10-year means getting home from plan. McCrory touts the work quickly or making a • Jon Cawley, 508 Country Club Road, 786-7657 anything approaching rush statewide importance that hour and you are likely address trafic congestion plan as a way to take poli- fast trip to the beach. • Scott Graham, 316 Grace St., 710-0062; sgraham@moun- to think that something would receive 40 percent tics out of road building, Being trapped in trafic, tairy.org needs to give. of the available revenue, or alleviate congestion, and day after day, makes for a Drive toward Camp about $6.4 billion over the attract industry and jobs. lot less satisfaction with • Shirley Brinkley, P.O. Box 70, 789-1866; sbrinkley@ Lejeune, even with some next 10 years. Another 40 That doesn’t mean that the status quo. mountairy.org Pilot Mountain Commissioners • Mayor Earl Sheppard, 817 Sunset Drive, 368-4958 • Linda Needham, 508 W. Main St., 368-5908 • Cordie Armstrong, P.O. 386 Pilot Mountain • Gary Bell, P.O. Box 1461, Pilot Mountain. • Dwight Atkins, P.O. Box 794, Pilot Mountain Surry County Commissioners • Chairman Eddie Harris, State Road, 366-7233 (cell); har- rise@ co.surry.nc.us • Vice Chairman Paul M. Johnson, Pilot Mountain, 351- 5526 (home); [email protected] • R.F. “Buck” Golding, Lowgap, 352-3200 (home); 919- 667-5715 (cell); [email protected] • Jimmy W. Miller, Mt. Airy, 786-6829 (home) • Larry Phillips, 401-7570 (home); [email protected]. nc.us

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Nominees for Direc- ners after reporting profits that impressed Joe Fox, chairman and co-founder of on- tor of the Year must have investors. Financial stocks rose after Trav- line brokerage Ditto Trade, was at work in served as a county di- elers’ earnings beat analysts’ expectations. L.A. when he got a call from the Chicago rector of social services That’s a change from earlier this year. brokerage offices telling him what had for five years prior. The The stock market’s surge in 2013 has happened. Fox watched the market tank- award recognizes contri- been led by so-called defensive industries ing, and its quick bounce back. butions to the local com- such as health care, consumer staples and “It was a tipsy-turvy rollercoaster for a munity and the field of utilities. Investors buy those stocks when few minutes there,” Fox said. social services. they want reliable earnings and regular Fox said the news didn’t sound right Sharon Scott, social dividends. Until now, they have been un- to him when he first heard it. He thinks sure about the strength of the economic that traders are being more cautious services director of recovery and been less enthusiastic about in the wake of the 2010 “flash crash,” Stanly County, presented stocks whose fortunes are more closely which sent the Dow spiraling 600 points Johnson with the award. tied to swings in the U.S. economy. in a matter of minutes. During her remarks, “For a change we are actually seeing After the brief sell-off investors turned Scott said, “Larry has more cyclical parts of the economy lead their focus back to earnings. been a mentor to, not the market,” said Michael Sheldon, chief A resurgence in corporate profits after only me, but so many of market strategist at RDM Financial Group. the Great Recession has been one of the his fellow directors and The Dow Jones industrial average and drivers that pushed the Dow up 12 percent has provided encourage- the Standard & Poor’s 500 index both rose and the S&P 500 up 11 percent this year. ment, strength and sage 1 percent, and rose for a third straight day. However investors remain unsure how advice where needed. The markets closed higher even after much further earnings can improve with- NCACDSS, Rockingham stocks and other markets were shaken out the outlook for growth in the global County and the field of Submitted photo in the early afternoon when a fake tweet economy improving as well. social work are stronger Larry Johnson, a Mount Airy native, is awarded as on the AP’s Twitter account prompted a Tuesday’s upturn in stocks put both and more effective be- NCACDSS Director of the Year by Sharon Scott, DSS di- sudden sell-off. indexes back in the black for April and cause of Larry Johnson. rector of Stanly County. A posting saying that there had been closer to the record high closes they Larry’s dedication and explosions at the White House and that reached on April 11. It was a sharp hard work, his reliabil- member of the commit- nity Trust Board at An- President Barack Obama had been injured change of tone from last week, when the ity, his wisdom and his tee that selected the nie Penn Hospital; and was sent at 1:08 p.m. The Dow immediate- market had its worst drop since Novem- skills are recognized by new contract provider ly plunged about 143 points, from 14,697 ber. That sell-off started after economic a member of the board to 14,554. The AP said its Twitter account growth in China, the world’s second- all. Larry goes about his for EBT. 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Jef Linville, Staf Reporter WEDNESDAY, (336) 719-1920 Tanya Chilton, Staf Reporter APRIL 24, 2013 (336) 719-1921 SPORTS [email protected] Three teams tie for 1st in NW baseball Jef Linville fourth place with a 9-5 re- Staf Reporter cord. East Surry got its inal The Northwest Confer- win by beating Bishop 7-6 ence baseball season in- Tuesday night. ished with a three-way tie Central’s Caleb Mitch- for irst place. ell hit a two-run single to West Stokes looked to break a late tie as the Ea- have the season wrapped gles beat North Surry 4-2. up two weeks ago, but Mount Airy is in sole inished poorly to let East possession of ifth place Surry and Surry Central with a 7-6 record with one catch the Wildcats with a game left to play with Bish- 10-4 record. op McGuinness (2-11). South Stokes beat West North Surry is sixth at Stokes in the inale, which moved the Sauras into See BASEBALL | A7

Jef Linville | The News Mount Airy’s Justin Leonard hits a volley against East Surry in the irst round of the Northwest Conference 1A Tourna- ment. Leonard and partner Jack Marion beat Zach Koons and Tyler Pardue in the third set. Kessler, Bishop advance in NW tourney Jef Linville teams will face off for the confer- The muscle was sore, but didn’t Staf Reporter ence title, and Ben Jandzinski ad- prevent Kessler from going on vanced to the singles inal. Tuesday. However, he wasn’t able Mount Airy’s Mitch Kessler Jef Linville | The News Bear Coach Rodney Pell said to swing overhead, meaning he North Surry honored its six seniors before Tuesday’s overcame an injury to advance to Kessler had pulled an abdominal had to serve underhanded. game with Surry Central. They are, from left, Claire the inal of the Northwest Confer- muscle after playing eight match- That didn’t stop the junior from Montgomery, Hannah Goins, Molly Martin, Kayla Swift, ence 1A singles tennis title. es in the past week. Kessler had beating South Stokes’ Chris Sinon Allison Woodbury and Kacey Beamer. Bishop McGuinness went unde- three team meets for both singles and Bishop’s Jonathan Ingram in feated in conference play and put and doubles, then he played two straight sets. He blanked Sinon on a good showing in both singles singles matches in an amateur Lady Hounds and doubles. The two doubles tournament over the weekend. See 1A TENNIS | A7 beat Lady Eagles Needham springs upset in 2A singles Jef Linville Staf Reporter Tanya Chilton Mark Parsons said Need- Staf Reporter ham’s big win did not The Lady Greyhounds beat the Lady Eagles 8-1 at come as a surprise to home Tuesday. Fifth-seeded Kirk him. “I knew he had it in North Surry held a one-game lead on Surry Cen- Needham of Surry Cen- him all along,” said Par- tral in the softball standings, so this win solidiied tral pulled the biggest up- sons. the Hounds as the top 2A team in the Northwest and set out of all single player Sophomore Needham a guaranteed spot in the state 2A playoffs. competition on Tuesday said the win had not yet North Surry will host the number-three seed from during the Northwest sunk in, but he was hap- the Mountain Valley Conference in the irst round. Conference 2A singles py with it. In this game, Hannah Goins and Bailey Culler pro- and doubles tennis tour- North Surry’s Austin vided plenty of offense, and Marlee Bunker went the nament. Barker had a stout show- distance on the mound. Needham shined ing after getting his sec- Culler scored three of the eight runs. She came during the inal match ond victory over the irst- around after a walk and a hit, then she drove herself for the irst-ranked 2A seeded Andrew Holmes in with a home run. Golden Eagles, win- 6-1, 7-5 during the irst Goins scored two runs and went 3-4 with a double ning after a tiebreaker inish of the day. North and two singles. irst set against North Surry’s Head Coach Claire Montgomery went 2-3 and scored a run. Surry’s Samuel Holder. Drew Belton said Barker Kayla Swift walked and came around to score. Needham in a display of has won in singles over “As a team we were hitting it hard all night,” said tenacity over two higher irst seeds during confer- North Coach Willie Hodges ranked players irst over- ence play three years in a The win improves the Hounds to 10-4 in the came number two seeded row. Northwest, even with East Surry in the win column. West Stokes’ Andrew In doubles, number- Tanya Chilton | The News The Lady Cards conclude their league play against Spainhour to get the win. Surry Central’s Kirk Needham will play number one seed irst place North Stokes tonight. If East Surry loses, Central’s Head Coach See 2A TENNIS | A7 Austin Barker of North Surry in the 2A inals. the Cards and Hounds will be even. North Surry is inished until next week’s conference tournament. Lady Wildcats defeat Eagles in double OT Tanya Chilton The game, originally scheduled for goal for the Golden Eagles during the Staf Reporter Tuesday, solidiied West Stokes as irst half of the match. Her score gave irst-place title holder in the North- the Golden Eagles a tie score of 1-1 KING — The Surry Central girls west Conference, said Richardson. with the Wildcats before half-time. soccer team lost to West Stokes in a Surry Central ranks irst in 2A During the second overtime pe- double overtime game on Monday by Northwest Conference competition. riod, the Wildcats scored off a corner a score of 2-1 at West Stokes. Richardson said there is a three- kick and took the win, said Richard- Surry Central Soccer Coach Matt way tie between Surry Central, son. Richardson said the Wildcats scored South Stokes and Bishop McGuin- Surry Central will play Elkin at on the Golden Eagles during the irst ness for second place in the overall home today and at East Surry on Fri- 10 minutes of the game after Central conference. day. Surry Central’s record is 12-4-1 came out playing “lat.” Victoria Olchowoj scored the only overall and 6-3-1 in the conference. Lady Bears fall to

Submitted photo Alex Hege in the tiger class from ages 10-14 won at Villains in soccer the AAU State Championship representing Sidekick Jef Linville Then senior Andi Staf Reporter Karate School and brought back to Mount Airy gold Moore got the Bears on and silver medals. the board, converting An improving Lady Vil- a breakaway off a pass lains soccer team beat ahead from Vanessa Ar- Mount Airy 11-2 on Tues- menta. Local karate rankings, day. Moore converted an- “They’ve gotten a lot bet- other goal to bring the ter as the year’s gone on,” home team closer at 8-2. victory to be celebrated Mount Airy Head Coach However, in the second Will Hurley said of the Vil- half, the Villains scored Staf Report lains. three unanswered goals to Mount Airy (9-9) lost to The Sidekick Karate School in Mount Airy will end the match early. Bishop McGuinness 7-1 last hold a belt ranking test on Friday and celebrate Hurley praised the hus- month. The Villains have results on Saturday at the Starlite Skating Center tle on defense of Christy in Mount Airy. won ive of their last six Beasley and the effort of The event will be a celebration of the school’s with the only loss to con- keeper Ailia Halpern. state win in March at the State Amateur Athletic ference leader West Stokes “Ailia had 16 goal saves, Union Karate and also mark the students’ latest (10-1 in the Northwest). and she earned every one rankings from Friday. Jef Linville | The News Bishop jumped out to of them,” he said. Mount Airy’s Andi Moore takes a pass from Jordan Jackson an 8-0 lead in the irst half, The Lady Bears will See KARATE | A7 and changes direction. Moore had both goals for the Bears threatening to end the have Senior Night Friday Tuesday. match early. against rival North Surry. www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Wednesday, April 24, 2013 A7 1A Tennis 2A Tennis

From Page A6 From Page A6 6-0, 6-0 and then won the two seeded Wildcats Jacob irst ive games against In- Covington and Sam Elter gram. pulled out a determined win 7-5, 7-5 over Central’s With the soreness wors- Zach Wilmoth and Trent ening, he split two games Day after a comeback from to inish the irst set 6-1, 2-5 in the second set. Wild- then battled to a 4-3 score cats Head Coach David before winning the inal Smith said, “We were able two games to advance. to come back, we stayed Ingram was in the semi- in the game mentally and inals after beating East were able to execute.” Surry’s Daniel Hancock In the winner’s bracket 6-0, 6-1. Jef Linville | The News today, Austin Barker of On the other side of East’s Caenan Johnson will play today in the third-place North Surry will meet Kirk the brackets, East’s Cae- match with Bishop’s Jonathan Ingram. Needham of Surry Central. nan Johnson broke Mount In the split win/loss brack- Tanya Chilton | The News Airy’s Blake Hensley in the serve, then kept the mo- McLaughry blanked South et from Tuesday, Andrew irst game and went on to Holmes will play North Number two seeded Ryan Critz and D.J. Boyles will play num- mentum going for a 6-4 Stokes’ Dylan and Bryce ber two seeded Zach Wilmoth and Trent Day of Surry Central. win 6-4, 6-2. win to force a third set. Fulp 6-0, 6-0. Surry’s Samuel Holder and Jandzinski was up on The Cards took that set 6-1 Ryan Critz and D.J. Boyles mes 6-1, 7-5 in the second Luke Haymore and Colby Weckworth/McLaughry will play Central’s Zach South Stokes’ Drew Hicks to advance. round. Fifth Kirk Needham Chilton. Haymore and Chil- kept on rolling, taking Wilmoth and Trent Day. won over Andrew Spain- ton won in the second round 5-0 in the irst set when In the other quarterinal, down the Bears 6-1, 6-0 to Hicks withdrew with an Mount Airy Middle hour 7-5, 6-0 in the irst 6-1, 6-1. Then, second-seed- the Bears’ Justin Leonard advance to the inals. School hosted the 2A round; then, over irst seed ed Jacob Covington and Sam undisclosed injury. and Jack Marion were the On the other side, singles and doubles North- Jandzinski then beat Samuel Holder 7-6 (4), 3-6, Elter won the irst round fourth seeds taking on Bishop’s John Abram and west Conference match. 6-4 in the second. against third-seeded Corbin Johnson 6-0, 6-0 to ad- ifth-seeded Zach Koons Zack Jones irst beat South Finals scores in singles In doubles, second seeds Willard and Alex Jones 6-3, vance to the inal. and Tyler Pardue. Stokes’ Michael Weng and were as follows: Second Ryan Critz and D.J. Boyles 6-2. Covington and Elter Leonard/Marion won seed Austin Barker over won in the irst round over then won the second round Doubles Play Blake Embree 6-1, 6-0. the irst game, but East’s Then they took down Bliz- sixth Weston Mosley 6-0, David Gravitt and Frank against Wilmoth and Day East Surry and Mount duo won four straight 6-0 in the irst round; then ard and Williamson 6-1, 6-1. Sells 6-3, 6-3, but lost in the 7-5, 7-5. Day said, “We just Airy played two close games to take the lead on over irst seed Andrew Hol- second round to irst seeds did not show up today.” matches in doubles play. the way to a 6-3 set win. Kessler will face Jandz- Third seeds Tanner In the second set, the inski in the singles inal at Hartley and Austin John- score was tied 1-1 when 4:30 p.m. today, while on son had their hands full the Bears had 10 different another court at the same Baseball with the Bears’ Robert time, the Bishop doubles game point chances and let From Page A6 Mount Airy agreed to play the Cards to- Blizard and Gentry Wil- them slip away. That gave teams will square off. day at 7 p.m. The game counts toward the liamson. the Cards a 2-1 lead. Also, the 2A inals will 5-9, Bishop seventh and North Stokes (1- season record, but not toward the confer- The Bears were down After that, however, move from the middle 11) last. ence record. 1-2 in the irst set, then ral- Mount Airy rallied to win school to the high school Mount Airy moved above .500 on Tues- ive of six games for a 6-3 on the same courts. The Bears then play at Bishop on Thurs- lied to win 6-3, poised to day with a 12-0 win over the Vikings in day. That will be the third straight day pull off an upset. set. In the third set, the In the third-place match- ive innings. Bears rolled to a 6-1 win to es, East’s Johnson will face that the Bears play someone on their Se- Blizard and Williamson Sam Harris allowed just one hit, and ev- nior Night, Cawley pointed out. were up 2-1 in the second set advance. Ingram in singles. Leonard ery Bear hitter contributed. Next week is the conference tournament. and serving with a chance to Leonard and Marion faced and Marion will take on Eight of nine batters got a base hit. Gar- The coaches will meet over the weekend to go up another game. the top seeds from Bishop. Hartley and Johnson for rett VanHoy scored twice, once off an er- discuss plans and inalize seedings. The Cardinals broke Kevin Weckworth and Sam doubles. ror and once after reaching on a ielder’s choice, so he did his part, too, noted Even though East Surry tied for irst, Coach Jon Cawley. the Cards lost both games to West Stokes, Austin Taylor had three hits, Benji which would appear to knock the Cards Karate Hicks two doubles, and Kenny Overfelt out of consideration for the top seed. and Wes Bumgardner two hits each. Surry Central and West Stokes split From Page A6 rate, their kata (form) and per Regionals to be held on East Surry was planning Senior Night their season meetings. Central swept basic ighting skills. May 11 in Goldsboro. Aly today against East Forsyth. However, the North Surry, while the Wildcats split with The ranking test begins Yellow is the beginning will send students to the visiting team had to cancel to squeeze in the Greyhounds; that could be a determin- at 4 p.m. on Friday, said color and the belt hues AAU National Champion- a conference game. ing factor in tiebreaker criteria. Sensei Emad Aly. On Sat- move deeper as they gain ships in Ohio on June 26. urday, the celebration will skill and experience in ka- The school joined the be made complete with rate, said Aly. The result AAU NC State Champion- skating, pizza, ice cream is visual to student and ship in 2010 and become and brownies, said Aly. teacher as degrees move a top three karate school. 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Ted Cruz, R-Texas, Democrats expressed con- brothers who both arrived ers of a new immigration bill, criticized “those who sands of new high- and called a path to citizenship cerns over the exclusion of legally in the U.S. about bill accused opponents are pointing to what hap- low-skilled workers into “divisive,” and said that provisions to recognize gay a decade ago and sought Monday of trying to “ex- pened, the terrible tragedy the country, require all “any bill that insists upon marriages for immigration asylum. One was a legal purposes. Sen. Al Franken, permanent resident and ploit” the Boston Mara- in Boston, as a, I would employers to check their that jeopardizes the likeli- say, excuse for not doing a workers’ legal status, and hood of passing any immi- D-Minn., promised to ight the other a naturalized thon bombings to hold up to get such a measure in- U.S. citizen. On Monday, the legislation, sparking a bill or delaying it.” provide an eventual path gration reform bill.” Schumer said he wasn’t to citizenship for some 11 Sen. Jeff Sessions, R- cluded — something Sen. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., testy exchange at a Senate talking about Grassley, million immigrants now Ala., contended that the John McCain, R-Ariz., has joined Grassley and oth- hearing. who said last week that here illegally. new bill would drive down said could sink the bill. ers who’ve suggested that “I never said that! I nev- the bombings, allegedly The obstacles to the leg- wages and eliminate jobs Rows of spectators the bombings showed the er said that!” Sen. Chuck carried out by two im- islation, released last week for American workers. looked on wearing white need to examine national T-shirts reading “Keep security and the U.S. im- Grassley, R-Iowa, interject- migrant brothers, raised by a group of four Repub- Sen. John Cornyn, R- Texas, said the border se- Families Together” as sen- migration system. question about gaps in the lican and four Democratic ators heard Monday from Some Democrats sug- U.S. immigration system senators, were on stark dis- curity piece of the bill “falls FISH DAY! well short of the sponsors’ business and labor leaders, gest that the true motive that should be examined play Monday. Polls show It’s Time to Stock Your Pond! aspiration to protect the immigration advocates and behind at least some voic- in context of the new bill. majority public backing for Delivery Will Be: borders and maintain U.S. opponents of reform, and ing such concerns is to Friday, May 17 Senate Judiciary Chair- comprehensive legislation sovereignty.” others. oppose immigration leg- Union Grove 4:15-5:00 man Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., including a path to citizen- And Grassley said new But as happened at the islation. Leahy used part Southern Farm Supply banged his gavel to settle ship, and many Republi- requirements mandating irst hearing on the bill, on of his opening statement Saturday, May 18 the proceedings. cans also support such employers to verify em- Friday, the Boston Mara- Monday to assert that op- King 9:30-10:15 The exchange came as an approach. But in some ployees’ legal status are thon bombings colored the ponents of immigration LTD Farm & Garden the Judiciary Committee corners, opposition has ineffective. proceedings. reform had begun “to ex- Mount Airy 11:00-11:45 opened its second hearing not wavered. That became Republicans weren’t the The attacks were alleg- ploit the Boston Marathon Southern States on sweeping legislation clear as GOP senators took only ones to ind the leg- edly carried out by two bombing.” Friday, May 24 Jonesville 7:30 - 8:15 Swan Creek Milling Traphill 9:00 - 9:45 Budbreak Dockery Grocery & Service To Place Order Call 1-800-643-8439 From Page A1 Rotary Club, explained on enjoying and celebrat- by law, individual winer- inally made the decision www.fi shwagon.com that omitting the competi- ing the offerings of local ies are “charged with the based on which applicant “Like” Us on tival. Bob Meinecke, or- wineries. responsibility to not allow tion from this year’s festi- had the potential to make Facebook! ganizer of the festival and Meinecke said the event people to drink too much.” the most contributions to Fish Wagon member of the Mount Airy val allows the focus to be 00606021 is a “real collaborative ef- “We continue to keep the program. fort” with the Downtown our event small and fo- Winery participants for Business Association, who cused on food, wine, and this year include Duplin will host a special Sidewalk entertainment. The qual- Winery from Rose Hill; Sale in conjunction with ity of the event is there Elkin Creek Winery and the wine festival. “Mer- and we have avoided the Vineyard from Elkin; Fid- chants can take advantage controversy associated dlers Vineyard from Cher- of the wine festival on the with larger festivals,” said ryville; Ginger Creek Vine- street and have the oppor- Meinecke. yards from Taylorsville; tunity to draw people into This year’s event in- Grassy Creek Winery from their venues with the side- cludes a fundraiser for Sur- Elkin; Herrera Vineyards walk sale.” ry Community College’s from Dobson; Native Vines “We want to bring viticulture center. from Lexington; Old North awareness to the wonders David Chaloupka, owner State Winery from down- of Mount Airy. This is a of Amadour Winery and town Mount Airy; Slightly great spring event to do Vineyards, which will open Askew Winery from Elkin; this. This festival draws this fall in the Dobson Southern Charm Winery in people from a variety area, worked with the gen- from Lincolnton; Stone- of states. Last year, we eral manager of Fiat of the ield Cellars from Stokes- had people from as far as Triad out of Greensboro, dale; Stony Knoll Vine- Arizona who plan their Pamela Shelton, to secure yards from Dobson; Stony vacations around events a FIAT 2013 limited edi- Mountain Vineyards from like this — 12 states were tion Abarth car that will Mountain Park; Surry represented at last year’s be on display at Budbreak. Cellars from Surry Com- festival. People are stay- Chaloupka is selling tickets munity College in Dobson; ing overnight and spend- to win the rare car for $100 Thistle Meadow Winery ing their money in a vari- each during Budbreak. If from Laurel Springs; and ety of ways. We even have enough tickets are sold, Vineyards on the Scupper- wine packages available the car will be given away nog from Columbia. that include a night in the during the festival. Sponsors for the event Hampton Inn, a bottle of “Our hope and goal is to help to offset the costs in wine, and Budbreak Wine give it out that day, as long order for 100 percent of Festival tickets,” explained as ticket sales can cover the proceeds to go back to Meinecke. the insurance policy,” ex- charity, according to Mei- An article printed in a re- plained Chaloupka. necke. cent edition of the Greens- “I want to support the vi- Platinum-level sponsors boro News and Record re- ticulture program at Surry for the event include the ferred to the dissatisfaction Community College. Prior title sponsor 100.9 WIFM several owners of Surry to this year, they had no as well as a sponsorship County-based wineries had scholarship program and by Dr. Flippin’s Bed and in larger wine festivals, I wanted to make a differ- Breakfast. Gold-level which often resulted in low ence in the community and sponsors are wine glass sales and high levels of in- stand up for a great pro- sponsor CenturyLink and toxication. Meinecke said gram that I believe in. This music sponsor Interlam. that Mount Airy’s wine will be an ongoing event Silver-level sponsorships festival was a concentrated with different fundraisers include food court spon- effort to create a smaller, each semester for the pro- sors SouthData, media more family-friendly event gram,” said Chaloupka. sponsor Mount Airy Visi- that celebrates the local The Surry Community tors Center, stage sponsor wine industry and agri- College Viticulture pro- Renfro Corporation, ticket cultural contribution vine- gram will award its irst sponsor Surrey Bank & yards have to this region scholarship on center stage Trust, and entertainment — a departure from some at Budbreak. Chaloupka sponsor Insteel Industries. of the larger events held re- said they were able to nar- Bronze-level sponsors gionally. row down the applicants include event rental spon- 00602371 Meinecke explained that to three individuals and sor Cooke Rentals, water sponsor High Country Springs, sign sponsor Pine State Marketing, event transportation sponsor James River Equipment, advertising sponsor Per- kins & Associates, promo- tion sponsor Duke Energy, lodging sponsor Hampton Inn, entertainment sponsors WorkForce Carolina and Buttonwood Chiro- practic, as well as BB&T and Hodges Realty. The Rolling Stones’ Bobby Keys, who performed last year, was un- able to join the Mediocre Bad Guys onstage this year due to scheduling conlicts because of The Rolling Stones’ tour, said Meinecke Proceeds from the event will beneit Rotary supported “local and international charities” including the local United Fund, reading programs in elementary schools, as well as funding for the Rotary’s annual writing contest. For more information about Budbreak Wine Fes- tival, visit the event’s web- page at www.budbreakfes- tival.com. Tickets may be purchased on the website or at Lowes Foods in Mount Airy. Tickets are $15 in advance, $20 on the day of the event, and $5 for general ad- mission (no tasting). Ticket holders will receive a wine glass on the day of the event that they may keep.

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INSIDE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 2013 Living & Advice ...... B3 Living Comics ...... B4 LearningLearning Her motto: make cooking fun Lucie R. Willsie Lifestyles Reporter

She’s not fancy. And, she’ll tell you so herself, most emphatically. She’s not a gourmet. But she loves food. “I just like to play with food,” said Sara Bailey, a local teacher of health and wellness for the Surry County Wellness Depart- ment in Dobson, and an exercise and yoga teacher. She also carries among her titles that of wife, mother, and someone who calls herself an “experimental cook.” And this is what she means when she says she likes to play with food. She Photos by Lucie R. Willsie | The News thinks it is fun to combine One of this grilled pimento cheese sandwich’s lavor secrets different ingredients and is sprinkling cayenne pepper on the cheese, said its creator, see what turns out. “I like local cook Sara Bailey. She learned this little cooking tip from to make things up as I go her mom. Along with this sandwich, a hot bowl of tomato and along … People shouldn’t basil soup pairs well. be afraid of cooking food, afraid of messing up … It doesn’t have to be a classic dish. Just play.” In addition to experimenting with a wide variety of dishes at home, Bailey also loves going into restaurants, inding dishes she likes, and then trying to duplicate them in her own kitchen — her Sara Bailey calls herself an “experimental cook.” She irst started learning about food and way. She also loves learn- cooking “basics,” as she called it, from her mom who was an extension agent for Bertie County ing from the many cook- when Bailey was growing up. Not a fancy cook, Bailey said, she just enjoys having fun mixing ing shows prevalent on TV ingredients and coming up with her own unique dishes. these days. She gets a lot of her initial ideas from them. “I don’t like following recipes — except for baking,” Bailey said. “Bakers really need to follow recipes for baking.” Growing up, Bailey irst learned cooking basics Chicken salad, pita chips and a tall pitcher of fruit water made from her mom, who was with orange juice, mango juice, lime juice and seltzer is ideal an extension agent in Ber- for a summer snack, but Sara Bailey, local experimental cook, tie County. But mostly she said it’s just as tasty the rest of the year. learned about such topics as food safety and basic cooking techniques from her mom. Over the years, Bailey has learned how to create her own unique dishes — what foods and ingredients go together best just by experimenting with different food combinations in her own kitchen. And, she also has learned a few tried and true guidelines along the way. For example, she ad- vised all cooks to start This exotic-sounding pizza, Thai Chicken Pizza, is easy to make, according to its creator cook with good ingredients. If Sara Bailey. they do, they will create a good product, even if it is This Mexican Salad pairs well with a spicy Mexican sausage, slightly different than the such as pork chorizo, said cook Sara Bailey. traditional dish. “If the ingredients are good,” she said, “you’ll well, just in case. to the cook. That’s because come up with some- Another cooking tip is of the capers, olives and thing at least edible, if the addition of cayenne anchovies in the dish. She not delicious.” pepper to the pimento recommends not pairing A second piece of ad- cheese in one of her favor- this dish with something vice she gives all cooks out ite dishes — the Grilled Pi- like garlic bread. Instead, there is that even if you mento Cheese Sandwich. she recommends a fruit mess up a dish, most dish- “Food needs to have salad — something sweet es can be rescued, she said. two or three things going — to help counteract the “Don’t give up on a on,” Bailey said, “and cay- salty taste in the pasta. dish,” she said. “You re- enne gives this sandwich “It’s a last minute dish,” ally can’t go wrong … If a little heat, a little edge. she said. It’s a dish that you like it, that’s all that I also think food needs to can be whipped up on the matters … that’s all that have either a sweet or a spur of the moment for counts … even if it doesn’t salty taste, plus some va- a tasty and hearty meal. follow a recipe. riety of texture.” That’s why she also always For example, Bailey She also loves add- has a tin of anchovies, gar- remembers adding cinna- ing garlic and onions to lic, sun-dried tomatoes, mon to a hot and sour sa- many recipes. olives, capers, pasta and vory soup rather than red “I love the tastes and a can of tomatoes in her pepper lakes. know they’re good for cupboard as well. “I realized immediately you,” she added. Whatever you make, what I had done,” she said. Additional favorites of Bailey feels that food is an So, she quickly scooped hers included are: a chick- integral part of life. Pasta Puttanesca may taste a tad on the salty side to some, local cook Sara Bailey said, so out what cinnamon she en salad with pita chips “I think food can be a she often serves it with a fruit salad. She would never serve it with a food like garlic bread. could, added the red pep- — a light meal especially bridge between people,” per lakes, as well as more perfect for summer; Thai she said. “It’s hard to be ber and protein than white, are a bit broken down, add Don’t be afraid of the chicken pizza, which was sesame oil to save the dish angry, prejudiced, unkind but isn’t too chewy) chopped sundried toma- anchovies in this recipe. inspired by the California when sharing a meal.” as much as possible. toes, olives, capers, garlic, Unless you are allergic to Pizza Kitchen pizza — it Directions “Yes, it was different,” Start pasta as directed, and red pepper lakes, stir- ish, this dish is worth a Bailey admitted. But real- takes almost no precook- RECIPES try. It’s what I think of as ing, she said; and a Mexi- Pasta Puttanesca and do NOT salt water. ring occasionally. Once the izing her mistake imme- Place tomatoes in a cup garlic starts to soften, turn a last-minute dish, because diately and knowing that can salad which she usually Ingredients of very hot water, and set down heat and wait for the everything is already in my adding sesame oil could pairs with a spicy Mexican 1 2-ounce tin of ancho- pantry most of the time. save the day, she saved the sausage like pork chorizo. vies aside. pasta to inish. When the Once pasta is starting to pasta is done, add olive oil The end result is most entire dish. “The cinnamon “It’s very fatty (the ½ cup (total) chopped assuredly not ishy, but made the dish sweeter … Mexican sausage),” Bailey Kalamata and green olives boil, in another pan over to pan, stir, and then add medium heat, empty tin drained pasta. Mix the earthy and delicious. but it wasn’t bad either.” said, but more of a bal- 2 Tablespoons of capers Serves about six. More advice from Bai- anced meal when paired 4 to 6 sundried tomatoes of anchovies, oil and all. In sauce into the pasta until a few minutes, and with a well blended and serve im- ley includes always having with all the veggies in the 3 cloves of chopped gar- Super-Easy Tomato mediately. This is a VERY some basic essential ingre- salad. It’s how I like to do lic little stirring on your part, and Basil Soup dients in the kitchen cup- food — very healthy and 1 teaspoon of crushed the anchovies will start to salty dish, so it’s nicely Ingredients board, including lemons, balanced.” red pepper lakes dissolve into a paste. Re- paired with a green salad 6 sundried tomatoes fresh garlic, onions, kosher Another favorite recipe 2 Tablespoons of extra move rehydrated tomatoes topped with fresh or dried 1 28-ounce can of salt, and ish sauce. She Bailey that she has named virgin olive oil from water and chop into fruit, a few shavings of crushed tomatoes also always keeps a can of Pasta Puttanesca is a tad Thin Spaghetti (I prefer small pieces with kitchen parmesan, a little balsamic chicken in the pantry as on the salty side, according Barilla Plus; it has more i- shears. Once the anchovies vinegar, and some olive oil. See COOKING | B2 B2 Wednesday, April 24, 2013 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com Bear Growl Staf visits PMES Buccaneers The Mount Airy News of the Month

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Place softened sun- regularly and heat slowly, A few hours before are all about the same per. Spread roasted red 2 Tablespoons of extra dried tomatoes and re- about 30 minutes or until serving, place corn ker- virgin olive oil size. Blend dressing and peppers over one half of served broth in a blender the onions and garlic have nels into a large bowl 1 Tablespoon of sugar pour over salad, mixing bread. Bake in oven for 15 and puree until the sun- time to cook thoroughly. A handful of fresh and set in refrigerator well. Add salt and pepper minutes or until cheese is dried tomatoes are inely Just prior to serving, add to thaw. You can do this chopped basil or 2 Table- to taste. That’s it! It’s re- melty and bread starts to chopped. Roughly chop basil and add salt and the night before or in the spoons of basil paste/*(See ally delicious served with brown. 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Black pepper chicken herb paste as a sandwich The fun part of this Directions Peanut sauce spread or in place of fresh salad is all the add-ons Set a non-stick pan over 2 cloves garlic, minced herbs in recipes. you can mix in according medium-high heat. Add ½ medium red onion, Serves about six. to your mood. Some ideas just a little olive oil to the chopped include shredded chicken, pan, and once it starts to ½ bunch cilantro Mexican Salad chorizo, shredded cheese, heat up, place pita bread ½ cup chopped toma- Ingredients crumbled queso fresco, in pan, pressing down toes Salad Base shrimp, or jalapenos. with a large spatula so the WELCH 3 cups of frozen corn 10+ basil leaves, juli- You can add hot sauce to entire surface gets hot and enned Company of Mount Airy, L.L.C. kernels spice it up or sour cream starts to brown. 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www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Wednesday, April 24, 2013 B3 Son shouldn’t accept mother’s criticism Dear Annie: When I all. She said parents in six apologized to her at some Conscientious Observer I hoped she would put was 11 years old, I made her lifestyle months, and point. But when a child is Dear Observer: Prob- her X-ray vision to good an insulting remark to one choices were I don’t miss 11, a parent should use ably not. People like to use for the betterment of my older sister’s teenage the result of them. Really, such incidents to teach be comfortable, which of medical science. And friends, teasing her about her rebelling Annie, when kindness. Your mother can lead to being sloppy I kept right on walking. her acne. The next day, my against her can a 35-year- used it as an excuse to and gender-neutral. Oth- — Encino, Calif. Dear Encino: mother loudly confronted domineering old man expect hold something over your ers like to show off their That was me about it, and my grand- parents and f o r g i v e n e s s head for eternity. You are bodies, which can lead to a kinder response than had nothing mother and sister joined for something right not to tolerate such overexposure. Fashions most. Thanks. to do with me. Dear Readers: Today in. For the next several he did when comments any longer. come and go. All you can months, if I said anything During a Dear Annie: I am ap- is Administrative Profes- he was 11? do is hold out hope for a my mother didn’t like, recent car palled by the way people sionals Day. If you have I may have more formal future. she’d angrily remind me of trip with dress. We dress so casually assistants who make your been a rude Dear Annie: To all out- the horrible thing I’d done. my parents, that women do not take job easier, please let them kid, but I had ward appearances, I am For years after, she’d allude my mother pride in being women, and know how much they are a mother who hale and hearty, regard- to it. This continued until I brought this men are losing their digni- appreciated. called me “fat” less of what is going on was close to 30. up again. I ty. I believe in equality, but Annie’s Mailbox and “pudgy.” I inside my body that re- Annie’s Mailbox is written by Kathy Last year, my mother loudly said, do women have to dress told me this same girl had Advice guess I learned like men? And everyone quires the use of a handi- Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime “That was editors of the Ann Landers column. been working as a wait- Columnists it from her. Is wears jeans with every- capped parking space. 24 years ago, Please email your questions to an- ress after dropping out of my mother cra- thing. We look sloppy. Recently, one sour- and I’m tired [email protected], or write college, and that my com- zy, or do I have People from other coun- faced woman comment- to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators ments about her acne had of hearing to do some penance? — tries must wonder why we ed that I “do not look Syndicate, 737 3rd Street, Hermosa ruined her self-esteem. At about it. If you don’t stop, New Yorker don’t take more care with handicapped.” Usually, I Beach, CA 90254. To ind out more that point, I tracked her I will leave.” My mother Dear New Yorker: Your our outward appearance. ignore such boors, but it about Annie’s Mailbox and read told me to “go,” and I had features by other Creators Syndi- down and asked her wheth- mother seems vindictive After all, it relects a healthy was taking a lot of effort cate writers and cartoonists, visit er she was still upset with my father pull over, and I and obsessive. You have mind, body and spirit, and to walk tall and smile the Creators Syndicate Web page me over the incident all took my bag and walked acknowledged your rude- shows we care about our that day. I remarked that at www.creators.com. those years ago. She said back home. ness toward this young American image. Can any- it was an exceptionally COPYRIGHT 2013 she didn’t remember it at I haven’t spoken to my woman and, we assume, thing be done about it? — good day for me, and CREATORS.COM Whole-wheat pasta redeemed Encourage son to Sara Moulton more traditional method — rainbow. And it’s edible from ful at a time. Besides chard, The Associated Press cooking the sauce and pasta tip to toe, too, stems includ- this dish also would provide a separately, then combining ed. Just slice the stems and happy home for spinach, beet stop drinking and No matter how unimpeach- them only at the last minute. put them in the pan before greens, or any other greens. able whole-wheat pasta is in Plenty tasty, but the lavors the greens, because they To inish, I pepped up the terms of nutritional cred, I’ve never marry. take a little longer to soften. greens with a little chicken always found it off-putting. I learned a better way years By the way, if you’re won- sausage, but just a little and Sure, it has more iber build a life in Christ ago when New York chef and dering how the heck you’re just for lavor. Plenty of cul- and whole-grain nutrition. restaurateur Scott Conant going to persuade a full tures use animal protein this Dear Dr. Graham: But it always struck me as (his mom is of Italian descent) pound of greens to cook down way, rather than relying on We’re worried about rather spineless and dull. was my guest on “Cooking our son because he’s And as someone whose cu- Live.” Transfer the pasta be- within the conines of a single a substantial slab of it to oc- been arrested twice linary credo is that food can fore it’s fully cooked to the skillet, don’t worry; the water cupy the center of the plate. for drunken driving be scrumptious and healthy, sauce, then let it simmer in that clings to the greens after There’s a lesson there for us: since leaving for col- I wasn’t about to eat whole- the sauce until it’s done. This you wash them will help them it’s better for our health and lege last fall. He says to wilt. Just add them a hand- for the environment. we shouldn’t worry be- wheat pasta for its nutritional way the pasta absorbs the la- cause it’s just a phase beneits alone. vor of the sauce and becomes all college students go Happily, several brands that much tastier. through. Should we be recently have developed very If you also add a little of the Chicken Biscuits...... 2/$3.00 concerned? — Mrs. E. respectable lines of 100 per- pasta cooking liquid to the McN. cent whole-wheat pasta. If sauce, it will work to glue to- Bacon Breakfast Plate...... $3.89 Dear Mrs. E. 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Jesus, the Bible QVC 21 Keep It Clean Electronics Today In the Kitchen With David Electronics Today Bronzo Italia Jewelry 226 408 says, is “a irm foundation… so that (we) may CNBC 23 Mad Money The Kudlow Report The Car Chasers Amer. Greed "The Wizard of Sarasota" American Greed "Mark Weinberger" Mad Money 208 355 take hold of the life that is truly life” (1 Timothy NICK 24 SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob Drake & Josh Full House Full House Full House Full House The Nanny The Nanny Friends :35 Friends 170 299 6:19). CNN 25 5:00 The Situation Room OutFront Anderson Cooper 360 Piers Morgan Live Anderson Cooper 360 OutFront 200 202 LIFE 26 Unsolved Mysteries Unsolved Mysteries Unsolved Mysteries Unsolved Mysteries Unsolved Mysteries Unsolved Mysteries 108 252 Send your queries to “My Answer,” c/o Billy Graham, Billy Gra- A&E 27 First 48 "Stolen Lives/ Family Bonds" Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty Duck Dynasty "Aloha, Robertsons!" 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USA 36 NCIS "Faith" NCIS "Ignition" NCIS "Jetlag" NCIS "Psych Out" Psych "Juliet Wears the Pantsuit" (N) NCIS "Internal Affairs" 105 242 CMT 37 Reba Reba Reba Reba < Ghost +++ (‘90) Demi Moore, Patrick Swayze. A murdered man uses a medium to protect his girlfriend. Cops Cops 166 327 COM 38 South Park Tosh.O Colbert Report The Daily Show Chappelle's Show Chappelle's Show South Park South Park Workaholics South Park Daily Show (N) Colbert Report (N) 107 249 VH1 39 T.I. and Tiny T.I. and Tiny Love and Hip-Hop "Back in the 'A'" Mob Wives "Love Hurts" Mob Wives "Reunion" Off Pitch (N) Married "Cross Dresser and Sexologist" Off Pitch 162 335 MTV 40 16 and Pregnant "Lindsey" Ke$ha: My Crazy Girl Code Awkward Awkward Teen Mom 2 "Hard Knocks" Real World True Life 160 331 CSPAN 41 5:00 U.S. House of Representatives Key Capitol Hill Hearings 210 350 SYFY 42 Deep South Paranormal Haunted Collector Haunted Collector Haunted Collector (N) Deep South Paranormal (N) Collect. 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French Toast, Crunchma- pizza, Chef salad, Chick- Potato wedges, Mashed Rice,Cheese French Bread nia, Orange juice, Milk. en illet sandwich, Baked potatoes, Green beans, Ro- with marinara, Black Bean French fries. maine garden salad with LEGALS Wanted Monday — Strawberry salad with chips,Romaine toaster pastry with cheese Wednesday — Moz- grape tomatoes, green leaf Room mate, $250M+half garden salad with grape stick, Crunchmania, Or- zarella cheese sticks with lettuce and tomato, Mixed Creditors Notice of utilities, 336-326-5004 ange juice, Milk. marinara sauce, green fruit, Red grapes. tomatoes, Seasoned corn, Baked French Fries, Pine- Having qualified as Executor of AUCTION / ESTATE / Tuesday — Bacon, Egg beans, Romaine salad, Monday — Chicken nug- the Estate of Anne Rubin Hal- YARD SALE and Cheese on Croissant, Applesauce, Fresh fruit, gets with whole grain roll, apple, Fruity gelatin cup. pern, deceased, late of Surry Crunchmania, Apple juice, pizza, Chef salad, Chick- Rib B Q with pickles, Piz- County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having Auctions Milk. en illet sandwich, Baked za, Baked Beans, red Bliss Patrick County, Va. claims against the estate of Wednesday — Blue- sweet potato fries. Potatoes, Romaine garden schools said deceased to present them Yard Sale salad with grape tomatoes, Thursday — Arroz con on or before July 10, 2013 , or berry mufin with cheese this notice will be pleaded in Big Yard Sale, April 27, Wood- stick, Crunchmania, Or- Surry elementary Baked French Fries, Green pollo with roll, Honey BBQ bar of their recovery. All per- creek, Helsabeck to Turkey Hill ange juice, Milk. and middle schools leaf lettuce with sliced to- pork rib on bun, Peanut sons indebted to said estate entrance to left on Musket, Thursday — Asian pop- mato, Apple, Sliced pears. Butter and Jelly,toasted please make immediate pay- sale top of hill. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ments. CASH ONLY. Jewelry, Nascar, Mount Airy corn chicken with “fried” Tuesday — Baked chick- cheese sandwich, Chef sal- Purses, Shoes, Vases, Books, Elementary and brown rice, Club wrap, Ro- en with roll, Hamburger ad, Tossed salad, Pickles/ This the 3rd Day of April, 2013 Rugs, Teddy's & other stuff. Middle School maine garden salad with or cheeseburger, Personal onion, Salsa, Lima beans, For the Estate of Anne Rubin SERVICES Thursday — Breakfast grape tomatoes, Broccoli pan pizza, Green beans, Fresh fruit, cookie, Milk. Halpern for lunch: Breakfast chick- with cheese sauce, Glazed Mashed potatoes, Potato Grades 9-12: Yellow squash Automotive en, Scrambled eggs, Coun- carrot coins, Banana, wedges, Green leaf lettuce Executor info with onions, Peaches. Robert Halpern We buy Junk Cars for try Gravy;, Potato tots, Fruity gelatin cup with with sliced tomato, Ro- Friday — Deli turkey 749 Country Club Road $300-$325 complete Baked apples, Fresh fruit, creme. maine garden salad with sandwich, Ham sand- Mount Airy, NC 27030 336-401-0401 Biscuit. Friday — Hamburger grape tomatoes, Apple- wich, Peanut butter and sauce, Orange wedges. Publish: Home Improvements Friday — Chef salad or cheeseburger, Hot dog jelly, Toasted cheese sand- April 3,10,17 & 24, 2013 with chili, Crunchy cole Wednesday — Beef na- Hiatts Home Improvement. with deli turkey or Chicken wich, Chef salad, Tossed illet sandwich, Baby car- slaw, roasted Red Bliss chos with Spanish rice, Carpentry, Vinyl siding, Paint- salad, Vegetable soup and ing & Roofing. 25 Yrs exp. rots with dip, Baked sweet Potatoes, Black bean salsa Turkey and cheese Crois- Free Est. Insured 648-2268 potato half, Applesauce, with corn chips, Green leaf sant, Cheese French bread crackers, Raw veggie and NOTICE TO CREDITORS Crackers. lettuce with sliced tomato, with marinara, Black bean dip, Lettuce and tomato, ESTATE OF FRANCIS Applesauce, Milk. Grades EUGENE ANDREWS Remodeling, Additions, Monday — Beef nachos Grapes, apple, pineapple salad with chips, romaine Take notice that Patricia An- New Construction, with cheese or Chicken medley, Sliced pears. garden salad, with grape 9-12: Fresh fruit. drews Ashley has qualified as "Big or Small, quesadilla melt, Romaine Monday — Cheese tomatoes, Seasoned corn, Monday — Chicken Executrix of the Estate of the We Do It All." late Francis Eugene Andrews (336) 789-5494 salad, Pinto beans, Chilled French bread with marina- Baked French Fries, Pine- illet on bun, Beef taco, (the same person also known pears, Fresh fruit. ra, Turkey/cheese sub with apple, Fruity gelatin cup. Peanut butter and jelly, as Andy Andrews), of Surry County. All persons, firms and Sniderʼs Home Improvement. Vinyl Tuesday — Baked Green Leafy Lettuce, ro- Toasted cheese sandwich, siding, roofs, etc. free est. corporations having claims 374-2446 or 325-8903 spaghetti or Rib-B-Que maine garden salad, Baked Surry Early College Chef salad, Tossed salad, against said deceased are to sandwich, Romaine salad, potato smiles, Green peas, High School of Design Lettuce and tomato, Baby submit said claims to Richard Green peas, Peach cup, Sliced pears, Orange wedg- Thursday — Pepperoni carrots and dip,Fresh fruit, D. Johnson, II, attorney for the Lawn Service Estate of Francis Eugene An- Fresh fruit, Breadstick. es. and cheese Stromboli with Milk. Grades 9-12: Scal- Will mow & trim Yard drews, at the address herein- Free Estimates 356-8268 Wednesday — Stuffed Tuesday — Baked chick- marinara, Pizza, Crispy loped tomatoes, Pears. after stated, on or before July crust pizza or Popcorn en with roll, Hamburger or baked fries, Broccoli lo- Tuesday — Hot dog on 3, 2013, or this Notice will be plead in bar of any recovery. FINANCIAL SERVICES chicken, Romaine salad, cheeseburger, Mashed po- rets with cheese sauce, bun with chili, Deli turkey All persons, firms and corpora- Corn on the cob, Fruited tatoes, Green beans, Green Pinto beans, Caesar salad, sandwich, Peanut butter tions indebted to this estate gelatin, Fresh fruit, Roll. leaf lettuce with sliced to- Fruity gelatin cup, Banana. should make immediate pay- and jelly, Toasted cheese ment. EMPLOYMENT mato, Fruity gelatin with Friday — Port Roast and sandwich, Chef salad, Mount Airy creme, Strawberry Apple- Gravy with roll, Subway, Tossed salad, Cole slaw, This the 25th day of March Pizza, Mashed potatoes, 2013. High School sauce Cup. Lettuce and tomato, Oven Drivers & Delivery Thursday — Cheese- Wednesday — Chicken Green beans, Romaine baked French fries, Peach- Richard D. Johnson, II burger macaroni, Steamed nuggets with roll, Chili garden salad with grape Drivers Needed es, Milk. Grades 9-12: Estate of Francis Eugene An- Able to pass background & broccoli, Romaine salad, beans with shredded tomatoes, Mixed fruit, Red drews drug test Pineapple, Fresh fruit, cheese and tortilla chips, grapes. Fresh fruit. FAW FOLGER & JOHNSON, CDL Class A required Wednesday — Chicken P.C. 336-368-1800 Pizza, Chef salad, Chick- Caesar salad, Glazed sweet Monday — Chicken P.O. Drawer 512 en illet sandwich, Baked potatoes, Broccoli lorets nuggets with roll, Rib B Q bites with roll, vegetable Mount Airy, NC 27030 French fries. with cheese sauce, Peach with pickles, Pizza, Baked wrap, Peanut butter and jelly, Toasted cheese sand- PUBLISH: April 3, 10, 17 ,24, Friday — Hot dog with cup, Pineapple tidbits. beans, Red Bliss Potatoes, 2013 chili, Cole slaw, Romaine Romaine garden salad, wich, Chef salad, Tossed salad, Peaches, Fresh fruit, Surry County Baked French fries, Green salad, Green beans, Cu- DRIVERS NEEDED Pizza, Chef salad, Chicken high schools leaf lettuce with sliced to- cumber and tomato, Fresh Layover 1 or 2 nights illet sandwich, Baked Thursday — Pepperoni mato, Apple, Sliced pears. fruit, Milk. Grades 9-12: per week 2 yrs. CDL-A exp., French fries. and cheese Stromboli with Tuesday — Beef Nachos Pineapple. East Coast route Excellent pay and Benefits! PIEDMONT AUTHORITY for Apply in person at REGIONAL TRANSPORTA- Salem Carriers, Inc. TION (PART) PUBLIC HEAR- 191 Park Plaza Dr ING NOTICE to ADDRESS Winston Salem, NC 27105 FISCAL YEAR 2014 BUDGET Or Online at PROPOSAL www.salemcarriers.com Call 1-800-709-2536 The Piedmont Authority for Re- gional Transportation (PART) Board of Trustees will hold a Mountain River Trucking public hearing on May 8, 2013 seeking drivers for at 8:30am at the PART Office West Coast operations. at 107 Arrow Road Greens- New Hire Bonus boro, NC 27409. The hearing New freight lanes. will address the PART Budget Less pickups. for Fiscal Year 2014. Cents per mile pay based on experience. A copy of the budget is avail- Average trip 5 days able for public inspection at 2 Years' experience preferred. 107 Arrow Road, Greensboro, No Felonies or NC 27409. DUI within 10 years. Improved Dispatch operation. Comments or suggestions can Must live within 150 miles of be sent to: Email: Mt. Airy, NC. [email protected]; mail to: 107 Call 336-786-6088 Arrow Road, Greensboro, NC Ext. 231 or 232. 27409. For further inquiries call the PART office at (336) 662- 0002.

Publish dates: Mt. Airy News April 24, 2013 Tractor Trailer Drivers needed Elkin Tribune April 24, 2013 2 yrs CDL-A exp., Regional The Pilot April 24, 2013 route Yadkin Ripple April 25, 2013 Weekday travel, home week- Stokes News April 25, 2013 end! Excellent pay and Benefits! LEGALS $1500 SIGN ON BONUS Salem Carriers 191 Park Plaza Dr Winston Salem, NC 27105 Tharrington Elementary School | Submitted Photos Apply in person, online or call ANNOUNCEMENTS 1-800-709-2536 Appalachian Roots recently visited Tharrington Primary School. The duo of Ira Bernstein and Riley Baugus performed www.salemcarriers.com their traditional dance, song and instrumental music for students. Students clapped and sang along with them to tunes like “Breaking Up Christmas” and “Ole Joe Clark.” The students learned about South African boot dancing, hambone, English clogging, and Appalachian songs and ballads. Pets Carolina Canine Appalachian Roots performs at Tharrington Rescue Dogs $45-$75 Dollars and Cats $40 to $55 Dollars. Place puppies with us and Mom is spayed Free along with vaccines & fencing. Low Cost Spay Neuter Program • (336) 786-5256 00597835

Free M 7wk old kitten, due to health issues. 5 has had 1st vet visit, dogs, 1 cat 371-0478 Ira Bernstein indoor kitten 789-1399 and Riley Baugus Free Ro-Bo Hampster performed their tra- Free puppies 6 w/ w/cage. 374-4182 ask ditional dance, song white,green & blue for Sandra and instrumental music for Thar- eyes. Husky/lab mix. rington students. 336-371-0273 Free Full Blooded Pit They were also be in puppies to good home town to perform for 2 white 7mth kittens, parents on site 336- the Tommy Jarrell Neutered & declawed 710-2199 festival. 276-755-2974 Found black lab in 4 Free kittens to a Coon Ridge Rd area good home 374-6666 Fancy Gap Call 276- Call B-4 8pm 233-6218.

Free Tabby cat… 2 Free Female Cats Neutered, house spayed and vaccinated broke, 4 yrs old 336- moving so they need 917-9395 a good home call 336- Online at: www.mtairynews.com 325-6777 Free to a good home B6

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Drivers & Delivery Help Wanted General Medical / Health Houses For Sale Apartments/Townhouses House For Rent Brick 3BR/1BA, Carport. For rent-apartment-Walnut 5BR/1BA, Sheltontown BLUE RIDGE NURSING Hilda Dr., Mt. Airy. Cove-Next to Hemlock Golf 789-9849 or 786-4781 Club-2 BR, 2 BA, 1200 sq. ft. $650M+D 789-8638/755-7242 NOW HIRING COMPANY CENTER Of STUART, VA $550 mo. No pets. Call 336- DRIVERS Look! Look! 413-7100 or 336-406-3000 MANUFACTURED TEAMS OR INDIVIDUALS Marketing 4BR 4 Bath Modular home on WILLING TO TEAM UP Is accepting applications for 3.8 Acres of land with in KELLYSTONE HOUSING Dedicated Runs Specialist Needed Ground swimming pool- Call APARTMENTS Outside sales position RN – RESTORATIVE NC TO WEST COAST 789-0200 KING, NC 5000 – 6000 Miles Per Week for longstanding NURSE Rentals RN – WOUND NURSE off Newsome Rd. at Competitive Pay company, available and Lots Meadowbrook Drive. 2 bedrooms, 2BR MH for rent, off Hawkins Home Weekly open to the right person. 1.5 baths, central heat & air, Rd. Kitchen furnished, all appli- Medical, Dental, Life LPNS 1 acre+ plot w/well & septic. washer/dryer hook ups. Single Wide welcome. Stokes ances furnished.Preferred Retirement Plan / 401k We're looking for a FT & PT SWIMMING POOL couple with one child. $500 per Deadhead Pay self-motivated, Cty. 351-3635 Must leave msg. 983-0467 Offi ce hours mo, deposit required. No pets Minimum 23 years old Certified Nursing Assistants inside or out. References re- organized, driven Orderlies Want To Buy 1 - 6 p.m. or by appointment CDL Class A 00599380 quired. Call 994-2919 professional who knows FT & PT 2 years OTR experience that great customer 14x70 2BR, 2BA mobile home. Kingsway Apartments in Carolina Southern Inc. is 336-351-3210 or 336-374- King 2BR MH in Walnut Cove on proud to offer a service is the core of Nursing Asst. Helpers 89N. Preferred couple or one FT & PT 8497. is accepting applications for place for their Drivers to good sales. Sales 2BR and 3BR apartments. We child. $350 per mo. Deposit & earn top pay in a Reference req. No pets inside experience necessary to EOE/DV REAL ESTATE RENTALS are located at 116 OHara friendly, family-oriented Circle, in King, NC. Call us at or out. Non-smoking. Call 591- atmosphere. secure this full time job Apply in person at 7635 with good benefits Blue Ridge Nursing Center (336) 983-0702 for more in- 105 Landmark Drive Apartments/Townhouses formation. Pets allowed (with Furnished apt. for rent, Apply at package. Online media some restrictions). Section 8 www.carolinasoutherninc.com Stuart, VA 24171 1,2 & 3 BR apts, downtown no pets, references. sales experience a plus. vouchers welcome. $25 appl Call 336-789-9128 Or call today at Pilot Mtn, $395, $495 & $595, fee/credit and crim check req. (800) 849-0249 x229 Email your resume' to OR 336-766-5032 Sandy Hurley, Disability accessible units sub- LOOK LOOK Help Wanted General General Manager CALL 2BR, apartment, Hwy. 65 or ject to availability. Equal Hous- 2BR/1BA, we mow the yard & [email protected] Human Resource Manager Hwy. 89 Walnut Cove, $375 ing Opportunity. Professionally furn the water. $425m Call managed by Partnership Prop- Licensed P&C agents at per mo. plus dep. Call 336-591 Wheels & Deals Installation / Maintenace / Repair Call 276-694-7161 -2153. erty Management, an equal 336-789-0200. needed-sales/commissions opportunity provider and em- call Dave 336-813-0682 ext. 4161 We are seeking an 2BR, stv, frig, cable furn no ployer. Mobile home 2BR/1BA Siloam pets, Dep req 336-786-5625 area $325+D no pets,374-5785 experienced repair service Busy medical practice seeks LG 1BR apt in MTA util inc Temp. FT 1st shift experienced full time LPN technician. 2BR/ 1 BA $450M+D 783-0604, 403-0379 housekeeping/laundry Residential/Commercial, and medical assistant. Quaker Gap/Carroll Rd. area position needed. 1yr BCLS required. Mayberry Apartments newly remodeled 2BR/2BA, 'NATE Certification a Plus' Spacious 2BR Apt. Commercial experience perferred. Must be proficient on rooftop Seeking billing clerk as well. NO PET private lot. 983-3591 Please apply in person @ One year experience in a Homes Available w/ units, boilers, heat pumps, W/D Connections. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT Mt Airy Area 2BR/2BA, 14x80 Central Continuing Care gas furnace, oil furnace, and medical environment required 1287 Newsome Street Select Apartment Homes A-#1 space for a small $450M+D 336-341-7188 zoning systems. for these positions. business with 4-5 offices and 336-770-6266 Mt. Airy, NC 27030 Please respond to Ad#81, feature private Benefits include health entrances. Wonderful kitchen/break room. insurance, vacation/holiday, 319 N Renfro St., Furnished. Conventient to MUST SEE, appl,HW Mt Airy, NC 27030 location & great pricing. company vehicle, and profit Located on Mayberry Av. downtown Mt Airy. $700 per floor,CA, heat, 336-326-5362 Motivated, experience pre- sharing. Apply in person at month. Call 336-783-0300 or ferred sales person needed. FT 3RD shift Neari & Associates Quite Nice 2BR/2BA trailers, Pilot Mechanical, Inc. (336)413-2887 336-786-4091 Email resume to: 722 East Main St. CNAs needed. Water & Garbage [email protected] Pilot Mtn. NC 27041 2BR/1BA NO PETS $430M+D House For Rent off 103, VA line No outside 8am-4pm, Mon-Fri. PRN CNA's all shifts 789-7555 Day 789-3387 Night pets $125WK $450D, 336-368-1173 needed 1400 sq. ft. house. Full base- 336-508-2746 1BR apt., stove/ref, water, ment, Lawsonville area. 3 BR Payscale per experience. No pets $325M+D 786-5261 2BA, situated on 2 acres, Sales Please apply in person @ Central heat/air. 502-241- Central Continuing Care 1154 or 502-475-0784. LOOK! LOOK! 1287 Newsome Street Carolina 2BR/2BA, 3BR/2BA Mobile Mt Airy NC 27030 Apartments 2BR,1st Floor Duplex $500 & homes set up in rental 2BR, 2nd Floor Duplex $425 Community in Holly Springs, 1 bedroom units conveniently Mt.Airy 755-4815 Call Wheels & Deals Inc. REAL ESTATE SALES located at 540 Ingram Dr. King. (336) 789-0200 Help Wanted General 2BR/1BA No Pets quit neigh- For Elderly (62 or older) or borhood,kit, dining, living handicapped/disabled regardless of age. Mobile Homes Rent to Own, Cemetery Plots room,C/A 336-401-1426 Service Line Tech Available RD rental assistance available. King,Dobson & Elkin 3-5 years Chrysler dealership experience preferred OAKDALE CEMETARY Rent is based on income. 4BR/1BA NO PETS $500M+D 325-9971, 336-648-5146 ASE certifi cation, and Chrysler level 3-4 training a 2 plots, Section 22, Block B, Ref Req 336-351-3290 Call 336-983-5323. Major plus. Pay based on experience, Benefi ts Lot #6, $2500 336-993-5854 King, 3 BR, 1 1/2 BA, new ANIMALS include major medical,dental, 401K. Offi ce hours: paint and carpet, fenced yard. Apply at Condominiums Mon., Wed., Fri. 8:30 - 12:00. $700 per month. 336-978-1244 Patterson Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Condos for rent on Pkwy., Equal Housing Opportunity Managed By Pets 538 N. Andy Grii th Parkway • Mt. Airy, NC 27030 Fancy Gap Va. 336-416-2573 Community Management Corporation. Sm house for 1, mjr appl. AKC Reg Mini Schnauzer pup 00588887 NO PETS $625M+D 789-5249 PH # 336-789-8105 ext. 2221 M & F, Salt & Pepper and Black. Tails docked & dew attention Jason Draughn 00605335 Taking appl. 2BR,1BA, no Fax Resume to 336-786-2398 - Large 1BR $350M+D, 2BR clawed $250ea. Call 789-6384 $450M+D, No Pets 789-3785 pets, $475M+D,336-789-1166 Auctions Drivers & Delivery Drivers & Delivery EARN EXTRA MONEY EARN EXTRA MONEY Delivering the Mount Airy News Delivering the Mount Airy News in the Holly Springs/Cook School Road area in the Zephyr area for around 2 hrs each night. for around 2 hrs each night. Must have reliable Must have reliable transportation transportation and a clean driving record. and a clean driving record. Submit your Submit your information to the: information to the: The Mount Airy News The Mount Airy News 319 N. Renfro Street 319 N. Renfro Street Mount Airy Mount Airy Mon-Fri 8am - 5pm. Mon-Fri 8am - 5pm. 00605523 00605517

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Help Wanted General Help Wanted General Auctions NOW AD LAYOUT NOW CLASSIFIED FARM EQUIPMENT HIRING SPECIALISTS HIRING PAGINATORS SAT., MAY 4 • 10:30 AM 1317 Mountain View Road • Meadows Of Dan, Va 24120 TW10 Ford Tractor, 7700 Ford Tractor, 4000 Ford Tractor, 7000 Ford Tractor w/Front Blade, MF20 Tractor w/Loader, Ford 445 Backhoe. 1996 Ford F250 XL/XLT Pickup, 1966 Ford F100 Pickup, 1966 Ford F100 Pickup, 1978 International Load Star, 1983 Ford F350 Truck, 1971 Requirements: Requirements: Ford F150 Pickup, 1980 Kenworth Tractor, 1971 Trailer for Kenworth Tractor, Ford F600 Truck, 1994 Ford 150 Special Edition XL/XLT, F100 Ranger Pickup, 1986 Nissan Pickup XE, 2003 Honda 4 Wheeler, 2003 Honda 4 The Mount Airy The Mount Airy Wheeler, 1965 Honda Motorcycle 8 ft. Tiller, Pull Type Combine, Miller Welder, 3 Graphics Hub of Strong Graphics Hub of Strong Utility Trailers, 8 ft. Bush, Lift Type Generator, Steam Genie, Lely Fertilize Spreader, Seed Spreader, Heston 5x6 Roll Bailer, New Holland 276 Square Civitas Media is computer skills Civitas Media is computer skills Bailer, Lely 280 Disk Mower, 8 ft. Rear Blade, Misc. Air Compressor, 5 Hay Wagons, Carry All, Wood Splitter, Ford Tractor Seats, 12 ft. Roller, JD 450-B Dozer 6-Way Blade/Winch, Misc. Fuel Tanks, Corn Sprayer, Post Driver growing! growing! Shaver, Post Hole Digger, Lift Type Ford Hay Rake, Stirix Wheel Rake, Nine Organized Organized Shank Tiller, #18 Tine Disk, Culti/Packer, New Holland Hay Bine, 6’ Rock Rake, John Deer LA 115, Lely 4-Basket Hay Tedder, Set of Forks. Cherry Picker, 30 Ton Press, Sears Band Saw, Motor Join the excitement! Join the excitement! Stand, Drill Press, Torches, Chain Saws, Weed Eaters & lots of shop items too numerous to mention! Detail-oriented Detail-oriented Absolute Consignment Welcome • All Items Must Be Approved By Auctioneer. Be a part of our team. Be a part of our team. No Consignments Will Be Accepted After Thursday, May 2nd Two full-time positions Two full-time positions Tractors, Bailers & Most Equipment Have Been Shed Kept. Ability to work Ability to work Most Equipment Is In Good Working Order. are now available. are now available. TERMS: PERSONAL PROPERTY: Cash or good check day of sale. DIRECTIONS: From Hillsville, VA – Galax area: Take 58 East to Mountain View Road, turn well under well under left go 1.3 miles, sale sight on the left (1317). From Martinsville - Danville area: Take 58 West to Meadows of Dan, turn onto Mountain View Road, watch for signs. *MVMÅ\[QVKT]LML *MVMÅ\[QVKT]LML Announcements made day of sale take precedence over all printed material. deadline pressure deadline pressure SALE CONDUCTED FOR THE HEIRS OF THE LATE ESMOND D. HALL COL. MITCHELL FUNK, AUCTIONEER C & F AUCTION, INC. Professional Auctioneers In VA, NC, WV & SC (276) 744-3232 Cell (276) 233-3238 Col. Mitchell Funk Member of Virginia Auctioneers Association VAAF #280 • NCAL #5530 Email your resume to: [email protected] Email your resume to: [email protected] Auctioneer www.colonelmitchellfunkauctions.com 00604279 2729 Turkey Knob Road • Fries VA 24330• A Virginia State Champion Auctioneer

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Begins: Thursday... May 2nd...8am Wednesday... April 24th... 9:00am Ends: Wednesday... May 8th...1pm & 2pm AUCTION SITE: 221 Elk's Dr., Mt. Airy, NC

Preview: Mon... April 29th...2-4pm On site at The Elk's Lodge - "Onsite & Online Bidding Available"

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Armadillo Self-Storage 1004 Greensboro Rd., High Point, NC 27260. 154 Units with Climate control. 600+/- sq ft. Office space. 4 Buildings. Great Investment Potential! Preview: Tues... April 30th... 2-4pm '08 Ditch Witch: Model JT 1220 Mach 1 FM13...'09 KIOTI: CK30 w/ KL 130 Loader... '07 Ford F-350 Super Duty Lariat; Hudson 10-ton dual axle Trailer... '05 Ford F-450 metal dump bed... Reel Cart... Preview: Tues.... April 23rd... 10am to 2pm

NOW ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS: Contact Dustin Rogers (336) 528-IRON (4766) [email protected]

Restaurant & Home; 1.7 +/- Acres Call Keith or see our website for additional photos; terms; directions; online bidding instructions and registration; etc.: 9228 Hwy 89, Westfield, NC. Res- Nice Modular! taurant; booths; grills; fryers; more! www.RogersAuctionGroup.com Call Keith or see our website for complete details; photos; etc: Keith Gunter & Dustin Rogers www.RogersAuctionGroup.com Auctioneers / Sale Managers Keith Gunter, Auctioneer/Mgr. (336) 789-2926 (800) 442-7906 NCAL #685

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Four Turns Tracks on Tap FEAST, FAMINE Matt Kenseth scored SPRINT CUP SERIES 1 his second win of the season at Race: Toyota Owners 400 Kansas Speedway, but the race day Track: Richmond International Raceway otherwise was a bummer for Joe Location: Richmond, Va. Gibbs Racing. Kyle Busch crashed When: Saturday, April 27 early and finished 38th. Brian Vickers, TV: FOX (7:30 p.m. EST) filling in for the injured Denny Hamlin, Layout: .75-mile D-shaped oval struggled home in 31st. And Nation- Banking/Turns: 14 degrees wide Series regular Elliott Sadler had Banking/Fronstretch: 8 degrees a hard crash in a one-off race in the Banking/Backstretch: 2 degrees JGR No. 81 and finished 40th. 2012 Winners: Kyle Busch (April); Clint CRAFTY CRAFTON Matt Crafton is Bowyer (Sept.) 2 back. After going winless in 39 Crew Chief’s Take: “(This is) the best straight races dating to 2011, Crafton short track on the schedule that’s a big returned to Camping World Truck Se- enough venue for fans but isn’t too small. ries victory lane in Saturday’s SFP 250 I think Martinsville is still the greatest at Kansas. Crafton, winning in the se- short track, but Richmond is the best as ries for the third time, outdueled Joey far as location. For a NASCAR venue that is Coulter over the closing laps. going to attract 100,000 people for a short HAMLIN HOPEFUL Denny Hamlin track race, it is the best on the schedule. I 3 hopes to return to Sprint Cup racing in wish they would make a few more like it. the Toyota Owners 400 April 27 at Iowa is a replica, and we see how popular Richmond International Raceway. it is. NASCAR needs to reconfigure three Hamlin suffered a back fracture in a or four of these cookie-cutter tracks and brutal crash March 24 at Auto Club make them three-quarter- or seven- Speedway and turned over his No. 11 eighths-mile tracks.” Toyota to substitute drivers Mark Mar- NATIONWIDE SERIES tin and Brian Vickers. If Hamlin doesn’t receive doctors’ OK to run at Rich- Race: ToyotaCare 250 mond, he’ll likely race the following Matt Kenseth (right) and crew chief Jason Ratcliff celebrate their win in the STP 400 at Kansas Speedway. (Photo by ASP, Inc.) Track: Richmond International Raceway week at Talladega Superspeedway. When: Friday, April 26 TV: ESPNNews (7:30 p.m. EST) TRADING SOME BARBS Eight races 2012 Winner: Kurt Busch (April); Kevin 4 into the season, Kevin Harvick is still Harvick (Sept.) looking for his first victory. He has Plain Dominant only one top-10 finish, and some of CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES the strain showed Sunday at Kansas Race: N.C. Education Lottery 200 as Harvick and crew chief Gil Martin Matt Kenseth runs roughshod over field, wins STP 400 in Kansas Track: Charlotte Motor Speedway exchanged some testy comments When: Friday, May 17 over the team radio as Harvick By MIKE HEMBREE middle of the event and then led really do anything once I got TV: SPEED (8:00 p.m. EST) struggled over the race’s closing the final 52 laps without a serious close,” Kahne said. “It made my 2012 Winner: Justin Lofton segment. Harvick is in his final sea- Eight races into the Sprint Cup challenge. He led 61 percent of car a little bit looser. So I tried a son at Richard Childress Racing. He season, it can be safely said that the race — 163 of the 267 laps — few things there, and he kind of Classic Moments will drive for Stewart-Haas Racing and turned back a modest chal- blocked those spots and went beginning in 2014. team owner Joe Gibbs made the biggest and best “free agent” ac- lenge from eventual second-place those directions and gained the Richmond International Raceway finisher Kasey Kahne over the speed that I was, and then we The party was about to begin. But Kyle Sprint Cup Standings quisition for 2013. That would be Matt Kenseth. closing miles. were even again. It was tough, but Busch wouldn’t let it. DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND Kenseth left Roush Fenway “We started the race, and our we still had a great race.” With Dale Earnhardt Jr. headed for a 1. Jimmie Johnson (2) 311 — Racing at the end of the 2012 sea- car was unbelievable fast the first Following Kenseth and Kahne possible victory in the May 2008 Crown 2. Kasey Kahne (1) 274 -37 son after spending virtually his 120 laps or so,” Kenseth said. at the finish were series point Royal 400 at Richmond International 3. Brad Keselowski 273 -38 entire NASCAR career to that “We could pretty much run out leader Jimmie Johnson, Martin Speedway, NASCAR’s favorite son spun 4. Greg Biffle 264 -47 point driving for the Ford team. there as far as we wanted to. And Truex Jr. and Clint Bowyer. from contact with Busch and limped 5. Dale Earnhardt Jr. (1) 263 -48 then I think the big change really Johnson took command of the home 15th on a night when his team — 6. Carl Edwards 262 -49 There were offseason questions about how Kenseth would fit in at was people did different pit cy- early-season point standings with and untold legions of fans — seemed 7. Kyle Busch (2) 257 -54 poised for celebration. Joe Gibbs Racing after being in cles and got us back a little bit, another strong run. Heading to 8. Matt Kenseth (2) 252 -59 Battling side-by-side for the lead with one slot and in one system for so the sun came out, the track rub- Richmond, Va., this week, John- 9. Clint Bowyer 247 -64 three laps to go, Earnhardt and Busch 10. Paul Menard 240 -71 many years. bered up and it really changed our son is 37 points ahead of second- tangled in Turn 3, sending Earnhardt into ^ CHASE FOR THE SPRINT CUP ^ Those questions have been an- race car. place Kahne (who jumped five the wall and allowing Clint Bowyer to 11. Jamie McMurray 227 -84 swered to virtually everyone’s “Anyway, it turned out just spots in the standings) and 38 in sneak past Busch and steal his second 12. Kevin Harvick 224 -87 satisfaction — and to the irrita- right. We had a good restart when front of third-place Brad Ke- career Cup Series victory. 13. Aric Almirola 222 -89 tion of some. we needed to and got by five or selowski. Both Kahne and Ke- Instead of celebrating his first win in 14. Martin Truex Jr. 204 -107 Kenseth is flying this season. six of them guys, got up to sec- selowski are almost a full race two years and first with his new Hendrick 15. Jeff Gordon 202 -109 He has two wins — the latest a ond, and then of course Ricky behind Johnson in the standings. 16. Mark Martin 201 -110 (Stenhouse Jr.) pitted, and we “It’s hard to believe we’ve got Motorsports team, Junior saw his lengthy Sunday whipping of the rest of drought continue into the summer. 17. Ryan Newman 200 -111 were leading that last caution a huge gap like that in the points the field in the STP 400 at Kansas Busch, a former Hendrick driver in his 18. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 196 -115 where we knew everybody already,” Johnson said. “Just very 19. Marcos Ambrose 193 -118 Speedway — and is steadily first season with Joe Gibbs Racing, in- needed some fuel and tires. It all proud of everybody at Hendrick 20. Joey Logano 187 -124 building the foundation of what stantly became public enemy No. 1 of worked out for us. Once our car Motorsports. We’ve been off to a could be a championship season Junior Nation for his role in the Rich- was in front, it was really fast, great year and even had some Nationwide Standings in his first year at JGR. mond incident — one that would create and I knew if you could get me His Kansas win was the defini- trouble at Bristol and didn’t fin- tension between the two drivers, and DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND tion of methodical. He won the out there I was going to be hard ish as well as we did there, and 37 1. Sam Hornish Jr. (1) 221 — their supporters, in the weeks and pole — a rarity for Kenseth, who to beat.” points up on everybody is pretty months to come. 2. Regan Smith 219 -2 typically is a mediocre qualifier And that was a fact. No one had awesome.” 3. Austin Dillon 213 -8 — with a record speed of 191- the guns to challenge Kenseth The race produced eight cau- 4. Justin Allgaier 212 -9 Athlon Fantasy Stall 5. Brian Scott 212 -9 plus mph and, on race day, simply over the race’s closing stretch. tions, including two involving turned the 400-mile event into his Kahne gave it his best, approach- Kyle Busch and a lap 183 yellow 6. Parker Kligerman 186 -35 Looking at Checkers: Kyle Busch (below) personal playground. With supe- ing Kenseth’s bumper several that flew after a backstretch crash 7. Elliott Sadler 185 -36 owns four consecutive wins in Richmond’s rior support from his JGR pit times, but he couldn’t sustain his 8. Alex Bowman 183 -38 that included Marcos Ambrose, spring race. Are you willing to bet against that? 9. Brian Vickers 182 -39 crew, he led the first 74 laps of the speed to attempt a pass. Danica Patrick, Sam Hornish Jr., Pretty Solid Pick: Is this the track where 10. Trevor Bayne 181 -40 race, was in front for 36 in the “I could catch him but couldn’t Casey Mears and David Gilliland. Tony Stewart begins his 2013 comeback? He Truck Standings has three wins and 13 top 10s in his 22 Cup starts in Richmond. DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND It was a wacky up-and-down week car laps as in time trials at oval tracks. Good Sleeper Pick: Since 2008, Ryan New- 1. Johnny Sauter (2) 174 — for defending Sprint Cup champion Brad Last week’s Boston Marathon man has finished outside of the top 15 at RIR 2. Matt Crafton (1) 162 -12 Keselowski. Last Tuesday, Keselowski only once. He won’t win, but he’ll be solid. 3. Jeb Burton 149 -25 tragedy hit very close to home for the was a special guest at the White House, as President Obama Runs on Seven Cylinders: Joey Logano has 4. Ryan Blaney 141 -33 NASCAR family. Sean Collier, the Massachusetts Institute acknowledged the Michigan driver’s 2012 Sprint Cup cham- made some noise this season, but his 19.1- 5. Ty Dillon 135 -39 of Technology police officer who was shot and killed dur- 6. James Buescher 133 -41 pionship and his work with wounded military veterans. A ing the chase of the suspects, was the brother of Hen- place average finish at Richmond does not 7. Brendan Gaughan 128 -46 day later, NASCAR hammered Keselowski’s Penske Racing drick Motorsports machinist Andrew Collier. Several Sprint bode well for his No. 22 team. 8. Darrell Wallace Jr. 127 -47 team with some of the toughest penalties in recent NASCAR Cup teams ran special car numbers or decals at Kansas Insider Tip: Joe Gibbs Racing and Hendrick 9. Joey Coulter 125 -49 history. Keselowski and Joey Logano, his Penske teammate, in support of the Boston community. Motorsports have ruled the Cup Series thus 10. Dakoda Armstrong 121 -53 lost 25 points, and several Penske team members were sus- far in 2013. Don’t stray too far from them. pended. Penske has appealed the penalties with the hear- Throttle Up/Throttle Down ing set for May 1. Kyle Busch isn’t likely to be staging any parties at Kansas JIMMIE JOHNSON Only eight races in the Speedway. For reasons that aren’t clear, Busch continues to books, and already Johnson has a 37-point lead over second place in the Sprint Cup have sour luck at the 1.5-mile track. He entered Sunday’s standings. Johnson and his team can race with zero top-5 finishes in Kansas City, and he left the put it on cruise control for a while and heartland with that unfortunate record intact. He slid early in still be in good shape (although that the race to spark the first caution and later lost control again, approach isn’t expected). sliding down the track before being slammed by Joey JOEY LOGANO The Penske Rac- Logano in a crash that heavily damaged both cars. Busch ing driver concluded a tough week finished 38th and left the speedway before the race reached in Kansas. He was penalized 25 its halfway point. points by NASCAR for violations at Texas, then finished 39th in the Kansas NASCAR has announced major changes in Sprint Cup race after a hard collision with Kyle Busch. He qualifying procedures at its two road courses – Watkins Glen left the Midwest 20th in points. International in New York and Sonoma Raceway in Califor- nia. Drivers attempting to qualify for races at those tracks Compiled and written by Mike Hembree. will do so in groups, as is already the case at Nationwide Follow Mike on Twitter: @mikehembree. Photos by ASP, Inc. Series road-course events. Previously, drivers made single-

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