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THE tokes ews Thursday, S incorporating the Danbury ReporterN and King Times News Stokes County, NC: JULY 29, 2010 Printed on 100% recycled paper 75¢ Home of Hanging Rock published every Thursday •YEAR MMX, NO. 30 www.thestokesnews.com Connecting communities with news for life Routine bicycle ride turns deadly in King Raises questions of how to prevent accidents between bicycles and vehicles By Leslie Bray Evans day. Stevens reported that Sink tentially dangerous incidents he News Editor said she never even saw the riders. has encountered on local roads. The call came in to Stokes Coun- McGee admits that he wouldn’t Tragedy befell two cyclists who ty EMS at 7:44 a.m. EMS workers, ride, e.g., on Highways 65 or 8 dur- were out for their regular bicycle along with King Fire Department, ing rush hour. He also avoids King run early on Friday morning, July responded to scene. There they and Walnut Cove as a rule, as well 23. One of them, Donald Sunday, found Sunday already deceased. as Danbury at certain times. But lost his life in a deadly accident The EMS transported Leonard to that doesn’t necessarily cramp his while the other, Barry Leonard, re- Baptist by ground in an ambu- style. mains in Wake Forest University lance. “We’ve got all these farm to mar- Baptist Medical Center in good According to a report filed by ket roads,” McGee points out that condition. WXII News Channel 12, no the county is full of country roads The morning began innocently charges have been filed against built years ago to enable farmers enough as Sunday, 62, and Sink yet. The District Attorney will to take their crops to warehouses Leonard, 49, were riding their bi- make a decision in this case short- to sell. He says these roads are cycles on Trinity Church Road in ly. prime sites for bicycling, “now that King. According to Stokes County Tony McGee of Germanton, di- the [tobacco] market is in decline.” Emergency Medical Services Di- rector of StokesCORE, is currently There are some simple things rector Monty Stevens, the two directing the building of bicycle both motorists and cyclists can do were making their routine loop trails up at Camp Sertoma in to avoid tragedy on the road. “It’s around the area. Stevens said that Westfield. He is an avid cyclist often a matter of inattention,” they rode their bikes along this himself, estimating that he has McGee pinpoints what he believes route on a regular basis for exer- ridden probably 20,000 miles on is the core reason for such acci- cise purposes. Although Sunday Stokes County roads. dents. was from Winston-Salem, he came Although he was disturbed to A starting point is for vehicle out to ride with Leonard who lives hear of this accident in King, drivers to realize that according in King. McGee insists that Stokes County to North Carolina laws, bicyclers Leslie Bray Evans/The Stokes News Linda Sink, a 51-year-old King is still a great place for bicyclers. “I have the same rights to the Stokes County is becoming a haven for bicyclists, such as these resident, was driving her Jeep think it’s one of the safest places road. “Biking is a legal use on who entered the annual bicycle race at Walnut Cove’s Walnut along the same route and hit both around,” he declares. He notes that anything other than an inter- Festival. After a cyclist was killed in King on Friday, “Share the riders a little before 8 a.m. on Fri- he can count on one hand the po- See BICYCLES, page A2 Road” safety has come to the forefront. Opium/heroin A river rescue at Moratock Park trafficking charges in Fourteen-year-old saves two grown men By Leslie Bray Evans King bring high bond News Editor By Leslie Bray Evans Fourteen-year-old Rod- News Editor ney “Dwight” Adams Jr. of King thought he was A man who was arrested simply going to a birth- after trying to have a dead day party at Moratock person’s prescription filled Park on July 17. He had is in jail on a $500,000 no idea that in a split sec- bond. ond on that stormy Sat- Bryan Jeffrey Asbury, urday, he would make a age 27, of Bowens Road in decision that would Tobaccoville, visited the change his life and two Stokes Pharmacy in King other lives forever. last week in an attempt to Before the day ended, get Hydrocodone via the Dwight would jump into deceased person’s prescrip- the Dan River and save a tion. The King Police De- Bryan Jeffrey Asbury father and son from partment was called to the drowning. pharmacy on Tuesday, July in Stokes County. July 17 dawned rainy, 20, at 2 p.m. to investigate But the drama was not threatening plans for a the strange situation. over with Asbury’s arrest. birthday party for When Asbury claimed While the investigation Dwight’s aunt. Nonethe- the prescription issued to went on inside Stokes less, Dwight’s mother, the deceased person, Sgt. Pharmacy, investigators Tammy Thomas, and oth- Brewer arrested him. The realized that there was ers decided to move for- suspect was then charged someone waiting in As- ward with the plans for with two counts of Felony bury’s nearby vehicle. That Tammy’s sister. Trafficking in person was Randy Bruce The sister, who had Opium/Heroin, Felony Pos- Moon, age 48, of Doral Dri- just moved into an apart- session with Intent to Sell ve in Tobaccoville. ment in Winston-Salem, Submitted photo and Deliver Schedule I drove up to Danbury, Dwight Adams, 14, of King, jumped into the swollen Dan River to save two adults Controlled Substances, As it turned out, Moon was a wanted man. Out- bringing with her two of from drowning. and Felony Possession her new neighbors, a man With Intent to Sell and standing warrants for him were on record for Failure and his 26-year-old son ter at Moratock Park. near the rocks below the steadily fell. Suddenly he Delivery Schedule IV Con- As the festivities con- shelter. He waded in heard screaming from out trolled Substances. to Appear. He, too, was ar- who has cerebral palsy. tinued throughout the about knee-deep and be- in the current. Magistrate Cardwell rested and issued a $1,000 There, family and friends Just before him, rapid- then issued the bond, and secured bond. His court gathered for the cook- day, Dwight meandered gan skipping rocks across Asbury’s initial court date date is set for August 24 in out/party under the shel- down to the river bank, the water as the rain See RIVER, page A2 was scheduled for July 21 Stokes County. Wreck in Westfield kills two Two more candidates Staff reports Patrol. He ran off the “The black pickup truck nounced dead on the scene. file for school board right shoulder of the road had been burnt and two They were transported to A single-vehicle accident as he traveled through a people were pinned inside, J.R. Jones Medical Center With filing for the Stokes Already, two other can- resulted in the death of two left-hand curve. the driver and a passen- in King before being taken County Board of Education didates have filed for those Westfield men Wednesday Vaughn hit two highway ger,” said Beck of what he on to Wake Forest Univer- set to close on Friday, July seats. Another incumbent, afternoon just inside the markers before hitting a found when he arrived on sity Baptist Medical Cen- 30, at noon, two more candi- Colon Moore, 42, of King, dates have filed to run. One was the first to throw his Stokes County line. tree. The vehicle continued the scene. The fire had al- ter for autopsies. Luther Clayton of the incumbents, Bill Hart, hat into the ring when fil- along the shoulder where ready been extinguished by According to Beck, the 62, of Lawsonville, will now ing opened. He, Hart and Vaughn, 61, was driving a it struck a second tree. Francisco and Westfield investigation into the black Chevrolet pickup be on the November ballot. Smith are joined in the Beck said the truck then volunteer fire departments. crash is complete for the David L. Smith, 61, of King, race by Jamie Yontz, 35, truck east on N.C. 89 at “a spun around and struck a Vaughn was wearing a most part. He is just wait- has also made official his de- from Walnut Cove who high rate of speed” around third tree before coming to seat belt. However, Roger ing on autopsy reports. sire to win one of the three filed to run as well. 2 p.m., according to Troop- a rest on the shoulder of Wilson, 53, the passenger Vaughn and Wilson lived seats that will become avail- The three seats up for er Joseph Beck with the the road facing north in the vehicle, was not. at the same residence on able on the school board af- grabs now belong to Hart, North Carolina Highway where it caught on fire. Both men were pro- N.C. 89 in Westfield. ter the November election. Moore and Steve Shelton.

Quote of the Week: Inside Sports...... B1 The bond that links Editorial...... A4 What’s Going On...... A6 your true family is Church page...... A8 Friends andNeighbors...... A9 This not one of blood, but of respect and joy in SECU scholarships awarded New art exhibit each other's life. week See page B9 See page A2 --Richard Bach Page A2 - The Stokes News, July 29, 2010 News Blood drive helping save lives By Jeremy Moorhouse came out. Folks from “I’m just a retired sol- Sports Editor Greensboro wanted to do it dier who feels like we there. The Greensboro and should be helping those in For retired army Lt. Burlington drives harm’s way as much as we Colonel Donald Adamick, spawned out of that. can,” Adamick said. “Amer- the military’s dire need for “Fort Bragg calls it the ican people do support our blood overseas hit very Carolina tour.” people who are serving us. close to home. Roughly 90 percent of This is meaningful and ob- He’s encouraging local the blood goes immediate- viously it’s needed. For donors to do the same. ly to troops on the ground every (casualty) there are The armed services in Iraq and Afghanistan— anywhere from five to sev- blood drive will come to in as soon as three days. en who have been wound- Winston-Salem on August Interviews with sur- ed. We’ve had 5,000 killed 3, the fourth of five stops geons overseas have con- so you could have 37,000 in Winston this year. firmed the blood indeed wounded. Those injured “We just felt like we does save lives. need life-giving blood. should be doing more than “The donors are great,” That’s why we’ve started putting bumper stickers Adamick said. “We’ve had this.” on cars,” said Adamick, people who have been do- Following the drive on who is coordinating the nating the entire time.” Tuesday, there will be an- event. “We want to support Fort Bragg has a unit other in Greensboro on the troops and the biggest that comes to the site and Wednesday and Burling- thing is donating blood, sets up the donor facilities ton on Thursday. Submitted photo Artist Sandy Murray will have works such as this on exhibit at the Apple Gallery in which can save a life. We in 45 minutes, said Adam- Adamick, who lives in are finally having impact.” ick. Clemmons, retired out of Danbury through the month of August. Fort Bragg in 1984. His Mobile teams travel up Over the last few drives wife, Clare, also is actively and down the east coast in Winston-Salem, an av- involved in the blood collecting blood—with Fort erage of 70 to 100 turn out. drives. Bragg being one of those According to the Armed “This generation behind stops. In 2005, Adamick Services Blood Program’s me, they are still special Reception for new learned of the military’s website, the donor center and still comrades,” Adam- blood shortage and began must collect a specific ick said. “I served in first looking for a way to bring amount of units per month infantry division in Viet- a drive to Winston-Salem. to ensure that blood is nam. They’ve been active The first drive in May of available for those in need in Iraq. The need is great.” ’05 was small. and that some of the rea- The event will be held “We threw it together sons most patients need art exhibit is Friday from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. at real quick. We were a little blood are cancer, heart and the American Legion Post The Stokes County Arts disappointed in the num- blood vessel disease, dis- on Miller Street in Win- Council will host the ex- ber of people that showed ease of the gastrointensti- ston-Salem. Walk-ins are hibit of local artist Sandy up,” he said. “We set anoth- nal tract and emergencies welcome or you can make er drive up in November of such as car accidents and an appointment by calling Murray during the month that year and more people burns. 408-7280 or 413-8432. of August. From an early age, Murray enjoyed art and sports. Later, he be- motorists can pass a bicycle seen that when a vehicle came more interested in even on a double yellow slows down substantially photography, particularly BICYCLES line, as long as no oncoming and then makes a wide cir- landscapes and sunsets traffic is in sight. cuit around a bicycle, other with the rich colors. Mur- Continued from page A1 “Speed differential is drivers in line to pass do ray holds a two-year art what kills people,” McGee the same thing. degree from Mitchell Col- state,” McGee explains. Submitted photo states. He cites a study that “Share the Road” signage lege and pursued addition- As a general rule, bikers Local artist Sandy Murray who created this painting will he recently read about in in Stokes County and al art classes from N. C. should ride single file. They Bicycling magazine’s June around the nation is de- be honored at a reception at the Stokes County Arts State University. Council on July 30. are subject to the same 2010 issue. The study, done signed to promote the idea Murray will be exhibiting road regulations as mo- in the United Kingdom, that this is not a case of mo- in the Apple Gallery some Main Street, Danbury. The Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. torists--stopping for stop found that pedestrians are torist versus bicyclist. In- of his landscapes and reception and viewing of For more information, signs, not going above the eight times more likely to stead, it is intended to con- seascapes which will be in this exhibit is free, and the please contact SCAC at speed limit and so on. be killed when hit by a ve- vey that the highways and oil with acrylic mix. A re- public is invited to attend. (336) 593-8159 or by email A general rule for mo- hicle going 30 miles per byways are meant to be ception will be given in his The exhibit dates are at HYPERLINK torists is not to follow bik- hour, as opposed to being shared by both, and even honor by the SCAC on Fri- July 28-August 24. The "mailto:[email protected] ers too closely. A driver hit by a vehicle going 20 other, modes of transporta- day, July 30, from 6-8 p.m. SCAC gallery opening es.nc.us"[email protected] should also allow about mph. tion. in the Apple Gallery, 500 N. times are Monday through kes.nc.us. three feet between the bicy- “Motorists can lead by ex- “All these things do help cle and the vehicle. It is ample,” McGee suggests. raise awareness,” McGee men on down the river while them she wanted to order generally conceded that He says he has personally feels. holding them above water, a plaque in his honor. RIVER then come up when breath When Brian Megginson, was necessary. His goal was whose parents own Crown Correction to keep them from going un- Continued from page A1 Trophy, heard the story, he In its July 22nd edition, The Stokes News reported in The Old Paths opinion piece that der even when he himself volunteered to sponsor the Mark and Stephanie Young Nesslehaus of West Jefferson had a 12-year-old child. The sto- ly floating down the rain- had to. plaque for Dwight. In fact, ry should’ve read that they had a 12-year-old tent. The Stokes News regrets the error. swollen Dan were the fa- When Dwight had he was so impressed that ther and son that Dwight steered them to safety, he he called WXII News had just met earlier that told them to stand up, that Channel 12 to nominate day. The father had decid- they could touch the bot- Dwight for their Modern ed to try to float his son tom of the river now. Citizen of the Month down the river to where Meanwhile, Dwight’s award for September. they could reach the bot- mom was up at the shelter Thomas says that the tom and stand up. fulfilling her hostess re- plaque will be formally When the disabled son sponsibilities. She had no presented to Dwight in the realized that he could not idea what was going on near future, but that the touch the ground, he be- until she heard someone time and place have not gan to panic. As he strug- crying out, “Your son’s yet been determined. gled in the water, his mo- yelling help!” tions began to drown not Witnesses tell how the Thomas’ voice is fraught only him but also his dad. rescued pair came shakily with emotion as she tells The rapid current did not up the bank, gasping that how her son rededicated help the situation, and they had nearly died and his life to the Lord at their now they were screaming saying, “This boy saved our church on Sunday. She for help. lives!” says that he told her the Although there were Close behind them was near-drowning experience many other people in the Dwight, all 5’6”, 105 lbs. of was a “wake-up call” for water and on the bank, him shaking with the him. Dwight realized that no heroic effort. “I was tired,” Dwight is humble when one was heeding the cries he confessed. he talks about the heroic for assistance. On instinct, “He’s my hero,” Thomas decision he made on July he jumped into the water. recalls hearing the young 17. “I did it ‘cause it’s the “I went after them,” the man with cerebral palsy right thing to do,” he ex- 14-year-old states matter- say. plains. “I knew if I didn’t, of-factly. When the day was done, it’d be on my conscience Dwight used his body as a Thomas began to think of the rest of my life.” human lifejacket to float the how to reward her son. Dwight’s serious tone two to safety. In the process, She called Crown Trophy sounds much older than the two drowning men often at 2869 Reynolda Road in that of a typical 14-year- pulled their rescuer under- Winston-Salem--a place old as he sums up his ex- water. 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Consider also desired, and add a bit of an old faithful—blueberry the eggs without the eggs which I Cathy combining blues with oth- honey as well for a light pancakes. The trick here is beginning to cook (mixture guess tells Long er fruits, such as strawber- and nourishing snack or to add the berries after the should be room tempera- my age for ries and/or bananas. If you meal. pancakes have started to ture). Add butter mixture sure! But enjoy this for breakfast, bubble, or you will end up to eggs and mix well. this time I you have already had two This recipe for fruit with purple pancakes. Combine dry ingredi- am thinking about blue- ries freeze better than servings of fruit and so are sauce is good with most Serve with the blueberry ents in small bowl and many fruits, so you can berries. well on your way to a mini- fruits, but summer berries (or other berry sauce), or blend with a fork until stock up during the sum- I had actually planned mum of five to nine serv- are especially appealing. your favorite maple syrup. well-blended. mer and enjoy berries all and written another col- ings of fruit and vegeta- Serve over ice cream or Cooked pancakes freeze Add egg mixture to flour year. Blues tend to retain umn for this week, but a bles each day. pound or angel food cakes. well and are easy to grab their texture, and frozen mixture and stir until just recent gift of freshly --Incorporate blues into The sauce also is a tasty on your way out the door blended. Do not overmix. picked local blueberries berries may easily be a weekly fruit salad based topping for pancakes, waf- to school or work. Feel free Test the pancake skil- from a friend in Danbury added to desserts, muffins on what is available, rea- fles or French toast as part to substitute your favorite let—heat the skillet and inspired me to feature a or pancakes. sonably priced and attrac- of a special brunch or baking mix when you are drop a few drops of water healthy and nutritious We are lucky to have tive. Blues make a beauti- breakfast. You can make a short of time, but this and watch for water to summer treat. many local berry farms— ful salad with cantaloupe beautiful and delicious recipe is really fast and “dance.” Add a very small Blueberries are one of check The Stokes News and honeydew melon. You dessert by layering cake, easy, and you can combine the few fruits that are na- and be sure to call ahead if feel cooler just looking at the fruit sauce, yogurt, amount of butter or oil and the dry ingredients the tive to America. Blueberry you need already-picked it! Add red and/or green freshly whipped cream then add 2 or 3 table- night before you plan to bushes are fairly easy to fruit. Many farms welcome grapes and/or pineapple and some fresh fruit in spoons of batter onto the cook the pancakes. grow and can actually be a you to pick your own, but when available and on your prettiest glasses. hot griddle. foundation plant for your again, it is a good idea to sale. This makes for a Fruit Sauce Watch for bubbles to home. While it is good to call ahead to confirm great light breakfast Add a quarter to a half- Blueberry Pancakes form, then flip the pan- plant more than one bush hours, cost, etc. Our local served with whole grain cup of sugar to about a Makes about 24 pan- cakes and add berries. for pollination, just one farmers’ markets in Dan- toast, is a fine partner for pint of your berries in a cakes, each about 4 inches Keep cooked pancakes mature bush can supply bury, King and Walnut sandwich lunches or sup- medium saucepan. Sim- round warm on low oven until enough berries for snacks, Cove also often have fresh pers and works well as an mer until berries begin to 2 eggs ready to serve. Extra cakes breakfasts and maybe a berries available. accompaniment for brunch burst and mixture begins 1 tablespoon butter freeze well. dessert each week during Here are some ideas for and/or supper dishes such to thicken. Add some fresh 1 cup milk The Kitchen will be fea- the season. fresh, uncooked berries as quiche. berries, if you like, for a One and a quarter cups turing more ideas for sum- Blueberries are low in that are sure to please --This is another “break- variety of textures in the all-purpose flour mer’s bounty and would calories and packed with your family: fasty” idea, but it is also a sauce. Also feel free to ex- 1 tablespoon sugar love to share readers’ fa- antioxidants, which are --Add fresh berries to great quick lunch or periment with adding 4 teaspoons baking pow- vorites. You can reach me believed to help fight can- your breakfast cereal. snack. Combine your fa- some fresh lemon juice der in care of The Stokes News cer. They have respectable Blues work well with most vorite granola blend with (about a half a lemon), a Pinch of salt at 591-5181 or at 591- amounts of fiber. Blueber- cereals, hot and cold (it a favorite yogurt (the sprinkle of cinnamon or a In a medium bowl, beat 7896. Happy Cookin! Obituaries PGMS fourth quarter honor roll Sixth grade princi- Heather Anderson Ashley Lawson pal’s list Morgan Bolens Lydia Richardson VAUGHN WALL Trinity Fain Carson Bollman Emma Shew Mr. Luther Clayton Vaughn was born Mr. Paul Jefferson Wall, age 85, of Pin- Linsey Gable Austin Boyles Peter Swanson on October 31, 1948 to the loving parents, nacle, passed away on Friday, July 23, Ty Hundley Tiffany Bullins Teagan Wrenn Quilla Pauline Dodson Vaughn and 2010 at Northern Surry Hospital of Surry Kole James Jacob Carter Luther Raymond Vaughn. County. He was born in Surry County on Patience Wright Bailey Mobley Sabrina Dodson October 15, 1924 to the late Thomas Jef- Mallie Ziglar Jackson Moorefield Kinston Flippin ferson and Sara Ross Wall. 8th grade A/B honor Alexis Plunkett Selena Flippin Sydney Simmons Landon Fulp roll Logan Stevens Miranda Hammonds Christopher Bowman Area Agency on Aging names Sixth grade A/B hon- Katie Hiatt Moriah Boyette or roll Haley Holland Lindsay Brown Angela Adams Tristan Hubbard Megan Bullins new RSVP Coordinator in Stokes Amelia Boles Baron Lawless Matthew Craddock Bailey Bollman Courtney Lawless Jordan Dalton The Northwest Pied- Ethan Bowman Heather Marshall Sarah Dodson mont Area Agency on Ag- Megan Condon Jacob Martin Robert Edmonds ing has named Becky Brittany Dehart Melanie Mcbride Jensen Gauldin Wood as its new Retired Michaela Dodson Hunter Moorefield Justin Gravely Senior and Volunteer Pro- Raygan Glidewell Courtney Myers Mycheal Hubbard- gram (RSVP) Coordinator Daisy Harris Shepard Ottaway for Stokes County. Wood Madison Johnson Elizabeth Overby Holden was most recently with Elijah Lawson Isaiah Pyrtle Zachary Hunter Healthy Carolinians of Savannah Mabe Jaxon Roberson Tyler Hurst Stokes where she net- Haley Joyce worked with many organi- Tori Mabe Makayla Sands zations to develop a plan Kaitlyn Moorefield Mason Sands Austin Long for the citizens of Stokes Andrea Parra Alisha Sprinkle Amber Mabe County to live healthier, Christi Prater Amy Steele Lawrence Marshall more active lifestyles. She Submitted photo Madison Rasey Faith Taylor Brandon Martin also spent 14 years with Becky Wood has a new position as Retired Senior and Cara Sizemore Keeleigh Utt Hannah Mcbride United Cerebral Palsy of Volunteer Program (RSVP) Coordinator for Stokes Dustin Vernon Alex York Matthew McHone North Carolina as their Logan Whitaker 8th grade principal’s County. Hannah McKinney Director of Marketing and Blake Williams list Forsyth counties to offer tion of excess personal and Kristina Medina Development. 7th grade principal’s Shalynn Brown its members a variety of liability insurance while Wood says she is excited list Haley Bullins Daniel Parra ways to connect with those they volunteer, social con- about this new endeavor Jonathan Long Sarah Bullins Austin Petree and is ready to get started. in need in the community. nectedness with others Kristen Rose From tutoring a child, to working for the same pur- Makayla Nickell Sierra Cherry “ As the RSVP Coordinator Megan Simmons in Stokes County,” she ex- transporting a homebound pose and appreciation and Miranda Nickelston Daniel Gregory plains, “I will be matching person to a medical ap- recognition for their gen- 7th grade A/B honor Summer Harris Charles Young agencies and organiza- pointment, to knitting a erosity to others. roll Emanuel Hartman Emily Young tions with volunteers who sweater for a newborn, To find out more, call can provide them with cru- there are endless possibili- Becky Wood at (336) 608- cial and appreciated assis- ties for service. 3572 or e-mail her at tance.” Why join RSVP? RSVP [email protected]. RSVP RSVP is designed to give volunteers receive benefits is sponsored by the Corpo- people 55 and over the op- including travel and meal ration for National Service portunity to share their reimbursement to enable and the Northwest Pied- experiences and skills. It them to better afford giv- mont Council of Govern- partners with non-profit ing back to their communi- ments Area Agency on Ag- agencies in Stokes and ty. There is also the protec- ing. Scholar Vision scholarships awarded to three local students The Carolinas Credit Union, plans to attend Sur- We congratulate our win- Union Foundation (CCUF) ry Community College. ners and wish them well in has awarded three Scholar The Scholar Vision Funds their academic journey." Vision scholarships to are a collection of funds and Through the Scholar Vi- Stokes County seniors. resources established to sion Funds, educational and First is Morgan O'Leary help credit union members financial need scholarships of Walnut Cove. O'Leary, in North and South Caroli- are available to credit union who is a member of Summit na achieve a higher level of members through the Foun- Credit Union, plans to at- education. The Foundation dation's General Fund or believes that an individual's through a collection of ad- tend Guilford Technical self-esteem and economic vised and named funds. Since Community College. well-being may be grounded inception, the Foundation Next is Caleb Carter of inacademic development. has invested more than $1.2 Sandy Ridge. Carter, who is "Education is a common million to help credit union a member of Choice Commu- thread that binds under- members better themselves nity Credit Union, plans to standing," remarked John through higher education. attend UNC - Greensboro. R. Slack Jr., president/CEO For a complete listing of the The final winner is Car- of CCUF. "These objectives 2010 Scholar Vision winners leigh Covert of King. are at the heart of credit and the other programs of Covert, who is a member of unions and are fully sup- CCUF, please go to www.caroli- Allegacy Federal Credit ported by the Foundation. nasfoundation.org.

Dean's list released at Gardner-Webb University Victor and Janet Vance are proud to announce the birth of their twin daughters Gardner-Webb Universi- cial Sciences Located in Boiling Kathryn Ila and Olivia Grace on Tuesday, April 27, 2010. Kathryn weighed 6 lbs. 2 ty has announced its Established in 1978, the Springs, NC, Gardner-Webb dean's list for the 2010 purpose of the dean's list University seeks a higher oz. Olivia weighed 6 lbs. 3.8 oz. Kathryn and Olivia have two older brothers, Rollins spring semester. Area stu- is to honor outstanding ground in higher education and Damon. Grandparents are Wayne and Carol Jean Scott of Walnut Cove; Ann dents are as follows: college students for their - one that embraces faith --Ashley K. Ancho of Pin- academic achievements for and intellectual freedom, Vance of King and Phillip and Rhonda Vance also of King. Great Grandparents nacle, majoring in Account- having a GPA of 3.7 or balances conviction with are Mary Sue Scott and the late Jess Scott of Walnut Cove; the late Spot and Ruth ing above. The dean's list is compassion, and inspires in Emma Mabe of Danbury; Frances Vance and the late Clay Vance of King; the late --Angela R. Sands of the highest academic hon- students a love of learning Pinnacle, majoring in So- or awarded each semester. and leadership. Nina Smith of Winston-Salem and Mildred Wood and the late JD Wood of Sanford. Page A4 - The Stokes News, July 29, 2010 Opinion

The The Old Letter to the editor Paths we think Priddy's Store is clean street corner? If I go into a restau- heat Free to buy bologna enough to purchase a sandwich from rant and it is dirty, I have the choice or not? Leslie Bray Evans to leave. Let us have the freedom, sandwiches Restaurants and schools are sub- ject to health inspections to ensure the option to buy a bologna sandwich is on Dear Editor, food safety. But what about church if we so choose. This is in response to the issue of functions, bake sales, birthday par- Respectfully, Kenny Loggins sang a song years ago called, “The sandwiches at Priddy’s General ties, Little League ballgames, etc? Heat Is On.” He wasn’t exactly talking about record- Store. Isn't America the land of the Are we going to inspect the little Beth Smith breaking July weather, but nonetheless I’ve been singing free? Shouldn't we be free to decide if girl’s lemonade stand on the nearest Walnut Cove that little ditty lately. Fits, doesn’t it? As I write this on Friday, I see that it was close to 100 degrees today, same for tomorrow. Heat index near 110 degrees both days. “Same song, second Paws for the Cause verse, a little bit louder and a whole lot worse.” A friend of mine just posted on Facebook that her ther- Keeping puppies and kittens healthy and happy! mostat is set on 72 but that the temperature inside her By Mona Triplett house is 83. I walk outside to the car as the sultry sum- fit of the breed, the most there are some that are passed into the stool. Executive Director, responsible thing to do is not visible and are dead- mer atmosphere assaults my senses. When I re-enter the Stokes County Humane Hookworm infection house, the cool air feels like a Colorado mountaintop. Society to ensure your dog is not ly if left untreated. can cause a severe and For a few minutes. reproducing to an al- There are several sometimes fatal anemia ready overpopulated so- types of over the counter Then my body acclimates itself to this inside air that is Summer is here, and in the young, weak or ciety. wormers out there, not cool enough despite the system that runs incessantly puppies and kittens are malnourished animals. plentiful! There is noth- For those of you who which over the years I outside my window, ensuring that Duke Energy will Clinical signs are weight feast on many of my hard-earned dollars next month. ing cuter then a baby an- have found yourself own- have found ineffective. Now I feel uncomfortably warm even inside my house. imal. Whether they are ers of puppies and kit- We at the Humane Soci- loss, diarrhea and bloody, Another friend of mine posted on Facebook that he’d playing, eating or at rest, tens, these next couple of ety use a product called tarry stools. Sometimes rather be barricaded behind 10 feet of snow today. What hands down, there is articles are dedicated to Pyrantel Pamoate for the worms are seen in were we thinking last February when we longed for sum- something special about educating you about how some cases or Panacure the feces. mer weather? the newness of life and to keep them healthy for others. For puppies Treatment consists of and happy. First, let’s and kittens we use I personally love the heat of summer, but I must ques- trying to see the world oral de-worming medica- tion if I’d love it in the absence of air conditioning. What talk about the intestinal Pyrantel Pamoate which through their eyes. I am tion and correction of did we do in the pre-AC days? willing to bet that while parasites that puppies you can purchase at Sharon Brown Craddock of Stokes County says that watching them, you will and kittens can get. Southern States or a any anemia. A follow-up growing up, she went swimming in the river nearly every catch yourself with a Dogs and cats can be similar store. For adults treatment is given three day up in Sandy Ridge off Amostown Road. Nora Lank- smile on your face, I bet. victims of several differ- or heavy infestation, we weeks later. The worms ford, Danbury librarian, chimed in that they got in the However, as is God’s ent intestinal parasites use Panacure. look like long strings of river, too, on hot days but only after the day’s work was plan, they do grow up or worms, but round- Keep in mind, howev- spaghetti and usually done. and the baby stage really worms, hookworms, er, that different para- will come out in the feces I just cooked little pizzas for my three young children does not last all that whipworms and tape- sites may call for differ- once the de-wormer is and their two cousins who are having a sleepover here. worms are the most com- ent treatments, so it’s long. . .so enjoy it while administered. My son Elijah said he’d eat one later. I told him I was not you can. Many consider a mon. There are six major imperative you know ex- heating up the oven again due to the intense heat it gen- dog or cat an adult at one intestinal parasites that actly what you’re dealing All fecal material erates. year of age, while actual- you need to know about. with, and a fecal test needs to be picked up If he had been raised with Mable Booth of Westfield ly they are in their ado- Intestinal parasite infec- through your vet can and disposed of for the and her nine siblings, he wouldn’t have gotten hot food lescent stage until about tions in puppies and kit- provide you that valu- next five to seven days on a sizzling day like this. Booth recalls how her mother two years of age. Re- tens may cause serious able information. during treatment. Any would arise at 4:30 a.m. each morning to fire up the old member the terrible twos illness or even death be- Here is part one of a woodstove and cook a big meal. other pets exposed to of your children? Then fore a diagnosis is possi- list of parasites with a hookworms should also The large family would work all morning in the fields ble by fecal examination. short description and you get the idea. This ar- be treated. Several then come back to the house to eat whatever their moth- ticle is dedicated to pup- Puppies and their how they can affect you er had cooked in the early dawn hours, even if it was cold pies and kittens and mothers should be treat- as well: heartworm preventives by then. Supper would consist of lunch leftovers, with what it takes to keep ed with appropriate de- HOOKWORMS (Ancy- contain added medica- maybe a pone of cornbread added. them healthy and happy. worming medication lostoma spp): These tion to help prevent re- Using the woodstove in the middle of an oppressive when puppies are two, worms are most com- infection with hook- summer’s day just created too much heat in a house with Lets start from the be- four, six and eight weeks monly seen in young no AC other than occasional breezes through open win- ginning. A female dog is worms. of age, then put on a dogs and cats. Adult dows and doors. Craddock remembers that her family of- pregnant for about 62 Public health signifi- ten cooked out at the river for the very same reason. days, a cat, 63-67 days. A monthly preventive. Be- worms live in the small cance: The hookworm cause prenatal infection intestine. The eggs pass While I chatted in the sheriff’s department with Booth dog can get pregnant as larvae can penetrate hu- about the old paths of summertime, a lady in the waiting early as five to six does not occur in kittens, out of the body in the months and cats as early biweekly treatment can stool. Animals become man skin and potentially area joined our conversation. Linda Gallagher of Brook- cause a skin problem lyn, NY, interjected that when she was growing up in a as four months! The av- begin at three weeks of infected with hookworms row house in the big city, her mother wouldn’t even use erage litter size is age, and they can be put by eating infective eggs called “cutaneous larval the stove on midsummer days. She would make salads, around six offspring, and on a monthly preventive or larvae; penetration of migrans” or “creeping often with fruit, to feed her family. litters can have multiple at eight or nine weeks of footpads or skin by lar- eruption.” No one should All it takes for me to feel guilty about complaining fathers for cats and dogs! age. vae; transmission be barefoot for five to about the heat is to drive down Highway 89 right now If the female is bred by A common thought is if through the milk while seven days while the pet multiple males, she can one of the litter has par- nursing; or, transmission and watch those people doing highway work on freshly is being treated for hook- have offspring from each asites, then most likely from the mother into the poured, steaming asphalt. Makes even my tobacco prim- worms. ing days seem tame. of those males. the whole litter has fetus while still preg- Booth reminisces of her older relatives picking oak If you are not a breed- them. Keep in mind, nant. It takes three To be continued. . . leaves and layering them inside of their hats to provide er and you are not hav- while there are some weeks from the time of Stay tuned for part 2 of further insulation from the heat. ing puppies for the bene- worms that you can see, infection until eggs are this column! Lankford said that everyone simply hunted for what- ever shade they could find. Booth agreed that the family would sit out under the shade trees in the yard once the day’s work was complete. That would explain why most Fairy tale fun on Saturday in King old homeplaces have stately trees in the yard--none of these suburban wasteland lawns with merely grass. The Brementown Grant re- SCAC is to inspire cre- My most vivid memories of Grandpa and Grandma Musicians State of the ceived from ativity, celebrate her- Bray involves them sitting out under the massive oaks, Once Upon A Blue Duke Ener- itage, enhance education shelling peas, shucking corn, talking to neighbors. We Ridge will present “The Arts gy Founda- and promote economic kids would ride bikes and horses, throw baseball, play Brementown Musicians” tion development through with the dogs or catch lightning bugs once the blessed at King Central Park, The Stokes tourism. Duke Energy darkness dropped a veil of relief over the heat-oppressed 302 Kirby Road, King, County Arts values a strong commit- land. Eddy Council re- Not only yards were different due to heat back in the on Saturday, July 31, at ment to the community day. Houses were sometimes built differently. Lankford 7 p.m. In this delightful McGee ceived a grant and continues to honor remembers reading and/or hearing how very old houses retelling of the classic from The this commitment Duke Energy often had a hallway running through the middle, from fairy tale from the through grant support Foundation in the front door to the back. This would ensure that, with Brothers Grimm, Peter of the SCAC. both doors open, a draft would ensue, pulling moving air gentle message that you the amount of $2,000 in and Christina Holland The SCAC would like from front to back to provide a natural AC system for our are never too old to fol- support of the 36th An- ancestors. encourage participation low your dreams. This nual Stokes Stomp, Fes- to express sincere ap- When I drove home from work today, I noticed that, as from the audience to performance is FREE tival on the Dan, and for preciation to The Duke a rule, houses were shut up tight with closed windows help them tell the story. and the public is invited continued arts program- Energy Foundation and and doors. That would’ve been a different picture 50 Featuring fun songs and to attend. For more in- ming in Stokes County to Mr. James T. Flythe years ago. Booth and Lankford recalled that windows Christina’s hilarious an- formation, please con- during the 2010-2011 for making this grant and doors were thrown wide open on hot summer days to imal characters, Bre- tact the Stokes County possible and for making allow for a current of air. Shutting up a house in those fiscal year. days could mean certain misery for indoor inhabitants. mentown Musicians en- Arts Council at (336) The mission of the a positive difference to Some are still walking those old paths today. Steve and tertains and gives the 593-8159. the community. Olivia Shelton of Danbury live in an older home that they have remodeled, and they have no central AC. An attic fan and ceiling fans help to keep the rooms cool. A gazebo graces their lawn to provide a more comfortable place to spend summer evenings. WCU announces local spring graduates Still, Olivia says, there are days such as the stifling ones this past week when she has to take a fan even to Western Carolina Uni- ma cum laude (with high- Spanish, cum laude ministration, Marketing the gazebo. versity conferred degrees est honors), 121 graduat- Amanda Dawn Mar- Jennifer Dawn Bob- We’re talking electric fans--not those funeral home on 1,150 students who ing magna cum laude tin, Lawsonville, Bache- bitt, Westfield, Bachelor fans that we used during summer church services when completed their studies (with high honors), and lor of Science in Nursing, of Arts in English I was a little girl. Problem with those was that it took en- during spring semester 129 graduating cum Nursing Brandon Andrew ergy to wave them back and forth, and that energy creat- 2010. laude (with honors). Jason Andrew Joyce, ed more body heat and sweat. Lankford recalls making Hall, Westfield, Bachelor A total of 332 under- Area students who Pilot Mountain, Bachelor her own accordion-pleated fans out of paper when all of Science in Education, graduate students re- graduated are: of Science in Business else failed. Elementary Education ceived academic honors, Mark Jackson Smith, Administration, Account- Anything to get the air moving when the heat is on. Ashley Lauren Joyce, “Can somebody please turn it off?” you plead. with 82 graduating sum- King, Bachelor of Arts in ing Westfield, Bachelor of You can bet I’ll write a column to remind you of that Joshua David Fulp, when December’s cold is bold, January’s gales assail and Walnut Cove, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Nurs- February’s chill is shrill. Science in Business Ad- ing For now, I’m going to enjoy the sizzle from inside my somewhat air-conditioned house, wishing I was stringing beans under the old oak trees with Grandma Bray once Letters Policy more. . .when the heat is on. 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Box 647, Walnut Cove, N.C. 27052 or faxed to 591-4379. Letters [email protected] may also be emailed to: [email protected]. Page A5 - The Stokes News, July 29, 2010 Friends and Neighbors Dalton family reunion Cobbler’s shop is closing Oak Ridge Baptist’s Outreach We are had a good turnout sorry to an- Ministry will meet tonight nounce that Birthday Mr. Jim King The wishes go to Huggins, News Sandy Ridge the follow- London shoecobbler Ruritan Sandy Ridge ing: Maxine at BJ’s Club will Lash, July News Shoes in sponsor a News 18; Lorraine downtown hot dog sup- Woods, July King, is hav- Peggy per and Bin- 27; Danielle ing to close Wall go on Fri- Jessup, July his shop due day, August 6 at the Lena 28; Tamara Marilyn to illness. It Sandy Ridge Priddy Williams Booe has been a pleasure to summer, plus enjoy special Legion and Timo- Building on thy Watson provide onsite shoe repair presentations in the Shel- here at BJ’s Shoes. Mr. Hug- Amostown Road. Food will dy, and Delia Hodgin and Jr., July 29; ton Room. The summer gins has been great to work be served starting at 6 p.m. Linda, and Mr. and Mrs. Karen Hairston and Mitchell, Kathy Penn, reading program is funded with and is a good friend. with bingo at 7 p.m. There Allen Collins Saturday. Shirley Jones, July 31. John Welch, Harold Lash, by the Stokes County Unit- We have enjoyed working ed Fund; the Stokes County will be door prizes and a Those from Oak Ridge Our deepest sympathy Sarah Scales, May Pearl with him and appreciate his Arts Council; and area busi- quarter auction. Bingo will Baptist Church celebrating goes to the family of Mrs. Dalton, Stacy Linster, Tia time and service to our com- nesses, organizations and be $20. Proceeds will go for birthdays this week are: Katherine Carroll. She Davis, Colleen Simmons, Elnora Hairston, Elaine munity. individuals. For more infor- projects to honor veterans Bradley Sands, July 26; leaves to mourn two Lee Boles, formerly from mation, contact the library in November. Joyce Hutchens, July 27; daughters, Mrs. Virginia Phillips, Lafayette Broome, Gloria Frost, Pa- King, and his family have at (336) 983-3868 or by The Outreach Ministry Addison Collins and Goolsby and Savannah recently moved from Birm- email at [email protected]. of Oak Ridge Baptist Heather Smith, July 30 and Vanlue. Mrs. Carroll went tricia Gibson, and Elaine Simmons. Vicurtiss Hair- ingham, Alabama, to At- Special preschool story- Church will meet Thurs- Meldie Wood, Kim Manuel home to be with the Lord lanta, Georgia. Lee has ac- times are each Tuesday day night at the church at and Justin Gravely, July 31. on Saturday, July 24, 2010. ston, Delgrater Bailey. Do- ray Gibson, Nokomis cepted a position as chief fi- morning at 10:15. Don't 6:30 p.m. David Ferguson has Our condolences also go Allen, Willie Hairston, nancial officer at Southern miss these great programs Junior Fulks underwent been on the sick list. to the family of Mrs. Ida Regional Hospital in At- Thelma Johnson, George with Ms. Sue and Ms. surgery in Duke Hospital Ted Kitzmiller celebrat- Hairston. She leaves to lanta. He was chief financial Hairston Jr, Bobby Gretchen! Friday where he remains a ed his birthday Tuesday, mourn her husband, Irvin officer at Shelby Baptist Linville, Mable Johnson, The Stokes Family YMCA patient. July 27. Hairston Sr.; two sons, Medical Center in Al- June Higgins and Rhonda will be working in conjunc- Chad Williams has re- A large number attend- Dennis Hairston and Irvin abaster, Alabama, for five Scales. Please continue to tion with the public li- turned home after spend- ed the Knight family re- Hairston Jr.; three daugh- years. Lee is the son of pray for these people daily. braries in Stokes County ing several days in the union Sunday at the ters, Mabel Hairston, Steve and Pam Boles of this summer in a new pro- hospital. The East Stokes Out- King. Sandy Ridge Community Birdie Janson, Ethel Paige gram entitled “Fish Out of Evelyn Joyce has re- Building. reach Ministries needs the Our get well wishes and Hairston; four brothers, Water.” This program is turned home after spend- following products: laun- prayers go to Donna Beck, Dinner guests of Mr. and Frank Dalton, Curt Dal- used to teach out-of-the-wa- ing some time in the nurs- dry detergent, dish soap Samatha Beck, Juanita Mrs. William Wood Sunday ton, Albert Dalton and ter swim lessons to the par- ing home. and shampoo. Anything Gordy, Nancy Stone, Frank ticipants of the summer were Sanjay, Sujata, Pravoli Roosevelt Dalton; four sis- Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mc- donated will be greatly ap- Smith, Jim Rosamond, Cur- reading programs at the lo- and Samika Aber from ters, Daisy Chandler, Alice Caw from Georgia and Ray Lewisville and Sanjay’s McNeil, Shirley Dawkins preciated. tis Knight, John Moorefield, cal libraries. Students par- Rising Star Baptist Adeline Kiser, Alma Tedder, ticipating in the summer Priddy from Rural Hall vis- mother from India and and Betty R. Jackson. ited Lena and Kenny Prid- Michael, Nicole and Brandon. Brian Booe and his fam- Church Annual Youth Re- Rupert Hall, Ricky Gordon, reading programs will be in- Harvey Gordon, Peanut ily have returned home af- vival will be held nightly vited for open swim days at Martin, Mike Joyce, Sandy ter a trip to Myrtle Beach. on August 18 through Au- the YMCA and will also be gust 20 at 7:30 p.m. Speak- Jones, Ronnie Southern, The Dalton family re- taught by YMCA Swim Les- ers will be Rev. Damian Bill Cain, Kathleen son Instructors. The in- union was held over the Anderson, Rev. Travis Mendenhall, Danny Ray structors at the libraries weekend. It started with a Hunter and Rev. Brent Tucker, Randy Wall, Lorene will teach stroke mechanics gathering at the Wingate Bailey. On August 21 will Hooker, Julia Nance, Louise and water safety tips out of Hotel in Winston-Salem on be the commemoration of and Jim Huggins, Joel New, the water. Friday. Then on Saturday, our seniors and veterans Virginia Patterson, Frances The participants in the a cookout was held at the at 3 p.m. Everyone is invit- Johnson Vance, Pat Sands, summer reading program Reynolds Park Recreation Joe and Katherine Kiser, ed to attend. will also be offered a $5 dis- Center, followed by a get- Robert Carroll, Clatis Hun- Thought for the week: If count to join YMCA swim together back at the sucker, Lois Robertson, lessons held at the Stokes Wingate Hotel where fami- it had not been for the Mary Layton, Frank Mar- Lord on my side, I don’t Family YMCA. The pro- ly and friends enjoyed a tin, Harvey Tedder and Pas- grams will be held at Wal- night of music and social- know where I would be. tor Daniel Salmon. You need someone to hang nut Cove Public Library, izing. I hope everyone has Plans are underway for Danbury Public Library in there with you, and that returned home safely. the 21st annual KingFest and King Public Library. person is “Jesus.” Our sick and shut-in are scheduled this year for Sat- For more information about Albert Dalton, Martha The wedding for Laura urday, October 2 from 10 how your child can partici- Davis, Phyllis Mitchell, B. Lash to Ralph Moor will a.m.-4 p.m. Please contact pate, call the following num- Lessie Simmons, Maybelle be at Rock Hill Baptist the Chamber office at 336- bers: Walnut Cove Public Church at 2 p.m. 983-9308 for sponsorship Library: (336) 591-7496; and vendor opportunities. King Public Library: (336) The King Public Library, 983-3868; Danbury Public Good crowd at one year a member of the Northwest- Library: (336) 593-2419. ern Regional Library Sys- For information about the tem, has special summer King Senior Center and the Crossroads Store celebration reading programs for all schedule, please call Suzan ages. Whether you are a The Garner at 983-0751. Crossroads preschooler or a child in Store had a Nancy kindergarten through fifth very good Reynolds grade, you can enjoy our turnout for special Preschool Story- their one- News times and our “Make a year celebra- Splash at the Library” pro- tion. They gram for children going into had free grades K-5. Teens can enjoy hamburgers our “Make Waves @ Your Li- and drinks. Juanita brary and adults can be in- They gave Gordy volved in our “Water Your door prizes Mind…Read!” programs. as well. Everyone can earn incen- Some people tives for reading during the let the heat prayers. keep them from going. We Ruth Robertson and her hope they will have many granddaughter Kayla Lewis more years in the communi- ty. They have a nice clean will celebrate their birthdays Jamies Recycling store with plenty of parking. on Saturday, July 31st. Des- Jimmy Johnson, my old- tiny Marsh will be turning Center est grandson, celebrated five years old Sunday and his birthday Saturday, will start to school this fall. Cans July 24th. He went fishing. #1 Copper & #2 Copper Jimmy has always been good to help me. HOWELL Please Call For We were sorry to hear HOWELL-NELSON Prices about Clayton Vaughn and Ricky Wilson's deaths last FUNERAL SERVICES week on Highway 89. It was & CREMATORY Buying Aluminum, Brass so sad. Clayton's truck hit a and all types of metals tree. He ran an upholstery MOUNT AIRY business. He covered my big 336-786-2121 Stuart, VA truck seats years ago. I have known him and his mother 276-694-5692 Pauline for years. We extend PILOT MOUNTAIN sympathy to these families. 336-593-8131 or 336-368-1200 Gail Durham is sick at www.howellfuneralservices.com this time and needs your God Bless You East Stokeses OOutreachutreach MinistrMinistryy TThrift Store

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Editor’s Note: Events listed in the Moms’ group—As part of The noon—King Senior Travel Club lunch Third Street. Constituents may also — This group meets the third Monday ing, intersection of Highway 772 and calendar must be submitted in writing. Mommies Network, DanRiverMom- followed by meeting; every other contact Rep. Foxx at her two perma- of each month at 7:30 p.m. at Chest- K-Fork Road, is available to rent for Calendar items are not accepted over mies.com is a free community for month—King Senior Travel Club trip nent district offices: Clemmons, at nut Grove United Methodist Church in any occasion. No alcohol allowed. the telephone. Information may be e- moms in Stokes and Rockingham (this date and location will vary month 778-0211 and in Boone, at (828) 265- King. Call 591-3684 for more informa- Anyone interested should call Judy mailed to [email protected] counties and offers a simple way to to month.) For more information, call 0240. tion. This is sponsored by Counseling Hennis at 548-9786 or Porter Tuttle at or faxed to 591-4379. The deadline is connect with local moms for friend- the senior center at 983-0751. and Care Ministries of Stokes County 427-3434. 3 p.m. Monday prior to publication. ship, support and fun. Members meet Medical equipment available — Mental Health Association. The calendar is reserved for non-profit on forums to share information. Each School readiness playgroups— King American Legion has wheel- Ladies Auxiliary meeting — The organizations, school and community month, many face-to-face events are Outreach for School Readiness Pro- chairs, walkers, toilet seats, bath Prints for sale — Stokes County Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of events. Ongoing calendar items will offered for members, their children gram announces a new playgroup at benches, crutches and other medical Arts Council has signed and num- Foreign Wars Danbury Post #5953 publish the last week of each month. and their families. Register today at Germanton Elementary School. This equipment for loan to the public. bered prints of the Veterans Memorial meets the first Tuesday of each month They will publish at other times as http://www.DanRiverMommies.com. and other school readiness play- These items are for loan at no charge; in King by Stokes County artist Frank at 6 p.m. at the Dan River Family space allows. Items may be submitted groups are still registering. The Out- the Legion only asks that items be re- Duncan available for sale at the Arts Restaurant in Danbury. Membership is two weeks prior to the event. Because Resource Library—KidSource reach for School Readiness program turned when they are no longer need- Council office. Proceeds go to continu- open to wives, widows, daughters and of space limitations, some announce- Child Care Resource and Referral, a offered by Stokes Partnership for Chil- ed. For pick-up, call 983-3608 for an ing community arts programs and to granddaughters of veterans who ments only appear the week of the program of Stokes Partnership for dren features playgroups for children appointment. the upkeep of the memorial. The Arts served overseas in any war. For more event. If you have a legal requirement Children, has a resource library—free five and under who are not in regulat- Council also has other Stokes County information, call Auxiliary President to publish an announcement, you of charge—loaded with lots of re- ed childcare. Parent/caregiver partici- Empowering meetings — Are you landmark prints by various artists for Nora Lankford at 593-8785 or Mem- must purchase advertising space. sources for childcare programs, teach- pation is required during these educa- juggling children, a job and a home? sale. Cost of prints is $50 each. For bership Chairman Barbara Thal at ers, parents, grandparents, communi- tional enrichment groups that encour- Are you alone? Has your partner emo- more information, call 593-8159. 591-7262. **IF YOU HAVE INFORMATION IN ty agencies and students. It is located age school readiness skills. Groups tionally or physically abused you? You THIS CALENDAR, PLEASE CHECK IT within SPC at 151 Jefferson Church are held at King at SPC on the first can attend educational meetings to Walnut Cove Senior Center activi- Al-Anon Meeting — Is someone FOR ACCURACY AND LET US Road in King. New hours for library and third Monday of each month (now gain insight and strength. Meetings ties —Leslie Sansone’s “Walk Live” else’s drinking a problem for you? Al- KNOW IF IT NEEDS TO BE RE- use are 8 a.m.-6:30 p.m. on Monday full), Sandy Ridge Community Center are self-empowering and confidential. program: Monday, 10–10:30 a.m. Walk Anon can help those who are affected MOVED OR UPDATED. (excluding holidays) and 8 a.m.–5 on the second and fourth Thursday of If interested, call 593-9323. two miles in 20 minutes. Please regis- by alcoholism in a friend or loved one. p.m. Tuesday-Friday. Saturdays and each month and Germanton Elemen- ter. Drums Alive Exercise: Monday, 10- The meetings will be held at 9 a.m. on Grief support group—There is now other evenings can be scheduled by tary School on the second and fourth ESL class — A free ESL: English 11 a.m., sponsored by Stokes Family Saturdays at the Danbury Community a grief support group that will deal with appointment. Call 985-2676, exten- Tuesdays of each month—all from as a Second Language (una clase de YMCA Danbury Center, free to adults Church Chapel, 300 South Main “Coping with the Death of a Loved sion 148, for questions or additional 9:30-11:30 a.m., free of charge. For ingles) is offered (son gratis) on an on- ages 55 and older and YMCA mem- Street, Danbury. Call John at 593- One.” It is hosted by Hospice & Pallia- information. more information, contact Outreach going basis. For additional informa- bers. Chair Pilates: Thursday, 9:30- 2969 for more information. tive CareCenter and the YMCA of for School Readiness staff at 985- tion, call Paul Kindley, Stokes Adult 10:30 a.m. with instructors provided by Northwest NC—Stokes Family NAACP meetings — The Stokes 2676 or 800-559-5606 or www.stoke- Literacy coordinator, at 593-2484. Body Works of King, free to ages 55 IAAP meetings — The Winston- Branch. The group is free and will County chapter of the National Associa- spfc.com for more information or to Para Español, 983-6620. and older. Belly Dance classes: Thurs- Salem Chapter of International Associ- meet the first Tuesday of each month tion for the Advancement of Colored register. day, 5:30-6:30 p.m. at $35 per month ation of Administrative Professionals from 1:30-2:30 p.m. To register, con- People (NAACP) will have its monthly GED classes — Free GED classes (belly dance and stretching in one (IAAP®) meets on the second Tues- tact Sherry Corson at 336-985-9622, meetings—open to the public—the third Small Business services — The are offered at various sites throughout class; form fitting clothing preferred). day of each month at 5:45 p.m. at the extension 24. Registration is request- Monday of each month at 5:30 p.m. at Forsyth Technical Small Business Stokes County. Placement Testing is Low Impact Aerobics: Monday and office of Womble Carlyle Sandridge ed but not required. the Walnut Cove Senior Center, 308 Center provides free one-on-one con- available each Monday at 9 a.m. in the Wednesday, 3-4 p.m. at $3 per class. and Rice, PLLC, 1 W. Fourth St., Win- Brook Street. For more information, call fidential counseling services for new Forsyth Tech Danbury office. For addi- Stamping It Up: second Monday and ston-Salem, on the 13th floor. To make Depression support group—A Cop- (866) 626-2227. and existing businesses. This free tional information, call Paul Kindley, second Tuesday from 10:15-11:30 a reservation, call Patricia Shelton at ing with Depression support group for service acts as a sounding board of Stokes Adult Literacy Coordinator, at a.m. Healing Touch Therapy: available 480-2101. adults has begun at the King Moravian King Senior Center activities — ideas and concerns people may have 593-2482. on the second and fourth Tuesday by Church offices, 217 Dalton Road in The King Senior Center at Recreation about their businesses. To schedule appointment. Craftu Craft class: third Preschool enrollment—Stokes King. The group meets on the first and Acres, lower level, 107 White Road, an appointment or find out about the Step aerobics — The Stokes Tuesday, 12-1 p.m.—free. Chair exer- Partnership for Children collaborates third Monday nights of each month at King, has ongoing activities through- small business center courses, call Recreation Department in Danbury cise classes: Monday—Francisco Nu- with community agencies to adminis- 7 p.m. for approximately one and a out the month. They include: High En- 631-1320 or 631-1167. will sponsor a low-impact step aero- trition Site, 10:30-11:30 a.m.; Tues- ter the More at Four Program de- half hours. This program is sponsored ergy Zumba Gold on Tuesday and bics class Monday, Wednesday and day—Walnut Cove Senior Center, signed to give four-year-old children a by the Stokes County Mental Health Thursday; Chi Kung with David McMa- Volunteers needed — Senior Ser- Thursday at noon and 5 p.m. The cost 10:30-11:30 a.m.; Wednesday—King high-quality early childhood education Association and is led by an experi- hon at 10 a.m. every Monday, with vices needs volunteer drivers to deliv- is $3 per person. Nutrition Site, 10:30-11:30 a.m.; Thurs- at no cost to the parents. Eligible chil- enced peer facilitator. For more infor- blood pressure checks before and af- er lunch to homebound elderly in Wal- day—Walnut Cove Senior Center, 1-2 dren must turn four years old on or be- mation on this or other mental health ter; Zumba Gold (cost) at 1 p.m. on nut Cove and Danbury. Flexible Reading learning lab open — p.m. Senior line dancing classes: fore August 31. Priority is given to chil- resources, please contact Jennifer Mondays; Games at 1 p.m. on Mon- schedules are available. Call 593- Forsyth Tech is now offering a read- Wednesday, 1-2 p.m. at $3 per class. dren not presently in childcare, chil- Connolly at the SCMHA at 591-3684. days and Wednesdays; “Sounds of 8156. ing-learning lab. This lab is targeted to Feldenkrais Exercise (low impact ther- dren from low-income families, chil- Bluegrass” every Tuesday from 7-9 low level and beginner adult readers apeutic exercise): Wednesday from 5- dren with special needs, children who Stroke screening—WFUBMC no p.m. with a dance floor and cakewalk Volunteers needed — Volunteers who wish to improve their reading 6 p.m., free. Shag classes: Wednes- are limited or non-English speaking longer offers the free stroke screening (dollar donation only requested!); are needed in the Activity Department skills. The lab is available every day, 7-8 p.m. for $25 for four weeks. and children whose parent/legal clinics at community locations. If this Bridge games every Tuesday and at Stokes Reynolds Memorial Hospi- Wednesday on a walk-in basis, 3-8 Square dance class: Monday, 7-9 p.m. guardian is an active duty member of program becomes available again, the Thursday at 2 p.m.; Line Dancing tal, Inc. Areas that volunteers are help- p.m. in the Danbury office. For more at $3 per person per class with couples the military or National Guard or a Re- information will be passed on to all class (cost) at 1 p.m. on Tuesdays; ful in include playing games, baking, information, call Paul Kindley at 593- preferred but not required.Tai-Chi serve Unit of the armed forces. Call past participants. Computer Basics II Class (cost) from doing exercise, reading, making 2484. classes: Friday, 10:30-11:30 a.m. - free Shannon Cox at 985-2676 or 800-559- 2-4 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays; crafts, preaching, singing or just doing for ages 55 and up. Crochet and knit- 5606 or www.stokespfc.com for more Drug abuse help--If you or a family Medicare information: Medicare Spe- a devotional. If interested in the volun- Sandy Ridge building — Anyone ting classes: Thursday, 1-3 p.m.—free. information. member is struggling with substance cialist/SHIIP counselor available by teer program, call Carol Tilley, CAD, at wishing to rent the Sandy Ridge Com- Basic computer class: Monday and abuse, HELP is a phone call away at appointment second, third and fourth 593-2831, extension 242. munity Center should contact Kaye Is- Wednesday, 1-3 p.m. for six weeks at Business Consultations — Forsyth Twin City Area Narcotics Anonymous Wednesdays of the month; “Chain bell at 871-8477.There is an upstairs $3 for ages 65 and older. Chi Kung Tech offers free, confidential counsel- Helpline 800-365-1035. See the web- Gang” Crochet Club at 12:30 p.m. on Foster parents needed — The part with or without the use of the classes: Thursday, 10:45-11:30 a.m. - ing for individuals who operate small site WWW.tcana.org for meeting the first and third Wednesdays; Shag Stokes Department of Social Services kitchen, or the bottom bay area may free to ages 55 and older. Chair yoga: businesses or who desire to start a schedules and additional information. (cost) at 7 p.m. on Thursdays; bingo is in need of foster parents. Anyone in- be rented. The community center is an Monday, 10-11 a.m.—free for 55 and small business in Stokes County. This is a 12-step recovery program. on the first and third Thursdays at terested in becoming a foster parent important asset to Sandy Ridge and older. Zumba gold: Wednesday, 6-7 Trained professionals will provide con- 12:30 p.m.; “Second Cup” Coffee So- or who wants more information may needs to be utilized as much as possi- p.m. for $25 for four weeks. Senior sultation services at a convenient time Meet Local Moms—Come to cial every Friday at 10 a.m.; Chair Ex- call Lori Priddy at the Danbury office of ble. walking program: Monday and Friday, and location to meet individual sched- Foothills Juice and Java, 607 East ercise with Pat Atkins at 2 p.m. every the Stokes County DSS at 593-2861. 9-9:30 a.m. Water walk exercise: ules. For more information or to South Main Street, King, the third Fri- Friday, with blood pressure checks be- Survivors of Suicide Support Group Thursday, 1-1:30 p.m. at Stokes Fami- schedule an appointment, call 817- day at 1 p.m. each month for Dan- fore and after; and Beginning Bridge Rep. Foxx office hours in Stokes — — This group meets the first and third ly YMCA in King. Bingo party: the last 5069. RiverMommies.com meet and greet at 1 p.m. on Fridays. The center also Rep. Virginia Foxx holds monthly of- Mondays of each month at 6 p.m. at Friday of each month, 1-3 p.m., spon- coffee connections! This is a way for provides drop-in activities daily, such fice hours in King and Walnut Cove. A Chestnut Grove United Methodist sored by participating agencies. For New chorus starting — Vocalpoint! new members to meet other Dan- as reading, checkers, puzzles, exer- representative will be available to as- Church in King. Call 591-3684 for more information or to register for any (a newly renamed community choir) RiverMommies. They have a play area cise equipment, information and refer- sist constituents—King: fourth Thurs- more information. This is sponsored of these classes, call 591-5442. The has possible openings for altos, bass for the kids and comfy seating. Partici- rals as well as card games; every day of each month from 1-4 p.m. at by Counseling and Care Ministries of center is located at 308 Brook Street, and tenor singers. They are also cur- pants may choose to bring kids or not. month—informational presentations King Town Hall, 229 South Main Stokes County Mental Health Associa- Walnut Cove. rently scheduling spring, some sum- For more information, see by different agencies on various dates Street; Walnut Cove: fourth Thursday tion. mer, and fall concerts at churches, http://www.foothillsjava.com. throughout the month; every other of each month from 9:30 a.m. to noon East Stokes Community Building recreation halls and other sites as re- month—last Monday of the month at at Walnut Cove Town Hall, 208 West Suicide Survivors Outreach Group — The East Stokes Community Build- See GOING, page A7 Page A7 - The Stokes News, July 29, 2010 What’s Going On

care, early intervention services, do- Class of ’80 reunion—East Surry Diary. Author Cornelia Funke has do- “ITS SIDS” with Melinda McCullen, must RSVP at (336) 591-5442 by the Going mestic violence services, health serv- High School 1980 graduates are plan- nated two autographed “rare find” Region 13 Infant/Toddler Specialist, Friday before the program. Lunch will Continued from page A6 ices, Crime Stoppers and more. This ning a 30-year reunion for October books, Inkheart and Dragon Rider, presenting from 6:30-8:30 p.m. on Au- be provided after the program. guide is available free of charge, 2010. Please call 983-7685 to share with a beautiful illustration in each. gust 3 at Stokes Partnership for Chil- quested. Rehearsals are currently thanks to Smart Start funding. Copies contact information with a member of dren. This Infant/Toddler Safe Sleep Fri., Aug. 20 held at Friendship Baptist at 7 on may be picked up at Stokes Partner- the reunion planning committee. Con- Zumba class—The public is invited and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Tuesday nights. Vocalpoint! would like Pow Wow—The Red Hawks Gath- ship for Children. Go to www.stoke- tact information can also be entered to join the Zumba Gold class at the Risk Reduction in child care training is ered Nations City of King Pow Wow An- to sing for churches or civic groups. Walnut Cove Senior Center, 308 Brook spfc.com for more information or to on the website at: eastsurryhigh- mandatory for all child care profes- nual Native American Festival will be held Please contact Steve or Olivia Shelton Street, on Wednesdays from 6–7 p.m. access it via the Internet. school1980.weebly.com or on the sionals serving children 0-12 months, August 20-22 at the King Fairgrounds, at 593-2136 for information. East Surry High School Class of 1980 ($25 for four weeks) and/or Thursdays every three years. For all workshops, 436 South Main Street, King. Hours will Senior Center raffle—The King Se- Facebook page. from 2–3 p.m. at $3 per class. For more Cemetery donations needed--The there is no charge for parents, fami- be Friday from 5–10 p.m. with the grand nior Center is holding a raffle of a information, call 336-591-5442. lies, grandparents and foster parents Amos Cemetery, located on granny-square afghan, approximately Hanging Rock summer events— entry at 7 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m.–10 Amostown Road in Sandy Ridge, is in for attending the training, but a $7 fee p.m. with grand entries at 11 a.m. and 7 six feet by five feet, crocheted by Nan- On Sunday mornings at 9:30 a.m. at Sun., Aug. 1 applies for child care providers. Divi- need of donations. Those with family Music festival—Danbury Communi- p.m. and the Veterans Ceremony at 12 cy Greer. Tickets are one dollar dona- the Hanging Rock campground am- sion of Child Development (DCD) or friends buried here may consider tion each or six tickets for five dollars. phitheater, there will be a children’s ty Church is sponsoring a varied out- noon, and Sunday from 10 a.m.–6 p.m. making a donation. This is a privately credits will be given. A meal will be The raffle will be held October 2 at program for about 15-30 minutes. This door music festival, Down by the Riv- with the grand entry at 11 a.m. Admission funded cemetery, and without dona- provided, but child care will not be KingFest. For more information, one is designed for the little folks, but er, featuring the Hubert Lawson and is $7 for adults, $5 for children and sen- tions, it is impossible to maintain year available during this training. Registra- please call 983-0751. parents are welcome. Non-campers the Country Bluegrass Band, The Tay- iors. Children under five are free. after year. Please make checks tion is required! Contact KidSource must park in the area parking lots and lor Vaden Band, and Serendipity on payable to the Amos Cemetery, care Child Care Resource and Referral New website—The Stokes County walk to the amphitheater. On Wednes- August 1 from 3-7 p.m. at the Dan Riv- Sat., Aug. 21 of Mrs. Darrel Lester, 3212 Amostown staff at 336-985-2676 or 800-559- Agricultural Fair has a new resource—a days and Thursdays, there will be pro- er Company, 1110 Flinchum Road, Heritage gathering—The fourth an- Road, Sandy Ridge, NC 27046, or 5606 or www.stokespfc.com for more website that can be accessed at grams by park rangers. They will vary Danbury. There is a $10 donation/ad- make a donation at any Southern information. nual Heritage Day for Muttenz, Switzer- http://www.stokescountyfair.org/index.php. as to subject, time and location each mission. For more information, call Community Bank. The bank will direct land, and the Rhine River Valley de- week. Check the weekly interpretive 593-8520 or visit it to the cemetery fund account. Fri., Aug. 6 scendants will be held at King Central Book drive—Stokes Partnership for schedules posted throughout the park http://sauratown.wordpress.com/2010/ Hot dog supper/bingo—The Sandy Park from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. on August Children’s Summer Book Drive invites or the park’s website prior to a visit for 07/07/music-down-by-the-river-aug- Historical Society website—The new 21. There will be music by Lisa Voss the public to support literacy for young 1st/ Ridge Ruritans will sponsor a hot dog website for the Stokes County Historical updated information. No dogs are al- Hancock. Speakers will be James children in the following ways: drop off supper and bingo on August 6 at the Society is now available at lowed at programs. Spainhour and Chad Tucker. James will new books for children ages birth to Hanging Rock program—On August Sandy Ridge American Legion Building. http://www.sc-hs.org/. The new site is a speak on "Coming South Through the eight at any of the following locations Summer reading—The King Public 1 at 2 p.m., musician Dallas Carroll will Food will be served starting at 6 p.m. with work in progress, and new photos and Shenandoah Valley in 1752." Chad will between now and August 27—Stokes Library, a member of the Northwestern be in concert at the lake bathhouse. Bingo at 7. There will be door prizes and features will be added as time passes. speak on "The King Family of King." A Family YMCA, Little Italy Restaurant Regional Library System, has special Participants are asked to bring a chair. quarter auctions. Proceeds will be used for a project to honor veterans in Novem- barbecue lunch will be served for dona- SPC newsletter—Stokes Partner- or SPC in King; El Cabo Restaurant or summer reading programs for all Just Plain Country in Walnut Cove; ages. Preschoolers or children in Youth camp—There will be a camp ber. Bingo is $20. tions. The Spainhour/Fulk cabin (origi- ship for Children is now offering its held August 1-6 at Sertoma 4-H Edu- nally built in 1774) will be open to those newsletter “Building Foundations” Artist’s Way Café in Danbury; The kindergarten through fifth grade can Ridge in Sandy Ridge; and Briggs enjoy special preschool storytimes cational Center in Westfield. Camp Sat., Aug. 7 attending. electronically. Sign up now to receive CHILL—Choose Health In Living Bus trip—The Stokes County E.C.A. this free newsletter via email by going Grocery in Lawsonville; attend the each Tuesday morning at 10:15 and Life—is a one-week overnight camp will take a bus trip to see "Annie," plus Sun., Aug. 22 to www.stokespfc.com; click on Scholastic Book Fair to be held at the the “Make a Splash at the Library” pro- experience focusing on healthy the Virginia Highlands Festival, at the Hanging Rock program—On Au- News/Events. The public is also invit- King Public Library August 9-14; gram for children entering grades K-5. lifestyles through nutrition lessons, fun Barter Theatre in Abington, Va., on Au- ed to join SPC on Facebook. and/or support BBQ for Books on Au- Teens can enjoy the “Make Waves @ gust 22 at 1:30 p.m., there will be old- gust 27 at SPC. Tickets will be sold in Your Library,” and adults can be in- physical activities, team building and gust 7. For more information, call Made- time folk music as the Snow Creek advance. Go to www.stokespfc.com volved in the “Water Your traditional camp programming. It is a line Watkins at 593-8866. Olde Tyme Band is in concert at the Cruz-In—There will be a cruz-in at camp for middle school-aged children Hardee’s in Walnut Cove Shopping for more information or call 336-985- Mind…Read!” programs. Everyone lake bathhouse. Participants are who have a BMI range of 85-97 per- Center the fourth Saturday of each 2676. can earn incentives for reading during Thu., Aug. 12 asked to bring chairs. cent. Full and partial scholarships are month from 5 p.m.–until. There will be the summer plus enjoy special presen- SPC task force meeting—The next available. For more information, visit music and a 50/50 drawing. For more Kingfest preparations—The King tations in the Shelton Room. The sum- meeting of the Stokes Partnership for Tue., Aug. 24 www.campsertoma.org or call 336- information, contact Jackie White at Chamber of Commerce is now accept- mer reading program is funded by the Children More at Four Task Force will be Early childhood opportunity—Kid- 593-8057. 591-7612. ing food and craft vendor applications Stokes County United Fund; the August 12 at 3:30 p.m. in the SPC Confer- Source Child Care Resource and Refer- for Kingfest 2010. Kingfest will be held Stokes County Arts Council; and area ence Room, 151 Jefferson Church Road, ral, a program of Stokes Partnership for Cruz-In—There will be a cruz-in at businesses, organizations and individ- Mon., Aug. 2 King. The public is invited to attend. Children, is offering training on “Sweet on Saturday, October 2 from 10 a.m.-4 Meditation Stress Relief Class— Main Street Diner in Walnut Cove the uals. For more information, contact the Snacking: Sneak healthy substitutions p.m. at Central Park in King. Please The Walnut Cove Senior Center at second Sunday of each month from 2–5 library at (336) 983-3868 or by email Sat., Aug. 14 into fun snacking options!” with Terri contact the King Chamber of Com- 308 Brook Street will host a Meditation p.m. There will be music and a 50/50 at [email protected]. Hanging Rock program—On August 14 Bost, NC Extension Agent, 4-H Youth merce at [email protected] or Stress Relief Class on Mondays, be- drawing. The Diner will also be open. at 1:30 p.m., see the sun as never be- Development, presenting from 6:30- ginning August 2 from 1–2 p.m. It is For more information, contact Jackie 336-983-9308. Library raffle—The Friends of the fore…up close and personal. The Piedmont 8:30 p.m. at Stokes Partnership for Chil- Walnut Cove Public Library are having free to those 55 and older. White at 591-7612. Amateur Astronomers will have a telescope dren. Participants will learn some great Class reunion—Alumni from East a raffle for a signed copy of White set up outside and a booth and video set up snacks that are hands-on ways to keep Surry High School Class of 1970 are Christmas, Bloody Christmas, the sto- SVC board meeting—Stokes Vol- New book—The new biennial, inside the Hanging Rock Visitor Center. kids healthy. For all workshops, there is 2010-2012 Stokes Family Resource participating in a class reunion website ry of the Lawson family. Tickets are $5 unteer Center will have a board of di- no charge for parents, families, grand- Guide is now available. This compre- at http://classreport.org. There are no and may be purchased from a mem- rectors meeting on August 2 at 3:30 Tue., Aug. 17 parents and foster parents but a $7 fee hensive pocket-sized resource guide registration fees required to join. Each ber of the Friends or at the library. Call p.m. in the Stokes Partnership for Lunch and Learn—The Walnut with an index provides a convenient class member has full participation 591-7496 for more information. Children Conference Room. For more for child care providers. Division of Child Cove Senior Center and Hospice and means to locate information about privileges. All 1970 graduates are in- information, contact Cindy S. Tuttle, Development (DCD) credits will be giv- agencies and organizations providing vited to fill out a profile on this site so Summer reading silent auction— board chair, at 336-985-2676. Palliative CareCenter invite the public en. A meal will be provided, but child services and support for children and they can be reached regarding the The Friends of the King Public Library to a Lunch and Learn Series at the care will not be available during this families. It is categorized by types of next class reunion. For more informa- are having a very special "Silent Auc- Tue., Aug. 3 Walnut Cove Public Library, 106 West training. Registration is required! Con- services available, with a brief descrip- tion, call Teri Creasy Stewart at 374- tion" event for the month of July. Jeff Early childhood opportunity—Kid- 5th Street, Walnut Cove, from 12–1 tact KidSource Child Care Resource tion of the individual agencies provid- 5902 or Lynn Jessup Arrington at 320- Kinney, author of Diary of a Wimpy Source Child Care Resource and Re- p.m. on August 17. The program that and Referral staff at 336-985-2676 or ing the service. There is detailed infor- 2400. Kid, has donated a signed copy of his ferral, a program of Stokes Partner- day is “The Healing Power of Story.” 800-559-5606 or www.stokespfc.com mation such as finding quality child newest book, The Wimpy Kid Movie ship for Children, is offering training on There is no charge, but participants for more information. What’s Happening In Area Churches

Editor’s Note: Events listed in the [email protected]) or Sharon, member- Stokes-Reynolds Skilled Care Unit at church calendar must be submitted in ship director serving Stokes and Surry Mid-week Bible study--Children's, 10 a.m. the first, third and fourth writing. Church calendar items are not counties, at 789-2923 or gscouts@tri- youth and adult Bible studies are Wednesdays. To join, call Pastor Ricky TWIN MODIFIED 25’S accepted over the telephone. Informa- ad.rr.com. held at Fulp Moravian Church in Wal- Brewer at 593-2244. Plus Sportsman, Street Stock, and Stadium Stock Races tion may be e-mailed to HYPERLINK nut Cove every Wednesday from 7-8 "mailto:[email protected]" Bus rides available--Lighthouse p.m. The public is invited to join them Boys and Girls Club — The Law- and the always exciting 109 U-Pull-It [email protected] or faxed Baptist Church has a bus route as they learn about God's word. For sonville Church of God has boys’ and to 591-4379. The deadline is 3 p.m. through the King-Tobaccoville, Rural more information, call the church at girls’ club every Wednesday at 7 p.m. CHAIN RACE Monday prior to publication. On-going Hall area. For a ride, call 972-3140, 591-7940. with games, crafts and most of all the church calendar items will publish the 969-2234, 922-4747 or the church at word of God. Parents are invited to get last week of each month. They will 969-9996. Iglesia de dios — Iglesia de dios, their children involved in a Christian publish at other times as space allows. 312 Newsome Raod, King, Jueves 7 kids’ club. For more information, call Items may be submitted two weeks Bible study — A community Bible p.m., Celula de Jovenes; Sabado, 7 Pastor Ricky Brewer at 593-2244. prior to the event. Because of space study is being held each Tuesday at 7 p.m. Culto de Adoracion; Domingo, 1 limitations, some announcements only p.m. at Brim’s Grove Baptist Church p.m. Dominical. Para mas information Food ministry — The Lawsonville appear the week of the event. fellowship hall. This is a verse-by- llame a los telefonos: 486-2473, 287- Church of God has a food ministry, verse Bible study in a casual atmos- 9062. “Elijah’s Barrel.” To donate non-perish- **IF YOU HAVE INFORMATION IN phere. For more information, contact able items, call Pastor Ricky Brewer at THIS CALENDAR, PLEASE CHECK Valerie Hurt at 831-3441 or Seed distribution—The Asgard 593-2244. IT TO SEE IF IT NEEDS TO BE RE- [email protected]. Mission is an aggressive Christian or- MOVED OR UPDATED. ganization that seeks the help of all Church services--Living Waters Weekly worship — Bethel United churches in Stokes County to obtain Family Worship Center with Pastor Saturday Night New chorus starting — Vocalpoint! Methodist Church, N.C. 66 and Slate funding and distribute non-hybrid veg- Kenneth Ayers is holding services at July 31 (a newly renamed community choir) Road, King, has worship each Sunday etable seed kits throughout the county. 1255 Mountain View Road in King. Gates openpen fforor practice aat 6 has possible openings for altos, bass at 11 a.m. with the Rev. Bill Baird. Call 427-6629. Times are Sunday--10:30 a.m. morn- and tenor singers. They are also cur- Sunday school begins at 9:45 a.m. ing worship; 6 p.m. evening worship; FIRSTSSTT RA RACEACACECEA ATAT 8 rently scheduling concerts at church- and Bible study is held at 7 p.m. on Morning ministry — The Law- Wednesday--7 p.m. family training Fan’s Prize: Two es, recreation halls and other sites as Tuesdays. sonville Church of God has a morning hour and boys’ and girls’ club. Tickets to the Irwin requested. Rehearsals are currently ministry. Anyone is invited to share at Admission Tools Night Race held at Friendship Baptist at 7 on Cartridge collecting — Harvest See CHURCHES, page A10 12 and Older - $10 Tuesday nights. Call Steve or Olivia Temple Church of God is now collect- Ages 6 through 11 - $1 with VIP Parking Shelton at 593-2136 for more informa- ing empty inkjet cartridges for recy- Children under 6 - FREE! from Bristol Motor Speedway tion. cling. Cartridges can be deposited in PLENTY OF FREE PARKING the collection bin next to the daycare Girls Scouts—The Girl Scouts will office. Simply place an old cartridge in www.BowmanGrayRacing.com 336-723-1819 Summit Square Forrest Oaks Shopping Ctr. meet at Rising Star Baptist Church on a plastic sandwich bag and deposit it 244 Summit Square Blvd. 2133 Rockford St. (Hwy. 601) the first and third Saturdays of each in the collection bin. The acceptable Winston-Salem Mt. Airy (336) 377-3030 (336) 789-0004 month from 10 a.m.-12 noon. Ages are cartridges are listed next to the car- Hours: M, T, Th, F: 9-7 W, Sa: 9-5 WWW.GULLIONS.COM City of King K-12th grade. Girl Scouting builds girls tridge bin next to the daycare office. of courage, confidence and character Bibles • Daily Devotionals • Bible Study Helps through a variety of activities that TV broadcast — First Baptist Christian Witness Ties and T-shirts • Christian Notice of Public Hearing teach values and life skills to turn to- Church of King’s TV broadcast “The Movie DVDs and Gospel Music CDs and DVDs. day’s girls into tomorrow’s leaders. For King’s Hour” is shown on Tuesdays Look! Waterproof Bibles for Hunters more information, call Michele Hair- from 6 to 7 p.m. on WLXI-TV 61. For NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a series of public hear- and Fishermen. ings will be held by the City Council of King at the King City ston at 497-4353 ( HYPERLINK "mail- more information, call the church of- 15% OFF ANY ONE ITEM to:[email protected]" mkmag- fice at 983-5252. Hall, 229 S. Main St., on the 2nd day of August 2010, begin- ning at 7:00 p.m., for the purpose of considering the following: Amendment of the offi cial zoning map and/or ordinance JOB OPPORTUNITIES of King, N.C. and/or the granting of a conditional/special ex- STOKES COUNTY ception permit by the City Council or Board of adjustment referenced in Code of Ordinance listed below and per Chapter Complete job descriptions and applications can be obtained 32-Zoning, Sec. 32-71, 96 & 127 in the following manner: E from the County Web page: www.co.stokes.nc.us or OP contact person listed below vacancies. H Item 1: Request for a conditional-use permit (CU-058) by 4 chhildrenildren Stokes County Schools to place a new modular classroom at ffromrom STATE APPLICATION (PD 107) King Elementary School located at 152 E. School Street per the llovingoving requirements of Sec. 32-199, of the city’s code of ordinances on Department of Social Services foster parents Income Maintenance Caseworker II property currently zoned R-15 (Residential -Medium Density). Annual Salary Range - $23,131 -$37,665 commensurate with experience Subject property is found on SCTM 6902-13-03-9054. A copy that care... Contact: Patti St. Hilaire – 336-593-2430 of the proposed site plan is on fi le at city hall. Stokes County Department of Social Services In accordance with the Code of Ordinances, Chapter 32-Zon- COUNTY APPLICATION ing, Sec. 32-96 the City of King Planning Board/Board of Ad- (336) 595-2861 Solid Waste justment will review the foregoing amendment on July 26, Sanitation Truck Driver 2007, at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall. Annual Salary Range - $20,564 -$33,484 commensurate with experience FOSTER/ADOPTION TRAINING CITIZENS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that upon consider- Contact: Mark Delehant – 336-593-2435 ation of the comments at the herein-described public hearings, SEPTEMBER 13 - OCTOBER 21, 2010 Closing Date: Tuesday, August 3, 2010 - 5:00 pm the City Council may amend the proposed ordinance amend- ments prior to adoption. Special Notifi cation : Effective November 9, 2009, Applicants who are A copy of the proposed amendments, maps, ordinance, and ORIENTATION / INFORMATION requested to interview for a county position shall be required to submit requests are on fi le at the City Hall for inspection by all inter- a certifi ed copy of a criminal record check from all counties in which ested citizens or you can call the Planning Department at 983- MEETING they have lived for the previous fi ve years. Criminal record check shall be submitted two business days prior to the scheduled interview 8265. AUGUST 30, 2010 date or before any offer of employment. A criminal record check can be obtained from the County Clerk of Court’s Offi ce in each county in CALL: MARY-FRANCIS PULLIAM which you resided in during the previous fi ve years. Tammy H. Hatley, CMC

EXT. 1139 STOKES COUNTY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER City Clerk

Page A9 - The Stokes News, July 29, 2010 Friends and Neighbors Martin and Hazlip will be wed Denny and Kreeger are wed Bingman to marry Stone

Stephanie Dawn Bingman and Brandon Skyler Stone

We are pleased to announce the engagement of Stephanie Dawn Bingman of Walnut Cove to Brandon Skyler Stone of Dobson. Stephanie is the daughter of Michelle Bingman of Wal- nut Cove and Steven Bingman of Lawsonville. She is the granddaughter of the late Lewis Dyson of Danbury and Mrs. Nathan William Kreeger Gray and Charlotte Bingman of Walnut Cove. Stephanie Lindsay Amanda Martin and Jason Vincent Hazlip is a graduate of South Stokes High School and received Summer Leigh Denny and Nathan William Kreeger her degree in cosmetology from Surry Community Col- were united in marriage on Saturday, July 24, 2010, at Lindsay Amanda Martin and Jason Vincent Hazlip, lege. the home of Tim and Kelly Davis of Pilot Mountain in a Brandon is the son of Amanda Boyd of Dobson. He is both of Madison, are pleased to announce their engage- 5:30 p.m. ceremony with the Rev. Amy Coles, Albemarle ment. the grandson of Gary and Joann Stone, also of Dobson. District Superintendent, and Pastor Jack Darida, Quak- Brandon is a graduate of Surry Central High School and Lindsay is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mar- er Gap Baptist Church, officiating. tin of Madison. She graduated from McMichael High received his degree in medical office administration from The bride is the daughter of Perry and Robin Denny of Surry Community College. School and received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing Pilot Mountain. Grandparents are Calvin and Wilma Their wedding is planned for October 15, 2011 at Holy from East Carolina University. She is a registered nurse Tucker of Shoals and the late Phil and Lunda Angels Catholic Church in Mt. Airy. at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center. Denny. Jason is the son of Kathy Brown Wall and the late Car- The bride graduated from Appalachian State Universi- son Hazlip of Madison and grandson of the late Clayton ty in 2006 with a degree in Elementary Education. She and Katherine Brown. He graduated from McMichael received a master’s degree in Educational Media from High School and received her Bachelor of Fine Arts with Appalachian State University in 2010 and is employed Concentration in Graphic Art Design from UNC-Greens- by the Surry County School System as a fifth grade boro. He is co-owner of Signs and Trophies in Madison. teacher at Shoals Elementary. Their wedding is set for October 16, 2010 at First Bap- The groom is the son of Billy and Judy Kreeger of tist Church of Mayodan. King. Grandparents are June Tedder and the late Otis Tedder of Germanton and the late Dick and Ethel Kreeger. He graduated from Appalachian State Universi- Hamlins celebrate golden ty in 2004 with a Computer Information Systems degree and is employed as the Helpdesk Manager at ISP Sports in Winston-Salem. wedding anniversary The bride was given in marriage by her parents and was escorted by her father, Perry Denny. Maid of honor was Laura Shumate of Pilot Mountain. Bridesmaids were Katie Miller, cousin of the bride, of King; Maggie Davis, cousin of the bride, of Pilot Moun- tain and Natalie Borders, sister of the groom, of Winston- Salem. The flower girls were Emma Hutchens and Sophie Hutchens, cousins of the bride. Ring bearer was Brennan Borders, nephew of the groom. Best man was Billy Kreeger, father of the groom, of King. Groomsmen were Dennis Ruff, uncle of the groom, of Germanton; Daniel Synder, cousin of the groom, of Pin- nacle and Jeremy Borders of Winston-Salem, brother-in- law of the groom. Ushers were Jon Tucker, cousin of the bride, of Shoals and Will Miller, cousin of the bride, of King. Program attendant was Mollie Davis, cousin of the bride; Sarah Denny, cousin of the bride, was in charge of the guest register. A program of wedding music was provided by Phil Denny, brother of the bride. The wedding director was Buffey Moore, cousin of the bride; photography was by David Shirk, Unplugged Pho- tography and Merideth Ruff, cousin of the groom, of Submitted photo Germanton. Videographer was Brett Hunter of Win- Georgia and Billy Hamlin were wed in 1960. ston-Salem. Following the ceremony, a backyard tent reception was Billy and Georgia Hamlin of Germanton celebrated held catered by Little Richard’s Barbecue of Mount Airy. their 50th wedding anniversary on July 17 with a dinner The wedding cake was provided by Artist’s Way Creation with family and friends at Calvary Hill Baptist Church. of Danbury. Music was by First Call DJ, Joel Smith. Mr. Hamlin retired from the Town of Kernersville. Mrs. Hamlin retired from Hanes Hosiery. They were married July 21, 1960.

PUBLIC NOTICE KING CITY RESIDENTS The City of King has contracted with Stokes and Forsyth Counties for property tax collection services. Effective im- mediately and until further notice, your property tax pay- ments for tax years 2010 forward should be paid at one of the addresses below, depending upon whether your property is located in Stokes or Forsyth County. Property tax payments will no longer be accepted at King City Hall. If you have any questions, please contact the appropriate property tax offi ce below or King City Hall at 983-5164. Page A10 - The Stokes News, July 29, 2010 Friends and Neighbors Johnsons celebrate South Stokes Senior Cording Ceremony Mu Alpha Theta (light Brittany Dalton, Sarah Stultz, Emma Tally, An- sica Wright blue) DeHart, Elizabeth Guiles, drew Taylor, Jenna Tuttle, 60 years of marriage Samantha Baker, Kerry Hancock, Andrew Daniel Webster Honor Graduates Meranda Bass, Danielle Hazelwood, Hannah (gold stoles) Burroughs, Robbie Cheek, Jones, Kristin Kiger, Lau- NC Academic Scholars Samantha Baker, Brittany Dalton, Sarah ren Lineberry, Midoria (white) Meranda Bass, Amber DeHart, Elizabeth Guiles, Linster, Kirstin Long, Col- Samantha Baker, Bradd, Heather Bullins, Casey Hairston, Andrew by Mabe, Jonathan Mont- Brittany Dalton, Lauren Danielle Burroughs, Hazelwood, Ebony John- gomery, Cory Moore, Kayla Lineberry, Sarah DeHart, Robert Cheek, Brittany son, Kristin Kiger, Lauren Moore, Emily Poindexter, Kirstin Long, Jenna Tut- Dalton, Sarah DeHart, Lineberry, Colby Mabe, Jordan Roling, Emma Tal- tle, Elizabeth Smith, Elizabeth Guiles, Casey Lindsay Middleton, ly, Matthew Taylor, Jenna Kristin Kiger, Amber Hairston, Kerry Hancock, Jonathan Montgomery, Tuttle, Kara Wilson Stultz, Andrew Taylor, Andrew Hazelwood, Ebony Cory Moore, Morgan Daniel Webster, Danielle Johnson, Kristin Kiger, Burroughs, Robert Cheek, Morse, Chelsea Mudd, National Honor Soci- Lauren Lineberry, Midoria Heather Bullins, Matthew Morgan O’Leary, Emily ety (royal blue) Linster, Kirstin Long, Col- Taylor Poindexter, Caycee Price, Samantha Baker, by Mabe, Jordan Roling, Lakeisha Heather Bullins, Danielle Jonathan Montgomery, UNCG iScholars (sil- Simmons, Elizabeth Burroughs, Brittany Dal- ver/gold) Cory Moore, Kayla Moore, Smith, Emma Tally, An- ton, Sarah DeHart, Eliza- Elizabeth Guiles, Chelsea Mudd, Charles drew Taylor, Matthew Tay- beth Guiles, Casey Hair- Ryan Neese Noah, Morgan O’Leary, lor, Jenna Tuttle, Daniel ston, Kerry Hancock, An- Emily Poindexter, Jordan Webster, Rebecca drew Hazelwood, Lauren Graduation Project Roling, Elizabeth Smith, Williams, Kara Wilson Lineberry, Kirstin Long, Completers (silver) Amber Stultz, Emma Tal- Submitted photo Colby Mabe, Jonathan Heather Bullins, Brit- ly, Andrew Taylor, Sam and Mozelle Johnson when they were married in Beta Club (black) Montgomery, Cory Moore, tany Dalton, Devante’ Matthew Taylor, Jenna 1950. Samantha Baker, Kayla Moore, Charles Goolsby, Elizabeth Guiles, Tuttle, Daniel Webster, Re- Heather Bullins, Danielle Noah, Morgan O’Leary, Brandon Guthrie, Midoria becca Williams, Kara Wil- Burroughs, Robbie Cheek, Emily Poindexter, Amber Linster, Jenna Tuttle, Jes- son

time of choir rehearsal and learning Church of God, King, invites all to pray having a Back to School Celebration Churches music; Bible-based clubs for kinder- with them each Tuesday between 11 on August 1 from 3-5 p.m. at St. Mark Continued from page A7 garten through fifth grade with arts, a.m. and noon. For more information, UMC, 9930 Baux Mountain Road, crafts and the word of God; Preschool call 983-9754 or email at harvesttem- Germanton. Children are invited to ministry for birth through four years; [email protected]. come play games, have snacks and Deaf Ministry — Available at Cal- Teen time, Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the get free school supplies. vary Baptist Church, 536 South Main youth center with Bible study, fellow- Godsway Community Church — Street, King, is ASL interpreting for the ship, discussion on dating, relation- Godsway Community Church at 1027 Music festival—Danbury Communi- deaf for an adult Sunday School class ships and more for youth grades six Slate Road in King holds Sunday ty Church is sponsoring a varied out- and all public services. Go to the Wel- through 12; Food Pantry accepting do- school services at 10 a.m., worship door music festival, Down by the Riv- come Center for directions. For more nations of non-perishable food items service at 11 a.m. and evening servic- er, featuring the Hubert Lawson and information, write or call 983-3728, for those in need in the Mt. es at 6 p.m. Wednesday evening serv- the Country Bluegrass Band, The Tay- leave a name and address, and the Olive/Capella community. For more in- ices begin at 7 p.m. Sam Jones is the lor Vaden Band, and Serendipity on deaf interpreter will be glad to pay a formation on these events and more, pastor. August 1 from 3-7 p.m. at the Dan Riv- visit. call the church office at 983-2890 or er Company, 1110 Flinchum Road, visit the church Web site at HYPER- Single Parent Ministry — Harvest Danbury. There is a $10 donation/ad- MOPS — MOPS (Mothers of LINK "http://www.mtolivesbc.org" Temple Church of God, 312 Newsome mission. For more information, call Preschoolers) at Poplar Springs www.mtolivesbc.org. Road, King, invites the public to come 593-8520 or visit HYPERLINK Church of Christ meet the second and visit them for their Single Parent Min- "http://sauratown.wordpress.com/201 fourth Thursdays from September to Worship service — Stokesburg istry on Wednesdays from 7-8 p.m. 0/07/07/music-down-by-the-river-aug- May from 9:15-11:15 a.m. at Poplar United Methodist Church in Walnut This is a support group with Bible 1st/" Springs Church of Christ. MOPS Cove invites the public to worship and study and fellowship. For more infor- http://sauratown.wordpress.com/2010/ strives to nurture, encourage and edu- enjoy fellowship with them on Sunday mation, call Kathleen Spainhour at 07/07/music-down-by-the-river-aug- cate all mothers of preschoolers to be Submitted photo at 11 a.m. Transportation can be 983-9754. 1st/ the best moms they can be. Children arranged if needed. Call 591-3326 to Sam and Mozelle Johnson are celebrating 60 years of are cared for in age-appropriate class- marriage. arrange a time to be picked up. Youth club—The Venturing Club Mon., Aug. 2 es while moms are at MOPS. For meets the second Wednesday of each Vacation Bible School—Providence more information, call the church at Sam and Mozelle Johnson of King celebrated their Worship service — Harvest Temple month at First Christian Church, 1063 Moravian Church, 29 Old Hollow 983-2597 or email poplar- Church of God, 312 Newsome Road, North Main Street, Walnut Cove (next Road, Highway 66, will have VBS on 60th wedding anniversary with family at Cody Creek in [email protected]. Dodson. King, invites the public to come wor- to Curves). It is for guys and gals ages August 2-4 from 6-8 p.m. Everyone is ship with them on Sundays for Sunday 14 to 20 that want to have fun. Call invited. There will be an adult class as They were married July 29, 1950. Mt. Olive Ministries — Mount Olive school at 9:30 a.m., morning worship Dayla Kohler at 591-5774 with ques- well. The theme is “Galactic Blast.” Sam is retired from Stokes County School System and Baptist Church on N.C. 66 at Chestnut at 10:30 a.m. and children’s church at tions. still works part-time at King Elementary. Grove Road offers the following ongo- 10:30 a.m. Evening worship service is Sun., Aug. 8 ing ministries: Afterschool program; Mozelle is retired from Carolon in Rural Hall and is at 6 p.m. Wednesday nights are boys’ Radio ministry—There is a radio Hot dog/ice cream social—There now a homemaker. The College and Career Ministry, Sun- and girls’ clubs at 7 p.m. and Bible ministry on Tuesdays and Thursdays days in room 302 at 10 a.m. for Bible will be a community hot dog and ice Their children are Wanda Wood and husband Terry, study in the sanctuary. For more infor- at 3:15 p.m. on radio station 880 AM cream social at Riverside Baptist study, fellowship and discussion on to- mation, call 983-9754 or email har- with Pastor Danny Poindexter from James Johnson and wife Karen, Ann Brown and hus- Church in Danbury on August 8 from day’s events and more; The Women’s [email protected]. Lighthouse Baptist Church, 580 Farm band Allan, Amy Sherrod and husband Don. Ministry with a Bible study on Mon- 6-8 p.m. The public is invited to fellow- Grandchildren are Bradley Smith and wife Amy, Ellen Road, Rural Hall. days at 9 a.m.; two circles of the Rejoice Recovery — Rejoice Re- ship and learn about God’s love. Johnson Hutchens, Dylan Johnson, Samuel Brown and Women’s Missionary Union that meet covery, a recovery group for women, Sat., July 31 Sarah Brown. Step-grandchildren are Mark Sherrod and monthly; All Stars for Jesus Club, meets every Monday from 7-9 p.m. at Bake sale—On July 31, Living Wa- Fri., Aug. 13 Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. in the Edu- Jessica Sherrod. Great-grandchildren are Bryce Hope Pregnancy Care Center, 117 ters Family Worship Center of King will BBQ sale—On August 13, Living cation Building with “Music Time”—a Hutchens and Hailey Smith. Charles Road in King. This program be having a bake sale at Sam’s Club Waters Family Worship Center, 1255 incorporates a 12-step program at Summit Square Boulevard in Win- Mountain View Road in King, will be proven to be successful with overcom- ston-Salem. New, Name Brand Items! ing a variety of undesirable behaviors having a BBQ sale. Plates include and finding forgiveness and freedom Christmas in July—Stokesburg BBQ, BBQ slaw, baked beans, chips from past sins and mistakes. The pro- United Methodist Church, 605 Stokes- and pound cake. Plates will be $7, and Hand tools gram is based on sound biblical princi- burg Road, Walnut Cove, will be hav- tickets are on sale now. ples, and that foundation is pointed ing Christmas in July on July 31 from 8 Welders out and emphasized. Women with a a.m. until 2 p.m. There will be break- Sat., Aug. 21 variety of backgrounds have found the fast consisting of ham, tenderloin, Gospel singing—Delta United support to let go of the mistakes of the sausage and gravy biscuits, baked Methodist Church in Sandy Ridge, in Torches past and embrace the healing and goods, chicken pies, crafts and Christ- celebration of their 125th anniversary freedom they need to lead a produc- mas items. this year, will be having an outside Tool boxes tive life. singing with various groups from 10 Sun., Aug. 1 a.m. until 3 p.m. on August 21. Guests Morning Prayer — Harvest Temple Back to School Celebration—The should bring a lawn chair. Lunch will Lawn mowers Church of God, 312 Harvest Temple St. Mark United Methodist Women are be provided. Weed eaters Edgers Trimmers Blowers A/C units Humidifi ers Toaster ovens Microwaves Blenders Coffee Makers Shop vacs Absolute Auction August 7, 10:00am 19361 Jeb Stuart Hwy, Stuart, VA 24171 HUGE Tool and Appliance Sale from a Major Store Chain, S---S! Shelve Pulls, Closeouts, New Items and More! Drill press, Cut off saws, Miller Bobcat gas welder on trailer, new utility trailer, 2002 Ford F-250 4x4 ext. cab pickup, 7 rifl es(Marlin, sks, Carl, Stevens, Maverick, Springfi eld), rollback, jukebox, pinball machine, slot machine, and many more! Too many items to list! Over 500 lots all day! Everything goes to the highest bidder! Jeb Stuart Auction Services, LLC 19361 Jeb Stuart Hwy, Stuart, VA 24171 Located Across from Wal-Mart. Look for Signs! www.jebstuartauction.com Terms of Sale Cash or Check with Letter of Credit due day of Auction License Firm# 2908000820 Page A11 - The Stokes News, July 29, 2010 Education Student Freshman receives community impact award Leanna Martin, a freshman mu- markable work as a freshman stu- forts in education and working sic education major at Pfeiffer dent made her a standout for this with children. Martin served as receives University, received the fourth an- award, and I know she will use the director of a children’s drama nual North Carolina Campus her remaining years on Pfeiffer's team for two years, taught a Sun- Compact Community Impact Stu- campus to set the bar even higher day night class for young children, scholarship dent Award during the organiza- for excellence in servant leader- and is currently volunteering in tion’s student conference held at ship." the music program at Endy Ele- Western Carolina University re- Sylva, N.C. councilwoman Stacy mentary School in Albemarle, cently. She was among 27 college Knotts and Dr. Lisa Keyne, the N.C. students from across the state N.C. Compact’s executive director, N.C. Campus Compact is a who received the award for mak- presented the award to Martin be- statewide coalition of colleges and ing significant, innovative contri- fore an audience of more than 220 universities dedicated to increas- butions to their campus’ efforts to college students and guests repre- ing campus participation in com- address local community needs. senting 24 universities. Martin munity and public service. "Pfeiffer University is fortunate also received a volunteer certifi- Established in 1885, Pfeiffer to have many students who have cate of appreciation from N.C. University is a comprehensive committed themselves to service Governor Bev Perdue and a con- United Methodist-related univer- in ways that make them eligible gratulatory letter from N.C. 11th sity, with multiple campuses, in- Submitted photo for such a meaningful honor, so District Rep. Heath Shuler. cluding Misenheimer, Charlotte Leanna Martin of King, center, was Submitted photo the nomination process was not A native of King, Martin is in- and the Triangle, committed to ed- Ashton McKinney of King presented with a special award at an easy one," said Dr. Ashley volved with the Francis Scholar ucational excellence, service and has won the Philip Morris Western Carolina University by Oliphant, faculty fellow for the and Bonner Leader Service Schol- scholarship. Pfeiffer is a member Scholarship and will at- Sylva, N.C. Councilwoman Stacy Knotts and Dr. Lisa Keyne, the Francis Center for Servant Lead- arship programs at Pfeiffer. She institution of the N.C. Campus tend ECU in the fall. N.C. Compact Executive Director. ership at Pfeiffer. "Leanna's re- focuses her university service ef- Compact. Philip Morris Internation- al Management SA (PMIM SA), a subsidiary of Philip Morris International Inc., is Mount Olive Elementary School fourth quarter honor roll awarding an educational scholarship to Ashton McK- Mattie Bodenhamer Levi Ashby Blake Stone Gaby Harris Perry Norman inney of King. Ashton will Chelsea Chambers T.J. Magaraci Samuel Baker Aubrey Hartgrove Abby Spainhour attend East Carolina Uni- Tori Dew Lydiah Williams Mya Butner Kaylee Hepner Caleb Spainhour versity this fall and plans to Emma Edwards Cameron Heath Daniel Collins Grace Jernigan William Swink study pre-medicine. She is Emma Elkins Emily Ellis Riley Cullen Aby Shinault Montel Twyman the daughter of David and Dawson Fisher Dunivant Grabs Ariel Forrest Logan Sprinkle Seth Walker Marty McKinney of King. Bayleigh Jarrell Faith Burnette Brandon Guraleczka Josh Turner PMIM SA awards finan- Olina Johnson Cameron Neve Breanna Kidd Jaden Vaughn Rebekah White cial assistance to eligible Rex Mathis Zack Collins Brantley Liles ZoeBaccus dependents of participants Shawn Wolfe in its International Tobac- Jared McDaniel Kayla Friend Jarod Marshall Allyssa Duggins Carmen Bollman co Procurement (ITP) pro- Nicholas Palmer Isabella Garnett Madeline Newsome Jacob Harris Jonathan Harris gram in order to assist Ethan Snead Jordan Gunter Calvin Owen Hayden Hayes Devin Jerden them in furthering their Cameron Walker Carly Hall Isabella Rose Rodriguez Adreanna Holder Trevor Parris education. Growers partic- Hannah Wild Meredith Newsome Riley Smith Preston Lambert Christian Thigpen ipating in the ITP program Jenna Lyons Isaac Patterson Brenna Spahn Joe Lankford provide high quality tobac- Patrick Thigpen Lauren Mosley Olivia Vawter Addison Stump Ashley Philyaw co used in PMI brands sold Tyler Mosley Katelynn Volk Hunter Thomas Olivia Venable around the world. Tyler Smith Emily Robinson Eli Thomas Cheyenne Tomlinson Zack Young “This year we have award- Olivia Washer ed these scholarships to 41 Damien Agee Kamryn Rawlings Hannah Tucker Mackenzie Barber Emily Ashburn deserving students in the Haley Everhart Daniel Duvall Josh Young Madelyn Barber Becca Badgett United States. The program Devin Fletcher Noah Barber Hannah Alley Nick Blackburn Justin Bennett is part of our commitment to Taylor George John Brooke Olivia Bachmeyer Megan Branscome Seth Brooks support the communities Carson Goins Isabella Cooke Zoe Wehr Kimberly Burford Anna Brown where we purchase tobacco, Mckenzie Johnson Garrett Flinchum Caroline Pulliam Matthew Daniels Tyler Brown and to help motivate these Allie Mendenhall Allie Hawkins Katy Bracken young people to achieve their Brenn Daughtry Ahriyanna Bullard Lucas Posada Kayla Hobson Bailey Moran Mackenzie Edwards career goals,” said Lee Ryan, Victoria Campbell Director Agricultural Pro- Savannah Rockhold Miranda Hundley Reid Pettitt Josie Evans Alexis Cole grams, PMIM SA. Kirstin Tucker Marcus Johnson Connor Bridges Brynn Frasher The scholarships are Brianna Walton Zach Karnes Jonathan Deridder Omnie Grabs Patrick Ellis awarded to students who Ethan Wright Isabella Lawson Lathan Kiser Alexus Gunnell Dylan Kleber plan to pursue undergradu- Megan Anderson Olyvia Lawson Ashley Mabe Isaac Hayden Abigail Poole ate studies in an accredited Devon Claytong Grace Sams Carli Venable Helen Snead Alex Ramirez university, college, vocation- Odin Daniels Ethan Smith Hunter Cockerham al or technical school of Allie Linsacum Cassidy Snow Ashley Davis their choice during the fol- Phoenix Lynch Dabney Storz Paige Hayden lowing academic year. A re- Elect Barry Conaway cipient is selected to receive Kate Maser Gabe Tedder Sarah Ingle a scholarship by an inde- Zach Moore Jake Wallace Hunter Knowles Stokes County Sheriff pendent Scholarship Re- Abigail Parcel Lydia Dansabach Pierson Kye view Committee made up of Jessica Parcell Sadie Fulk Anyssa Lanier Dedicated to serving our community college admissions officers, Alivia Phillips Abigail Gordon Adam Mayes 26 years law enforcement experience financial aid administrators Alex Puckett Cameron Kirby Maria Norman 14+ years as Walnut Cove Police Chief and vocational educators. Coleman Schiphof Ana Sapp Matthew Snow 30 years of service with the Walnut Cove Award amounts are based Daniel Thompson Calvin Vandergrift Andrew Westmoreland on financial need and do not Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad exceed $4,000 annually for Savannah Wallace Magen Ward Annabelle Baker Email: [email protected] four-year college scholar- Emily Wellborn Travis Wilcox Julia Cash ships or $2,000 annually for Elizabeth Luzzi Landon Wilkins Amber Fleshman Paid for by the Barry Conaway for Sheriff Committee two-year or vocational/tech- Earl Thompson Matthew Woody Juliana Gunter nical scholarships. Taylor Ashley Spencer Davis Laural Hardin King Elementary School fourth quarter honor roll Fourth grade: Smitherman Fowler: Charlotte Carter, Joshua DeStasio: A/B: Austin Childress, A/B: Payton Alder, Nick Casteen, Cole Chafin, Kim- A/B: Austin Caudill, Marcus Dowdy, Adriannah Breen, Pedro Castillo, Ja- berly Collins, Mason Dut- Patrick Mullins, Robert Horton, Destiny Martinez, cob Johnson, Dalton Lam- ton, Breonna Hassler, Stewart Lexie Moore, Caleb Rose- bert, Shayna Livengood, Tyler Hedgecock, Fanci Owen: crans, Michael Ruther- Josh Mickey, Kaleb Peddy- All A’s: Abigail Page, Hellard, Devin Newsome, ford, Carly Spann, Hunter cord, Trajan Tucker, Berenice Perez, Julio Parker Pratt, Noah Varner, Anna Williams, Mackenzie Vestal, Shan- Spainhour John Wood non Webb Polanco, Mitch Powell, A/B: Emily Boyles, Fifth grade: White: Laura Pulliam, Faith Wis- Rachel Delcamp, Hope Jef- Chunn: All A’s: Megan Broad- hon, Angel Yates fords, Lesly Marroquin, All A’s: Kayden Bentley, way, Josh Johnson, Syd- Justin Martin, Ben Rier- Taryn Brooks, Kaitlyn ney Shelton son, Jackson Sapp, Jordan Royal, Jacob Shumate A/B: Tyson France, Smith, Addison Speas, A/B: Dawson Bennett, Chancey Gunnell, Alexis Hamilton Taylor, Davis aatt SStokesburgtokesburg UUnitednited Wood Samuel Bower, Hannah Henry, Sunni Shores, An- Riddell: Davis, Joshua Grubb, drea Staylor, Tyler Strick- MMethodistethodist CChurchhurch All A’s: Logan Childers Abbey Hauser, Victor land, Emmanuel Welborn, A/B: Jessica Bourdan, Moore, Allison Riggins, Alexis Whitaker, Calvin Wis- 660505 SStokesburg,tokesburg, Rd.Rd. 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NFV-0606A0-PV (05/09) Page A12 - The Stokes News, July 29, 2010 VVICTORYICTORY Education CCHEVROLETHEVROLET Martin “under the big awarded American Flag” at the intersection of US 220N and NC 704 scholarship Madison, NC Kayla Martin of West Stokes High School was www.victorychevroletofmadison.com • www.victorychevroletofmadison.net named the recipient of the 336.427.5151 • 1.888.BIG.FLAG (244.3524) Sam & Pam Hooker Edu- cation and Work Ethic Scholarship. This is the seventh year the scholar- ship has been awarded. Submitted photo 2010 CHEVROLET IMPALA Martin received $1,000 to Kayla Martin, a West Stokes graduate, received the be applied to college tu- Sam & Pam Hooker Education and Work Ethic Scholar- % ition and expenses. ship. 0 Victory Red The emphasis of the scholarship requires, but half years during which scholarship is on reward- also acquired indispensa- time she completed man- uupp ttoo 7722 mmos.os. exterior, ing an individual that ble interpersonal, cus- agement trainee pro- oonn mmostost nnewew Gray interior uniquely values strong ac- tomer service and time grams. ademics as well as the management skills Martin will be attending CChevroletshevrolets 17,354 miles pursuit of applicable work through her part-time em- Appalachian State Uni- ployment. She has been #189512 skills. Martin not only versity in Boone. She maintained a minimum of employed at McDonald’s plans to pursue a degree 2010 CHEVROLET SILVERADO a B average, which the in King for three and a in teaching and biology.

1500 LT Crew Cabb ccheckheck Apple Foundation awards Victory Red iitt oout!ut! exterior, Light scholarships for Stokes students Titanium/Ebony Forsyth Technical Community College County have benefited from scholarship interior has announced that Jayme Bullins and funding provided through the generosity # 122738 Sara Mabe will each receive a scholarship of the Ben and Lema Apple Foundation. from the Apple Foundation in the amount In addition to the scholarships for cur- 2010 CHEVROLET TAHOE of $1,000 to be used towards their educa- riculum students, the foundation supplies tion at Forsyth Tech this fall. funding for career-ready training options Jayme is a 2010 graduate of South for students desiring to enter the work- Stokes High School. During her years in force. This funding provides for classes in EAT high school, she participated in volleyball office technology, certified nursing assis- GGREATR Several and track. She also supported athletics tant, phlebotomy, welding, HVAC, plumb- DDEAL!EAL! to choose through her involvement with the Pep ing, medical office, electrician’s helper, Club. Outside of school, she enjoys horse- emergency medical technician and many from back riding. other job-ready options. Almost 300 stu- Jayme is the daughter of Johnny and dents have been assisted with funding to #289938 Jean Bullins of Walnut Cove. While at pay for these classes. Forsyth Tech, she will be working towards The Apple Foundation encourages the an Associate Degree in Radiography. involvement of other interested funders 2010 CHEVROLET MALIBU Sara is a 2010 graduate of North to partner with them in the expansion of Stokes High School. While in high school, educational opportunities for students. she played varsity basketball and volley- Ben Vernon, senior trustee of the Apple ball. She also served as the editor for the Foundation, is heavily involved in Stokes Taupe Gray yearbook. In her spare time, she enjoys and Rockingham counties. His passion for WWOW!OW! horseback riding. helping others has greatly enhanced life Metallic exterior, Sara is the daughter of Jeff and Vickie in many venues throughout the two-coun- Titanium interior Mabe of Lawsonville. At Forsyth Tech, she ty area. will be pursuing coursework towards an For more information on the Apple # 158179 Associate Degree in nursing. scholarship program, call the Stokes For three years, the residents of eastern County Center of Forsyth Tech at 593- 2010 CHEVROLET AVALANCHE Stokes County and western Rockingham 2482.

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Cindy Marion Thursday, July 29, 2010 Sports Top 10 games to watch Football players, coaches By Jeremy Moorhouse the real deal and he is sur- schedule and also will Sports Editor rounded by a host of offen- work in a new starter at sive weapons. New defen- varsity quarterback. The already in football mode The 2010 football sea- sive coordinator Steve Buccaneers didn’t have a son is packed full of sto- Whitt takes over a defense great year in 2009, but rylines. No longer is that needs to return to its they are loaded with ath- Mount Airy considered letes, beating the Sauras the runaway favorite for ’08 form. Last year, head coach Jimmy Upchurch 40-9 last season. the conference title – McMichael and Rocking- and the Wildcats beat the with likely contenders ham County follow the 4A Raiders 36-27. Nothing West Stokes and Bishop next two weeks. McGuinness figuring to like kicking off a season be major factors in the with a win here, kicking Northwest 1A/2A Confer- off a nonconference slate ence championship race. that also includes For- South Stokes has a new bush, Trinity and Watau- football coach and North ga. Stokes is coming off a year where it had the best numbers in a long time. Here are 10 area North Stokes at games to watch this sea- Alleghany son. Aug. 20 Plenty of questions sur- round coach Frank Ses- soms’ Vikings squad. How South Stokes at will North replace 1,000- Bartlett Yancey yard rusher Patrick Har- Jeremy Moorhouse/The Stokes News Aug. 20 grave and Dylan Lewellyn, West Stokes players huddle during a preseason workout New head coach who at times were unstop- By Jeremy Moorhouse the football players come in and spend Jonathan Frasher has had pable behind a powerful Sports Editor time with us at school,” Upchurch said. Reagan at West to hit the ground running. offensive line in ’08? How “We talk football 365 days a year. It’s a Stokes He met the players for the will Sophomore QB Gar- Just because the first day of official way of life, who we are, how we act. By rett Wood fare this year Aug. 20 first time July 13 and the football practice isn’t until Aug. 2, that the excitement our staff shows it rubs with a year of experience The Wildcats have a lot football opener comes only doesn’t mean high school players are off on our kids. I support every sport, 31 days later at Bartlett under his belt? North sitting around. basketball, baseball, but we talk foot- going for them heading Yancey. The Saura commu- played well early last sea- Many athletes are hitting the weight ball with our kids year round.” into their season opener. nity is excited about a new son before running into a room or participating in voluntary When school got out in the spring - The school has enjoyed un- coach and hopefully a new tough stretch with West workouts throughout the summer. the players got a week off and then the precedented success the era for South Stokes foot- Stokes, Mount Airy and Coach Jimmy Upchurch of West football coaches started going from 6 last two years – winning ball. Fans eager for lots of East Surry. With the Tro- Stokes said his players are in a football until 9 p.m. Monday-Thursday. first round playoff games wins will need to be pa- jans up first, the stage is mindset all yearlong. “Our kids are always talking about in 2008 and 2009. Quar- tient – the Sauras play a set for the Vikings to get “Every single day during break all See FOOTBALL, page 2B terback Austin Fleming is tough nonconference See WATCH, page 2B Myers, Fleming split wins at Bowman Gray First ever Modified twin-50’s puts competitors to the test With a full moon in the right behind him. sky on Saturday, fans were Double-file restarts reminded why Bowman forced Myers to defend his Gray Stadium is nick- lead against Loftin and named “the Madhouse.” then later against For the first time ever, Jonathan Brown of Win- the Bill Plemmons RV ston-Salem. The #1 car of World Modified Series Myers held on for the first competed in twin 50-lap four double-file restarts, but Jonathan Brown events – and Burt Myers slammed the gas to grab of Walnut Cove grabbed the lead during the fifth the win for the first race. It restart. Loftin filed in was his fifth victory of the right behind Brown to 2010 season. claim second. Randy Butner of Brown’s lead was short- Pfafftown qualified on the lived after NASCAR offi- pole with Brian Loftin of cials black-flagged Brown Lexington turning a quali- for accelerating too early fying lap good enough for during the restart in the outside front row. But- which he claimed the lead. ner grabbed the lead as Brown was relegated to the green flag fell and the rear, while Loftin looked to be in a strong po- moved up to claim the top sition to race his way to spot. the checkered. The tables were then Unfortunately, me- turned for Loftin and My- chanical issues forced ers, as Loftin defended his Butner to pit after only a lead against the outside- few laps. Burt Myers, row challenges from My- who had moved up to sec- ers. Just like Myers, Loftin ond behind Butner, took defended his lead success- Photo courtesy of Eric Hylton Photography over the lead with Loftin See MYERS, page 2B Burt Myers receiving his trophy in the Winner’s Circle. Bandits 14U team continues winning ways Ackley The Carolina Bandits 14U baseball team contin- ued its winning ways win- ning the 15U Border delivers Clash tournament held in High Point this weekend. The Bandits, a 14U team playing up, defeated some of the top 15U elite winning teams from both North Carolina and Virginia to claim the championship, including a 10 inning, 4-2 run for victory over the Concord Gators 15U elite in the fi- nals. In its four victories the Bandits scored 21 runs Rainiers while allowing only six. David Sheaffer batted Staff Report .640 with five RBIs and six Dustin Ackley’s bases runs. Reece Edwards was loaded sacrifice fly in the .600 with five RBIs and bottom of the ninth drove in five runs and Ross Jackson the winning run as the AAA hit .588 with five RBIs and Tacoma Rainiers beat four runs to lead the hit- Sacramento on Sunday in a ting attack for the Bandits. Pacific Coast League game, Eric Sonafrank picked 3-2. up two wins, including a Ackley of Walnut Cove, one-hit shutout in the was Seattle’s top draft pick semifinals to lead the and the second overall in pitching with David Sheaf- 2009. fer going 1-0 and allowing It was his 11th game with only two runs in 10 in- Tacoma after being called nings pitched. Michael French threw out five of said. “To be playing up in gled against the best pitch- outstanding. After getting up from AA West Tennessee. Newell was 1-0 – allowing seven baserunners at- the 15U bracket and miss- ing we have seen this sea- runners thrown out in Ackley played high school no runs in four innings to tempting to steal and the ing three of our top five son our pitching and de- every game, teams finally ball at South Stokes and get the victory in relief of defense turned six double batters T.J. Sonafrank, Ja- fense carried us again as it quit trying to steal. Zach North Forsyth and colle- Sheaffer in the champi- plays while committing cob Washer and Max has most of the season. and Reece did a great job giately at North Carolina. onship game. only three errors. Rodgers says a lot about “Eric, David, Micheal as we had only one passed In 12 games, Ackley was The Bandits’ catchers - “This was a big weekend the heart this team has. and Reece threw really batting .268 with a home Reece Edwards and Zach for us,” coach Bobby Smith While our offense strug- well and our catching was See BANDITS, page 2B run, eight runs and nine RBIs. Page B2 - The Stokes News, July 29, 2010 Sports

who seem to have the East exposed West’s poor WATCH pieces in place and could run defense in the second afternoon weight room schedule. set the tone for a brilliant half last year in a 17-12 FOOTBALL “You want to make as many weight Continued from page 1B run in the league with an loss in King, but the ‘Cats workouts as you can,” Sessoms said. Continued from page 1B off to another good start upset of Mount Airy in the defense should be and the “You want to stay in contact with them. this season. Patrick Coun- conference opener. West Cards’ no longer have sen- (football) amongst themselves and we We don’t do 7 on 7s. It’s not something ty, East Wilkes and An- hung close with the Bears ior QB Hunter Diamont or have good coaches, Coach (Mark) Boyd, I’m opposed to, it just seems like before drews follow. for a half a year ago before punishing runner Markus Coach (Steve) Whitt on staff here at you know it, it’s here. I just want to stay getting blown away in the Brown, who graduated. West Stokes, so the kids are hearing it in contact with the kids and be available East Wilkes at North second half in a 60-21 loss from them too. I’ve been blessed to have in the weight room. Some have vaca- Stokes at Wallace Shelton Stadi- West Stokes at good coaches around me that helped me tions. Others have jobs in the evening, Sept. 3 um. This year, the varsity Bishop McGuinness build this program.” so they come in the morning.” A year ago, the Vikings Bears make their first trip Oct. 29 The Wildcats also are taking part in “We want to get stronger and have notched their biggest win to King and Wildcat Stadi- A heartstopping finish 7-on-7 events at Averett, Catawba and fun,” new South Stokes coach Jonathan of the season in a 36-34 um should be rocking. between these two teams one at West Stokes on Friday. Frasher said. “The reason we play foot- upset of the previously un- ended in heartbreak for “I want them to come as much as ball is to have fun. Yes it’s going to be beaten Cardinals, in a North Stokes at the Wildcats in a 33-32 fi- they can. It’s important that kids lift hard work. It’s not going to be easy game which many thought South Stokes nal last season. The Vil- three days a week and we workout street. We have a long road to hoe but North had little chance. Sept. 24 lains boast the fastest much as we can,” he said. “I realize a lot we realize that, so we are just going to The rematch comes in Always an emotional, player in the league in are playing baseball or doing other build on fundamentals. It doesn’t matter Week 3 of the regular sea- hard-hitting game be- Marty DeFrancesco and things like vacation.” what scheme you run if you can’t block, son and this time the tween two close county ri- reportedly have all 11 Coach Frank Sessoms at North tackle and secure the football. We’ll put Vikings get East Wilkes in vals no matter what the starters back on offense Stokes said the team has a morning and our nose down and get after it.” Danbury. record. North put together from ’08. Bishop had suc- its best all-around game of cess running the ball Mount Airy at West the season last year 6 Jason Myers Walnut Cove, NC 19 Robbie Brewer Winston- against West down the 7 Jonathan Brown Kernersville, Salem, NC Stokes against the struggling stretch last season, which MYERS NC 20 Kevin Neal Walkertown, NC Sept. 24 Sauras in a 48-0 rout in helped them get back in Continued from page 1B 8 Kevin Powell Winston-Salem, 21 Derek Stoltz Walkertown, NC Potentially the game of Danbury. But it will be the game late. These two NC 22 Kyle Edwards King, NC 9 Dean Ward Winston-Salem, the year in Stokes or Sur- two very different teams teams could be fighting for fully four times in a row – 23 Michael Adams Yadkinville, and then just like Myers, NC NC ry County. The Bears lost this season and this one a conference title in the the fifth challenge proved 10 Tim Brown Cana, VA 24 Chad Brooks Winston-Salem, a lot from a unit that has should be closer. second to last week of the 11 Brad Robbins Winston-Salem, NC to be one too many for been to the Class 1A state regular season. NC 25 Jim Shoaf Lexington, NC championship game in West Stokes at East Loftin, allowing Myers to 12 Austin Pack Walkertown, NC each of the last two sea- Surry reclaim the lead. 13 Brent Elliott Denton, NC 104.1 WTQR STREET STOCK South Stokes at 14 Greg Butcher Mocksville, NC sons – winning one two Oct. 1 With no more double-file SERIES North Surry 15 Kevin Wilson Elkin, NC Street Stock Race: 20 laps years ago. But they re- This game is as big a ri- restarts appearing in the Oct. 8 16 Michael Clifton Walkertown, 1 Billy Gregg Winston-Salem, NC main the king of the hill in valry as any for the Wild- race, Myers held on to the NC The Sauras scored their 2 Matt Cotner Rural Hall, NC the Northwest Conference cats, who have had some top spot in dominating 17 Bryan Dauzat Midland,NC 3 Jody Fritts Winston-Salem, NC until someone beats them. classic games against the season high in points last fashion, taking his fifth 18 Bobby Reed Clemmons, NC 4 Reggie Doub Germanton, NC year against the Grey- win of the season and his 19 Matt Caldwell Lexington, NC 5 John McNeal Winston-Salem, It could be the Wildcats, Cardinals in the past. 20 Jeremy Stoltz Walkertown, hounds with 21, but the de- 44th career victory. Loftin NC NC 6 David Sumner Trinity, NC fense gave up 60, also a finished in second, with 21 Randy Butner Pfafftown, NC Junior Miller of Danbury 7 Kenneth Stimpson Lewisville, season high. North brings NC finishing in third. Second Modified Race: 50 laps back senior QB Tanner Hi- 8 Donnie Martin Wallburg, NC The “Madhouse Scram- 1 Chris Fleming Mount Airy, NC 9 Daniel Fishel Greensboro, NC att, one of the best passers ble” sent Kevin Powell of 2 Jonathan Brown Kernersville, 10 Kevin Gilbert Pfafftown, NC in the league and tailback NC 11 Kris Hoots Mocksville, NC Winston-Salem to the pole 3 Lee Jeffreys High Point, NC Josten Phipps torched the for the start of the second 12 Darren Cotner King, NC 4 Tim Brown Cana, VA 13 Willie Wall Lexington, NC Sauras a year ago. If South race. Jonathan Brown was 5 Junior Miller Danbury, NC 14 Frank Fritts Kernersville, NC can contain those two on given an opportunity for 6 Kevin Powell Winston-Salem, 15 Spencer Martin Winston- NC defense and put enough retribution after he got the Salem, NC chance to start the second 7 Burt Myers Walnut Cove, NC 16 Zack Clifton Walkertown, NC points on the board, this 8 Brian Loftin Lexington, NC race on the outside front 17 Doug Wall Pfafftown, NC one could go the other way. 9 Jason Myers Walnut Cove, NC 18 Brian Wall Winston-Salem, row. 10 Dean Ward Winston-Salem, NC NC Powell shot out to the 19 Hal Seats Yadkinville, NC North Stokes at East 11 Brad Robbins Winston-Salem, lead during the initial 20 Tim Vaden Kernersville, NC NC Surry start, but Brown was able 21 John Gregg Wallburg, NC Oct. 22 12 Austin Pack Walkertown, NC to power past him to grab 13 Randy Butner Pfafftown, NC TIME WARNER CABLE STADI- The Vikings took one the lead during the first 14 Bobby Reed Clemmons, NC Community Eye UM STOCK SERIES on the chin against the 15 Matt Caldwell Lexington, NC double-file restart. Chris Stadium Stock Race – Division A: 16 Bryan Dauzat Midland,NC Cardinals a year ago. Fleming of Mount Airy 10 laps (shortened due to curfew) Associates 17 Kevin Wilson Elkin, NC East’s defense dominated moved up to second place 1 Rob Young Winston-Salem, 18 Jeremy Stoltz Walkertown, NC up front to silence North’s and began nudging the NC run game while the Cards bumper of race leader 19 Brent Elliott Denton, NC 2 Brandon Brendle Winston- rolled on offense with Dia- Jonathan Brown. Salem, NC Dr. Beth Warren 3 Jason Keaton Mocksville, NC mont and Brown leading Fleming wrestled the WEBB HEATING AND A/C Co. Optometrist SPORTSMAN SERIES 4 Dale Barneycastle Mocksville, lead away from Jonathan NC the way in a 48-0 final. First Sportsman Race: 20 laps during the third double- 5 Tyler Burke Winston-Salem, 306 Kirby Road • King, NC 27021 This game could be key if 1 Jeff Garrison Clemmons, NC NC North is trying to make a file restart of the night. 2 Kenny Bost Kernersville, NC (336) 983-4313 6 Jordan Fleming Mount Airy, NC Then, Fleming took off and 3 Barry Edwards Pinnacle, NC playoff push. 7 Ted Mickalowski Mocksville, never looked back – dis- 4 Cody Evans King, NC NC 5 Kevin Neal Walkertown, NC tancing the field and 8 A.J. Sanders Mocksville, NC 6 Kyle Edwards King, NC claiming the victory. 9 Derek Taylor Yadkinville, NC 7 David Adams Yadkinville, NC Jonathan Brown finished 10 Jimmy Absher Rural Hall, NC 8 Luke Fleming Mount Airy, NC behind him in second, with 11 Gerald Robertson German- 9 Steven Berrier Germanton, NC ton, NC Lee Jeffreys of Wallburg 10 Derek Stoltz Walkertown, NC 12 Adam Baker Winston-Salem, taking third. 11 Tommy Neal Walkertown, NC NC In the Webb Heating & 12 Scott Hall Walkertown, NC 13 Charlie Curry Lexington, NC 13 Robbie Brewer Winston- A/C Co. Sportsman Series, 14 Johnny Burke Midway, NC Salem, NC Jeff Garrison of Clemmons 15 Andy Southern Winston- 14 Taylor Branch Lewisville, NC claimed victory in the first Salem, NC 20-lapper. Kenny Bost of 15 Ryan Robertson Winston- 16 Ken Bridges King, NC Salem, NC 17 Wayne Hill Kernersville, NC Kernersville and Barry 16 Bryant Robertson Lexington, Edwards of Pinnacle took 18 Gene Adams Lexington, NC NC 19 Chris Lawing King, NC second and third. Taylor 17 Jim Shoaf Lexington, NC 20 Kenny Dixon Pfafftown, NC Branch of Lewisville won 18 Michael Adams Yadkinville, 21 Shane Southard Yadkinville, the second race. Kenny NC NC Bost and Jeff Garrison 19 Ronnie Clifton Walkertown, 22 Stephen Sanders Midway, NC NC turned in another set of 20 Ryan Nelson Winston-Salem, 23 Drew Moffitt Winston-Salem, impressive finishes: claim- NC NC 21 Steven Truell Midway,NC ing second and third for 24 Andrew Sanders Mocksville, the second race. 22 Daniel Beeson Kernersville, NC NC Billy Gregg of Winston- 23 Mitch Gales Thomasville,NC Salem brought home the 24 Chad Brooks Winston-Salem, Stadium Stock Race – Division B: win in the 20-lap race for NC 15 laps the 104.1 WTQR Street 25 D.J. Moore Germanton, NC 1 Travis Brewer Germanton, NC 2 Wesley Thompson Mocksville, Stock Series. Matt Cotner Second Sportsman Race: 20 laps NC of Rural Hall finished on 1 Taylor Branch Lewisville, NC 3 Archie Sanders Mocksville, NC his tail in second, with 2 Kenny Bost Kernersville, NC 4 Jason Tutterow Advance, NC Jody Fritts of Winston- 3 Jeff Garrison Clemmons, NC 5 Brandon Crotts King, NC Salem claiming third. 4 Cody Evans King, NC 6 Jose Gonzalez Winston- In the Time Warner Ca- 5 Ronnie Clifton Walkertown, NC Salem, NC 7 Jeremy Stainback Winston- ble Stadium Stock Series, 6 Bryant Robertson Lexington, NC Salem, NC Rob Young of Winston- 7 Ryan Robertson Winston- 8 Cody Arrington Mount Airy, NC Salem took the checkered Salem, NC 9 Joey Long Midway, NC for the “A” race, with 8 Barry Edwards Pinnacle, NC 10 T.J. Cox Winston-Salem, NC Travis Brewer of German- 9 Scott Hall Walkertown, NC 11 Wes Athan Winston-Salem, ton winning the “B” race. 10 Tommy Neal Walkertown, NC NC 11 Luke Fleming Mount Airy, NC 12 Ray Forrest Winston-Salem, 12 David Adams Yadkinville, NC NC 13 Ryan Nelson Winston-Salem, 13 Ben Badger Lexington, NC BILL PLEMMONS RV WORLD NC 14 Mike McKnight Pfafftown, NC MODIFIED SERIES 14 Mitch Gales Thomasville,NC 15 Perry Haynes Advance, NC First Modified Race: 50 laps 15 Daniel Beeson Kernersville, 1 Burt Myers Walnut Cove, NC NC 16 Tyler Ziglar Kernersville, NC 2 Brian Loftin Lexington, NC 16 Steven Truell Midway,NC 17 Kyle Southern King, NC 3 Junior Miller Danbury, NC 17 Steven Berrier Germanton, 18 Phillip Wright King, NC 4 Chris Fleming Mount Airy, NC NC 19 Bobby Yountz Clemmons, NC 5 Lee Jeffreys High Point, NC 18 D.J. Moore Germanton, NC 20 Phillip Libford Lexington, NC our biggest double play BANDITS came from third baseman Nicholas Haithcox in the Continued from page 1B eighth inning of the On the Web ball all weekend. Our de- championship game as fense kept making big play Haithcox stepped on third after big play including sec- and threw to first where Register to ond baseman Brandon first baseman Ross Jack- Ashburn’s four diving son dug it out of the dirt have our daily stops to get runners at to save the game for us.” first and not allowing the With the win, the Ban- headlines runs to score. Ashburn dits have won six of sev- emailed to and shortstop Lucas Mar- en tourneys and im- tin turned four double proved to 31-1 on the sea- your inbox! plays up the middle and son.

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The South Stokes Athletic Department would like to announce the following start-up practice dates and times for their fall sports.

JV and Varsity Football Team Practice JV and Varsity Football practice will begin on Au- gust 2 at 5 p.m. Players need to report to the field house by 5 p.m. to meet and take care of adminis- trative needs. Practice will end at 8 p.m. Players should bring both cleats and tennis shoes. All play- ers should bring a copy of their physical and insur- ance information if these items are not already on file. For more information contact the South Stokes Athletic Department at 994-2995 or 994- 2490.

JV and Varsity Volleyball Team Practice JV and Varsity Volleyball tryouts will begin on August 2 at 5:30 p.m. Players should report to the main gym by 5:30pm and practice will end at 8:30 p.m. All players should bring a copy of their physi- cal and insurance information if these items are not already on file. For more information contact the South Stokes Athletic Department at 994-2995 or 994-2490.

Men’s Soccer Team Practice Varsity Men’s Soccer practice will begin on Au- gust 2. Players should meet at the Saura Soccer practice field at 6 p.m. and practice will last until 8 p.m. Players should bring cleats, tennis shoes and shin guards. All players should bring a copy of their physical and insurance information to the first practice if these items are not already on file. For more information contact the South Stokes Athletic Department at 994-2995 or 994-2490. Coming Soon Women’s Tennis Team Practice Walnut Ridge Assisted Living Women’s Tennis practice will begin on August 2. Submitted Photo is expanding their Alzheimer and Players should meet at the Saura Tennis Courts at A putt off determined the winners of the July 6 Bunny Dementia Program to meet the needs 6:30 p.m. and practice will last until 8:30 p.m. All Hop at Hemlock Golf Club. Winning the putt off was of people in our area. players should bring a copy of their physical and in- the team of, from left: Robert Galyean, Amy Flinchum, Watch for future speaker events surance information to the first practice if these Tommy Mabe and Danny Williams (Captain). Richie items are not already on file. For more information Flinchum and Bo Bibey were the closest to the pin win- and Open House contact the South Stokes Athletic Department at ners. On July 20, another putt off broke the tie between Walnut Ridge Assisted Living 994-2995 or 994-2490. two teams. Winning that putt off was the team of , 411 Windmill Street, Walnut Cove from left: Shane McHone, Jason Faries, Todd Cox and 336-591-7790 Women’s Golf Team Practice Tate Rogers (Captain). David Alley and Dewey White Women’s Golf practice will begin on August 2 at were the closest to the pin winners on holes four and Hemlock Golf starting at 6 p.m. All players should eight. The Bunny Hop is played every Tuesday at 6 p.m. - interested golfers should call in by 5:30 p.m. to register bring a copy of their physical and insurance infor- (591-7934). mation to the first practice if these items are not al- ready on file. For more information contact the South Stokes Athletic Department at 994-2995 or 994-2490.

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2010 Summer Art Camps for Kids At Walnut Cove Submitted Photo July 19-23 & July 26-30 • 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily Elementary The North Carolina Vipers Fastpitch Softball 12U Team Monday- Friday Mount Olive Elementary School 6:00pm - 7:00pm won the WFC World Series July 16 in 2145 Chestnut Grove Road, King, North Carolina Summerville/Charleston, S.C. Pictured are front row, $ Visual Art Camp 4.00 Per Class from left: Payton Jones and Abigail Worley. Second row, $60 per student/per week • Ages 7 to 14 both weeks • Latin American Dance Aerobics from left: Noell Foster, Cheyanne Cox and Nicole Foley. Bottled Third row, from left: Chandley Garner, Carson Watkins, Living Storybook Drama Camp • Burn 800+ Calories Water $80 per student/per week 50¢ Sam Tingler, Kema Lester, Emily Myers, Hannah Mabe Ages 6-9, July 19-23 • Ages 10 and up, July 26-30 (Not On Floor) • 700 Crunches in an hour and Ashley Smith. Back row: coaches Eddie Jones, John Camp weeks conclude with a Visual Art Exhibit and Drama Camp Performance

Garner and Todd Watkins. For information or to register, Join the Party Contact the Stokes County Arts Council 336-593-8159 [email protected] • www.StokesArts.org For Info Call: Jamie or Karlee at 336-591-4444 Utility Buildings GGaragearage DDoorsoors 8 x 8 ...... $995.00 8 x 10 ...... $1,295.00 Full Line of Garage 10 x 10 ...... $1,495.00 10 x 12 ...... $1,795.00 Doors & Motors 12 x 12 ...... $2,095.00 12 x 14 ...... $2,495.00 Sales – Service & Installation 12 x 16 ...... $2,795.00 16 x 12 ...... $2,895.00 12 x 20 ...... $3,795.00 12 x 24 ...... $4,495.00 Call PRICE INCLUDES: 30 year dimensional shingles, double doors, 1 window in Steve Golding small building, 2 windows in larger building, loft, blocks, delivery and set up. 336-710-1364 or Tony Gentry 336-401-5013

Intersection of Hwy. 52 & Cook School Road 336-368-3000 We are More than a Building Supply Store! 7:00-5:00 Mon-Fri. 8:00-12:00 Sat. 336-462-4744 We Also Do Expert Installations Page B4 - The Stokes News, July 29, 2010 Sports Sports Calendar Junior Vikings West Stokes and the entry fee is $300 per Cost is $375 per team and CC gym on the Dobson cam- team or $75 for a single player. games will be played every pus. The clinic will include football camp sports tryouts Registration and lunch is at Tuesday and Thursday at 6, 7,8 two separate sessions. The 12:30 p.m. and the putting con- and 9 p.m. first session, 9 a.m. until 12 The North Stokes Jr. Vikings West Stokes’ sports tryouts test is at 1 p.m. Shotgun start The winning team will re- p.m., is for individuals with Football League will hold a are as follows, Cross Country for the tournament is at 1:30 ceive a $100 gift card and less than one year of experi- youth football camp and football Aug. 2, 6 pm WSHS Track (Men p.m. and awards and prizes will championship T-shirts. For ence. The second session, 1 and cheerleading sign-ups on & Women), Football Aug. 2, 5-9 be at 5:30 p.m. Cash prizes will more information call 368- p.m. until 4 p.m., is for individ- July 29 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. pm WSHS Field House, Golf, be awarded for first, second and 2012. uals with more than one year The camp is free to all partici- contact third place with closest to the of experience. The camp is pants (ages 7 through 12 years [email protected] pin and long drive prizes. Warrior football open to ages 6-16 with a cost old) and those who sign up will (Women), Soccer Aug. 2, daily 7-8 Hole sponsorships are avail- of $30 ($20 with two or more receive a free tee shirt. For am & 6-8 pm King Rec. Acres able for $125. The Southeastern Stokes from same family) per person questions or additional informa- (Men), Tennis Aug. 2, 9-10:30 am For details contact Robert Warrior football begins Aug. and includes a camp t-shirt. tion contact Jerry Moorefield at WSHS Tennis Courts (Women) Cole at 682-8715 or Terry Todd 16. The first week of practice Camp registrations will begin 336-416-9513. and Volleyball Aug. 2, 10-12:30 & at 972-7538. will be from 8 a.m. until 10 at 8:30 a.m. (first session) and 5-7 pm WSHS Main Gym Registration deadline is Aug. a.m. Monday-Thursday. All 12:30 p.m. (second session). (Women). A current physical is SSSA Fall Ball 5. players interested in being a For more camp information or required to tryout. Form can be Warrior football player need to to request a camp brochure, registration found at come on Aug. 16 at 8 a.m. please contact Surry coach, www.west.stokes.k12.nc.us Co-ed softball Everyone must have physical, Jan Marion Kiser (336) 464- Registration for South Stokes signups 6233 or Mark Tucker (336-386- Sports Association Fall Ball (for- wear shorts/T-shirt, and be King LL golf ready. 3217). Additional information merly Walnut Cove LIttle tourney Fall signups are now open for may be obtained at www.sur- League) are currently being ac- the Armfield Civic Center Co- ryknights.com cepted. Registration forms Ed Softball fall league. SCC volleyball available online at www.ssplay- The annual King Little Registration should be re- camp Submit calendar items to ball.com; signups will be held at League golf tournament is Aug. ceived by Sept. 1 and only eight The Stokes News via email at Lions Park on Aug. 7, from 10 8 at Silo Run Golf Course in team spots are available. The Surry Community Col- jmoorhouse@the a.m. until 2 p.m. Deadline for Boonville. Fall season begins Sept. 6 lege Volleyball Camp will be stokesnews.com or fax to 591- registration: August 20th. The format is captain’s choice with 14 games plus the playoffs. held from Aug. 2-4 at the Surry 4379.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Stonewall Golf Course

Pursuant to the provisions of N.C.G.S. 160A-364, Submitted Photo notice is hereby given that the Twelve under par was the winning score for the Tobaccoville Village Council Thursday morning senior will hold a public hearing on captain's choice tourna- Thursday, August 5, 2010 ment at Stonewall Golf Course on July 22. Pic- in the Council Chamber at Village Hall tured, from left: Butch at 4260 Tobaccoville Road in Tobaccoville, Clark, Betty Lewis, Melrie Montgomery and Conrad North Carolina at 7:00 p.m. Hunt. Closest to the pins to receive public comment on a proposed Tobaccoville were won by: Hole #3- Ordinance Establishing Voluntary Agricultural Districts to Butch Clark, #6 - Jim promote agricultural values and the general welfare of the Golen, #8 - Larry Clauer, County and more specifi cally, increase identity and pride #13 - Tom Long, #18 - Roy in the agricultural community and its way of life; increase Thomas. Seniors age 50 protection from nuisance suits; encourage the economic and fi nancial health of agriculture; and increase protection and up may participate in from non-farm development and other negative impacts the tournament by calling on properly managed farms. All persons interested in pro- the course at 591-4653 by viding comment on this proposed Ordinance Establishing 8:30 a.m. on any Thursday Voluntary Agricultural Districts should attend this public for play beginning at 9 hearing and present their views. a.m. Robin S. Key Village Clerk Riverview Golf Course

Submitted Photo Thirteen under par was the winning score for the 18-hole Senior Bunny Hop on July 20. Pictured are the winning team mem- bers, from left: Ronnie Southern, Dan Abbott, Tommy Bray and Gene Mabe. Closest to the pins were: Hole #5 - Jesse Sams, Hole #7 - Steve Cardwell, #8 - Steve James. Senior golfers may participate by calling the course at 548-6908 by 8:30 a.m. on Tuesdays, or, show up at the course by then for play beginning at 9 a.m.

Kohler competes at national championships Denae Ann Kohler, a rising 11th She attended the grueling try- Wisconsin Dells, Wisc. Opening grader at South Stokes High outs at the Greensboro Sportsplex ceremonies were Sunday and com- School, led the varsity volleyball on May 1 and 2. On May 4, Kohler petition runs from July 26-30 at team last year in overall points received an email from the organi- Chula Vista Resort. More than scored and kills at the net. zation announcing her offer to be a 1,100 volleyball players from This summer Kohler was invited middle hitter on the team. Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Chili, Peru, to try out for the Carolina Region She accepted the position and is and around the United States will Girls Junior International USA competing at the High Perfor- be competing in this championship Volleyball Team. mance National Championships in event.

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International Speedway Sept. 15 Sept. 29, on VERSUS, the fastest the debut of the Whelen second year of coverage, “As a Whelen Modified Aug. 12 Aug. 25, 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Oct. 3, 11 growing sports cable net- Modified Tours on VER- the network has seen 24- Tour alum, I see great val- Aug. 29, 12 a.m. p.m. work in the country, is set SUS,” said George Silber- percent growth in viewer- ue in the VERSUS pack- NWSMT Caraway NWMT Stafford for Wednesday, Aug. 4, mann, NASCAR manag- ship for its live races as age,” Manion said. “Those Speedway Aug. Motor Speedway Oct. 3 with the Riverhead 200 ing director of racing oper- compared to last year. of us who have been a part 28 Sept. 1, 7 p.m. Sept. 5, Oct. 6, 7 p.m. Oct. 10, 11 NASCAR Whelen Modi- ations. “The premier from NASCAR Sprint Cup of it know the passion of 11 p.m. p.m. fied Tour event from Riverhead Raceway along Series driver Ryan New- the teams and fans in NWSMT Langley Riverhead (N.Y.) Raceway. with races from other tra- man, who has competed in Modified racing, and it’s Speedway Sept. 4 NWMT Thompson The Riverhead 200, ditional Modified tracks selected Whelen Modified great for the Tours to get Sept. 8, 7 p.m. Sept. 12, International Speedway which will be contested on like Bowman Gray Stadi- Tour races in recent sea- national exposure.” 11 p.m. Oct. 17 Oct. 20, 7 p.m. Saturday, July 31, will be um, Caraway Speedway, sons, is among many who VERSUS’ nine-race NWSMT Tri-County Oct. 24, 11 p.m. the first of nine telecasts Stafford Motor Speedway see the tremendous value schedule will premiere to air on VERSUS be- and Thompson Interna- in having VERSUS on with one-hour race tele- tween the NASCAR Whe- tional Speedway will give board as a broadcast part- casts airing on Wednes- len Modified and Whelen viewers a distinct impres- ner. days at 7 p.m. ET. All Southern Modified Tours sion of what NASCAR I’ve been asked ‘why do races will re-air the Sun- in 2010. These two Tour- Modified racing is all you do this,’ and it’s all day following the initial ing Series feature short about.” about having fun,” New- telecast. The complete track racing at its best VERSUS first entered man said of his participa- schedule follows (subject and are the heart of its partnership with tion in Modified races. to change): NASCAR racing at the NASCAR in 2009 with “With VERSUS on board grassroots level. Quest for the NASCAR to telecast the races, the VERSUS Race Schedule Riverhead Raceway is a Sprint Cup, a weekly half- whole nation will now be Tour Venue Race quarter-mile bullring that hour series that followed exposed to what those of Date Premiere has been part of the Whe- the 12 drivers competing us on the East Coast al- Date Re-Air Date len Modified Tour sched- in the 10-race Chase for ready know – Modifieds NWMT Riverhead ule since the Tour’s inau- the Sprint Cup. In Sep- produce a very exciting Raceway July 31 gural season of 1985. The tember 2010 the network type of racing.” Aug. 4, 7 p.m. Aug. 8, 11 first Whelen Southern will launch NASCAR – Kevin Manion, p.m. Modified Tour broadcast Next Generation, a series the 2010 Daytona 500- NWMT Stafford Mo- will be from historic Bow- which will profile some winning crew chief, came tor Speedway Aug. 6 Aug. man Gray Stadium. Bow- the future stars of the through the Whelen Modi- 11, 7 p.m. Aug. 15, 11 p.m. man Gray – located Win- Sprint Cup series. In ad- fied Tour on his way to his NWSMT Bowman ston-Salem, N.C. – is the dition to its NASCAR of- current career in the Gray Stadium Aug. 7 longest continuously sanc- ferings, VERSUS is also Sprint Cup Series, and is Aug. 18, 7 p.m. Aug. 22, 11 tioned NASCAR track in the exclusive cable televi- owner of the Modified p.m. Commission seeking small game award nominations deadline extended RALEIGH (July 21) – The N.C. non-government organizations Division of Wildlife Manage- Wildlife Resources Commission whose actions improved small ment, c/o Martha Homovec has extended the deadline for game habitat. Past organizational 1722 Mail Service Center, nominations for its annual winners included Pee Dee Nation- Raleigh, NC 27699-1722 Diedrick Small Game award. al Wildlife Refuge, The Ruffed About N.C. Wildlife Resources Nominations for this year’s Grouse Society, and Murphy Commission award are due August 31. Brown, LLC. Since 1947, the North Carolina The awards are given to an indi- The following information is re- Wildlife Resources Commission vidual and an organization whose quired for each nomination: has been dedicated to the conser- actions significantly and positively 1. The name of the indi- vation and sustainability of the impact North Carolina’s small vidual or organization being nomi- state's fish and wildlife resources game populations, including nated, mailing address, telephone through research, scientific man- Northern bobwhite, ruffed grouse, number, and e-mail address. agement, wise use, and public in- squirrel, and rabbit. 2. The name of the indi- put. The Commission is the state Winners receive a plaque and vidual making the nomination, regulatory agency responsible for formal recognition at the October mailing address, telephone num- the enforcement of fishing, hunt- VOTE REPUBLICAN Commission meeting and appreci- ber, and e-mail address. ing, trapping and boating laws and ation for their efforts on behalf of 3. A written explanation provides programs and opportuni- Mike Marshall - Sheriff North Carolina small game describing why the nominee ties for wildlife-related education- Don East - State Senate wildlife species. should receive the award. Please al, recreational and sporting activ- In the individual category, past limit the nomination explanation ities. To learn more, visit County Commissioners award winners were landowners to no more than two, double- www.ncwildlife.org. Ernest Lankford - James Booth - Ronda Jones who improved and integrated spaced pages. Get N.C. Wildlife Update – news small game habitat into their Submit nominations by e-mail to including season dates, bag limits, Bryan Holloway -NC House legislative updates and more – de- forestry or farming operations. In [email protected] or Paid for by the the organization category, past mail to: livered to your Inbox from the N.C. Stokes County Republican Party award winners included corpora- N.C. Wildlife Resources Commis- Wildlife Resources Commission. tions, government agencies, and sion, Go to www.ncwildlife.org/enews. MOUNTAINVIEW

Recipients named for fourth annual Golden Whistle Merit Awards SKIN ◆ CARE CHAPEL HILL –Three NCHSAA volleyball offi- tional Federation Football including four state cham- PAUL D. WORTMAN, MD outstanding individuals cial for 30 years and a Mechanics Manual. A for- pionship games. He has BOARD CERTIFIED from the world of high booking agent for 26. As mer recipient of an NCH- also been an outstanding IN DERMATOLOGY school officiating will be an NCHSAA baseball um- SAA Distinguished Ser- collegiate official in foot- honored with an award for pire, he has worked for 37 vice Award, Howerton is ball and basketball, work- lifetime achievement. years and over 1,000 considered a model offi- ing Southern Conference • Treatment of Disorders of Doug Fagan of games, including eight cial: good physical condi- football from 1978 to 1992 the Skin, Hair and Nails Mocksville, Cart Howerton state tournament finals. tion, outstanding rules and serving as a basket- • Skin Cancer of Greensboro and Don Lu- He has also been a high knowledge and a mentor ball official in the South- cas of Boone are recipients school softball and basket- to fellow officials who con- ern, South Atlantic and • Skin Surgery of the fourth annual Gold- ball official, working bas- ducts himself in a truly Carolinas Conferences for 216 Moore Rd., Suite 200 ◆ King, NC 27021 en Whistle Merit Award, ketball for 38 years. In ad- professional manner. a period from 1980 to '94. Tel. (336) 983-3230 ◆ Fax (336) 983-0313 created in a partnership dition, he has worked at Don Lucas is a long-time He is currently the coordi- www.mtnviewskincare.com among the North Carolina the collegiate level in vol- football and basketball of- nator of football officials High School Athletic Asso- leyball, baseball, and bas- ficial, serving as a North for both the Sun Belt and ciation (NCHSAA), the ketball, working over 450 State Officials Association Southern Conferences. North Carolina Coaches NCAA women's basketball football official for 31 “These three individuals ANNOUNCEMENT Association (NCCA) and games and over 1,500 years and a Piedmont Offi- are truly representative of the North Carolina Athlet- baseball games at the cials Association basket- excellence and leadership 47th ANNUAL ic Directors Association NCAA level. He has also ball official for 18 years. As in officiating,” said Mark (NCADA). been involved with Ameri- a high school official, he Dreibelbis, supervisor of CORPORATION MEETING Criteria for the award can Legion baseball for 35 has worked the football officials for the NCHSAA. include demonstrating years and has worked 12 playoffs 19 years, includ- “We are extremely proud leadership, performance, North Carolina American ing two regional finals, to honor these individuals SAURATOWN VOLUNTEER service and training for Legion baseball state and in basketball has who have demonstrated the betterment of officiat- championship series. worked in the state play- sacrifice and commit- FIRE DEPARTMENT, INC. ing, possessing officiating Cart Howerton has been offs 16 consecutive years, ment.” 4475 NC 66 HWY, SOUTH abilities emulated by fel- an NCHSAA football and low officials, being regard- basketball official for over ed as a person of integrity 50 years and has served as APPOINTMENT OPPORTUNITIES STOKES COUNTY SATURDAY, AUGUST 7th, 2010 and character, and a mini- coordinator for the North DINNER - 6:00 P.M. mum of 10 years of experi- State Football Officials As- Stokes County has the following Board/Committee/Council ence as an active official. sociation for the past 15 vacancies: BUSINESS MEETING – 7:00 P.M. This year’s recipients of years. A former profession- See the County Web page: www.co.stokes.nc.us for more the Golden Whistle Merit al baseball player who was information regarding the vacancy or contact Clerk to the COMMUNITY INVITED Award include: inducted into the Winston- Board Darlene Bulllins Doug Fagan has enjoyed Salem Professional Base- at 336-593-2448 a tremendous career in of- ball Hall of Fame in 1997, INJURED ON THE JOB? ficiating, serving as an he helped write the Na- Stokes County Juvenile Crime Prevention Council (General Public appointments – Five vacancies) AUTO ACCIDENT? Stokes County Health Services Alliance (Two at large positions) Darlene Bullins Clerk to the Board DON’T GET Registration RUN OVER ... for South Stokes Sports Association Fall Ball

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Call: Signups will be held at Lions Park DOUGLAS J. MEIS, on Saturday, August 7th, from 10am - 2pm. “ATTORNEY AT SPEED” www.thestokesnews.com Deadline for registration: August 20th. (336) 725-9090 or toll free (877) 725-9090 Page B6 - The Stokes News, July 29, 2010

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CREDITOR’S NOTICE default in the payment the owner and holder of The property to be of- 2010, to Lee Baber, must be tendered in the scribed property situ- property is located, or of the secured indebt- the secured debt, the fered pursuant to this 7101 Applecross Lane, form of certified funds ated in Stokes County, the usual and custom- Having qualified as Ex- edness and failure to undersigned substitute CREDITOR’S NOTICE Notice of Sale is being Charlotte, NC 28215 at the time of the sale. North Carolina, to wit: ary location at the ecutor of the estate Ed- perform the stipulation trustee will expose for offered for sale, trans- or be barred from their This sale will be held Being Known And Des- county courthouse for ward H. Browder, and agreements sale at public auction to Having qualified as Ad- fer and conveyance recovery. Debtors of open ten days for upset ignated As Lot 11, as conducting the sale on deceased, late of therein contained and, the highest bidder for ministrator CTA of the "AS IS, WHERE IS." the decedent are asked bids as required by law. shown on map of Old August 10, 2010 at Stokes, North Carolina, pursuant to demand of cash at the usual place estate of Ezra Kellam, Neither the Substitute to make immediate Following the expira- Town Village, Section 2:00PM, and will sell to this is to notify all per- the owner and holder of of sale at the county deceased, late of Trustee, nor the holder payment to the above tion of the statutory Two, as recorded in the highest bidder for sons having claims the secured debt, the courthouse of said Stokes County, North of the note secured by named Executor. upset period, all re- Plat Book 7, Page 112, cash the following de- against the estate of undersigned substitute county at 3:30 PM on Carolina, this is to no- the deed of trust being maining amounts are in the Office of the Reg- scribed property situ- said deceased to pres- trustee will expose for August 2, 2010 the fol- tify all persons having foreclosed, nor the offi- This the 29th day of IMMEDIATELY DUE ister of Deeds of ated in Stokes County, ent them to the under- sale at public auction to lowing described real claims against the es- cers, directors, attor- July, 2010. AND OWING. Failure Stokes County, North North Carolina, to wit: signed on or before the highest bidder for estate and any other tate of said deceased neys, employees, to remit funds in a Carolina, which refer- Being all of Lot No. 10 October 28, 2010, or cash at the usual place improvements which to present them to the agents or authorized Lee Baber timely manner will re- ence is made for a as shown on a this notice will be of sale at the county may be situated undersigned on or be- representatives of ei- 7101 Applecross Lane sult in a Declaration of more particular de- recorded plat entitled pleaded in bar of their courthouse of said thereon, in Stokes fore October 21, 2010, ther the Substitute Charlotte, NC 28215 Default and any de- scription. "Saura Woods" said recovery. county at 3:30 PM on County, North Carolina, or this notice will be Trustee or the holder of posit will be frozen Save and except any map being drawn by All persons indebted to August 2, 2010 the fol- and being more partic- pleaded in bar of their the note, make any J. Tyrone Browder pending the outcome of releases, deeds of re- Sizemore & Associ- said estate please lowing described real ularly described as fol- recovery. representation or war- Attorney at Law any re-sale. lease or prior con- ates, RLS, said plat make immediate pay- estate and any other lows: All persons indebted to ranty relating to the title P.O.Box 550 SPECIAL NOTICE veyances of record. being recorded in Plat ments. improvements which Being known and des- said estate please or any physical, envi- King, NC 27021 FOR LEASEHOLD Said property is com- book 5, Page 248 in This the 22th day of may be situated ignated as Lot No. 49, make immediate pay- ronmental, health or TENANTS: If you are a monly known as 1035 the Office of the Regis- July, 2010. thereon, in Stokes as shown on the plat of ments. safety conditions exist- 07/29, 08/05, 08/12, tenant residing in the Shagbark Court, Wal- ter of Deeds of Stokes Judith H. Browder, Ex- County, North Carolina, Foxdale, Section II, This the 15th day of ing in, on, at or relating 08/19-10 property, be advised nut Cove, NC 27052. County, North Carolina, ecutor and being more partic- recorded in Plat Book July, 2010. to the property being that an Order for Pos- Third party purchasers reference to which is 208 Browder Road ularly described as fol- 4, at Page 145 in the offered for sale, and session of the property must pay the excise hereby made for a King, NC 27021 lows: Office of the Register of Calvin Kellam, Admin- any and all responsibil- may be issued in favor tax, and the court costs more particular de- Being known and des- Deeds of Stokes istrator CTA ities or liabilities arising of the purchaser. Also, of Forty-Five Cents scription. 07/22, 07/29, 08/05, ignated as Lot(s) 24, as County, North Carolina, 1040 Ezra Lane out of or in anyway re- IN THE GENERAL if your lease began or (45¢) per One Hundred Save and except any 08/12,-10 shown on the map of reference to which is Madison, NC 27025 lating to any such con- COURT OF JUSTICE was renewed on or Dollars ($100.00) pur- releases, deeds of re- Walnut Tree, which hereby made for a For the estate of Ezra dition are expressly OF NORTH CAR- after October 1, 2007, suant to NCGS 7A- lease or prior con- map is recorded in Plat more particular de- Kellam disclaimed. The under- OLINA SUPERIOR be advised that you 308(a)(1). A cash veyances of record. Book 4, Page 44, in the scription. signed Substitute COURT DIVISION may terminate the deposit (no personal Said property is com- Office of the Register of And Being more com- 07/15, 07/22, 07/25, Trustee shall convey STOKES COUNTY rental agreement upon checks) of five percent monly known as 1145 Deeds of Stokes monly known as: 114 08/05-10 title to the property by 10 sp 158 10 days written notice (5%) of the purchase Saura Woods Lane, County, North Carolina, Fireside Ln, King, NC non-warranty deed. to the landlord. You price, or Seven Hun- Germanton, NC 27019. CREDITOR’S NOTICE reference to which map 27021 Pursuant to the terms IN THE MATTER OF may be liable for rent dred Fifty Dollars Third party purchasers is hereby made for a The record owner(s) of of the Deed of Trust, THE FORECLOSURE due under the agree- ($750.00), whichever is must pay the excise Having qualified as Ad- more particular de- the property, as re- any successful bidder OF A DEED OF ment prorated to the ef- greater, will be required tax, and the court costs flected on the records TRUST EXECUTED of Forty-Five Cents ministrator CTA of the scription. CREDITOR’S NOTICE may be required to de- fective date of the at the time of the sale. estate of Julius Vester And Being more com- of the Register of posit with the Substi- BY JANET ALVINA termination. Following the expira- (45¢) per One Hundred Deeds, is/are Teresa HOOD BEST AKA Dollars ($100.00) pur- George, deceased, late monly known as: 1067 Having qualified as Ex- tute Trustee The date of this Notice tion of the statutory of Stokes County, Martin Luther King Jr Meredith. immediately upon con- JANET BEST DATED is July 22, 2010. upset bid period, all the suant to NCGS 7A- The property to be of- ecutrix of the estate of NOVEMBER 21, 2005 308(a)(1). A cash North Carolina, this is Rd, Walnut Cove, NC Ella Newsome Priddy, clusion of the sale a remaining amounts are to notify all persons 27052 fered pursuant to this cash deposit of five AND RECORDED IN Grady I. Ingle Or Eliza- immediately due and deposit (no personal notice of sale is being deceased, late of BOOK 541 AT PAGE checks) of five percent having claims against The record owner(s) of Stokes, North Carolina, percent (5%) of the bid. beth B. Ells owing. Said property to the estate of said de- the property, as re- offered for sale, trans- Any successful bidder 2246 IN THE STOKES Substitute Trustee be offered pursuant to (5%) of the purchase fer and conveyance this is to notify all per- COUNTY PUBLIC price, or Seven Hun- ceased to present them flected on the records sons having claims shall be required to ten- 10130 Perimeter Park- this Notice of Sale is to the undersigned on of the Register of "AS IS, WHERE IS." der the full balance of REGISTRY, NORTH way, Suite 400 being offered for sale, dred Fifty Dollars Neither the Trustee nor against the estate of CAROLINA ($750.00), whichever is or before October 21, Deeds, is/are William said deceased to pres- the purchase price so Charlotte, NC 28216 transfer and con- 2010, or this notice will A. Daniel. the holder of the note bid in cash at the time (704) 333-8107 veyance "AS IS greater, will be required secured by the deed of ent them to the under- NOTICE OF SALE at the time of the sale. be pleaded in bar of The property to be of- signed on or before the Substitute Trustee http://shapiroattor- WHERE IS." There are their recovery. fered pursuant to this trust, being foreclosed, tenders to him a deed neys.com/nc/ no representations of Following the expira- nor the officers, direc- October 14, 2010, or Under and by virtue of tion of the statutory All persons indebted to notice of sale is being this notice will be for the real property or 10-004968 warranty relating to the said estate please offered for sale, trans- tors, attorneys, employ- attempts to tender such the power and authority title or any physical, en- upset bid period, all the ees, agents or pleaded in bar of their contained in the above- remaining amounts are make immediate pay- fer and conveyance recovery. deed (which shall be 07/29, 08/05-10 vironmental, health or ments. "AS IS, WHERE IS." authorized representa- not more than thirty referenced deed of safety conditions exist- immediately due and tive of either Trustee or All persons indebted to trust and because of owing. Said property to This the 15th day of Neither the Trustee nor said estate please (30) days following the ing in, on, at, or relating July, 2010. the holder of the note the holder of the note date the time for upset default in the payment to the property being be offered pursuant to make any representa- make immediate pay- of the secured indebt- this Notice of Sale is secured by the deed of ments. bids has expired) and offered for sale. This Carol George Skeen, trust, being foreclosed, tion or warranty relating should such successful edness and failure to CREDITOR’S NOTICE sale is made subject to being offered for sale, to the title or any phys- This the 8th day of July, perform the stipulation transfer and con- Administrator CTA nor the officers, direc- 2010. bidder fail to pay at that all prior liens, unpaid 6190 Fridens Wood tors, attorneys, employ- ical, environmental, time the full balance of and agreements Having qualified as Ad- taxes, any unpaid land veyance "AS IS Court ees, agents or health or safety condi- the purchase price so therein contained and, ministratrix of the es- transfer taxes, special WHERE IS." There are tions existing in, on, at Lisa C. Tuttle, Executrix pursuant to demand of tate of Ida Frances no representations of Gibsonville, NC 27249 authorized representa- P.O. Box 617 bid, he shall remain li- assessments, ease- For the estate of Julius tive of either Trustee or or relating to the prop- able on his bid as pro- the owner and holder of Stilley, deceased, late ments, rights of way, warranty relating to the erty being offered for Walnut Cove, NC the secured debt, the of Stokes, North Car- title or any physical, en- Vester George the holder of the note 27052 vided for in N. C. Gen. deeds of release, and make any representa- sale. Any and all re- Stat. §45-21.30(d) undersigned substitute olina, this is to notify all any other encum- vironmental, health or sponsibilities or liabili- For the estate of Ella trustee will expose for persons having claims safety conditions exist- 07/15, 07/22, 07/25, tion or warranty relating Newsome Priddy and (e). brances or exceptions 08/05-10 to the title or any phys- ties arising out of or in This sale shall be held sale at public auction to against the estate of of record. To the best of ing in, on, at, or relating ical, environmental, any way relating to any open for upset bids ten the highest bidder for said deceased to pres- the knowledge and be- to the property being such condition ex- 07/08, 07/15, 07/22, cash at the usual place ent them to the under- offered for sale. This health or safety condi- 07/29-10 (10) days after the filing lief of the undersigned, tions existing in, on, at pressly are disclaimed. of the Substitute of sale at the county signed on or before the current owner(s) of sale is made subject to or relating to the prop- This sale is made sub- Trustee’s report of sale courthouse of said October 14, 2010, or the property is/are all prior liens, unpaid erty being offered for ject to all prior liens and with the Clerk of Supe- county at 2:00 PM on this notice will be Kevin L. Welch and taxes, any unpaid land sale. Any and all re- encumbrances, and rior Court of Stokes August 12, 2010 the pleaded in bar of their wife, Jerri J. Welch. An transfer taxes, special recovery. STATE OF NORTH sponsibilities or liabili- unpaid taxes and as- NORTH CAROLINA County, North Carolina, following described real Order for possession of assessments, ease- ties arising out of or in sessments including as required by law. estate and any other All persons indebted to the property may be is- ments, rights of way, CAROLINA COUNTY STOKES COUNTY said estate please OF MECKLENBURG any way relating to any but not limited to any This the 14th day of improvements which sued pursuant to G.S. deeds of release, and such condition ex- transfer tax associated July, 2010. may be situated make immediate pay- 45-21.29 in favor of the any other encum- IN THE GENERAL ments. IN THE GENERAL pressly are disclaimed. with the foreclosure. A COURT OF JUSTICE thereon, in Stokes purchaser and against brances or exceptions This sale is made sub- deposit of five percent /s Stephen A. Johnson, County, North Carolina, This the 8th day of July, the party or parties in of record. To the best of COURT OF JUSTICE- SUPERIOR COURT 2010. SUPERIOR COURT ject to all prior liens and (5%) of the amount of DIVISION Substitute Trustee and being more partic- possession by the clerk the knowledge and be- encumbrances, and the bid or seven hun- Allman Spry Leggett & ularly described as fol- of superior court of the lief of the undersigned, DIVISION BEFORE THE CLERK Lura Ann Creasman 09-CVS-30361 unpaid taxes and as- dred fifty dollars 2007 SP 195 Crumpler, P.A. lows:All that certain county in which the the current owner(s) of sessments including ($750.00), whichever is Attorneys and Counsel- property situated in the Winters, Administratrix property is sold. Any the property is/are John but not limited to any greater, is required and lors At Law Township of Yadkin in 3704 Westfield Street person who occupies W. Pickering and wife, WALTER L. HART, IV, IN THE MATTER OF: High Point, NC 27265 Administrator of the Es- transfer tax associated must be tendered in the The Foreclosure of the 380 Knollwood Street, the County of Stokes the property pursuant Linda S. Pickering. An with the foreclosure. A form of certified funds Suite 700 and State of North Car- For the estate of Ida to a rental agreement Order for possession of tate of EMILY SUSAN Deed of Trust executed Frances Stilley MOSELEY, (De- deposit of five percent at the time of the sale. by Teena K. Smith and Winston-Salem, NC olina, being more fully entered into or re- the property may be is- ceased), (5%) of the amount of This sale will be held husband, Bradley O. 27103-4152 described in a deed newed on or after Octo- sued pursuant to G.S. the bid or seven hun- open ten days for upset Tel: 336-722-2300 dated 08/14/1985 and 07/08, 07/15, 07/22, ber 1, 2007, may, after 45-21.29 in favor of the Plaintiff, Smith, Sr., as recorded 07/29-10 Vs. dred fifty dollars bids as required by law. in Book 496, Page recorded 08/28/1985, receiving the notice of purchaser and against RICHARD FARLON ($750.00), whichever is Following the expira- 2232, Stokes County 07/22, 07/29-10 among the land sale, terminate the the party or parties in OAKLEY, STEPHEN greater, is required and tion of the statutory Registry records of the County rental agreement upon possession by the clerk LEE MCBRIDE, must be tendered in the upset period, all re- and State set forth 10 days' written notice of superior court of the STEPHEN DALE form of certified funds maining amounts are By Stephen A. John- above, in Deed Volume CREDITOR'S NOTICE to the landlord. The no- county in which the MCBRIDE, SANDRA at the time of the sale. IMMEDIATELY DUE son, Substitute Trustee CREDITOR’S NOTICE 304 and Page 56, more tice shall also state that property is sold. Any JACKSON MCBRIDE, This sale will be held AND OWING. Failure particularly described Having qualified as Ad- upon termination of a person who occupies MARY LEMONS open ten days for upset to remit funds in a FIFTH NOTICE OF Having qualified as Ex- as: BEGINNING at a ministrator of the Es- rental agreement, the the property pursuant MOSELEY, and bids as required by law. timely manner will re- FORECLOSURE ecutrix of the estate point in the center of tate of Tommy Ray tenant is liable for rent to a rental agreement TERRY WADE MOSE- Following the expira- sult in a Declaration of SALE Frances Haymore Highway No. 704, said Settlemyre, deceased, due under the rental entered into or re- LEY, tion of the statutory Default and any de- Cardwell, deceased, point being North 4 de- late of Stokes County, agreement prorated to newed on or after Octo- Defendants, upset period, all re- posit will be frozen The Bankruptcy action late of Stokes County, grees 15 minutes East NC, this is to notify all the effective date of the ber 1, 2007, may, after maining amounts are pending the outcome of filed by Bradley O. North Carolina, this is 58 feet to an iron stake persons having claims termination. If the receiving the notice of NOTICE OF SERVICE IMMEDIATELY DUE any re-sale. Smith, Sr., and Teena to notify all persons set on the West side of against the estate to trustee is unable to sale, terminate the BY PUBLICATION AND OWING. Failure SPECIAL NOTICE Kiger Smith in the U.S. having claims against said highway and runs present them, duly ver- convey title to this prop- rental agreement upon to remit funds in a FOR LEASEHOLD Bankruptcy Court, Mid- the estate of said de- along the center of ified, to the under- erty for any reason, the 10 days' written notice TO THE DEFENDANT: timely manner will re- TENANTS: If you are a dle District of North ceased to present them aforesaid highway signed Administrator, sole remedy of the pur- to the landlord. The no- STEPHEN DALE sult in a Declaration of tenant residing in the Carolina, Case No. B- to the undersigned on South 25 degrees East c/o Lowe & Williams, chaser is the return of tice shall also state that MCBRIDE Default and any de- property, be advised 10-50210 C-13W, was or before November 4, 264 feet to a point in PLLC, PO Box 1463, the deposit. Reasons upon termination of a posit will be frozen that an Order for Pos- dismissed by order of 2010, or this notice will the center of the high- Mt. Airy, NC 27030, on of such inability to con- rental agreement, the TAKE NOTE that a pending the outcome of session of the property the Bankruptcy Court be pleaded in bar of way; thence South 18 or before October 15, vey include, but are not tenant is liable for rent pleading seeking relief any re-sale. may be issued in favor on July 8, 2010. Now their recovery. degrees 40 minutes 2010 or this notice will limited to, the filing of a due under the rental against you has been SPECIAL NOTICE of the purchaser. Also, therefore: All persons indebted to East 27 feet to a point be pleaded in bar of bankruptcy petition agreement prorated to filed in the above-enti- FOR LEASEHOLD if your lease began or said estate please Northeast corner of the their recovery. All per- prior to the confirmation the effective date of the tled action. The nature TENANTS: If you are a was renewed on or NOTICE IS HEREBY make immediate pay- storehouse lot; thence sons indebted to said of the sale and rein- termination. If the of the relief being tenant residing in the after October 1, 2007, GIVEN that under and ments. South 74 degrees 05 estate will please make statement of the loan trustee is unable to sought is as follows: property, be advised be advised that you by virtue of the power This the 29th day of minutes West 148.3 immediate payment. without the knowledge convey title to this prop- The Plaintiff is seeking that an Order for Pos- may terminate the of sale contained in the July, 2010. feet to on iron stake the of the trustee. If the va- erty for any reason, the judgment against the session of the property rental agreement upon Deed of Trust referred Northwest corner of the Date of Notice: July 1, lidity of the sale is chal- sole remedy of the pur- Defendant, Stephen may be issued in favor 10 days written notice to above, the under- Pamela C. Carter, Ex- storehouse lot, passing 2010 lenged by any party, chaser is the return of Dale McBride for dam- of the purchaser. Also, to the landlord. You signed Trustee will ex- ecutrix an iron stake set in line the trustee, in their sole the deposit. Reasons ages for wrongful death if your lease began or may be liable for rent pose for sale at public 1462 Sizemore Road at 30 feet; thence North Joseph H. Williams, discretion, if they be- of such inability to con- resulting from injuries was renewed on or due under the agree- auction the real prop- Germanton, NC 27019 4 degrees 15 minutes Administrator of the Es- lieve the challenge to vey include, but are not sustained in an auto- after October 1, 2007, ment prorated to the ef- erty described in Ex- For the estate of East 306.5 feet to the tate of Tommy Ray Set- have merit, may re- limited to, the filing of a mobile wreck on au- be advised that you fective date of the hibit A of the Deed of Frances Haymore beginning and contain- tlemyre quest the court to de- bankruptcy petition gust 17, 2007, and you may terminate the termination. Trust (which is fully in- Cardwell ing 21,480 square feet, clare the sale to be void prior to the confirmation are required to make a rental agreement upon The date of this Notice corporated herein by more or less and being Lowe & Williams, PLLC and return the deposit. of the sale and rein- defense to such plead- 10 days written notice is July 12, 2010. reference), having a 07/29, 08/05, 08/12, a portion of deed P. O. Box 1463 The purchaser will statement of the loan ing no later than forty to the landlord. You street address of 2345 08/19-10 recorded in book 95, Mt. Airy, NC 27030 have no further rem- without the knowledge (40) days after Sep- may be liable for rent Grady I. Ingle Or Eliza- Flat Shoals Road, Ger- page 597 in the Regis- (336) 786-1181 edy. of the trustee. If the va- tember 14, 20110, ((ex- due under the agree- beth B. Ells manton, North Car- ter of Deeds Office of lidity of the sale is chal- clusive of said date), ment prorated to the ef- Substitute Trustee olina. Stokes County, North 07/08, 07/15, 07/22, Substitute Trustee lenged by any party, and upon your failure to fective date of the 10130 Perimeter Park- The record owner of Carolina. 07/29-10 Brock & Scott, PLLC the trustee, in their sole do so, the party seek- termination. way, Suite 400 the real property is NOTICE TO CREDI- And Being more com- Jeremy B. Wilkins, discretion, if they be- ing service against you The date of this Notice Charlotte, NC 28216 Bradley O. Smith, as TORS monly known as: 4902 NCSB No. 32346 lieve the challenge to will apply to the Court is June 15, 2010. (704) 333-8107 reflected in the records NC 704 Hwy East, 5431 Oleander Drive have merit, may re- for the relief sought. http://shapiroattor- of the Office of the Having qualified as Ad- Sandy Ridge, NC Suite 200 quest the court to de- Grady I. Ingle Or Eliza- neys.com/nc/ Register of Deeds of ministrator of the Es- 27046 10 SP 16 Wilmington, NC 28403 clare the sale to be void This the 29th day of beth B. Ells 10-005014 Stokes County not tate of MICHAEL The record owner(s) of AMENDED NOTICE PHONE: (910) 392- and return the deposit. July, 2010. Substitute Trustee more than ten (10) EDISON MABE, late of the property, as re- OF FORECLOSURE 4988 The purchaser will 8520 Cliff Cameron 07/22, 07/29-10 days prior to the post- Stokes, North Carolina, flected on the records SALE FAX: (910) 392-8587 have no further rem- Charles G. Monnett III Drive, Suite 300 ing of this Notice of this is to notify all per- of the Register of North Carolina, Stokes File No. 10-00952- edy. Attorney for Plaintiff Charlotte, NC 28269 Sale. sons, firms, and corpo- Deeds, is/are Janet County FC01, 727860 FOR THE FIRM (704) 333-8107 CREDITOR’S NOTICE The aforesaid public rations having claims Alvina Hood Best. Lisa S. Campbell, Sub- CHARLES G. MON- http://shapiroattor- auction of such real against the Estate of The property to be of- Under and by virtue of 7/29, 08/05-2010 stitute Trustee NETT III & ASSOCI- neys.com/nc/ Having qualified as Co- property will be held on MICAHEL EDISON fered pursuant to this a Power of Sale con- PO Box 4006 ATES 10-003748 Executor of the estate August 3, 2010, at 3:30 MABE, exhibit them to notice of sale is being tained in that certain Wilmington, NC 28406 200 Queens Road, Paul Leonard Shep- p.m. at the bulletin the undersigned at offered for sale, trans- Deed of Trust executed PHONE: (910) 392- Suite 300 07/22, 07/29-10 pard, deceased, late of board outside of the Donald R. George, At- fer and conveyance by Jerri J. Welch and 10 SP 155 4971 Post Office Box 37206 Stokes, North Carolina, Clerk of Superior torney, Bill Marshall "AS IS, WHERE IS." Kevin L. Welch, a mar- NOTICE OF FORE- FAX: (910) 392-8051 Charlotte, North Car- this is to notify all per- Court’s office on the Law, Post Office Box Neither the Trustee nor ried couple to PRLAP, CLOSURE SALE File No. 08-11179- olina 28237 IN THE GENERAL sons having claims second floor of the 117, Danbury, North the holder of the note Inc., Trustee(s), which North Carolina, Stokes FC01, 726762 (704) 376-1911 COURT OF JUSTICE against the estate of Stokes County Govern- Carolina, on or before secured by the deed of was dated August 30, County OF NORTH CAR- said deceased to pres- ment Center, Highway October 22, 2010, or trust, being foreclosed, 2007 and recorded on OLINA SUPERIOR ent them to the under- 89 North, Danbury, this notice will be nor the officers, direc- August 31, 2007 in Under and by virtue of 7/29, 08/05-2010 07/29, 08/05, 08/12-10 COURT DIVISION signed on or before North Carolina. pleaded in bar of their tors, attorneys, employ- Book 00572 at Page a Power of Sale con- STOKES COUNTY October 14, 2010, or Such real property is to recovery. All persons ees, agents or 1553, Stokes County tained in that certain 10 SP 154 this notice will be be sold for cash subject indebted to said estate authorized representa- Registry, North Car- Deed of Trust executed IN THE GENERAL pleaded in bar of their to all prior liens, en- will please make imme- tive of either Trustee or olina. Default having by John W. Pickering 10 SP 121 COURT OF JUSTICE IN THE MATTER OF recovery. cumbrances, restric- diate payment. the holder of the note been made in the pay- and wife Linda Picker- NOTICE OF FORE- OF NORTH CAR- THE FORECLOSURE All persons indebted to tions, easements and This the 16th day of make any representa- ment of the note ing to PRLAP, Inc., CLOSURE SALE OLINA SUPERIOR OF A DEED OF said estate please rights-of-way of record; July, 2010. tion or warranty relating thereby secured by the Trustee(s), which was North Carolina, Stokes COURT DIVISION TRUST EXECUTED make immediate pay- and to all taxes, and to the title or any phys- said Deed of Trust and dated March 20, 2002 County STOKES COUNTY BY TERESA MERED- ments. special assessments, if RAY SHAFFER ical, environmental, the undersigned, Brock and recorded on March 10SP117 ITH DATED APRIL 17, This the 8th day of July, any. The purchaser of Administrator of the Es- health or safety condi- & Scott, PLLC, having 25, 2002 in Book 0464 Under and by virtue of 2007 AND 2010. the real property de- tate of MICHAEL EDI- tions existing in, on, at been substituted as at Page 2019, Stokes a Power of Sale con- IN THE MATTER OF RECORDED IN BOOK scribed above shall pay SON MABE or relating to the prop- Trustee in said Deed of County Registry, North tained in that certain THE FORECLOSURE 565 AT PAGE 1772 IN Kerry Sheppard, Co- the Clerk’s Commis- Post office Box 117 erty being offered for Trust, and the holder of Carolina. Default hav- Deed of Trust executed OF A DEED OF THE STOKES Executor sions in the amount of Danbury, NC 27016 sale. Any and all re- the note evidencing ing been made in the by Raymond G Priddy TRUST EXECUTED COUNTY PUBLIC 2029 Frans Road $.45 per $100.00 of the sponsibilities or liabili- said indebtedness hav- payment of the note and Wanda S Priddy to BY WILLIAM DANIEL REGISTRY, NORTH Westfield, NC 27053 purchase price (up to a 07/22, 07/29, 08/5, ties arising out of or in ing directed that the thereby secured by the Charles R Cunning- DATED JANUARY 17, CAROLINA For the estate of Paul maximum amount of 08/12-10 any way relating to any Deed of Trust be fore- said Deed of Trust and ham, Trustee(s), which 2006 AND Leonard Sheppard $500.00), required by such condition ex- closed, the under- the undersigned, Lisa was dated April 21, RECORDED IN BOOK NOTICE OF SALE N.C. Gen. Stat. pressly are disclaimed. signed Substitute S. Campbell, having 1999 and recorded on 544 AT PAGE 401 IN Craig Sheppard, Co- §7A-308(a)(1). This sale is made sub- Trustee will offer for been substituted as May 3, 1999 in Book THE STOKES Under and by virtue of Executor This sale is also sub- ject to all prior liens and sale at the courthouse Trustee in said Deed of 0423 at Page 0831, the power and authority NOTICE TO CREDI- encumbrances, and COUNTY PUBLIC 5489 Heritage Oaks ject to any applicable TORS AND DEBTORS door of the county Trust, and the holder of Stokes County Reg- REGISTRY, NORTH contained in the above- Lane county and/or state unpaid taxes and as- courthouse where the the note evidencing istry, North Carolina. referenced deed of OF TRACY BABER sessments including CAROLINA Winston-Salem, NC land transfer and/or SMITH property is located, or said indebtedness hav- Default having been trust and because of 27106 revenue taxes, and any but not limited to any the usual and custom- ing directed that the made in the payment of NOTICE OF SALE default in the payment excise tax (N.C. Gen. transfer tax associated ary location at the Deed of Trust be fore- the note thereby se- of the secured indebt- All persons, firms and with the foreclosure. A 07/08, 07/15, 07/22, Stat. §105-228.30 corporations having county courthouse for closed, the under- cured by the said Deed Under and by virtue of edness and failure to 07/29-10 et seq.), and the suc- deposit of five percent conducting the sale on signed Substitute of Trust and the under- perform the stipulation claims against Tracy (5%) of the amount of the power and authority cessful third party bid- Baber Smith, de- August 12, 2010 at Trustee will offer for signed, Brock & Scott, contained in the above- and agreements der shall be required to the bid or seven hun- 12:30PM, and will sell sale at the courthouse PLLC, having been therein contained and, ceased, are notified to dred fifty dollars referenced deed of make payment for all exhibit them on or be- to the highest bidder for door of the county substituted as Trustee trust and because of pursuant to demand of such taxes. ($750.00), whichever is cash the following de- courthouse where the in said Deed of Trust, fore November 5, greater, is required and The Stokes News, July 29, 2010 - Page B7

Lawn Service Pets Yard Sale Want to Buy Land (Acreage) 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals Call 356-8268 for lawn Poodle Puppies female House & Estate Truck wanted I wish to and the holder of the county in which the is otherwise more par- rental agreement, the mowing, dependable Apricot $230 does not buy a small 4X2 90's LOT FOR SALE Sale MAIN ST. KING note evidencing said in- property is sold. Any ticularly described as tenant is liable for rent service with reasonable shed Call 336-429- Thurs & Fri July 29th model Chevy S-10, debtedness having di- person who occupies follows: due under the rental rates & free estimates. 2187 Toyota or Nissan truck, 2.41 ac cleared lot, & 30th 8am-until 267 public water and rected that the Deed of the property pursuant BEGINNING at an iron agreement prorated to E. Lebanon Street low mileage. 336-710- Trust be foreclosed, the to a rental agreement stake in the Northwest the effective date of the 6553 sewer, private w/ Other Services Turn at Rite-Aid drug mature trees, no undersigned Substitute entered into or re- corner of the herein termination. store house on left at Trustee will offer for newed on or after Octo- tract of land - said cor- This the 15th day of restrictions modu- DIRECTV corner of Poplar st, lar and dw ok. just sale at the courthouse ber 1, 2007, may, after ner being in a South- June, 2010. Siberian Huskies 4F Furniture Avon glass- 3000 Real Estate door of the county receiving the notice of easterly direction 192 For the best TV 1M 6wks old 336-710- reduced to $35,000 ware, jewelry clothes Sales Home Real Estate courthouse where the sale, terminate the feet from the South Jay B. Green experience, up- 6579 shoes toys property is located, or rental agreement upon right-of-way from Delta Attorney for Deidre D. grade from cable 336-939-6275 the usual and custom- 10 days' written notice Church Road (State DeFlorentis, Substitute to Cemetery Plots ary location at the to the landlord. The no- Road # 1674) and from Trustee Directv today! county courthouse for tice shall also state that the BEGINNING runs 908 E. Edenton Street Packages start at Low cost Spay & 2 Cemetery plots at Lots conducting the sale on upon termination of a in a Northeasterly di- Raleigh, North Carolina Neuter Clinic starting Huge Yard Sale Oakdale Cemetery August 12, 2010 at rection 300 feet to an 27601 $29.99 rental agreement, the 1-866-541-0834 @ $35.00 336-786- 340 Marion - Mt Airy section 18 inc. head- Lg Mobile Home lot SW 12:30PM, and will sell tenant is liable for rent iron stake; thence in a Telephone: 919-829- 5256 Main to Lebanon to stone $3000 786-3593 or DW water, sewer, to the highest bidder for due under the rental Southeasterly direction 0797 Grace to Marion 7-2 or 786-6708 garb PU furn, cash the following de- agreement prorated to 300 feet to an iron Thurs-Sat Pressure Elkin/Dobson/Boonville scribed property situ- the effective date of the stake; thence in a 07/29, 08/05-10 Canner room divider area $160M 336-983- ated in Stokes County, Southwestern direction termination. If the 700 Agriculture jewelry new 7 nearly 3738 North Carolina, to wit: trustee is unable to 300 feet to an iron DISH NET- new mens & ladies Beginning at an exist- stake; thence in a convey title to this prop- WORK clothes XL-3x New 4 Burial Plots Skyline Real Estate ing iron pin located in erty for any reason, the Northwesterly direction Best Offer Ever! suits fabric religious Mem Gardens $1500 3500 the South right-of-way sole remedy of the pur- 300 feet to the BEGIN- Over 120 Top Chan- Farm Equipment books old doll 3 ft tall for 2, 919-778-1878 Rentals of U.S. Highway 311 chaser is the return of NING and containing 100 Legals nels only $24.99/mo. and in the Northeast the deposit. Reasons 2.066 acres. for one year. Call Tractor 03 Farm Pro Included is a 2002 Pre-Cabin An- corner of the withinde- of such inability to con- Now 1-888-688- 3Pt Hitch PTO power Apartments / scribed tract of land vey include, but are not Clayton manufactured 5943 steering 24HP tique Sale 4 Lots for Sale Oak- and in the William limited to, the filing of a home bearing serial 120hours $3,800 336- Saturday, July Townhouses 200 Announcements Dish Network dale cemetery in sec- Flynn property line (Db bankruptcy petition number 351-2159 31 tion 18 block K Lot# 229; PG 118, SCR), prior to the confirmation CAP011571TNAB. 8am-until 17 & 18 East $6000 1, 2 & 3 BR apts. down- said new iron pin being of the sale and rein- TERMS OF SALE: Garden & Produce incl stone Contact town Pilot Mtn. $395, Pursuant to the provi- Jimmy Via South 67º 01' statement of the loan Lost & Found 1509 Stokes- Michelle Huff 336-786- $495 & $595 336-766- 38" West 49.55 feet without the knowledge sions of N.C.G.S. VONAGE 3593 5032 from an existing iron of the trustee. If the va- §45-21.10(b) and Unlimited local Blackberries for sell burg Road, pin in the William C. lidity of the sale is chal- the terms of the Deed REWARD 336-366-4788 Walnut Cove Lost Jack Russell Ter- and long distance Flynn line (tie) ; thence lenged by any party, of Trust, any successful calling for only from the Beginning the trustee, in their sole bidder may be required rier 14yrs mainly white tri color male no collar $24.99 per month. BLUEBERRIES Cemetery plots Skyline 1BR apt $325 mo $325 runs South 14º discretion, if they be- to deposit with the Recreational 21' 56" East 250.01 Trustee or Clerk of Su- Beulah Area goes by Get reliable phone now-thru-Sept Memorial Gardens 4 dep 789-7555 day 789- lieve the challenge to you pick $1 pint 1000 feet to an existing iron have merit, may re- perior Court immedi- Charlie 336-401-2530 service from Von- Vehicles plots in the upright sec- 3387 night no pets pin; thence South, ately upon the age. Riverside Dr to Ararat tion of Gethsemanes, quest the court to de- VA 67º 00' 00" West clare the sale to be void conclusion of the sale a Call Today! section 141 will sell 2 or follow signs 4mi to 4. 3 plots in the bronze 100.01 feet to an exist- and return the deposit. cash deposit to be de- 1-877-673-3136 Motorcycles ing iron pin, thence termined by the greater Doe Run RD section of Gethse- The purchaser will REWARD! LOST 8 mo Closed Sun 336-464- 2 B.ROOM / 1 BATH North 14º 22' 02" have no further rem- of 5% of the bid or manes (2) in section 70 NO PETS, W. PINE ST. old, M, blk & wht ger- 6829 2 Harley Davidson (1) in section 71 also West 250.08 feet to an edy. $750.00. Unless the man short hair, tail Professional 2001 883 Sportster & 336-401-5255 existing iron pin in the Substitute Trustee have two vaults for docked, 45 to 50 lb. Services 2005 1200 sportster sale. 336-368-4180 South right-of-way of Substitute Trustee agrees otherwise, the goes by Willy. 325- call 336-786-4696 day- U.S. Highway 311; Brock & Scott, PLLC successful bidder will 2766 or 401-2547 time or 336-789-6398 thence with the South Jeremy B. Wilkins, be required to tender Mendenhall Hay, Square bales & after 6pm 2 Bedroom Apt Worth right-of?way of U.S. NCSB No. 32346 the "full purchase price" blueberries Happy St. $425 call Dean Highway 311 North 5431 Oleander Drive so bid in cash or certi- pest control J Edward Wall Chimes Special!- $60.00 to Hollow Farm 336-320- 786-6182 67º 02' 35" East Suite 200 fied check at the time Wanted 2677 B 2spaces Skyline 100.00 feet to an exist- Wilmington, NC 28403 the Trustee tenders to start quarterly service, Mem Gard $1000ea, saves $25.00 on initial ing iron, the point and PHONE: (910) 392- him a Deed to the prop- used junk lawnmowers, For Sale 2004 883 HD 368-5073 place of Beginning con- 4988 erty or attempts to ten- weed eaters & small service. Treats roaches, ants, spiders, Sportster $6500 has 2BR apartments for taining 0.568 of an acre FAX: (910) 392-8587 der such Deed, and engienes 336 352- 6000 miles, mint condi- and being lots 23,24,25 File No. 10-07286- should the successful 3332 crickets, mice, etc. Mt Airy Farmer's rent $400 per month + Give us a call at (336) tion lots of extras 336- Commercial dep 336-320-2771 and 26 of the Terry FC01, 728716 bidder fail to pay the full Market 648-3435 Smith Estate lands as amount, then the suc- 595-3652 to set up an Local grown produce shown in Plat Book 2, 7/29, 08/05-2010 cessful bidder shall re- 300 Services appointment today! and baked goods Office space for rent. Page 237, Stokes main liable as provided every Tues & Thurs Gentry Buildings, County Registry. The for in N.C.G.S. Security 3:30-6pm Andy Grif- 2000 downtown King. Call 2BR, stv, frig, cable fur- fith Playhouse Automotive above description was §45-21.30. By Automotive 983-3440. nished. No pets. Dep taken from a survey submitting your bid, ADT Peaches/Corn req. 786-5625. plat prepared by Mar- NORTH CAROLINA you agree that the "full Pine Plaza. Office vin S. Cavanaugh and STOKES COUNTY purchase price" shall We buy Junk Cars Free Home Autos Space, $150 per mo. Associates, Inc. as es- be defined as the for $150-$200 com- Security Sys- Call Dean, 786-6182. tablished on November IN THE MATTER OF amount of bid plus the plete 336-352-3512 Super sweet white & 02 BMW 330CI, Con- Ararat, VA lg 26, 1991 and being de- THE FORECLOSURE Trustee's commission or 336-401-0401 tem yellow corn open 5-9 vertible, premium/sport 2BR/1.5BA, AC, stove, nominated Drawing OF THE DEED OF as defined in the sub- $850 value with call to order Puckett pkg, red/blk, 64Kmiles, ref, W&D, DW, no pets No. 91-68. TRUST EXECUTED ject Deed of Trust plus purchase of alarm Farms 336-320-2330 auto, loaded with nav, dep + ref req. $325mo Save and except any BY the costs of the action, monitoringservices $16700 401-1391 or 336-648-5777 Well established Coun- 336-325-8761 releases, deeds of re- unless the Trustee Child / Elderly from ADT Security try Store Been in busi- lease or prior con- WILLIAM DEAN agrees otherwise. For Care Services. ness since 1964 veyances of record. MABE, example, if the amount 1-888-274-3888 $169OBO 336-789- Said property is com- of bid is $20,000.00 Hunting & Land Recorded in Book 452, 7334day, 336-786- Camden and Village monly known as 1456 Page 916, and the trustee's com- After School Childcare 1985 Nissian Maxima 6374evening Father and son looking 4dr, 6cyl. 5 speed Green Apartments - US 311 North, Walnut Stokes County Registry mission is defined in in the King Elementary 400 Cove, NC 27052. Third the subject Deed of and Chestnut Grove Financial for land to lease for am/fm radio AC works Available for 62 yrs or party purchasers must Trust as 5% of the School District. Call for hunting. 828-577-3631 exec eng/trans 1st older. Rent based on IN THE GENERAL income. Available pay the excise tax, and COURT OF JUSTICE gross proceeds of the more information 983- or 828-577-5159. $500 336-351-0840, Condominiums the court costs of Forty- sale, then the "full pur- 8892 336-972-0047 Now 789-6714 or TDD SUPERIOR COURT 1-800-735-2962 Five Cents (45¢) per DIVISION chase price" shall 500 Education WholesaleHomesale One Hundred Dollars BEFORE THE CLERK equal $21,000.00 plus 900 Merchandise 53,000 Below Tax value Financial What Do You Want? 5430 Nita Dr,Winston ($100.00) pursuant to FILE NO. 10-SP-141 the costs of the action. We Do Layaways! NCGS 7A-308(a)(1). A A tender of Deed shall Salem.Location! Loca- Over 150 Guns To Choose From tion! Location! Don't cash deposit (no per- NOTICE OF FORE- be defined as a letter CREDIT CARD 600 Furniture from the Trustee to the Animals miss this investment op- sonal checks) of five CLOSURE SALE RELIEF WE BUY GUNS, portunity. percent (5%) of the successful bidder offer- Queen BR suite Head- GOLD, SILVER COINS 3BR,2BA,1750sf + purchase price, or DEED OF TRUST ing to record the Deed Buried in Credit Card Debit? Livestock board, Nightstand, Ar- 1400sf basement, 2 car Holly Springs 2BR Seven Hundred Fifty BEING FORE- upon receipt of full pur- moire & dresser 3 yrs & DVD’S garage, 1/2 acre lot.Lo- chase price as de- Call Credit Card Re- $350 plus $350 dep. Dollars ($750.00), CLOSED: old $800 336-374-8144 West Lebanon St. • Mt. Airy, NC cated behind Wal-Mart No pets 336-306-2278 whichever is greater, scribed herein and lief for your free REGISTERED Angus off University will be required at the The Deed of Trust listed in said letter. If consultation. Bulls, Cows, Heifers. Parkway.Tax value Bred & Open Heifers 336-789-8300 time of the sale. Fol- being foreclosed is that the trustee is unable to 1-877-264-8031 Want to Buy $132,100.Call 336-782- KELLYSTONE lowing the expiration of Deed of Trust executed convey title to this prop- Call Dean Richardson 5 DVD’s $15.00 4528 APARTMENTS the statutory upset bid erty for any reason 372-5556 or 657-0988 by WILLIAM DEAN WANT To Buy Junk off Newsome Rd. at period, all the remain- MABE to Joseph such as a bankruptcy Houses For Sale Meadowbrook Drive, ing amounts are imme- filing, the sole remedy Cars. Pay $100 to $150 Belcher, Trustee, dated 276-251-3416/ 648- King NC. 2 bed- diately due and owing. June 28, 2001 and of the successful bidder 2000 Buick Regal LS, rooms, 1.5 baths, is the return of the de- 6569 absolutely like new, V6 3BR County setting Said property to be of- recorded in Book 452, Brick fenced yard Central Heat & Air, fered pursuant to this Page 916 in the Stokes posit. As to any manu- 3.8, loaded, CD & Disk washer/dryer hook factured home, the FAST IRS player, grandtouring 12x26 metal build Notice of Sale is being County Registry of $89,900 401-3545 ups, swimming pool, offered for sale, trans- North Carolina. following shall apply: RELIEF Reg. Gelbvieh Cow/calf ride, leather, 2nd 983-0467. Office fer and conveyance Any not considered Do you owe over pairs, exposed to Post owner, 91K miles, hours 1-6p.m. or by "AS IS WHERE IS." RECORD OWNERS real property is being Rock Granite since $4900 336-386-8193 appointment. $10,000 to the IRS? 4/1/10 $1850 to $2000 Wanted Lawn Mower or 326-6009 There are no represen- OF THE REAL PROP- foreclosed pursuant to Settle Out Over Due tations of warranty re- ERTY: N.C.G.S. §25-9- / pair OBO, Herd health 38 to 42 in cut, good Taxes for Less program, dewormed & cond, low hrs 336-786- Boonville Area, 1600 King 2BR/1.5 lating to the title or any 604, if necessary; there Sq. Ft. on 1 acre lot physical, environmen- The record owners of is no warranty that any 1-888-692-5739 fly tagged 336-374- 8884 Bath stove, 3825 with private well and tal, health or safety the subject real prop- is actually located on 2000 Mustang GT septic. Master glamor frige, dish- conditions existing in, erty as reflected on the the subject tract; and White, 5 speed, 71K bath with separate washer No on, at, or relating to the records of the Stokes there is no warranty miles, PW, CD, PS, like Home water closet and walk- Pets. $475/mo + property being offered County Register of given by the Substitute Pets Yard Sale new 336-352-4655 or in-shower. Private back for sale. This sale is Deeds not more than Trustee as to whether Improvements 336-374-0351 deck with great view. dep. 336-923- made subject to all 10 days prior to the said home is real prop- AKC Bull Mastiff Pups $149,9000 PH: 704- 7185 prior liens, unpaid posting of this Notice erty or personal prop- ready 7/21, 3F, 6M, 5 Family Huge 746-4492 taxes, any unpaid land are William Dean Mabe erty. The sale will be * Tom's Home Improve- $600 vet checked par- Yard Sale transfer taxes, special and Melinda Mabe may made subject to all ments Seamless Gut- ents on site 786-2938 Pinnacle, Old V.F.W. King area 2BR/1BA ters & Odd Jobs. Vinyl 2001 Toyota MR2 Spy- assessments, ease- have a marital interest.. prior liens, unpaid 325-9876 Rd., 27043 dersilver convertible. apt $434m 336-575- ments, rights of way, DATE, TIME AND taxes, assessments, Siding, Painting, Addi- Fri., July 30, & exc cond. 102k. sell- Brick 3BR/1BA, full 6703 deeds of release, and PLACE OF SALE: restrictions and ease- tions, Tile Work 336- Sat., July 31 325-9966 ing for college base 1 acre remod- any other encum- The sale will be held on ments of record, if any. 7 a.m. - until (336)786-8954. brances or exceptions August 13, 2010 at ADDITIONAL NOTICE: eled, deck call for info Estate items, furni- $6,450 obo. 351-4836 of record. To the best of 10:00 a.m. at the door Take notice that an AKC Reg English ture, collectibles, the knowledge and be- of the Stokes County order for possession of Puppies Boston Ter- jewelry, antiques, Mayberry Apts, 2BR lief of the undersigned, Courthouse, Danbury, the property may be is- rier Yorkie and Shih books, art, clothing, stove, ref, water, fur- the current owner(s) of North Carolina. sued pursuant to G.S. Attention Home Own- Tzu puppies 336- ers Gentry’s Painting highchairs, strollers, 96 Park Ave Buick like nished, pool near Mt the property is/are PROPERTY TO BE 45-21.29 in favor of the 593-3065 gates, bicycles, toys, Owner Financing for Airy High School $389- Gilbert Priddy and wife, purchaser and against and Carpentry, Int and new inside & out 86k Sale by owner SOLD: yard-patio sets, 36-325-2115 $401 dep $115 plus ap- Wanda Priddy. An The following real prop- the party or parties in Ext Remodeling, for 3BR/1BA $85,000 336- Free Est & Lowest Boxer mix 10mo old water skies, pool, plication fee Hours Order for possession of erty to be sold "sight possession by the clerk male, all shots, house tools, china, house- 529-8192 Mon -Fri 9-9 786-2957 the property may be is- unseen" is located in of superior court of the Rates 786-6114 or 351-5921. broken, no bad habits, hold, oriental rugs sued pursuant to G.S. Stokes County, North county in which the inside only home 336- 1000 plus items, Northwood Apts. 45-21.29 in favor of the Carolina and is be- property is sold. Take Mountain Stone Ma- 755-3578 new and used items 2 BR/2 BA, appl. purchaser and against further notice that any 99 Honda Civic EX lieved to have the ad- sonry Brick, Rock and 3 buildings full items 4DR., sunroof, 96K, 35 Owner Financing for furn., w/d hook up, the party or parties in dress of 1171 Delta person who occupies Repair added daily Sale by owner year lease, North possession by the clerk the property pursuant - 40 MPG, $4,175 336- Church Road, Sandy 786-7086. 325-0244 336-368-4325 835-1648 or 336-409- 3BR/1BA $85,000 336- Main St. quiet area. of superior court of the Ridge, NC 27046 and to a rental agreement Look for signs 529-8192 786-1888 entered into or re- Chinese Crested pup- 0342 newed on or after Octo- pies wormed & shots Pinnacle Hill Pets Pets ber 1, 2007, may, after $185 336-351-5049 Big Yard Sale Apartments receiving the notice of July 30 and July 31 sale, terminate the 125 Windemer Way REDUCED 1 level Will buy junk cars. 3BR/3BA open concept Currently taking rental agreement upon Snider’s Home Im- off Helsabeck Rd in applications for MT AIRY VETERINARY HOSPITAL 10 days' written notice King 351-5223 $150- Condo 2,100sq, cus- provement. Vinyl sid- CKC reg. Jack Russell tom finishes for sale by 1 & 2 Bedroom Units Dr. Truban • Dr. Mills to the landlord. The no- ing, roofs, etc. free est. Puppies, 1st shots, call Kids and women $200 if complete Conveniently Located tice shall also state that clothes, toys, house- owner next to CCCC Complete Professional Care For Your Pets 374-2446 or 325-8903 336-374-6003 336-429-4024 on S. Key St. upon termination of a holds items, furni- in Pilot Mountain Dogs • Cats • Exotics ture, books, ball Handicap Accessible Medical • Dental • Surgical • Boarding Mon, Tues, cards, sports items, Sport Utility Thur & Fri Units Available A Full Service Hospital Since 1985 Houses For Sale Houses For Sale coins, collectibles, Land (Acreage) RD Rental 8-5pm • Wed Free Puppies. Full prints and lots more Sat 8-12 pm blooded beagle mom, 4 04 Lincoln Navigator Assistance Available 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. 4x4 Sunroof, leat, 3rd 7 acres Pine Ridge Office Hours 786-6179 • 1106 S. South, Mt. Airy Open house 8/1 2-4pm 1454 Stony Knoll RD beautiful, sweet, fe- RD 700ft road male pups. Born row sets DVD, all Mon, Wed, Fri 9am- Dobson Completely remodeled brick home power $13,950 336- frontage $42,000 276- 4pm Free kittens & mama Free to good home 4BR/2BA basement, 1.5 acres Approx 2450sf, 06/02/10, dewormed, & 773-3827 ready for a good home. Multi Family Yard 401-3020 401-1143 (336) 368-2345 cat to a good home 1yr old chihuahua $210,000 TDD# 1-800-735-2962 www.1454stonyknollrd.com 336-401-5029 Call Angela @ 336- Sale 336-374-6068 336-756-3440 354-2979 7:00 am - 2:00 pm Saturday, July 31st Trucks Free Pug to good Free kittens to good Medical Medical at Delta United 1.3 acres of land with home 336-926-2757 7 wks old 336-374- Methodist Church. 2001 Blk Chevy Z 71LT well and septic tank. Pit Bull Pups 4 Males Angel Food loaded 4x4 very nice No restrictions. Off Hwy 6177 $50 each # 336-352- Ministries will be 95k 12,900 336-755- 8 Lawsonville. 336- Free dog to good BLUE RIDGE NURSING selling sausage bis- Equal Housing 3058 6563 593-2089. Opportunity home lab mix, F, FOUND 2 dogs on CENTER OF STUART, VA cuits and hot dogs. spayed, shots up to walking trail behind date 336-320-2537 Roses 336-326-6397 call to identify is accepting applications for Help Wanted - Help Wanted - 7 Gerbil’s free to General General SHAMROCK TER- good home 336-756- FOUND kitten on RACE APARTMENTS 8809 Marion St Blue/gray LPN’s 2007 Ford FX2 Sport, 1-Bedroom units, con- FT Homeless CM Mail Resume to: P.O. Box ext. cab. 11k, auto, on veniently located at 200 336-786-1098 3-11 Shift • 11-7 Shift 1075, Dobson, N.C. 27017. Application deadline Free to a good home the floor, full power, era Shamrock Terrace is August 15, 2010 Position detail posted at cover, much more. Lane, Dobson, NC, Sm, white dog 336- Free 2 good home ESC $22,500. 336-983-9620 with handicap accessi- 710-7302 2F cats 6mo old, 3 Orderlies ble units available. For kittens 8wks 336- Administrative / Administrative / elderly (62 or older) or Free kittens to a 443-9154 7-3 Shift • 3-11 Shift handicapped/ disable Professional Professional Auctions Auctions reguardless of age. RD good home 336-386- rental assistance avail- 4177 Free to a good home Helpers - PT able. Call (336)386- 5 kittens, 2 female AUCTION 4502 or (336) Free to a good home cat & 1 male cat 3-11 Shift • 11-7 shift Offi ce Assistant 835-4627. Office hours: AKC German Shep- 336-325-5157 Growing glass tempering facility is Sat. July 31, 2:00pm Tuesday 9am to 3pm. pards 1 white F, 1 seeking a full-time offi ce assistant with Louis Uniques, 50-B Wee Care Av. Sparta, NC TDD relay 1-800-735- the following required qualifi cations: 2962 Equal Housing White M, 2 blk & tan Free to a good home EOE/DV Selling out of business Opportunity F, 1blk & silver M, 1 full blooded blonde Apply in person at Advanced Microsoft Excel, Word, Access, & Outlook Antique pump organ, antique player piano blk & silver M puppy lab 7 mo old 336- Data Entry/ 10-key w/extra rolls, old saddle w/stand, camping Blue Ridge Nursing Center gear, assorted furniture, hand-made baskets, 336-351-6376 351-5872 Basic Accounting-AR/AP 105 Landmark Drive, Stuart, VA 24171 antique Victorian living room suite, nice maple Customer Service dining table w 6 chairs, antique saw horse. Free kittens to good Free to good home 1 CNC programming ability Large pile nice paver stones, salvage doors, home 336-374-4329 male kitten 374-2624 OR CALL windows, siding - 16’, slider door, old tools, Candidate must be very detail oriented, ability to meet old saws, old molasses maker, 3 washers, 3 Human Resource Manager strict deadlines, and excellent time management skill dryers, 2007 Toyota Scion TC. Twin Oaks Garden Apt Pilot 2BR/1BA $450 Free kittens o a good Free kittens to good at Hours are currently Monday-Friday. home 336-705-6558 home vet checked AUCTIONS BY MARSHALL, INC. 336-325-0978 Email resume to [email protected] 352-5233 Call 276-694-7161 ext. 4161 1222 Jules Ct., Charlotte, NC 28226 EOE/ Drug Screen Required. www.auctionsbymarshall.com • 704-362-3288 • NCFL 7364 Page B8 - The Stokes News, July 29, 2010

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Submitted photo Submitted photo (Above) From left to right, SECU Advisory Board Mem- (Above) From left to right, ber Joshua Church; SECU scholarship winner Emily Bree Hull, vice president Poindexter from South Stokes High School and Bree of SECU in King; SECU Hull, vice president of SECU in King. scholarship winner Taylor York from North Stokes High School and SECU Advisory Board Member, Derek Eubanks. (At left) From left to right, Brea Hull, vice president of SECU in King; SECU scholarship winner Brett Boyles from West Stokes High School and Beverly Brooks, SECU Advisory Board Member. Scholar Vision scholarships awarded to three local students The Carolinas Credit Union Foundation (CCUF) has awarded three Schol- ar Vision scholarships to Stokes County seniors. First is Morgan O'Leary of Walnut Cove. O'Leary, who is a member of Sum- mit Credit Union, plans to attend Guilford Technical Community College. Next is Caleb Carter of Sandy Ridge. Carter, who is a member of Choice Community Credit Union, plans to attend UNC - Greensboro. The final winner is Car- leigh Covert of King. Covert, who is a member of Allegacy Federal Credit Union, plans to attend Surry Community Col- lege. The Scholar Vision Funds are a collection of funds and resources es- tablished to help credit union members in North and South Carolina achieve a higher level of education. The Founda- tion believes that an indi- vidual's self-esteem and economic well-being may be grounded in academic development. "Education is a common thread that binds under- standing," remarked John R. Slack Jr., president/CEO of CCUF. "These objectives are at the heart of credit unions and are fully supported by the Foundation. We con- gratulate our winners and wish them well in their academic journey." Through the Scholar Vi- sion Funds, educational and financial need schol- arships are available to credit union members through the Foundation's General Fund or through a collection of advised and named funds. Since incep- tion, the Foundation has invested more than $1.2 million to help credit union members better themselves through high- er education. For a complete listing of the 2010 Scholar Vision winners and the other programs of CCUF, please go to www.carolinasfoun- dation.org. Page B10 - The Stokes News, July 29, 2010 DDeadLineeadLine AAugug 1111tthh BBestest ooff SStokestokes AAwardswards 3rd Annual

Stokes County area merchants and service providers are the best. They all work hard every day to provide local residents goods and services of excep- tional value. Here’s your chance to offer special recognition to some of our local merchants and service providers...and have a little fun, too. Hey, they have the Oscars, The Grammys and Peoples Choice awards, so why not have our very own “Stokes” awards? Here’s your chance to be heard. This page is the offi cial “ballot” of the Stokes News Reader’s Choice Awards where you can vote for your favorite “anything” in the Stokes County area. Vote for as many (or as few) categories as you like and vote as often as you like as the ballot will appear frequently between now and August 11th. Ballots must be on the original newspaper form, no photo copies accepted. On August 26th, 2010, we’ll publish a special section featuring all the winners along with presenting them a special “Best of Stokes” award certifi cate for display at their place of business. So, come on, vote for your favorite dentist, auto dealer, restaurant or other place of business so they can be recognized as winners of the Stokes News Readers’ Choice Award. Best of Stokes Awards BEST STOKES CONTY AREA Employed at ______Employed at ______Motorcycles/ATV ______Most Community Involved Business Dentist ______X-ray Tech ______Bookkeeping/Tax ______Church ______Dental Hygienist ______Employed at ______Furniture ______Elementary School ______Employed at ______Offi ce Supplies ______Optometrist ______BEST PLACE TO PURCHASE New Car Dealership ______Middle School ______Kid’s Clothing ______Employed at ______Used Car Dealership ______High School ______Women’s Clothing ______General Physician ______Car Wash ______Civic Club/Organization ______Lingerie ______Electrician ______Bait/Tackle ______Mount Airy Area Attraction ______Men’s Clothing ______Employed at ______Artwork/Framing ______Hospital/Medical Facility ______Department Store ______Boss ______Concrete ______Entertainment ______Shoe Store ______Employed at ______Tanning Salon ______Elderly Care Facility ______Cabinets ______Car Salesman ______Nail Salon ______Local Band ______Fabric ______Employed at ______Hearing Aids ______Local High School Band ______Furniture Store ______Bartender______Oil Changes ______Local Gospel Singing Group ______Home Mortgage Loan ______Employed At______Barber Shop ______Place To Play Bingo ______Snack Food ______Waitress/Waiter ______Auto Parts ______Place To Work ______Auto-Body Repairs ______Employeed at ______Tire Store ______Place To Lose Weight ______Bed Liners ______Attorney ______Banking Institution ______Place To fi nd a Bargain ______Health & Beauty Aids ______Hairstylist ______Home Decorating ______Place To Meet Friends ______Household Paper Supplies ______Employed at ______Truck Dealership ______Place To Get Dance Lessons ______Film Developing ______Law Enforcement Offi cer ______Rental Items ______Place To Swim ______Monuments ______Firefi ghter ______Guns/Ammo ______Place To Play Golf ______Produce ______Paramedic ______Tools & Supplies ______Place To Camp Out ______Grocery Store ______Bank Teller ______Pawn Shop ______Place To Take Out of Town Guest ______Bakery Items ______Employed at ______Video Store ______Place To Have A Business Lunch ______Major Appliances ______City Employe ______Gifts ______Dining Atmosphere ______Building Supplies ______Pastor/Priest ______Eyewear ______Place To Work Out ______Beer/Wine ______Pastor of Church ______Crafts ______Place To Buy Lottery Tickets ______Wallpaper ______Insurance Agent ______Convenience Store ______BEST FOOD Employed at ______BEST BUSINESS Heating/Air Conditioning ______Brand Of Soft Drink ______Paper Carrier ______Customer Service ______Building Supplies ______Pizza ______Real Estate Agent ______Florist ______Mobile Homes ______Barbecue ______Mechanic ______Real Estate Agency ______Electronics ______Burgers ______Employed at ______Security Company ______Pharmacy ______Fine Dining ______Chiropractor ______Insurance Agency ______Finance Company ______Fast Food ______Veterinarian ______Home Health Service ______Exterminating ______Chinese Food ______Accountant ______Funeral Home ______Grocery Store ______Japanese Food ______Employed at ______Carpet Cleaning ______Deli ______French Fries______Loan Offi cer ______Commercial Signs ______Janitorial Services ______Shakes/Malts ______Principal ______Travel Agency ______Financial Investment Company ______Ice Cream ______Employed at ______Athletic Supply ______Vehicle Graphics ______Chicken ______Physical Therapist ______Day Care ______Web site ______Biscuits ______Employed at ______Skin Care ______Internet Provider ______Salad Bar ______Radio Announcer ______Consignment Store ______Recycling Center ______Steaks ______Heating/Air Service Person ______Formal Wear ______Sandwiches ______Employed at ______Glass Company ______Home Cookin’ ______Volunteer ______Radio Station ______Chili ______Building Contractor ______Jewelry ______Hot dogs ______Nurse ______Beauty Salon ______Desserts ______Employed at ______Carport ______Fresh Meat for Grilling ______Certifi ed Nursing Assistant ______Electrical Supplies ______Mexican Food ______Employed at ______Restaurant ______Decorated Cakes ______Occupational Therapist ______Farm/Agriculture ______Wings ______Employed at ______Commercial Printer ______Catering ______Massage Therapist ______Antiques/Collectibles ______Employed at ______Green House ______BEST PEOPLE Pediatrician ______Landscaping ______School Teacher ______Rural Mail Carrier ______Carpet Cleaning ______Employed at ______Work for______Post Offi ce Motel/Hotel ______Choir Director ______Respiratory Therapist ______Dry Cleaners ______Employed at ______Employed at ______Newspaper ______Coach ______Personal Trainer ______Auction Company ______

Category______If you wish to vote for a category not listed, Please write it in: Business______BALLOT RULES 1. Only ballots cut from The Stokes News and single copy sales will be counted. No copies accepted. 2. Ballots will only be available in subscriber’s papers and at single copy locations, including The Stokes News offi ce. 3. Businesses nominated have to be in the Stokes County area, and individuals nominated have to live and work in the Stokes County area. 4. Entries may be mailed to: The Stokes News, PO Box 647, Walnut Cove, NC 27052. (Please allow 7 days for mail delivery-mail delivery entries not guaranteed to arrive by deadline) or drop entries off at our offi ce at 1072 N. Main Street, Walnut Cove. All ballots Must be received by 5PM, August 11th 5. Stokes News employees are not eligible to enter. YOUR VOTE COUNTS! Schools, Churches, Clubs... anyone... do all you can do to insure your favorite people and places win! It’s all part of the rules... and part of the fun! Remember, vote as many times as you wish as long as original ballots are used. No photo copies of this ballot will be accepted. Readers’ Choice