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Vol. 132, Issue 224 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2012 $1.50 Sunday Chick-il-A owner/operator’s recipe is ‘simple’ Tom Joyce front entrance area, each officials of both the city Cathy said he backs “the staf reporter hard at work on a laptop government and Greater biblical definition of the computer. Mount Airy Chamber of family unit,” a marriage It is Friday morning, and Another person is pacing Commerce. An apprecia- between one man and one the new Chick-fil-A restau- around the kitchen section, tion for its chicken sand- woman. He also believes rant on Rockford Street in a man wearing shorts and wich and other menu items gay marriage invites “God’s Mount Airy is a blur of ac- a Mount Airy Bears T-shirt is the main motivating fac- judgment on our nation.” tivity even though it won’t who turns out to be Chad tor, they say. Those comments led open for nearly two more Tidd, the owner-operator However, the mention of to a public outcry on both weeks. of the local Chick-fil-A. He Chick-fil-A has meant more sides — including protest- Workers are sprucing up is being visited by a county than just food this summer ers who urged boycotts and around the already well- health inspector who’s mak- — with a major contro- gay “kiss-ins” at Chick-fil-A manicured exterior of the ing sure everything is ready versy cooked up as well. It locations, and supporters sparkling 4,500-square-foot to go for the restaurant’s started with the company’s who purposely patronized structure, and inside a local opening on Sept. 13. CEO, Dan Cathy, taking a the restaurant to reinforce cleaning crew is applying Businesses have come public stand against gay what they considered cloths to various surfaces. and gone on the local din- marriage, although the res- Cathy’s right to free speech. Four young men, part of a ing scene over the years, taurant chain already was However, Chad Tidd is team assisting in launch- tom Joyce | the news but few arrivals have been well-known for promoting not concerned with those Owner/operator Chad Tidd stands in front of the new Chick- ing the new restaurant, are as eagerly anticipated as what it considers Christian seated in what will be its il-A restaurant on Rockford Street in Mount Airy, for which Chick-fil-A, according to values. See RECIPE | A12 grand-opening festivities are scheduled on Sept. 13. Virginia man killed in N.C. 89 wreck Tom Joyce staff reporter LOWGAP — A Virginia man was killed Saturday night in a single-vehicle roll-over accident on N.C. 89 at Lowgap, according to a Surry County emergency official. The name of the wreck victim, who was ejected from the vehicle and pronounced dead at the scene, was not immediately released due to authorities having to no- tify his next of kin. The driver is thought to be about 49 years old and was from the Galax area. Saturday night’s incident marked the third traffic fa- tality in Surry County this Labor Day weekend. Surry Emergency Services Director John Shelton said the latest accident occurred about 7:45 p.m. near the intersection of N.C. 89 and Lumber Plant Road at the former Lowgap Elementary School. “It looks like a high rate of speed” was involved, Shelton said of the wreck. The driver apparently lost control of the vehicle, which turned over and ended up in the parking lot of photos by tom Joyce | the news Fair-goers take advantage of the inal day of the event Saturday. See WRECK | A3 Fair attendance doubles Schools rising Tom Joyce staf reporter If the annual Surry County Agricultur- to meet challenges al Fair seemed more crowded this year, that’s because it was, according to an of- ficial of the event. City, county oicials say transition “I would say we are about double last to Common Core going smoothly year,” Fair Manager Michael Thorpe said regarding attendance. As of Sat- Keith Strange urday afternoon, up to 15,000 people staf reporter had ventured to the event, not counting numbers for the usual Saturday night County and city school officials say this year’s transition throng that climaxes its final day. to the new Common Core/Essential Standards curriculum, Friday night attendance was especially while still in its infancy, is changing the way students are heavy. taught and evaluated. “Last night, they had the biggest And they note that while such a drastic change is daunt- crowd they’ve had in I don’t know how ing, both teachers and students appear to be rising to the long,” Rawley King said Saturday while challenge. sitting under a tent giving out political Officials with the state Department of Public Instruction posters. “Seven or eight, I’d say.” mandated the change to the new curriculum starting this King, a military veteran, is familiar Safa Choudry, left, and her sister Urwa, who came from High Point, play school year. with the fair due to leadership roles with the stare-down game with a rooster Saturday during the annual Surry The new curriculum was put in place to focus education County Agricultural Fair. Organizers hope to increase its farming-related on better preparing students to live in the Information Age. See FAIR | A13 exhibits next year. It is designed to be much more rigorous and force stu- See SCHOOLS | A3 ‘Trikes’ making presence known over weekend Tom Joyce Veterans Memorial Park on staff reporter West Lebanon Street has been home base for trikers from vari- If a scientist undertook some ous states, but they did venture bizarre experiment that in- out on occasion, including for volved mating a car with a mo- a Saturday morning parade torcycle, the likely result would through downtown Mount Airy be a “trike.” to show off their conveyances. Though no men wearing “Coming out of the park, we white lab coats and carrying had 44,” said Tim Nine, who test tubes have been spotted spearheads the annual gath- around Mount Airy this holi- ering of trikers from various day weekend, that hasn’t been states through his role as North the case for the unusual three- Carolina director of the group wheel vehicles known as trikes. Brothers of the Third Wheel. They have been drawing plen- And no two of the trikes were ty of double-takes all around alike. While some resembled town, due to their dual person- familiar-looking cars, only alities that tend to make the un- with one of the customary four orthodox rides resemble both wheels missing, others had the cars and bikes — or at least the look of chopper motorcycles tom Joyce | the news something in between. — with one more wheel than Participants in the National Trike-In held in Mount Airy ride their three-wheel vehicles through the downtown area Saturday during a parade. All this has resulted from the normal. National Trike-In being sched- Some people who knew of the uled here for the first time, af- plans for the parade took up event stopped what they were and three children of Westfield, was the first word that emerged ter an East Coast version of the strategic positions along North doing to watch. Pa., who happened to be pass- from Schoonover’s mouth to de- event was held in Mount Airy Main Street Saturday, while That latter category included ing through Mount Airy and the past two years. others who were unaware of the Ken Schoonover and his wife noticed the parade. “Unique” See TRIKES | A2 A2

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Arrests Westield, was arrested and • On Aug. 25, Jonathan The Surry County Sheriff’s charged with larceny and ob- Gray Kirkman, 31, of Old Office has reported the follow- taining property under false Lowgap Road in Mount Airy, ing arrests: pretenses. He was booked into reported the theft of two Rot- • On Aug. 23, Joseph Lee the Surry County Jail under a weillers valued at $1,000. Duncan, 39, of Badgett Avenue $5,000 bond. • On Aug. 25, Ronald Nel- in Mount Airy, was arrested son Poole, 41, of Spurlin Lane and charged with being a fugi- Incidents in Lowgap, reported the theft tive from justice in Virginia. The following incidents are of a Chevrolet Monte Carlo val- He was booked into the Surry under investigation by the Sur- ued at $1,500. County Jail under a $10,000 ry County Sheriff’s Office: • On Aug. 25, James Thom- bond. • On Aug. 26, James Doug- as Brim, 60, of South Franklin • On Aug. 23, Donna Carole las Hayes, 38, of Deerield Road in Mount Airy, reported Harris, 45, of Fancy Gap Road Lane in Mount Airy, reported the vandalism of a 2000 Jeep in Mount Airy, was arrested the larceny of a gas grill valued Grand Cherokee. The dam- and charged with one count of at $150 from his property. aged was valued at $500. obtaining property under false • On Aug. 25, Melissa • On Aug. 25, Avery Ellis pretenses. She was booked into Sue Rakes, 32, of Rick Road Cox, 53, of Ararat Road in the Surry County Jail under a in Mount Airy, reported the Ararat, reported the theft of William Brock Ely Richard Wesley Grubb Sr. $5,000 bond. breaking and entering of her various construction items • On Aug. 23, Timothy Ray home and the theft of currency valued at more than $3,800. and is on probation for larceny and felony Baker, 31, of Reece Road in valued at $5,700. • On Aug. 25, Daphne The Surry County Sheriff’s Office is breaking and entering. Boonville, was arrested and • On Aug. 25, Mallory Skye Ann Hargrave, 45, of Cham- seeking information on the whereabouts • Rony Aniba Mendez Cristobal, 30, charged with passing worthless Calfee, 26, of Tucker Road in pion Lane in Mount Airy, of the following people: Indian male, is wanted on probation vi- checks. Mount Airy, reported the theft reported the theft of a 2001 • William Brock Ely, white male, 36, is olations and is on probation for driving • On Aug. 27, Christopher of her HTC Desire cell phone. Chevrolet Tahoe valued at wanted on charges of failure to pay child while impaired and driving while license Ray Kay, 31, of Bryan Road in The phone was valued at $300. $5,000. support. revoked. • Michael James Johnson, white male, • Joey Michael Sawyers, 30, white 30, is wanted on charges of failing to ap- male, is wanted on probation violations pear on felony obtaining property by false and is on probation for driving while im- pretense. paired. • Carroll Elwood Bowman, white male, • Victoria Elizabeth Lockhart, 21, 37, is wanted on charges of felony larceny. white female, is wanted on probation vio- Anyone with information on these in- lations and is on probation for injury to dividuals should call the Surry County real property, breaking and entering and Sheriff’s Office at 401-8900 or Crime resist public officer. Stoppers at 786-4000. View all probation absconders on the ***** internet at http://webapps6.doc.state. 1251 Rabbit Ridge Road • Ararat, VA. The Surry County Community Correc- nc.us/opi and click on absconders. Any- • 276-251-1178 Monday - Friday 10-6 • Saturday 9-4 • Closed Sundays tions office is seeking information on the one with information on any probation whereabouts of the following individuals: absconders should contact Crime Stop- • www.rabbitridge.com • Licensed in both VA & NC • Richard Wesley Grubb Sr., 38, white pers at 786-4000 or probation at 386- male, is wanted on probation violations 9742. S&W SD40 VE S&W Bodyguard 380 Silver/Black Black Trikes

From Page A1 are longtime motorcycle “I’m pleased with the scribe his reaction to the riders who have encoun- turnout this year,” the or- $299.00 vehicles. tered health or balance ganizer said. The event $399.00 “We’ve seen a lot of pa- issues that prevent them will be held in Mount Airy rades, but none like this,” from handling the two- again next Labor Day week- he said. wheel bikes safely. end, according to Nine. The overall gathering at “They are definitely He said the presence Veterans Memorial Park more stable than a motor- of the National Trike-In drew some 150 to 200 trik- cycle,” Nine said of the Friday and Saturday at ers, along with members three-wheel vehicles that Veterans Memorial Park of the public who viewed allow such individuals to while the annual county a bike show and partici- maintain the freedom of fair also was under way 556/223 55gr. FMJ pated in prize giveaways cycling. The creativity of there did not detract from

00548215 and other activities there. bike builders then takes his event. In fact, the two Ruger LCP $289.00 20 rounds $6.19 per box A beneit ride by a group over from there, with some complemented each other, known as the Soaring Ea- strange designs emerging Nine said. gles was part of the trike- at times. “That fair added a nice in as well. Some of the riders are touch.” Today's Weather Trikers represent a in their 40s and younger, unique breed, but not nec- while others are in their Reach Tom Joyce at 719-1924 or Local 5-Day Forecast essarily by choice. Some 80s, Nine added. [email protected]. Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu 9/2 9/3 9/4 9/5 9/6

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Airy Moon Phases UV Index OR by calling Holly at 336-835-1513 • www.elkintribune.com Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu 9/2 9/3 9/4 9/5 9/6 8 7 7 8 9 Full Last New First Very High High High Very High Very High Aug 31 Sep 8 Sep 16 Sep 22 The UV Index is measured on a 0 - 11 number scale, with a higher UV 0 11 Index showing the need for greater skin protection. ©2010 American Profile Hometown Content Service Visit: www.tasteofhome.com/cooking-schools 00543874 A3 www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. A3 Obituaries Sunday, September 2, 2012 GOODMAN of Westfield and Lucille WALL in the church cemetery. born in Carroll County, was preceded in death WESTFIELD — Mrs. Husztek and husband PINNACLE — Mrs. The family will receive Va., on Nov. 16, 1934, by her first husband, Elsie Mae Smith Good- Bill of Annandale. In Colleen Caudle Wall, 77, friends on Sunday, Sept. to Thomas Lester and Coy Easter; her second man, 92, of Westfield, addition to her parents, of Pinnacle, passed away 2, 2012, from 7 to 9 p.m. Mattie Ellen Fleming husband, James Ste- died Friday, Aug. 31, Mrs. Goodman was pre- on Thursday, Aug. 30, at Cox-Needham Fu- Hiatt. She was retired vens; a son, Cotton Eas- 2012, at Northern Hos- ceded in death by her 2012, at her residence. neral Home. Memorials from Spencer’s Inc. and ter; a great-granddaugh- pital of Surry County. husband, William H. She was born on June may be made in floral RidgeCrest Retirement. ter, Ashley Leonard; a She was born June 3, “Bill” Goodman; daugh- 14, 1935, in Surry Coun- tribute or to Mountain Surviving are daughters sister, Mable Hiatt; and 1920, in Stokes County ter, Janice Vaughn; and ty to the late Arch Lee Valley Hospice & Pallia- and sons-in-law, Yolan- brothers, Lester Hiatt, to the late Thomas Mar- several brothers and and Opal Irene Caudle. tive Care, 129 Veterans da and Shirley Holt of Stuart Hiatt, Clyde Hi- tin Smith and Daisy sisters. Funeral service She retired from Auto Drive, Pilot Mountain, Westfield, Demeatrice att and Doug Hiatt. A Dearmin Smith. Mrs. will be held on Monday, Parks and was a mem- NC 27041. The family and Charles Edwards graveside service will be Goodman was a secre- Sept. 3, 2012, at 11 a.m. ber of Shoals United would like to extend its of Cana, Va., Yvette held at 1 p.m. Sunday, tary and along with her at Howell-Nelson Funer- Methodist Church. Mrs. sincere appreciation to and Ricky Sisk of Pilot Sept. 2, 2012, at Skyline al Chapel conducted by the staff of Mountain Mountain and Amanda husband Bill helped to Wall is survived by two Memory Gardens by the establish Westminister the Rev. Rickey Rogers sons, David Wall of Pin- Valley Hospice & Pal- and Aaron Combs of Rev. Charles Fishel and School in Annandale, Va. with interment to follow nacle and Michael Flynn liative Care. Cox-Need- Cana; 10 grandchildren; the Rev. Tommy Vass. Several of the students at Brown Mountain Bap- Wall of Arizona; and ham Funeral Home of 15 great-grandchildren; went on to Ivy League tist Church Cemetery. one grandson, John Eric Pilot Mountain (www. sisters and brothers- The family will receive universities upon gradu- The family will receive Cagle. Mrs. Wall was coxneedham.com, www. in-law, Helen “Hedge” friends at Moody Fu- ation. Mrs. Goodman’s friends Monday from preceded in death by facebook.com/coxneed- Hiatt of Hillsville, Va., neral Home from 10:30 home church was Brown 10 a.m. until time of her husband, Jack Wil- ham) is respectfully Nancy and Gray Utt of a.m. until the time to de- Mountain Baptist service. In lieu of flow- ber Wall; her parents; serving the Wall family. Ararat, Va., Gay and part to the cemetery. In Church. She is survived ers, memorials may be and one daughter, Toni J.B. Dunn of Advance lieu of flowers, memori- by her daughter, Barba- made to Mountain Val- Pamela Wall. Funeral STEVENS and Lucy and Don Mills als may be made to Mt. ra and husband Ron of ley Hospice, 401 Tech- services will be conduct- MOUNT AIRY — Mrs. of Pilot Mountain; and Bethel Moravian Church Santa Maria, Calif.; son, nology Lane, Suite 200, ed on Monday, Sept. Polly Ann Hiatt Easter brothers and sister-in- at 170 Mt. Bethel Bill Goodman of Collin- Mount Airy, NC 27030. 3, 2012, at 2 p.m. at Stevens, 77, of Mount law, Jimmy and Mary Church Road, Cana, VA stown; grandchildren, Online condolences may Shoals United Method- Airy, passed away Fri- Hiatt of Fancy Gap, Va., 24317. Online condo- Alex and Tyler Vaughn; be made at www.howell- ist Church with the Rev. day, Aug. 31, 2012, at and Gilbert Hiatt of lences may be made at and sisters, Jeanette funeralservices.com. Joseph Fulk officiating. Forsyth Medical Cen- Cana. In addition to her www.moodyfuneralser- Graves and husband Ray Interment will follow ter. Mrs. Stevens was parents, Mrs. Stevens vices.com. Schools

From Page A1 “We really don’t have a County Schools: that every teacher is using level through the way they aren’t the final evaluation dents to think critically, clear picture yet, but by Proper Planning the new standards, and plan rise to meet the expecta- any more. independently analyze in- the end of the first six or Prevents Poor to follow up during a session tions we set for them,” she “The new Common Core/ formation and use complex nine weeks we’ll know Performance scheduled for the Sept. 21 said. “That’s what we’re see- Essential Standards require problem-solving strategies what, if any, kind of adjust- Officials with the Surry early release day to address ing in our students. They’re a multitude of ways to as- to reach a conclusion. ments we’ll need to make,” County Schools credit prop- any issues that arise,” Mos- meeting our expectations.” sess mastery and skills,” she Discussing the transi- Cameron said, noting that er planning, and collabora- ley said. Both Mosley and Cam- added. “It’s about the stu- tion after a couple of weeks teachers are reviewing tion among educators, with Teachers in the county eron said they realize that dent’s mastery of skills that of classroom instruction, their lessons on a daily ba- the system’s smooth transi- schools also seem to be ris- such a drastic shift in how allow them to be competent Mount Airy City Schools sis. tion to the more rigorous ing to the challenge, she students are taught can be in a global world. Executive Director for Cur- Cameron said the stu- course of study. added. tough for both teachers and “That’s one of the great- riculum and Instruction dents seem to be rising “We think it’s moving at a “They have responded ex- students, but note that in est challenges we face with Vickie Cameron said her to the challenge, based on very good, even pace,” said tremely well. The teachers this case it’s a change that the implementation of teachers have risen to the what she knows to date. Dr. Terri Mosley, assistant in the Surry County School was long overdue. these new, more rigorous, challenge. “This is placing some superintendent for instruc- System are the best in the “Change is always a diffi- standards.” pretty high standards on tional services. world in embracing change cult process, but this change “It’s been a really smooth Reach Keith Strange at kstrange@ transition to Common our students,” she said, Mosley said that the sys- when they understand it’s in is grounded in what’s es- noting that plans are in tem worked on the new cur- the best interest of the stu- sential and best for the chil- heartlandpublications.com or 719- Core/Essential Stan- 1929. dards in the Mount Airy place to individualize the riculum for nearly a year in dents,” Mosley said. dren,” Mosley said. “Grades schools,” she said. “I’ve lessons for students who preparation for this year’s Over the next few weeks, been really pleased with struggle with the new roll-out. county school administra- the way it’s gone.” standards. “We look at “Last spring, we took tors will be looking over But Cameron noted that each child, child by child, the documents from the the progress in the class- it’s a little early to say there and we meet their needs state and worked on essen- room and will provide any won’t be any problems. through instruction that’s tial questions, pacing and resources or support that is Monday, Sept. 3rd “We will re-evaluate our designed to meet that vocabulary, not only in the needed, according to the as- progress after the first sev- child’s individual needs. Common Core areas of Eng- sistant superintendent. 11 am - 5 pmp eral weeks of school to de- “Raising the standards lish and math, but in the es- And the students in the termine whether we need is great, but if that student sential standards as well for classroom seem to be em- to adjust our pace or our can’t meet those standards, other curriculum areas like bracing the change as well. delivery of the material,” we must find an appropri- science and social studies.” Like Cameron, Mosley said ate strategy for the instruc- Over the summer, teach- she believes students enjoy • Fun & Games she said. ••S Snack Bar Specials! Cameron said she’s tion of that student.” ers worked on cleaning up being pushed academically, “keeping a really close eye And Cameron said she’s those preliminary docu- noting that often it’s a two- on the classrooms,” noting all for raising the bar to pre- ments and placing them way street. Starlite Skateka Center that school principals and pare students to meet real- in a learning management “In many cases (students) staff are monitoring teach- world challenges. system to be available to all push us to achieve a higher 804 Fowler Road • Mount Airy, NC ers to see whether any is- “To me, this curriculum teachers working on their 336-786-7676 • www.starliteskatecenter.com sues arise related to the isn’t going to be ‘sit and individual lesson plans. new curriculum. get,’” she said. “It’s much “The teachers have cer- “We’re asking them to more engaging for our stu- tainly embraced the learn- bring any issues they find dents. ing management system to us and discuss them “One thing I like about and really embraced the with us,” Cameron said, it is there has to be peer collaboration, sharing of re- interaction and they must sources and development of noting that thus far every- lesson plans,” Mosley said. thing seems to be moving work together to solve Like the city school sys- smoothly. problems,” she said. “This tem, county school admin- But she acknowledged is much more task-oriented, istrators are keeping a close that it’s really too early to where students are given a eye on the progress in the tell how students are re- challenge and must work classroom. sponding to the new, more to solve that challenge by “We’ve asked our prin- challenging curriculum. working collaboratively.” cipals to check and ensure Wreck

From Page A1 Highway Patrol. authorities have said. the former school that is It came on the heels of An SUV that was be- now used as a communi- another accident Friday hind the Taurus also re- ty library and community night which claimed the ceived minor damage to center. lives of George and John- its front end. “We probably won’t sie Flippen of Elkin. The driver of the be able to give the name That wreck on Zephyr pickup was transported (of the victim) for sev- Road involved three ve- to Wake Forest Baptist eral hours,” Shelton said hicles. It occurred when Health in Winston-Salem shortly after the acci- the Ford Taurus contain- with non-life-threatening dent. ing the Flippen couple injuries. Authorities also were crossed the center lane declining to specify the and struck a large pickup Reach Tom Joyce at 719-1924 or type of vehicle involved. pulling a trailer head-on, [email protected]. The wreck was being investigated by Trooper Brian Jones of the N.C. September 15th, 2012 12 noon - 10 p.m. Opening Ceremonies at 2 p.m.

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319 N. Renfro St. Phone: (336) 786-4141 Mount Airy, NC 27030 Opinion Fax: (336) 789-2816 Editorial Tampa tidings The Republican convention lieve in America” tical to the ap- Clint Eastwood, struck such a Hickory Daily Record: raised two key questions for — to anchor each proach advocated sour note. Clint and his family swing voters. Does form trump evening. Most of by Ryan himself. are acquaintances of mine, and substance? Is fiction more com- the speakers stayed Then, too, I have deep respect for much of pelling than fact? on point, citing ap- Ryan blasted the what he has achieved in films, Levees hold back Compressed into three parent failures of president for fail- business, and his many chari- nights, the GOP event was the the Obama Ad- ing to adopt the table endeavors. most carefully staged and art- ministration, remi- economic recom- Clint and I differ in our po- fully executed political gather- niscing about the mendations of the litical views, but so what? He’s water, not gas hikes ing in U.S. history. Every touch bootstrap-tugging Simpson-Bowles entitled to his opinion and he — from the dynamic lighting days in their past, commission with- could have been a commanding Hurricane Isaac is drenching the Gulf Coast, making that made each speaker look and seeking above out mentioning presence at the GOP conven- landfall on the seventh anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. younger and healthier, to the all to paint a fuller that Ryan was a tion. Instead, he tried a risky Isaac is not as destructive, but it’s dumping torrents of emergence of future conserva- picture of Mitt member of the adlib gimmick of “interviewing” rain on the seaport city, turning streets into streams and tive stars like New Mexico Gov. Romney’s life-long panel, and voted an empty chair and the result knocking out power to more than 600,000 people. But the Susana Martinez and Florida dedication to faith, Peter Funt against its find- was uneven, unsettling and, at revamped levee system is holding. Sen. Marco Rubio, to the glori- family and busi- ings. Romney one point, unacceptably crude. The devastating flooding caused by numerous levee ous singing of BeBe Winans – ness. There was maintained that Overall, however, the Rom- breaches and pump failures when Katrina assaulted New made for compelling viewing. plenty of sizzle and very little he had rooted for Obama to ney campaign is certain to get Orleans has not happened this time. What the city has now Free of distractions, such as steak. That’s neither surpris- succeed in his first term. Yet he a boost from this well staged is a flood-control system that should have been in place arguing over nominees or writ- ing nor unacceptable in light of never disavowed the strategy by event. Democrats will face a years before. ing a platform, the event was a what conventions have become. his colleagues, such as Senate But the event was also a test of Minority Leader Mitch McCon- stiff challenge in mounting an Today’s system is working, holding back the water in a brilliant execution of the type of equally entertaining convention wide area that is basically a flood plain. just how far political operatives nell, to do whatever they could marathon marketing presenta- can go in the era of modern from day one to thwart the in Charlotte. But if the Obama What the levees can’t hold back are gasoline prices. tion that political conventions forces skip the Roman columns, AAA Carolinas reported Hurricane Isaac has caused communications when it comes president’s efforts. Ryan zinged have become. It’s too bad that to falsifying facts and distorting Obama for a downgrade of the resist the temptation to rely the sharpest overnight spike in gas prices in the Carolinas more viewers didn’t choose to arguments. nation’s credit rating, without heavily on their own roster of since Hurricane Katrina. watch on C-SPAN, where the For example, both Romney so much as acknowledging the Hollywood heavyweights, and According to AAA, via The Associated Press, South Car- coverage was uninterrupted and running mate Paul Ryan role Republican brinksmanship remain fair with the facts, they olina prices jumped almost 8 cents a gallon to nearly $3.58 and unfiltered. The over-spun have a solid opportunity to gain were determined to push the played during the lengthy debt- on Wednesday. In the Upstate, which typically has the low- and commercial-laden versions notion that the Obama Admin- the upper hand. While most est gas prices, the increase was almost 11 cents. on Fox News Channel, MSNBC ceiling debate. And so it went. Americans enjoy a good show, istration siphoned $716 billion Gas was up more than 5 cents a gallon in North Carolina and CNN were insufferable. But as theater, the GOP con- they also know that the urgency with the average price $3.73. Prices in the Asheville area Seen in its nearly 18-hour from Medicare to “pay for” vention was a boffo hit. That’s of the moment requires more were up more than 6 cents. entirety, the convention used en- Obamacare. That’s seriously why it was particularly disap- than smoke and mirrors — or, AAA says prices will increase as long as the storm dis- gaging themes — “We built it,” misleading; moreover, it fails to pointing that the event’s re- for that matter, empty promises rupts Gulf of Mexico oil operations. Drilling platforms were “We can change it” and “We be- mention that it is almost iden- nowned showbiz representative, and an empty chair. shut down and evacuated as Isaac approached. The sharpest single overnight gas price increase in the region was during Katrina in 2005 when prices jumped al- most 16 cents a gallon in South Carolina and almost 12 Can Latin fried chicken beat your mama’s? cents in North Carolina. The crude oil from the drilling platforms takes months to “Nothing says ‘South’ more What difference you a multicul- • 1 teaspoon ground cori- than fried chicken,” says San- does this make for tural foodie. ander go through the refining process and actually reach the gas dra Gutierrez, who was born this developing Here is her • 1 teaspoon garlic powder pumps. Petroleum futures are the subject of daily specula- in the U.S., grew up in Guate- blended food cul- description. • 1 teaspoon cayenne pep- tion, but the gasoline supply the public is buying today is mala, and now lives in Cary. ture? “Crispy, juicy, per not affected by Hurricane Isaac. She is author of “The New Gutierrez an- spicy, and • 1 teaspoon ancho chile However, prices change quickly and oil companies (not Southern-Latino Table: Reci- swers, “The key moist, my ver- powder the people who operate the service stations and conve- pes That Bring Together the implication here is sion takes a • ½ teaspoon freshly nience stores) can hedge their bets on the fly against the Bold and Beloved Flavors of that the Southern- bath in spiced- ground black pepper possibility of a slowdown in future crude oil supplies. If Latin America and the Ameri- Latino movement up buttermilk • Vegetable oil for deep fry- there is a lag in production, and supplies are not where Big can South” and a recent guest truly represents before it’s ing (about 4–5 cups) Oil thought they would be — no matter how temporary the on UNC-TV’s North Carolina multiple cultures cooked. This In a large glass bowl, com- interruption — the public may well see another adjustment Bookwatch. imparting changes is one of the bine the buttermilk, cilantro, at the pump. Gutierrez celebrates the and contributions most request- chipotle, adobo, garlic pow- Whether this is fair or gouging is up to the consumers. coming together of food cul- to another. So, for ed recipes in der, salt, and pepper. Add the We hope Hurricane Isaac will not lead to price hikes on tures. As peoples from the example, the new D.G. Martin my cooking chicken and toss to coat; cov- other products made with oil, such as plastics. various countries of South and Southern-Latino classes. Chick- er and chill for at least 6 hours Central America introduce us movement is not Syndicated en is first fried, (or up to 24). Preheat the to their delicious dishes, we a Mexican move- Columnist then blasted oven to 325°F. Fit two baking are learning from them, and ment alone—as is in a hot oven pans with metal cooling racks. Write your representatives they are learning from us. the case of South- to finish cook- In a large bowl, combine the Dobson Commissioners But something more is hap- western cuisine, ing, creating a flour, paprika, salt, coriander, Mayor Ricky K. Draughn, P.O. Box 1021, Dobson, NC 27017, 356- pening, she says. Not only are in which Mexican elements do crunchy exterior. This cooking garlic powder, cayenne, chile we learning from each other, predominate. The Southern- method prevents the spices powder, and pepper. Dredge 8201 (business), 356-4462 (home) we are also blending the tra- Latino movement is, rather, and flour from burning and al- the chicken in the flour mix- Lana Brendle, 223 Windsor Park Drive, P.O. Box 796, 356-9091 ditions, and a whole new and catapulted by immigrants lows excess fat to render out. ture and set on one of the pre- (business), 356-8508 (home) changing regional menu is de- whose culinary contributions The result is chicken that is pared racks. Let the chicken John D. Lawson, 423 S. Main St., 356-8555 veloping. All this is described are as multicultural and multi- moist but not greasy. Made air dry for 5 minutes. Wayne Atkins, P.O. Box 351, 356-8962 in charming detail in “The faceted as they are.” this way, chicken can be kept In a large Dutch oven, heat Todd Dockery, 106 Saddle Brook Drive, Dobson, 27017, 356-2233 New Southern-Latino Table.” Rather than a melding of in a warm oven for a full hour 3 ½ inches of oil to 360°F. Robin Testerman, 110 Freeman St., Dobson; 386-9144; robin.tes- She shares 150 recipes that just two food cultures, it is “the before serving without becom- Working in batches, dredge [email protected] illustrate what good things can marriage of the culinary food- ing soggy. No more burnt coat- the chicken in the flour mix- Mount Airy Commissioners happen when cooking meth- ways of more than two dozen ings and undercooked chicken! ture a second time; fry the ods from one tradition are ap- countries with those of the My secret to a crunchy crust is white meat for 8 minutes and Mayor Deborah Cochran, P.O. Box 70, 786-3504 plied to the typical dishes of entire Southern region of the to use self-rising instead of all- the dark meat for 10 minutes, Steve Yokeley, 132 Greystone Lane, 710-0472; syokeley@ moun- another. United States.” purpose flour.” or until the crust is crispy tairy.org But “The New Southern- Now, back to fried chicken. A short version of the recipe and reddish-brown. Transfer Dean Brown, 380 Folly Farms Road, 789-1979 (home) Jon Caw- Latino Table” is more than a Can this “marriage” of food- for Latin fried chicken is below. the fried chicken to the other ley, 508 Country Club Road, 786-7657 cookbook. It also teaches us ways improve a Southern fa- prepared rack. Bake for 20–25 that not all “Latino” food cul- vorite? Would Gutierrez dare Sandra Gutierrez’s minutes, or until an instant- Scott Graham, 316 Grace St., 710-0062; [email protected] Latin Fried Chicken Shirley Brinkley, P.O. Box 70, 789-1866; [email protected] tures are the same. to suggest that it could? read thermometer inserted She explains that the term She does. • 1 chicken (5–5 ½ pounds), into the thigh of the chicken “Latino” only exists in the I was skeptical. cut into 10 serving pieces registers between 180°F and context of the United States. It Now I am a believer. • 1 ½ cups buttermilk 185°F (the juices will run describes anyone with a Latin To get the full recipe that • ¼ cup minced cilantro clear when the chicken is Letters and American heritage who lives in opens the door to even better (leaves and tender stems) pierced with a fork). To keep the United States. “Outside of fried chicken than my mother • 2 tablespoons minced the chicken warm (up to 1 the United States, she writes, made, a multicultural one, you chipotle chiles in adobo hour), reduce the oven to comments to The News “you will not find ‘Latinos’ will have to buy the book and • 1 teaspoon adobo 250°F. but Mexicans, Argentineans, find the recipe for “Latin fried • ½ teaspoon garlic powder The Mount Airy News welcomes input from readers, whether they Guatemalans, and dozens of chicken with smoky ketchup.” • 1 teaspoon salt D.G. Martin hosts “North Carolina Book- are letters to the editors or online comments to our stories, editorials, their nationalities, each with But, using Gutierrez’s own • Pinch freshly ground watch,” which airs Fridays at 9:30 p.m. photographs and personal columns. Letters to the editor should include a their own nationalistic pride. words I can give you enough of black pepper and Sundays at 5 p.m. on UNC-TV. For name, address and a telephone number we can call to conirm the letter’s We come in all different colors her directions for cooking the • 3 cups self-rising lour more information or to view prior pro- authenticity. Telephone numbers are not published. Mail letters by e-mail to and have very different food chicken to make your mouth • 2 teaspoons paprika grams visit the webpage at www.unctv. [email protected]. We also encourage readers to use our Web site, histories.” water and, maybe even, make • 1 ½ teaspoons salt org/ncbookwatch. www.mtairynews.com. Readers can utilize our online “Letters to the Editor” link on our front page, post online comments to a story or editorial, or to read and respond to online commentary about local news in our community.

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HOME DELIVERY POSTMASTER: Send address changes to SUBSCRIPTION RATES The Mount Airy News 4 weeks...... $12.00 319 N. Renfro Street 3 months...... $33.60 Mount Airy, NC 27030-3838 26 weeks...... $61.50 52 weeks.....$112.50 www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Sunday, September 2, 2012 A5 Health Health Calendar Improving hospital health MONDAYS UPCOMING EVENTS Families, engineers can help improve health of patients Surry Cancer Support Health and Wellness Fair WASHINGTON (AP) — Head Sometimes the failure to ioned paper checklists and with Group Mount Airy First Pente- of the hospital bed raised? merely discuss treatment with more family involvement. Surry County Cancer Sup- costal Holiness Church, 132 Check. Patient’s teeth brushed? patients or their families causes It will require linking medical port Group meets on the first Chadwick Lane, Mount Airy, Check. the harm. Consider Nicole D. devices that today don’t talk to Monday of the month from 7 is hosting a free Community Those simple but often over- James, a commercial property each other, he said. For instance, to 9 p.m. in Grace Moravian Impact Health & Wellness Fair looked steps can help protect manager in Elkridge, Md., who pumps that deliver narcotic Church, 1401 N. Main St., Sept. 14 from 9 a.m. to noon. some of the most critically ill undergoes frequent overnight painkillers aren’t linked to other Local organizations will be pro- Mount Airy. Informational pro- patients — those on ventilators hospital stays to treat the in- devices that monitor breathing. grams are featured and refresh- viding health screenings and — from developing deadly pneu- tense pain of sickle cell anemia. If connected, the painkillers ments are served. For more in- information about community monia. And if they knew about One such visit turned into a formation, call 789-9779. resources and programs related could be stopped automatically to health, wellness and more, them, family members could en- miserable two-week stay when at the first sign of respiratory Grief Support including N.C. Cooperative sure the steps weren’t forgotten. the ER doctor added a powerful problems, a known side effect. This group meets Mondays Extension, Seniors’ Health In- Hospitals are rife with in- antibiotic to James’ usual pain Other protections are far less from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Syca- surance Information Program, fections and opportunities for treatment without telling her complex. Keeping the head of first — a drug that worsened her more Baptist Church, Stuart, Surry County Senior Services, medical mistakes. Now, a nearly the bed elevated at least 30 de- Surry County Community Re- $9 million project at Johns Hop- sickle cell crisis. Va. Anyone dealing with grief grees and good oral hygiene is welcome. For more informa- source Connections and Relay kins University aims to combine It turned out the doctor had are among the steps that help tion, call (276) 930-2768. for Extra Help, which is about engineering with the power of spotted a shadow on James’ Medicare. For more informa- patients and their families to lung X-ray that he thought was fend off the pneumonia that TUESDAYS tion, call Tammy Haynes or prevent some of the most com- pneumonia but that she could kills 36,000 people a year while Gina Gammons at 783-8500. mon threats. have told him, and her regular they’re on ventilators. That’s Blue Ridge H.O.P.E. The idea: Design patient physician confirmed, really was something family members can Domestic Violence/Sexual Life Line Screening watch for — or they even can The Surry County Senior safety to be more like a car’s old scar tissue. Assault Support Group be trained to brush a loved one’s This support group meets Center, 215 Jones School Road, dashboard, which automatically “I know what’s normal for me,” Tuesdays from 5:30 to 6:30 Mount Airy, will host Life Line signals drivers when the oil said James, 37, who now insists teeth around the breathing tube. p.m. at Northern Hospital of Screening Oct. 3 Packages start needs changing or if a passenger that relatives drive past closer Already, Hopkins has intro- Surry County in the Lockhart at $149, and all five screenings forgot to buckle up, or like the hospitals for Hopkins, where duced a “family involvement Room. For more information, take 60 to 90 minutes. Preregis- countdown systems that make her doctor practices, no matter menu” of care items. “We be- call 786-7766. tration is required. For more in- sure no step is missed when a how late at night or intense her lieve that you know the person formation or to schedule an ap- satellite is launched. pain. Because the doctors know that we are caring for far better Narcotics Anonymous pointment, call 877-237-1287 or visit www.lifelinescreening.com Today, safe, quality care large- her, “I am not just somebody ly- than we do,” the menu reads. This support group meets ly depends on individual health ing on the table. I am part of the Ultimately, Pronovost envi- Tuesdays at 8 p.m. in First Pres- byterian Church, 326 S. Main BLOOD DRIVES workers remembering hundreds team.” sions an iPad-like device that St., Mount Airy. For more in- Upcoming blood drives of steps without good ways Tens of thousands of prevent- allows both health workers formation, call (800) 721-8225. scheduled include: to tell if they forget one, said able deaths occur in U.S. hospi- and family members to see at • Sunday, noon to 4:30 p.m., Hopkins’ patient safety expert tals every year. Numerous pro- a glance which of dozens of Alcoholics Anonymous Salem Fork Christian Church, Dr. Peter Pronovost. Getting it grams are under way to improve required daily care steps have This support group meets 2245 White Dirt Road, Dob- right takes what he calls “almost patient safety. Among them is been performed and which still Tuesdays at 8 p.m. in First son; for appointment, contact heroic efforts.” the government’s Partnership Edna Willmoth at 366-2031; need to be. United Methodist Church, 203 And too often, the people best for Patients, funded by $1 bil- “The beauty of checklists is Stephens St., Pilot Mountain. • Monday, 1:30 to 6 p.m., Mount Airy Community Blood able to spot early warning signs lion from the new health care it gives you that constant visual For more information, call 368- — patients and their families — law, that is helping hospitals 4548. Drive, Surry Chapter American reminder,” and an electronic, Red Cross, 844 Westlake Drive, are treated as passive bystand- adopt proven safety strategies. automated version is the next ers rather than encouraged to Hopkins’ Pronovost led the Mourning Support Group Mount Airy; for appointment, logical evolution, said Ann Ma- The Good Mourning Sup- contact 789-1735; participate in their care, he said. creation of one of the most well- rie Pettis, director of infection • Sept. 6, 12:30 to 4 p.m., port Group meets the second “Who knows better than the known — a simple checklist that prevention at the University of Golden Living Center, 542 family?” asked Dr. George Bo- ensures hospital workers fol- Tuesday of every month from Rochester Medical Center, who Allred Mill Road, Mount Airy; Linn of the Gordon and Betty low steps that lower the risk of 9 to 11 a.m. at Prime Sirloin called the project intriguing. Restaurant. Cancer or hospice for appointment, contact 789- Moore Foundation’s new Patient deadly bloodstream infections Engaging the patient and fam- patients and their families may 5076; Care Program. from common IV catheters. That attend for support. • Sept. 7, 10 a.m. to 2:30 ily in some ways is tougher. Hos- p.m., Northern Hospital of Sur- The foundation, created by checklist now is being used in Intel co-founder Gordon Moore, ICUs nationwide, and the gov- pitals have had a hard time en- Alzheimer’s/Dementia ry County, 830 Rockford St., couraging people to ask doctors Mount Airy; for appointment, announced Tuesday that it is ernment reported last year that Group funding the Hopkins work as those infections have plummet- and nurses if they’ve washed Caregivers for anyone with contact Ashley at 719-7103; • Sept. 9, 11 a.m. to 3:30 the first step in a planned 10- ed by 60 percent as a result. their hands, said Gina Pugliese Alzheimer’s or dementia relat- of the Premier Safety Institute, ed diseases in Carroll County p.m., Westfield Community year, $500 million effort to im- But catheter infections are just Blood Drive at Westfield Bap- a hospital improvement alliance. and surrounding areas are prove patient safety and family one of a dozen serious hospital- tist Church, 6713 Westfield “So many patients and fami- welcome to an informational engagement in hospitals around caused harms that threaten ICU Road, Westfield; for appoint- the country. Separately, the In- patients, Pronovost said. Rather lies are hesitant to ever ques- and support meeting at the ment, contact Doris at 351- Carroll County Senior Center, stitute of Medicine has signed than fighting them one at a time, tion the doctor,” she said. “It’s 3599; so important they get involved.” 449 Training Center Road, • Sept. 16, 11 a.m. to 3:30 on to help, partnering with the his new project will target mul- Hillsville, Va., at 10 a.m. on p.m., Calvary Baptist Church, National Academy of Engineer- tiple ICU threats simultaneously the fourth Tuesday. For more 314 S. Franklin Road, Mount ing, to bring together top ex- — from ventilator-associated EDITOR’S NOTE — Lauran Neergaard cov- information, call Sissy Frye, Airy; for appointment. go to perts on how to design safety pneumonia to deadly blood clots ers health and medical issues for The As- respite program coordinator of www.redcrossblood.org and systems. — without relying on old-fash- sociated Press in Washington. District Three Senior Services, search Calvary Baptist Church; at (800) 541-0933. • Sept. 17, 1:30 to 6 p.m., El- kin Community Blood Drive at THURSDAYS the Elkin Rescue Squad, 946 N. Pediatricians: Circumcision pluses outweigh risks Bridge St., Elkin; for appoint- Surry Task Force on ment, contact 874-2487; CHICAGO (AP) — The na- whether circumcision is medical- The American Congress of Domestic Violence • Sept. 19, 8 a.m. to 1:30 tion’s most influential pediatri- ly necessary or a cosmetic proce- Obstetricians and Gynecologists This battered women’s sup- p.m., Surry Central High cians group says the health ben- dure that critics say amounts to took part in the research review port group meets from 5 to 6 School, 716 S. Main St., Dob- efits of circumcision in newborn genital mutilation. Activists fa- that led to the new policy and has p.m. at the old courthouse in son; for appointment, contact boys outweigh any risks and in- voring a circumcision ban made endorsed it. Circumcisions in Dobson. For more information, Dena Cave at 386-8842; call 356-2014. surance companies should pay headway in putting it to a vote hospitals are typically performed • Sept. 22, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., for it. last year in San Francisco but a by obstetricians or pediatricians. Antioch Baptist Church, 317 Narcotics Anonymous In its latest policy statement judge later knocked the measure The CDC also participated Antioch Ave., Mount Airy; for on circumcision, a procedure off the city ballot, ruling that in the review, and will consider This support group meets appointment, contact Ginny at Thursdays at 8 p.m. in First 416-4016; that has been declining nation- regulating medical procedures is the academy’s updated policy in Presbyterian Church, 308 E. • Sept. 24, noon to 4:30 wide, the American Academy of up to the state, not city officials. preparing its own recommenda- Main St., Pilot Mountain. For p.m., Pilot Mountain Commu- Pediatrics moves closer to an en- In Germany, Jewish and Mus- tions, a CDC spokesman said. more information, call (800) nity Blood Drive, First UMC, dorsement but says the decision lim leaders have protested a re- The agency has a fact sheet sum- 721-8225. 210 Marion St., Pilot Moun- should be up to parents. gional court ruling in June that marizing circumcision’s poten- tain; for appointment, contact “It’s not a verdict from on said circumcision amounts to tial health benefits and risks but Granite City Al-Anon 368-4889; high,” said policy co-author Dr. bodily harm. no formal guidelines. This support group meets ev- • Sept. 25, noon to 4:30 ery Thursday at 8 p.m. at Cen- Andrew Freedman. “There’s not Meantime, a recent study pro- The American Medical Asso- p.m., Surry Telephone Blood a one-size-fits-all-answer.” But jected that declining U.S. circum- ciation and American Academy tral United Methodist Church, Drive, 819 E. Atkins St., Dob- 1909 N. Main St., Mount Airy. son; for appointment, contact from a medical standpoint, cir- cision rates could add more than of Family Physicians have neutral For more information, call 368- Marilyn at 374-5021; cumcision’s benefits in reducing $4 billion in health care costs policies similar to the pediatrics 2427 or 789-3835. • Sept. 29, 11 a.m. to 3:30 risk of disease outweigh its small in coming years because of in- academy’s previous position. p.m., Salem Baptist Church, risks, said Freedman, a pediatric creased illness and infections. Philadelphia social worker Mount Airy City AA and 430 Rockford Road, Dobson, urologist in Los Angeles. Circumcision involves remov- Shannon Coyne examined medi- Al-Anon for appointment, contact Janice Recent research bolstering ing foreskin at the tip of the pe- cal research on circumcision be- This support group meets at 356-4406. evidence that circumcision re- nis. The procedure can reduce fore her son was born last Sep- at 8 p.m. at the Depot Station, On average, someone needs duces chances of infection with Pine Street, Mount Airy. For germs that can grow underneath tember and had a tough time blood every two seconds. Pa- HIV and other sexually spread the foreskin, and complications, making a decision. She learned more information, call 368- tients throughout the area are 2427. counting on the American diseases, urinary tract infections including bleeding and infection, that a relative’s boy needed recon- Red Cross and generous spon- and penis cancer influenced the are rare, the academy says. structive surgery after a botched SUNDAYS sors and donors to make sure academy to update their 13-year- Despite the U.S. decline, about circumcision, and that another’s blood is available whenever it old policy. half of baby boys nationwide still son who wasn’t circumcised de- Alcoholics Anonymous is needed. Their old stance said potential undergo circumcision, or roughly veloped urinary infections. This closed speaker discus- Area residents also can help medical benefits were not suffi- 1 million each year. The coun- Coyne said she and her hus- sion meeting will be held each make sure the blood supply cient to warrant recommending try’s overall rate is much higher band ultimately decided against Sunday from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. continues adequate inventory at 102 Renfro St., Mount Airy, routinely circumcising newborn than in other developed nations, circumcision, because she didn’t levels by sponsoring a blood boys. The new one says, “The but U.S. rates vary by region and want her baby to have what she on the downstairs back side of drive on weekdays or week- the building. For more informa- ends. Churches, civic orga- benefits of newborn male cir- are higher in areas where it is a considers cosmetic surgery with- tion, call 374-4840. nizations and businesses are cumcision justify access to this cultural or religious tradition, out being able to consent. needed as blood drive sponsors procedure for those families who including among Jews and Mus- Her advice to other parents is Granite City Al-Anon to bring in more blood donors choose it.” The academy also lims. “just make an informed decision. Do This support group meets every month. says pain relief stronger than a Psychologist Ronald Gold- your research, be open-minded.” every Sunday at 8 p.m. at Cen- To donate, the American sugar-coated pacifier is essential, man, director of an anti-circum- Some 18 states have eliminat- tral United Methodist Church, Red Cross requires that donors usually an injection to numb the cision group, the Circumcision ed Medicaid coverage for circum- 1909 N. Main St., Mount Airy. must be at least 16 years old, area. Resource Center, said studies cision, a trend that could contrib- For more information, 368- weigh 110 pounds, be in gen- The federal Centers for Dis- 2427. show circumcision causes loss of ute to rising health care costs to eral health and have a photo ID. ease Control and Convention Sixteen-year-olds now can give sexual satisfaction — a claim the treat infections if circumcision Granite City Alcoholics blood, but most have a signed has estimated circumcision academy said is not supported by rates continue to decline, accord- Anonymous parental consent form and an costs range from about $200 to the research it reviewed — and ing to a study published Aug. 20 This support group meets ID. To get the parental consent $600 nationwide. Coverage var- can be psychologically harming. in Archives of Pediatrics & Ado- every Sunday at 8 p.m. at Cen- form, visit www.surrycoun- ies among insurers and several Goldman contends medical stud- lescent Medicine. tral United Methodist Church, tyredcross.org. states have stopped Medicaid ies showing benefits are flawed Dr. Aaron Tobian, a Johns 1909 N. Main St., Mount Airy. For more information, call funding for circumcisions. and that the academy’s new posi- Hopkins University assistant For more information, 368- the American Red Cross at 786- The new policy was published tion is “out of step” with medical professor who co-authored the 2427. 4183. online Monday in Pediatrics. It groups in other developed coun- study, said the academy’s updat- comes amid ongoing debate over tries. ed policy “is a very good step.” A6 Sunday, September 2, 2012 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News

Jef Linville, Staf Reporter SUNDAY, (336) 719-1920 David Broyles, Staf Reporter SEPTEMBER 2, 2012 (336) 719-1952 SPORTS [email protected] Tony Stewart takes high road to Atlanta pole HAMPTON, Ga. (AP) — On the 10th, he’ll lose nine bonus points that planned on running we’d have been advice of his teammate, Tony Stewart could be very valuable in the quest for that fast. It’s awesome having a team- took the high road a second straight title. mate like that. I don’t ever remember He wound up with the pole for Sun- While never known as a strong being here and seeing anybody run up day night’s NASCAR race at Atlanta qualiier — this was only his 14th ca- at the top like he did.” Motor Speedway. reer pole — Stewart took advantage Coming off a helmet-throwing epi- Stewart turned a fast lap of 186.121 of a timely tip from teammate Ryan sode at Bristol last weekend, Stewart mph on Friday to take his irst pole of Newman. The Rocket failed to tie the made peace with Matt Kenseth before the season and second of his career at Atlanta record for most poles, set- the qualifying session, then showed he the 1.54-mile tri-oval. He also was on tling for the 17th-fastest speed, but he intends to be a force at the next-to-last the pole at Atlanta for the season i- came all the way down pit road to pass race before the playoff begins. nale in 2002, setting him up to clinch along what he thought was the best “I’m deinitely not known as a quali- the irst of his three Cup titles. line to take on the sticky track. ier,” Stewart said. “I want to run a This time, Stewart hopes start- Stay high, Newman said, instead of good lap every time, but I know the ing at the front helps him lock down the customary line along the bottom bigger prize is on Sunday.” his spot in this year’s Chase for the that most drivers take because it’s a Greg Bifle (185.648) will start on the outside of the front row for the Sprint Cup title. He is the defending bit shorter. Stephen M. Dowell | Orlando Sentinel | MCT champion and, as a three-time winner Turns out, he was right on the mark. AdvoCare 500. Kyle Busch (185.493) and Kenseth (185.319) took spots on Tony Stewart celebrates in Victory Lane after winning the Coke this season, all but assured of at least “That pole is 100 percent due to Zero 400 NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Daytona International a wild-card spot in the playoff. But if Ryan Newman,” Stewart said. “I’m the second row. Speedway in Daytona Beach, Fla., July 7. Stewart will lead the he drops below his current position, not sure if we’d have run the line I’d See ATLANTA | A7 pack at the start of today’s race in Atlanta. Tar Heels roll past Elon State champs get track rings 62-0 in Fedora’s debut CHAPEL HILL (AP) — three points shy of tying Gio Bernard had three irst- the school record and had half touchdowns and North its best output since beat- Carolina had its biggest ing Ohio 62-0 under Mack scoring day in 17 years to Brown in September 1995. beat Elon 62-0 on Saturday It was also the Tar Heels’ in the debut of new coach irst shutout since beating Larry Fedora. Duke 38-0 to close the 1999 Bernard had a 59-yard TD season. run down the left sideline, Thomas Wilson threw for a 6-yard scoring catch and 99 yards on a forgettable a 70-yard punt return for a day for the Phoenix, an score down the right side- FCS school located about line — all by the 12-minute 40 miles west of Chapel Hill mark of the second quarter. and coming off a ive-win Bernard inished with 93 season. Wilson struggled yards rushing and 203 all- to get the ball to receiver purpose yards before leav- Aaron Mellette, who set a ing late in the irst half with Southern Conference record an apparent injury, the most with 1,639 yards to go with impressive performer in the 12 touchdowns last season Tar Heels’ new no-huddle spread attack. but had just two catches for Bryn Renner threw for 9 yards Saturday. 236 yards and three touch- Elon inished with 170 to- downs for the Tar Heels, tal yards against UNC’s new who had 524 total yards in 4-2-5 defense. both teams’ opener. Bernard ran for 1,253 North Carolina inished See ELON | A7

Photos by Jef Linville | The News Joktan Moore and the members of the girls 4x800m relay team show of their new championship rings. From left, Hardy’s error helps Yankees Kirsten Parries, Jordan Hiatt, Davi Barbour, Alex Mayes and Moore. rally past Orioles 4-3 NEW YORK (AP) — don’t have enough youth.” When the calendar turned The Yankees won for only to September, the irst-place the fourth time in 11 games, New York Yankees suddenly but lost another power bat played a little more like, when Curtis Granderson well, the irst-place Yankees. left after two innings be- Derek Jeter worked out a cause of tightness in his tying walk, then sure-hand- right hamstring. He was ed shortstop J.J. Hardy’s taken to the hospital for a bases-loaded error let the precautionary MRI, which Yankees complete a sev- showed nothing major. enth-inning comeback Sat- Manager Joe Girardi urday for a 4-3 win over the doesn’t think Granderson Baltimore Orioles. will be sidelined along with The struggling Yankees injured sluggers Alex Rodri- scored three times in the guez and Mark Teixeira. He seventh and restored their will check with his center three-game lead in the AL ielder Sunday before mak- East over Baltimore. The ing out his lineup. streaking Orioles had won Shut down all afternoon, 13 straight one-run deci- the Yankees took advantage sions. of what Baltimore gave “You don’t look at the them. Neither team did a standings,” Jeter said. “If lot with the bats — each we play well, we’ll be ine.” side got just four hits. As to whether his team’s Newly promoted Eduar- past history of playing im- do Nunez hit an RBI single Kirsten Parries, right, receives two state champion rings for her Cross country coach and assistant track coach portant games was any with two outs that chased performances at the 1A state track meet three months ago. She Andrew Howard shakes hands with Joktan factor, the Yankees’ captain Wei-Yin Chen (12-8) and won first place both in the two-mile run and as a member of a Moore after the presentation of the state ring demurred. made it 3-2. Pedro Strop, relay team. for the triple jump. “If you win, they say ex- one of baseball’s best reliev- perience helps,” Jeter said. ers, walked Ichiro Suzuki “If you lose, they say you See ERROR | A7 Extra time helping No. 16 Hokies prep for Ga. Tech

BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) — so it’s deinitely good to have a lot two games make it harder to get that’s all we can do is come out, ball on us, but I don’t think that’s Virginia Tech is ranked 16th in the of extra time to prepare for these ready for the irst game?’” he said. prepare and be ready.” what they’re gonna do. country and viewed by some as a guys. But we’ve been preparing “… It makes it that much easier. It Virginia Tech has won the last “It would be interesting if they did national championship contender. all summer, just looking at past makes us want to come out and two meetings against Georgia do that. I think it would help us actu- The Hokies will have to be games, anything we can get.” work in the summer. It makes us Tech and has nine starters back on ally, if they put the ball in the air.” ready to look the part when they The Hokies’ recent history also want to get better in the spring. I defense. The newcomers are safe- Washington, in his second full sea- open against Georgia Tech and its serves as a reminder that starting think we’ve done so, and having ties Detrick Bonner and Kyshoen son as the starter, was third nation- triple option Monday night. fast is a huge plus. Georgia Tech as the irst game is Jarrett. Linebackers Bruce Taylor ally in rushing yards by a quarter- Having extra time to prepare Virginia Tech has opened with awesome because we get to play and Jeron Gouviea-Winslow are back last season with 987, and third for the Yellow Jackets’ dynamic big games before, with little suc- a really meaningful game the irst back after injuries shortened their in rushing touchdowns with 14. He offense has been a plus, Hokies cess recently. The Hokies lost to game of the season. Georgia Tech 2011 seasons. was also among the leaders in pass- coach Frank Beamer said Thurs- East Carolina to start the 2008 is a great team and we think we’re Even with the inexperience on ing eficiency, but completed just 74 day. They have also spent time season, fell to Alabama to begin a great team as well, and it’s a the back end of the defense, the of 150 attempts. preparing to face the Georgia 2009 and stumbled against Boise good test of conidence for week Hokies’ goal is to make Yellow Against the Hokies, he ran for all Tech defense because it also pres- State to open 2010. The biggest one.” Jackets quarterback Tevin Wash- three of Georgia Tech’s touchdowns ents some different challenges. differences between those neutral- In the seven-year history of ington throw the ball. in their 37-26 loss at home. For cornerback Kyle Fuller, a site games and this one: The Yel- the ACC championship game, “Really, we’re focused on the run “He hurt us on some plays last defensive leader and signal caller, low Jackets are Virginia Tech’s the Hokies have represented the and that’s what we want to stop,” year,” Beamer said. “He’s run (the the added time has been especially chief rival in the Atlantic Coast division ive times, Georgia Tech Gouviea-Winslow said. “I think if offense) enough where he feels very helpful. Conference Coastal Division and twice. we can get them to pass the ball … comfortable in it and I think there’s “It is deinitely a little bit more the Hokies are playing at home. “It doesn’t get any harder than that’s where we’ll have the advan- no question about his ability to run dificult than going against a regu- Add two consecutive losses to this. This is a team that, if we tage. Put the ball in the air; give that offense. He’s hit some big pass- lar offense just because of how end last season, and Logan Thom- don’t win, they win the division, us an opportunity for turnovers, es against us last year throwing the unique this offense is,” he said. as and company are raring to go. so that shows how important this incomplete passes, loss of downs. ball.” “You have to be very focused on “Somebody asked me earlier game is,” Fuller said. “The coach- I wouldn’t be surprised if they The Hokies hope to force him to the key reads and things like that, today. ‘Does coming off the last es have put that in our head … so came out and tried to throw the try to do it again on Monday night. www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Sunday, September 2, 2012 A7 Volunteers beat NC State 35-21 ATLANTA (AP) — Derek Dool- tin Hunter on the other side of the Bray’s long pass to Rogers started Fan dies after fall from ey says he knows Tennessee fans field. the Vols’ scoring surge. are eager to grasp any sign that the “When you’ve got 6-foot-4 on On the Wolfpack’s first play after upper level of Ga. Dome Vols are ready to return to glory. either side and running like they Rogers’ touchdown, Glennon was The coach said his team’s open- do, that puts a lot of stress on a de- moving back from the 19-yard line ATLANTA (AP) — A 20-year-old man from Ten- ing win wasn’t such a sign. It was fense,” O’Brien said. when he was hit by Curt Maggitt nessee who plunged about 35 feet from the upper just a good first step. Tennessee (1-0) scored 16 points level of the Georgia Dome and struck another fan Cordarrelle Patterson scored two on two touchdowns and a safety in and fumbled out of the end zone for during the Tennessee-North Carolina State game has first-quarter touchdowns — one a a span of 38 seconds late in the first a safety. died, authorities said Saturday. 41-yard catch, the second a 67-yard quarter. On Tennessee’s next play, Patter- The man fell on another fan seated in the mezza- run — and Tennessee beat North Mike Glennon threw four inter- son ran 67 yards — first running nine area during the game Friday evening, The Geor- Carolina State 35-21 on Friday ceptions with one touchdown for left and then crossing the field to gia World Congress Center Authority, which operates the downtown football stadium, said in a statement. night in the opening game for both North Carolina State (0-1). his right for his second touchdown. teams. A 20-year-old man was taken to a Investigator Leon Harrison at the Fulton County The Wolfpack answered with “It’s one game,” Dooley said. “I hospital after falling approximately Medical Examiner’s Ofice told The Associated Press already know you are going to say 35 feet from the upper level of the a 67-yard drive capped by James early Saturday that Isaac Grubb of Lenoir City, Tenn., we were there, we’re on our way. Georgia Dome. Washington’s 2-yard run. Washing- was pronounced dead Friday night, minutes before It’s one game. It really doesn’t The Georgia World Congress ton hit the line, remained on his midnight, at an Atlanta hospital. mean anything other than we won Center Authority, which operates feet and bounced into the end zone He said the man had fallen about 35 feet and ap- peared to have suffered injuries from blunt force the first game.” the downtown football stadium, for the only touchdown of the sec- Patterson helped make it a suc- said in a statement that the man fell trauma. ond quarter. “He passed away at the hospital,” Harrison told AP cessful start to Dooley’s third sea- on another fan seated in the mez- The Vols were denied a touch- by telephone, adding an autopsy was planned Satur- son, following a 5-7 finish in 2011, zanine area. down late in the first half when a re- day morning. when the Vols were last in the The fan who was hit while seated Harrison said the other fan was a man who was Southeastern Conference’s Eastern was taken to a hospital. view confirmed the officials’ ruling that Bray fumbled when he reached subsequently treated at another Atlanta hospital and Division at 1-7. Wolfpack cornerback David Am- released. He had no further details on the man’s iden- Patterson, a 6-foot-3 wide receiv- erson, who led the nation and set the ball across the line while try- tity or his condition. er who transferred from Hutchin- an ACC record with 13 intercep- ing to score. N.C. State linebacker Jennifer LeMaster, a spokeswoman for the Geor- son (Kan.) Community College, tions in 2011, was beaten for two Rickey Dowdy recovered the fum- gia World Congress Center Authority, told AP before played like a star in his Tennessee long touchdown passes. ble, despite the protests from Ten- the death was conirmed by Harrison that she had no debut. Patterson had six catches for Amerson gave up the 41-yard nessee fans and players. information beyond the authority’s initial statement. 93 yards as the Vols won the Chick- pass from Tyler Bray to Patterson She said, however, the authority was expected to re- An 8-yard touchdown run by Ra- fil-A Kickoff game. for the Vols’ first touchdown and lease more information Saturday afternoon. “He’s got a chance to be one of a 72-yard pass from Bray to Zach jion Neal and a 20-yard field goal by The authority had said the fall occurred about 8:30 the best in the league,” Vols line- Rogers later in the first quarter. Michael Palardy in the third quar- p.m. Friday night during the game in which Tennes- backer Dontavis Sapp said. “On the 72-yarder I thought I ter pushed the Vols’ lead to 32-14. see beat North Carolina 35-21in the season opener Dooley said Patterson has more had help,” Amerson said, adding he The Wolfpack tried to rally in the for both teams. to learn. “just didn’t play well.” final quarter. Bryan Underwood The fall occurred a day after a 25-year-old fan tum- “I’m not sure he ran the right Bray completed 27 of 41 passes bled about 60 feet from a ifth-loor escalator at Reli- made a leaping, 5-yard touchdown ant Stadium in Houston during a preseason Houston route,” Dooley said of Patterson’s for 333 yards and two touchdowns catch from Glennon, but the senior touchdown catch. without an interception. Texans game. Jonathon Kelly died from the fall dur- quarterback threw his third inter- Patterson called his first game “It just came down to too many ing the Thursday night game against the Minnesota “just a great feeling” before he big plays that we gave up on de- ception later in the quarter. Vikings, and frantic witnesses called police to report seemed to confirm Dooley’s review. fense,” O’Brien said. “We turned Parlardy added a 35-yard field where his body had landed, police spokesman John goal in the fourth quarter. Cannon said. Police said the fall appeared to be an “I need to get the routes better the ball over too many times. … We accident. and continue to learn the offense,” have to find a way to get ourselves Marlin Lane led the Vols with 75 Last year, a ireighter attending a Texas Rangers Patterson said. back together, get our minds right yards rushing on nine carries. Neal game in Arlington died when he fell from the left Patterson was a surprise to the and win a football game.” was the workhorse with 22 carries ield stands while reaching for a baseball tossed his Wolfpack. Glennon was 27 of 46 for 288 for 53 yards. way by All-Star outielder Josh Hamilton. The man’s “We didn’t know a lot,” N.C. yards. Glennon’s fourth interception 9-year-old son witnessed the fall. A statue was later State coach Tom O’Brien said. “He “This is definitely a confidence- came with 5 seconds left as he dedicated at Rangers Ballpark to the man and his son, obviously is a heck of a player.” building win, especially with shut- and railings were raised throughout the park before O’Brien said Patterson’s height is ting down a great quarterback,” threw deep into the end zone. this season. especially difficult to defend when Vols safety Brian Randolph said. Attendance was 55,529, about the Vols lined up 6-4 receiver Jus- With N.C. State leading 7-6, 17,000 below a sellout. UNC: NCAA says no violations from AFAM probe CHAPEL HILL (AP) the football program. and 2011, though there are extend before the four-year ensure his eligibility for regularities in August 2011, — North Carolina says The school said the NCAA still ongoing AFAM probes. focus of its initial investiga- competition. two months before the the NCAA has reviewed ir- found no apparent violations One is a review of the tion. The State Bureau of In- school appeared before the regularities in an academic then and “reafirmed” that school’s investigation by a The school announced vestigation is also reviewing NCAA infractions commit- department and told univer- when the school updated panel for the UNC Board Martin’s investigation days whether there was fraud or tee and seven months before sity oficials it has found no the NCAA on its AFAM of Governors, who oversee after an incomplete tran- other criminal actions with- the NCAA issued sanctions rules violations so far. indings on Aug. 23. the 17-campus UNC public script for former football in the department. on the football program In a statement Friday, the NCAA spokeswoman Sta- system. star Julius Peppers surfaced In Friday’s statement, the without mentioning the school said NCAA and UNC cey Osburn conirmed the Another is led by former on the university’s website. school also said the NCAA AFAM problems. oficials jointly reviewed university’s statement in an Gov. Jim Martin and is try- It showed Peppers, who said there were no “student- The school said Friday problems in the Depart- email and said there was ing to determine how far played from 1999-2001, athlete eligibility issues” it has provided its May re- ment of African and Afro- nothing to add at this time. back the AFAM problems made some of his highest connected to the AFAM port to the NCAA and “will American Studies last fall In May, the school found might go. The school ac- grades in the AFAM depart- problems. continue to keep the NCAA during the NCAA’s ongoing fraud and poor oversight knowledged in its May re- ment where he was major- The school said it irst informed as developments probe of violations within in 54 classes between 2007 port that misconduct could ing, which could’ve helped notiied the NCAA of the ir- warrant.” Elon From Page A6 time, and he wasn’t spotted on ries unless they’re season-ending demic misconduct, which led to after the reputation-bruising scan- the UNC sideline when the team ones — it was hard to script a bet- the iring of Butch Davis just before dal, which might’ve helped explain yards and 12 touchdowns last came out for the second half. season, becoming the irst UNC ter start on the ield for the Tar last year’s training camp and forced the large number of empty seats. player to rush for 1,000 yards in By that point, however, the Tar Heels under their third coach in as the Tar Heels to play under interim And with droves of fans departing a season since 1997. The sopho- Heels led 41-0 for their highest- many seasons. Fedora left Southern coach Everett Withers last season. by halftime, the second-half setting more tailback was en route to a scoring irst half in three years. Mississippi to take over a program North Carolina opened the year looked more like a spring game in huge day before heading to the Bernard’s uncertain status aside reeling from an NCAA investiga- knowing it won’t be eligible for a an empty stadium instead of a sea- locker room shortly before half- — Fedora doesn’t talk about inju- tion of improper beneits and aca- bowl game due to NCAA sanctions son opener. Error From Page A6 “A lot of people bend, fourth, and Chen was in grounder and got a visit Phil Hughes (13-11, 4.02). tor later and have another but don’t break,” Showalter control. from pitching coach Larry … Girardi said LHP Andy bullpen session soon. … Ro- and then threw two quick said. “It’s not one of those But the Orioles missed Rothschild, all in the irst Pettitte (broken left ankle) driguez (broken left hand) strikes to Jeter before walk- things that we’re going to a chance to score more by inning. came through ine after a could rejoin the Yankees ing him, forcing home the dwell on. This could have grounding into three dou- Phelps lexed his shoul- throwing session Friday. when they open a series tying run. been. That should have ble plays, keeping the Yan- ders and pawed at the Pettitte was to see a doc- Monday at Tampa Bay. “You know Jete’s not go- been. That would have kees in the game. mound after hitting Chris ing to panic,” Girardi said. been.” Boone Logan (6-2) Davis to begin the second. Nick Swisher followed with a hard, one-hopper “We understand that. pitched two scoreless in- Rothschild again visited the Have your photos of that ate up Hardy, who leads These guys will turn the nings and Rafael Soriano uneasy rookie after Manny major league shortstops in page,” he said. worked the ninth for his Machado’s RBI single. community events, ielding percentage, and the The Orioles were perched 35th save in 38 chances. NOTES: The Houston Yankees took the lead. shoulder-to-shoulder on Chen set down the irst Astros claimed Yankees celebrations, milestones “I think he’s the best the dugout railing for the 11 batters before Robinson INF Brandon Laird on and more included in the shortstop in the league. I irst pitch. Playoff contend- Cano poked an 0-2 pitch for waivers. … Phelps was do,” Orioles manager Buck ers for the irst time in 15 an opposite-ield homer to pulled in the ifth after his weekly edition of the Showalter said. “I don’t years, they were clearly left, his 28th. sixth walk. He issued three even think twice about it.” playing a big game. Chen mixed speeds right walks in August, spanning Surry Scene Baltimore had won six of They started out well, away, showing Swisher a 68 19 2-3 innings. … Phelps seven, and was looking to too. mph curve in the irst in- made a snap throw to pick trim the Yankees’ division Left ielder Nate ning and following with a off Mark Reynolds at irst lead to one game. Rather McLouth and right ielder 92 mph fastball. base in the third. Phelps than having a chance to pull Nick Markakis made nifty Yankees starter David picked off two Texas run- even Sunday, the Orioles diving catches on the irst Phelps looked out of sorts. ners in a game last month. need a win to avoid losing two Yankees batters. Matt He walked two, made a wild … RHP Chris Tillman (7-2, ground on their trip to the Wieters homered to give pickoff throw, gave up a run 3.26 ERA) starts for the Bronx. Baltimore a 3-0 lead in the on McLouth’s double-play Orioles on Sunday vs. RHP Atlanta From Page A6 7. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 185.22. 28. (56) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 183.37. 8. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 185.139. 29. (38) David Gilliland, Ford, 183.364. Michael McDowell, Josh Wise, Ste- 9. (20) Joey Logano, Toyota, 185.084. 30. (15) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 183.333. 10. (9) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, 185.053. 31. (30) David Stremme, Toyota, 183.037. phen Leicht and Mike Bliss failed to 11. (5) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 184.997. 32. (21) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 182.886. make the 43-car ield. 12. (99) Carl Edwards, Ford, 184.929. 33. (42) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, 182.759. 13. (43) Aric Almirola, Ford, 184.874. 34. (49) Jason Leler, Toyota, 182.675. NASCAR-Sprint Cup-AdvoCare 500 Lineup 14. (34) David Ragan, Ford, 184.738. 35. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 182.627. 15. (22) Sam Hornish Jr., Dodge, 184.609. 36. (95) Scott Speed, Ford, 182.549. By The Associated Press 16. (51) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 184.566. 37. (87) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, 182.38. After Friday qualifying; race Sunday Be sure to identify everyone in the photo, 17. (39) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 184.48. 38. (91) Reed Sorenson, Toyota, 182.189. At Atlanta Motor Speedway 18. (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 184.425. 39. (23) Scott Riggs, Chevrolet, 182.141. including the date, time and other information. Hampton, Ga. 19. (13) Casey Mears, Ford, 184.082. 40. (83) Landon Cassill, Toyota, Owner Points. Email to: [email protected] Lap length: 1.54 miles 20. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 184.07. 41. (93) Travis Kvapil, Toyota, Owner Points. (Car number in parentheses) 21. (2) Brad Keselowski, Dodge, 184.058. 42. (32) T.J. Bell, Ford, Owner Points. Mail or come by our offi ce at: 1. (14) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 186.121 mph. 22. (36) Dave Blaney, Chevrolet, 183.747. 43. (37) J.J. Yeley, Chevrolet, 182.069. 319 N. Renfro Street, Mount Airy, NC 27030 2. (16) Greg Bile, Ford, 185.648. 23. (10) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, 183.673. Failed to Qualify 3. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 185.493. 24. (29) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 183.643. 44. (98) Michael McDowell, Ford, 181.776. 4. (17) Matt Kenseth, Ford, 185.319. 25. (47) Bobby Labonte, Toyota, 183.509. 45. (26) Josh Wise, Ford, 181.39. 5. (24) Jef Gordon, Chevrolet, 185.307. 26. (31) Jef Burton, Chevrolet, 183.412. 46. (33) Stephen Leicht, Chevrolet, 181.283. 6. (55) Mark Martin, Toyota, 185.232. 27. (78) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, 183.388. 47. (19) Mike Bliss, Toyota, 180.651. 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Jacquelene Bigar’s HOROSCOPE HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Monday, music. Sept. 3, 2012: VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ZITS Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman This year you will develop a key HHHH Though there are many relationship, if you do not have one celebrations and parties going on, already. This bond could be profes- you most enjoy being with one special sional or personal. If you are single, partner. You might start out having a you will long for more. Your high very lively discussion, but everything energy creates endurance and follow- will end well. Afterward, the need through. Once you commit to a project to revive your opinions comes up. or a situation, it is as good as done. Tonight: Chat with a dear friend. If you are attached, the two of you LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) become much closer. You appreciate HHHHH Others come forward your sweetie even more. Use care before you have a chance to say or when dealing with others and with do anything. This popularity could be your funds; the combination could be overwhelming yet delightful. Oddly problematic. ARIES pushes you to the enough, you might just decide to cel- max. ebrate at home. Curb spending if pos- The Stars Show the Kind of Day sible. Tonight: Allow someone else to You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; run the show. THE FAMILY CIRCUS 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) CONCEPTIS SUDOKU ARIES (March 21-April 19) HHHH Whether you’re the one in Bil Keane HHHHH You have a lot of enthusi- charge of flipping burgers or you’re by Dave Green asm. You speak your mind clearly and just filling in for someone, you will be adroitly, and others listen. A friend or busy. That kind of activity does not partner could be somewhat angry, so necessarily mean you won’t have fun. be careful — you could be the one on Listen to what is happening around a the receiving end of this person’s fury. key situation. You might revise your Talk about being in the wrong place thinking. Tonight: Enjoy yourself. at the wrong time! Tonight: Flip the SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) burger. HHHHH You plunge right into the TAURUS (April 20-May 20) happenings around you. Going from HHH Cut back if you can. Count one to another, you could be pushed on being less dominant than usual. to maintain an even balance. Use care Your instincts might be right-on about with your spending, but allow yourself money, but make it a point to take to dote on a specific person. Tonight: a risk only on the level at which you You could go into the wee hours. can take a loss. Someone reaches CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) out for you, but this person doesn’t HHH A very assertive friend could know whether or not you’re available. push your buttons. You might want to Tonight: Just be you. stay close to home. Invite a few friends GEMINI (May 21-June 20) over, and request that each person HHHHH Join friends for a Labor bring a favorite dessert. Make it easier DENNIS THE MENACE Day get-together. You still have time to for yourself. Your mind keeps drift- Hank Ketchum catch up on news from someone you ing to a personal matter. Tonight: Let rarely see. Don’t worry so much about everything unwind at its own pace. this person’s reaction. You might AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) have left with angry words, but do not HHHH You could be drawn to a expect to be greeted like that. Tonight: very different type of holiday celebra- Go for the last hurrah! tion. Someone you admire might be CANCER (June 21-July 22) pushing you. Refuse to get into a con- HHHH Take charge and help flict right now. Honor who you are, and someone who is carrying quite a bur- listen to your instincts. Tonight: Enjoy den. Your instincts serve you well with the moment. an older friend or relative. A child or PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) loved one could be very bold. Rethink HHH Keep reaching out for some- how you deal with his or her auda- one at a distance. You could be ciousness. Tonight: Let the good times overtired, but when you think of this roll. person, you’ll become revitalized. A LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) spending spree might be inevitable HHHH Take off if you can, just for with all the sales going on. Keep the the day. You could enjoy going to a receipts — you could change your Labor Day celebration out of town and mind later. Tonight: Treat yourself as visiting some friends you don’t see well. often. You will enjoy the change, and you also will have time to consider an Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet important decision. Tonight: Follow the at www.jacquelinebigar.com.

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Bites could have come TW 6 pm 6:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 11 pm 11:30 Dish DirecTV Old Christine Friends Friends Scrubs < Jawbreaker ++ (1998, Suspense) Rebecca Gayheart, Chad Christ, Rose Cold Case Law & Order WCWG 5 3 20 20 McGowan. A group of teenagers accidentally kill the prom queen. Stephen Tompkinson's Australian Lark Rise to Candleford A storm causes Last Chance to See "Kakapo" Masterpiece "Inspector Lewis: The Gift of Promise" A Architect Robert EastEnders EastEnders from previous customer, WUNL 4 4 26 26 Balloon Adventure the revelation of a secret romance. bludgeoning could be part of a blackmail scheme. A.M Carolina Vein ABC World News ABC Fall Preview Take a sneak peek at Once Upon "7:15 a.m." Mary Margaret TV's Most Dynamic Duos A countdown of TV couples with amazing chemistry. HollyScoop Paid Program WXLV 10 7 45 45 Specialists With David Muir ABC's Fall Primetime line up. (N) and David grapple with unrequited love. (N) Int'l Fellowship Manna Fest With Voice of Victim to Victory Jack Van Impe Joseph Prince Truth for Today Embassy Love Worth Tommy Bates TCT Alive not poor cleaning skills WLXI 61 8 61 Perry Stone Deliverance Ministries Empowerment Finding WFMY News 2 at CBS Sunday 60 Minutes Big Brother The Good Wife Kalinda receives The Mentalist The team investigates a WFMY News 2 at Criminal Minds WFMY 2 9 2 2 Dear Annie: house because 6:00pm Evening News unwanted attention from the IRS. photographer's death. 11:00pm "Blood Hungry" Fox 8 News at 6:00 PM American Dad Cleveland Show Simpsons "How I Simpsons "Beware Family Guy Family Guy "Cool Fox 8 News :45 Fox 8 Sports 30 Rock 30 Rock My friend is a he can’t bear to WGHP 8 10 8 8 massage thera- part with them "Jesus Walks" Wet Your Mother" My Cheating Bart" "Forget-Me-Not" Hand Peter" Saturday WXII 12 News NBC Nightly News Dateline NBC America's Got Talent The 12 eliminated acts return for one last chance. America's Got Talent Three acts WXII 12 News Attorneys on Call pist. She had or because the WXII 12 11 12 12 advance to the top six. been offering job is too over- Without a Trace "True" The Big Bang "The The Big Bang Numb3rs "Thirty-Six Hours" The team The Unit "Stress" The unit recovers a Paid Program According to Jim Jack Van Impe Paid Program WMYV 6 15 48 48 me discounted whelming? Ask Pirate Solution" Theory investigates when two trains collide. fallen Chinese satellite. "Hoosier Daddy" professional gently whether he 5:30 Leverage Leverage "The 10 Li'l Grifters Job" < E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial +++ (1982, Sci-Fi) Drew Barrymore, Dee Wallace, Henry Thomas. A Leverage The Leverage team takes Leverage "The Van Gogh Job" The WGPX 9 16 16 massages in would like your young boy forms a special bond with a stranded alien. down a corrupt PR consultant. team is on the trail of a lost Van Gogh. her home for help packing up FAM 18 < Toy Story +++ ('95, Animated) Voices of Tim Allen, Don Rickles, Tom Hanks. < Toy Story 2 +++ ('99, Ani) Voices of Tim Allen, Kelsey Grammer, Tom Hanks. < Toy Story 2 +++ ('99, Ani) Voices of Tim Allen, Kelsey Grammer, Tom Hanks. 180 311 months, and I these things (not HSN 20 CSC Studio Electronic Connection Sealy Mattress no!no! Professional Hair Removal Electronic Connection Electronic Connection 222 240 finally took her “getting rid” of QVC 21 Serta Dyson Cleaning It Cosmetics Dyson Cleaning Susan Graver Style It Cosmetics 226 408 CNBC 23 Paid Program Paid Program Debt do Us Part Wall St. Journal The Diamond Rush Ripping Off Pill Poppers American Greed: The Fugitives Crime Inc. "Hollywood Robbery" 208 355 up on it. The them). If he has < massage was children, perhaps NICK 24 SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob SpongeBob Rags (2012, Comedy) Max Schneider, Avan Jogia, Keke Palmer. Yes, Dear Yes, Dear Friends Friends 170 299 CNN 25 CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom Teddy: In His Own Words Chronicles the remarkable life of Senator Kennedy. CNN Newsroom Teddy: In His Own Words 200 202 fantastic. Later they would like LIFE 26 5:00 < Murder on the 13th Floor < An Officer and a Murderer ('12) Laura Harris, Rossif Sutherland, Gary Cole. < Drew Peterson: Untouchable ('12, Dra) Kaley Cuoco, Cara Buono, Rob Lowe. < An Officer and a Murderer 108 252 that night, how- to go through her A&E 27 Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars Storage Wars 118 265 ever, I found belongings and DISC 29 Survivorman "Mexican Desert Island" Survivor "Mexican Desert Island pt.2" Survivorman "Norwegian Mountains" One Car Too Far "Mountain" Yukon Men "Hunt or Starve" One Car Too Far "Mountain" 182 278 many fleabites select items that TBS 30 5:45 < The Heartbreak Kid ++ ('07) Malin Akerman, Jerry Stiller, Ben Stiller. < Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby ++ ('06) Will Ferrell. :05 < Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby ++ ('06) Will Ferrell. 139 247 on my back, Annie’s Mailbox have meaning for BET 31 5:30 < Madea's Family Reunion ++ ('06) Maya Angelou, Tyler Perry. Sunday Best (SF) (N) Sunday Best (SF) (N) Sunday Best Sunday Best 124 329 arms and legs. I Advice them. If he seems ESPN2 32 5:00 NHRA Drag Racing U.S. Nationals Baseball Tonight (L) MLB Baseball Chicago White Sox vs. Detroit Tigers Site: Comerica Park -- Detroit, Mich. (L) SportsCenter Gruden QB Camp 144 209 am certain I got Columnists reluctant, don’t ESPN 33 3:30 Football NASCAR Sprint Cup Countdown (L) NASCAR Auto Racing Advocare 500 Sprint Cup Series Site: Atlanta Motor Speedway -- Hampton, Ga. (L) SportsCenter 140 206 them from her press. You can BRAV 34 Wives NJ "Sit Down and Man Up" Housewives NJ "Pack Your Baggage" Housewives NJ "If This RV Is a Rockin" Housewives NJ "Whine Country" New Jersey Social (N) WatchWhat (N) New Jersey Social 129 273 4:00 < Tombstone +++ ('93, West) Into the West "Wheel to the Stars" Two brothers join an expedition to California. Hell on Wh "Scabs" Cullen must diffuse Br. Bad "Gliding Over All" Walt makes :05 Small Town :35 Breaking Bad house during ask again in a few AMC 35 130 254 Val Kilmer, Michael Biehn, Kurt Russell. an internal threat to the railroad. (N) a startling and dangerous decision. (N) Security (N) "Gliding Over All" our session. months. And once USA 36 Law & Order: S.V.U. "Totem" Law & Order: S.V.U. "Mask" Law & Order: S.V.U. "Bang" Law & Order: S.V.U. "Behave" Law & Order: S.V.U. "Merchandise" White Collar "Compromising Positions" 105 242 My friend has suggested you get started, please don’t CMT 37 Movie < Delta Farce ++ ('07, Act) Glenn Morshower, Larry the Cable Guy, Bill Engvall. :45 Ron White: They Call Me Tater Salad < Delta Farce ++ ('07, Act) Glenn Morshower, Larry the Cable Guy, Bill Engvall. 166 327 that I continue coming to her appear to be overly eager. You COM 38 5:50 < Dumb and Dumber ++ (1994, Comedy) Jeff Daniels, Lauren Holly, Jim Carrey. Tosh.O Tosh.O :35 Tosh.O :05 Tosh.O :35 Tosh.O :10 Tosh.O :40 Futurama 107 249 house to work on my sore must treat this situation with VH1 39 4:30 < Honey 2 ('11) Katerina Graham. Love and Hip-Hop "Reunion Part 1" Big Ang Big Ang Big Ang (N) Single Ladies "Finally" Love and Hip-Hop "Reunion Part 1" Big Ang 162 335 back, and frankly, I’d love to do the respect it deserves. MTV 40 The Hills The Hills :15 The Hills :45 The Hills :15 The Hills Awkward Awkward One Direction The Inbetweeners Comedy Presents Snooki JWoww 160 331 it. But the thought of getting Dear Annie: I sympathize CSPAN 41 2:00 WA Week Newsmakers Washington This Week Q & A House of Common Road to the Whitehouse Q & A 210 350 bitten by fleas again turns my with “All in the Family,” whose SYFY 42 < Land of the Lost ++ ('09, Adventure) Anna Friel, Jorma Taccone, Will Ferrell. < The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian +++ ('08) Ben Barnes. Four children fight to restore a kingdom to an heir. < Land of the Lost ++ Will Ferrell. 122 244 stomach and will not make for husband is in charge of sell- NICKJR 44 To Be Announced Go, Diego, Go! Bubble Guppies Bubble Guppies Dora the Explorer Team Umizoomi Ni Hao, Kai-lan Ni Hao, Kai-lan 169 298 a very relaxing experience. ing his parents’ home. I had FXSS 46 5:00 MLB Baseball Philadelphia Phillies vs. Atlanta Braves (L) Braves Post-game Braves Post-game WPT Poker Streetball Ball Up WPT Poker 420 646 I don’t want to confront her the same responsibility some SPIKE 47 5:40 Bar Rescue :45 Bar Rescue "Bar Fight" :50 Bar Rescue "Broke Black Sheep" Bar Rescue "Tiki Curse" :10 Bar Rescue "Mystique or Murder?" :15 Bar Rescue "Murphy's Mess" 168 262 with the flea business, because years ago. TLC 48 Hoarding "Twenty of Everything" Hoarding "Just Tear It Down" Hoarding "A Humongous Secret" Hoarding "It's My Junk" (N) Hoarding "Where Are They Now?" Hoarding: Buried Alive "It's My Junk" 183 280 < +++ < ++ she’s the type who would be I immediately engaged a TNT 49 Movie Ocean's Eleven (2001, Crime Story) Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, George Clooney. Leverage "The Real Fake Car Job" (N) Leverage "The Real Fake Car Job" Men in Black II ('02) Will Smith. 138 245 CaughtCam "Armed and Dangerous" CaughtCamera "Help Is on the Way" Caught on Camera "Very Bad Day" Trafficked "Slavery in America" Sex Slaves "Motor City Teens" Lockup "Raw: Pushing the Limits" both offended and defensive. Realtor I knew was fair, honest MSNBC 50 209 356 and effective. 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As mom’s friend for $1,000 less FMC 630 133 258 much as you don’t want to of- than the asking price. Mom’s Horton Hears a ... woman becomes part of a secret government team. woman becomes part of a secret government team. +++ ('08) Steve Carell, Jim Carrey. fend your friend, you need to friend was delighted, my sib- CSN NCAA Football Auburn vs. Clemson Talkin Football NCAA Football Michigan vs. Alabama 642 tell her because it affects her lings were relieved, and the PREMIUM CHANNELS DISN 19 A.N.T. Farm A.N.T. Farm A.N.T. Farm A.N.T. Farm Code 9 Jessie Jessie Jessie Babysit/ Vampire Babysit/ Vampire Austin and Ally Austin and Ally 172 290 business. Be as gentle as you Realtor was satisfied. But if I < +++ < +++ < + hadn’t already had the inde- ENC 635 5:00 Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers ('02) Elijah Wood. True Lies (1994, Action) Arnold Schwarzenegger, Tom Arnold, Jamie Lee Curtis. 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It might re- tions. — Use a Professional 4:20 < Dear Use: SHOW 728 Real Steel Web Therapy Weeds Episodes Dexter "Get Gellar" Homeland "Crossfire" Weeds Web Therapy Weeds Web Therapy 318 537 move some of the sting if you Your siblings TMC 745 :20 < The Joneses ('09, Com/Dra) Demi Moore, Amber Heard, David Duchovny. < The Rock +++ (1996, Action) Nicolas Cage, Ed Harris, Sean Connery. < Faster ('10) Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson. 327 544 suggest that the bites were the were less antagonistic than STARZ 750 5:05 < The Thomas Crown Affair Boss "Through And Through" Boss "Ablution" < Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl +++ ('03) Geoffrey Rush, Johnny Depp. Boss 350 520 result of a previous customer “Family’s.” But we agree that rather than her cleaning skills. an independent appraisal is Dear Annie: I am living necessary to know what a fair with a man whose wife died asking price is. Thanks for say- MONDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 3 TW - Time Warner three years ago. 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Football (L) College Football Live (L) NCAA Football Georgia Tech vs. Virginia Tech (L) SportsCenter 140 206 BRAV 34 Real Housewives "This Party Is Toast" Housewives "All How Well You Spin It" Housewives "Pirate Booty Call" (N) Real Housewives "Slutty Island" (N) Gallery Girls "I'm Not Sorry" (N) The Real Housewives "Slutty Island" 129 273 3:45 < The Good, the Bad and the Ugly ++++ ('66, Western) Lee Van Cleef, < Thunderbolt and Lightfoot +++ (1974, Crime Story) Jeff Bridges, George Kennedy, Clint < Joe Kidd ++ ('72) Robert Duvall, Clint Eastwood. A AMC 35 130 254 Eli Wallach, Clint Eastwood. Three men search to find a cache of stolen gold. Eastwood. A retired thief searches for his stashed loot. bounty hunter is hired to track down revolutionaries. USA 36 NCIS "Ravenous" NCIS: Los Angeles WWE Monday Night Raw WWE Monday Night Raw WWE Monday Night Raw :05 < Fast & Furious ++ Vin Diesel. 105 242 CMT 37 Reba Reba Reba Reba Cowboys Cheerleaders Cowboys Cheerleaders Cowboys Cheerleaders Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders 166 327 COM 38 :55 Colbert Report The Daily Show :05 Insanity :50 Futurama :15 Jeff Dunham: Arguing With Myself :20 Spark of Insanity Join Jeff Dunham and his dummies for comedic relief. Jeff Dunham: Arguing With Myself 107 249 VH1 39 Atlanta "Smoke and Mirrors" Love and Hip-Hop "Reunion Part 1" Love and Hip-Hop "Reunion Part 2" (N) T.I. and Tiny (N) T.I. and Tiny (N) Love and Hip-Hop "Reunion Part 2" T.I. and Tiny T.I. and Tiny 162 335 MTV 40 Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridic. Top10 Ridiculousness The Inbetweeners WakeBrothers Guy Code 160 331 CSPAN 41 5:00 U.S. House of Representatives Politics & Public Policy Today 210 350 SYFY 42 4:30 < Stake Land < Blade II ++ (2002, Action) Kris Kristofferson, Norman Reedus, Wesley Snipes. < Daybreakers ++ ('09, Action) Ethan Hawke, Harriet Minto-Day, Jay Laga'aia. < Stake Land ('10, Hor) Connor Paolo. 122 244 NICKJR 44 Dora the Explorer Team Umizoomi Fresh Beat Band Olivia Mike the Knight Team Umizoomi Dora the Explorer Dora the Explorer Go, Diego, Go! Go, Diego, Go! Pocoyo Ni Hao, Kai-lan 169 298 FXSS 46 Monster Truck Spotlight NCAA Football Classics Hawaii vs. USC WPT Poker 420 646 SPIKE 47 Movie < Jurassic Park III ++ (2001, Sci-Fi) William H. Macy, Téa Leoni, Sam Neill. :45 < Jurassic Park +++ (1993, Sci-Fi) Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum, Sam Neill. Genetically re-created dinosaurs escape captivity. 168 262 TLC 48 Little People "Battle for the Farm" Little People "Amy's 50th Birthday" Little People "Down Under" (N) United Bates (N) United Bates (N) 19 Kids "Duggars Down the Aisle" Little People "Down Under" 183 280 TNT 49 Rizzoli & Isles "Cuts Like a Knife" Rizzoli "Melt My Heart to Stone" Major Crimes "Medical Causes" Major Crimes (N) Perception "Kilimanjaro" (N) M.Crimes "The Ecstasy and the Agony" 138 245 MSNBC 50 PoliticsNation Hardball With Chris Matthews The Ed Show The Rachel Maddow Show Barack Obama Barack Obama 209 356 HIST 51 Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pickers "Guys and Dollhouses" Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Counting Cars Counting Cars 120 269 5:45 < Black Narcissus ++++ (1947, Drama) Jean Simmons, David Farrar, < The Palm Beach Story +++ ('42) Claudette Colbert. A :45 < My Brilliant Career ++++ (1979, Drama) Sam Neill, Robert Grubb, Judy < Shadows in TCM 57 132 256 Deborah Kerr. Tensions mount among nuns living in the Himalayas. married woman courts an eccentric millionaire. Davis. A child has great aspirations. Paradise ('86) FX 58 Two and Half Men Two and Half Men Two and Half Men Two and Half Men Two and Half Men Two and Half Men Two and Half Men Two and Half Men Two and Half Men Two and Half Men Two and Half Men Two and Half Men 137 248 FOXN 59 Special Report With Bret Baier FOX Report The O'Reilly Factor Special Report With Bret Baier On the Record The O'Reilly Factor 205 360 TOON 60 Regular Show Adventure Time Adventure Time AdventureTime (N) Regular Show (N) Annoying Ora (N) King of the Hill King of the Hill American Dad American Dad Family Guy Family Guy 176 296 HALL 62 < A Walton Thanksgiving Reunion ('93) Ralph Waite, Richard Thomas. < A Walton Easter ++ ('97) Michael Learned, Ralph Waite, Richard Thomas. Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier 185 312 ANPL 63 Call of Wildman Call of Wildman Call of Wildman Call of Wildman Call of Wildman Call of Wildman Call of Wildman Call of Wildman Call of Wildman Call of Wildman Call of Wildman Call of Wildman 184 282 INSP 68 The Waltons "The Sinner" The Waltons < Spencer's Mountain ++ (1963, Drama) Maureen O'Hara, James MacArthur, Henry Fonda. < Anne of Green Gables +++ ('85) Colleen Dewhurst, Megan Follows. 259 364 HGTV 69 House Hunters House Hunters House Hunters House Hunters Love It/List It "First Child, First House" Love It or List It "Battle for Bedrooms" House Hunters House Hunters Love It/List It "A Long Time Coming" 112 229 SS 71 In My Own Words Future Phenoms MLB Baseball Colorado Rockies vs. Atlanta Braves Site: Turner Field -- Atlanta, Ga. At Home Future Phenoms MLB Baseball Colorado vs Atlanta 437 649 E! 72 Kardashians "Mother's & Daughter's" Keeping Up With the Kardashians The Kardashians "Kardashian Therapy" The Kardashians "Kardashian Therapy" Married To Jonas Married To Jonas Chelsea Lately (N) Married To Jonas 114 236 TVL 73 The Exes The Exes :05 The Exes :45 The Exes :20 The Exes "He's Gotta Have It" Loves Ray Loves Ray Loves Ray Loves Ray King of Queens King of Queens 106 301 WE 74 Charmed "Death Takes a Halliwell" Charmed "Pre-Witched" Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls 2/2 Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls 128 260 VH1C 76 Married, Children Married, Children That Metal Show "Aerosmith" < The Doors +++ (1991, Biography) Meg Ryan, Frank Whaley, Val Kilmer. Behind the Music "Genesis" Pop-Up Videos Larry Sanders 163 337 WGN 77 30 Rock 30 Rock America's Funniest Home Videos America's Funniest Home Videos America's Funniest Home Videos WGN News at Nine America's Funniest Home Videos 239 307 STYLE 357 Gossip Girl "Hi, Society" Gossip Girl "Roman Holiday" Gossip Girl "School Lies" Gossip Girl Gossip Girl "The Blair Bitch Project" G. Girl "Desperately Seeking Serena" 115 235 5:00 < Lost in Space ++ ('98) Heather Graham, William :35 FXM Presents < Planet of the Apes ++ (2001, Sci-Fi) Tim Roth, Helena Bonham-Carter, Mark :20 FXM Presents < Planet of the Apes ++ ('01) Tim Roth, Mark Wahlberg. FMC 630 133 258 Hurt. A family is stranded on a desolate planet. Wahlberg. An astronaut crashes on a planet run by apes. An astronaut crashes on a planet run by apes. CSN SportsNite Football Fix To Be Announced To Be Announced Football Fix SportsNite 642 PREMIUM CHANNELS DISN 19 Austin and Ally Gravity Falls Jessie Jessie Shake It Up "Made in Japan" Shake It Up Babysit/ Vampire Phineas and Ferb Jessie A.N.T. Farm 172 290 ENC 635 Movie < Superman IV: The Quest for Peace ++ < The Green Hornet +++ ('11, Action) Jay Chou, Christoph Waltz, Seth Rogen. < Batman Returns +++ ('92) Danny DeVito, Michelle Pfeiffer, Michael Keaton. 340 526 WEST 641 :10 Gunsmoke "Honor Before Justice" :05 Bonanza "A Christmas Story" < Colorado ++ ('40) Roy Rogers. < China 9, Liberty 37 (1978, Satire) :45 < Ride the High Country ++++ ('62) Joel McCrea. 342 529 HBO 700 < Water for Elephants ++ ('11) Reese Witherspoon, Robert Pattinson. Real Time With Bill Maher < The Dilemma ++ ('10, Com/Dra) Kevin James, Winona Ryder, Vince Vaugn. Hard Knocks 300 501 MAX 715 Movie :45 < Little Fockers ++ ('10) Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller. Strike Back :50 Strike Back :40 Strike Back Strike Back :15 < Cowboys and Aliens +++ 310 512 SHOW 728 5:30 < The Twilight Saga: New Moon ++ ('09) Kristen Stewart. :55 < The Twilight Saga: Eclipse ++ ('10) Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart. Weeds Web Therapy Weeds Web Therapy 318 537 TMC 745 :15 < Swedish Auto (2006, Drama) January Jones, Gordon Bass, Lukas Haas. < Filth and Wisdom ++ ('08) Holly Weston, Eugene Hutz. < Burke and Hare ('10, Comedy) Tom Wilkinson, Bill Bailey. :05 < Brighton Rock ('10) Sam Riley. 327 544 STARZ 750 :15 < Zookeeper (2011, Comedy) Rosario Dawson, Leslie Bibb, Kevin James. Boss "Louder Than Words" Boss "Through And Through" Boss "Ablution" < Burlesque ++ (2010, Drama) Cher. 350 520 A10

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Submissions to the com- • The Photography Club • Open Jam is held munity calendar need to meets on the third Tues- every Friday at 7 p.m. be in writing and arrive day of every month. Each at the Willis Gap Com- or be brought into The meeting will have a brief munity Center, 144 The Mount Airy News office presentation, addressing Hollow Road, Ararat, Va. before 5 p.m. at at least areas in which the group For more information, call seven days before the event members have expressed Mary Dellenback Hill at should appear in the news- an interest. Following the (276) 251-9906. paper. The calendar runs discussion, there will be • Dobson Rescue Squad each Sunday. Be sure to an opportunity for ques- Bingo will be held every include the full name and tions on the presentation Saturday. Doors will open Legals Miscellaneous (MERCH) Apartments/Townhouses (RENT) address of the event; the or other topics. There at 5 p.m. Early bingo will time, day and date of the also will be time to show begin at 6 p.m. with regu- INVITATION TO BID Labor Day Sale 2BR/1.5BA, $350M+$200D - Fresh Bulk Sausage Ex.Sage NO PETS 336-325-8761 event; and a contact phone photographs. Email to be lar packs at 7 p.m. Con Pursuant to N.C.G.S. 143-129, $3.39lb, 10lbs or more for $2 number in case our staff placed on the email list for cessions will be available. Surry County is accepting 2BR/1BA Twin Oaks Apt Pilot lb Mountain Man,Cana VA $425 336-325-0978 has any questions. Infor- meeting information and All proceeds benefit the sealed bids for the purchase of one (1) Type III, Class One (4 RECREATIONAL VEHICLES mation may be mailed to: topics, Robert Merritt at rescue squad to assist in x 2), Configuration A ambu- The Mount Airy News, [email protected] daily operations. lance. Bids will be accepted at 319 N. Renfro St., Mount or Hobart Jones at sum- • The Uptown Gallery the Surry County Purchasing AUTOMOTIVE Department, 118 Hamby Road, Airy, NC 27030; faxed to [email protected], or Group and Art Studio Suite 334, Dobson, NC 27017 Autos (AUTO) 789-2816; or emailed to call Hobart Jones at 710- School will host Creative until 4:00 p.m., EDT, Septem- mtacalendar@heartland- 0139. Meetings take place Mondays and Fridays, an ber 20, 2012 at which time the 03 Toyota Land Cruiser 4x4 publications.com. in the downstairs class- informal working group bids will be opened publicly. V8, rear entertainment, tow Ongoing No electronic or faxed bids will package, GPS, 82K,Loaded. room of the Andy Griffith for new and established be accepted. Sealed bids may $21,000 Call 336-710-8945 • Meetings will be held Playhouse at 7 p.m. artists. Those interested be hand-delivered, mailed or What Do You Want? each Thursday at Bojan- • Mother’s Commu- should bring an art project delivered by private courier (ie: UPS or FedEx). Late bids will Pawn & Gun gles from 6 to 8 p.m. for nity Connection is for to work on, supplies and a not be opened. Copies of spe- Over 150 Guns To Choose From those healing from a bro- parents with concerns in refreshment. Sessions will cifications may be obtained ALSO UNIQUE AND AFFORDABLE JEWELRY, ken marriage. education, discipline and be held Mondays from 10 from the Surry County Pur- FREE LAYAWAY • EVERY DAY IS BLACK FRIDAY! chasing Agent at the above ad- 642 N. Andy Griffi th Pkwy. Past Mall & • Jam sessions will be family fun. Learn about a.m. to 5 p.m. and Fridays dress, by phone at (336) 401- Patterson Toyota, on right before light. 00534607 held every Friday from 7 to nutrition, healthy liv- from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 8203 (8:15-5:00 Mon.-Fri.) or BIG SALE! 336-789-8300 10 p.m. at the Willis Gap ing, raising a family on a the studio school on West by e-mail at House For Rent (RENT) - [email protected]. The Community Center. Jam budget and more. Group Pine Street. There is no Will buy junk cars. 351-5223 1BR Appl NO PETS, Ararat, County encourages participa- $175 and up if complete mers of all skill levels are sessions are held every cost, but donations to the tion by small, minority, dis- VA, $350M+D 276-251-1457 invited to attend. Enjoy a Thursday from 10:30 a.m. Uptown Gallery are appre- abled, and woman-owned Trucks (AUTO) businesses. The County of 3BR/2.5BA in private area. night of fun, food, friends to noon at Surry SCAN. ciated. For more informa- $800 + $800 deposit Ref. req. - Surry reserves the right to re- 1987 Nissan Pathfinder. and fellowship while hear For more information, call tion, contact Cassie Snow ject any and/or all bids. 4 cylinder, w/5 speed. 336-368-8896 ing bluegrass, old-time, Heather Hunter at 789- at 325-5219. Runs good. Good Tires. $900 Very Nice 2BR/1BA all appl country and gospel music. 0111 ext. 221. • GriefShare is a bi- Publish: Sept. 2, 2012 336-356-9123 inc, $500M+D In City 336-416- 7304 Admission is free. • New MOMS (Moth- weekly support group ANNOUNCEMENTS REAL ESTATE SALES • The Wings of Glory ers of Many Seasons) for people grieving the MANUFACTURED HOUSING Christian Bikers Ministry Ministry, open to area death of someone. Learn Wanted (ANNOUNCE) will meet the first Friday ladies and their children, valuable information that Rentals (MANUFACTURED) Wanted Dead or Alive Skyline Memory Gardens night of each month at starts Thursday. The will help. The program junked cars, trucks, motorcy- Two Plots for the price of one 3BR Mobile homes $450/mo the Lantern in Dobson at group meets the first and is held at Calvary Baptist cles, lawn mowers and scrap Chimes C Lot 98D; Space NO PETS 336-429-9827 6 p.m. For more informa- third Thursdays monthly Church, 416 S. Franklin metals 336-480-6359 3 & 4, $900 for both! Call 786-8140 2 & 3BR Pinnacle area NO tion, call Tommy Freeman from 9 to 11 a.m. at Salem Road, Mount Airy, at 6:15 ANIMALS PETS 336-816-3448 or at 648-1566. Baptist Church, 430 Rock- p.m. on the first and third Commercial (REAL ESTATE) www.Bryantrental.com • The Mount Airy ford Road, Dobson. For Tuesday of each month. Automotive (SERV) Lawn Care Business For Sale 2 & 3 BR off Hwy 103 at Va Line no pets 276-251-5535 Public Library will have more information, contact For more information, call We buy Junk Cars for Call 336-374-8489 “Wii Wednesdays” begin- momsministrysbc@gmail. 786-4778. $175-$275 complete Condominiums (REAL ESTATE) 2BR/1BA, Rent to own, Cana, ning at 3:30 p.m. each com or 374-4419. • The Lambsburg Com- 336-352-3512 or $325M+D, 336-306-2278 336-401-0401 Wednesday. In order to • Voice of the Blue munity Center will host a Condos For Sale/Lease 2BR/2BA private lot. Pilot Mtn. play, players will have to Ridge is held every third GED classes on Tuesday Child / Elderly Care On Blue Ridge Parkway, No Pets 336-408-3945 - Fancy Gap, Big price reduc- have a library card in good Saturday at the Down and Thursday evenings tion. Starting at $29,000 3BR MH, in Cana VA, A/C W/D standing. Thursday nights town Cinema Theatre, with Sandra Sharp. All Central Methodist Like New Call 336-416-2573 $375M 336-415-1115 - are “Game Night” at the 142 N. Main St., Mount students are eligible to at Child Center Houses For Sale (REAL ESTATE) Claudville VA 2BR/1BA library starting at 6 p.m. Airy. The show starts at tend no matter where they $375M+D ap req. - - Look! Look! 336-325-8761 • The Surry Arts Coun 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $7 live. For more informa 3BR 2BA Modular home with cil presents clogging work- or free with a 2011 SAC tion, call Sandra Sharp at land. City water and sewer In Pilot Mtn Area shops and classes taught Season Pass and children (276) 236-9221 and Phil- $69,900 Call 789-0200 2BR/1BA,$350 336-371-0345 3BR/2BA,$550 336-337-5182 by Samantha Wilhelmi. 12 and younger free. For lip Berrier at 648-2078. Look! Look! These clogging lessons more information, contact (The class will be only be 4BR 4 Bath Modular home on Mobile home 2BR/2BA Siloam are perfect for all ages and the Surry Arts Council at taught if there is enough 3.8 Acres of land with in area $400 + dep no pets - Now taking applications: Ground swimming pool- Call 374-5785 dance abilities, from be 786-7998. interest.) Immediate openings - 789-0200 Mobile Homes & Lot spaces ginner to advanced. Work • The N.A.A.C.P. meets • Disabled American for 3 year old Full time avail. 336-371-0656,429-3666 shops will be held before every third Sunday of the Veterans holds monthly REAL ESTATE RENTALS children. 786-4416 MUST SEE, appl,HW the monthly Old-Time month at Spencer Funeral meetings every third 00548255 floor,CA, heat, 336-326-5362 Dances in the Old-Time Home. Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at Apartments/Townhouses (RENT) - Faith Kidz and in Home Day 3BR/2BA,$550 Pinnacle Music Hall, below the • The Dan River Farm the DAV office, 767 W. Care 2&3 BR Apts. Duplex Ln, 336-789-4964, 336-755-7933 Andy Griffith Museum in ers Market, Dan River Lebanon St., Mount Airy, Now has openings for Ararat, Va. $400 & $475. infants & Children 0-4. 276-638-2555/276-806-6289 Prv lot, Mt Airy, 2BR HP/CA Mount Airy, 218 Rockford Park, Ararat, Va., will be at Veterans Park. For more $500M+D 336-401-0848 St., from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. held every Saturday from information, call 789- Reasonable Rates.For more 2BR, stv, frig, cable furn no information call 366-3194 pets, Dep req 336-786-5625 Quite Nice 2BR/2BA trailers The workshop is free with 8 a.m. to noon. 0328. lawn main, Water & Garbage the purchase of a dance • The House of Recov- • The 2012 Twelve Home Improvements (SERV) 2BR/ 1 BA Mayberry Apartments close to VA line No outside ticket. The dance starts ery Faith and Hope will Oaks Alzheimer’s Support Mountain Stone Masonry Spacious 2BR Apt. pets $100-115WK $400D, at 7 p.m. and admission is have a community feeding Group meets the second Brick, Rock and Repair Homes Available w/ 336-508-2746 786-7086. 325-0244 $5. Popular old-time dance every Saturday and Sun- Wednesday of each month W/D Connections. Sales (MANUFACTURED) band The Slate Mountain day at 3 p.m. from 4 to 5 p.m. for the Sniderʼs Home Improvement. Vinyl Select Apartment Homes siding, roofs, etc. free est. feature private LOOK! LOOK! Ramblers will provide the • Join the Mount Airy public. Dates are Sept. 12, 374-2446 or 325-8903 entrances. Wonderful 2BR/2BA, 3BR/2BA Mobile - location & great pricing. homes set up in rental music for the dance. The Museum of Regional His Oct. 10, Nov. 14 and Dec. Lawn Service (SERV) Old-Time Dance and Clog- tory at 10 a.m. for the first 12. Located on Mayberry Av. Community in Holly Springs, Scott's Stump Grinding Neari & Associates Call Wheels & Deals Inc. ging Workshop are held on Friday of every month (336)413-2887 (336) 789-0200 - - Call 336-409-0355 the first Saturday of every in fun and fantasy. Ex • The Dobson Com Help Wanted - General (HW) month. Also, Wilhelmi is plore history and nature munity Library, 113 S. teaching clogging classes through books, activities Crutchfield St., has sto- Lilia's Cleaning Service. SURRY COMMUNITY COLLEGE every Thursday from 5:30 and more. This program rytime each Wednesday Res & Com. Licensed. Paint & POSITION VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT repair, etc. 336-710-1345 to 6:30 p.m. in the Surry is free and is intended for from 10 to 10:45 a.m. Director, Upward Bound Program Arts Council dance room. preschool-age children. They read a book, do FINANCIAL Five-Year, Trio-Grant Funded This class is perfect for all • The Plaid Cloth Liter- a craft, color, sing and Required: Masterʼs Degree in guidance and counseling, high- er education administration, public school administration, so- beginners as well as more ary Society meets every dance and have fun while SERVICES cial work, or related field. Two years experience designing, im- advanced students, and second Wednesday of the learning. Those attending plementing or managing similar projects or grants; excellent all ages are welcome. The month at noon to share should feel free to stay written and oral communication skills and experience working Livestock (ANIMALS) with economically and educationally disadvantaged youth. Re- cost of the class is $25 a the love of reading in the longer and play with the view of applications will begin September 17, 2012. For specif- month. For more informa- Mount Airy Museum of toys and children’s com- Brahman cattle for sale ic information about this position, contact Dr. Jami Woods, Vice tion, call the Surry Arts Regional History on the puter. 276-629-4190 President of Curriculum Programs, at [email protected] or Council at 786-7998 or second floor in the library. • Dobson Coupon Club Pets (ANIMALS) 336-386-3266. For additional information, preferred qualifica- tions, and application instructions, visit www.surry.edu and fol- visit www.surryarts.org. Light refreshments are meets every Tuesday at 4 AKC Rotty. Parents on site M low the “Human Resources” link. EOE • The Surry Arts Coun- served. Call the museum p.m. at the Dobson Com- &,F 336-407-3499 cil presents The Andy at 786-4478 for more in- munity Library, 113 S. Full-blooded boxer pups. Fawn Pets (ANIMALS) Griffith Museum. The formation. Crutchield St., Dobson, in color. Shots, wormed, parents museum is adjacent to the • VFW Post 2019 will the Joseph P. Badgett room. on site. $150ea 336-351-2998 Andy Griffith Playhouse, meet the second Monday Participants can bring cou- Pit Bull Doberman mix F $50, 218 Rockford St., Mount of each month at 7 p.m. at pons for trading, get free M $100 320-2218 Leave Msg Carolina Canine Airy. Eng and Chang Veterans Park. gifts and learn to save Puppies Chihuahuas (tiny toy) Bunker, the world famous • The American Le- money from experienced 1-276-233-1709 Rescue pair of conjoined twins, gion Riders have monthly couponers. Puppies lived most of their lives meetings the last Tuesday • The Lowgap Com- Male Yorkies $400w/o papers, Low Cost Spay Neuter Program • (336) 786-5256 • Rescue • Foster • Adopt $450 with, Shih Tzu males and raised their families of each month at Veterans munity Center hosts a jam $200 w/o papers, $250 with. Free to a good home Call 276-733-0309 - in Mount Airy. Dozens of Park. For more informa session the irst Tuesday of Ready for new homes. 336- Cat Himalayan/Persian Free kittens,1 gray, 2 Bunker descendants still tion, call Gary Willard at each month at 7 p.m. 374-3328 if no answer lv mess. mix spayed, Male part calico, inside or outside reside in the area. The 345-7388. • Historic Mount Airy Shaggy Terrier lost nr Stevens Surry Arts Council oper- • American Legion Ghost Tours are held Fri- Rd in Westfield 351-4158 Siamese and 6m old blk. 374-6666 call b-4 9pm ates an exhibit on the re- Post 123 will have bingo days and Saturdays at 8 p.m. AGRICULTURE white long hair 276- nowned Siamese Twins. on Thursdays at Veterans through Oct. 27. These are 251-7799 Free to a good home. The collection is open Memorial Park. Doors 90-minute, lantern-lit walks Part Shar Pei part Monday through Friday open at 5 p.m. Early bird through downtown and its Free 2 bobtail kittens Doberman. 2 years old. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., games start at 6 p.m. The historic past featuring 13 631 Ford Farm Tractor $3,500 FIRM Call need a good home. 919-612-4066 Saturday from 11 a.m. to grill will be open and will “less-mortal” friends and 336-351-3574 4 p.m. and Sunday from have hamburgers, hot some of Mount Airy’s “i- 351-5627 MERCHANDISE 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Admis- dogs, snacks and drinks nal” resting places. The Free kittens to a good sion is a minimum dona- for sale. tours begin and end at Old Free 2 kittens. 1 gray home 336-374-4916 tion of $3 per person. For • Jam sessions are held North State Winery, 308 N. fuzzy, 1 fuzzy black & more information, contact every Friday night at the Main St. Wear comfortable BEDDING SALE Free Cash & Carry sale prices white. 276-733-1572 kittens 1 gray, 1 the Surry Arts Council at Lambsburg Community shoes and bring a camera odd Mis Match Mattress Sets white, 1 yellow, 6wks 786-7998. Center, Lambsburg, Va., and umbrella if needed. Twin Set $197 Free • Copeland Seniors from 7 to 10 p.m. There Prepaid reservations are re- Full Set $237 to a good home. 6 old, litter box trained. meet the second Wednes- is no admission. Conces- quired. Visit www.haunted- Queen Set $287 Kittens. 4 short hair, 2 789-4531 - Bed Frames size Twin, Full, day of each month at the sions will be sold. All mayberry.com for more in Queen $69 long hair. Copeland Ruritan Build- musicians are welcome. formation or call the Mount Homeway Furniture 336-443-9154 Free kittens 5 wks old 3 ing, across from Copeland For more information, Airy Museum of Regional 336-786-6151 gray, 3 yellow 336-755- - School, at 10:30 a.m. fol call Phillip Berrier at 648- History at 786-4478. Miscellaneous (MERCH) Free Puppies to a 3447 lowed by a covered-dish 2078 or pberrier@hughes. • Walking Tour of His- Dirt - 16 Ton Load - Delivered good home. Lab/ Free Mommy Cat and 2 meal. net. toric Oakdale Cemetery is $65.00 336-756-1444 Golden Retriever mix. 4 Kittens to a good home • Pilot Mountain VFW • Mount Airy American held each Saturday through Folding Metal Chairs and Ladies Auxiliary Legion Post 123 and La- October at 10:30 a.m. $5 each. blond,1chocolate short hair domestic members meet the second dies Auxiliary meets the Learn about cemetery ar- 786-4275 or 336-401-1738 336-352-4026 or 789-1856 Thursday of each month second Tuesday of each chitecture and iconography 12cufeet upright freezer $50, 336-648-0095 at 7 p.m. at the VFW Post month. Refreshments are and about the distinguished 2 computer tables $15each,1 antique bed & wardrobe price Free to a good home. Home on N.C. 268. The served at 6:30 p.m. and accomplishments of many to be determined Free House cat de- 12 week old kittens and meeting starts at 7 p.m. the meeting starts at 7 of the area’s past residents. 336-374-2077. call after 5pm. - clawed, all shots, LB mom. 336-429-8338 and is followed by finger p.m. For more informa Motorized bicycles. Gas and food. tion, call 755-3231. See CALENDAR | A12 Electric. 336-429-7660 trained, tuxedo A11 www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Sunday, September 2, 2012 A11

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From Page A1 number of possible reac- two and a half years ago. Airy,” he explained, and enthusiasts who enjoy ac- who added that no regis- events, even with picketers tions, Tidd is focused on “Just to get this opportu- his role, “the way I see it, tivities such as hiking. trations will be handled at being known to appear at the basics: nity was amazing for me,” is to steward the (Chick-il- the restaurant itself. Chick-il-A grand open- “It’s very simple — he said. A) brand.” Grand-Opening He expects some to ings. it’s about food and an The 2000 graduate of Tidd visited the city for Plans camp out as part of the “I guess my vision for atmosphere of hospital- Clemson University, with the first time last Decem- Grand-openings of promotion that will cul- the business is pretty sim- ity. When you talk about a degree in pre-veterinary ber and was impressed Chick-il-A restaurants minate with the first 100 ple,” Tidd said during an Chick-il-A, that’s what medicine, moved here right off the bat. He has tend to be major events — customers being served at interview. I want people to think from the upstate area of moved his family here, in- even without the spectre 6 a.m. on Sept. 13. This includes a short- about.” South Carolina, and before cluding wife Reagan, who of the recent gay-marriage Though much fanfare is and long-term focus for being employed by Chick- is assisting in the adminis- debate. accompanying the launch- the new, 144-seat business “Hands-On” Role il-A worked for a turf com- trative end of the business, People are known to ing of the business, Tidd’s that is employing 60 to When it comes to a large pany in a sales capacity. and their two children: travel from place to place goal, again, is to keep it 70 people, including both restaurant or retail chain, During two summers while daughter, Greer, 5, and for those openings, at- simple, while also being full- and part-time posi- the public might not nec- in college, he also had a job son, Luke, 3. tracted by the chance to somewhat ambitious: tions. essarily see the owner on a cattle ranch. Since the family has ar- be among the first 100 “I want to break the “The biggest message behind the counter — usu- “I’ve always had an afin- rived, Tidd has immersed customers served and win Chick-il-A opening sales is that we’re opening on ally he or she is seques- ity for cows, but more for himself in the community 52 free meals — essential- record for the state of Sept. 13,” Tidd said of tered in an ofice in some chicken now,” joked Tidd, and impressed those he has ly one per week for a year. North Carolina,” he said. his immediate concern for skyscraper. who does acknowledge the encountered with his en- Tidd expects folks from all And based on the anticipa- Chick-il-A. Beyond that, But that’s not the case importance of bovines to thusiastic personality and over the U.S. to attend the tion gauged so far, “I think “It’s just the fact that me with Tidd. the company’s advertising drive. He is equally compli- grand opening, which also this is a place where we personally, and just our “The neat thing about campaign that urges peo- mentary of Mount Airy. will include other special can make it happen.” brand in general, is in the the opportunity is it’s so ple to “Eat mor chikin.’” “This has been the most- activities. And if any protesters hospitality business,” he personal,” he said of his In addition to the com- hospitable place that I have Registration for the first happen to show up on added. role as owner/operator. “It pany selecting Tidd for the ever spent any time in,” he 100 will begin at 6 a.m. Sept. 13? “I’m in the hospitality is very hands-on.” owner-operator opportu- said. “It’s been a tremen- the day before the grand “We’ll just welcome ev- business, and it’s really Tidd had to undergo an nity here, he is making an dous experience for all of opening, on Sept. 12, and eryone who is there with no more complicated than intense selection process investment in the venture us.” must be done by computer open arms,” Tidd said. that.” for that by Chick-il-A’s as well. In addition to being a fan at the Chick-il-A web site. While the mere mention upper management after “I’m the sole proprietor of Clemson football, Tidd Instructions there explain Reach Tom Joyce at 719-1924 or of Chick-il-A can elicit a joining the company about of this business in Mount and his family are outdoor the process, said Tidd, [email protected]. Calendar

From Page A10 Gammons at 276-694-7190. • A country ham and egg For more information or to breakfast will be held from book a tour, call the Mount 7:30 to 10 a.m. at the West- Airy Museum of Regional ield Ruritan Building, N.C. History at 786-4478 or book 89, Westield, by the Ruritan online at www.northcarolina- club. Menu includes coun- museum.org. Tours are $10 try ham, eggs, gravy, apples, per person. grits, homemade biscuits, cof- • S.M.I.L.E. (Senior fee and juice for a cost of do- Monthly Informative Lun- nations only. Proceeds beneit cheon Event) is a covered-dish the Ruritan building mainte- Goodbye luncheon, followed by a brief nance fund. Meal is eat in or learning information session, take out. games (such as bingo) and Sept. 9 activities. It is a time of fel- • The Wright-Stone-Parks expensive lines. lowship for all. It is held the reunion will be at New Hope second Wednesday of each Baptist Church starting at 1 month at 11:30 a.m. at the p.m. Bring a picnic basket. Pilot Mountain Senior Center For more information, call and the third Thursday of each Maudine York at 786-7883. month at noon at the Surry Sept. 10 County Senior Center, Mount • The Surry County Ge- Hello Airy. Call the Senior Center at nealogical Association will 786-6155, ext. 225, with ques- meet at 6 p.m. in Elkin at the tions. town hall, 226 N. Bridge St. • The Griggs Hampton After learning the history of Relay for Life team is having Elkin, the group will eat at family time. a Harley Davidson corn hole Cracker Barrel. The meeting - board rafle. Tickets are avail is free. For more information, able at Donna’s Barbershop on call 336-831-6437 or email Renfro Street for $1 for one, [email protected]. $5 for six, $10 for 15 and $20 Sept. 13 for 35. Ask about how to get • The regularly scheduled free tickets. September meeting of the Sept. 7 Carroll County School Board • A bluegrass and BBQ has been changed to this date. event is planned from 6 p.m. The meeting will be held in until in the parking lot of Fire- the second loor conference Get up to house Ministries to raise mon- room of the Carroll County ey for Relay for Life in honor Governmental Complex, of Chuck Johnson, a cancer 4 FREE Hillsville, Va., beginning at patient and survivor. 5 p.m. with the citizen com- Sept. 8 ments beginning at 6 p.m. LINES • An Andy-Opie “Take Me For more information, call the Fishing” free ishing day is set Limited-time ofer. school board ofice at 276-728- to begin at 9 a.m. at Westwood Sign up for any new family 3191 or 276-236-8145. Park, Mount Airy, hosted by Sept. 15 plan and add up to four the Women’s League of Mount • Mount Airy Relay for Life Airy, along with the Mount additional lines free through will be held at Mount Airy Airy Parks and Recreation the end of 2012. That’s up to High School track with gates - $80 per month in savings. Department, the N.C. Wild opening at 10 a.m. for team life Federation and area busi- set up and the walk starting at nesses. Poles and tackle will uscellular.com noon. Opening ceremony will be available, as well as prizes. be at 2 p.m. with a survivor Concession proceeds will lap. Gates close at 10 p.m. For beneit the Women’s League more information, call Dianne of Mount Airy in its efforts to Johnson at 789-2495. aid the community. For more • The Goins family reunion information, call Lisa at 710- will begin at 10 a.m. at the Flat 3024. Rock Ruritan Building. Family • Mount Airy Elks Lodge members and friends should is sponsoring a yard sale from bring a well-illed basket with 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Spaces rent food and desserts. Call 786- for $15 each and tables are 7744 for more details. available. Food and drinks • The annual Marsh fam- will be for sale. Those inter- ily reunion will be held at the ested should call 786-2061 or Franklin Ruritan Club build- 789-0250 for more informa- ing, N.C. 89 West, with busi- tion or to sign up to rent a ness meeting and sharing time space. at noon and lunch at 1 p.m. • A Little Bit of Every- Descendants and friends of thing Bingo will be held at the late Aaron “Babe” and Su- the Cana Community Center/ zanna Reece Marsh can bring Webb Center, Cana, Va., to a well-illed picnic basket. beneit the Angels on Earth Sept. 21 Ranch’s goal of purchasing • Jam sessions are held land in Surry County for the every Friday night at the mentally and physically chal- Lambsburg Community Cen- lenged. Cost is $25 for a 20 ter, Lambsburg, Va., from 7 to game pack, two door prize 10 p.m. There is no admission. tickets and one coverall game. Concessions will be sold. All For more information, call musicians are welcome. For 325-0667. more information, call Phillip • Ride for the Kids will Berrier at 648-2078 or pberri- begin at Lee’s Kargo, Hwy. [email protected]. The event has $ .99 FREE 103, Claudville, Va., with been named a Crooked Roads 199 Alcatel One registration at 9:30 a.m and venue and will be recognized Touch® Premiere kick stands up at 10:30 a.m. at 7 p.m. with a banner during There will be a free T-shirt 16GB, also in Pebble Blue when you buy any a special ceremony. for the first 25 who register, After $100 mail-in rebate that comes as new Smartphone Oct. 20 ® and a free lunch is being pro- a MasterCard debit card. Applicable • The North Surry High Smartphone Data Plan required. New 2 yr. After $50 mail-in rebate that comes vided following the ride. Cost as a MasterCard debit card. Applicable School Class of 1965 will have agmt. and $30 device act. fee may apply. is $20 per biker, passengers Messaging Plus Data Plan required. its 65-year reunion with an in- New 2 yr. agmt. and $30 device act. ride free. There will be door fee may apply. prizes, and extra T-shirts cost formal gathering Oct. 20 at 6 $10. The ride is sponsored by p.m. Those who are members Red Bank Ruritan Club with of the class and haven’t re- ceived a “save the date” post- Things we want you to know: A new 2-yr. agmt. (subject to a pro-rated $150 early termination fee for feature phones, modems and hotspot devices and a $350 early termination fee for smartphones 100 percent of proceeds pro- and tablets) required. Agmt. terms apply as long as you are a cstmr. $30 device act. fee and credit approval may apply. Regulatory Cost Recovery Fee applies (currently $1.40/line/month); this is not a viding support for terminally card or a phone call should tax or gvmt. required charge. Add. fees, taxes and terms apply and vary by svc. and eqmt. See store or uscellular.com for details. Monthly Access Discount: $10 or $20 access discount, depending ill children or needy children call Nelson (Tom) Snow at on plan, for lines 3-6 valid until 12/31/2012. Regular price applies thereafter. Promotional phone subject to change. U.S. Cellular MasterCard debit card issued by MetaBank pursuant to a license from 786-7916 or email otobaikichi- MasterCard International Incorporated. Cardholders are subject to terms and conditions of the card as set forth by the issuing bank. Card does not have cash access and can be used at any merchants at Christmas. Send an email that accept MasterCard debit cards. Card valid through expiration date shown on front of card. Allow 10-12 weeks for processing. Smartphone Data Plans start at $20/month. Messaging Plus Data to preregister or preorder [email protected] or call Plans start at $15/month. Application and data network usage charges may apply when accessing applications. Kansas Customers: In areas in which U.S. Cellular receives support from the Federal shirts to cline3@windstream. Penny Moseley at 276-733- Universal Service Fund, all reasonable requests for service must be met. Unresolved questions concerning services availability can be directed to the Kansas Corporation Commission Office of Public 9704 or email makingconnec- Affairs and Consumer Protection at 1-800-662-0027. Limited time offer. Trademarks and trade names are the property of their respective owners. ©2012 U.S. Cellular net. For more directions or information, call Wendy Cline [email protected] to at 336-969-6228 or Roger update contact information. www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Sunday, September 2, 2012 A13 Fair From Page A1 back to the old date, or tions at the fair, and mem- Giant sugar Veterans Memorial Park, maintaining the Labor bers of the White Plains the facility jointly owned Day schedule — but ex- volunteer fire department cane plants by local VFW and Ameri- tending the fair through assisted with parking. can Legion groups which Monday of the holiday Thorpe said the fair is hosts the event each year. weekend, according to community-oriented in grown in Fairview The 65th-annual fair be- Thorpe. nature, due to being non- gan on Tuesday. One improvement or- profit and its proceeds ganizers hope to make is used to support Veterans Larry Hill and his father-in-law, Thorpe cited several Wilson Poindexter, grew this factors for the boost in having more community Memorial Park for the involvement, particularly betterment of the public, sweet sorghum in the Fairview attendance. An opening community. Hill’s cousin, Doug date about a month earlier by the farming commu- as well as various services Perkins, and Hill have been mak- than usual, which report- nity, to allow the fair to for military veterans. ing “molasses” for more than edly made the local event fully live up to the “agri- He said this is some- 10 years, and this is some of the the first county fair of the cultural” part of its name, thing fair-goers can keep tallest Sweet Sorghum plants Hill season in this region of Thorpe said. in mind when buying tick- said they have ever seen grown. North Carolina, is consid- This includes schools ets or otherwise forking The reference 2x4 board is 10 feet ered one of the reasons. and groups such as Future out dollars at the event. long. Some of the plants were 4 “Being the first fair of Farmers of America and “Even if they think they to 5 feet beyond the 10 feet. the year, it worked out local businesses geared to- spent too much, it’s going great for us,” Thorpe said. ward agriculture, he said. to worthy causes,” he said. The event traditionally This year, local Junior Submitted photo ROTC students served Reach Tom Joyce at 719-1924 or has begun toward the end [email protected]. of September. various volunteer func- Another is the presence of a new act this year, Vicenta’s White Tigers, featuring six Bengal ti- gers. “They’ve been draw- ing pretty good crowds PATTERSON FAMILY OF DEALERSHIPS each day,” Thorpe said of Vicenta’s two-per-night shows during the fair. A special six-hour ap- we would like to pearance by Bobby Brant- Welcome ley of the “Lizard Lick Towing” television show also helped with atten- dance. “He brought in Darren Grey some extra people on Thursday,” the fair man- as Collision Center Manager... ager said. Darren has 10 yrs. experience Thorpe additionally be- lieves that with gas prices In the Auto Industry. rising, some local resi- dents have become fed up Specialized in all types of Auto and rather than travel dur- collision repair in all makes ing the Labor Day week- end chose to stay home and models. and attend local events — works well with all Insurance including the fair. Companys. Next Year Unclear The fair official said it is too early to tell if its 2013 version also will have a late-August/early September schedule. That was necessitated this year in order to accommodate the company which pro- vides rides and midway PATTERSON 336.786.2119 (p) 336.719.2439 (f) games. Among the options to [email protected] be considered are going Collision Center www.pattersonautos.com DAY TRIPS & TOURS 336-352-5607 • 1-877-786-5607 www.daytripsandtours.com HARRAH’S CHEROKEE CASINO $40.00/pp • $20.00 Coin Back • Must have a valid State issued photo ID Tuesday, September 11th Tuesday, October 16th • Must be 21 years of age and older Tuesday, September 25th Monday, October 29th Saturday, October 6th Letter to the Public **All October Cherokee Dates are a $30.00 pre-pay Special (No Coupons) Must be pre paid for special price**

On September 10, 2012, The Wound Care Center at WOHLFAHRT HAUS - MATINEE SHOW AND LUNCH Northern Hospital will be reorganizing. Future wound care WYTHEVILLE, VA services will be provided by a staff from Northern Rehab, led by Certified Wound Care Specialist and Doctorate of Cats! - Thursday, September 27th Physical Therapy, Doug Yarboro, who has over 10 years of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s most purr-fect musical comes to life on the Wohlfahrt Haus Dinner Theatre stage. clinical expertise in wound care. The Center will operate in CATS is based on T.S. Elliot’s collection of poems all about felines. This Tony Award-winning spectacle features dynamic dancing, fantastical costumes and makeup and a beautiful score by one of the masters of Broadway. the same location and with the same contact information Don’t miss this blockbuster musical that had millions of Broadway audiences meowing for more! with which patients are accustomed. To continue to provide a patient-centered approach ‘A Tribute to Elvis” Stephen Freeman - to exceed its patients’ expectations with compassion and a Wednesday, October 3rd commitment to healing, staff have already been working Join award winning Elvis Tribute Artist Stephen Freeman, and the talented WHDT cast as they perform a variety of your favorite Elvis songs, (as they were originally recorded) by Elvis Presley. closely to transition all existing patients to ensure This all new production by Stephen Freeman will feature popular favorites from all three decades of Elvis’s career. uninterrupted care. Therapy in the hyperbaric oxygen chambers has been discontinued and other arrangements Country Christmas Celebration - will be made for patients needing that service in the future. Friday, November 16th On behalf of the patients and families they’ve Good Tidin’s ya’ll. Come get your fi ll of your favorite holiday vittles then enjoy a brand new holiday show performed served, we would like to recognize and thank the dedicated in true country fashion. All the songs you know and love by country artists both old and new. physicians and staff who have served at The Wound Care This fun-fi lled holiday production also features a breath-taking Nativity which is sure to put the whole family in the Christmas Spirit. Center over the past 3½ years: Drs. William E. Refvem, Deborah Armstrong, Scott Corbin, Lucian Vlad, Bruce $75.00/pp Middleton, David Majure, Jennifer Logan, Zuzanna Banas, James Shipley, Bradley Goad and Saad Amin; Travis Wall, Rebekah Meyers, RN, BSN, CWOCN, HBOT, Debbie MYSTERY TRIP - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13TH A meal is included Stanley, RN, HBOT, Cassi Tate, CNA II, CHT, and Pam $59/pp Lisk, MLT, CNA. Should you have any questions regarding your wound care needs, please contact our Wound Care Center AMTRAK TO THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR - at your convenience at 336-786-2033. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20TH $69/pp Respectfully, Bill James, CEO MYSTERY TRIP -SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD $49/pp

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Meghann Evans | Heartland Publications The old Dodson Hotel in Walnut Cove has been condemned and could be torn down. Historic Walnut Cove structure condemned Dodson Hotel may be torn down Leslie Bray Brewer it would be best to keep dows. At one point, there Contributing Writer people away from the old was a two-tier wrap-around hotel. Prior to the building porch, but that has been re- The days may be num- being roped off, cars had moved. bered for a familiar land- been parking on the Second On the north side of the mark in downtown Walnut Street side where the wall is building is a one-story pro- Cove. The old Dodson Ho- a hazard. jection that was used as tel has been condemned and Ellis says that the owner a store. The actual hotel may have to be torn down. has a few options: she could interior featured a lobby, The owner, Marianne De- repair the hotel, have it parlor, dining room, kitchen Meghann Evans | Heartland Publications Hart Northington, was noti- demolished or file an ap- and approximately 20 hotel Cracks are visible in a side wall of the old Dodson Hotel in Walnut Cove, which has been con- fied around three weeks ago peal with the town regard- rooms. demned. and given 60 days to make ing their determination of some crucial decisions. the structure being unsafe. At this time, yellow cau- “There could be a hearing tion tape, put up by the before the building inspec- Walnut Cove Public Works tor,” he added. Department, surrounds If nothing is done by the the three-story structure at owner, the Town of Walnut the corner of Second and Cove could have the old ho- Main. No one is allowed to tel torn down now that it has go inside the taped perim- been condemned, according eter, due to the hotel being to Ellis. “It’s way past being deemed unsafe. just an eyesore — it’s a haz- “This thing got started ard now,” he stated. because a citizen called and Ellis explained how the complained about the ho- hole in the roof can be seen tel,” explained Byron Ellis, in the latest Stokes County Walnut Cove town manager. GIS mappings taken a cou- “The fire marshal [Anthony ple of years ago. The hole Stewart] went up there and appears even bigger when reported that he thought it viewed from the more re- was dangerous and declared cent Google Earth pictures. it a nuisance.” “You could drop a school The next step was to have bus in it,” Ellis said. Andrew Smith, the Stokes The Dodson Hotel was County building inspector, built in 1912 by Wesley check out the structure. He, Greenville Dodson and too, declared it unsafe and served as one of three hotels placed signed notices on the in Walnut Cove during that door to inform the public of era. It was advertised as a the condemned status of the modern accommodation hotel. that boasted lights, a gen- “Evidently it’s been leak- erator, heat, its own sewage ing for a long, long time,” system and baths. Accord- Smith noted, “because the ing to former Walnut Cove roof has caved in to the Mayor Jack Gentry, many of basement.” He said that the the tenants of the Dodson exterior wall closest to Sec- Hotel were schoolteachers, ond Street is buckling due with room and board being to the damage. “A strong about $5-6 per week. thunderstorm might bring The structure was one of it down,” he conjectured. the most impressive ones in Ellis stated that some town, with a corbelled cor- of the Walnut Cove Town nice and round and segmen- Submitted photo Commissioners thought tal arched doors and win- The former Dodson Hotel in Walnut Cove boasted around 20 hotel rooms at one time.

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Wedding Goins-Gunter wedding vows performed in July ceremony Carrie Lisa “Nicole” Goins and Richard “Adam” Gunter was the matron of honor. She wore a periwinkle blue floor- were married on July 28 at 3 p.m. in Genesis Full Gospel length dress and carried a bouquet of silk hydrangeas. Au- Church on Sparger Road, Mount Airy. The Rev. Lonnie brey Hiatt of Mount Airy was the maid of honor. She wore Gunter officiated. a canary yellow floor-length dress and carried a matching The bride is the daughter of Wayne and Bessie Goins bouquet of silk hydrangeas. of Lowgap. Her grandparents are Jay and Lannie Guynn Ricky Gunter served his son as best man. of Fancy Gap, Va., and Pauline Goins of Fancy Gap, Va., Eric Gunter, brother of the bridegroom, greeted guests and the late Junior Goins. She graduated from North Surry and directed them to the sanctuary. High School in May and will be attending classes this fall at A lovely reception followed in the church fellowship hall. Surry Community College in the physical therapy assistant Hosts were the bride’s parents, the bride’s aunt and women program. of the church. The four-tier wedding cake was baked and The bridegroom is the son of Ricky and April Gunter beautifully decorated by Ariel Hooper. of Mount Airy. His grandparents are Harold and Tina The bridal couple later departed on a wedding trip to the Mooney and Johnny and Beverly Gunter of Mount Airy Blue Ridge Mountains. and Shirley and Paul Wilson of Ararat. He graduated from Ricky and April Gunter, parents of the bridegroom, en- North Surry High School and works in construction. tertained with a rehearsal dinner on Friday evening prior The wedding music was presented by Evelyn Gunter. to the wedding. The bridal couple’s favorite meal of Little The bride was escorted by her father and given in mar- Richard’s BBQ was served with all the trimmings and des- riage by her mother and father. She wore an elegant white sert. satin wedding gown with sweeping train. The gown fea- The newlyweds expressed appreciation to Abbey Dunk- tured a fitted bodice with sweetheart neckline. It was em- ley, aunt of the bridegroom, who created the beautiful brid- bellished with beading with crystals and a large bow in the al bouquets and floral arrangements used throughout the back. She carried a silk bouquet of pale pink and white church and fellowship hall. The colors used were the bride’s roses tied with white satin ribbon. favorite colors of purple, blue, yellow, pink and white. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adam Gunter Abbey Dunkley of Francisco, aunt of the bridegroom, The bridal couple resides in Lowgap. (Carrie Lisa Nicole Goins)

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Join in the fun, try ***** 17. Best possible out all the events we have something new. Monday, Oct. 1, at 3:30 ***** 18. Hurler's stat 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 going on. p.m., is the date for the au- 19. Do a double take, ***** Monday nights in Sep- ditions for the library’s teen The Imagine That! story- tember will be Chick Flick theatre troupe, the Dewey e.g. 35 36 37 38 telling guild meet in a work- movie nights! We’ll supply Decimal Players, and their 20. Two Erics shop on the first Tuesday of the popcorn, and the Kleen- Christmas show, “The Gift 23. Poseidon's realm 39 40 41 42 every month at 7 p.m. in the ex, and you bring a soda! of the Magi.” Those who library. They invite other Be at the library on Mon- audition have to be 13-18 24. Deliberate loss day, Sept. 10, at 6 p.m., to years old, no experience 43 44 45 storytellers, and audience 25. Refueling area members, to share and hear watch the movie “Beaches.” necessary! 28. Study at the last their stories. The workshop On Sept. 17 the movie will ***** 46 47 48 49 50 is free. The group meets on be “Terms of Endearment,” The Imagine That! story- minute Sept. 4. and on Sept. 24 the movie telling guild meet in a work- 31. Suppressed, as 51 52 53 54 ***** will be “Steel Magnolias.” shop on the first Tuesday of emotions Wednesdays in Septem- Hope to see you here. every month at 7 p.m. in the ***** library. They invite other 55 56 57 58 59 60 ber we will focus on West- 35. Sacagawea erns, and the public is in- Financial advisor Tim storytellers, and audience denomination vited to the library to watch Marion will be here at the members, to share and hear 36. A dwarf planet 61 62 63 64 episodes of the mini-series library on Monday, Sept. their stories. The workshop 10, at 1pm for our Live and is free! The group meets on 38. Tubular fare “Lonesome Dove.” We will 65 66 67 gather each Wednesday Learn program about man- Oct. 2. 39. Two Eriks night at 6pm this month. aging your money. Tim will ***** The library will provide give us points on keeping a Our Roots and Shoots 43. Dustin's "Tootsie" 68 69 70 popcorn, you may bring a simple budget, how not to youth community service costar soda. get into credit card debt, group meets on Thursday, 44. Boom box sound American Proile Hometown Content 8/26/2012 ***** and how to plan for your Oct. 4, at 4 p.m. 45. Model Carol On Thursday, Sept. 6, the retirement. Join us for this ***** DOWN 25. Yeats and Keats 52. Big Three summit library’s Roots and Shoots free discussion. *The Picture Books book 46. Nag's pad group welcomes a repre- ***** club will meet at the library 49. Duke it out, in 1. Singer DiFranco 26. Map within a map site sentative from Carolina Ti- The Picture Books book on Tuesday, Oct. 9, at 6 practice 2. Closing passage 27. One more than tri- 54. Playing marble ger Rescue to tell us about club will meet at the library p.m. to watch the movie 29. Burnoose wearer 55. On the house their efforts in saving and on Tuesday, Sept. 11, at 6 of the book “Phantom of 50. Teachers' org. 3. Tabloid twosome protecting wild cats in cap- p.m., to watch the movie the Opera.” Books will be 51. Depend 4. Dull colors 30. Three squares 56. Jaffe or Barrett tivity and in the wild. We of the book “Fried Green available at the front desk 53. Dam-building org. 5. Connie of "Hotel" 32. Atlas was one 57. At hand will be taking donations of Tomatoes.” Books will be in the weeks leading up to 33. Of value 58. Bogarde of film old cell phones and/or items available at the front desk that night. The library will 55. Two Erichs 6. Dutch South from their wish list, such as in the weeks leading up to provide popcorn, you may 61. Tourney type African 34. Michelangelo 59. They try harder paper towels, bleach, indus- that night. The library will bring a soda. 62. Flowery necklace 7. Subtle glow masterpiece 60. It may be picked trial spray bottles, “Dawn” provide popcorn, you may ***** bring a soda. The Dewey Decimal 8. Long piano 37. Ginger cookie 61. Gordon Brown, dishsoap, medium and large 63. "Stompin' at the latex gloves, fruit- such as ***** Players present their play __" 9. Try hard 40. Hearty hunk of Tony Blair et al.: bananas, grapes, melons, There will be a Creative “Which Witch for President 65. Bright bunch 10. Piece of office meat Abbr. pears, peaches. Writing Workshop at the at the Halloween Ball?” library, led by Surry Com- writen by local playwright furniture 41. Mild maledictions 64. "Whoopee!" ***** 66. Cigarette package On Saturday, Sept. 8, sin- munity College instructor Jane Tesh, on Monday and word 11. Make well 42. Offers for dinner gles, and those who would Sarah Wright, on Tuesday, Tuesday, Oct. 15- 6, at 6:30 67. City near 12. Mugger's faceful 47. Subsidiary like to meet new friends, or Sept. 18, at 6 p.m. This p.m. All are invited to at- workshop is for middle- tend. 13. Mel in theorems new books, are invited to Syracuse, NY join in as we host a Speed school aged students The library hours of op- 68. Senate spots Cooperstown 48. Street of Book Dating session. Bring through adults, and is free. eration are: nightmares your favorite book, and be ***** Monday through Thurs- 69. Neighbor of La. 21. Dog-__ (well-worn) ANSWERS See | B4 at the library at 11 a.m., Book Chats is an informal day: 8:30 a.m. till 8 p.m. 70. Like a gnat 22. Quick swim book club that meets at the Friday: 8:30 a.m. till 5 library every fourth Mon- p.m. day at 1 p.m. We gather at Saturday: 10 a.m. till 1 the library to discuss books p.m. that everyone is currently Phone = 789-5108, and reading. These discussions find us on Facebook under are open to the public, and “Friends of the Mount Airy are free of charge. Join us! 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Wedding Miller-Pardue couple marries at Cross Creek Country Club Caroline “Katie” Tucker Miller and Adam Dean Par- The bridesmaids were Summer Kreeger of King, Katie due were married Sept. 1 at Cross Creek Country Club, Kennedy of Franklin and Lindsay Lane of Pinnacle. Mount Airy. Peter Cain officiated. Jesse Pardue of Elkin, brother of the bridegroom, The bride is the daughter of Cathy Quesinberry of served as best man. The groomsmen were Adam Brown Mount Airy and Bing Miller of Pilot Mountain. Her of Elkin, Cody Darnell of State Road and Josh Tulbert of grandparents are Calvin and Wilma Tucker of Pinnacle Elkin. Ushers were Will Miller of King and Andy Spicer and Lola Miller of Pilot Mountain and the late Thurman of Mount Airy. Miller. She graduated from Appalachian State University Beth Tucker greeted guests. Amanda Miller was the and is a teacher in the Stokes County Schools. guest register attendant, and Dr. Amber Hairford, the The bridegroom is the son of Harold and Jeanette Par- program attendant. Teri Voss was the wedding director. due of Elkin. His grandparents are Jim and Kaye Rhodes A reception followed at Cross Creek Country Club with of Elkin and the late Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pardue. He grad- Cathy Quesinberry and Bing Miller as hosts. uated from Wilkes Community College and is a sergeant The bridal couple departed later on a wedding trip to with the Mount Airy Police Department. Jamaica. They will reside in Pilot Mountain. The wedding musicians were Phil Denny and Summer A rehearsal party was hosted by the bridegroom’s par- Kreeger. ents, Harold and Jeanette Pardue, on Friday evening. The Mrs. Adam Dean Pardue The bride was escorted by her father, Bing Miller. celebration was held at the home of Freddie and Cathy Kelly Voss of Walnut Cove was the matron of honor. Quesinberry in Mount Airy. (Caroline “Katie” Tucker Miller)

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The following marriage licenses King, and Heather Denise Overby, • Shawn Roger Senter, 30, of Engagement have been issued by the Surry Coun- 28, of Rural Hall. Issued Aug. 28. Mount Airy, and Jennifer Leah Ball, ty Register of Deeds Office: • Jacob Gray White, 23, of Elkin, 30, of Mount Airy. Issued Aug. 24. • Shepley Duane Brannock, 33, and Brooke Lynette Sturgill, 23, of • Michael Ethan Neely, 21, of El- of Mount Airy, and Kimberly Jordan Zionville. Issued Aug. 27. kin, and Kristy Karen Woodruff, 20, Crossingham, 28, of Mount Airy. Is- • Gregory Taylor Upchurch, 23, of Elkin. Issued Aug. 24. sued Aug. 29. of Mount Airy, and Breanna Fae Col- • Irvin Fuentes Teodoro, 19, of • Sidney Dan Ramsey, 73, of lins, 20, of Mount Airy. Issued Aug. Elkin, and Laura Trejo, 18, of Elkin. Mount Airy, and Brenda Louetta 27. Issued Aug. 24. Combs, 69, of Mount Airy. Issued • Nicholas Lewis Cox, 21, of • Aaron Lee Black, 27, of Waipa- Aug. 28. Mount Airy, and Erica Lindsey Slate, hu, Italy, and Izabela Blessing, 35, of • Corey Hunter Palombo, 25, of 20, of Mount Airy. Issued Aug. 27. Mount Airy. Issued Aug. 23.

Divorces ... The following divorces • Dallas Scott Phillips Bradley C. Edwards. Grant- Granted Aug. 27. have been granted by the and Joan Shelton Phillips. ed Aug. 27. • Luann Jones Durham Surry County Clerk of Granted Aug. 27. • Thomas Franklin Rowe and Archie Dean Durham. Courts Office: • Michael Lane Eubank and Rita Blackwell Rowe. • Roger D. Venable and and Carolyn Eubank. Grant- Granted Aug. 27. Granted Aug. 27. Lisa D. Venable. Granted ed Aug. 27. • Laura Elizabeth Hall • Wendy Wall and Brad- Aug. 30. • Donna Edwards and and James Davis Hall. ley Wall. Granted Aug. 27. Colleges open their eyes: ZZZs are key to GPA Justin Pope that the big push on campus this year will cohol, cocaine, marijuana, Ritalin abuse, AP Education Writer be for everyone to sleep more. sexual assault,” Wolgast said. In compar- While awareness is growing, at most ison, sleep “looks like a small problem. Leah Taylor Davis and Michael Todd Inscore As college students return to campus schools sleep efforts amount to a few But the truth is if I could wave a magic in the coming weeks, they’ll be showered posters on campus or perhaps a few lines wand and change everybody’s sleep, Davis-Inscore in the usual handouts of coupons, con- in a quickly forgotten talk during orien- there would be fewer problems with doms and credit cards. But some schools tation week. While about three-quarters pretty much everything else.” are also giving students what a growing of college students have indicated occa- But Wolgast and others don’t have a Fred and Pam Davis versity and is a nanny. body of research reveals could make a sional sleep problems, the latest National of Wilmington announce The prospective bride- huge difference in their college careers: College Health Assessment found about magic wand, and have concluded nag- the engagement of their groom is the grandson of ear plugs, sleep shades and napping les- the same proportion reported receiving ging students, or fighting the campus daughter, Leah Taylor, Juanita Nichols. He gradu- sons. no information from their school about culture, is hopeless. Running napping to Michael Todd Inscore, ated from East Surry High College health officials are finally re- sleep (though it’s possible, in their sleepi- classes — pitched as ways to help stu- son of George and Debbie School in 1999 and Appa- alizing that healthy sleep habits are a ness, some forgot). dents maximize their sleep — has proved Howlett of Mount Airy lachian State University potential miracle drug for much of what “The average student is function- a more effective pitch. Students also hap- and Darrell and Pam In- with a B.S. degree in 2003. ails the famously frazzled modern Ameri- ing with a clinical sleep disorder,” said pily accept ear plugs. Hastings, with just score of Tobaccoville. He received his master’s can college student: anxiety, depression, LeeAnn Hamilton, assistant director of 1,200 students, orders them in bulk from physical health problems and — more health promotion and preventive services The bride-elect is the degree from the Univer- a manufacturing supply company and than most students realize — academic at the University of Arizona, describing hands out thousands, said Beth Littrell, granddaughter of Carol sity of North Carolina at troubles. Some studies have found stu- research conducted on students there. Taylor and Mary Dil- Wilmington in 2006 and is director of campus health services. dents getting adequate sleep average a They average about 6.5 hours per night The guru of the college sleep crusade lon. She graduated from an associate scientist with full letter grade higher than those who (though students tend to over-report in is James Maas, who over 48 years taught Ashley High School, AAIPharma Services. don’t. such surveys). But sleep time and quality more than 65,000 students in Cornell Wilmington, in 2005, at- They plan to be married But adolescent biorhythms make it measurements declined over the course University’s most popular class — a tends East Carolina Uni- on Sept. 29 at Fort Fisher. - hard enough for college students to get of the academic year, while anxiety, de sleep-focused version of introductory the sleep they need, a recommended pression and conflict with family, friends nine hours. On top of that, campus life and roommates all rose. Hamilton’s office psychology. Maas evangelized to his stu- turns out to resemble a giant labora- has been sending students a “Snoozelet- dents and experimented on them as well, tory experiment designed for maximum ter” with sleep tips. asking them to wear sleep-monitoring sleep deprivation: irregular schedules, As described by junior Sara Camp- headbands and showing them magnetic Indoor herb gardening newfound freedom, endless social inter- bell, residence hall life at UA makes it resonance images of the brains of sleep- action, loud and crowded housing, late- hard even for students trying to sleep deprived college students. night exercise and food washed down by — constant late-night chattering, visitors “You can see that nothing is going on can yield home remedies booze, coffee and energy drinks. Cam- coming and going, early morning clean- in their brains,” Maas said. “Literally puses pulsing with energy at midnight by ing crews running their vacuums. She nothing.” Jennifer Forker mid-afternoon resemble Zombie U., with aims to be asleep by 12:30 or so but was Confronting students with such pho- The Associated Press students dozing off in library chairs, on dumbfounded to find girls on her hall tos, along with hard data on how sleep yoga mats and even in coffee shops. regularly pulling all-nighters for papers undermines academic performance, Technology isn’t helping, with wireless and exams — basically, academic sui- is the most effective way to change be- What if you could soothe a sore throat or a headache with Internet adding to the 24/7 distractions cide, the research shows. the snip of a scissors? Plant some herbs indoors now, before havior, Maas says. Still, he’d like to see and students sleeping with their smart “Not to speak bad of them, but a lot colleges do more: ending early classes, fall sets in, and you could have a winter’s worth of folksy phones on. That likely helps explain data of them are freshmen and just decided to remedies. showing college students got about eight wait ‘till the last minute,” she said. Her sound-proofing and air-conditioning Many medicinal plants, especially herbs, grow well in- hours of sleep in the 1960s and ’70s, big challenge was managing with a room- dorms, putting sleep education into the doors, says Amy Jeanroy, who runs a greenhouse business seven by the ’80s, and, according to more mate who tries to keep earlier hours; this curriculum. near her Ravenna, Neb., home, and writes and teaches recent surveys, closer to six these days. year the pair are moving off-campus to- The people most receptive to his mes- about medicinal herbs. She recommends starting with Campaigning last week, even Presi- gether where they’ll have separate bed- sage on campus are usually coaches. A these five: thyme, chamomile, mint, lemon balm and sage. dent Barack Obama told some students rooms. few years back, he made his pitch to the Each works well as a tea: Grow, cut and dry them for use at an Ohio State University diner that he Still, Campbell is applying what she’s Cornell’s basketball coach, who stopped throughout the year, or use fresh herbs. To brew a tea, add assumed “you guys have arranged it so learned about sleep as a psychology ma- morning practices. The next year the Big 1 teaspoon of dried — or 3 teaspoons of fresh — herbs to you don’t have really early morning class- jor. This year, she’s arranged her sched- Red became the first Ivy League team 1 cup of boiled water; steep several minutes, then remove es.” No such luck. “Actually, I failed that,” ule to have classes and work start at 8 since 1979 to advance to the Sweet 16 of the herbs. one student replied, telling the president a.m. every day of the week. That will be the NCAA men’s basketball tournament. All five herbs aid digestion, says herbalist Christina he had one at 8 a.m. the next day. tough, but commits her to avoiding the Sleep efforts have paid off at a number Blume, who has taught medicinal and other herb-related Now, some counselors and health offi- destructive pattern trapping many col- of boarding schools. After Maas spoke at cials are trying to get the message out in lege students — getting up early one day, classes at the Denver Botanic Gardens. Deerfield Academy in Massachusetts in creative ways. At tiny Hastings College then sleeping late the next. 2007, the school moved the start of class- “A lot of herbs that people already cook with are herbs in Nebraska, student peer educators plop “Regularity is key,” Campbell said. that have medicinal qualities,” adds Jeanroy. “It doesn’t down a bed in the middle of the student “You can pick a schedule here and have a es back from 7:55 to 8:30 a.m., cut sports necessarily mean it’s kicking the flu for you. It helps you.” union, dress themselves in pajamas, and different time to get up every day, but go- practices and homework expectations 10 Physician Andrew Weil maintains a list of healthful herbs talk to passers-by about sleep. Macal- ing to bed at a different time every night, percent each, and got students back into and their uses at his website, DrWeil.com. ester College in Minnesota publishes a it wears on your body.” the dorms earlier at night. Consult a doctor before trying to treat a health problem “nap map” listing the pros and cons of College mental health professionals The results? Twenty percent fewer stu- with herbs, Jeanroy says. various campus snooze sites. And many are increasingly asking students about dent visits to the health center (in a bad She treats her five children with herbs such as chamo- schools are offering seminars on napping sleep right away, finding it’s often the lu year); 17 percent more students tak- mile. “It helps with the crankiness the kids get when they’re (basic lesson: short naps work better). low-lying fruit for helping students with ing time for a hot breakfast, and a record feverish,” she says. The University of Louisville is even a range of issues. increase in GPA. Also, several Deerfield Thyme, Jeanroy says, can soothe a throat sore from planning a campus-wide “flash nap” — “When you find depression, even when sports teams enjoyed unexpectedly good coughing, and Blume touts its anti-viral properties. think of a flash mob but with sleeping, you ind anxiety, when you scratch the years, thanks to late-season surges. “I always drink thyme tea when I fly,” says Blume, “be- not dancing — later in the school year surface 80 to 90 percent of the time you Of course, boarding schools have more cause you’re re-breathing all that air that everyone’s breath- (“We have to arrange in it advance so find a sleep problem as well,” said Uni- control over students than colleges. ing And (the tea) tastes good.” our public safety folks know it’s not an versity of Delaware psychologist Brad But Deerfield Headmistress Margarita Wolgast. Many students who think they Mint — especially peppermint — is a home remedy for epidemic of something,” said director of Curtis says that’s no excuse for higher health promotion Karen Newton). have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Dis- education. She says Deerfield’s efforts an upset stomach. And it can mask the strong or bitter taste Still, given the scope of sleeping order are often just sleep-deprived. Some of some other herbs, such as sage, which can soothe mouth problems, what’s surprising is that such simple steps to improve “sleep hygiene” worked because students saw the data sores and bleeding gums after dental work, says Jeanroy. efforts are exceptional. Major, campus- are usually far preferable to prescribing and bought into it. Lemon balm can be drunk as a tea to counter headaches, wide campaigns appear rare or non- drugs like Ritalin or Adderall. (Wolgast “You need to appeal to their intellect,” added to other medicinal teas to mask an unpleasant taste, existent. Experts say professors (and is also seeing more students who’ve been she said. “They responded because they or steeped stronger to make a topical, antiseptic cleanser doctors) aren’t always good sleep role prescribed sleeping pills, which he says saw that correlation. They saw if you get for a skinned knee or itchy bug bite, she says. models. As for deans and administra- usually harm sleep patterns more than that extra hour of sleep, this is what hap- “If there’s one herb that does tons of great stuff, lemon tors, many seem hesitant to tell parents help). pens in your brain, what happened to balm is it,” says Jeanroy. who’ve just dropped $50,000 on tuition “On a campus they’re dealing with al- that athlete.” B4

B4 Sunday, September 2, 2012 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com Complex barbecue lavors from an easy recipe J.M. Hirsch rich, a lot savory, a little much better than anything make — dump everything paste with water, peanut gether the curry paste, pea- AP Food Editor sweet and bursting with you can buy. And yet I al- in a bowl and mix — gath- butter and lime juice. That’s nut butter and lime juice. cumin, smoked paprika and most never make it. ering up the many ingredi- it. It was incredible, tasting Mix in just enough water, A few years ago I created so many other delicious Admittedly, it’s because I ents my recipe calls for too equal parts spicy barbecue 1 tablespoon at a time, to a recipe for a killer barbe- seasonings. am lazy and generally short often is simply too much sauce and peanut satay. I’ve cue sauce. It was exactly Like most homemade on time. Though barbecue work. since used the same sauce achieve a barbecue sauce the way I like it — thick, barbecue sauces, it’s so sauce is hardly difficult to So I usually just reach for on beef, chicken and tur- consistency. The amount a bottle of whatever brand key. It even would be good of water will vary depend- is handy and make do with mixed into ground beef or ing on the thickness of the that. turkey. Until recently, when I ——— peanut butter you use. Set reached into the cabinet Thai peanut aside. and discovered we were barbecue turkey Cut the turkey tenderloin out. Worse yet, we didn’t cutlet burgers crosswise to form 6 round have the ingredients to If boneless, skinless cutlets. Add the cutlets to make my usual recipe. chicken breasts are more I did, however, have a jar your style, slice them thin the curry paste mixture, of Thai red curry paste, a and substitute for the tur- turning to coat well. Refrig- Southeast Asian seasoning. key tenderloin in this reci- erate for 15 minutes. Red curry paste is a deli- pe. Meanwhile, heat the grill cious mash of red chilies, Start to finish: 30 min- coriander roots and leaves, utes to medium-high. Use an shrimp paste, lemon grass, Servings: 6 oil-soaked paper towel held garlic, shallots and galan- 1/2 cup mayonnaise with tongs to oil the grill gal (a relative of ginger). It 1 to 2 teaspoons hot grates. smells both tomatoey and sauce, to taste Reduce the grill to me- exotically heady with spicy Zest and juice of 1 lime aromas. The flavor is warm, 12-ounce package shred- dium and set the cutlets on but not biting, with tastes ded broccoli slaw mixture the grill and cook for 6 min- of ginger and garlic. Salt and ground black utes per side, or until they That night, all I did was pepper reach 165 F at the center. thin it with water until it 2 tablespoons Thai red Place each cutlet on a bun, had a barbecue sauce con- curry paste sistency, then tossed chick- 1 cup smooth peanut but- then top with some of the en in it and slapped it on ter broccoli slaw. the grill. It was crazy good. 1 1/2 pounds turkey ten- Nutrition information per The next night, I tried it derloin serving (values are rounded again. But this time I doc- 6 hamburger buns or oth- tored it a bit, bringing it er sandwich rolls to the nearest whole num- just a bit closer to tradition- In a medium bowl, whisk ber): 600 calories; 280 calo- al barbecue sauce. But I still together the mayonnaise, ries from fat (47 percent of didn’t want to turn it into a hot sauce and lime zest total calories); 31 g fat (6 grocery list of ingredients; I (reserve the juice). Add the g saturated; 0 g trans fats); could just stick my original broccoli slaw and mix well. recipe if I was willing to do Season with salt and pep- 50 mg cholesterol; 40 g car- that. per, then set aside. bohydrate; 45 g protein; 4 g So I mixed the curry In a large bowl, mix to- fiber; 970 mg sodium. Yankee magazine ofers 26 ideas for autumn, A to Z NEW YORK (AP) — A and events. Here’s a rundown ommends checking out the is for acer saccharum, also with some details on the most website for the Northeastern called the sugar maple tree, travel-worthy recommenda- Mycological Federation web- known for its orange and red tions from the magazine’s fall site, http://www.nemf.org, fall foliage. issue, available on newsstands for groups that go out with B is for bog, as in cranberry Tuesday. The magazine also experts. bog, with a cranberry harvest offers fall foliage maps, fore- G is for ghost, and there celebration planned for Oct. casts and trip-planning at are plenty of old houses in 6-7 in Wareham, Mass. YankeeFoliage.com. New England that claim to And C is for cider dough- The magazine’s fall entry be haunted, including the nuts, a favorite fall treat made for the letter D is dirt roads, Tilton Inn and Onions Pub in with apple cider, available at of which there are many in Tilton, N.H. H is for “hunter’s places like Atkins Farms in rural New England, often a moon,” the autumnal full Amherst, Mass., B.F. Clyde’s good place for a quiet walk moon that this year falls on Cider Mill in Old Mystic, (or bumpy drive) to enjoy Oct. 29. I is for Indian pud- Conn., and Rocky Ridge Or- scenery of the season. E is for ding, the old-timey corn meal, chard in Bowdoin, Maine. the Big E, the annual agricul- milk and molasses concoction Notice a theme? 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