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Serving Yadkin County since 1892. Yadkinville, N.C. Vol. 123; No. 14 THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 2013 $1.00 Local woman dies in house fire Taylor Pardue Yadkin County Fire Mar- StaffW riter shal Eddie Weatherman said Arlington, Boonville, Police are withholding West Yadkin and Yadkin- the name of a woman killed ville fire departments re- in a fire-related death that sponded to the blaze. occurred Sunday at 309 Jonesville Police Chief East End Blvd., pending Roger Reece said that a further investigation. structure fire involving a The woman’s husband death had occurred and was also injured, according that a death investigation to people who lived nearby. was in process. He de- The fire was first re- scribed the investigation as ported Sunday evening. standard protocol for any Neighbors said the fire death but was unable to started around 2 p.m., and give more specific details. fire crews were still present Photos by Taylor Pardue l Yadkin ripple A house on 309 East End Boulevard was destroyed after a after 8 p.m. See FIRE ‌| Page 2 Sunday fire. Part of the roof is missing over the right side of the house.

Photos by Lindsay Craven | The Yadkin Ripple Kim Harrell is sworn in as the county’s Human Services Direc- tor by Chairman Kevin Austin. Harrell is the former director of the Department of S Commissioners swear in Human Services Director Lindsay Craven savings of $167,000 annu- Staff Writer ally in personnel, $41,000 in savings from restruc- The Yadkin County turing the program and Board of Commission- departmental locations, ers swore in the new hu- which will eliminate man services director space rented by the coun- Photos provided by Connor Dalton and assistant to the hu- ty and a capital savings of Connor Dalton and his volunteers mix concrete to place the posts. man services director at $90,000. their morning meeting on In an email Church stat- March 4. ed: “I can state with un- Eagle Scout provides disc golf course new amenities This follows the board’s wavering confidence that decision to consolidate at this time the consolida- Lindsay Craven the health department tion will save the county Staff Writer and department of social approximately $208,000 services during the eve- annually and present the The Yadkin County Park has some new additions ning meeting on Feb. 18. opportunity to renovate to its disc golf course thanks to a Lewisville Eagle Kim Harrell, the former the Community Servic- Scout. director of the Depart- es building to meet the ment of Social Services, J. Connor Dalton is a member of Troop 719. De- needs of federal and state was sworn in as director. spite icy conditions Dalton was able to gather a programs.” Jessica Wall, the former crew of boy scouts and provide the county park’s Later in the meeting the interim health director, disc golf course with bag hangers, a luxury that board voted unanimously many surrounding courses don’t have. was sworn in as assistant to the director. to approve a bid from “I originally didn’t plan on my project being at Omega Construction to the Yadkin County Park,” Dalton said. “But be- County Manager Aaron Church noted that the make necessary repairs to cause of some complications that occurred with the Community Services my original project, I learned about Yadkin resi- county has found since building located on Elm dent Jeff Cape and the park. I’m so glad I decided the last meeting that this on a project involving a sport I had never seriously change will result in a See SWEAR ‌| Page 2 tried. I’ve met some great, helpful people there and I fully intend on playing disc golf at the park as much as I can.” Sheriff ’s office reaches Jeff Cape, an avid disc golfer, noted that many disc golfers will travel long distances just to play a game on a new course and that the posts Dalton out to community installed are a rare find at most parks. “None of the courses I have been to have such Lindsay Craven The first meeting was hangers,” Cape said. “I have only seen a picture of Connor Dalton, an Eagle Scout from Troop 719 in Lewisville, Staff Writer held at Buck Shoals Vol- installed hanger posts at the disc golf course at the Yadkin unteer Fire Department See SCOUT ‌| Page 5 County Park. The Yadkin County in Hamptonville on Feb. Sheriff’s Office is working 28. Sheriff Oliver spoke on making its crime pre- to a large crowd of Hamp- vention programs and ser- tonville residents. vices to the taxpayers bet- Oliver said that bur- Personality Profile: Mitzie Branon ter known in the county. glaries in the county are Sheriff William Oliver down, drug violations are Lindsay Craven to go on family vacations. and some his staff are up, robberies and larce- nies are down, domestic Staff Writer That was always the high- scheduling crime pre- violence is up, arrests are light of the year.” vention meetings at vol- up and the jail population As a young girl, Mitzie Branon said the rest of unteer fire departments Branon never thought her summer days were throughout the county. See SHERIFF ‌| Page 2 that she would one day be spent playing on the running a company only a grounds of Steelman Mill- few mere miles from her ing Company, which was childhood home. owned and operated by Today she is the CEO her father and grandfa- of Yadtel Group, a local ther. telephone, Internet and “My summers were television provider. filled hanging out at the Branon was raised on mill and playing while all Courtney-Hunstville Road the work was being done,” in Yadkinville. She at- Branon laughed. tended Courtney Elemen- Branon later attended tary School and anxiously Forbush High School, awaited her family’s sum- mer vacation to Atlantic where she was a tennis player and dabbled as a Beach each year. Lindsay Craven | The Yadkin Ripple “I had a wonderful track team member. She put more emphasis on her Sheriff William Oliver talks to Hamptonville residents at Buck childhood,” Branon said. Shoals Volunteer Fire Department on Feb. 28 during a crime “While I was a kid I loved See PROFILE ‌| Page 5 Mitzie Branon prevention awareness meeting. Page 2- The Yadkin Ripple, Yadkinville, N.C. Thursday, March 7, 2013

Obituaries

Dallas Dewitt on his faith to take him (Junior) Sebastian, and everyone. Public Works Director for The family will receive Brown through the tragedies in Shirley (Sam) Willard, all The family requests that the Town of Yadkinville; friends from 2:00 to 4:00 Mr. Dallas Dewitt life. of Hamptonville; a sister- memorials be made to Joan and with Max Welborn Au- PM Sunday at Gentry Fam- Brown, 75, passed away In addition to his par- in-law, Margaret Brown; & Howard Hospice Home, tomobiles in Yadkinville. ily Funeral Service in Yadk- Tuesday, February 26, ents, Mr. Brown was pre- and several nieces and 945 Zephyr Road Dobson, He was a member of South inville. His funeral service 2013 at Woltz Hospice ceded in death by his lov- nephews. NC 27017. Oak Ridge Baptist Church, will follow the visitation Home. ing wife, Shelby Clonch A funeral service will be Online condolences may and enjoyed going fishing Sunday at 4:00 PM in the Mr. Brown was born Brown; a daughter, Sonya conducted Thursday, Feb- be made at www.gentryfu- at the beach.His greatest Gentry Family Chapel with September 15, 1937 in Brown Winebarger; two ruary 28, 2013 at 1:00PM neralservice.com. pride, love, and joy, was Dr. Phil Beavers and Rev. Yadkin County to Buster brothers, Dan Lee Brown at Gentry Funeral Service Gentry Family Funeral his family, especially his Jesse Miles officiating. and Fannie Brooks Brown. and Mack Harvey Brown; Chapel in Jonesville with Service in Jonesville is grandchildren, and the Burial will follow in the He was a member of Jones- two sisters-in-law, Francis Brother Ken Nelson and serving the Brown family. time he was able to spend South Oak Ridge Baptist ville Church of God where Money Brown and Bernice Brother Phillip King offi- with them. Church Cemetery. he loved to be at every ser- Stokes Brown; and one ciating. Burial will follow Robert Larry Surviving are his wife of Flowers will be accepted vice as long as his health brother-in-law, Alex Shore. at Sunrise Cemetery. The “PaPaw” Carlton 52 years, Maebelle Dinkins or memorials may be made allowed. He retired from He is survived by a family will receive friends Mr. Robert Larry “Pa- Carlton, of the home; his to a charity of the donors Chatham Manufacturing grandson, Jonathan Chase one hour prior to the ser- Paw” Carlton, 71, of Neelie daughters, Teresa Carl- choice. after 30 years of service. Wall of South Carolina; vice at the funeral home. road passed away Thurs- ton, Yadkinville; Andra C. The family would like Mr. Brown was a friend three brothers, James The family wishes to day, February 28, 2013 at Hunter, Yadkinville; grand- to express their gratitude to everyone he met and en- “Jim” Brown, Joe (Helen) express their sincere ap- Forsyth Medical Center. children, Bethany Hunter, to the nurses and staff of joyed sharing the bounty Brown, both of Hampton- preciation to the staff of He was born August 26, Dylan Hunter, both of 5th floor CICU of Forsyth from his vegetable garden ville and Roger (Kathy) Woltz Hospice Home for 1941 in Yadkin County to Yadkinville; his mother of Medical Center for the lov- with his friends and neigh- Brown of North Wilkes- the excellent care and Charlie and Maude Mac- Yadkinville, 3 sisters, Jerri ing care and support given bors. He was always happy boro; four sisters, Kath- compassion shown to Dal- emore Carlton. Dodge, Jan Hall, Sandy to Mr. Carlton. to lend a helping hand to ryn Shore of Willowbrook las and to the family dur- Mr. Carlton worked for (Bob) Chipman, all of Online condolences may anyone. Most of all, Dallas Nursing Center, Jane ing this difficult time. May several years with West- Yadkinville; 2 nieces and 2 be made to www.gentryfu- loved the Lord and leaned (Jerry) Wagoner, Pattie God bless you each and ern-Electric, retired as nephews. neralservice.com. Swear From Page 1 meeting: county around $13,000 a commit its unassigned -The voted unanimously year. The board voted to fund balance towards the Street in Yadkinville. to approve a resolution to approve. proposed Agricultural The board will still declare March Abandoned -The board voted to Center, East Bend wa- need to vote on approving Cemeteries Month. adopt its Capital Improve- ter line and reappraisal. the contract presented by -Keith Vestal asked the ment Plan. The county Financial Officer Lisa Omega Construction at board to approve an agree- manager noted that adop- Hughes told the board a later date before work ment with EMS Manage- tion of this plan does not can begin on the property. that committing this ment & Consultants, Inc., allow him or the finance money would assist in Once repaired, the coun- which handles billing for officer to spend the mon- ty hopes to put several putting the county in a Yadkin County EMS trans- ey mapped out in the plan better position to receive county departments in ports and services. Vestal but it provides him with further loans and grants the Community Services told he board that he was an idea of the goals of the building that are currently able to get the company to county and county funds towards the projects. in locations that the coun- lower their rate from eight when preparing the FY Jessica Wall is sworn in as the county’s assistant to the Hu- ty pays to rent. to seven percent which 2013-14 budget. Reach Lindsay Craven at 679- Other topics from the 2341 or at lcraven@civitasmedia. man Services Director by Chairman Kevin Austin. Wall is the could potentially save the -The board voted to com. former interim health director. Fire Sheriff From Page 1 From Page 1 nals, but we’re trying to death or even at vacation take a larger portion of time. In a short press release, Reece is increasing. your tax dollars away “You can call and tell He noted that the rea- said the State Bureau of Investi- from this jail and put it us when you’re going to son for the increase in gation would be assisting in the back into the community be on vacation or when a drug violations, arrests by adding this addition,” home will be empty, and case, but other details were not and jail population are available for release at this time. Oliver said. “With the we’ll include that to our due to an increased ef- amount we pay in rent to increased patrol list,” Oli- He said more information would fort by the department be released later date but gave no other jails housing these ver said. to crack down on drugs prisoners and transport- Oliver noted that it indication when that would be. in the county. He said the According to the North Caroli- ing them to other coun- was increasingly impor- rise in domestic violence ties, the jail will be paid tant that residents stop na SBI website, involvement in a is likely due to stress off fairly quick, I think.” posting their daily lives case “is at the request of the local caused by the economy, Larry Handy, the de- on sites like Facebook department that maintains origi- Little remains of the inner portion of the house. a lack of jobs in the area partment’s Crime Preven- and Twitter. He said that nal jurisdiction over the case.” and alcohol and drug tion Officer, was present criminals are starting to Neighbors said the woman’s abuse. to share information about pay attention to these sta- husband was present at the time Oliver passed out maps some free programs. tus updates. of the fire and received severe that show where burglar- Options included com- “Providing information burns on his hand. One woman ies have occurred around munity watch programs, about your family and described them as something a the county. a high school program associates, vacation and burn unit would need to treat. “You’ll notice that some that will teach kids about when you’re away from Photographs taken of the of the burglaries are on drunk driving and texting home provides informa- scene show a mattress burned the edge of the county be- and driving, drug aware- tion to criminals,” Oliver almost completely, with only cause many times people ness for pre-teens and said. “Once you post it you springs and a slight covering will come from outside teens, child abduction should assume the rest of left from the fire. Residents the county since they prevention, bicycle safe- the world is seeing it.” of the area said that police aren’t recognized as eas- ty, programs to prevent Oliver thanked the were seen searching the car ily,” Oliver said. “This is identity theft, workplace Hamptonville residents in the house’s driveway fol- Items from the burned house were removed and left on true of our criminals in safety, domestic violence, for attending. lowing the fire. the front yard. the county as well. They telemarketing fraud, busi- “We appreciate you all get caught a lot in Ashe ness crime prevention and being here tonight,” Oli- and Wilkes counties be- more. ver said. “There has not cause the neighbors don’t What we’re trying to been that much attention recognize them.” do here tonight is let you paid to this area in the Oliver told attendees know what all is available past, and I don’t under- that the jail addition con- to you,” Handy said. “We stand why. You all pay struction is on schedule want you to go back to the as much taxes as anyone despite the weather. Once programs, clubs or orga- else. I think we need to be it’s complete he expects nizations you’re involved spending a little time and the county could save up in and share these crime money with the taxpayers to $500,000 a year by not prevention programs with and not just the crimi- having to transport crimi- them.” nals.” nals to other jails. One resident present Additional meetings “I know you don’t like to at the meeting expressed will be held throughout hear that your tax dollars concern that the homes the county over the com- are being used to house, of deceased community ing months. The sheriff’s feed and care for crimi- members were targets for office will release the thieves who wanted to dates prior to each meet- steal plumbing and wir- ing and The Yadkin Rip- Special Fertilizer For ing. ple will post them in our Yadkin Valley Lawns Sheriff Oliver told the community calendar. For If you like a lawn that stays a crowd that it’s important more information, call the lush, dark green with NO extra that they call the depart- Yadkin County Sheriff’s mowing, then you need a S&H ment to inform the depu- Office at 679-4217. Premium 18-24-12 Lawn Fer- ties of any homes that may Reach Lindsay Craven at 679- tilizer. S&H Premium contains be vacant for a longer pe- riod of time due to illness, 2341 or at lcraven@civitasmedia. all the necessary trace ele- com. ments of sulfur, boron, copper, manganese, calcium and mag- nesium zinc, plus lots of iron. Extra iron is what makes your lawn stay pretty and green so much longer. 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The Yadkin Ripple, Yadkinville, N.C. Thursday, March 7, 2013 - Page 3 Simmons-Brandon Church Calendar Saturday, March 9 and Youth, you are cor- Saturday, Jamie and Deniene Sim- •5:30 p.m.-7:00 p.m.- dially invited to attend March 23 mons of Mount Airy an- The Mitchell’s Chapel our annual Multi Affair •4 p.m.-7 p.m.-The Wom- nounce the engagement United Methodist Men will Event. There will be a pro- en’s Fellowship of Fried- of their daughter, Morgan have a Pancake Supper in gram in which the NBWC berg Moravian Church, Bailey, to William Christo- the church fellowship hall. Youth Choir and “Angels 2178 Friedberg Church pher Brandon, son of Billy Bingo games will be played of Mercy Dance Ministry” Road, Winston-Salem, NC and Charlene Brandon of following the supper. The will perform. Also, there 27127 will hold their an- Yadkinville. church is located at 2410 will be a Talent Show, nual Spring Chicken Pie & The bride-elect is the Center Road, Boonville, Christian Comedy, a Silent Country Ham Supper and granddaughter of Kath- NC. Love Auction, and lunch bazaar in the Family Life leen and Gene Bowman available for a reasonable Center. You may dine in and Betty and Eugene Thursday, March love donation. It is our or purchase take-out in the Simmons. She is a 2010 14 prayer and hope that you Fellowship Hall. An adult graduate of North Surry •10 a.m.-The Calvary will be able to join us for dinner is $10.00 and chil- High School and is attend- Moravian Friends invite an afternoon of Christian dren 10 and under eat for ing Surry Community Col- you to join us for our Love, Fellowship, and $6.00. The menu includes lege. Morgan Bailey Simmons and William Christopher Brandon Event. We will have a Fun as we give unto God chicken pie/country ham The groom-to-be is the presentation by the well- all the praise, thanks, and with sides: green beans grandson of Bill Brandon Miller. He graduated from Brandon Farms. known Old Salem Archi- glory! The address is 1033 and corn, potato salad, ap- and the late Darlene Bran- Forbush High School in The wedding date will be vist, Dr. Daniel Crews. Newbirth Dr. Dr. James plesauce, Moravian slaw, don and Charles and Joann 2005 and is employed at Aug. 17 in Hamptonville. Daniel’s lecture topic will L.E. Hunt is the pastor. pickles, rolls, and home- be “All About Easter”. The For additional information made dessert; coffee, tea, program will be at Calvary please call 336.699.3583 or and water with dine-in. Moravian Church. Daniel 336.922.2692. The bazaar will offer baked YCAC Calendar has been a very popular goods, crafts, plants, slaw speaker for previous Cal- Sunday, March and frozen chicken pies, Exhibits Friday 7:30 p.m. $15. Singer/songwriter David vary Moravian Friends’ 17-20 (large 9”- $10; small 6”- Mar 1 - Fri Apr 26 Holt is considered a state treasure and programs. His knowledge •11 a.m.-DEEP CREEK $6). Proceeds will be used Facescapes/Landscapes: New has been award a Grammy. At this perfor- and humor of Moravian REVIVAL. Speaker Sun- for Women’s Fellowship Work by Dan Smith and Steve mance he is joined by Will McIntyre on history is extremely infor- day Morning – Wednesday projects and outreach. Call 764-1830 for more infor- Brooks bass. mative and entertaining. Night – Darrin Allen Sun- mation. Welborn Gallery Coming in July….Children’s theater You don’t want to miss day 11:00 AM Worship Influences of Gauguin and Cezanne are production of the award-winning musi- this opportunity to enjoy Guest Vocalist – Susan Sunday- unmistakable in the large format oils and cal Honk Jr., directed by Vicky Town and a great time of fellowship Pettit. Fellowship Lunch acrylics by these two master artists from performed by our community’s children. Wednesday, and learning. After the pro- following worship. Sunday March 24-27 Hickory, NC. Watch for audition information on our gram everyone is invited to Night – 6:30 PM. Special Dan Smith is best known for his abstract •7 p.m.-Mountain View website: www.yadkinarts.org. join us for lunch, “Dutch Music – Starmount High Baptist Church of Hamp- images of faces put together in a collage- Season Package: Four performances for Treat” at the Filling Station School Show Choir. Mon- tonville, NC will hold like fashion and the changeable quality of $25 plus one free movie. on West Fourth Street. We day – Wednesday Services Spring Revival Services. his work. During Wednesdays in March, Package includes: hope you can join us for – 7:00 PM. Revival Special Our guest speaker will be Dan will be changing/painting on a work ·Cle Thompson in Concert –Jazz! Feb. this March Event! Music, Monday – Deep Brother Glenn Sellers, Pas- in progress since 2007 — a large format 23 Creek Quartet, Tuesday tor of Center View Baptist self-portrait titled Deere John Maerkle. ·The Pluck Project – Dance! March 23 Saturday, March – Two Roses, Wednesday Church in Maiden, NC. Ev- This ever-evolving painting covers an 80 and 24 16 – Ginger Holt, Children’s eryone is welcome. If you inch by 40 inch canvas. ·Shakespeare “light – Two Gentlemen of •12:30 p.m.-2:30 p.m.- Revival Each Evening have questions or need di- Steve Brooks’ large format landscapes Verona April 20 On behalf of the New Birth at 7:00 PM, Ages 3 thru rections, please call Moun- are inspired by his love of the outdoors, ·The Last Magic Show – Family Enter- Worship Center (NBWC) Fifth grade, Jennifer York, tain View’s church office at his early influences of the artists Bonnard tainment June 9 Scholarship Committee speaker 336-468-8199. and Wolf Kahn, plus Cezanne and other Individual live performance tickets are post-impressionists. His body of trees- also available. Movie tickets are not sold capes is about light, its interruption and online but may be purchased at the YARD space. Gift Shop on the Yadkin Cultural Arts ibrary alendar Viewing hours are Monday through Center Plaza and at the door. L C Thursday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Friday 8 a.m. STORYTIME for preschoolers will branches until June 1st. For a complete to 8 p.m.; Saturday: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. YARD Art Studios and Gift be held on Thursday, March 7, 2013 at Closed Sunday. list of date and locations, please see the Shop Open 10:00 am at the Yadkin County Public The Yadkin Cultural Arts Center is lo- Region’s “What’s Happening” page on Stop in at YARD Gifts in Studio F to Library. STORYTIME is an early liter- cated at 226 E. Main Street in Yadkinville. our NWRL website. Drawing for the find that special handmade gift for some- acy program specifically geared for pre- quilt will be held on Saturday, June 1st one special in your life. All items are made schoolers 2-5 years old. at the Lone Hickory Arena in Yadkin- Willingham Theater by artist members of the Yadkin Arts The 193-seat state-of-the-art theater The theme for this week’s program ville, in conjunction with our 2nd annual Council. Fused glass jewelry, knitted wear, will be “Dinosaurs and Dragons”, fea- offers live music, drama, dance perfor- small paintings, mosaic pieces, wood- Ride for Readers. For more information, mances, community theater and children’s turing the letter “D” and highlighting please contact your local NWRL library. working, hand-dyed scarves … and so the literacy skill, letter knowledge. All theater. The theater meets ADA require- much more! Shop in your own backYARD! NWRL will continue to offer free ac- STORYTIME programs are free and ments. It is equipped with assisted listen- Hours: cess to Ancestry.com Library Edition in ing devices for the hearing impaired and Tues – Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. open to the public. Make plans now to each of the NWRL libraries throughout special seating for people in wheelchairs. Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. bring your child or grandchild for an this year. A group meets at the Yadkin Workshops: entertaining and educational experi- County Public Library on Thursdays 2013 Schedule: Beginner’s Mosaics – Jody Pounds ence, with stories, music and crafts as @ 1:00 pm to offer assistance to any- March 16: Movie: The Ides of March. 7 Cost: $75 – all tools and supplies in- we help get them “Ready to Read” with one interested in using this site. You p.m. $5. A 2011 political drama directed cluded the “Every Child Ready to Read @ your may come in at any time, during library by George Clooney. Starring Ryan Gos- Learn the wonderful art of mosaics. Library” program. hours, to use it on your own. Volunteers ling, Philip Seymour Hoffman and Paul This can be started at any time – I work The Northwestern Regional Library are available to assist in the Genealogy/ Giamatti. with your schedule. You need to plan on 5 High School Quiz Bowl 2013 has been Local History Room during this time. March 23: The Pluck Project. 7:30 p.m. or 6 2-hour sessions, but it depends on the rescheduled for Saturday, March 9, 2013 The Yadkin County Public Library, $10. Nine solo performances by Univer- speed at which you work. When finished at 10:00 am at the Andy Griffith Play- in partnership with Yadkin Christian sity of North Carolina School of the Arts you will have a 12” x 12” mosaic you will house in Mount Airy. Quiz Bowl teams Ministries, will be providing free tax dance majors culminating in a group per- be proud to call your own. from high schools in Alleghany, Stokes, preparation through the IRS’s Volunteer Schedule: Whenever Surry and Yadkin counties are eligible to formance staged by a New York choreog- Income Tax Assistance (VITA) and Tax Age Limit: 18+ unless accompanied by rapher. participate. Registration begins at 9:30 an adult Counseling for the Elderly (TCE) pro- March 24: The Pluck Project. 3:00 p.m. am with competition beginning at 10:00 No min/max. am. Come out and support your local grams. The mission of these programs $10 Register: [email protected] is to provide free basic tax return prepa- April 13: Movie: Gone With the Wind. high school! On display at the library is a collec- ration for low-to moderate income tax- 2 p.m. $5. Special Intermission with food Music at Third Branch Cafe payers, elderly taxpayers and taxpayers and fun at The Third Branch Cafe. tion of Dr. Seuss artwork, “Prayer for Music in the Third Branch Café every a Child”, “Wisdom of the Orient” and with disabilities, limited English profi- April 20: Shakespeare! 7:30 p.m. $5. A Friday night! ciency or military. T unique “black box” production of one of “Sam, I Am”, generously on loan from See website for performance schedule: the Fackrell Family. These pieces are o qualify, families must have an in- the Bard’s most popular works, Two Gen- www.yadkinarts.org/third come of less than $50,000. Free tax tlemen of Verona. Try it! You’ll like it! part of a “Read Across America” display, Info: 336-677-6006 in celebration of Dr. Seuss’s birthday. preparation will be held at the Yadkin May 11: Movie: O’ Brother Where Art [email protected] County Public Library on Wednesdays Thou? 7 p.m. $5 The collection will be on display through Hours: the end of March. Take time to come by and Thursdays from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm June 9: The Last Magic Show. 3 p.m. Welborn Gallery is open from 9 a.m. to and check out this wonderful artwork! and will continue each Wednesday and $5. 5 p.m. Monday-Friday and 10 a.m. to 3 Thursday until April 11, 2012. Tax as- June 15: David Holt with Will McIntyre. p.m. Saturday. The Northwestern Regional Library system is holding a Traveling Quilt sistance is a free service that is on a first Raffle Fundraiser now through June 1st. come, first served basis. This beautiful handmade quilt was de- The Yadkin County Public Library is signed by Carol McDowell, an Elkin res- a member of the Northwestern Regional Boonville Library March happenings ident and member of the Elkin Library Library system, comprised of libraries Spring is coming, and activities are and see a photo of the quilt. Board. Tickets can be purchased at any in Alleghany, Stokes, Surry and Yadkin blooming at the Boonville Community Free access to Ancestry.com continues NWRL branch for $1.00 each or six for counties. The library’s normal operat- Public Library. Preschool Story Time onsite at local libraries in the Northwest- $5.00. The quilt will be on display at the ing hours are as follows: Mondays and continues on Thursday mornings at 10:30 ern Regional System through December, Yadkin County Public Library the week Thursdays 8:30 am – 6:30 pm and Tues- for ages 2-5 with songs, crafts and finger 2013. Come by to research your family of March 11-15 and will also be on dis- days, Wednesdays and Fridays from 8:30 plays complementing the stories read. background and be amazed at what you play weekly at each of the other NWRL am – 5:30 pm. A new class on cooking, nutrition and can discover! fitness for all ages will begin on March 3 T.O.P.S. (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) at 10 a.m. at the library taught by Phillip meetings continue at the library on Thurs- Cox. Participate will learn how to cook day nights from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Come join for one or two people in a healthy envi- this group to get ready for fun in the ap- ronment. Wear comfortable clothes and proaching spring and summer months. Live Fully. Live Comfortably. be ready to participate in a light workout. The Boonville Community Public Li- This class will last an hour and will con- brary is participating with the Boonville If serious illness tinue through March. Woman’s Club in sponsoring a spring Yadkin County native Joe Brown will be touches you or at the library on Saturday, March 9 from basket raffle. Tickets for this raffle are $2 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to talk about his books each or 3 for $5. Proceeds from this raffle someone you love. and sign copies for interested patrons. will benefit Starmount High School art Come by and meet Mr. Brown and enjoy students. The Woman’s Club meets in the . . help, hope, and his interesting series of books. library on the first Monday night of each support is only a Northwestern Regional Library is spon- month except for June through August. soring a raffle to purchase e-books and The Boonville Community Public Li- phone call away. other print books for local libraries. Tick- brary is a member of the Northwestern ets are available for $1 each or 6 for $5. Regional Library system made up of 13 li- We can hlep sooner The raffle is for a queen size batik fabric braries bordering Alleghany, Surry, Stokes quilt. Come by to purchase your tickets and Yadkin County. than you think.

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Nathan DiBagno...... General Manager Lindsay Craven...... Staff Writer Kara Ball...... Office Manager The Yadkin Ripple is published every Thursday by: Civitas Media. 115 Jackson St. • Yadkinville, NC 27055-1460 Subscription Rates: Yadkin County: $35.23/year - $64.05/2 years Within NC: $32.00/year - $61.50/2 years Out of State: $78.00/year - $150.00/2 years POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Yadkin Ripple • P.O. Box 7 • Yadkinville, NC 27055 Don’t overdose The cost of being overweight Words and dis- ing us. Both money monetary costs of obesity, car- cussions associated and time are erod- rying extra pounds also robs with weight and ed away by the ex- us of time. While obese peo- obesity are often tra pounds on our ple can live as long as those on government charged with such body. healthier, the quality of life is emotion. Money. Money not the same. Obesity robs us Do you take vita- tives deny the value When we discuss is not everything, of certain joys we once had. mins? You probably of government as a body weight and and there are many The joy of movement and pain should. It ensures that whole. Doctors who obesity it is impor- that live happy free movement is held down even if you don’t al- counsel you not to tant to remember lives regardless by obesity. Obesity robs us of ways maintain a var- overdo it on multivi- our individual- of income level. our breath and time spent play- ity. Each of us, a Regardless, some ied and healthful diet, tamins don’t doubt the ing with our children. In our your body gets the value of vitamins at person, a living of us could use a breathing human little extra money. retirement years obesity can baseline level of nutri- lower doses. rob us of our travels, time with ents. The past two de- with feelings, de- Obesity costs us the grand children, and simple But vitamins are cades has produced an sires, motivations, Phillip Cox money. A study worth taking only at explosion of new re- and problems. No from Cornell Uni- tasks like tying our shoes. normal doses. If you search on the effects of man and no woman versity and Lehigh Perhaps you are obese. Per- take three or four government taxes and is an island. We have a past, University have found that haps you only have twenty times the recom- spending on economic a present, and a future. And obesity costs an individual pounds to loose. Regardless of mended daily dose, growth. A key insight somehow what we want to be $2,741 a year. Obesity related where you are today you can you don’t get three or John Hood from these studies is is linked to what we were and diseases can be simply treated start to change. If you need four times as healthy. that the question can’t are. with diet and exercise. For ex- help find someone to help you. You just waste your be answered by a sim- As we begin our discussion ample, individuals who lower Your journey into health starts money, give your bodily fluids an ple yes or no. The right answer is on obesity I encourage you their weight through diet and one small step at a time. You interesting hue, and in some cases often “it depends.” not to be defined by your past. exercise reduce prescription can do it. risk a dangerous condition known If a given economy has no in- Spend some time living in the costs because doctors no lon- moment and set your sites on ger need to treat a condition Phillip Cox is a personal trainer, exer- as hypervitaminosis. frastructure to speak of, for exam- cise enthusiast, and Army veteran. For In other words, there really can ple, then building roads, bridges, what might happen in the fu- that only existed with being feedback, questions, or to get individual be too much of a good thing. The ports, rail, and water systems can ture. What many of us do not overweight. coaching email him at phillip@training- concept has broad application. have huge effects on productivity realize is that obesity is cost- Time. In addition to the withphil.com. While buying a home is often a and thus on income growth, even good investment, for example, after subtracting the cost of the some people go overboard, buy necessary taxes. But once you get more house than they need or can to a certain level of infrastructure Plowing ahead to the future afford, lose income they would oth- investment, only certain kinds of erwise have received from alterna- additional investment are produc- Tom Campbell per hour, so immigrants are the farmer dies the tax on those tive investments such as stocks, tive. Many projects end up gen- essential. Mechanization has estates can force many families and in extreme cases go bankrupt. erating too little benefit to justify Paul Harvey’s unmistakable helped relieve labor needs but to sell their farms to pay estate In public policy, the distinction their cost. voice grabbed our attention in a machine doesn’t know when a taxes. Due to improvements in between what is valuable on av- The same can be said for other his Super Bowl tribute to Amer- berry, melon or apple is ripe for mechanization and technology erage and what is valuable at the services traditionally monopolized ica’s farmers. picking. Farm Bureau’s Larry our education system needs to margin often mirrors the distinc- or dominated by state and local Until the turn of the twenti- Wooten says we are either go- improve vocational and techni- tion between progressives and government, such as public safety eth century most Americans ing to import our workers or cal training. conservatives. Take higher educa- and public education. General in- lived on the family farm, but import our food, making the But farmers are the biggest tion. There is no question that, on creases in public budgets reach a today most of us are three or immigration debate in Washing- optimists on the planet, and average, college graduates receive point of diminishing returns. That four generations removed from ton and Raleigh critical to the panelists at the Leadership hundreds of thousands of dollars doesn’t mean that continuous im- that farm. So let us hear what future of agriculture. Conference expressed opti- more in income over the course of provement in the quality of public Harvey used to call “the rest of Water is also essential in the mism for farming’s future in their working lives than do those services has no value. It does – but the story.” production of crops, livestock, North Carolina. We have one who lack college degrees. But only if you achieve that higher Any typical workday one in aquaculture and ornamentals. of the great research and teach- this statistical fact does not prove quality by becoming more produc- five North Carolinians, about Uncertain weather conditions ing centers in the nation at NC that sending additional people to tive with existing dollars. Other- 638,000 of us, go to work in ag- have forced growers to rely college today would significantly wise, new dollars spent on public State and their innovations are riculture or agribusiness, gen- more heavily on large irrigation leading to new products, bet- boost their incomes or economic capital just means fewer dollars erating some 71.6 billion of our systems for crops that require ter production methods and a productivity in general. spent on more-productive private $425 billion gross state product. a lot of water. The NC Rural new generation of leaders. Re- Most high-school graduates who capital, as economists Melissa Twenty years ago a farmer grew Center’s Water 2020 report search at RTP is also a major are likely to finish college with Yeoh and Dean Stansel demon- enough food to support 53 peo- says our state needs to invest an income-enhancing degree are strate in a new Cato Journal study ple; today that number is 200 in excess of 30 billion dollars contributor, especially as our already there or headed there. of local economic growth patterns. and needs to double by 2050 to in water infrastructure. But our biotech industry expands. Food Other high-school graduates who Are we at the point of diminish- meet population growth. If we transportation network is also a processors are growing within might be induced to go to college ing returns? Remember that all are to have sufficient food, fiber major concern. Our roads, rails our state, and farmers are diver- with additional tuition subsidies North Carolina taxpayers are also and forest products agriculture and ports are not being main- sifying their crops in step with or lower admissions standards are federal taxpayers. Total govern- must up its game. tained and upgraded to ensure cultural changes in the U.S. and unlikely to achieve the average re- ment spending on current opera- The North Carolina Farm Bu- efficient farm to market deliv- the rest of the world. sult. That is, many will either fail tions is now at a post-World War II reau held its Leadership Con- ery. Neither is our energy infra- Paul Harvey’s description out of college or pursue degrees high as a share of GDP. Moreover, ference in Raleigh this week structure expanding sufficiently of a farmer brought nostalgic in less-demanding fields with low a higher share of that spending is to celebrate the successes and to guarantee an available and memories but also calls us to rates of return in the job market. devoted to transfers – to Social discuss the challenges for this affordable supply. understand how critical farmers More generally, when conser- Security, Medicare, Medicaid, industry that is the number one Government regulation and are to our future. When you sit vatives argue that adding new and other consumption subsidies contributor to our state’s econo- tax policies are growing con- down to your next meal think government programs is unlikely rather than public investment – my. Chief among the challenges cerns in agribusiness. Chief about it. to generate sufficient benefits to than ever before in the history of is a shortage of labor. Native- among tax concerns is the es- North Carolina Hall of Fame offset the cost of the new taxes or the country. born workers are not willing to tate tax. Most farmers are “land broadcaster Tom Campbell is debts necessarily to fund them, That’s not a vitamin. It’s a poi- endure the weather and hard poor,” requiring large acreage the creator, executive producer, that does not mean that conserva- son pill. work harvesting crops for 10.76 to produce their crops. When and moderator of NC SPIN. The Yadkin Ripple, Yadkinville, N.C. Thursday, March 7, 2013 - Page 5 Scout From Page 1 cluded having a certain According to the Pro- amount of service hours. fessional Disc Golf As- a course in Raleigh that “They all helped with ev- sociation (PDGA), disc has them. With all that erything from cutting the golf is played much like has been done at Yadkin posts down to size, mixing traditional golf. Replac- County Park, this will be concrete, making sure the ing the clubs and golf the icing on the cake for posts we’re straight, to in- balls are the player and a our course.” stalling the hooks,” Dalton Frisbee. Dalton’s project con- continued. According to PDGA. sisted of making six Dalton said that he com, the sport got its by four foot posts with hopes that this project start in the 1970s. The four hooks installed on will encourage more peo- disc is thrown from a tee each side. He and his fel- ple to frequent the coun- area and tries to hit an low scouts, family and ty’s disc golf course and elevated metal basket. friends who volunteered help golfers prevent wear Much like golf the play- mixed and poured con- and tear on their disc er tries to hit the “hole” crete to place the posts at bags and other equip- in as few throws as pos- all 18 tees on the course. ment. sible. There are terrain “The volunteers that “I wanted this project challenges such as shrub- helped me benefit from Connor Dalton and his fellow scouts, family and friends who to help the park gain bery, trees and other volunteered mixed and poured concrete to place the posts at community service hours popularity and attention landscape that make the all 18 tees on the course. that can be put college from other golfers who game more difficult. applications, job re- aren’t regulars at the Disc golf is becoming sumes, honors programs, or rental of golf carts visiting the course at the park, since there are only a more popular sport as making it an affordable county park located at etc.,” Dalton said. “They a handful of courses in it often doesn’t require a don’t get a badge directly pastime. 660 Service Rd. in Yadk- the state with bag/equip- membership to a course, To learn more about from the project, but a ment hangers,” Dalton there’s rarely a fee to inville. requirement for certain disc golf visit www.pdga. The posts consist of six by said. play on the course and it com. You can play your ranks in scouting in- About disc golf doesn’t require purchase Reach Lindsay Craven at 679-2341 four foot posts with four own round of disc golf by or at [email protected]. hooks installed on each side. Profile From Page 1 two years she was ready “When I came here to rapidly changing world of cess to that service,” Bra- “We’ve had the empty to move on to the next the accounting depart- technology. Yadtel is cur- non continued. nest syndrome since studies, though, and went phase of her life, which ment in 1990 I never even rently in the process of Branon has a husband, both kids have gone off to UNC-Greensboro after led her to Yadkin Valley considered my job now providing fiber to every Mitch Branon, and two to school but we’re fine,” high school. Telephone in 1990. as a possibility,” Branon home in its service area, a children, Mason and Syd- Branon said with a laugh. Branon decided to “I started out in the said. “ goal Branon would like to ney. Mitch, a Yadkinville “It was pretty easy to get study accounting at accounting department,” Since becoming CEO, see completed before she native, is a computer pro- used to it. We found out UNCG, a field that fasci- Branon said. “I ran pay- Branon has been named retires. grammer for Wake Forest it didn’t take us long to nated her in high school. roll, did accounts payable, to several boards on a “The whole industry is University Baptist Medi- adjust.” “I took an accounting accounts receivable and state level. She serves as in the middle of lots of cal Center. Branon said she enjoys class at Forbush, and I worked my way up into chair to the NC Telecom- changes,” Branon said. Mason and Sydney working off her stress in really liked it,” Branon doing general ledger and munications Industry “When I came here we are both in college now. the garden, trying out said. “I’ve always liked things like that. When the Association, sits on the just offered telephone ser- Mason is in his fourth new restaurants in down- math and numbers, but accounting supervisor boards for Cooperative vice, and that was it. Now year at NC State Univer- town Winston-Salem and I liked the aspect of the retired I got promoted to Council of NC, NC Coop- we’ve grown into offering sity studying agricultural taking in the latest movie number crunching and her position.” erative Coalition and Car- AT&T Wireless, Internet business management, at the theater. making things balance. In 2005, Branon was olina-Virginia Telephone and our local television and Sydney is a freshman I’ve always thought it was temporarily promoted to Membership Association. channel. at UNCG with plans to Reach Lindsay Craven at 679- a neat job.” a general manager posi- She was event appointed “While I’m here I would transfer to Western Caro- 2341 or at lcraven@civitasmedia. com. Branon buckled down tion for the Yadkin Val- to the Microelectronics love to see the comple- lina University in the fall. in college and focused ley Telecom department. Center of NC Board by tion of the fiber to the on her studies. After four Her superiors were so Gov. Bev Perdue. home project and all of years she was walking impressed with her work “One really exciting our customers have ac- away with her bachelor’s ethic that they decided to thing for me in this posi- degree in accounting. leave her in the position tion was that I was asked “I worked very hard permanently. to testify in Washington, Children’s Clothing while I was there and was While working as a D.C. to a subcommittee & Toy Sale fortunate enough to grad- manager, Branon started for small business for Lewisville United Methodist uate magna cum laude,” working more closely healthcare and technol- Church, 6290 Shallowford Rd. Branon said. “That was with the company’s board ogy,” Branon said. “This Saturday, March 16, 8-2 p.m. quite an accomplish- of directors and CEO. So was a committee of the Monday, March 18, ment.” 9:30am -12:30pm & 5:00-8:00pm Friday, March 22 • 5:00 pm - 8:30 pm when the time came for House of Representa- Pink Highlighted Items are Saturday, March 23 • 8:00 am - 11:00 am Branon went straight to the CEO to retire he was tives, and the hearing ½ price Monday Only the workplace after grad- quick to name his sugges- was entitled ‘Broadband: Spring/Summer Clothing: Infant – Children’s Size 12-14, uation and took a job at tion for his successor. It A Catalyst for Small Busi- Shoes up to children’s Partners National Health was something Branon ness Growth.’” size 6, Toys, Books, Games, Puzzles, Plans, a HMO company never expected to hap- Today, Branon oversees Bikes, Baby & in Winston-Salem. After pen. the company through the Nursery Equipment. 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Page 6- The Yadkin Ripple, Yadkinville, N.C. Thursday, March 7, 2013 Getting to know the Yadkin County School Board Lindsay Craven program makes the cur- cessful in the future. Age: 40 board? I was elected to in my third term. Staff Writer riculum limitless and ev- Profession: Executive the school board in 2008 What makes you want ery student should take director at New Hope and re-elected to the to be a Yadkin County Editor’s note: In honor advantage of it. Pregnancy Care board in 2012. School Board member? of School Board Appre- Family Life: I am What makes you want To ensure that students ciation Month, The Yad- married to Van Hem- to be a Yadkin County are prepared to be pro- kin Ripple is spotlight- ric, a farmer. I have School Board member? ductive and successful ing the members of the four children. Ashton is I am a lifelong resident citizens in our present Yadkin County School a senior at Starmount of Yadkin County and I day world. High School. Colton is attended West Yadkin What was your fa- a freshman at Starmount School and worked for vorite subject in school High School. Kylie is the school system for 33 and why? U.S. History four and Kaleb is two. years. My experience in was my favorite subject Ashton and Colton are the school system gives because it allows one to my biological children. me insight into the daily see the stages in the de- We are legal custodians operation of our schools. velopment of our nation, Rex “Buck” Baity for Kylie and Kaleb. I want to be a part of our the men and women that How long have you school system as we con- made it happen and the been on the school tinue to look for ways to things that we can learn Diane Hampton Name: Rex “Buck” board? Six months better prepare our stu- from past events. Baity What makes you want dents for a global econ- What topics in educa- Name: Diane Hamp- Age: 55 to be a Yadkin County omy. It is also important tion today interest you? ton Profession: Retired School Board member? that we encourage good Student achievement. Age: 51 Yadkin County Emergen- I’m a parent and a tax- citizenship and respon- I am interested in our Dr. Lynn Allred Profession: NCDOT cy Services worker from payer. I have kids in sibility in our students efforts to help Yadkin Division 9 Planning En- 1978 to 2008. Worked Yadkin County Schools regardless of what pro- students lead the state Board. gineer. 13 years as an E.M.T. now and I will have kids fession they seek. and us in their achieve- Name: Dr. Lynn All- Family life: My hus- Paramedic Supervisor. in our schools for years What was your fa- ments; as well as how to red band is Randall Hamp- Worked for Boonville to come. I have a vested vorite subject in school apply the success rates Age: 55 ton, a farmer, and we are Police Department for 9 interest in our schools. and why? In elementary of other counties in or- Profession: Practicing blessed with two sons, years as a patrol officer What was your favor- school my favorite sub- der that our students veterinarian in Wilkes- Chris and Dan Hamp- and five years as police ite subject in school and ject was math as I en- can compete in a global boro, NC ton. Chris is at USC Law chief. why? Chorus was my fa- joyed working with num- market. Family life: I am mar- School in Columbia, SC, Family life: I have one vorite subject. Marching bers. My favorite subject ried with two children. and Dan is at Wake For- son, William Paul Baity, band was my favorite in high school was U.S. My daughter is a fresh- est Medical School. We who is a 2003 gradu- activity. Through music history as I learned how man at Forbush High will be gaining a daugh- ate of Starmount High you can express your- our country was formed School and my son is a ter-in-law this summer School. He attended self. Libby Brown and and how important lead- sixth grader at Forbush when Dan gets married UNC-Charlotte and Sur- Tommy Garner helped ers helped our country Elementary School. My to Laura. ry Community College. us to be our best musi- through some difficult wife is a retired elemen- How long have you He currently works at cally that they taught us times to the make the tary school teacher. been on the school board? Unifi and owns an an- to appreciate a variety U.S. the greatest nation How long have you I have been on the board tique store in Boonville of music and taught us in the world. This car- been on the school for over 6 years. and he’s a state licensed life lessons of hard work ried over to college as board? I have been on What makes you want auctioneer and Boonville reaps rewards and that I obtained a bachelor of the school board for five to be a Yadkin County town commissioner. My it can’t be measured in science degree in social months. School Board member? mother is Dorothy Baity grades or test scores. science with a concen- What makes you want I truly enjoy helping and my brother is Don- What topics in educa- tration in U.S. history. to be a Yadkin County young people be all they ald Baity. tion today interest you? What topics in educa- Howard McKnight School Board member? I can be. I believe each How long have you Dropout prevention, bul- tion today interest you? want to be on the school child has a gift and it is been on the school lying prevention, school Educational trends/ board to represent the our job as parents and board? I have served on safety and differentiated methods to improve stu- Name: Howard McK- parents of our county teachers to help them the board for 13 years. I instruction. dent achievement, im- night and make their voice find out what that is and was first elected to the pact of charter schools/ Age: 69 heard. With one child to enrich their education board in 2000. school vouchers on Profession: Retired in elementary school to insure that they meet What makes you want public schools, use of from Yadkin County and another child that their full potential. I also to be a Yadkin County technology to enhance School System in June has completed middle understand how hard it School Board member? student achievement, 2000. I served as the school and is now in is to raise a child these I want to help and assist appropriate funding for biology teacher at For- high school, I am famil- days and I try to do my all children to have the public schools, school bush High School for 35 iar with the issues that best to help parents and best opportunity for a safety and providing a years. face our students, teach- students with these chal- quality education in Yad- safe and caring environ- Family life: I have one ers and parents. I want lenges. kin County. ment for all students brother, Dennis McK- to make sound common What was your favor- What was your favor- and staff. night, who is married to sense decisions that ite subject in school? I ite subject in school and Lynn. I have two nieces, make a long-term impact liked science and math why? Math was my fa- Scarlett Parnell, who for the improvement of the most. I guess that is vorite subject. That was is married to Trey, and our schools why I ended up being an a subject you needed in Cortney Yahn, who is What was your favor- engineer. life and every day living, Joe Dezern married to Jeff. I have ite subject in school? My What topics in educa- work, etc. one great nephew, Ma- favorite subject at Star- tion today interest you? What topics in edu- son Parnell. mount High School was Technology, science and cation today interest Name: Joe Dezern How long have you biology and Mr. Jerry math are areas that in- you? All topics are very Age: 65 been on the school Welsh taught me. His terest me the most and important or critical in Profession: Retired board? I was elected in influence propelled me will be important for our today’s society. If you from the Yadkin County 2002. This year will be into the career I have youth to learn. I also feel need to prioritize then School System in 2002. I my 11th year. loved for almost 29 that it is important for computer technology worked as a 7th and 8th What makes you want years. kids to be well rounded would be on top because grade teacher for five to be a Yadkin County What topics in educa- with knowledge of the our society is going that years at Fall Creek El- School Board member? tion today interest you? arts and to be active way. ementary and served as Frank Brown As a former teacher, my An educational topic in sports or clubs. Our principal for five years. adult life has been com- that interests me now young people are going I worked as principal at mitted to education. My is distance learning at to have to be innovative Jonesville Elementary Name: Frank Brown goal is to work for the the high schools. This in order to be fully suc- for 18 years. I served Age: 70 best education possible assistant principal at Profession: Retired for our Yadkin County Meadowlark Elementary from Yadkin County students. I want to see for one year and as assis- School System in 1997. our students be the best IDLEWILD tant principal at South- I worked as a teacher, in the state. REALTYREALTY GROUP, GROUP, INC. INC. west Elementary for one coach and principal in What was your favor- P.O. Box 775 • 114 W. ELM STREET YADKINVILLE, NC 27055 FAX (336) 679-2901 year. Yadkin County Schools. ite subject in school and 679-2656679-2656 Family life: My wife is Family life: My wife why? Biology. 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MLK essay winners Johnny W. Groce of Yad- kin County, agent for North Submitted by That means they would Carolina Farm Bureau Mu- Ann Eddens sit peacefully in “white tual Insurance Company, Librarian only” restaurants. The was named among the top Fall Creek Elementary angry white custom- 75 agents for 2012, by Ste- ers would dump food on ven D. Carroll, CPCU, Ex- Fall Creek Elementary them such as sugar and ecutive Vice President and School conducted a Mar- salt. Many of the blacks General Manager. tin Luther King, Jr. essay got arrested. But they Groce was selected for writing contest for Feb- retained their hope and this honor based on his out- ruary for Black History didn’t give up. standing sales and service Month. F And last, but not record for multi-lines of in- irst through third grad- least, there was the “I surance during 2012. North ers were asked to write Have a Dream” speech. Carolina Farm Bureau In- a letter to Dr. King as Thousands of spectators surance Company has more though he were alive to- viewed this historical than 750 agents across the day. Madelyn Holleman event. All of these brave state and Groce was named in Mrs. Andrews’ sec- acts combined gave free- as 15th in the state. ond grade class was the dom to the African Amer- This announcement was winner in that category. icans. made at the Annual Sales Fourth through sixth Martin Luther King Conference of the Farm graders were asked to always said that the best Bureau Insurance Compa- write about Dr. King’s way to fight hatred was nies held at the Sheraton philosophy of nonvio- with nonviolence. I think Hotel Four Seasons/Jo- lence and whether they we can all agree that he thought it was affective seph S. Koury Convention was right. The African Associate Director of Sales Hank Sigmon, CLU, ChFC, LUTCF congratulates Johnny in the struggle for civil Center in Greensboro on Americans stood tall and Feb. 17-18. Groce. rights. gained respect. Christi Hobson in Mr. Holleman’s sixth grade class was the winner in her category. The con- test was coordinated by Ann Eddens, the school librarian. Madelyn Holleman’s essay: Dear Dr. King, Thank you for helping to get our law changed. The law that you helped change was the law that said that blacks and whites could not come to- gether as equals. You led peaceful protests instead of violent ones. Even though you got treated terribly and arrested many times, you did not give up. You fought for your rights. I am thankful for what you did because I have all different kinds of friends. Without you and your wife, Coretta Scott King, I probably wouldn’t be able to play with so many different kinds of friends. You are a wonderful man. Madelyn Holleman Christi Hobson’s essay: Martin Luther King always said that the best way to fight hatred was with nonviolence. He led many successful protests. One of them was the fa- mous Montgomery Bus Boycott. African Ameri- cans wouldn’t ride buses and walked everywhere for over a year! Today, that would be like not ever using your car! Another example of nonviolent protest was to march with protest signs. But sometimes the police officers would beat the protestors with sticks and set the dogs on them! But they had to stay strong. Some African Ameri- cans took part in sit-ins.

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Matthew Gorry, Sports Writer THURSDAY, (336) 835-1513 MARCH 7, 2013 Sports [email protected] Forbush’s Long finishes fourth at state championship Matthew Gorry 8-3 upset win over Bran- Mitchell got revenge in up two combined wins. Sports Writer don Britt (Topsail) - the the finals, edging Long Michael Wood recorded top seed from the East. 6-1 to send the junior a a pin of North Pitt’s Bri- GREENSBORO -— For- He followed up the win fourth-place finish. an Staton in the losers’ bush junior Storm Long with a hard-fought 7-5 Forbush’s Dylan Ed- bracket, but lost imme- highlighted five Yadkin decision over Andrews- wards picked up a win in diately after for the sec- County wrestlers’ show- T.W.’s Nicouzi Mitchell to the 195-pound bracket, ond time, ending his high ing at the 2A North Caro- advance to the semifinals. but failed to reach the po- school career. lina High School Athletic Long stumbled and fell dium. Garrett Stokes picked Association State Wres- 5-2 in the semis to eventu- The junior topped East up a win at 220, pinning tling Championships at al champion Cody Walker Lincoln’s Trenton Hen- Michael Eubanks (Dur- the Greensboro Coliseum. from Cuthbertson to drop derson 3-1 in overtime in ham School of the Arts) Long powered his way to the consolation bracket. the consolation bracket in just 48 seconds in the to a fourth-place finish in In the losers’ bracket, before losing his second consolation bracket. the 126-pound bracket to he pinned Thomasville’s match of the day to Bryce Sergio Sarinana went headline the local wres- Louis Depree in the first Baswell (Piedmont), 12- 0-2 at the tournament in tlers at the state tourna- round to punch his ticket 9, his final matches. Matthew Gorry | The Yadkin Ripple ment. to the finals, setting up a Starmount’s trio of Forbush’s Storm Long finished fourth at the 2A NCHSAA The junior opened the rematch with Mitchell for qualifiers struggled in the Reach Matthew Gorry at 835-1513 Wrestling State Championships Saturday at the Greensboro tourney with a surprising the bronze medal. tournament, only picking or [email protected]. Coliseum.

Matthew Gorry | The Yadkin Ripple Forbush soccer standout Jennifery Baity signed her official letter of intent to play soccer at Pfeiffer University earlier this month. Baity was joined by Forbush soccer coach Kenan James (front left) and her parents Ted and Lorie Baity (back row). Falcon to Falcon: Baity inks with Pfeiffer Matthew Gorry tactically sound; obviously you Sports Writer can’t get to this level if you’re not. “She understands what it takes EAST BEND — Forbush soccer to prepare, and that will help her at standout Jennifer Baity became Pfeiffer,” he added. the second sibling in her family to While sidelined last season, Ba- reach the collegiate ranks. ity began looking around at other After her older sister Jessica college programs before narrowing signed to play for North Caro- her choice down to Pfeiffer. After Submitted Photo | The Yadkin Ripple lina State two years ago, Jennifer looking at Elon and Catawba, the Forbush freshmen Isaac McMillan captured the 147-pound ti- joined her at the college level in senior picked the private Division tle at the 31st Annual North Carolina Junior High State Cham- February, inking her official letter II school in nearby Misenheimer. pionships in February. of intent to suit up for Pfeiffer Col- “When I went there, and as soon lege next fall. as I was on campus, everyone “Ever since I was little, I want- was so awesome there. I just felt Forbush’s Isaac McMillan wins ed to play for State. My sister like that is where God has me in achieved that dream for me,” she my life,” she explained. “It’s just junior high state wrestling title explained. “When I tore my ACL, I a place where I fit in. It’s a small and penalty kicks for us. Those are started looking around. Coach Eli- community, kind of like Yadkin very important things to your team jah Denton, my coach from when County. I feel comfortable there, and we missed that from her last Matthew Gorry I was little, is an awesome guy year. It should be huge for us. Sports Writer and I love it.” and I can’t wait to play for him at But before leaving Forbush, Ba- “She’s a verbal leader, but lead- Pfeiffer. He told me to come tour ity is “chomping at the bit” to get ing by example is a big thing,” WINSTON-SALEM - Forbush freshman Isaac Mc- Pfeiffer and that I would like it. I James added. Millan captured a gold medal at the 31st Annual back on the field for her senior sea- Aside from playing for Forbush, told him ‘I don’t even know how to son. North Carolina Junior High State Championships at Baity suited up for the Winston- spell that!’ “After missing last season, I Salem Twins, the 94 Soccer Fusion the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum in “It’s crazy because I’ve been play- cannot wait to play this year - I’m Winston-Salem on February 16. Elite and the Yadkin Fury, while ing my whole life, and this moment like chomping at the bit, I’m so ex- also playing Olympic Development McMillan, competing for Arrichion Wrestling Club is finally here. I’ve been thinking cited,” she said. “We have a bunch out of Greensboro, cruised through the 12-man, Program soccer. about it all week. Ever since I was of good freshmen coming in and The senior encouraged other 147-pound bracket to bring home the individual title. little, I always wanted to play in we’re pumped to get them on the high school soccer players with The freshman used a first-round pin of Alexander college. And finally it’s happen- field. We’re looking forward to win- college dreams to pursue playing Welsh (West Lincoln) and a 14-1 major decision over ing,” Baity continued. “Now mom ning a conference championship. at the next level. Pisgah’s Sam Young to reach the semifinals. has two collegiate soccer players, We have high expectations.” “For anybody else who is think- In the semis, McMillan battled past West McDow- so we joke on her being old.” James will be looking towards ing about doing playing at the col- ell’s Zeb Harris 6-5 to punch his ticket to the title But Baity’s road to the collegiate Baity as a leader on and off the lege level, I encourage them to do bout. level wasn’t easy. A preseason ACL field for a young Falcon squad. it. It’s definitely a moment every The East Bend native blanked Harrison Stiteler injury forced her to miss her entire “I think captains and leadership soccer player should experience from the Strong and Courageous Wrestling Club 9-0 junior season - a void that was felt in teams is under appreciated. So because it’s so rewarding,” she in the finals to capture the gold medal. on the field. to have someone who understands said. Over 150 clubs and teams from across the state “We really missed her last year what it takes to be successful, to “I want to thank my family for competed in the tournament. and you could see what she adds put in the extra work, to have a always supporting me and my soc- McMillan post a 24-17 overall record on Forbush’s to the team when she’s out - we’re positive attitude and to assume cer coaches here. Thanks to Christ for always giving me the strength varsity wrestling team this past season, including glad to have her back,” Forbush leadership roles is pretty vital to head coach Kenan James said. to do what I want to do,” Baity winning one of three matches at the 2A Midwest Re- the team,” he explained. “She’ll added. gional last week at Piedmont High School. “She has a great work ethic to be set the example for the hard work McMillan is the son of Daniel and Crystal McMillan able to come back from an ACL that is needed. I’m sure she’ll step Reach Matthew Gorry at 835-1513 or mgor- of East Bend. injury. She is very technically and in and take the critical free kicks [email protected].

Reach Matthew Gorry at 835-1513 or [email protected]. Lady Falcons capture JV championship Forbush ace Steelman inks with Surry Matthew Gorry Sports Writer Staff Reports

EAST BEND — The future EAST BEND — Forbush senior ace of girls hoops at Forbush ap- Shey Steelman signed a letter of intent pears bright. to play softball with Surry Community After the Lady Falcons post- College on last month on National Sign- ed their second-straight unde- ing Day. feated season at the middle Surry Community head softball coach school level, a young Forbush Submitted Photo | The Yadkin Ripple Amber Reid said Steelman will bring squad followed that up with The Lady Falcons captured the JV Mountain Valley Conference speed, quality and impact to the team in the Mountain Valley Confer- Championship. Pictured (Front row from left to right): Erin Cart- her role as pitcher. Submitted Photo | The Yadkin Ripple ence Junior Varsity Champi- er, Ariel Montoya, Coach Tim Parks, Coach Kenny Gooden. Back “We are thrilled that Shey has chosen Forbush senior Shey Steelman signed her onship this past season. row: Marissa Lineberry, Michaela Allred, Taylor Wooten, Madison Surry to continue her athletic and aca- official letter of intent to pitch for Surry The Falcons posted a 13-4 Baity, Kayla Shore, Laken Clifton, Marissa Cockerham. Not pic- demic performance. She will definitely Community Community College. Steelman overall record on the year, in- tured: Makayla Matthews. be an asset to our program,” she said. “I is joined by (front row, from left to right): her cluding a 12-2 mark in league have recruited her as a pitcher and I feel parents Brett and Sherry Steelman. Back play to edge Wilkes Central for talent to be champions.” used a strong fourth quarter to that she will step into a starting role and row (from left to right): Amber Reid, Austin the crown. The Falcons, with a young not only seal the victory, but be very successful in our region. I can Gunter, Rachel Davis and Jimmy Warden. “This year’s season start- roster littered with nine fresh- the title in the process. accurately make that prediction right Holding a one-point edge ed at summer camp with men and one sophomore, aver- now.” heading to the final frame, the Steelman will team up with Forbush hard work that continued aged 40 points per game on the Reid said a pitcher brings in one or Falcons poured in 28 points to alum Natalie Hauser, the Lady Kinghts’ on in to the regular sea- year, while holding opponents two qualities that are necessary. cruise to the comfortable 61-44 starting shortstop, and fellow local re- to just 31 points per game. “She brings a lot of heat on fastballs, son,” head coach Tim Parks win. cruit Brittany Myers from Surry Central. said. “We had a great group Against Wilkes Central on throws the ball hard and has ability to “We have time together in the fall of girls that gave 100 per- the final night of the season in Reach Matthew Gorry at 835-1513 or mg- move the ball,” she said. “Her movement to build team and family chemistry. It cent and had the heart and the de facto title game, Forbush [email protected]. and speed make her unique.” works out real well,” Reid said. A9

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Forbush 7th, 8th grade champs

Courtesy photo | The Yadkin Ripple Front row – Chase Farmer, Cole Hinkle, Samuel Crews, Dillon Sprinkle. Back row – Asst. coach Sam Crews, James Allred, Jake Baity, Sinjun Southard, Landreth Cockerham and head coach Michael Southard.

6th grade Forbush Braves win championship Yadkin County Rec 7th and 8th grade regular season and post-season champions with The 6th grade Forbush Braves basket- post season championships for the fourth 9 wins and 0 losses. Pictured from left to right: Logan Doub, Brandon Honaker, Ryan ball team won both the Yadkin County year in a row and finished their career Mitchell, Josh Wood, Timothy Matthews, Brendan Brittian, Not Pictured: Chris Geiger. Recreation League regular season and with a 42-1 record. Historical Society Yadkinville Civitan Club tours new EMS building holds abandoned cemeteries program

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Andrew L. Mackie, chair of the cemetery committee for the Yadkin County Historical Society, will present a program on abandoned cemeteries on March 10 at 2:30 p.m. at the Yadkin County Senior Center located at 207 E. Hemlock St. in Yadkinville. Mackie will review the recent resolution approved by the Yadkin County Board of Commissioners that declares March as Abandoned Cemeteries Awareness Month. It encourages families, property owners, and volunteers to preserve these graveyards, which are an important part of Yadkin County’s cultural heritage. He will also review the committee’s progress to study Yadkin County’s 600 abandoned cemeteries and publish a revised list of the information contained in them. The program is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Andrew Mackie, (336) 428-8471 or [email protected]. Cooperative Extension to hold

Lindsay Craven | The Yadkin Ripple cattle producers meeting The Yadkinville Civitan Club took a tour of the county’s new Emergency Medical Services building on Feb. 28. The operations manager gave a short presentation on the history of the county’s EMS program and previous location and Submitted by Cathy Sprinkle explained the renovations that were made to prepare their new location. Following the presentation the club took a Extension Secretary guided tour of the facility. There will be a Yadkin County Cattle Producers meet- ing March 14 at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at Deep Creek Friends Church in Yadkinville. Topics of discussion will be: cattle health, deworming, Community Calendar effective vaccination to improve health and make your calves more marketable. We will also discuss the new live- Saturday, March 9 phone 336-679-7101 or preserve these graveyards, discussion will be: Cattle stock traceability rules. • 5:30- Gospel Singing email newhope@yadtel. which are an important Health, Deworming, Effec- There will be a sponsored meal and please make reser- by the Enon Boys, Chicken net. part of Yadkin County’s tive Vaccination to Improve vations by March 12. Contact the Extension Office at 679- Stew, vetegable soup, des- cultural heritage. He will Health and Make Your 2061 to make your reservation or for more information. erts, Live Auction, Silent Sunday, March 10 also review the committee’s Calves More Marketable. Come learn how healthy cattle will not only produce Auction, a Relay For Life •2:30 p.m.-ABAN- progress to study Yadkin We will also discuss the more pounds to market but higher quality calves that will Fundraiser at Center Unit- DONED CEMETERIES County’s 600 abandoned new Livestock Traceability demand a higher price. At today’s prices, reduced produc- ed Methodist Church, Cen- IN YADKIN COUNTY. cemeteries and publish a re- Rules. There will be a spon- tion or even a dead calf, from not vaccinating, can offset ter Road, Yadkinville. Join Andrew L. Mackie, chair vised list of the information sored meal and PLEASE any price increases you receive. us for a evening of great contained in them. The of the cemetery committee MAKE RESERVATIONS entertainment, fund and for the Yadkin County His- program is free and open by Tuesday, March 12. fellowship while supporting torical Society, will present to the public. For more in- a great cause a program on abandoned formation, contact Andrew Please contact the Exten- •6 p.m.-New Hope Preg- cemeteries in Yadkin Coun- Mackie, (336) 428-8471 or sion Office, 679-2061 to nancy Care will be having ty at the Yadkin County Se- [email protected]. make your reservation our Annual Banquet. We nior Center, 207 East Hem- or for more information. are also celebrating New lock Street, Yadkinville, Thursday, March Come learn how healthy Hope Pregnancy Care’s NC 27055. Mackie will re- 14 cattle will not only produce Visit us at: conversion to a medical view the recent resolution •6:30 p.m.-Yadkin Cat- more pounds to market but clinic offering limited ul- approved by the Yadkin tlemen to Discuss Herd higher quality calves that trasound services The cel- County Board of Commis- Health Management. There will demand a higher price. ebration will be held in the sioners that declares March will be a Yadkin County At today’s prices, reduced www.yadkinripple.com Family Life Center of the as Abandoned Cemeteries Cattle Producers meeting. production or even a dead Yadkinville United Method- Awareness Month. It en- The meeting will be held at calf, from not vaccinating, ist Church. A Celebration courages families, property Deep Creek Friends Church can offset any price increas- Supper and Program will owners, and volunteers to in Yadkinville. Topics of es you receive. be provided. There is no charge for the event. Do- nations will be accepted. Doors will open and seat- Announcement of Precincts and ing will begin at 5:45 PM. Please make your reserva- County Republican Convention tion by March 5, 2013 by The Yadkin County Republican Party will hold all of its precinct-level conventions and its county-wide convention on Tuesday, March 12, 2013, at the Yadkin County Courthouse. The precinct meetings will all Zac, Tree Walker Coon occur concurrently at 7:00 p.m. The County Convention will follow at 7:30 p.m. 2001 Mercury Hound, Male, Adult Stormy, Domestic The meeting of each precinct will serve to elect a Precinct Committee as well as delegates and alternate Grand Marquis Short Hair Cat, Adult, Female delegates to the county-level Republican Convention immediately following. The Convention of Yadkin County Republicans will elect offi cers to the Yadkin County Republican Party’s Executive Committee Silver, silver leather, and select delegates and alternate delegates to the District and State Republican Party Conventions. all possible options. One owner. Like new. Anyone with questions concerning any aspect of these political processes should contact his/her pre- cinct chairperson. The following individuals constitute Yadkin County’s body of precinct chairs.

Only $5,995 and PRECINCT CHAIR TELEPHONE NUMBER only $1000 Down South Liberty Richard Foster 749-6614 Pete, East Bend Athlee Dinkins 244-7237 Snowfl ake, Female, Male, Adult, Lab Mix Only $75 per week S. F. Creek Allen Caudle 692-1157 Adult, Lab Mix D. Creek Brady Wooten 244-3879 for 18 months Forbush Ronald Eaton 414-4519 N.B. Shoal Brad Storie 468-8264 Boonville Donna Crissman 469-1951 Max Welborn S. B. Shoal Gaye Shore 468-4532 N. Knobs Ray Shore 835-5575 Automobiles N. Lib. Weston Parks 518-6027 S. Knobs Gary Masten 835-7581 1009 W. Main St. N. F. Creek Lynn Crater 469-7323 Bruiser, Male, Adult, Yadkinville, NC, At Large Mem. Beth Holcomb 469-2503 English Bull Dog/Terrier Ace, Male, Adult, Chair Bodie Wingler 469-0565 mix Domestic Long Hair Cat 27055 • 336.679.2397 If you have any questions, please call the Lincoln day dinner March 15th at 6:30 the Yadkin Moose Lodge. Se Habla Espanol Yadkin County Animal Shelter at 336-677-2500 Contact a member of Exec. Comm. For Info and Tickets. 593182

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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE

Page 10- The Yadkin Ripple, Yadkinville, N.C. Thursday, March 7, 2013 Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain Deed of Trust made by Sammy L. Gentry and Judith E. Gentry to Linear Title and Closing, Trustee(s), dated the 12th day of November, 2008, Farm Bureau Insurance and recorded in Book 916, Page 0243, in Yadkin County Registry, North Carolina, de- CLASSIFIED AD MANAGER: HOLLY LAMM • [email protected] Classifieds Classified Ad Manager - Holly Lamm • [email protected] fault haviYnADKgINV ILbLE, eN.C.e • PnHON Em: (336a) 8d35-1e513 iFnAX ( 33t6h) 83e5-8742 www.yadkinripple.com/classifieds payment of the note thereby honors local agency manager secured by the said Deed of LEGALS LEGALS Trust and theLEGALS undersigned, Substitute Trustee Services, NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE GENERAL COURT OF Inc. having been substituted as JUSTICE Trustee in said Deed of Trust Having qualified as Executor OF NORTH CAROLINA by an instrument duly recor- for the Estate of Barbara C. SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION ded in the Office of the Re- Mayberry (aka Barbara May- YADKIN COUNTY gister of Deeds of Yadkin berry, Barbara Crook May- 13SP11 County, North Carolina and the berry) of Jonesville, Yadkin holder of the note evidencing County, NC, the undersigned IN THE MATTER OF THE said indebtedness having dir- does hereby notify all persons, FORECLOSURE OF A DEED ected that the Deed of Trust be firms and corporations having OF TRUST EXECUTED BY foreclosed, the undersigned claims against the estate of DAVID MARTIN CHOPLIN Substitute Trustee will offer for said decedent to exhibit them AND BARBARA C. CHOPLIN sale at the courthouse door in to the undersigned at P.O. DATED JULY 25, 2003 AND the City of Yadkinville, Yadkin Drawer 25008, Winston- RECORDED IN BOOK 616 AT County, North Carolina, or the Salem, North Carolina 27114- PAGE 518 IN THE YADKIN customary location designated 5008, on or before the 21st COUNTY PUBLIC REGISTRY, for foreclosure sales, at 12:15 day of May, 2013, or this no- NORTH CAROLINA PM on March 12, 2013 and will tice will be pleaded in bar of sell to the highest bidder for their recovery. All persons, cash the following real estate firms and corporations in- NOTICE OF SALE situated in the Township of debted to said estate will Knobs, in the County of please make immediate pay- Under and by virtue of the Yadkin, North Carolina, and ment to the undersigned. power and authority contained being more particularly de- in the above-referenced deed scribed as follows: This the 21st day of February, of trust and because of default All that certain lot of parcel of 2013. in the payment of the secured land situated in the City of indebtedness and failure to Jonesville, Knobs Township, Jeff Combs perform the stipulation and Yadkin County, Being Lots 7, P.O. Box 551 agreements therein contained 8, 9, 10 and 11 of Block P of Jonesville, NC 28642 and, pursuant to demand of the Arlington Heights Develop- the owner and holder of the se- ment as shown on the map of Send claims to: cured debt, the undersigned the Peoples Realty and Devel- Estate of Barbara C. Mayberry substitute trustee will expose opment Company the same Greg Sidden, manager of Farm Bureau in Jonesville was named first place Honor Agency Jeff Combs, Executor for sale at public auction to the being recorded in Plat Book 4 Manager in his category for 2012, by Steven D. Carroll, CPCU, Executive Vice President c/o Neal E. Tackabery highest bidder for cash at the at Page 140 in the Office of the Blanco Tackabery & usual place of sale at the Register of Deeds of Yadkin and General Manager of North Carolina Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company. Sid- Matamoros, P.A. county courthouse of said County to which reference is den was selected for this honor based on the agency’s outstanding sales and service P.O. Drawer 25008 county at 3:00PM on March hereby made. Together with record for multi-lines of insurance during 2012.This announcement was made at the Winston-Salem, NC 27114- 21, 2013 the following de- improvements located thereon; annual sales conference of the Farm Bureau Insurance Companies held at the Sheraton 5008 scribed real estate and any said property being located at other improvements which may 114 East End Boulevard, Hotel Four Seasons/Joseph S. Koury Convention Center in Greensboro Feb. 17 and 18. PUBLISH: February 21 & 28, be situated thereon, in Yadkin Jonesville, North Carolina. March 7 & 14, 2013 County, North Carolina, and being more particularly de- For title reference see deed re- scribed as follows: corded at Book 832, Page 352. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Beginning at a driven iron pin Trustee may, in the Trustee's Soil and water district holds educational contest Take notice that Crystal Self- on the east margin of SR 1355 sole discretion, delay the sale Storage has, pursuant to at Robert Lovill's corner and for up to one hour as provided Yadkin County Soil and Kyle Driver ners N.C.G.S. 44A-40 through 44A- running with Robert Lovill's line in NCGS §45-21.23. 46, asserted a possessory lien North 75 deg East 460 feet to Should the property be pur- Water Conservation Dis- Zach Hutchens 1st Place: Alyssa Yanez against specific property due to a drive iron pin at W.S. chased by a third party, that trict held its Educational Carlee Barfield from Starmount Middle non-payment of rental, and will Bryant's Corner; thence with party must pay the excise tax, Contest on Feb. 21 at Yadk- Alyssa Southern enforce its lien pursuant to W.S. Bryant's line South 7 de- as well as the court costs of School N.C.G.S. 44A-43, and will sell gs West for 110 feet to a driv- Forty-Five Cents ($0.45) per inville Elementary School. Jonesville 2nd Place: Daniel John- the following property in its en- en iron pin at Robert Lovill's One Hundred Dollars tirety for each individual Unit 6th Grade Essay Par- Lane Horton son from Starmount Mid- line; thence with Robert Lovill's ($100.00) required by NCGS ticipants: Ethan Barnes for cash to the highest bidder. line South 75 deg West for 400 §7A-308(a)(1). dle School feet to a driven iron pin at the The property to be offered pur- Courtney Jacob Thompson NAME AND ADDRESS OF LI- 3rd Place: Macey York east margin of SR 1355; suant to this notice of sale is Sara Shelby Hope Harris ENOR AND LOCATION OF thence with SR 1355 North 9 being offered for sale, transfer SALE: Eva Bey Lizbet Zuniga from Forbush Middle deg West for 100 feet to the and conveyance “AS IS, School beginning, containing .98 WHERE IS.” Neither the Trust- Lakin Holcomb Lindsay Zolnierowiez NGB Enterprises, Inc., d/b/a acres, more or less. ee nor the holder of the note Logan Casselles Forbush Honorable Mention: Ka- Crystal Self Storage secured by the deed of 232 North Lee Avenue Kalyn Burton Rebecca Williams tie Knight from Starmount And Being more commonly trust/security agreement, or Yadkinville, North Carolina known as: 3712 Messick Rd, both, being foreclosed, nor the Sarah Mullis Emily Marcincavage Middle School 27055 Jonesville, NC 28642 officers, directors, attorneys, West Yadkin Haley Jones Honorable Mention: employees, agents or author- DATE: Friday, March 15, 2013 Janet Gonzalez Rachel Dixon The record owner(s) of the ized representative of either Summer Burton from For- property, as reflected on the the Trustee or the holder of the Isaac South Hannah Bright bush Middle School TIME: 1:00 P.M. records of the Register of note make any representation Deeds, is/are David Martin or warranty relating to the title Nathan Trivette Bailey Vestal Honorable Mention: Si- DESCRIPTION OF PROP- 6th Grade Essay Win- Choplin and Barbara C. or any physical, environmental, Erica Castillo-Duran erra Burton from Forbush ERTY: Household goods and Choplin. health or safety conditions ex- Pablo Sixtos ners Middle School various other items of person- isting in, on, at or relating to This year’s winners all al property in self-storage The property to be offered pur- the property being offered for Josh Spillman 8th Grade Public units. Lela Stringer attend West Yadkin El- suant to this notice of sale is sale, and any and all respons- Speaking Contest Win- All sales will be for cash only to being offered for sale, transfer ibilities or liabilities arising out Samuel Lincomfelt ementary the highest bidders. All suc- and conveyance "AS IS, of or in any way relating to any Daniela Murguia 1st Place: Lyndsay ners cessful bidders will remove the WHERE IS." Neither the Trust- such condition expressly are 1st Place: Tailynn Har- contents in the Unit within 24 ee nor the holder of the note disclaimed. Also, this property Fall Creek Cheek hours. Crystal Self-Storage re- ris from Starmount Middle secured by the deed of trust, is being sold subject to all Christi Hobson 2nd Place: Madisyn serves the right to reject any being foreclosed, nor the of- taxes, special assessments, Landon Rockett Hopkins School bid, to withdraw any item or ficers, directors, attorneys, em- and prior liens or encum- 2nd Place: Joseph God- Unit from sale and to bid on ployees, agents or authorized brances of record and any re- Madison Carter 3rd Place: Daniel Benitez any Unit. All property will be representative of either Trust- corded releases. Said prop- East Bend 7th Grade Public frey from Starmount Mid- sold by the Unit. A $25.00 buy- ee or the holder of the note erty is also being sold subject Peyton Eldridge Speaking Contest Win- dle School erʼs fee may be required but make any representation or to applicable Federal and State refunded when Unit is com- warranty relating to the title or laws. pletely cleaned out. There will any physical, environmental, A cash deposit or cashierʼs be no upset bids or resales, health or safety conditions ex- check (no personal checks) of and the sales are not subject isting in, on, at or relating to five percent (5%) of the pur- to court confirmation. the property being offered for chase price, or seven hundred sale. Any and all responsibilit- fifty dollars ($750.00), NAMES AND UNIT NUM- ies or liabilities arising out of or whichever is greater, will be re- BERS: in any way relating to any such quired at the time of the sale. ELIZABETH A. MOORE: C-12 condition expressly are dis- An order for possession of the TINA LYNN MATHES: C-18, C claimed. This sale is made property may be issued pursu- -23 subject to all prior liens and en- ant to G.S. 45-21.29 in favor of cumbrances, and unpaid taxes the purchaser and against the PUBLISH: March 7, 2013 and assessments including but party or parties in possession not limited to any transfer tax by the clerk of superior court of STATE OF NORTH CARO- associated with the foreclos- the county in which the prop- LINA ure. A deposit of five percent erty is sold. CREDITORS NOTICE (5%) of the amount of the bid Any person who occupies the COUNTY OF YADKIN or seven hundred fifty dollars property pursuant to a rental ($750.00), whichever is great- agreement entered into or re- HAVING QUALIFIED as Exec- er, is required and must be newed on or after October 1, utrix of the Estate of LINDA tendered in the form of certi- 2007, may after receiving the BROWN WOOD, late of fied funds at the time of the notice of sale, terminate the Yadkin County, this is to notify sale. This sale will be held rental agreement upon 10 all persons, firms and corpora- open ten days for upset bids daysʼ written notice to the land- tions having claims against as required by law. Following lord. Upon termination of a Sixth grade essay participants. said Estate to present written the expiration of the statutory rental agreement, the tenant is claim to the undersigned on or upset period, all remaining liable for rent due under the before May 21, 2013, (being amounts are IMMEDIATELY rental agreement prorated to three [3] months from the first DUE AND OWING. Failure to the effective date of the termin- day of publication of this no- remit funds in a timely manner ation. tice) or this notice will be will result in a Declaration of If the trustee is unable to con- pleaded in bar of their recov- Default and any deposit will be vey title to this property for any ery. All persons, firms and cor- frozen pending the outcome of reason, the sole remedy of the porations indebted to said Es- any re-sale. purchaser is the return of the tate will please make immedi- deposit. Reasons of such inab- ate payment to the under- SPECIAL NOTICE FOR ility to convey include, but are signed. LEASEHOLD TENANTS: If not limited to, the filing of a you are a tenant residing in the bankruptcy petition prior to the This the 19th day of February, property, be advised that an confirmation of the sale and re- 2013. Order for Possession of the instatement of the loan without property may be issued in fa- the knowledge of the trustee. If TERESA SEATS WOOD vor of the purchaser. Also, if the validity of the sale is chal- 2509 Courtney-Huntsville your lease began or was re- lenged by any party, the trust- Road newed on or after October 1, ee, in their sole discretion, if Yadkinville, NC 27055 2007, be advised that you may they believe the challenge to terminate the rental agree- have merit, may request the MARTIN & VAN HOY, LLP ment upon 10 days written no- court to declare the sale to be Attorneys at Law tice to the landlord. You may void and return the deposit. 10 Court Square be liable for rent due under the The purchaser will have no fur- Mocksville, NC 27028 agreement prorated to the ef- ther remedy. fective date of the termination. THIS IS A COMMUNICATION PUBLISH: February 21, 28, FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR. March 7 & 14, 2013. The date of this Notice is Feb- THE PURPOSE OF THIS ruary 28, 2013. COMMUNICATION IS TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY NORTH CAROLINA INFORMATION OBTAINED YADKIN COUNTY Grady I. Ingle or Elizabeth B. WILL BE USED FOR THAT Ells PURPOSE, except as stated NOTICE TO CREDITORS Substitute Trustee below in the instance of bank- 10130 Perimeter Parkway, ruptcy protection. Eighth grade public speaking contestants. The undersigned having quali- Suite 400 IF YOU ARE UNDER THE fied as Executrix of the Estate Charlotte, NC 28216 PROTECTION OF THE BANK- of HELEN MARIE DRIVER de- (704) 333-8107 RUPTCY COURT OR HAVE ceased, late of Yadkin County http://shapiroattorneys.com/nc/ BEEN DISCHARGED AS A North Carolina hereby notifies 13-037326 RESULT OF A BANK- all persons having claims RUPTCY PROCEEDING, against said Estate to present THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN TO them to the undersigned c/o Posted: ______YOU PURSUANT TO STAT- Attorney Charles R. Briggs, PO By: ______UTORY REQUIREMENT AND Box 724, Elkin, NC 28621, on FOR INFORMATIONAL PUR- or before June 7, 2013 or this PUBLISH: March 7 & 14, 2013. POSES AND IS NOT INTEN- notice will be pleaded in bar of DED AS AN ATTEMPT TO their recovery. All persons in- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE COLLECT A DEBT OR AS AN debted to the said decedent or SALE ACT TO COLLECT, ASSESS, Estate shall make immediate OR RECOVER ALL OR ANY payment to the undersigned. Under and by virtue of the PORTION OF THE DEBT power of sale contained in a FROM YOU PERSONALLY. This the 1st day of March 2013 certain Deed of Trust made by Sammy L. Gentry and Judith SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE SER- Hope Lavon Curry E. Gentry to Linear Title and VICES, INC. Executrix Closing, Trustee(s), dated the SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE Of the estate of 12th day of November, 2008, HELEN MARIE DRIVER and recorded in Book 916, BY: Charles R. Briggs Page 0243, in Yadkin County Attorney at Law Attorney for the Estate Registry, North Carolina, de- Hutchens, Senter, Kellam & P. O. Box 724 fault having been made in the Pettit, P.A. Elkin, NC 28621 payment of the note thereby Attorneys for Substitute Trust- secured by the said Deed of ee Services, Inc. PUBLISH: March 7, 14, 21 and Trust and the undersigned, Continued on next page Seventh grade public speaking contestants. 28th, 2013 Substitute Trustee Services, P.O. Box 1028 Inc. having been substituted as 4317 Ramsey Street Trustee in said Deed of Trust Fayetteville, North Carolina by an instrument duly recor- 28311 ded in the Office of the Re- https://sales.hsbfirm.com gister of Deeds of Yadkin Case No: 1085999 (FC.FAY) County, North Carolina and the holder of the note evidencing PUBLISH: February 28 & said indebtedness having dir- March 7, 2013 ected 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 March 12, 2013 and will sell to the highest bidder for cash the following real estate situated in the Township of Knobs, in the County of Yadkin, North Carolina, and being more particularly de- scribed as follows: All that certain lot of parcel of land situated in the City of Jonesville, Knobs Township, Yadkin County, Being Lots 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 of Block P of the Arlington Heights Develop- ment as shown on the map of the Peoples Realty and Devel- opment Company the same being recorded in Plat Book 4 at Page 140 in the Office of the Register of Deeds of Yadkin County to which reference is hereby made. Together with improvements located thereon; said property being located at 114 East End Boulevard, Jonesville, North Carolina.

For title reference see deed re- corded at Book 832, Page 352.

Trustee may, in the Trustee's sole discretion, delay the sale for up to one hour as provided in NCGS §45-21.23. Should the property be pur- chased by a third party, that party must pay the excise tax, as well as the court costs of Forty-Five Cents ($0.45) per One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) required by NCGS §7A-308(a)(1). The property to be offered pur- suant to this notice of sale is being offered for sale, transfer and conveyance “AS IS, WHERE IS.” Neither the Trust- ee nor the holder of the note secured by the deed of trust/security agreement, or both, being foreclosed, nor the officers, directors, attorneys, employees, agents or author- ized representative of either the Trustee or the holder of the note make any representation or warranty relating to the title or any physical, environmental, health or safety conditions ex- isting in, on, at or relating to the property being offered for sale, and any and all respons- ibilities or liabilities arising out of or in any way relating to any such condition expressly are disclaimed. Also, this property is being sold subject to all taxes, special assessments, and prior liens or encum- brances of record and any re- corded releases. Said prop- erty is also being sold subject to applicable Federal and State laws. A cash deposit or cashierʼs check (no personal checks) of five percent (5%) of the pur- chase price, or seven hundred fifty dollars ($750.00), whichever is greater, will be re- quired at the time of the sale. An order for possession of the property may be issued pursu- ant to G.S. 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser and against the party or parties in possession by the clerk of superior court of the county in which the prop- erty is sold. Any person who occupies the property pursuant to a rental agreement entered into or re- newed on or after October 1, 2007, may after receiving the notice of sale, terminate the rental agreement upon 10 daysʼ written notice to the land- lord. Upon termination of a rental agreement, the tenant is liable for rent due under the rental agreement prorated to the effective date of the termin- ation. 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 inab- ility to convey include, but are not limited to, the filing of a bankruptcy petition prior to the confirmation of the sale and re- instatement of the loan without the knowledge of the trustee. If the validity of the sale is chal- lenged by any party, the trust- ee, 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 BANK- RUPTCY COURT OR HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED AS A RESULT OF A BANK- RUPTCY PROCEEDING, THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN TO YOU PURSUANT TO STAT- UTORY REQUIREMENT AND FOR INFORMATIONAL PUR- POSES AND IS NOT INTEN- DED AS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT OR AS AN ACT TO COLLECT, ASSESS, OR RECOVER ALL OR ANY PORTION OF THE DEBT FROM YOU PERSONALLY.

SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE SER- VICES, INC. SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE

BY: Attorney at Law Hutchens, Senter, Kellam & Pettit, P.A. Attorneys for Substitute Trust- ee Services, Inc.

P.O. Box 1028 4317 Ramsey Street Fayetteville, North Carolina 28311 https://sales.hsbfirm.com Case No: 1085999 (FC.FAY)

PUBLISH: February 28 & March 7, 2013 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE

Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain Deed of Trust made by Sammy L. Gentry and Judith E. Gentry to Linear Title and Closing, Trustee(s), dated the 12th day of November, 2008, and recorded in Book 916, Page 0243, in Yadkin County Registry, North Carolina, de- fault having been made in the payment of the note thereby secured 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 recor- ded in the Office of the Re- gister of Deeds of Yadkin County, North Carolina and the holder of the note evidencing said indebtedness having dir- ected 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 March 12, 2013 and will sell to the highest bidder for cash the following real estate situated in the Township of Knobs, in the County of Yadkin, North Carolina, and being more particularly de- scribed as follows: All that certain lot of parcel of land situated in the City of Jonesville, Knobs Township, Yadkin County, Being Lots 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 of Block P of the Arlington Heights Develop- ment as shown on the map of the Peoples Realty and Devel- opment Company the same being recorded in Plat Book 4 at Page 140 in the Office of the Register of Deeds of Yadkin County to which reference is hereby made. Together with improvements located thereon; said property being located at 114 East End Boulevard, Jonesville, North Carolina.

For title reference see deed re- corded at Book 832, Page 352.

Trustee may, in the Trustee's sole discretion, delay the sale for up to one hour as provided in NCGS §45-21.23. Should the property be pur- chased by a third party, that party must pay the excise tax, as well as the court costs of Forty-Five Cents ($0.45) per One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) required by NCGS §7A-308(a)(1). The property to be offered pur- suant to this notice of sale is being offered for sale, transfer and conveyance “AS IS, WHERE IS.” Neither the Trust- ee nor the holder of the note secured by the deed of trust/security agreement, or both, being foreclosed, nor the officers, directors, attorneys, employees, agents or author- ized representative of either the Trustee or the holder of the note make any representation or warranty relating to the title or any physical, environmental, health or safety conditions ex- isting in, on, at or relating to the property being offered for sale, and any and all respons- ibilities or liabilities arising out of or in any way relating to any such condition expressly are disclaimed. Also, this property is being sold subject to all taxes, special assessments, and prior liens or encum- brances of record and any re- corded releases. Said prop- erty is also being sold subject to applicable Federal and State laws. A cash deposit or cashierʼs check (no personal checks) of five percent (5%) of the pur- chase price, or seven hundred fifty dollars ($750.00), whichever is greater, will be re- quired at the time of the sale. An order for possession of the property may be issued pursu- ant to G.S. 45-21.29 in favor of the purchaser and against the party or parties in possession by the clerk of superior court of the county in which the prop- erty is sold. Any person who occupies the property pursuant to a rental agreement entered into or re- newed on or after October 1, 2007, may after receiving the notice of sale, terminate the rental agreement upon 10 daysʼ written notice to the land- lord. Upon termination of a rental agreement, the tenant is liable for rent due under the rental agreement prorated to the effective date of the termin- ation. 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 inab- ility to convey include, but are not limited to, the filing of a bankruptcy petition prior to the confirmation of the sale and re- instatement of the loan without the knowledge of the trustee. If the validity of the sale is chal- lenged by any party, the trust- ee, 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 BANK- RUPTCY COURT OR HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED AS A RESULT OF A BANK- ADMINISTRATORʼS NOTICE RUPTCY PROCEEDING, THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN TO Having qualified as Adminis- YOU PURSUANT TO STAT- trator of the ESTATE OF PAUL UTORY REQUIREMENT AND ERNEST JOSEY, late of FOR INFORMATIONAL PUR- Yadkin County, North Carolina, POSES AND IS NOT INTEN- this is to notify all persons hav- DED AS AN ATTEMPT TO ing claims against the estate to COLLECT A DEBT OR AS AN exhibit the same to the under- ACT TO COLLECT, ASSESS, signed on or before May 15, Parish Life Cooridinator OR RECOVER ALL OR ANY 2013, or this notice will be Wanted PORTION OF THE DEBT pleaded in bar of their recov- A11Responsible for, communica- FROM YOU PERSONALLY. ery. All persons indebted to tions(print, internet, website, said estate should make imme- etc); volunteer coordination' SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE SER- diate payment. staff support/administration; re- VICES, INC. ception/hospitality. 30 hrs/wk. SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE This 14th day of February, Requirements: desire for min- 2013. istry, minimum associate's de- The Yadkin Ripple, Yadkinville, N.C. Thursday, March 7, 2013 - Page 11 BY: gree. Skills Needed: commu- Attorney at Law J. GREGORY MATTHEWS, nications, MS Office programs, Hutchens, Senter, Kellam & Administrator computer skills, website ad- Continued from previous page ATTORNEY AT LAW ministration, interpersonal rela- Pettit, P.A. LEGALS Lawn Service Help Wanted General House For Rent ANIMALS Attorneys for Substitute Trust- P.O. BOX 937 tions, administration and or- ee Services,LEGALS Inc. YADKINVILLE, NC 27055 Buzz Cuts ganization. Send resume and 347 Elk Spur- Elkin, (336)849-0196 Mowing Service examples of work to Mark 3br 1ba, basement storage, Lawns starting at $25, senior, Barden, First United Methodist w.d. hookups, heat P.O. Box 1028 AGRICULTURE 4317 Ramsey Street Publish Feb. 14, 21, 28 & disabled & fixed income church,k PO Box 69, Elkin, pump.$600, section 8 ok. Call Fayetteville, North Carolina March 7, 2013 discounts. Insured. Call (cell) N.C. 28621 by April 1. 336 655 2500 28311 336-469-7938 or 366-3592 EDUCATION BRICK RANCH HOUSE https://sales.hsbfirm.com AUTOMOTIVE Case No: 1085999 (FC.FAY) ANNOUNCEMENTS Professional Services 3 BDR, 1 1/2 Baths, North- wood Dr. Elkin. Appliances in- Experienced, dependable per- cluded. $650 month. Deposit & PUBLISH: February 28 & REAL ESTATE SALES March 7, 2013 sonal care aide seeks home References required. Call 540- care position to assist with 239-8488 or 1-336-648-6935. Autos for Sale Wanted NOTICE TO CREDITORS activities of daily living, hours to fit your needs. References Condominiums COUNTRY HOME Having qualified as Executor of available. Call 874-4299 CONDO For Sale 3 BDR'S, 2 Baths, workshop the Estate of Glen Richard Just pay 2013 Maintenance on property, large yard. Call 874-2560 after 6 p.m. Trivette, Sr., a.k.a. Glen R. FINANCIAL SERVICES fee and closing cost, Sandy Trivette, Sr., late of Yadkin Shores III Surfside Beach-2nd County, North Carolina, this is row Condo, 2 BR, 2 Bath, JUST REMODELED to notify all persons having sleeps 6, overlooking pool- In Excellent condition 2 BR $500 CASH DOWN. claims against the estate of EMPLOYMENT Labor Day Week 35, (336)468- home in Jonesville. Appli- Bad credit, good credit, We'll said deceased to present them 9722 or 244-6572 ances & yard work included. help you. 2006 Toyota Avalon to Benjamin H. Harding, Jr., No pets, $500/mo. plus lease XLS. CarSmart Motors & deposit. 902-3171 336-258-2105 PLLC, P.O. Box 518, Yadkin- Child/Elderly Care CONDOS FOR RENT, SALE OR TRADE ville, NC 27055, on or before Robertsʼ Rental Property May 27, 2013, or this notice Heaven Hands Accepting Possible owner financing, Call new clients in your area! We 336-984-1626 2 bedroom single wide 1995 Chevy S10, will be pleaded in bar of their Hamptonville-Yadkin Co. 2 & 3 recovery. All persons indebted offer professional In Home 5 speed, 4 cyl $2,795 & TOP DOLLAR Care providers, personal care Houses For Sale bedroom house, single & 2006 Chevy Cobalt, to said estate please make im- double wides Hamptonville- mediate payment. assistants elderly sitters and low miles, like new, red lots more, Call for free con- Wilkes Co. Serious Inquires $5,295. Call 336-469-4847 PAID for: sultation (336)981-7018 ONLY 336-467-1368 or 336- This the 21st day of February 466-1944 2013. AUTOMOTIVE Silver Dollars Help Wanted General AFTER MARKET Warren Neil Trivette, Executor Work For Rent! of the Estate of Glen Richard CNA's Needed For In Home Call 984-1626 Trivette, Sr. Gold Dollars Care in Yadkinville area, 2 FT & 1 PT position available. call MERCHANDSE FOR SALE Publish in the Yadkin Ripple on (336)386-4101 to MANUFACTURED Call 767-8554 ! 00589086 February 21, February 28, schedule an interview House for Sale in Jonesville HOUSING March 7 and March 14, 2013. 3337 Fox Knob Road Furnaces & Heaters 3Bed, 2Bath, 1301 sqft, 1.5 Happy Ads / Birthday / Anniversary Dietary Cook/Aide Rentals NOTICE TO CREDITORS PART TIME acres, Pool, $144,000. Call or TOTAL WOOD HEAT. Must Apply in person at: text (336)926-6944 Mobile Homes Safe, clean, efficient and com- Having qualified as Adminis- UniHealth Post-Acute care fortable OUTDOOR WOOD tratrix for the Estate of Janet for rent Yadkinville area. Call Auctions of Elkin REAL ESTATE RENTALS (336)679-7782 FURNACE from Central Boiler. D.B. Reavis, deceased late of 560 Johnson Ridge Rd. Matthews Heating Solutions Yadkin County, NC, the un- Elkin, NC 28621 336-501-1618 dersigned does hereby notify EOE/M/F/V Apartments/Townhouses RESORT PROPERTY all persons, firms and corpora- Continued on next page tions having claims against the Immediate Openings in 1 BR APARTMENT estate of said decedent to ex- Help Wanted General Hamptonville in Elkin-HUD accepted, call hibit them to the undersigned Temp-to-Perm Line Operators, 468-6745 for details. on or before the 28th day of 40+ hours a week, all shifts, May, 2013, or this notice will starting pay $8.75/hr., Must be 2 BR, 1.5 bath Townhouse be pleaded in bar of their re- able to stand for long periods Apartment in Elkin, no pets, covery. All persons, firms and of time, lift 20+LBS, work in no smoking, $450 a month, REMIER corporations indebted to said warm environment w/fiber $450 dep. references req. Call estate will please make imme- home health care services, inc. glass. Please call 336-526- 835-3242 diate payment to the under- 3552 and apply online at P 828-327-9600 signed. APARTMENTS AVAILABLE www.selectstaffing.com in Yadkinville & Boonville. Tak- All Qualified candidates are This the 28th day of February, ing Applications- call 679-2572 subject to thorough back- COME JOIN A 2013. or 367-7112 ground & drug screening. WINNING TEAM!! Select Staffing Large 2 BR Apt. $450/mo. Gail Collins near Yadkinville. All appli- 3145 Fish Brandon Rd. ances included, HUD ap- $2,000 Sign on bonus for RNs Yadkinville, NC 27055 Omni Visions proved. 336-263-6677. is accepting applications for a $1,000 Sign on bonus for LPNs PUBLISH: Feb. 28, March 7, Full-Time-Temporary IDD Ser- Spring Valley Apartments 14 & 21, 2013 vice Coordinator. Minimum re- Please call Ivette today at 336- quirements: 4 year degree in 835-7067 and ask about our NEEDED IMMEDIATELY EXECUTORʼS NOTICE Human Services or related great move-in & free rent spe- filed with 2 yrs post-graduate cials! RNS AND LPNS FOR Having qualified as Executor of experience working with the WILKESBORO AREA. the ESTATE OF LON IDD population. Must meet cre- House For Rent CLAUDE WEISNER, late of dentialing as Qualified Profes- 2 BDROOMS, 1 BATH Yadkin County, North Carolina, sional Level and have know- Large carport, refrigerator & • Must have Trach and Vent experience this is to notify all persons hav- ledge of NC Mental Health stove.Yadkinville address, loc- • Must have pediatric experience ing claims against the estate to Field. Apply online ated in Hub of Winston Salem, exhibit the same to the under- www.omnivisions.com/careers Statesville, Wilkesboro. Nice • Primarily Nights and Weekends signed on or before May 15, Country Setting. $525 month. 2013, or this notice will be Parish Life Cooridinator plus deposit. Call 336-468- pleaded in bar of their recov- 4226. Please Apply in Person at ery. All persons indebted to SERVICES Wanted said estate should make imme- Responsible for, communica- 3 BR, 2 1/2 Bath 1067 13st Street SE • Hickory diate payment. tions(print, internet, website, Full basement, no pets, Hamp- General Repairs etc); volunteer coordination' tonville area, $750 per month, or Call 828-327-9600 This 14th day of February, staff support/administration; re- (336)468-4323 2013. Onsite RV Service & parts ception/hospitality. 30 hrs/wk. Local RV tech makes on site Requirements: desire for min- Miscellaneous JANE H. WEISNER, Executor repairs. $40/hr, 1 hr. min. Ap- istry, minimum associate's de- c/o J. GREGORY MAT- pliances, carpentry, winterize, gree. Skills Needed: commu- THEWS, P. A. electrical & propane systems, nications, MS Office programs, ATTORNEY AT LAW leaks, pressure wash/wax, computer skills, website ad- P.O. BOX 937 plumbing etc. 336-699-4095 or ministration, interpersonal rela- YADKINVILLE, NC 27055 703-8785. tions, administration and or- (336)849-0196 ganization. Send resume and Lots examples of work to Mark Publish Feb. 14, 21, 28 & Barden, First United Methodist March 7, 2013 church,k PO Box 69, Elkin, Garrison RealtyN .Cis. 2now8621 by April 1. EXECUTORʼS NOTICE iedmont Having qualified on the 4th day P of February, 2013, as Execut- Realty & Management Group, LLC or of the ESTATE OF MON- ROE MARTIN, deceased, late still off ering the same Realty services of Yadkin County, North Caro- On Th e Square • 103 N. State Street • PO Box 655 lina, this is to notify all persons, firms, and corporations having Yadkinville, NC 27055 claims against the decedent to Roxanne Buck - Broker • (336) 426-9614 exhibit the same to the under- signed on or before the 9th day Commercial space available for rent of May, 2013, or this notice will Homes, Lots, and Land for Sale be pleaded in bar of their re- covery. All persons, firms and 1 Bedroom and 2-3 Bedroom Rentals available corporations indebted to the Residential & Commercial acreage tracts available estate should make immediate payment. (336) 679-2007 • www.piedmontrealty.net This the 14th day of February, 00593741 2013. Houses For Sale Virgil M. Martin 1335 Craver Rd. Lexington, NC 27295

T. Dan Womble Attorney for the estate 3802 Clemmons Rd. Suite A Clemmons, NC 27012

PUBLISH: February 14, 21, 28 & March 7, 2013 ADMINISTRATORʼS NOTICE 313 Chestnut St, Yadkinville. No Money Having qualified as Adminis- trator of the ESTATE OF Down! 3BR/2BA brick ranch, total remodel. OWEN ARVEL HARRISON, late of Yadkin County, North FP in LR, All new Kit: custom cabinets, Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against granite, SS appl's & pantry. Separate Family the estate to exhibit the same to the undersigned on or be- room, Large Laundry room. Tons of space. fore May 15, 2013, or this no- 100% USDA MTG available! $129,900 tice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons in- Call John Southard, Your Home Team debted to said estate should 336-671-3277 make immediate payment. 00588693 This 14th day of February, 2013. Notices

ANNETTE H. SMITH, Adminis- trator THE CLASSIFIEDS c/o J. GREGORY MAT- THEWS, P. A. ATTORNEY AT LAW made easy P.O. BOX 937 Place a newspaper ad Place an online ad YADKINVILLE, NC 27055 (336)849-0196 REAL ESTATE AUTOS RENTALS JOBS BROWSE ALL Publish Feb. 14, 21, 28 & March 7, 2013 ADMINISTRATORʼS NOTICE Do-it-yourself Having qualified as Adminis- trator of the ESTATE OF PAUL NEW classified ads ERNEST JOSEY, late of Yadkin County, North Carolina, $ave time and money. this is to notify all persons hav- ing claims against the estate to Go to www.elkintribune.com exhibit the same to the under- and click on Classifieds signed on or before May 15, 2013, or this notice will be and follow the user­friendly pleaded in bar of their recov- steps to place your ad. ery. All persons indebted to said estate should make imme- • Do-it-yourself convenience diate payment. • Easy to use • Upload photos and graphics This 14th day of February, • Print and Online options 2013. • 7 great packages to choose from J. GREGORY MATTHEWS, Administrator THE TRIBUNE 00589097 ATTORNEY AT LAW P.O. BOX 937 www.elkintribune.com 00578615 YADKINVILLE, NC 27055 (336)849-0196

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Continued from previous page Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous DISH NETWORK Help Wanted General Starting at $19.99/month (for 12 mos.) & High Speed Inter- net starting at $14.95/month (where available.) SAVE! Ask About SAME DAY Installation! CALL Now! 1-888-476-0098 Auctions Water Stoves custom built, wood heated. Heats whole house & hot water. Also build wood fur- naces, fireplace inserts & AUCTION free standing stoves. ESTATE OF W.E. (NED) VAUGHAN-LLOYD JR. (LIVING) 835-2952 or 466-0938. NORmA VAUGHAN-LLOYD (DECEASED) SATURDAY mARCH 9TH @ 10 Am WEDDING DRESS & SALE TO BE HELD AT 1023 KEARNS AVENUE VEIL FOR SALE (BUENA VISTA), YADKINVILLE NC 27055 EARLY 1900 ANTIQUE FURNITURE-COLLECTIBLES-GLASSWARE Size 8, Marys. Auto: 2002 Honda Civic 4 door EX (Needs Front End Repairs As Shown) Professionally cleaned and preserved. $175. with 207,022 miles. Call Elizabeth Guns, Coins, Furniture, Collectibles, Tools & Misc at 864-395-2403. Terms and Conditions: Acceptable payment options Cash, Check, Visa or Master- Card day of sale. Food provided by Hickory Ridge UMC. All items are sold AS IS, WHERE IS with no warranty, expressed or implied. The Auctioneer shall not be STATEWIDE ADS responsible for the correct description, authenticity, genuineness, or defect in any lot or items and makes no warranty in connection therewith. No allowance, refund or set aside will be made on account of any incorrectness, error in description, C20130304011 imperfection, defect or damage. Any descriptions or representations are for identi- Absolute Online Real fication purposes only and are not to be construed as a warranty of any type. It is Estate Auction, 100 Lots & the responsibility of the Buyer to have inspected thoroughly the merchandise and to have satisfied himself or herself as to its condition, authenticity, and value and Land to bid based upon that judgment solely. Auctions The Auctioneer is acting as Agent for the Seller and all representations made by Tracts in Person County, Auctioneer are made on behalf of the Seller. The Auctioneer is not responsible for the acts or representations of the Seller. Roxboro, NC. 3/11 at 8am to Directions: From Winston Salem NC take Silas Creek Parkway North or South to New 3/21 at the Robinhood Road exit at end of ramp turn left go 1 mile and turn left on Kearns Avenue sale will be on right 1023 Kearns Avenue. 3pm. Bid Center at Palace ***Plenty of Parking Available Across Street*** Pointe in Roxboro, NC. ***WATCH FOR AUCTION SIGNS*** Iron Sale conducted by myers Auction Service Horse Auction Co., 6236 Old US Hwy 421 • East Bend NC 27018 Inc. 800-997-2248. Lynn Myers Auctioneer NCAL 6647 NCAFL7909 • 336-699-4123 NCAL3936, www.myersauctionservice.com 00593769

Help Wanted General

BAYADA Habilitation RN Nurse/Clinical Manager Winston Salem Habilitation Offi ce

If you share our passion for caring, we invite you to join us in making a diff erence in the lives of others as an experienced RN, Nurse Clinical Manager in our Winston Salem, NC Habilitation service offi ce.

We are seeking a Registered Nurse (RN) with (QP) (Qualfi ed Professional status preferred) to oversee I/DD clients and supervise fi eld staff throughout our expanded service area.

Responsibilities include: Part Time/Full Time Will include travel to clients in Wilkes, Allegany, Yadkin, Surry counties Will require occasional travel and work out of the Winston-Salem offi ce

True passion for working with the developmental disabled, case management, client assessment, care plan development, supervision of client care services, clinical supervision, continuing education of fi eld staff , and coordination of services with referral sources, as well as others. If you are a RN with QP status who is familiar with the needs of the Developmentally Disabled population, we want you to help us grow our expanding program.

Current RN license * Qualifi ed Professional status preferred in North Carolina *Minimum of two years experience in a supervisory capacity with the Adult and Pediatric I/ DD population * strong assessment and organizational skills * prior experience with clinical oversight * demonstrated successful track record of working independently while taking on increased or diverse responsibilities * ambition to grow and advance beyond current position CALL US TODAY AT: * solid communication and PC skills

With more than 200 offi ces nationwide, the people of BAYADA grow together. From comprehensive in-house orientation The Elkin Tribune ~ 336.835.1513 and training to ongoing mentoring and precepting, you’ll feel the diff erence higher standards make. To learn more The Yadkin Ripple ~ 336.679.2341 about this opportunity and to apply online, click “apply for this position online” below, or visit us at jobs.BAYADA.com or send resume to [email protected] 005900635

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The Yadkin Ripple, Yadkinville, N.C. Thursday, March 7, 2013 - Page 13 Yadkin Christian Minstries receives check

Lindsay Craven | The Yadkin Ripple Yadkin Christian Ministries received a check for $2,500 from Monsanto Company. The check comes through a philanthropic effort by the company called America’s Farmers Grow Communities. Local farmer Kevin Long won the contest and was allowed to choose two non-profit organizations to donate a $2,500 check to. Long chose West Yadkin Fire Department and Yadkin Christian Ministries. The money is provided to areas that were adversely affected by drought conditions in the state. Pictured left to right: Phyllis Barnes, Theresa Martin, Richard Eskew and Peggy Lyons.

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