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YADKINVILLE, NC PHONE: (336) 679-2341 FAX: (336) 679-2340 Christmas spirit parades through town Staff Report same route as the 4th of places.” to donate if possible. further information, call Yadkinville Christmas July Parade. Line up for the parade “Please help us by do- 336-679-8691 between 8 Tree lighting ceremony The spirit of Christmas “This year, we will be will be on Progress Lane nating so we can give back a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday at Yadkinville Town Hall. will parade through Yadk- collecting can food to do- and Shacktown Road, and to those who need food through Friday. Light refreshments will be inville this weekend dur- nate to the Yadkin County line up will begin at 8 a.m. during the holiday sea- Other Holiday Events provided along with holi- ing the annual Christmas Christian Ministries at Visit http://www.yvfd.org son,” he said. Friday, Dec. 2 day music. Parade. each intersection of the for parade applications. Southard said the rain •7 p.m.—New Hori- Saturday, Dec. 3 The parade, hosted this parade,” Southard said. Southard said all applica- date for the parade will zons Adult Day Services •11 a.m.-2 p.m. — The year by the Yadkinville “Fire department mem- tions must be turned in by be Sunday, Dec. 4, with presents “The Christmas 2nd Annual Christmas Volunteer Fire Depart- bers will also be coming today, Thursday, Dec. 1. the parade beginning at Story: The Greatest Story in the Plaza will be held ment, will begin at 10 a.m. through approximately 10 “Please make sure to 3 p.m. Line up will begin Ever Told” at Yadkinville right after the Christmas Saturday, Dec. 3. minutes prior to the pa- read all rules for the pa- at 1 p.m. if the parade is United Methodist Church. Parade. Bring the kids Bryan Southard, chief rade start time to pick up rade,” Southard said. He changed to Dec. 4 due to For more information, call for a holiday afternoon of the department, said any food that has not been also asked for those in at- rain. 677-1385. at YCAC. Activities will the parade will follow the turned into designated tendance to bring can food For any questions or for •5:30 p.m.—Annual See SPIRIT, page 3 Yadkinville town clerk retires after 46 years Nathan DiBagno ministrative employee in General Manager/Editor the office. The only other [email protected] town employees were in public works or ran the gar- When Nancy Hollar bage truck, she says. Today, first started working for she’s one of seven adminis- the Town of Yadkinville 46 trative employees. years ago, she was the only Ong, the town manager, administrative employee on described Hollar as a “gra- staff. cious lady” who always RIPPLE/Courtesy of C. Gilbert Lowery “In 1965, Nancy did it conducts herself with pro- all,” said town Manager fessionalism. The USS General A. E. Anderson TAP 111 heads for Japan with approximately 4,000 troops and Christopher Ong. “There “Speaking on behalf of dependents. Lowery provided hundreds of boxes of Dramamine on the first day of the trip to those was no town manager, no everyone past and present, experiencing seasickness. tax collector, no billing it has been a pleasure to be clerk - only Nancy.” associated with her,” Ong After almost half of a said. century of employment at The town has begun The Untold Experiences… is just the town of Yadkinville, looking for a new town Hollar is ready to retire. Her clerk, but Ong says it’s go- last day with the town of ing to be hard to truly re- Yadkinville will be Dec. 31. place Hollar. “It will be (bittersweet),” “You can never really she said. “This is home.” what the doctor ordered replace 46 years of knowl- Kristin Zachary During her tenure at the edge,” he said. “I go to her Lowery tends to get the reader town of Yadkinville, she Staff Writer laughing before dropping a bomb, 10 or 11 times a day. She [email protected] worked for 10 mayors and fills me in on what I need to allowing the reader to jump on the 41 commissioners. know and knows where ev- same roller coaster of emotions ex- “I have worked for some erything is.” C. Gilbert Lowery is sharing se- perienced by those on the missions. really good board mem- Yadkinville Mayor Hu- crets after being visited once a year During one of the missions, the bers,” she said. bert Gregory says, “She’s for 10 years by two CIA agents, re- Marine reconnaissance patrol team is Hollar recalls when she always been a pleasure to minding the Elkin High School grad- surprised by a North Korean soldier first began working at the be around.” uate and former commissioner and who was returning to his camp after town of Yadkinville, when Gregory said Hollar is mayor of Jonesville to keep quiet. visiting his home. the office was across town extremely attentive to detail The visits stopped in 1969, and “I swung my carbine around and on Jackson Street. and “above reproach.” now, through The Untold Experi- started firing from about 30 feet “There’s really no com- Hollar says she looks ences of a Navy Corpsman, Lowery away before he was able to get his parison,” she said. “Every- forward to be able to re- reveals details of five 1950s covert rifle from his shoulder,” Lowery says thing I did when I started lax and spend time reading Korean missions he took part in as in The Untold Experiences... “I kept here I did with pen and pa- novels or biographies, but a corpsman, or medic, with a U.S. pulling the trigger until he hit the per. We had no computers. she also plans to stop by and Marine Corps reconnaissance patrol ground.” I had an old manual type- visit her colleagues after re- team. “Corporal Johnson patted me on writer.” tiring. During the cordial but serious vis- the shoulder and said, ‘I think you She was also one of six “I will miss them,” she its, Lowery, who was assigned the got him, Doc. Do you want me to employees and the only ad- says. name of Lawrence “Larry” Gentry check his pulse?’ To which Gunny by the Marine reconnaissance patrol added, ‘I’m glad he didn’t have a team and assumes this name in the 500-round drum on that thing or we book, was debriefed, or reminded, would have been here all night.’” that he signed an oath of secrecy fol- After the humorous statements, lowing each of the five missions. Lowery stepped over to the soldier. “That was and still is in the back “He was lying on his back on top of my mind,” he said. “Sometimes of his rifle, dead for sure, and then they came by my workplace, and at I noticed something halfway out of RIPPLE/Courtesy of C. Gilbert Lowery other times, visited me at my home. I his jacket. When I bent over, I could Seaman C. G. Lowery’s boot assured them — and I assure you — I see his face. He didn’t look to be 16 never once divulged any information years of age. There was a packet of camp photo concerning that part of my life dur- pictures in his jacket, and all I could Lowery at the U.S. Naval Hospital in ing that time.” see was the face of a young woman Yokosuka, Japan. Now, however,”Doc Gentry” holding a baby.” “The door knob must have ex- shares his experiences by placing Although somber moments such ploded,” Lowery said. pen to paper, prescribing the reader as this expectedly fill the book, hu- The “door knob” that exploded several heart-pounding moments mor is surprisingly abundant in The was actually a mortar shrapnel that with their dose of history in The Untold Experiences…, from side- hit Lowery, leaving him with severe Untold Experiences…, and it is just splitting comments from the Marines wounds and medical issues. TRIBUNE/Photo courtesy of the town of Yadkinville what the “doctor” ordered. to Lowery’s claims his injuries were Lowery spent nearly a year in re- The Untold Experiences…, al- caused by an exploding door knob. covery after being injured and was Nancy Hollar has worked with the town of Yadkin- though brief at 167 pages, is packed “If I didn’t know better, I’d say awarded two Purple Heart medals, ville since 1965. “Everything I did when I started full of laughs, adrenaline, triumph you were hit by a grenade or mortar here I did with pen and paper,” she said. “We had and heartache. shrapnel,” said a corpsman caring for See UNTOLD, page 3 no computers. I had an old manual typewriter.” YCAC board president appointed to the N.C. Arts Council board of directors Staff Report Willingham, president serve as a home for the arts My hope is that this will the arts. ative industry employs of Indera Mills, moved his in the County. Construction translate into more aware- The NC Arts Council is a nearly 300,000 North Car- Gov. Beverly Perdue has four-generation old com- on phase II of the Center, ness of the great things division of the NC Depart- olinians and contributes appointed John W. Will- pany from Winston-Salem the performing arts theater, that we are doing in Yad- ment of Cultural Resources, more than $41 billion to the ingham, board president of to Yadkinville in 1998. He is underway with an antici- kin County to promote the which annually serves more state’s economy. the Yadkin Cultural Arts has led the Yadkin Arts pated completion timeline arts.” than 19 million people The mission of the Yad- Center, to the North Caro- Council as board president of fall, 2012. Willingham believes through its 27 historic sites, kin Arts Council is to en- lina Arts Council board of for the past 10 years. His “I am indeed honored that the Center, home to the seven history museums, rich the lives of all Yadkin directors. He will serve a leadership and vision were to have been selected by Yadkin Arts Council, will two art museums, the na- County citizens through three-year term beginning instrumental in the creation Gov. Perdue to serve on serve as an anchor for the tion’s first state-supported art programs that touch, immediately. The board of the Yadkin Cultural Arts the Board of the NC Arts revitalization of downtown Symphony Orchestra, the involve and inspire cre- advises Cultural Resources Center. The Center was Council,” said Willingham. Yadkinville and that it will State Library, the NC Arts ative spirits of all ages and Secretary Linda A. Carlisle completed in 2010 and con- “My intent will be to repre- create a vibrancy of place Council and the State Ar- backgrounds. The Yadkin on Arts Council programs sists of a complex of build- sent the interests of Yadkin that has been missing in chives. Arts Council was founded and policies. ings and open spaces that County on the state level. this underserved region in North Carolina’s cre- in 1975. A2

Page 2- The Yadkin Ripple, Yadkinville, N.C. Thursday, December 1, 2011 Church Briefs Ongoing Sunday, Dec. 11 •Pilot View Friends •11 a.m.—Bell choir Meeting invites you to will perform during wor- attend the Contemporary ship service at 1140 Deep Service at 9 am in the Fel- Creek Church Road, Yad- lowship Hall. The upcom- kinville, NC 27055. ing schedule includes: •3 p.m.—8th ANNU- Chris Vogts on Dec. 4 & AL PERFORMANCE OF 11; Christmas Praise & HANDEL’S MESSIAH Worship on Dec. 18. On at Yadkinville Methodist Dec. 25, all services will Church. Directed by Gin- be combined to meet at 10 ger Holt, Music accompa- a.m. in the sanctuary. niment by Keena Moxley, Performed by members Wednesday, Dec. 7 of the Yadkin Commu- •7 p.m.—Harmony nity Chorus. This is a free Grove Friends Meeting performance sponsored will hold a Music and by the Jay Martin Family Candlelight Worship. Re- Foundation and the Yad- Davis couple celebrates freshments and fellow- kin Arts Council. ship will follow Worship. 65 years together Everyone is encouraged Sunday, Dec. 18 to attend. •6 p.m.—Childrens Gerdie and Katie Da- Minick and Dr. Paul Kern in Christmas program at Templeton couple vis celebrated their 65th Boonville for several years Saturday, Dec. 10 1140 Deep Creek Church wedding anniversary on and retired from Yadkin Wednesday, Oct. 19th, at County Department of So- •6 p.m.—The com- Road, Yadkinville, NC Prospect United Meth- cial Services. bined choirs of Pilot View 27055. celebrates 65 odist Church with a bar- They have two daugh- Friends and Deep Creek beque dinner given by their ters, Debbie (Grady) Baptist will present the Sunday, Dec. 25 daughters. Goughand and Tanya cantata, Voices of Christ- •10:30 a.m.—Wor- years together Gerdie owned G. S. Da- (Mike) Hamm. They have mas at Pilot View and on ship service only singing vis Garage for several years three grandchildren and Dec. 18 at 7:30 p.m. at & scripture at 1140 Deep Enock and Mae Templeton of Elkin, formerly of Jones- and retired from National three great-grandchildren. ville, celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary at Park- Linen in Winston-Salem. More than 100 friends Deep Creek. Creek Church Road, Yad- wood Retirement Home on Thanksgiving Day. They were Katie worked for Dr. James helped them celebrate. kinville, NC 27055. married Nov. 24, 1946. Yadkin County Public Library News Week of Nov. 28, 2011 A flu shot clinic for Vet- available to fill as well. your time, please contact pardon the mess while we erans will be scheduled for Stop by the library and pick Malinda Sells, Branch Li- work to bring an improved Monday, Dec. 5 from 9:30 up an angel and/or stocking brarian, at 336-679-8792. and unified area for all li- a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Yadkin to help a child in need for STORYTIME for pre- brary patrons to enjoy. County Public Library. If the holiday season. Angels schoolers will be held on The Yadkin County Pub- you live in Surry, Stokes, and stockings should be Thursday, Dec. 1 at 10 a.m. lic Library, in partnership Wilkes or Yadkin counties, returned by Dec. 12. For STORYTIME is an early with the Urban League, is are a veteran and are cur- more information about this literacy program specifical- hosting free computer train- rently enrolled in VA health program, contact Becky ly geared for preschoolers ing classes for adults ages services, you are eligible for Clark at 336-399-2340 or at 2-5 years old. The theme for 50 and older and anyone a free flu shot. Please bring YadkinChristmas@gmail. this week’s program will be who has disabilities. Train- MODEL HOME OPEN! your valid military ID. For com. “Sweet Stuff,” featuring the ing will include turning on a more information, contact A special collection of letter “S” and highlighting computer, using the mouse, 2123 Walnut Crossing Run the rural health program teapots and teacups are the literacy skill, narrative searching the Internet, office at 1-800-469-8262 on display in the library’s skills. All STORYTIME developing a resume, us- Yadkinville, NC 27055 ext 4958/4960/4962 or visit front entryway. The collec- programs are free and open ing email and much more! Saturday & Sunday 2-4pm their website at www.salis- tion has generously been to the public. Make plans Classes are held on Tues- bury.va.gov. provided by Jerrie Hayes. now to bring your child or days from 9–10:30 a.m. and The Yadkin County Please take time to stop by grandchild for a fun and en- 10:30 a.m.–noon. If you are Public Library is sponsor- the library and check out tertaining educational expe- interested in participating, 336.408.6438 ing an “Angel Tree” for her collection. rience, with stories, music please come to the library the Salvation Army’s An- The library is looking for and crafts as we help get our during the designated time. gel Tree Christmas pro- a bilingual person who is kids “Ready to Read” with The Yadkin County Pub- gram. Children in need, 12 willing to volunteer to teach the “Every Child Ready to lic Library is a member of years of age and younger, a six-week course on “Ev- Read @ your Library” pro- the Northwestern Regional are provided gifts of toys eryday English.” The work- gram. Library system, comprised Like Us and clothing that would shop would consist of 12 The library’s landscape of libraries in Alleghany, otherwise not receive gifts hours of teaching time and is under construction. Due Stokes, Surry and Yad- www.buystillwater.com during the holiday season. approximately 8-10 people to visibility issues with the kin counties. The library’s 00472528 In addition, stockings are in the class. Resources are handicapped parking, two normal operating hours available for workshop use trees have been removed. In are as follows: Mondays as well as for checkout by addition, a group has gener- and Thursdays 8:30 a.m.– participants. If you are in- ously donated funds for the 6:30 p.m. and Tuesdays, terested in helping others improvement and upgrade Wednesdays and Fridays and would like to volunteer of our landscape. Please from 8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Community Calendar Ongoing •7:30 p.m.—Candle- ble – Limestone College •Joshua’s Angel Center light Christmas in Rock- Jazz Ensemble – Limestone is taking applications un- ford Thursday and Friday. College. Friday evening— til Dec. 8 to help kids with At Rockford Methodist Dr. Gena Poovey Accom- or without a disability and Church Historic Village of panied by Norma Johnson adults with a disability for Rockford. Don’t miss the Marshall Brothers and High Christmas. For more infor- 21st year of this Christmas Road Ashley Godwin and mation, call 336-244-7997. tradition led by Dr. Gena Devin Matthews Miranda •10:30 a.m.—Preschool Poovey, Professor of Mu- Owens - Flutist Surry Com- storytime for ages 2-5 will sic Limestone College in munity College Chorus di- be held at the Boonville Gaffney, S.C., sponsored rected by Angie Smith Re- Community Public Library by The Rockford Preserva- freshments will be served every Thursday. This will tion Society, Inc. Thursday following both programs. consist of stories, songs, evening—Dr. Gena Poovey The Davenport Gallery will and crafts. For more infor- Accompanied by Norma be open before and after mation, call 367-7737. Johnson, Gene Anderson the programs for your early Thursday, Dec. 1 and friends Men’s Ensem- Christmas shopping. Friday, Dec. 2 •7 p.m.—New Horizons Adult Day Services Pres- ents The Christmas Story. The Greatest Story Ever Told at Yadkinville United 1821 Hwy 67, Jonesville across from 67 Hardware Methodist Church. For more information, call 677- Open Thursday - Sat 10am-6pm • (336) 835-1220 1385. Or click on our online ad on the contest page for a •5:30 p.m.—Annual OFF printable coupon. Yadkinville Christmas Tree 75% lighting ceremony at Yadk- Any Candle When You Mention This Ad! inville Town Hall. Light re- Offer applies to in-store purchases at the Jonesville location. Cannot be combined with freshments will be provided other special offers or promotions. Limit 1 per customer. Offer good thru Dec 31, 2011 along with holiday music.

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The Yadkin Ripple, Yadkinville, N.C. Thursday, December 1, 2011 - Page 3 and www.barnesandnoble. Untold: com. Continued from 1 the Korean Presidential ery’s fourth mission, when Citation medal and other he was injured. medals. He was also recom- “We all started crying,” mended for the Bronze Star Lowery said of the team medal. and the first eight POWs When Lowery was that were rescued. “Now I handed this news, he was know why we do what we also told he would not do.” wear these medals and they Perhaps this is why would not appear on his Lowery said he preferred regular DD-214 until the his uniform over the PJs, missions he participated in robe and slippers he wore were declassified and made as he recovered from his in- public. juries. Perhaps this is why Also remaining a secret he continuously “volun- was the number of prison- teered” and risked his life ers of war — 26 — rescued on each of these missions. by the Marine reconnais- Through Lowery’s me- RIPPLE/Courtesy of C. Gilbert Lowery sance patrol team. ticulous details and descrip- Jim, Gil and Butch aboard the USS General Albert During the third mis- tions in The Untold Experi- E. Anderson TAP 111. sion, the team freed eight ences…, readers will find The book received the blades thumping through POWs. themselves standing beside bronze medal for the cat- the cool, night air was the “Do you guys know him in the heart of the ac- egory of “Korean War only sound louder than what you have just done?” tion, rejoicing with him Book” and the silver medal my heart pounding in my asked a captain upon their over a rare hot cup of coffee for the category of “Mili- chest.” return. “You have rescued and grieving with him dur- tary/Navy” in the MWSA Experience several the first POWs since the ing the burials of his fellow 2011 book awards. heart-pounding moments truce over three years ago. comrades. This first book for the throughout The Untold Ex- We were told by the North The Untold Experi- EHS graduate and former periences of a Navy Corps- Koreans that these POWs ences… recently received Jonesville mayor has the man by purchasing the did not exist!” bronze and silver medals reader hooked from the book at Diana’s Bookstore RIPPLE/Courtesy of C. Gilbert Lowery Eighteen more POWs from the Military Writers very first sentence — “The in downtown Elkin or on- Lowery’s book includes a map, showing the five were rescued during Low- Society of America. sound of the helicopter line at www.amazon.com missions in Korea. etary donations also ac- Spirit: cepted. Sunday, Dec. 11 National Influenza Vaccination Continued from 1 •3 p.m.— The 8th An- include ornament mak- nual Performance of Han- ing in YARD Studios A del’s Messiah will take and B, Story Telling by place at Yadkinville Meth- Week is Dec. 4-10 Vicky Towns in Class- odist Church. Messiah is directed by Ginger Holt, To commemorate National ease, lung disease, HIV/AIDS room I, Face Painting in Influenza Vaccination week, and kidney disorders. Classroom II and Cookie with music accompani- The Yadkin County Health The Health Department Decorating in Classroom ment by Keena Moxley Department will be hosting a currently has State Funded Flu III. This event is free. Hot and performed by mem- flu clinic on Tuesday, Dec. 6 Vaccine for Children (VFC) chocolate will be available bers of the Yadkin Com- from 8:30 a.m.-noon and 1-4 age 6 months-18 years of age for 50 cents per cup. munity Chorus. This is a p.m. who are VFC Eligible, indi- •5:30 p.m.—Annual free performance spon- The CDC recommends viduals attending a college/ university in North Carolina Christmas Tree lighting sored by the Jay Martin that everyone 6 months of ceremony in Downtown age and older have a flu shot. and Health Care Workers. Family Foundation and the Boonville. It will be held Serious complications related The Yadkin County Health at the intersection of Hwy Yadkin Arts Council. to the flu can be prevented Department currently ac- 67 and Hwy 601. Holi- To submit a holiday or for those who are in high risk cepts Medicare, Medicaid and day music will be heard Christmas-related event groups which include: Chil- Health Choice. dren under 5, adults 65 and Private pay vaccine is also throughout Boonville. for The Ripple’s commu- nity calendar, please email older, pregnant women and available for $25. Food donations of non those who suffer from chronic To obtain more informa- perishable foods will be the event information to conditions, such as (but not tion, please contact Lorie collected for the Yadkin elkeditor@heartlandpub- limited to) diabetes, heart dis- Rose, LPN, at 336-679-4203. Christian Ministries. Mon- lications.com. Jonesville Police Reports Visit us at: Resisting, obstructing son, 39, of 1297 Pleasant Case closed. property by false pre- or delaying an officer Ridge Road, State Road, Consuming an open tense Joseph Eugene Ashley was cited with shoplifting container, driving with Crystal Bosley, 25, www.yadkinripple.com Jr., 40, of 1432 Sunbury and concealment of goods, license revoked of 5121 Howell School, Lane, Columbia, S.C., according to a Nov. 3 JPD Denisha Jean Perry, Hamptonville, was cited was cited with resisting, report. The warrant served 31, of 3080 Cedar Forest with two felony counts of obstructing or delaying was out of Forsyth Coun- Road, Ronda, was cited obtaining money/property an officer, according to a ty. Johnson was placed un- with consuming an open by false pretense, accord- Nov. 1 JPD report. Ashley der a $250 unsecured bond container and driving with ing to a Nov. 8 JPD report. Jr. was a passenger in a ve- and faces a Dec. 15 trial her license revoked, ac- Bosley was placed under a hicle stopped by the JPD, date. Case closed. cording to a Nov. 3 JPD $2,500 secured bond and and he provided incorrect Obstructing, delaying report. Perry was placed faced a Nov. 9 trial date. information regarding his an officer; drug viola- under a $500 unsecured Case closed. name and date of birth tions bond and faces a Dec. 28 Driving with license during the traffic stop. He Garry Fred Burns, 54, trial date. Case closed. revoked faces a Dec. 7 trial date. of 1278 John Alley Road, Cruelty to animals, Tessa Nicole Pfaff, 22, FOR RENT – 1 BR Apartment Yadkinville Case closed. Lansing, was cited with town ordinance leash of 200 S. Wall St., Elkin TAKING APPLICATIONS – 3 BR, 2 BA singlewide FOR SALE Failure to appear obstructing and delaying law violation was cited with driving 4 BR, 2 BA doublewide & lot, over 1900 sq. ft., spacious. Elliott Lynn Parsons, an officer and with drug Susan Yvonne Cox, 43, with her license revoked, Courtney area. 49, of 105 Maple St., violations - equipment/ of 104 Arlington Avenue, according to a Nov. 8 JPD Homes, Lots, and Land for Sale Jonesville, was cited with paraphernalia, according Jonesville, was cited with report. Pfaff faces a Jan. Residential & Commercial Investment Property two counts failure to ap- to a Nov. 3 JPD report. two counts cruelty to ani- 25, 2012, trial date. Case www.garrisonrealty.biz • Rental Property Available pear, according to a Nov. Burns was cited and re- mals and with violating closed. 2 JPD report. Parsons was leased and faces a Jan. the town ordinance leash Breaking and enter- placed under a $500 un- 25, 2012, trial date. Case law, according to a Nov. ing, trespassing Need Extra Cash For Christmas? secured bond for the two closed. 4 JPD report. Cox faces According to a Nov. 9 Wilkes County warrants. Warrant for arrest a Dec. 7 trial date. Case JPD report, a person broke His trial date is set for Jason Andrew Lomg- closed. into an Oakland Boulevard ALL LOANS CONFIDENTIAL LAY-A-WAY Dec. 14. Case closed. worth, 26, of 5310 Coun- Larceny residence in Jonesville. LAY-A-WAY NO AMOUNT TOO LARGE • INSTANT CASH Selling/delivering a try Club Road, Jonesville, Brittany Sue Shields, According to the report, Large slection of schedule II controlled was served with a warrant 18, of 5905 U.S. 21, the person that committed Jewelry Guns substance; possession for arrest out of Forsyth Jonesville, was cited with the breaking and entering with intent to manufac- County, according to a larceny, according to a refused to leave the ad- ture, sell, deliver Nov. 3 JPD report. Case Nov. 5 JPD report. Shields dress, resulting in a tres- WE Ricky Dean Hutch- closed. faces a Jan. 11, 2012, trial passing charge. The JPD BUY Open container GOLD Musical ens, 37, of 120 Bryant date. Case closed. continues to investigate Tools Instruments St., Jonesville, was cited Derrick Preston-Lewis Obtaining money/ this incident. with felony sell/deliver a Welborne, 32, of 7509 Pe- schedule II controlled sub- trea Lane, Charlotte, was stance, and felony posses- cited with having an open NEW IMAGE WEIGHT LOSS Mount Airy Offi ce Darryl B. Rhyne, MD Elkin Offi ce YADKINVILLE PAWN & JEWELRY sion with intent to manu- container, according to a 1008 Old Rockford St. 660 Parkwood Medical facture, sell and/or deliver Nov. 3 JPD report. Wel- Kimberly H. Phillips, PA-C Park (336) 719-0400 (336) 719-0400 OPEN MONDAY - FRIDAY 9A.M. - 5P.M. a schedule II controlled borne was cited and re- Consultation with a Medical diet program SATURDAY - 9A.M. - 2P.M. substance, according to a leased and faces a Dec. 9 licensed provider to tailored to your specifi c CALL US AT - (336)679-4998 Nov. 2 JPD report. Hutch- trial date. Case closed. discuss available weight needs. A month’s supply of loss options. Monthly medications designed for ens was placed under a Warrant for arrest visits to monitor progress. New Pic the patients needs. $5,000 unsecured bond Larry Kent Muncus, 68, Enjoy the heat from the Relax in the Slimline Boonville Baptist and faced a Nov. 4 trial of 2732 N.C. 67, Jones- Slimline Pod which can Pod which helps to date. Case closed. ville, was served with a help provide temporary boost your metabolism Church relief from Fibromyalgia and improve your Shoplifting, conceal- warrant for arrest out of and Chronic joint pains. weight loss efforts. invites ment of goods Yadkin County, according SLIMLINE POD ONLY AVAILABLE AT MOUNT AIRY LOCATION invites Rodney Daryl John- to a Nov. 3 JPD report. 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Page 4- The Yadkin Ripple, Yadkinville, N.C. Thursday, December 1, 2011 Opinions and Viewpoints The Yadkin Ripple (USPS 694-920) Nathan DiBagno P.O. Box 7 General Manager Yadkinville, NC 27055 Phone: 679-2341 Karen Martin Fax: 679-2340 Associate Editor E-mail: [email protected] Kara Ball Office Manager The Yadkin Ripple is published every Thursday by Heartland Publications, LLC, 115 Jackson St.,Yadkinville, NC 27055-1460.

Subscription Rates: Yadkin County: $33, one year; $60, two years; N.C. State $33, one year; $60, two years; Outside N.C.: $78, one year; $150, two years. Periodicals postage paid at Yadkinville, N.C. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Yadkin Ripple, P.O. Box 7, Yadkinville, NC 27055. You Decide: Should you buy local? The ACC’s first 20 years Dr. Mike Walden N.C. Co-Op Last, sometimes the N.C. Cooperative Extension specific product or - ser D.G. Martin One on One of smiling while ‘they were going wild out there,’” vice a person wants adding “‘if I was Frank McGuire, I would not There’s a movement just isn’t available in One-on-One bring my team to College Park.’” afoot to change how we our country (like oil), McGuire responded, “I don’t care what Lefty buy. It’s not about how or if it is, the price is Just as the Atlantic Coast Con- has to say. There are a million Lefty Driesells in much we buy or even higher than a foreign- ference (ACC) is poised to expand the world.…You won’t see the day I’m afraid of the kinds of products we made substitute. So again, North Carolina’s basketball him.” buy. Instead, it’s direct- here the buyer is faced victory over South Carolina in McGuire might not have been afraid, but he ed at the origins of what with a dilemma. Does Las Vegas last week brought back wore a bulletproof vest to the game in College we buy and where we the person purchase the memories. Park. buy. Broadly speaking, domestic-made version They are memories of a time By 1971, it did not take a McGuire-Driesell ri- it’s called the buy local Mike and pay more but create when the ACC was young and valry for ACC basketball games to be the lead sto- South Carolina was part of the campaign. Walden jobs here, or do they buy D.G. ries on the sports pages. By then ACC basketball There are two ele- the foreign-made alter- small family. Well, sort of. Martin games were big-time sports stories all winter long. ments to this campaign. native and save some That “sort of” story is just part The 1953 and 1971 Maryland-South Carolina The first has to do with the origins money? of “ACC Basketball: The Story of games are bookends for more than 300 pages of of the products we purchase, spe- Now let me move closer to the Rivalries, Traditions, and Scandals of the First ACC history. cifically, the country in which they home and look at the second piece Two Decades of the Atlantic Coast Conference,” a Coincidentally, two months after the 1971 game, are made. The argument is that the to the buy local movement, where new book by Sam Walker. on March 29, 1971, South Carolina’s trustees voted more products we buy from com- you buy. Here the idea is to shop During most of those first 20 years, South Caro- to resign from the ACC. Their reasons had more to panies located in the U.S., rather at retailers and sellers in your city lina, a founding member of the conference, was part do with the conference’s academic standards for than foreign countries, the more or county rather than at merchants of a family that stayed together, even if not altogeth- football recruits than McGuire’s various feuds with money stays in the country and outside your immediate area. By er happily. conference officials. the more jobs are created here. doing so — the theory is — mon- Those first years took the ACC to the top as a bas- Walker writes about other colorful coaches, like There is compelling evidence ey will go to local businesses, be ketball conference, a position it still holds. Everett Case, Press Maravich, and Bones McKin- for this viewpoint. The U.S. an- re-spent locally and create local The book opens with a description of the first ACC ney. And he writes about the not-so-colorful one nually imports $2.3 trillion worth jobs. conference basketball game. On December 2, 1953, who probably made the greatest positive impact on of products and services. Using There’s no question this can Maryland played South Carolina in Columbia before the ACC during that time, Dean Smith. an average rate of job creation work. On average, every $1 mil- about 3,000 fans. If you do not remember who won, Attendance and public attention were not the only per dollar of domestic production, lion spent locally will support you are not alone. The next day, the newspapers in differences between the 1953 and 1971 games. In purchasing all these imported between 15 and 30 community Washington and in Columbia gave only short reports 1953, there were no black players in the ACC. At goods and services from domes- jobs. The reason the job creation that few people noticed. (Maryland won, 53-49.) the game in 1971, Maryland had black players and tic companies would create more number isn’t higher is because Not much attention. Not much respect. a black assistant coach. Today, it is hard to believe it than 20 million jobs. most local companies purchase a Walker compares that debut game to a meeting could be any other way. Of course, there are some significant fraction of their- mer between the same two teams in 1971, when 14,000 “How many more ACC basketball books can things we import that we just chandise from outside the local fans crowded Maryland’s Cole Field House to see there be?” my wife asked me. “Think about Civil don’t have domestically, at least area. So all local spending doesn’t Lefty Driesell’s young Maryland team upset Frank War books,” I told her, trying to say that there would in the short run. Oil is a good ex- remain in the local area. McGuire’s second-in-the-nation-ranked South Caro- be plenty more. But this “ACC Basketball” book, ample. If we kept importing oil And again, that’s just the rub lina team in overtime, 31-30. written by a prize winning historian and published but reduced all other imports to of trying to buy only from local McGuire and Driesell turn out to be major char- by a university press (UNC Press) sets it apart and zero, then we would still add 17 sellers. Even more than at the na- acters in a major-character-filled book about sports, makes it a must-have reference for students of the million slots to our employment tional level, many products and higher education, and American cultural change. game and the times. base. services simply aren’t available Earlier in the 1970-71 season, a game between the D.G. Martin hosts UNC-TV’s “North Carolina However, there are three twists in all localities. Small communi- two teams in Columbia had to be ended with 4:52 Bookwatch,” which usually airs Fridays at 9:30 p.m. to this conclusion. One is our ex- ties especially tend to specialize remaining on the clock. A brawl broke out, and one and Sundays at 5 p.m. But this weekend’s (Decem- ports. The U.S. could replace its in what they do and what they of the South Carolina players struck Driesell twice ber 2 and 4) programs will be preempted by special non-oil imports with domestic have to sell. Bigger cities — be- in the face. UNC-TV fundraising programming. production and buying, but what cause they have more people and McGuire and Driesell exchanged unpleasant For more information or to view prior programs if other countries do the same and consequently a wider diversity of comments in the press, Driesell accusing “McGuire visit the webpage at www.unctv.org/ncbookwatch/ our exports also go to zero? talent and skills — will usually This would have a big impact have more of what buyers want. on job creation from buying local So buying local campaigns will because our exports are also huge, have a greater chance of success totaling $1.8 trillion annually. If in more populous areas. both our non-oil imports and all I think the conclusion is clear. of our exports went to zero, we As with most economic decisions, would net 1.8 million jobs in the there are both benefits and costs country, a 1.4 percent increase to buying local, regardless of from current employment levels. whether “local” is the entire coun- The second twist is foreign in- try or your immediate county or vestment. Foreign countries that neighborhood. Individually and sell more to the U.S. accumulate collectively, we’ll have to decide U.S. dollars, and eventually those which side — the benefits or the dollars find their way back to our costs — wins! country in the form of foreign Dr. Mike Walden is a Wil- investments. These foreign in- liam Neal Reynolds Professor vestments can take many forms, and North Carolina Cooperative including the purchase of U.S. Extension economist in the De- government securities, stocks partment of Agricultural and Re- from U.S. companies or the build- source Economics of N.C. State ing of factories and other facilities University’s College of Agricul- in the U.S. Foreign-owned auto ture and Life Sciences. He teaches factories are a good example of and writes on personal finance, the latter kind of foreign invest- economic outlook and public ment. policy. The College of Agriculture It’s estimated these types of and Life Sciences communica- foreign investments support al- tions unit provides his You Decide most 6 million domestic jobs. column every two weeks. Previous Without international trade, some columns are available at http:// of these jobs might disappear, or www.cals.ncsu.edu/agcomm/ at the least, they wouldn’t expand news-center/tag/you-decide very fast. Yadkin Cultural Arts Center News 2nd Annual Christmas in the Plaza music accompaniment by Keena Moxley and performed Studio E. The fee is $75. Email [email protected] or The 2nd Annual Christmas in the Plaza will be held by members of the Yadkin Community Chorus. This is call 336-251-5601 for more information. from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. right after the Christmas Parade a free performance sponsored by the Jay Martin Family Knitting on Saturday, Dec. 3. Bring the kids for a fun holiday af- Foundation and the Yadkin Arts Council. Knitting is instructed by Peggy Petrocy from 10 a.m. ternoon at YCAC! Activities will include ornament mak- “Stitching Generations Together: A Show of to noon Wednesdays. The fee is $45 for three classes. Be- ing in YARD Studios A and B, Story Telling by Vicky Quilts” gin anytime! Email [email protected] or call 336- Towns in Classroom I, Face Painting in Classroom II and “Stitching Generations Together: A Show of 577-0790 for more information. Cookie Decorating in Classroom III. Help us decorate Quilts” will continue through Dec. 29 at Wel- Yoga for Beginners the plaza trees just like last year! This event is free. Hot born Gallery. Many of today’s quilters have ties Yoga for Beginners takes place every Thursday chocolate will be available for 50 cents per cup. to mothers and grandmothers through their quilts. evening at 5:30 p.m. Weekly drop-in classes are Holiday Open House at YARD Gifts Some of the tools have changed but the desire to $5 each. Joanna Humphrey instructs the classes, While your kids are making ornaments, stop in at create with fabric has endured. This show high- which are located at Classroom 3 at YCAC. YARD Gifts in Studio F to find that special handmade gift lights quilts from yesterday and today along with Hours for someone special in your life. All items are made by the stories that stitch them together. Welborn Gallery is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. artist members of the Yadkin Arts Council. Fused glass Painting Classes Monday-Friday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. jewelry, knitted wear, small paintings, mosaic pieces, Painting classes are offered by instructors Patty Bai- Third Branch Cafe has a Dinner Special and woodworking, hand-dyed scarves…and so much more! ley Sheets and Sharon Grubbs. Email yardartchicks@ Live Music every Friday night. Cafe hours are 7 Shop in your own backYARD! Hours: noon to 4:30 p.m. gmail.com or call 336-699-4441 for more information. a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Wednesday, 7 a.m. to 8 Tuesday-Thursday, 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Fridays, and 3-Day Class using live model one day p.m. Thursday and Friday, and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays. A 3-day class using a live model one day will be held Saturdays. 8th Annual Performance of Handel’s Messiah from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dec. 15-17 in Studios A-B at the Third Branch Cafe and the YCAC will close Friday, The 8th Annual Performance of Handel’s Messiah YARD. The fee is $300. Dec. 23 at 5 p.m. and reopen Tuesday, Dec. 27 at 8 a.m. will take place at 3 p.m. Dec. 11 at Yadkinville Meth- Beginning Mosaics To contact the center, call 336-679-2941. The odist Church. Messiah is directed by Ginger Holt, with Beginning Mosaics is instructed by Jody Pounds in YCAC is located at 226 E. Main St., Yadkinville. A5

The Yadkin Ripple, Yadkinville, N.C. Thursday, December 1, 2011 - Page 5 Obituaries Hazel Jones Hemric tired from Western Electric was held at Home Coming 1923, in Wilkes County to kesboro, with Lawrence and Farming, she enjoyed Bed and Breakfast in El- the late Iredell Talmedge Warden, Steve McCollum Hazel Jones Hemric of spending time with family kin from 2-5 p.m. Sunday, and Viola Jane Campbell and Gary Riddle officiat- Jonesville passed peace- and friends. Her faith in Nov. 27, 2011. Riddle. ing. Burial followed in the fully away at Hugh Cha- God and love of the Lord In lieu of flowers, me- In addition to her par- church cemetery. The fam- tham Memorial Hospital at Jesus Christ made Mama morials can be made to the ents, she was preceded in ily received friends one Home in Elkin, surrounded Hazel a role model. She Hazel J. Hemric Memorial death by her husband, Wal- hour prior to the service at by her the loving third accomplished much in her fund in care of Yadkin Val- ter Glenn Johnson; daugh- Bethel Branch Church of floor nursing staff and her life by the grace of God ley Bank, Jonesville, N.C. ter, Tina Viola Johnson; Christ. physician on Thanksgiving and realized answered Online condolences two sisters; seven brothers. Memorials can be Ginger Martin Doub Day. prayer. Her greatest joy is may be made to www.gen- Surviving are her chil- made to Alzheimer’s As- Funeral Service was She was a beloved serving others. tryfuneralservice.com. dren, Steve Johnson and soc., 1315 Ashleybrook held 2 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. mother, mother-in-law, We would like to sin- Gentry Family Funeral wife Linda, Roger Johnson Lane, Winston-Salem, NC 29, 2011, at Peace Haven grandmother and grand- cerely thank all the kind Service of Jonesville is and wife Donna, Tempi 27103. Baptist Church. Burial mother-in-law. loving hands and prayers serving the Hemric Family. Cannova; grandchildren, The family would like followed in Church Cem- Preceding her in death that God sent to care for Zach, Natalie, Josh, Blake, to thank Willowbrook etery. were her parents, Ida Shaw her and her family during Mildred Riddle Brock, Chase, Angel; six Nursing Care Center for all Lucille Hauser Mar- Hemric, Frank Isaac Hem- her brief illness. Although Johnson great-grandchildren; sis- the love and care shown to tin ric; and beloved daughter, we do not see her on earth ters, Doris Riddle Brewer Mildred. Funeral Service was Jerry Emerson Reece. we know that she is present Mildred Riddle John- of North Wilkesboro and Online condolences can held 2 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. Ms. Hemric is survived in the arms of Jesus. Her son of East Bend, a virtu- Malinda Riddle of Lewis- be made at www.gentryfu- 29, 2011, at South Oak by a son-in-law, Max W. family is surrounded by ous woman, as described ville. neralservice.com. Ridge Baptist Church. Reece; granddaughter, her love and kindness and in Proverbs 31, went home Her funeral service was Gentry Family Funeral Burial followed in Church Deborah R. Swift; and protected by the love and to be with her Lord on held 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. Service in Yadkinville is Cemetery. grandson-in-law, William comfort of our Lord Jesus Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 27, 2011, at Bethel Branch serving the Johnson fam- Sarah Mae Allen “Sam” Swift. Christ, her greatest love. 24, 2011. She was 88. Church of Christ, 4735 El- ily. Funeral Service was Ms. Hemric was re- A memorial service She was born April 10, kin Hwy 268, North Wil- held 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 27, 2011, in Gentry Fami- ly Chapel. Burial followed at West Yadkin Baptist Help The Salvation Army provide Christmas Church Cemetery. Hazel Jones Hemric Memorial Service was held from 2-5 p.m. Sun- for Yadkin County families in need day, Nov. 27, 2011, at The Salvation Army needs —Adopt an Angel and Where can you help? —Jonesville: Library at of the people who live in Yad- Home Coming Bed and the community’s help to bring provide clothing and wish list ANGEL TREE and 150 W. Main St. kin County,” said Major Kent Breakfast. the joy of the Christmas season items for a particular child. STOCKING Locations —Hamptonville: Phat Davis, area commander for Mildred Riddle John- to families in Yadkin County. —Fill a Stocking with —Yadkinville: Library at Boyz at 4420 Old Hwy 421 W The Salvation Army. “It’s the son The Salvation Army’s annual stocking stuffers. 233 E. Main St., YMCA at (pickup only) people who donate toys, fulfill Funeral Service was Christmas Assistance program —Host a toy drive at your 6540 Service Road, Papa’s —Courtney: Old Stage an angel, stuff a stocking, or held 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. is underway, allowing families workplace, church or civic Pizza (Angel Tree only) at 201 Grill at 1801 Old Stage Road volunteer their time that make 27, 2011, at Bethel Branch in need to receive toys and club for the Angel Tree pro- S. State St., Curves (Angel (pickup only) it happen.” stockings for their children gram. Tree only) at 944 S. State St. The deadline to turn in an- For more information or to Church of Christ. Burial as well as a box of food for —Give a monetary dona- —Boonville: Boonville gel tree gifts and stockings is volunteer, call Becky Clark at followed in Church Cem- Christmas Day. The Salva- tion to help The Salvation Restaurant at 109 W. Main St., Dec. 12, 2011. The gifts and 336-399-2340 or email Yadk- etery. tion Army has committed to Army provide gifts for angels Library at 121 W. Main St. food boxes will be given to [email protected]. The helping 760 children from that are not adopted. —East Bend: Yadkin Val- families on Dec. 17, 2011. Salvation Army is a partici- U.S. 601 North 344 families living in Yadkin —Volunteer your time and ley Bank at 117 Flint Hill “We would not be able to pating member of the Yadkin Yadkinville 679-7111 County this holiday season. help prepare and distribute Road, Library at 420 Flint Hill help these families in need if County United Fund. How can you help? gifts to the families. Road it were not for the generosity 4517 Little Mountain Road What your Yadkin County Environmental Jonesville 835-7111 Yadkinville & Jonesville Health Department does for you Environmental Health is residents there live in a clean • Investigate all environ- our citizens a division within the Yadkin and safe environment mental health complaints to • Provide rabies control by County Health Department • Inspect all of our food and ensure that our community is managing exposures and orga- and is responsible for the pro- lodging facilities to ensure that protected and safe nizing rabies vaccination clin- tection of public health. Envi- the food that we eat is safe and • Inspect and test all of our ics to ensure that our pets and Serving East Bend To submit ronmental Health profession- the places that we stay in are public swimming pools to en- citizens are protected and surrounding area als: clean sure that they are safe and the These are just a few of the since 1873. • Inspect our schools to • Investigate childhood water is clean many things that your local en- story ideas, ensure that our children are lead poisoning cases and pin- • Provide public outreach vironmental health department educated in a safe and clean point the cause and education on many Envi- does for you. We look forward 212 E. Main Street environment • Oversee the cleanup of ronmental Health issues to serving you! East Bend, NC 27081 call • Design, permit, and in- methamphetamine labs in the • Inspect and permit the For information on any of spect old and new septic sys- community daycares and after school pro- the above topics or other en- (336) 699-3131 tems to ensure they do not pol- • Inspect, permit, and test grams to ensure that our chil- vironmental health related is- 679-2341 lute the environment or affect our private wells to ensure that dren are in a safe and clean sues, please contact us during Lessen your family's our health our drinking water is safe environment normal business hours at 336- burden and save money • Inspect our nursing and • Inspect our migrant work- • Inspect and permit tattoo 679-4244. by pre-planning today. group homes to ensure that our er housing parlors to protect the safety of A6

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The Yadkin Ripple, Yadkinville, N.C. Thursday, December 1, 2011 - Page 7 Phase II construction green-lighted on performing arts theater Contract signing signals construction onset at Yadkin Cultural Arts Center Theater The clanging sounds of stage in Yadkin County. The extended. metal against metal reverber- theater offers the community Phase I includes the Wel- ate through the Welborn Gal- a personal stage for piano re- born Gallery, the Third Branch lery where the current exhibit citals, student plays and Fri- Café, classrooms for com- Stitching Generations Togeth- day night family movies and munity use, staff offices for RIPPLE/Brandy Whitaker Collection Photo er – A Show of Quilts hangs professional performances of the Yadkin Arts Council, an As part of a training class hosted by their local YMCA, six students and four softly on the barnwood-clad- live music, dramas and musi- outdoor plaza and perfor- ded walls. Local contractors cals, and the annual Bluegrass mance stage and working instructors prepared for two months to participate in the Yadkin Go Far 5K Dorsett Technologies of Yad- Competition sponsored yearly artist studios, dubbed YARD that was held Nov. 19. They began by walking and slowly jogging a mile, then kinville and Johnson Modern by the Arts Council. The the- for Yadkin Artists Residing two and finally running the full 3.1-mile 5K distance. The conditions in which Electric of East Bend have be- ater provides a stage for the Downtown and the YARD gun work on multiple HVAC rich cultural heritage of the Gift Shop. they trained varied from warm to very cold, daylight to complete darkness systems inside the hollow shell region. The Yadkin Arts Council and in the rain. Members of the group that came to call themselves Team of what will be the only per- The Yadkin Cultural Arts is the custodian of the Center. Attila include (front row from left) instructors Wendy Hayden and Crystal forming arts theater in Yadkin Center opened in September, The 10,000 square foot build- County. 2010 after a four-year capital ing, formerly Whiff’s Restau- Joyner; students Mandy Marxen and Leslie Gough; and instructor Jennifer John Willingham, Yadkin campaign. The decision to di- rant, was gutted and complete- Helton; (back row) students Mary Hitchcock (who finished third in her age Arts Council board president vide the construction into two ly renovated over the course of group!), Debbie Taylor and Brandy Whitaker; instructor Julie Winters; and states, “We are 40% toward phases and open the Center one year’s time, from October our capital campaign goal of when all parts except the the- 2009 to September, 2010. The student Rick Houston. $852,000 for phase II of the ater were completed offered Center complex provides a Yadkin Cultural Arts Center - the community space to gath- home for the arts in Yadkin construction of the performing er, have a bite to eat, see nu- County. It has created a sense arts theater. The public giving merous visual arts exhibits, at- of vibrancy of place and a Team Attila participates in stage has just begun with the tend artist classes, third Friday drive for economic redevelop- mailing of ‘Raise the Curtain’ events and hold community ment in an underserved rural solicitation letters to our sup- meetings in the classrooms, region of the state. porters. We are hopeful that by while funds were being raised The Yadkin Arts Council’s Yadkin Go Far 5K next fall we will open the the- for Phase II, theater construc- mission is: To enrich the lives of As part of a training class hosted by their group that came to call themselves Team ater to the public.” tion. In the current economic every citizen of Yadkin County local YMCA, six students and four instruc- Attila include (front row from left) instruc- The interior outfitting of the environment with many grant through a broad variety of arts tors prepared for two months to participate theater occurs incrementally as funds drying up and no pub- programs that touch, inspire tors Wendy Hayden and Crystal Joyner; funds become available. The lic monies being accessed for and involve creative spirits of in the Yadkin Go Far 5K that was held Nov. students Mandy Marxen and Leslie Gough; theater will seat 192; it will be the Center the timeline for fi- all ages and all backgrounds. 19. They began by walking and slowly jog- and instructor Jennifer Helton; (back row) the only public performance nancing the theater had to be www.yadkinarts.org ging a mile, then two and finally running the full 3.1-mile 5K distance. The condi- students Mary Hitchcock (who finished tions in which they trained varied from third in her age group!), Debbie Taylor and warm to very cold, daylight to complete Brandy Whitaker; instructor Julie Winters; darkness and in the rain. Members of the and student Rick Houston. Generous donation given to Starmount marketing

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Page 8- The Yadkin Ripple, Yadkinville, N.C. Thursday, December 1, 2011 Page www.yadkinripple.com/sports THURSDA8Y Sports YADKINVILLE, NC PHONE: (336) 679-2341 FAX: (336) 679-2340 Decenber 1, 2011 SPORTS WRITER: MATTHEW GORRY [email protected] State wrestling preseason rankings released MVAC lands 29, led by West Wilkes MILLERS CREEK - 4-Jackson Blizzard (So, 2-Zack Thomas (Sr, 3-Taylor McGill (Sr, …8-Cole Susi (Fr, Wil- Piedmont, 5) After capturing its second- Mt. Airy, SQ) Pamlico, 4) Rosewood, SQ) kes Central) 4-Eli Schultz (Sr, Cedar consecutive Class 1A state 5-Luke Johnson (Jr, 3-Chandler Gooch (Sr, 4-Jason Gulotta (Sr, 126 Ridge, 6) championship last season, Central Academy, SQ) Murphy, 2-SQ) Central Academy) 1-Andrew Molina (Sr, 5-Evan Spears (Sr, West Wilkes is loaded once …HM-Justin Todd (So, 4-Alex Ortiz (Jr, Central 5-Brandon Stiles (Jr, Randleman, SQ-2) Maiden, SQ) again this year and boasts Alleghany) Academy, SQ) Murphy) 2-Michael Elliott (So, …10-Nick O’Donnell of 10 wrestlers ranked in the 113 5-Ethan Goodpaster (Sr, ..HM-Zach Faircloth Ashe Co., 5) (Sr, Starmount) top six of their respective 1-Ty Franklin (So, Al- Robbinsville) (Jr, East Wilkes) 3-Casey Toomey (Jr, weight classes in the state. leghany, 1) …6-Cody Haubrich 220 Newton Conover, SQ) 170 Highlighted by defend- 2-Daniel Gregorich (Jr, (Sr, Elkin) 1-Cody Lefler (Sr, West 4-Darrian Brown (Jr, 1-Parker Von Egidy (Jr, ing state champions Jorge Central Academy, 1-3) 152 Wilkes, 2) Louisburg, SQ) Piedmont, 6-1) Lima (126) and JJ LaPlan- 3-Giancarlo Solorzano 1-Cody Mathis (Jr, 2-Greg Upchurch (Sr, 5-Curtis Seay (Sr, 2-Logan Younger (Sr, te (132), the Blackhawks (Sr, North Rowan, 4) East Wilkes, 4) East Surry, SQ-3) Wheatmore, SQ-SQ) North Surry, 5) place a wrestler in all but 4-Nick Cameron (So, 2-Patrick O’Shea (Sr, 3-Will Grindstaff (Jr, 132 3-Garrett Bridges (Sr, four weight-class rankings, SW Onslow, SQ) Bishop McGuiness, SQ- Robbinsville, SQ) 1-Nick Kiter (Sr, For- Croatan, SQ-6) according to Retro Rank- 5-Jake St. Germain SQ) 4-Robert Overton (Sr, bush, SQ-5) 4-Skylar Hicks (Jr, ings’ preseason list. (So, West Wilkes, SQ) 3-Shiloh Adkins (Sr, Red Springs, SQ) 2-Dakota Elliott (Sr, Wheatmore, SQ) Lima and LaPlante are 120 West Wilkes, SQ) 5-Rhett Hoy (So, Hen- Ashe Co., 6) 5-Kabron Horton (Sr, joined by Devin Fussell 1-Alexander Preudhom- 4-Diquan Carney (Sr, dersonville) 3-Billy Simmons (Jr, Lexington, SQ-SQ) (138), Joe Anderson (180) me (Jr, Bishop McGuiness, Ayden-Grifton, SQ) 285 Trinity, SQ-SQ) 182 and Cody Lefler (220) at 4-1) 5-Jubal Church (Sr, 1-Sam Wahnetah (Jr, 4-Gerrit Grevenstuk (Sr, 1-Jesse Doyle (Sr, the top of their respective 2-Dustin Huffman (So, Mitchell, SQ) Andrews, 4) Eastern Randolph, SQ) Wheatmore, SQ-3-1) classes, with Dustin Huff- West Wilkes, 3) …HM-Austin Cheek 2-Will Robertson (Jr, 5-Matthew Evans (Sr, 2-Tyler Benfield (Sr, man ranked second at 120 3-Tyler Powers (Sr, (Sr, Alleghany) North Rowan, SQ) North Johnston, SQ) Newton Conover, SQ) after a third-place finish at North Rowan, SQ-4) 160 3-James Hawley (Sr, 138 state last year. 4-Zach Prevette (Jr, 1-Tavi Rivera (Jr, Cher- Princeton, SQ) 1-Austin Collins (Jr, 3-Levi Slate (Jr, North Alleghany features the East Wilkes, 4-SQ) okee, 4-3) 4-Michael Monteglongo North Surry, 3) Surry) second most Mountain Val- 5-Sean Webb (Jr, Swain, 2-Jacob Fregia (Sr, East (Jr, Cherokee) 2-Josh Stephens (Jr, 4-Justin Neal (Sr, West ley Conference wrestlers SQ-SQ) Surry, 2-3) 5-Jason Sapp (Sr, Dixon) Chase, 6-5) Stanly) ranked with five, led by …6-Luis Bonilla (So, 3-Wesley Blevins (Sr, …6-Adam Gambill (Sr, 3-Eric Holbrook (Jr, 5-Alan Barnwell (Sr, sophomore defending state North Wilkes, SQ-DNQ) West Wilkes, SQ) Alleghany) Newton Conover, SQ- Cummings) champion Ty Franklin at 126 4-AJ Chambers (Sr, 2A Rankings DNQ-6) 195 113. 1-Jorge Lima (Jr, West North Rowan, SQ) 106 4-Chris Garcia (Sr, Cen- 1-Cameron King (Sr, East Wilkes, North Wil- Wilkes, 3-1) 5-Jeremy Daniels (Jr, 1-Darren Parrish (So, tral Davidson, SQ) Trinity, 3-1) kes and Ashe County boast 2-Nick Quillen (Jr, Monroe) Bandys, 5) 5-Landon Leithauser 2-Kyle Colburn (Jr, three grapplers apiece in the Rosewood, SQ-2) …HM-William Snow 2-Grayson Millis (So, (So, First Flight, SQ) North Pitt, 3) preseason rankings. 3-Colten McKinney (Sr, (Sr, North Wilkes) Croatan) 145 3-Ryan Broadie (Sr, Cody Mathis, who fin- Mitchell, 4-3) 170 3-Drake Swigart (Jr, 1-Richard Kerekes (Sr, Thomasville, 6) ished fourth at state last sea- 4-Henry Seiler (Jr, NC- 1-Carson Joyce (Sr, Durham School of the Arts, Maiden, SQ-3) 4-Hunter Latshaw (Sr, son, is the top-ranked wres- SSM, 6) Chatham Central, 1-1) SQ) 2-Matt Wooten (Sr, West North Lincoln, SQ) tler at 152 for the Cardinals, 5-Jairo Velazquez (Sr, 2-Landon Fraley (Sr, 4-Ian Canrobert (Sr, Caldwell, 6-5) while Michael Elliot (126) 5-Austin Riggs (Sr, Central Academy, SQ) South Stanly, SQ-2) Newton Conover, SQ-SQ) 3-Casey Bruce (Sr, Trin- North Surry, SQ) and Dakota Elliot (132) are 132 3-Thomas Fowler (Jr, 5-Sam Murph (Sr, Salis- ity, SQ-6) second in their respective 1-JJ LaPlante (Sr, West North Rowan, SQ-2) bury, SQ) 4-Addison Klutz (Sr, 220 classes for the Huskies. Wilkes, 2-1-1) 4-Terry Henderson (Sr, 113 Newton-Conover, 6) 1-Darren Maracin (Jr, Forbush and Starmount 2-Josh Davis (Sr, Rob- Rosman, 4) 1-Colby Langford (Jr, 5-Lucas Smith (So, Randleman, SQ) feature one ranked wrestler binsville, SQ) 5-Luke Hampton (Sr, North Henderson, 1) Piedmont) 2-Adam Kuchta (So, each, with state-qualifer 3-Brandon Lemmon Alleghany, 4-SQ) 2-Alex Bray (Jr, Cro- …6-Tyler Ward (Sr, Croatan, SQ) Nick Kiter ranked first at (So, North Rowan) …6-Hayden Sutphin atan, 5-3) Wilkes Central, SQ) 3-Zach Creed (Sr, North 132 in 2A for the Falcons 4-Sam McCoy (Jr, Mur- (Jr, West Wilkes) 3-Juan Vera (Jr, Polk 152 Surry, SQ) and Nick O’Donnell ranked phy) 182 County, SQ-2) 1-Alex Guerva (Jr, Trin- 4-Anthony Crhistopher 10th for the Rams at 160. 5-Josh Miller (Sr, Swain) 1-Joe Anderson (Sr, 4-Alex Monaco (So, ity, SQ-4) (Jr, Bandys, SQ) Below are the state pre- 138 West Wilkes, SQ) First Flight, SQ) 2-Jon Mancini (Sr, Cro- 5-Jake Smith (Sr, Cen- season rankings for 1A and 1-Devin Fussell (Sr, 2-Xavier Robinson (Jr, 5-Easton Auman (Jr, atan, 5) tral Davidson, SQ) 2A with MVAC wrestlers West Wilkes, 2-2) North Rowan) Wheatmore, SQ) 3-Matt Maske (Sr, Pied- 285 bolded and each wrestler’s 2-Chad Hoff (Jr, Pam- 3-Alex Valitutto (Sr, 120 mont) 1-Chris Fess (Sr, Bed- finish in last year’s state lico, 4) Bishop McGuinness) 1-Tyler Myers (Jr, Trin- 4-Alex Smith (Sr, Pas- dingfield, 5-3) tournament: 3-Aaron Walker (Sr, 4-Humberto Mendoza ity, 6-1) quotank, SQ) 2-Kyle Eiss (Sr, Pied- 1A Rankings North Wilkes, SQ) (Jr, Pamlico) 2-Cody Walker (Jr, 5-Jeremy Tarleton (Jr, 106 4-Zach Winegardner 5-Justin Rogers (Jr, Cuthbertson, 3) East Lincoln, SQ) mont, 4) 1-Job Armenta (So, SW (So, SW Onslow, SQ) South Stokes) 3-Joe Graves (Sr, West 160 3-Josh Wineberg (Sr, Onslow, 2) 5-Colby Yanez (Jr, Cher- 195 Stanly, 6) 1-James Napier (Sr, Ashe Co, SQ-SQ-5) 2-Angel Jaramillo (Jr, okee, SQ) 1-Will Bird (Sr, Chero- 4-Tristen Brannock (Jr, North Johnston, 6-2) 4-Josh White (Sr, East Rosewood, 4) 145 kee, 1) North Surry, 4) 2-Jacob Tilley (Sr, West Davidson, SQ) 3-Marc Gonzalez (Fr, 1-Stephen Bomar (Sr, 2-Matthew Parce (Jr, 5-Moses Boyter (So, Stokes, 4) 5-Cody Pritchard (Sr, North Rowan) Mitchell, 3) Hendersonville, SQ-4) East Lincoln, SQ) 3-Dylan Nelson (Jr, West Caldwell) Falcons tip-off conference action against East Wilkes Matthew Gorry “We’ve got a few things we’ve got to “Getting back on defense and boxing out County, who will make the trip to East Bend Sports Writer work on before the East Wilkes game,” - that’s two things we are going to work on, on Friday. [email protected] Falcon head coach Jeff Weisner said. “Spe- and those two things are the staple of our Both the boys and girls Ashe teams cifically, stepping to the ball on help-side de- program,” he said. dropped their first game of the year to East EAST BEND - After opening the 2011 fense, boxing out and slowing down on the The Cardinals sit at 1-1 on the year af- Surry. The boys came up short in a 51-49 season with a non-conference foe, the Fal- offensive end. We want to play fast in the ter bouncing back from a 70-32 drubbing to decision, while the Lady Huskies fell 34-19. cons tip off their conference slate this week full-court and slow in the half-court, and we East Surry in the season-opener to knock off The Huskies meet Wilkes Central Tues- with games against East Wilkes and Ashe did not do a good job of that [against Surry North Stokes 52-47, while the Lady Cards day night before their games against For- County. Central].” are looking to rebound from a 49-27 defeat bush. Both the boys and girls teams dropped Lady Falcons head coach Bradley Shore to East Surry. Junior varsity action gets underway at 4 their season-opening games to Surry Central highlighted two areas in which he wants to After battling East Wilkes Tuesday night, p.m. with the varsity girls tipping off close Nov. 21, but look to turn the corner against see improvement. the Falcons turn their attention to Ashe to 6 p.m. conference rivals this week.

RIPPLE/Matthew Gorry RIPPLE/Matthew Gorry The Lady Falcons welcome East Wilkes and Ashe County to East Bend to The Falcons look to rebound from the Surry Central loss as they battle East begin conference action. Wilkes and Ashe County this week. Forbush fifth-grade boys Forbush Elementary wins capture preseason title preseason tournament

Submitted by Kara Ball RIPPLE/Submitted by Kara Ball The Forbush Elementary fourth-grade team captured the preseason basket- The Forbush Elementary fifth-grade boys team won the preseason basket- ball tournament championship held over Thanksgiving week. Team mem- ball tournament over the Thanksgiving week. Team members are from left to bers are from left to right: Sommer Gray, Parkley Hennings, Landon Hutch- right: Front row: Chase Farmer, Cole Hinkle, Samuel Crews, Dillon Sprinkle. ens, Samuel Crews, Matthew McClean, John Johnson, Wesley Ratledge. Not Back row: Jake Baity, James Allred, Landreth Cockerham, Sinjun Southard. pictured: Athan Wilson. A9

The Yadkin Ripple, Yadkinville, N.C. Thursday, December 1, 2011 - Page 9 Shop smart and SCC Selects Student Leaders safe this holiday for Ambassador Program Five students from academic year. Candidates season Surry, Yadkin, Stokes, and are nominated by SCC fac- Patrick counties have been ulty and go through a rigor- AG Cooper, BBB encourage shop- selected as Surry Com- ous selection process. Each munity College Ambas- ambassador must hold a pers to avoid common problems sador Scholars, a program 3.0 cumulative grade point From the Office of member to print receipts for that recognizes outstand- average. Attorney online purchase and keep ing leadership, exemplary “We’re really excited General Roy Cooper invoices that arrive with moral character, and strong about the quality of the mail order gifts. If your academic performance. students serving as ambas- Many North Carolina purchase came by mail, you The college selected the sadors,” said Scott Wilson, consumers have already may have to pay shipping following SCC students as coordinator of the ambas- started shopping for the costs to return it. scholars: Whitney Nicole sador program. “They are holidays, and Attorney * Consider paying by Joyner of Dobson, Lindsay already functioning as a General Cooper and the credit card to improve your Erin Absher of Yadkinville, cohesive unit and are out- Better Business Bureau of chances of getting a refund Amber Tanner Jones of standing student represen- Central North Carolina to- if the retailer goes out of Mount Airy, Holly Grace tatives for the college.” day encouraged them to business. If you order a Hawks of Ararat,Va., and Each of this year’s am- take steps to avoid common gift that never arrives, you Carleigh Michelle Covert bassadors has taken on problems such as items that may be able to dispute the of King. These five stu- multiple leadership roles in RIPPLE/Submitted photo charge. Also, if your credit can’t be returned, gift cards dents will participate in the high school, college, and SCC Ambassador Scholars, pictured from left, that can’t be used and or- card is lost or stolen, federal ambassador program for through charitable orga- ders that never arrive. law limits your liability to the duration of the 2011- nizations. They have also are: Whitney Joyner, Carleigh Covert, Amber “For many families, giv- $50. 2012 academic year. balanced employment and Jones, Holly Hawks, and Lindsay Absher. ing gifts to loved ones is an * Giving gift cards or Each ambassador rep- involvement in extracur- enhance their leadership As one of the state’s 58 important part of holiday certificates? If you buy a resents SCC at community ricular activities with their skills by participating in community colleges, it celebrations,” Cooper said. gift certificate with a credit functions, serving as the academic pursuits. Their a leadership development serves Surry and Yadkin “You can make the holidays card and the store or res- face of Surry Community experience allows them to class offered through the counties. Currently, Surry even more enjoyable if you taurant closes before the College students. Ambas- represent the college in an college. The program pro- offers 30 degree programs, learn how to avoid potential certificate can be used, you sadors conduct campus official capacity and con- vides ambassadors the op- 17 diploma programs, and headaches, shop smart and may be able to contest the tours, assist with student nect with prospective stu- portunity to network with 24 certificate programs, spend wisely.” charge through your credit registration, guide digni- dents. business, political, and with hundreds of continu- “During the holidays, card company. Under North taries at college events, This year’s group has civic leaders. The program ing education courses and we ask you to pay special Carolina law, retailers can’t help coordinate the annual already made a positive also provides financial sup- seminars. The college has a attention to family and charge a maintenance fee on GED graduation, and un- impact at the college, most port to help with tuition mission to promote person- friends who are senior citi- their gift cards within the dertake community service recently speaking before and fees for each ambas- al growth and community zens. These people are usu- first year and must clearly projects. a crowd of more than 600 sador. development to a diverse ally the first victims of con disclose any fees they’ll de- SCC’s student ambas- high school students dur- About SCC population through excel- artists. Their willingness duct from the value of the sador program was estab- ing last week’s College and Surry Community Col- lence in teaching, learning, to talk to strangers makes gift card after that. lished in 1993, with new Career Ready Fair at SCC. lege was founded in 1964 and service. them vulnerable,” added * Give wisely. Planning ambassadors chosen each The ambassadors will and is located in Dobson. Kevin Hinterberger, presi- to make a donation as part dent and CEO of the BBB of your holiday gift giving? of Central N.C “Make sure Learn where your money senior citizens in your circle will go and how it will be Byrd, Speer honored by historians used. Research charities of friends and family know Fay Byrd, a former Jonesville Pearson’s autobiography, the building winner of the Society’s History Book where their money is go- with the BBB’s Wise Giving Alliance and the NC Secre- School teacher of English and librar- of a library building bearing Pearson’s award. Judges’ comments Saturday ing.” ian who became director of learning name, securing a Pearson state high- included: “It contains an excellent * Buy from stores you tary of State’s Office. Give to causes that you choose at Wilkes Community College, was way historic marker, obtaining more overview of different eras on a social, know. Buying from repu- named North Carolina Historian of than 500 oral history interviews, mak- spiritual and historical level. What it table retailers improves the rather than being swayed by high-pressure telemarketers the Year at the annual awards meet- ing an abundance of Wilkes historic is not is a genealogical line of births, odds that you’ll be able to ing of the North Carolina Society of information available online through marriages and deaths, but of fam- return or exchange a pur- or text messages and emails that may be scams. Historians held Saturday, Oct. 22, in NC Echo and You Tube, setting up a ily stories and remembrances…in the chase if needed. To check Mooresville. A resident of Roaring genealogy and history room at WCC author‘s own voice as it becomes one out a company’s track re- * Remember that crimi- nals and scammers don’t River, Byrd retired last summer after and preserving (with help of State with his ancestors. Extremely well- cord, call the Attorney Gen- 45 years in education. She is a former Rep. George Holmes and State Rep. written, reader-friendly, interesting eral’s Consumer Protection take a holiday. Always be aware of your surround- Wilkes County commissioner. John Brown) the Hutchinson cabin at and surprisingly honest. Worthy of Division at 1-877-5-NO- She was cited for her “vision, fore- Stone Mountain State Park. receiving recognition in three catego- SCAM or contact your local ings and protect your wallet and access to your credit or sight and perseverance” in a num- Also honored Saturday was Allen ries.” Better Business Bureau. ber of accomplishments for North Paul Speer, author of “From Ban- Speer, who grew up in Boonville * Shop safely online, debit cards when in pub- lic. Avoid carrying large Carolina history, including bringing ner Elk to Boonville,” with two book and was graduated from Starmount too. If you shop online, about the publication of Poet Laure- awards, Family History and Religious High School, is a professor at Lees- stick to buying from well- amounts of cash. Consider paying by credit card be- ate James Larkin Pearson’s complete History. Two years ago, the book McRae College in Banner Elk. established companies with book of poems and the publication of (while still in manuscript form) was secure web sites (look for a cause federal law limits lock icon on the site and a your liability if your credit web address that starts with card is stolen. And never “https”). Get the company’s share personal information Quality Care Senior Services relocates street address and telephone with telemarketers who call Staff Report will there be one available? number and verify them be- you or respond to emails or text messages that ask you After outgrowing its office Could we afford it?” fore you place an order. space in Boonville, Quality McClary said she and the * Learn about refund for personal information. To check out a com- Care Senior Services, Inc., has company are on a mission to and return policies. Stores expanded and is now located take care of those who prefer aren’t required by law to ac- pany with the Attorney General’s Office or file a in downtown Elkin. staying in their own homes as cept returned merchandise, The company has provided long as possible. so ask about refunds and consumer complaint, call personal in-home care services “You feel a wonderful return policies before you 1-877-5-NO-SCAM toll- in the area since 2000. sense of accomplishment at buy. Many retailers offer free within North Carolina In need of a location with the end of the day knowing store credit instead of a cash or visit www.ncdoj.gov. To greater visibility and addition- you’ve helped someone stay at check out a company’s re- refund, and some charge a al parking, the agency found home,” said McClary. TRIBUNE/Submitted photo “restocking fee” for returns. cord or file a complaint with itself right at home in the old Quality Care can be con- Quality Care Senior Services, Inc., has moved to Hang on to receipts, and re- your local Better Business Shutterbug space on Main tacted at their office at 229 W. Bureau, visit www.bbb.org. Street. Main St. in Elkin, or by calling Elkin after outgrowing its office space in Boon- Quality Care will continue 336-367-7012. ville. The office is now located at 229 W. Main St. to serve Yadkin and Surry Trip: counties along with nine other surrounding counties. Continued from 7 With the expansion, the sumer experience (as in to students today. company hires additional cer- one of these vehicles) as a “This field trip has pro- tified nursing assistants every marketing tool contributes vided my students the op- day to handle the influx of to the notoriety and suc- portunity to see ‘market- calls. cess of many products and ing’ in a whole new arena,” Expanding the business companies. said Matthews. “Using was not just about bringing Students learned that these special vehicles to more jobs into the community, Spevco’s many skilled enhance a customer’s ex- according to Cindy McClary, one of the new owners, but employees graduated with perience is unique. We also about serving more mem- degrees in a variety of were very fortunate to have bers of the aging population. backgrounds. Some of the the opportunity to visit McClary said, “With the college degrees these em- Spevco. Marketing strate- population aging, everyone ployees obtain are: infor- gies are forever changing who can find a job is working, mation technology, mar- and Spevco allowed my and with fewer young people, keting, graphic arts design, students to see a new strat- we asked ourselves who is go- business, English and com- egy in action.” ing to take care of us? If we munications. Many other had to go to a nursing home, employees possess unique carpentry skills, electronic skills, design skills and Pet of the week other uncommon areas of expertise. This company encompasses the gamut of the many post secondary degrees that are available

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10 SP 176 Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain Deed of Trust made by Donald E. Knight and Melissa L. Knight to Recontrust Com- pany, Trustee(s), dated the 24th day of May, 2007, and re- corded in Book 00845, Page 0061, in Yadkin County Regis- try, North Carolina, default having been made in the pay- ment of the note thereby se- cured by the said Deed of Trust and the undersigned, Substitute Trustee Services, Inc. having been substituted as Trustee in said Deed of Trust by an instrument duly re- corded in the Office of the Register of Deeds of Yadkin County, North Carolina and the holder of the note evidenc- ing said indebtedness having directed that the Deed of Trust be foreclosed, the undersigned Substitute Trustee will offer for sale at the courthouse door in the City of Yadkinville, Yadkin County, North Carolina, or the customary location designated for foreclosure sales, at 12:15 PM on December 13, 2011 and will sell to the highest bid- der for cash the following real estate situated in the County of Yadkin, North Carolina, and being more particularly de- scribed as follows: All that certain lot or parcel of land situated in the City of Yadkinville Forbush Township, Yadkin County, North Carolina and more particularly de- scribed as follows:

Lying and being in Forbush Township, Yadkin County, North Carolina, and being bounded on the south and west by NCSR 1001; on the North by the lands of Thomas F. Lashmit and wife, Margaret A. Lashmit, and on the east by the lands of Don Poindexter and more particularly de- scribed as follows beginning at a point in the center of NCSR 1001, said beginning point be- ing a common corner for the within described tract and the property of Thomas F. Lashmit and wife, Margaret A. Lashmit deeded to them in Deed Book, 110 at Page 5 of the Yadkin County Registry and running thence with the line of Thomas F. Lashmit North 53 deg. 00' East 314.2 feet to a stake in the line of Don Poindexter, thence running with the line of Don Poindexter South 5' 00" West 469.6 feet to a point in the center of NCSR 1001; thence running with the center line of NCSR 1001 North 37 deg. 00' West 349.0 feet to the point of beginning, containing 1.26 acres, more or less, for further reference see Deed Book 73 at Page 27 and Deed Book 24 at Page 8 of the Yad- kin County Registry. Together with improvements located thereon; said property being located at 4641 Courtney Huntsville Road, Yadkinville, North Carolina. STATE OF NORTH CARO- LINA By fee simple deed from Mar- COUNTY OF YADKIN garet A. Lashmit, legally sepa- IN THE GENERAL COURT rated and Thomas F. Lashmit, OF JUSTICE legally separated as set forth SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION in Deed Book 526, Page 0330 BEFORE THE CLERK and recorded on 6/13/2001, 11 SP 127 Yadkin County Records. Trustee may, in the Trustee's IN THE MATTER OF THE sole discretion, delay the sale FORECLOSURE for up to one hour as provided OF A DEED OF TRUST in NCGS §45-21.23. FROM DORIS LEWIS, (Di- Should the property be pur- vorced), TO JAY B. GREEN, NORTH CAROLINA chased by a third party, that TRUSTEE, YADKIN COUNTY party must pay the excise tax, DATED DECEMBER 10, IN THE MATTER OF THE as well as the court costs of 2007 and RECORDED FORECLOSURE Forty-Five Cents ($0.45) per DECEMBER 12, 2007, IN OF THE DEED OF TRUST One Hundred Dollars BOOK 871, PAGE 419 OF EXECUTED BY ($100.00) required by NCGS THE YADKIN COUNTY REG- MARTY W. BEVERLY and §7A-308(a)(1). ISTRY DEBBIE P. BEVERLY, The property to be offered Present Record Owner: Recorded in Book 566, Page pursuant to this notice of sale Timothy W. Davidson 305, is being offered for sale, trans- and wife, Tammy Christine Yadkin County RegistryIN THE fer and conveyance "AS IS, Davidson GENERAL COURT OF JUS- WHERE IS." Neither the Trus- TICE tee nor the holder of the note NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION secured by the deed of SALE BEFORE THE CLERK trust/security agreement, or Pursuant to an Order entered FILE NO. 11 SP 120 both, being foreclosed, nor the November 22, 2011 in the Su- ) officers, directors, attorneys, perior Court for Yadkin ) NOTICE OF County, and the power of sale ) FORECLOSURE SALE employees, agents or author- ) ized representative of either contained in the captioned ) the Trustee or the holder of the deed of trust (“Deed of Trust”), DEED OF TRUST BEING note make any representation the undersigned Substitute FORECLOSED: or warranty relating to the title Trustee will offer for sale at The Deed of Trust being fore- or any physical, environ- auction, to the highest bidder closed is that Deed of Trust mental, health or safety condi- for cash, at the usual place of executed by MARTY W. BEV- tions existing in, on, at or relat- sale ERLY and DEBBIE P. BEV- ing to the property being of- AT THE YADKIN COUNTY ERLY to Joe Belcher, Trustee, fered for sale, and any and all COURTHOUSE, dated August 7, 2002 and re- responsibilities or liabilities 101 SOUTH STATE STREET, corded in Book 566, Page 305 arising out of or in any way re- YADKINVILLE, NORTH in the Yadkin County Registry lating to any such condition ex- CAROLINA of North Carolina. pressly are disclaimed. Also, ON DECEMBER 16, 2011 AT RECORD OWNERS OF THE this property is being sold sub- 10:00 OʼCLOCK A.M. REAL PROPERTY: ject to all taxes, special as- the real estate and the im- The record owners of the sub- sessments, and prior liens or provements thereon encum- ject real property as reflected encumbrances of record and bered by the Deed of Trust, on the records of the Yadkin any recorded releases. Said less and except any of such County Register of Deeds not property is also being sold property released from the lien more than 10 days prior to the subject to applicable Federal of the deed of trust prior to the posting of this Notice is or are and State laws. date of this sale, lying and be- Marty W. Beverly and Debbie A cash deposit or cashier's ing in Yadkin County, North Beverly . check (no personal checks) of Carolina, and being more par- DATE, TIME AND PLACE OF five percent (5%) of the pur- ticularly described as follows: SALE: A10chase price, or seven hundred BEING known and designated The sale will be held on De- fifty dollars ($750.00), which- as Lot #2, containing 1.00 cember 6, 2011 at 11:00 a.m. ever is greater, will be required acres, more or less, as shown at the door of the Yadkin Page 10- The Yadkin Ripple, Yadkinville, N.C. Thursday, December 1, 2011 at the time of the sale. on plat entitled “Survey for An- County Courthouse, Yadkin- An order for possession of the nie Sue Alexander” and re- ville, North Carolina. property may be issued pursu- corded in Plat Book 9, Page PROPERTY TO BE SOLD: AMENDED NOTICE OF ant to G.S. 45-21.29 in favor of 685, in the Office of the Regis- The following real property to FORECLOSURE SALE the purchaser and against the ter of Deeds for Yadkin be sold "sight unseen" is lo- party or parties in possession County, North Carolina, refer- cated in Yadkin County, North 10 SP 176 by the clerk of superior court of ence to which plat is hereby Carolina and is believed to Under and by virtue of the the county in which the prop- made for a more particular de- have the address of 2947 power of sale contained in a erty is sold. scription. Harding Steelman Road, certain Deed of Trust made by Any person who occupies the Also included is a 2007 CMH Yadkinville, NC 27055 and is Donald E. Knight and Melissa property pursuant to a rental Tanglewood Manufactured otherwise more particularly de- L. Knight to Recontrust Com- agreement entered into or re- Home, which is attached and scribed as follows: pany, Trustee(s), dated the newed on or after October 1, affixed to the land as part of BEING Lot Number 15 of the 2007, may after receiving the CLASSIFIED AD MANAGER: HOLLY LAMM • [email protected] C24thl day aof May, 2007,s and sre- ifiedthe real estate.s property designated as corded in Book 00845, Page notice of sale, terminate the YADKINVILLE, N.C. • P"PROPERTYHONE: (336) 835-1513 FAOFX (3 36) J.835 -87W.42 0061, in Yadkin Countywww Regis.yad-kinrentalripp leagreement.com/cla suponsifi ed10s In the Trusteeʼs sole discre- STEELMAN" according to a try, North Carolina, default days' written notice to the tion, the sale may be delayed map thereof recorded in Map having been made in the pay- landlord. Upon termination of for up to one (1) hour as pro- Book 5, page 158, Yadkin Legals Legals ment of theLegals note thereby se- a rental agreement,Legals the tenant vided in SectionLegals 45-21.23 of County Registry,Legals to which ref- cured by the said Deed of is liable for rent due under the the North Carolina General erence is hereby made for a ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE DEPARTMENT OF HOME- Trust and the undersigned, rental agreement prorated to Statutes. more particular description. LAND SECURITY, OFFICE Substitute Trustee Services, the effective date of the termi- Also Conveyed as Security Is Having qualified on the 3rd OF FINES, PENALTIES, AND Inc. having been substituted nation. The record owners of the a: day of November 2011, as Ad- FORFEITURES, U.S. CUS- as Trustee in said Deed of If the trustee is unable to con- real property not more than ten 2003, 28x80 Manufactured ministrator of the Estate of TOMS AND BORDER PRO- Trust by an instrument duly re- vey title to this property for any days prior to the date hereof Home Steven Monroe Salley, de- TECTION, CHARLOTTE, NC, corded in the Office of the reason, the sole remedy of the are Timothy W. Davidson and Model: MT28764D ceased, late of Yadkin NOVEMBER 17, 2011. Notice Register of Deeds of Yadkin purchaser is the return of the wife, Tammy Christine David- Serial #: CAP013831TNAB County, North Carolina, this is is hereby given that the follow- County, North Carolina and deposit. Reasons of such in- son. TERMS OF SALE: to notify all persons, firms ing property was seized in the holder of the note evidenc- ability to convey include, but Pursuant to the provisions of and corporations having Yadkinville, North Carolina on ing said indebtedness having are not limited to, the filing of a A five percent cash deposit, N.C.G.S. §45-21.10(b) and the claims against the decedent to August 11, 2011, under the directed that the Deed of Trust bankruptcy petition prior to the or a cash deposit of $750.00, terms of the Deed of Trust, exhibit the same to the under- provisions of title 18, United be foreclosed, the undersigned confirmation of the sale and whichever is greater, will be any successful bidder may be signed on or before the 9th States Code, section 981, for Substitute Trustee will offer for reinstatement of the loan with- required of the last and highest required to deposit with the day of February, 2012, or this violation of title 18, United sale at the courthouse door in out the knowledge of the trus- bidder. The balance of the bid Trustee or Clerk of Superior notice will be plead as a bar of States Code, section 1956 and the City of Yadkinville, Yadkin tee. If the validity of the sale is purchase price shall be due in Court immediately upon the their recovery. All persons, title 21, United States Code, County, North Carolina, or the challenged by any party, the full in cash or certified funds at conclusion of the sale a cash firms and corporations in- section 881: customary location designated trustee, in their sole discretion, a closing to take place within deposit to be determined by debted to the Estate should $56,570.00 U.S. Currency. for foreclosure sales, at 12:15 if they believe the challenge to thirty (30) days of the date of the greater of 5% of the bid or make immediate payment. Anyone asserting an interest PM on December 13, 2011 have merit, may request the sale. The undersigned Substi- $750.00. Unless the Substi- and claim to the property must and will sell to the highest bid- court to declare the sale to be tute Trustee shall convey title tute Trustee agrees otherwise, This the 3rd day of November, file, within twenty (20) days der for cash the following real void and return the deposit. to the property by nonwarranty the successful bidder will be 2011. from the date of first publica- estate situated in the County The purchaser will have no fur- deed. required to tender the "full pur- tion of this notice, a claim with of Yadkin, North Carolina, and ther remedy. chase price" so bid in cash or Greta L. Cave the Fines, Penalties, and For- being more particularly de- THIS IS A COMMUNICATION This sale will be made sub- certified check at the time the 9132 NC Hwy 268 feitures Officer, Customs and scribed as follows: FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR. ject to all prior liens of record, Trustee tenders to him a Deed Elkin, NC 28621 Border Protection, 1901 Cross All that certain lot or parcel of THE PURPOSE OF THIS if any, and to all unpaid (ad va- to the property or attempts to Beam Drive, Charlotte, N.C., land situated in the City of COMMUNICATION IS TO lorem) taxes and special as- tender such Deed, and should Publish: November 10, 17, 24 28217, in default of which the Yadkinville Forbush Township, COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY sessments, if any, which be- the successful bidder fail to & December 1 2011. seized property will be for- Yadkin County, North Carolina INFORMATION OBTAINED came a lien subsequent to the pay the full amount, then the feited as prescribed by law. WILL BE USED FOR THAT successful bidder shall remain NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE and more particularly de- recordation of the Deed of Barry R. Small, FP&F Officer scribed as follows: PURPOSE, except as stated Trust. This sale will be further liable as provided for in below in the instance of bank- N.C.G.S. §45-21.30. By sub- Take notice that Crystal CO-EXECUTORʼS NOTICE subject to the right, if any, of Lying and being in Forbush ruptcy protection. the United States of America mitting your bid, you agree that Self-Storage has, pursuant to IF YOU ARE UNDER THE the "full purchase price" shall N.C.G.S. 44A-40 through Having qualified as Co-Ex- Township, Yadkin County, to redeem the above-de- North Carolina, and being PROTECTION OF THE scribed property for a period of be defined as the amount of 44A-46, asserted a posses- ecutorʼs of the ESTATE OF A. BANKRUPTCY COURT OR bid plus the Trustee's commis- sory lien against specific prop- GEORGE SHUGART, late of bounded on the south and 120 days following the date west by NCSR 1001; on the HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED when the final upset bid period sion as defined in the subject erty due to non-payment of Yadkin County, North Caro- AS A RESULT OF A BANK- Deed of Trust plus the costs of lina, this is to notify all persons North by the lands of Thomas has run. rental, and will enforce its lien F. Lashmit and wife, Margaret RUPTCY PROCEEDING, the action, unless the Trustee pursuant to N.C.G.S. 44A-43, having claims against the es- A. Lashmit, and on the east by THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN TO The purchaser of the prop- agrees otherwise. For exam- and will sell the following prop- tate to exhibit the same to the ple, if the amount of bid is the lands of Don Poindexter YOU PURSUANT TO STATU- erty described above shall pay erty in its entirety for each indi- undersigned on or before Feb- TORY REQUIREMENT AND $20,000.00 and the trustee's vidual Unit for cash to the ruary 8, 2012, or this notice and more particularly de- the Clerkʼs Commissions in the scribed as follows beginning at FOR INFORMATIONAL PUR- amount of $.45 per $100.00 of commission is defined in the highest bidder. will be pleaded in bar of their subject Deed of Trust as 5% of a point in the center of NCSR POSES AND IS NOT IN- the purchase price (up to a recovery. All persons indebted TENDED AS AN ATTEMPT the gross proceeds of the sale, NAME AND ADDRESS OF to said estate should make im- 1001, said beginning point be- maximum amount of $500.00), ing a common corner for the TO COLLECT A DEBT OR AS then the "full purchase price" LIENOR AND LOCATION OF mediate payment. r e q u i r e d b y S e c t i o n shall equal $21,000.00 plus within described tract and the AN ACT TO COLLECT, AS- 7A-308(a)(1) of the North SALE: SESS, OR RECOVER ALL the costs of the action. A ten- This 10th day of November, property of Thomas F. Lashmit Carolina General Statutes. If and wife, Margaret A. Lashmit OR ANY PORTION OF THE der of Deed shall be defined NGB Enterprises, Inc., d/b/a 2011. the purchaser f the above de- as a letter from the Trustee to deeded to them in Deed Book, DEBT FROM YOU PERSON- scribed property is someone Crystal Self Storage 110 at Page 5 of the Yadkin ALLY. other than the Beneficiary un- the successful bidder offering 232 North Lee Avenue Kaye Shugart Brandon and County Registry and running This 15th day of November, der the Deed of Trust, the pur- to record the Deed upon re- Yadkinville, North Carolina Philip Shugart, Co-Executors ceipt of full purchase price as thence with the line of Thomas 2011. chaser shall also pay, to the 27055 c/o Richard N. Randleman SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE described herein and listed in Attorney at Law F. Lashmit North 53 deg. 00' extent applicable, the land said letter. If the trustee is un- East 314.2 feet to a stake in SERVICES, INC. transfer tax in the amount of DATE: Friday, December 9, P.O. Box 727 SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE able to convey title to this 2011 Yadkinville, NC 27055 the line of Don Poindexter, one percent (1%) of the pur- property for any reason such thence running with the line of chase price. (336) 679-2412 BY: as a bankruptcy filing, the sole TIME: 1:00 P.M. Don Poindexter South 5' 00" remedy of the successful bid- Publish Nov. 10, 17, 24, & West 469.6 feet to a point in To the extent this sale in- der is the return of the deposit. DESCRIPTION OF PROP- Dec. 1, 2011 the center of NCSR 1001; volves residential property with As to any manufactured home, thence running with the center Attorney at Law less than fifteen (15) rental ERTY: Household goods and The Law Firm of Hutchens, the following shall apply: Any CREDITOR'S NOTICE line of NCSR 1001 North 37 units, you are hereby notified not considered real property is various other items of personal deg. 00' West 349.0 feet to the Senter & Britton, P.A. property in self-storage units. of the following: being foreclosed pursuant to Having qualified as Adminis- point of beginning, containing Attorneys for Substitute Trus- N.C.G.S. §25-9-604, if neces- All sales will be for cash only trator of the Estate of Sybil 1.26 acres, more or less, for tee Services, Inc. to the highest bidders. All suc- (a) An order for possession sary; there is no warranty that Constance Feimster Combs further reference see Deed P.O. Box 1028 of the property may be issued any is actually located on the cessful bidders will remove the A/K/A Connie Combs, de- 4317 Ramsey Street contents in the Unit within 24 Book 73 at Page 27 and Deed pursuant to Section 45-21.29 subject tract; and there is no ceased, late of Yadkin Book 24 at Page 8 of the Yad- Fayetteville, North Carolina of the North Carolina General warranty given by the Substi- hours. Crystal Self-Storage re- County, North Carolina, this is 28311 serves the right to reject any kin County Registry. Together Statutes in favor of the pur- tute Trustee as to whether said to notify all persons having with improvements located https://sales.hsbfirm.com chaser and against the party home is real property or per- bid, to withdraw any item or claims against the estate to Case No: 1043862 Unit from sale and to bid on thereon; said property being or parties in possession by the sonal property. The sale will present them, duly verified, to located at 4641 Courtney clerk of superior court of the be made subject to all prior any Unit. All property will be the undersigned Administrator, sold by the Unit. A $25.00 buy- Huntsville Road, Yadkinville, December 1 & 8, 2011. county in which the property is liens, unpaid taxes, assess- on or before March 3, 2012, or North Carolina. sold; and erʼs fee may be required but STATE OF NORTH CARO- ments, restrictions and ease- this notice will be pleaded in ments of record, if any. refunded when Unit is com- bar of their recovery. All per- By fee simple deed from Mar- LINA pletely cleaned out. There will (b) Any person who occupies ADDITIONAL NOTICE: sons indebted to said estate garet A. Lashmit, legally sepa- COUNTY OF YADKIN the property pursuant to a be no upset bids or resales, IN THE GENERAL COURT Take notice that an order for will please make immediate rated and Thomas F. Lashmit, rental agreement entered into possession of the property and the sales are not subject payment. OF JUSTICE to court confirmation. legally separated as set forth or renewed on or after October may be issued pursuant to Date of Notice: November 23, in Deed Book 526, Page 0330 SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION 1, 2007, may, after receiving BEFORE THE CLERK G.S. 45-21.29 in favor of the 2011 and recorded on 6/13/2001, the notice of sale, terminate purchaser and against the NAMES AND UNIT NUM- 11 SP 127 BERS: Yadkin County Records. the rental agreement upon 10 party or parties in possession Timothy Gray Combs Trustee may, in the Trustee's daysʼ written notice to the by the clerk of superior court of Administrator of the Estate of IN THE MATTER OF THE FRANKLIN D. HAYES : B-39 sole discretion, delay the sale landlord. Upon termination of the county in which the prop- Connie Combs for up to one hour as provided FORECLOSURE a rental agreement, the tenant erty is sold. Take further no- 320 Doub Road in NCGS §45-21.23. OF A DEED OF TRUST is liable for rent due under the tice that any person who occu- JAMES ALLEN PETERSON II: Lewisville, NC 27023 FROM DORIS LEWIS, (Di- C-10 Should the property be pur- rental agreement prorated to pies the property pursuant to a chased by a third party, that vorced), TO JAY B. GREEN, the effective date of the termi- rental agreement entered into PUBLISH: December 1, 8, 15 TRUSTEE, MELINDA P. PRUITT: C-13 party must pay the excise tax, nation. or renewed on or after October & 22, 2011 as well as the court costs of DATED DECEMBER 10, 1, 2007, may, after receiving 2007 and RECORDED EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Forty-Five Cents ($0.45) per This 22nd day of November, the notice of sale, terminate One Hundred Dollars DECEMBER 12, 2007, IN 2011. the rental agreement upon 10 DATE OF PUBLICATION: Having qualified as Executor BOOK 871, PAGE 419 OF Thursday, December 1, 2011 of the ESTATE OF MILLARD ($100.00) required by NCGS By: JOHN W. FLETCHER III days' written notice to the §7A-308(a)(1). THE YADKIN COUNTY REG- Substitute Trustee landlord. The notice shall also FRANKLIN ASHLEY, SR., late ISTRY ADMINISTRATOR - EXECU- of Yadkin County, North Caro- The property to be offered North Carolina State Bar Num- state that upon termination of TOR'S NOTICE pursuant to this notice of sale Present Record Owner: ber 15503 a rental agreement, the tenant lina, this is to notify all persons Timothy W. Davidson Having qualified on the 7th day having claims against the es- is being offered for sale, trans- 316 East Worthington Avenue is liable for rent due under the of November, 2011, as Execu- fer and conveyance "AS IS, and wife, Tammy Christine Charlotte, North Carolina rental agreement prorated to trix of the ESTATE OF DEL- tate to exhibit the same to the Davidson undersigned on or before Feb- WHERE IS." Neither the Trus- 28203 the effective date of the termi- BERT MCCRAY CAUDLE, de- tee nor the holder of the note Telephone: 704-334-3400 nation. ceased, late of Yadkin County, ruary 8, 2012, or this notice NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE will be pleaded in bar of their secured by the deed of (ext. 5652) North Carolina, this is to notify trust/security agreement, or SALE Facsimile: 704-334-3001 This the 12th day of October, recovery. All persons indebted Pursuant to an Order entered all persons, firms, and corpo- to said estate should make im- both, being foreclosed, nor the 2011. rations having claims against officers, directors, attorneys, November 22, 2011 in the Su- PUBLISH: December 1 & 8, mediate payment. perior Court for Yadkin the decedent to exhibit the This 10th day of November, employees, agents or author- 2011. Jay B. Green same to the undersigned Ex- ized representative of either County, and the power of sale Attorney for Deidre D. DeFlor- 2011. contained in the captioned ecutrix on or before the 17th TEDDY MICHAEL ASHLEY, the Trustee or the holder of the NORTH CAROLINA entis, Substitute Trustee day of February, 2012, or this note make any representation deed of trust (“Deed of Trust”), 908 E. Edenton Street Executor the undersigned Substitute YADKIN COUNTY notice will be pleaded in bar of J. GREGORY MATTHEWS, P. or warranty relating to the title IN THE MATTER OF THE Raleigh, North Carolina 27601 their recovery. All persons, or any physical, environ- Trustee will offer for sale at Telephone: 919-829-0797 A. auction, to the highest bidder FORECLOSURE firms and corporations in- mental, health or safety condi- OF THE DEED OF TRUST debted to the estate should ATTORNEY AT LAW for cash, at the usual place of PUBLISH: November 24 & De- P.O. BOX 937 tions existing in, on, at or relat- EXECUTED BY make immediate payment. ing to the property being of- sale cember 1, 2011. YADKINVILLE, NC 27055 AT THE YADKIN COUNTY MARTY W. BEVERLY and This the 7th day of November, (336)849-0196 fered for sale, and any and all DEBBIE P. BEVERLY, 2011. responsibilities or liabilities COURTHOUSE, Publish Nov. 10, 17, 24, & 101 SOUTH STATE STREET, Recorded in Book 566, Page Geraldine L. Caudle, Executrix Dec. 1, 2011 arising out of or in any way re- 305, ANNOUNCEMENTS Estate of Delbert McCray lating to any such condition ex- YADKINVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Yadkin County RegistryIN THE Caudle pressly are disclaimed. Also, GENERAL COURT OF JUS- 2529 Caudle Mill Road AMENDED NOTICE OF this property is being sold sub- ON DECEMBER 16, 2011 AT TICE Notices (ANNOUNCE) Yadkinville, NC 27055 FORECLOSURE SALE ject to all taxes, special as- 10:00 OʼCLOCK A.M. SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION Frank C. Zachary sessments, and prior liens or the real estate and the im- BEFORE THE CLERK NEED MONEY NOW!!!! Attorney at Law 10 SP 176 encumbrances of record and provements thereon encum- FILE NO. 11 SP 120 Security Financial Services P. O. Box 2494 Under and by virtue of the any recorded releases. Said bered by the Deed of Trust, ) Loans from $700 to $3000 Yadkinville, NC 27055 power of sale contained in a property is also being sold less and except any of such ) NOTICE OF Credit Problems Understood certain Deed of Trust made by subject to applicable Federal property released from the lien ) FORECLOSURE SALE Wilkesboro 336-838-9404 PUBLISH: November 17th, Donald E. Knight and Melissa and State laws. of the deed of trust prior to the ) Mount Airy 336-783-0342 November 24th, December 1st L. Knight to Recontrust Com- A cash deposit or cashier's date of this sale, lying and be- ) and December 8th, 2011. pany, Trustee(s), dated the check (no personal checks) of ing in Yadkin County, North DEED OF TRUST BEING Wanted (ANNOUNCE) 24th day of May, 2007, and re- five percent (5%) of the pur- Carolina, and being more par- FORECLOSED: corded in Book 00845, Page chase price, or seven hundred ticularly described as follows: The Deed of Trust being fore- Wanted: junk cars 0061, in Yadkin County Regis- fifty dollars ($750.00), which- BEING known and designated closed is that Deed of Trust Dead or alive! We Pay Cash!! try, North Carolina, default ever is greater, will be required as Lot #2, containing 1.00 executed by MARTY W. BEV- Call (336)526-2836. having been made in the pay- acres, more or less, as shown at the time of the sale. ERLY and DEBBIE P. BEV- ANIMALS ment of the note thereby se- An order for possession of the on plat entitled “Survey for An- ERLY to Joe Belcher, Trustee, cured by the said Deed of property may be issued pursu- nie Sue Alexander” and re- dated August 7, 2002 and re- Notices (ANNOUNCE)Trust and the undersigned, ant to G.S. 45-21.29 in favor of corded in Plat Book 9, Page corded in Book 566, Page 305 FINANCIAL Substitute Trustee Services, the purchaser and against the 685, in the Office of the Regis- in the Yadkin County Registry Inc. having been substituted party or parties in possession ter of Deeds for Yadkin of North Carolina. County, North Carolina, refer- as Trustee in said Deed of by the clerk of superior court of RECORD OWNERS OF THE 300 SERVICES THE CLASSIFIEDSTrust by an instrument duly re- the county in which the prop- ence to which plat is hereby REAL PROPERTY: corded in the Office of the erty is sold. made for a more particular de- The record owners of the sub- Register of Deeds of Yadkin Any person who occupies the scription. ject real property as reflected made County,easy North Carolina and property pursuant to a rental Also included is a 2007 CMH on the records of the Yadkin AGRICULTURE Place a newspaper adthe holderPlace of the an note online evidenc ad - agreement entered into or re- Tanglewood Manufactured County Register of Deeds not Home, which is attached and ing said indebtedness having newed on or after October 1, more than 10 days prior to the Farm Equipment (AGRI) directed that the Deed of Trust 2007, may after receiving the affixed to the land as part of posting of this Notice is or are REAL ESTATE AUTOS RENTALS JOBS BROWSE ALL be foreclosed, the undersigned notice of sale, terminate the the real estate. Marty W. Beverly and Debbie LOOK! LOOK! Buying Substitute Trustee will offer for rental agreement upon 10 Beverly . Used Farm Machinery and sale at the courthouse door in days' written notice to the In the Trusteeʼs sole discre- DATE, TIME AND PLACE OF tion, the sale may be delayed Tractors (running or not), Mike the City of Yadkinville, Yadkin landlord. Upon termination of SALE: (336)971-7486 or 945-4126 County, North Carolina, or the a rental agreement, the tenant for up to one (1) hour as pro- The sale will be held on De- Do-it-yourself customary location designated is liable for rent due under the vided in Section 45-21.23 of cember 6, 2011 at 11:00 a.m. Hay, Feed, Seed, Grain (AGRi) the North Carolina General NEW classified ads for foreclosure sales, at 12:15 rental agreement prorated to at the door of the Yadkin PM on December 13, 2011 the effective date ofMiscellaneous the termi- Statutes. (MERCH) County Courthouse, Yadkin- Hay 4 Sale and will sell to the highest bid- nation. ville, North Carolina. 2011 cutting-no rain. 5x5 $ave time and money.der for cash the following real If the trustee is unable to con- The record owners of the PROPERTY TO BE SOLD: round bales $20; square bales estate situated in the County vey title to this property for any real property not more than ten The following real property to $3. Call cell # 209-5951. Go to www.yadkinripple.com of Yadkin, North Carolina, and reason, the sole remedy of the days prior to the date hereof be sold "sight unseen" is lo- and click on Classifieds being more particularly de- purchaser is the return of the are Timothy W. Davidson and cated in Yadkin County, North Want to Buy (AGRi) scribed as follows: Smithtownwife, Tammy Christine David- Carolina and is believed to and follow the user­friendly deposit. Reasons of such in- Buying Standing Timber All that certain lot or parcel of ability to convey include, but son. have the address of 2947 steps to place your ad. land situated in the City of Metal Recycling Harding Steelman Road, Select or clear cut. Insured, are not limitedMetal to, the filing Recyclingof a High Country Lumber and Yadkinville Forbush Township, bankruptcy petition prior to the A five percent cash deposit, Yadkinville, NC 27055 and is • Do-it-yourself convenience 7849 Hwy. 67, Eastor a cash Bend, deposit NC of $750.00, otherwise more particularly de- Mulch. 336-927-2020 or Yadkin County, North Carolina confirmation of the sale and 336-838-1101. • Easy to use and more particularly de- reinstatement of the loan with- whichever is greater, will be scribed as follows: • Upload photos and graphics scribed as follows: out the knowledge of(336) the trus 699-2404- required of the last and highest BEING Lot Number 15 of the MERCHANDISE • Print and Online options tee. If Wethe payvalidity cash offor the all saleyour scrapis bidder. metal including The balance aluminum of the bid property designated as • 7 great packages to choose from Lying and being in Forbush challenged by any party, the purchase price shall be due in "PROPERTY OF J. W. Township, Yadkin County, trustee, incans, their brass, sole discretion,steel, car battery,full andin cash electric or certifiedmotors. funds at STEELMAN" according to a Fuel/ Oil / Coal / Wood / Gas North Carolina, and being if they believeWe arethe located challenge in the Old toEast Benda closingBuilders Supply to takeBuilding. place within map thereof recorded in Map bounded on the south and have merit, may request the thirty (30) days of the date of Book 5, page 158, Yadkin Firewood For Sale west by NCSR 1001; on the court to declare the sale to be sale. The undersigned Substi- County Registry, to which ref- Pickup or delivery call www.yadkinripple.comNorth by the lands of Thomas void and return the deposit. tute Trustee shall convey title erence is hereby made for a 336-984-2425 or 984-8345 F. Lashmit and wife, Margaret The purchaser will have no fur- to the property by nonwarranty more particular description. A. Lashmit, and on the east by ther remedy. deed. Also Conveyed as Security Is the lands of Don Poindexter THIS IS A COMMUNICATION a: and more particularly de- FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR. This sale will be made sub- 2003, 28x80 Manufactured scribed as follows beginning at THE PURPOSE OF THIS ject to all prior liens of record, Home a point in the center of NCSR COMMUNICATION IS TO if any, and to all unpaid (ad va- Model: MT28764D 1001, said beginning point be- COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY lorem) taxes and special as- Serial #: CAP013831TNAB ing a common corner for the INFORMATION OBTAINED sessments, if any, which be- TERMS OF SALE: within described tract and the WILL BE USED FOR THAT came a lien subsequent to the Pursuant to the provisions of property of Thomas F. Lashmit PURPOSE, except as stated recordation of the Deed of N.C.G.S. §45-21.10(b) and the and wife, Margaret A. Lashmit below in the instance of bank- Trust. This sale will be further terms of the Deed of Trust, deeded to them in Deed Book, ruptcy protection. subject to the right, if any, of any successful bidder may be 110 at Page 5 of the Yadkin IF YOU ARE UNDER THE the United States of America required to deposit with the County Registry and running PROTECTION OF THE to redeem the above-de- Trustee or Clerk of Superior thence with the line of Thomas BANKRUPTCY COURT OR scribed property for a period of Court immediately upon the F. Lashmit North 53 deg. 00' HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED 120 days following the date conclusion of the sale a cash East 314.2 feet to a stake in AS A RESULT OF A BANK- when the final upset bid period deposit to be determined by the greater of 5% of the bid or the line of Don Poindexter, RUPTCY PROCEEDING, has run. thence running with the line of $750.00. Unless the Substi- THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN TO tute Trustee agrees otherwise, Don Poindexter South 5' 00" YOU PURSUANT TO STATU- The purchaser of the prop- West 469.6 feet to a point in erty described above shall pay the successful bidder will be TORY REQUIREMENT AND required to tender the "full pur- the center of NCSR 1001; FOR INFORMATIONAL PUR- the Clerkʼs Commissions in the thence running with the center amount of $.45 per $100.00 of chase price" so bid in cash or POSES AND IS NOT IN- certified check at the time the line of NCSR 1001 North 37 TENDED AS AN ATTEMPT the purchase price (up to a deg. 00' West 349.0 feet to the maximum amount of $500.00), Trustee tenders to him a Deed TO COLLECT A DEBT OR AS to the property or attempts to point of beginning, containing AN ACT TO COLLECT, AS- r e q u i r e d b y S e c t i o n 1.26 acres, more or less, for 7A-308(a)(1) of the North tender such Deed, and should SESS, OR RECOVER ALL the successful bidder fail to further reference see Deed OR ANY PORTION OF THE Carolina General Statutes. If the purchaser f the above de- pay the full amount, then the Book 73 at Page 27 and Deed DEBT FROM YOU PERSON- successful bidder shall remain Book 24 at Page 8 of the Yad- ALLY. scribed property is someone other than the Beneficiary un- liable as provided for in kin County Registry. Together This 15th day of November, N.C.G.S. §45-21.30. By sub- with improvements located 2011. der the Deed of Trust, the pur- chaser shall also pay, to the mitting your bid, you agree that thereon; said property being SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE the "full purchase price" shall located at 4641 Courtney SERVICES, INC. extent applicable, the land transfer tax in the amount of be defined as the amount of Huntsville Road, Yadkinville, SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE bid plus the Trustee's commis- North Carolina. one percent (1%) of the pur- chase price. sion as defined in the subject BY: Deed of Trust plus the costs of By fee simple deed from Mar- To the extent this sale in- the action, unless the Trustee garet A. Lashmit, legally sepa- agrees otherwise. For exam- rated and Thomas F. Lashmit, Attorney at Law volves residential property with less than fifteen (15) rental ple, if the amount of bid is legally separated as set forth The Law Firm of Hutchens, $20,000.00 and the trustee's in Deed Book 526, Page 0330 Senter & Britton, P.A. units, you are hereby notified of the following: commission is defined in the and recorded on 6/13/2001, Attorneys for Substitute Trus- subject Deed of Trust as 5% of Yadkin County Records. tee Services, Inc. (a) An order for possession the gross proceeds of the sale, Trustee may, in the Trustee's P.O. Box 1028 then the "full purchase price" sole discretion, delay the sale 4317 Ramsey Street of the property may be issued shall equal $21,000.00 plus for up to one hour as provided Fayetteville, North Carolina pursuant to Section 45-21.29 the costs of the action. A ten- in NCGS §45-21.23. 28311 of the North Carolina General der of Deed shall be defined Should the property be pur- https://sales.hsbfirm.com Statutes in favor of the pur- as a letter from the Trustee to chased by a third party, that Case No: 1043862 chaser and against the party the successful bidder offering party must pay the excise tax, or parties in possession by the to record the Deed upon re- as well as the court costs of December 1 & 8, 2011. clerk of superior court of the ceipt of full purchase price as Forty-Five Cents ($0.45) per county in which the property is described herein and listed in One Hundred Dollars sold; and said letter. If the trustee is un- ($100.00) required by NCGS able to convey title to this §7A-308(a)(1). (b) Any person who occupies property for any reason such The property to be offered the property pursuant to a as a bankruptcy filing, the sole pursuant to this notice of sale rental agreement entered into remedy of the successful bid- is being offered for sale, trans- or renewed on or after October der is the return of the deposit. fer and conveyance "AS IS, 1, 2007, may, after receiving As to any manufactured home, WHERE IS." Neither the Trus- the notice of sale, terminate the following shall apply: Any tee nor the holder of the note the rental agreement upon 10 not considered real property is secured by the deed of daysʼ written notice to the being foreclosed pursuant to trust/security agreement, or landlord. Upon termination of N.C.G.S. §25-9-604, if neces- both, being foreclosed, nor the a rental agreement, the tenant sary; there is no warranty that officers, directors, attorneys, is liable for rent due under the any is actually located on the employees, agents or author- rental agreement prorated to subject tract; and there is no ized representative of either the effective date of the termi- warranty given by the Substi- the Trustee or the holder of the nation. tute Trustee as to whether said note make any representation home is real property or per- or warranty relating to the title This 22nd day of November, sonal property. The sale will or any physical, environ- 2011. be made subject to all prior mental, health or safety condi- By: JOHN W. FLETCHER III liens, unpaid taxes, assess- tions existing in, on, at or relat- Substitute Trustee ments, restrictions and ease- ing to the property being of- North Carolina State Bar Num- ments of record, if any. fered for sale, and any and all ber 15503 ADDITIONAL NOTICE: responsibilities or liabilities 316 East Worthington Avenue Take notice that an order for arising out of or in any way re- Charlotte, North Carolina possession of the property lating to any such condition ex- 28203 may be issued pursuant to pressly are disclaimed. Also, Telephone: 704-334-3400 G.S. 45-21.29 in favor of the this property is being sold sub- (ext. 5652) purchaser and against the ject to all taxes, special as- Facsimile: 704-334-3001 party or parties in possession sessments, and prior liens or by the clerk of superior court of encumbrances of record and PUBLISH: December 1 & 8, the county in which the prop- any recorded releases. Said 2011. erty is sold. Take further no- property is also being sold tice that any person who occu- subject to applicable Federal pies the property pursuant to a and State laws. rental agreement entered into A cash deposit or cashier's or renewed on or after October check (no personal checks) of 1, 2007, may, after receiving five percent (5%) of the pur- the notice of sale, terminate chase price, or seven hundred the rental agreement upon 10 fifty dollars ($750.00), which- days' written notice to the ever is greater, will be required landlord. The notice shall also at the time of the sale. state that upon termination of An order for possession of the a rental agreement, the tenant property may be issued pursu- is liable for rent due under the ant to G.S. 45-21.29 in favor of rental agreement prorated to the purchaser and against the the effective date of the termi- party or parties in possession nation. by the clerk of superior court of the county in which the prop- This the 12th day of October, erty is sold. 2011. Any person who occupies the property pursuant to a rental Jay B. Green agreement entered into or re- Attorney for Deidre D. DeFlor- newed on or after October 1, entis, Substitute Trustee 2007, may after receiving the 908 E. Edenton Street notice of sale, terminate the Raleigh, North Carolina 27601 rental agreement upon 10 Telephone: 919-829-0797 days' written notice to the landlord. Upon termination of PUBLISH: November 24 & De- a rental agreement, the tenant cember 1, 2011. is liable for rent due under the rental agreement prorated to the effective date of the termi- nation. If the trustee is unable to con- vey title to this property for any reason, the sole remedy of the purchaser is the return of the deposit. Reasons of such in- ability to convey include, but are not limited to, the filing of a bankruptcy petition prior to the confirmation of the sale and reinstatement of the loan with- out the knowledge of the trus- tee. If the validity of the sale is challenged by any party, the trustee, in their sole discretion, if they believe the challenge to have merit, may request the court to declare the sale to be void and return the deposit. The purchaser will have no fur- ther remedy. THIS IS A COMMUNICATION FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR. THE PURPOSE OF THIS COMMUNICATION IS TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE, except as stated below in the instance of bank- ruptcy protection. IF YOU ARE UNDER THE PROTECTION OF THE BANKRUPTCY COURT OR HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED AS A RESULT OF A BANK- RUPTCY PROCEEDING, THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN TO YOU PURSUANT TO STATU- TORY REQUIREMENT AND FOR INFORMATIONAL PUR- POSES AND IS NOT IN- TENDED AS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT OR AS AN ACT TO COLLECT, AS- SESS, OR RECOVER ALL OR ANY PORTION OF THE DEBT FROM YOU PERSON- ALLY. This 15th day of November, 2011. SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE SERVICES, INC. SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE BY:

Attorney at Law The Law Firm of Hutchens, Senter & Britton, P.A. Attorneys for Substitute Trus- tee Services, Inc. P.O. Box 1028 4317 Ramsey Street Fayetteville, North Carolina 28311 https://sales.hsbfirm.com Case No: 1043862 December 1 & 8, 2011. A11

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Page 12- The Yadkin Ripple, Yadkinville, N.C. Thursday, December 1, 2011 Chairwoman of Wilkes Democratic Party to run for Congress Staff Report House of Representatives,” today, then vote for my op- join me in this campaign developmental disabilities concerns and suggestions Johnson said. ponent in November 2012. and to vote for change in services for children and for the future by going to Treva Johnson an- “Everywhere I go, all I If you’ve had enough, then our district next Novem- adults. A native of Wilkes www.trevajohnson.com, nounced her candidacy for hear is disgust for how our join me and vote for Treva ber.” County, she is a graduate of emailing trevajohnsonfor- the 5th District seat in the elected officials in Wash- Johnson in the next elec- The 5th District includes North Wilkes High School [email protected], or by United States Congress last ington are twiddling their tion.” Alexander, Alleghany, and Appalachian State Uni- participating in one of the Friday. Johnson, of Wilkes thumbs and playing poli- She continued, “It is Ashe, Davie, Stokes, Surry, versity. town hall meetings which County, earlier formed an tics while families in the time to realize the extent Watauga, Wilkes and Yad- “I don’t claim to know she plans to hold throughout exploratory committee to 5th District suffer from the of the damage the political kin, as well as parts of Fo- the answer to every policy the district. test the waters for seeking continued impact of the games have cost our district rysth, Iredell and Rocking- question,” Johnson said. “I Republican Virginia the seat in the 2012 elec- Great Recession. Clearly, it and to stand together, to de- ham counties. do believe, however, that Foxx is in her fourth term tion. is time for a change of our mand true, effective rep- Johnson and her fam- honest, sincere people can in the 5th District. Her “After traveling through- representation in Washing- resentation for our district ily live in Roaring River in reason together and address website is www.foxx. out the District and talking ton, and I am going to offer and the families struggling Wilkes County. She is the the challenges facing our house.gov. with friends and relatives my candidacy to the vot- within it. Citizens can make NC State Director of Omni country. Our children and For further information and folks from all walks of ers as a means of bringing a difference by casting their Visions, a statewide agency our tradition can expect no about Johnson or her candi- life, I have decided to enter about that change. If you vote for new representation providing therapeutic fos- less.” dacy, call 336-428-6333 or the race for the 5th District are happy with your rep- in Washington. I invite the ter care as well as mental Johnson said she invites email at trevajohnsonfor- seat in the United States resentation in Washington voters of the 5th District to health, intellectual, and all citizens to share their [email protected]. 100 million registerd donors in U.S.; N.C. reaches 4.1 million Donate Life America and its (DMV) and driver license per- Each person who signs up as a plant waiting list because there zations that promote eye, organ state affiliate, Donate Life North sonnel, healthcare professionals, donor could save the lives of up will be enough donated organs and tissue donation throughout Carolina (DLNC), announced re- legislators, students, educators, to eight people. to save everyone,” said Sha- the state. As a non-profit organi- cently that a major milestone has lawyers, individuals and fami- The vast majority of people ron Hirsch, Executive Director zation, Donate Life North Caro- been reached in donor designation lies from across the state have all sign up when they get or renew of Donate Life North Carolina. lina’s mission is to inspire all in the United States with 100 mil- contributed to our growing donor their driver license or ID card. “Until then, we continue to work North Carolina residents to save lion people registered as donors registry. Thanks to the efforts of North Carolinians can also reg- diligently to increase the number and enhance lives by registering across the country. In North Caro- many people, North Carolina now ister online at Donate Life North of designated donors in North as organ, eye and tissue donors. lina, 4,107,159 people have regis- has the sixth largest registry in the Carolina’s newly redesigned Carolina through specific pro- Donate Life America is a not-for- tered to save lives through organ country.” website, DonateLifeNC.org. The grams and initiatives offered in profit alliance of national organi- and eye donation. Currently, there are more than website is now easier to navigate partnership with educators, DMV zations and state teams, including “We’re very proud of the work 112,000 people – men, women and features new information, personnel and others who play Donate Life North Carolina, that done here in North Carolina to and children – on the national links and resources for educators key roles in furthering donation are committed to increasing or- help address the organ donor organ transplant waiting list, in- and others interested in donation understanding and increasing reg- gan, eye and tissue donation. For crisis,” said Bob Russ, Donate cluding 3,575 in North Carolina. awareness and education. istration in our state.” more information, or to register as Life North Carolina Chairper- People die each day because there “Our vision is a day when Donate Life North Carolina is a donor, visit DonateLifeNC.org. son. “Division of Motor Vehicle are not enough donated organs. there’s no need for an organ trans- a collaborative group of organi- CEFS initiative will support five new incubator farms Up to five North Caro- ments and state agencies in need, said Dr. Nancy and land transfer issues. · Access to local, afford- rials for seeking additional lina communities will re- may submit proposals to be Creamer, co-director of Funding for the project is able housing in the com- funds. ceive support to develop included in the initiative. CEFS and North Carolina provided by the Beginning munity for new farmers Applications will be ac- incubator farms to attract Successful proposals will State University professor Farmer and Rancher De- with limited resources; cepted through the online new farmers, thanks to an kick off with a community of horticultural science. velopment Program of the · Willingness of public portal found at the project effort by the Center for charrette to conceptualize North Carolina Coop- National Institute of Food land owner to turn vacant website: www.ncnewfarm- Environmental Farming the local incubator farm erative Extension is one and Agriculture, U.S. De- land into productive land; ers.org. The application Systems. Incubator farms projects. of several partners in the partment of Agriculture. · Consumer interest in deadline is 5 p.m., Dec. 1. provide aspiring farmers “Access to land has Incubator Farm Project. CEFS will partner with local foods; Applicants should address with a place to learn, try been identified as one of Cooperative Extension al- municipalities, counties or · And ideally, mentor questions to joanna_le- their hand at farming and the top challenges facing ready has established two state agencies to help de- farmers in the community. [email protected], and ad- develop the markets to new farmers in North Car- incubator farms – Orange velop up to five new incu- In return, CEFS will as- ditional information also is make their own operations olina,” said Joanna Massey County’s Breeze Farm and bator farms over the next sist with development of available at the website. successful. Lelekacs, state coordinator Cabarrus County’s Lomax two years. Successful ap- the new incubator farms by CEFS develops and CEFS has announced of the project. “The Incu- Farm. In addition to land plicants will meet the fol- providing training, web- promotes food and farm- the launch of a new Incu- bator Farm Project will access, farmers receive lowing criteria: based resources, education ing systems that protect the bator Farm Project that will work with communities to education and support at · Strong public leader- on farm transition and land environment, strengthen support beginning farmers. address this need by repur- these farms from Coopera- ship dedicated to develop- access, access to state ag- local communities, and The project is an integral posing vacant public land tive Extension agricultural ing an incubator farm; ricultural professionals and provide economic oppor- part of the 10% Campaign, into places that incubate agents. · Strong community business specialists, and tunities in North Carolina a CEFS initiative that en- new farmers.” Other partners are the partnerships with organi- partnership on grants for and beyond. CEFS was es- courages consumers, busi- In exchange for a rent- National Center for Appro- zations like N.C. Coopera- additional support. CEFS tablished in 1994 by North nesses, institutions and free place to farm, the new priate Technology, Caro- tive Extension or commu- will help each community Carolina State University agencies to spend 10 per- farmers will be asked to lina Farm Stewardship nity colleges; develop their incubator and North Carolina A&T cent of their food dollars give back to their com- Association and Andrew · Incubating farmers farm by facilitating a char- State University with the on locally produced foods. munities, either by donat- Branan, an attorney who who will contribute to an rette process that will re- North Carolina Depart- Between now and Dec. ing fresh farm products concentrates his practice identified community need sult in a visioning report, ment of Agriculture and 1, city and county govern- or other services for those on production agriculture instead of leasing land; concept plan or other mate- Consumer Services. Pancake Breakfast

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