Students Renovating Historic House Staff Report They Are Also Repairing the Walls and Rafters

Vol. 131, Issue 295 .50 INDEX Hounds beat Cards Obits ... page 3 Opinions ... page 4 Business ... page 5 Sports ... page 6 Classifieds ... page 8 Sunny Serving Surry County since 1880. High Low Page 6 Forsubscriptions, call 786-4141. 66 39 The Mount Airy News www.mtairynews.com Printed on recycled newspaper Saturday, October 22, 2011 Students renovating historic house Staff Report They are also repairing the walls and rafters. The renovations are DOBSON — Students study- scheduled for completion at the ing carpentry in Surry Commu- end of the spring 2012 semester. nity College’s (SCC) Construc- The renovation project began tion Management Technology as a partnership between SCC’s (CMT) program are renovating CMT program and the Sandy the historic Satterfield House in Level Community Council in the Sandy Level community of December 2010. John Young, an Mount Airy. instructor for the CMT program, Constructed during the late said the project serves a com- 1800s, the house recently attract- munity need and gives students a ed attention from historians and valuable, hands-on learning expe- preservationists across the state rience in their field of study. who visited the property during “It is rare for our students to Preservation North Carolina’s an- have the opportunity to work on nual conference held in Mount an historical structure such as Airy last month. this,” said Young. “Students need The work of the construction to evaluate every board, stud, management students will ensure joist and header to justify whether that the Satterfield House is pre- or not the house’s framework will served for future generations to be secure. Students then apply use as a community center. Stu- their construction knowledge by replacing needed sections of each dents began work last year and are SCC/submitted photo now in the process of renovating part of the house to ensure that the The Satterfield House in the Sandy Level community is being renovated by the Surry Community the stairwell and all of the floor joists on the home’s second story. See HOUSE, page 2 College Construction Management Technology program as it transforms into a community center. Casino Royale City OKs its part of Veterans Memorial Park sewer project Tom Joyce Staff Reporter

A sewer project is not something that tends to evoke joy, but the finalizing of plans for a long-awaited extension to Veterans Memorial Park here has “tickled” a park representative. The Mount Airy Board of Commissioners approved a city government commitment to design and install a sewer line to the facility in a unanimous vote Thursday night. Documents show the anticipated cost of the gravity sewer line is $97,200, with the municipality agreeing to pro- vide 40 percent of the expense and manage the project. The county government is supplying 60 percent of the funding. The park leadership had sought the project for a long time without success to serve a facility that hosts large annual events such as the Surry County Agricultural Fair and Mount Airy Fiddlers Convention. An old septic system now serves the park on West Leba- non Street, the holding tanks for which must be pumped out several times a week when such activities are held. Local veterans have managed the park for about 70 years and say the absence of a suitable sewer system is preventing opera- tions there from expanding. Veteran Rawley King, a Mount Airy resident who is the past president of the park’s governing board, said Friday Morgan Wall/The News that he has personally been involved in the effort to bring (Above) Brandt Scholtz the project to fruition for nearly a year. and Matt Edwards try He credited the cooperation of city and county officials, their luck at the craps including Mayor Deborah Cochran and Surry commissioners Chairman Paul Johnson and their respective boards, for table during Friday making that happen. night’s Casino Royale “I feel good that it went the way it did,” King said. “Ev- event to benefit the erybody worked together and I’m tickled that they’re all on the same page.” Mount Airy Museum of He explained that Surry’s involvement in the partnership Regional History. (Left) stems from the park property being in the county for many Attendees of Casino years, with nothing done about the sewer need. Though the Royale at Cross Creek facility is now in the city limits, county officials were re- ceptive to participating in the project. Country Club try their “They felt like they had a responsibility to do that for the luck at blackjack, Texas veterans,” King said. hold ‘em, roulette and The project will include tying the park in to an existing municipal sewer outfall line through the extension of a 12- craps, all to benefit the inch line of about 700 feet. Mount Airy Museum of Plans call for the project to be designed and permitted to Regional History. the appropriate state agencies over the fall and winter, with See PARK, page 3 North Surry 2011 Homecoming Queen Shoals receives AED through community support Morgan Wall lissa White was very in- needed to give back,” he Staff Reporter strumental in spearheading said. the fundraising campaign. Marie Needham, presi- PINNACLE — Shoals Once we got the word out dent of the Pilot Mountain Elementary School is now it kind of snow-balled from Woman’s Club, also said just the second elementary there. We were very fortu- this particular project is one school in the county to have nate to get an AED machine the club did not hesitate to an automated external defi- and have it on our campus.” jump on board with. brillator on campus. Several community or- “We were contacted by Because of the school’s ganizations responded to Melissa and asked if it was relative isolation, Principal the call to help out and con- possible if we could con- Tracey Lewis said she was tributed toward the fund to tribute to this,” said Need- concerned about the re- purchase the device. Jeff ham. “Anytime we can and sponse time for emergency Seaford with Hugh Cha- we have the funds avail- workers if something were tham Memorial Hospital able, we try to send it back to happen at the school. She represented an effort from out into the community.” got in contact with Melissa the hospital’s team for em- The Shoals Ruritan White, liaison for the Surry ployee satisfaction. The Club also decided to help County Schools Education team, according to Seaford, purchase the AED for the Foundation, to help raise tries to do outreach to the school. money so the school could community and the request “We voted to donate have one. from Shoals fit the criteria. Jeff Linville/The News “I thought it would be “With the school be- See SHOALS, page 3 Sarah Grace McHone, left, is crowned North Surry’s 2011 homecoming queen. helpful if we had an AED on ing remote to some extent, Isabella Gillespie is her maid of honor. campus,” said Lewis. “Me- we very much felt like we A2

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SCC/submitted photo Surry Community College Construction Management Technology students are renovating the historic Satterfield House as a class project. People in town for the Preservation North Carolina annual conference last month visited the house. extra challenge as students admire that John is interest- are making a point to be ed in this kind of work. He HOUSE: mindful its “historical char- understands sustainability, acter” while still making re-use, energy efficiency, Continued from page 1 sure it is safe for the com- things that, going forward, munity to use. everyone needs to be aware house is structurally sound By having students work of.” and will be safe for future on existing structures, espe- SCC offers an associ- occupants.” cially one as old as the Sat- ate degree in construction “One thing I think is re- terfield House, as opposed management technology. ally special is they are using to focusing solely on new The curriculum is designed our students to benefit the construction, Young is pro- to prepare students for jobs community. This project viding them with skills that in the construction manage- will continue to be a source will be valuable in the comment field, including project of pride for our students and ing years. manager, superintendent, will be publishing our annual tribute for the Sandy Level com- “This project allows us estimator, and foreman. for local veterans in the munity and something that to train a generation of car- Students gain proficiency they can continue to use penters in working on older in specific construction-re- Friday, November 11 edition. in the years to come,” said structures. The value here is lated skills, including plan- Marion Venable, public in- the training of a new gener- ning, safety, scheduling, To have your veteran included formation officer for SCC. ation of carpenters who can cost control, productivity, The historical nature of work on existing houses human relations, estimating the home is providing an that are going to continue to and building codes. bring a picture by the office at age,” said Venable. “I really 319 N. Renfro Street and fill out the form. Deadline Tuesday, November 1 at 5 pm. R.J. Reynolds plant workers vote against union rep W I NST ON- SA L E M biggest U.S. cigarette com- Tommy L. Hickman, se- (AP) — A majority of pro- pany and makes Camel and nior vice president of opera- duction and maintenance Pall Mall brand products. workers for R.J. Reynolds The Winston-Salem, tions, said in a news release Tobacco Co. have voted N.C., company said the pre- that the vote ensures that against union representa- liminary vote count stands the company will retain its tion, the company said Fri- at 686 against union repre- advantage against competi- day. sentation and 556 for col- The subsidiary of Reyn- lective bargaining represen- tors because it allows R.J. olds American Inc. said tation. Reynolds to quickly address that a preliminary count of About 1,320 employees opportunities and challeng- ballots cast show workers at the company’s Tobac- es. chose not to be represented coville and Whitaker Park by the International Asso- cigarette manufacturing Plant workers at other ciation of Machinists and facilities in North Carolina tobacco companies like Aerospace Workers and the were eligible to vote. Philip Morris USA, Loril- www.mtairynews.com Bakery, Confectionery, To- The National Labor Re- lard Tobacco Co., and Com- bacco Workers and Grain lations Board is expected Millers International Union. to certify the vote in about monwealth Brands Inc. have

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www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Saturday, October 22, 2011 3 SHOALS Obituaries Continued from page 1 ANDERSON friends Sunday from 1 ARARAT, Va. — to 2:30 p.m. at Moody Mr. Luther Charles An- Funeral Home in Mount toward the acquisition of derson, 78, of Ararat, Airy. Flowers will be the AED. The function of passed away Thursday accepted, or memorial the Shoals Ruritans is we night, Oct. 20, 2011, contributions may be have we have fundrais- at Wake Forest Bap- made to Unity Presbyte- ers and are 99 percent de- tist Medical Center in rian Church, c/o Linda voted to giving back to Winston-Salem. Mr. Mitchell, 57 Dan Valley the community,” said Bob Anderson was born July Farm Road, Claudville, Hodge. “The concept of 20, 1933, in Patrick VA 24076. Online con- the Ruritans is to give to County, the only child dolences may be made the community without the born to the late William at www.moodyfuner- expectation of anything in and Mollie Epperson alservices.com. return. This is obviously a Anderson. He retired life-saver.” from Spencer’s Inc. and Double Creek Church of attended Unity Presby- AREA Christ also made a contri- terian Church in Ararat. bution toward the purchase He is survived by a host ANDERSON, Mr. of the device. of cousins. A graveside Luther Charles, 78, of The AED will not only Morgan Wall/The News service will be held Ararat, Va. serve the school but the rest Shoals Elementary School shows off its new automated external defibrillator pur- Sunday, Oct. 23, 2011, of the community as well. chased with help from several community organizations. at 3 p.m. at Unity Pres- WATSON, Mrs. Ja- The community often turns byterian Church Cem- net Elizabeth Jurney, out for events at the school etery, with the Rev. 67, of Pinnacle, widow and other community or- “We have people of all Having partnerships with with the purchase coming ages coming into the school the community is part of because a student at the Kelly Giese officiating. of Bobby Lee Watson. ganizations use the school The family will receive facility to host events. With regularly so it’s good to our school improvement school had a heart condition the constant influx of peo- know it’s available,” she plan.” that required it. ple, Lewis sees the device said. “It’s partnerships with Westfield Elementary Contact Morgan Wall at helping the entire commu- groups like those that have School was the first in the [email protected] or nity. donated that are key for us. county to receive an AED 719-1929. SMURFS (PG) by Bettsee Mac Showtimes: Fri. 7pm & 9pm Sun. 4pm & 7pm • Mon. & Wed. 7pm 719-6853 All seats: $5 Phone (336) 786-2222 [email protected]

• A larceny was discovered Thursday to appear in Surry District Court in late • A theft was reported at the resi- at the Head Start center on Jones School November. dence of Troy McClendon Johnson on Road, according to Mount Airy Police • Two separate thefts occurred Tues- Factory Street on Oct. 16, involving 12 Department reports. The crime involved day at the Super C convenience store feet of copper tubing being cut from an money and a Wachovia debit card on East Pine Street involving the same oil tank and the removal of license plate owned by employee Kari Elizabeth Jes- suspect, driving a burgundy Mercury, MPY9729 from a 1988 Ford Ranger sup of Lady Bug Lane being stolen from taking three containers of Johnny Boot- pickup. a locked filing cabinet at the center. legger Peach Shot without paying. • Damage to property was discov- • Dana Kay McDowell, 47, of 406 • Jennifer Marie Johnson, 25, of 315 ered last Saturday at Garson McMillian Marshall St., was cited for larceny Charlie Norman Road, was cited for Real Estate and Auction Co. on North Wednesday after she was encountered larceny Monday after allegedly steal- Main Street, where four glass windows at Price and South streets pushing a ing cosmetic items valued at $19 from had been shot with a pellet gun, causing Roses shopping cart she did not have Lowes Foods, which subsequently were damage estimated at $1,200. The victim the store’s permission to take, police recovered. Johnson is to be in Surry Dis- of the crime is Jarrett Lang Combs of records show. McDowell is scheduled trict Court on Nov. 9. Cana, Va. We have more to City Engineer Mitch Wil- In other business Thurs- erations of the city’s liquor liams. day night, the city com- store on Starlite Road. PARK: “This is just an ex- missioners reappointed Dr. Contact Tom Joyce ample of government do- Hugh Sutphin to the Mount at 719-1924 or tjoyce@ Continued from page 1 ing what it says it will Airy ABC Board. His pres- mtairynews.com. do,” Mayor Cochran said ent term is expiring this bids to be solicited from at a Mount Airy com- month and Sutphin agreed LOCAL contractors in late winter or missioners meeting last to serve another three-year early spring. month when a resolution term to end in October Hancock & Moore News Sports Ads That schedule ensures of agreement was unani- 2014. Leather Sofa the work will be complete mously approved to show “He has done a won- The Mount Airy News in late spring or early sum- the city’s commitment to derful job,” Cochran said WEBB INTERIORS the effort. of Sutphin’s service with 119 W. Lebanon Street mer, in time for the next fid- 786-8745 dlers convention, according ABC Appointment a group that oversees op- A4

4 Saturday, October 22, 2011 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com SURRY COUNTY’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER -ESTABLISHED IN 1880- “Were it left to me to decide Gary Lawrence, publisher whether we should have a gov- [email protected] ernment without newspapers, or newspapers without a govern- The Mount Airy News John Peters, editor ment, I should not hesitate a mo- [email protected] ment to prefer the latter.” Printed on recycled www.mtairynews.com/opinion newspaper Wendy Byerly Wood, associate editor — Thomas Jefferson [email protected] 319 N. Renfro St. Phone: (336) 786-4141 Mount Airy, NC 27030-3838 Opinion Fax: (336) 789-2816 Editorial Festival should be more than sell, sell, sell To Carolina Carports for An unusual sight caught festival has basi- ties for the next just the Orange Bowl that the company’s recent cus- my attention on Friday, Oct. cally become a event in 1976. college teams compete in, tomer appreciation day. The 14, as I strolled into the street version of It was being but the FedEx Orange Bowl, event was almost carnival- newsroom on the way back the Home Shop- viewed as a spe- and more recently, the Dis- like, with activities and from lunch. ping Network, cial occasion, the cover Orange Bowl, the food, as well as NASCAR While rounding a row of or at least a Me- 10th anniversary latest example of a naming- icons Richard Petty and Ju- desks headed to my office, dieval market- of the Autumn rights bonanza that’s con- nior Johnson on hand sign- an image appeared in the cor- place. Leaves Festival. sumed amateur as well as ing autographs. ner of my eye which at first Then I re- S i m m o n s professional sports. Carolina Carports how- seemed to be Matt Swanson called that once mentioned such The October NASCAR ever, made more of this day sitting at his work space upon a time, the activities as mo- race at Martinsville, Va., than a simple customer ap- eating a huge chocolate ice Autumn Leaves lasses-making, was once known as the Old preciation gathering. The but several weeks ago we cream cone. Festival — blacksmithing, Dominion 500. Now it’s the event was free for anyone, challenged the community I immediately stopped in which began in plowing contests Tums Fast Relief 500. provided they bring some to step up and meet a grow- my tracks, making the skid- 1967 — wasn’t and coon-hunting This commercialism also sort of canned food dona- ing need with local food ding noise cartoon charac- so commercial- demonstrations has invaded the airwaves. tion. Through the efforts banks running empty, and ters do when they come to ized. Of course, as possibilities You can’t watch hardly of Carolina Carport and Carolina Carport certainly a screeching halt. A closer the money-mak- Tom Joyce for the upcoming anything on television now those helping the company did that. This donation look revealed that Matt, who ing aspect has year. without having to sit through with the day, nearly 6,000 will allow the food pantry is our director of new me- always been an I also recall a seemingly endless stream pounds of food was collect- to meet many of its needs dia programs, was actually important part of the annual that as time passed, the Au- of commercials every 10 ed, and more than $20,000, through the winter months. not enjoying ice cream but event, and certainly numer- tumn Leaves Festival includ- minutes or so, and it’s even all for the Foothills Food For meeting this dire a big old turkey leg he had ous clubs and non-profit ed a moonshine still display, worse at 3 a.m. During that Pantry. need in such an overwhelm- just bought at the Autumn groups depend on proceeds tobacco-spitting contests time period you’ll find noth- We do not mean to over- ing manner, we give a BIG Leaves Festival uptown. from the festival to fund and a petting zoo with farm ing but infomercials focus- look the donations of any Thumbs Up to Carolina Now, when it comes to their many worthy activities animals — which are no lon- ing on everything from the organization or company, Carport. food, I’m a real connoisseur throughout the year. ger there. However, perhaps latest weight-loss gimmicks of sorts, and though I’d al- I get all that. the most-glaring absence is to how to get rich in the real ready had lunch, that big old The same is true of the that of the festival wagon estate market. turkey leg looked mighty Greater Mount Airy Cham- train parade that was eagerly Then there are about three good. Naturally, I asked Matt ber of Commerce, the Au- looked forward to each year stations on my cable package where he got it and the price, tumn Leaves sponsor, whose to kick off the activities. which offer home shopping being astounded to learn that extremely meaningful work This year, about the only on a 24/7 basis. the severed limb of some also is supported by festival- things boasting a down- When it comes to the once-proud bird had cost him related dollars. home flavor (not $8 turkey Autumn Leaves Festival, I Letters and com- a cool $8. But somewhere along the legs, mind you) was apple realize that commercialism Suddenly, that big, juicy way, the event has lost an butter-making by my good has to be involved, but must turkey leg lost some of its important element that was a buddy and former football it be so relentlessly blatant? ments to The News appeal, especially when I basis for its founding in the teammate Gurney Royall and I also don’t think it would The Mount Airy News welcomes input from readers, whether did the math and reasoned first place: serving as a show- his bunch from Meadows of kill anyone if the event were they are letters to the editors or online comments to our stories, that a person could buy an case for mountain traditions Dan, Va., and old-time mu- returned to its roots a little editorials, photographs and personal columns. Letters to the entire 14-pound turkey for and culture. sic. Even the latter wasn’t the more by blending in some editor should include a name, address and a telephone number about $23. That includes On Friday, I took a trip same because Benton Flip- Blue Ridge Mountain tradi- we can call to confirm the letter’s authenticity. Telephone more than one leg, thank you back in time which involved pen, who usually could be tions. numbers are not published. Mail letters by e-mail to jpeters@ very much, and a whole lot researching copies of The found playing his fiddle in I accept the notion that as mtairynews.com or by mail to Editor John Peters, The Mount of other meat besides. Mount Airy News from Octo- impromptu street concerts, a newspaperman in a small Airy News, 319 N. Renfro St., Mount Airy, N.C. 27030-3838. That stark realization be- ber 1975. Don’t ask me why had died in June. town, I’m expected to be a Letters can also be hand delivered to our office at 319 Ren- came starker as I learned of I picked 1975; it was just a I certainly don’t want to cheerleader to a certain ex- fro St, Mount Airy, N.C. We also encourage readers to use our other prices being charged random gesture. I read how criticize all the fine people at tent for the events going on Web site, www.mtairynews.com. Readers can utilize our online by community organizations the festival that year was to the Chamber of Commerce, in our community. And there “Letters to the Editor” link on our front page, post online com- and civic clubs for various include “a wide variety of whom I dearly love and is no questioning the fact that ments to a story or editorial, or to read and respond to online foods at the Autumn Leaves exhibits, demonstrations and are an absolute pleasure to the Autumn Leaves Festival commentary about local news in our community. Festival. This only intensi- entertainment.” work with as we cover news provides a great boost to our fied as I rode around town Among the “exhibits events involving the organi- overall tourism efforts which and saw just about every of old” featured that year zation’s activities. They are is much-needed in a down available lot had a sign ad- was goose racing, courtesy simply part of a much-larger economy. vertising parking spaces for of a South Carolina group picture in which everything Yet I also see myself as $5. dressed in Colonial cos- in America nowadays seems that little kid from a famous Then while walking tumes. There was also a to be bought and sold. story who looks at the naked through the festival area it- horseshoe-pitching contest Just about all we see and emperor and is the only one self, it seemed everything and quilting demonstrations. do anymore has a price tag to remark about his glaring Write your representatives under the sun was for sale — Dr. Dale Simmons, who or corporate brand attached. lack of clothing. all kinds of food (yes, includ- had devised the idea of the You can’t watch a Caro- Tom Joyce is a reporter Dobson Commissioners ing funnel cake) as well as festival in the 1960s, was lina Panthers football game for The Mount Airy News. Mayor Ricky K. Draughn, P.O. Box 1021, Dobson, NC numerous items offered by quoted in one article about without being reminded that He can be reached at 719- 27017, 356-8201 (business), 356-4462 (home) arts and crafts vendors. The how he was looking forward it’s being played in Bank of 1924 or tjoyce@mtairynews. Lana Brendle, 223 Windsor Park Drive, P.O. Box 796, impression I got was that the to adding more such activi- America Stadium. It’s not com. 356-9091 (business), 356-8508 (home) John D. Lawson, 423 S. Main St., 356-8555 Autumn reading suggestions from North Carolina Bookwatch Gerri Martíne, 607 Blessing Drive, 386-4178 (home) Wayne Atkins, P.O. Box 351, 356-8962 It is reading time again. certainly be at or to shop for foods hard for his relationship Todd Dockery, 106 Saddle Brook Drive, Dobson, 27017, So, courtesy of UNC- near the top of in season. Us- with his black friend to con- 356-2233 TV’s North Carolina Book- The New York ing the same di- tinue. Edgerton explores Mount Airy Commissioners watch, I have some autumn Times list by rect instructions some of the same themes reading (and early Christ- the end of Oc- she guides them that the novel and recent Mayor Deborah Cochran, P.O. Box 70, 710-0485 mas gift) suggestions for tober. Nicholas in the simple movie “The Help” brought Steve Yokeley, 132 Greystone Lane, 710-0472; syoke- your consideration. Sparks’s “The steps of prepar- to a wider audience. (Nov. [email protected] Charles Frazier’s new Best of Me” is ing those foods. 18 and 20) William Todd Harris, 403 W. Pine St., 719-0686 book “Nightwoods” will be the kind of love (Nov. 4 and 6) Thanks to an author who Dean Brown, 380 Folly Farms Road, 789-1979 (home) on this Sunday’s New York story Sparks Jane Bor- lives in Chapel Hill we can Times best seller list for knows how to den’s “I Totally read an up-to-date 007 mys- Jon Cawley, 508 Country Club Road, 786-7657 the second week in a row. tell so well. Set Meant to Do tery featuring a James Bond Teresa D. Lewis, 538 Montclaire Drive, 371-0344 “Nightwoods” may not be in Oriental, a That” is a hu- revised for modern times. Pilot Mountain Commissioners the same kind of blockbust- small town and morous memoir The author is Jeffrey Deav- Mayor Earl Sheppard, 817 Sunset Drive, 368-4958 er that his “Cold Mountain” sailing center of a young col- er, already a very popular became, but it is off to a sol- on the Pamlico lege graduate and best selling author of a Carolyn S. Boyles, 135 Lynchburg Road, 368-2556 id start sales wise. “Night- Sound, two high from Greens- host of thriller novels. The Sam Rule, 122 Northview Drive, 710-5504 woods” is set in Frazier’s school lovers D.G. Martin boro making estate of Ian Fleming, the Linda Needham, 508 W. Main St., 368-5908 beloved North Carolina come back to her way in a less original author of the James Andrew French, 604 W. Main St., 368-9003 mountains. With engaging their hometown than friendly but Bond series, commissioned Surry County Commissioners characters and a story line twenty years Syndicated highly addic- Deaver to write the new of suspense and surprise, after their last tive New York book, “Carte Blanche.” It is Chairman Paul M. Johnson, Pilot Mountain, 351-5526 this short book could be- parting. As usu- Columnist City. This book set in current times. Do not (home); [email protected] come a favorite. Because al, Sparks makes should be re- worry about James Bond’s Vice Chairman R.F. “Buck” Golding, Lowgap, 352- it is compact it opens the the romantic quired reading age. Today, the original 3200 (home); 919-667-5715 (cell); [email protected]. doors for a wider audience sparks fly. (Oct. 28 and 30) for every young North Car- Bond would be about 90 nc.us to become acquainted with Andrea Reusing recently olinian considering a move years old, but Deaver’s Frazier’s magnificent gifts. won a James Beard award to the Big Apple and for the Bond was born in 1979 and Jimmy W. Miller, Mt. Airy, 786-6829 (home) I am betting that many for her complex cooking North Carolina parents of served in Afghanistan. He Eddie Harris, State Road, 366-7233 (cell); harrise@ people who did not finish skills. She owns the ac- any child now living there. reminds us of the original co.surry.nc.us “Cold Mountain” or “Thir- claimed Chapel Hill res- (Nov. 11 and 13) Bond, but he is a brand new Garry Scearce, Mt. Airy, 401-1345 (cell); 789-6405 teen Moons” will, through taurant, Lantern, where her U N C - Wi l m i n g t o n ’s model. 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www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Saturday, October 22, 2011 5 Market Report For breaking news, local Dow Jones s Up 267.01 business stories and stock S&P 500 s Up 22.86 information, go to: www.mtairynews.com NASDAQ s Up 38.84 Business Obama signs 3 trade deals, biggest since NAFTA WASHINGTON (AP) to go after trade liberaliza- tion. This time Republicans Juan Manuel Santos of negotiate trade deals that iffs on China if it continues — President Barack Obama tion in manageable pieces.” were his eager partners, Colombia and President Congress can either ac- to keep its currency under- signed off Friday on the Republicans accuse the urging him to move even Ricardo Martinelli of Pan- cept or reject, but cannot valued as a way to make its first three — and possibly administration of moving faster to complete the long- ama to congratulate each of amend. That authority ex- exports cheaper. last — free trade agree- too slowly to find new free delayed trade deals and them. The White House in a pired in 2007 and Obama, Lori Wallach, director ments of his administra- trade partners, resulting in move on to new ones. statement said the president tied to Democrats and labor of Public Citizen’s Global tion, deals with South Ko- U.S. exporters losing out to Obama also signed leg- stressed the importance of groups who oppose further Trade Watch, a group that rea, Colombia, and Panama foreign rivals. The admin- islation extending a pro- meeting obligations of the free trade agreements, has has strongly opposed past that could be worth billions istration says it is promot- gram, a Democratic favor- agreements and of Colom- not pushed for its restora- trade agreements, said to American exporters and ing free trade, but wants to ite, to help workers hurt bia advancing labor rights. tion. Obama may have to get create tens of thousands of assure that the other side is by foreign trade. Yet the The U.S. Trade Rep- Last month Senate Re- tougher on China if he is jobs. playing by the rules, that quiet signing ceremony resentative Office is now publicans tried to revive to defend Ohio and other The three deals were basic worker and environ- and a low-key reception in shifting its attention to TPA, but the measure was states where workers hit by years in the making, and mental rights are observed, the Rose Garden for those the Trans-Pacific Partner- defeated on a largely party- foreign trade don’t agree the difficulty of bringing and that deals promote U.S. who might benefit from the ship, an economic alliance line vote. Democrats ar- with his promotion of free them to fruition make it un- job growth. agreements reflected the that would link the United gued that the TPA law has trade. likely there will be another “From day one,” U.S. unpopularity of free trade States with Brunei, Malay- to first be rewritten to re- She said Obama has al- bilateral trade agreement Trade Representative Ron pacts among Obama’s core sia, New Zealand, Vietnam flect changes in such areas ready lost ground among during Obama’s current Kirk told The Associated labor supporters — and the and four countries that are as digital services and the Democrats, noting that term. Press, the guiding prin- uncertainty of his future already free trade partners environment. a greater percentage of Obama signed them ciple has been not just to trade policy. — Australia, Chile, Peru Kirk also emphasized House Democrats, 71.4 with none of the ceremo- complete the three trade Supporters say the three and Singapore. Going be- the importance of getting percent, voted against nial fanfare that normally agreements but “to develop deals are a winning proposi- yond cutting tariffs, the other countries to abide by Obama on the trade deals accompanies such tri- a new paradigm for trade, tion for American business- alliance would tackle such existing trade rules. “En- than on any other legisla- umphs. Republicans, while and rebuild and restore men and farmers who now areas as financial services, forcement has been para- tion since he took office. supportive of the deals, America’s confidence in face high tariffs in those intellectual property rights, mount to the work we have Among other prickly done on market access,” continue to find fault with our trading policy.” three countries, while those government procurement, subjects in the coming year, investment and conserva- he said, adding that “if we Obama’s trade policies. He added that the ad- countries can ship goods to Russia is close to being ac- the United States with few tion. could get China to a better And nearly three-fourths ministration was on track cepted into the World Trade of reaching Obama’s goal, or no duties. The deal with Kirk said negotiators place where they were re- of House Democrats voted Organization, but U.S. against the trade measures. set early last year, of dou- Korea could boost exports had been “making really ally opening up their mar- The agreements will bling U.S. exports over a by $10 billion, erasing the good progress” and they kets,” it would be a major businesses wouldn’t benefit bring to 20 those coun- five-year period. current trade gap. Exports hoped to have the broad windfall to U.S. exporters. from lower Russian tariffs tries that have free trade Trade officials, in justi- could go up another $1 bil- outline of an agreement Mitt Romney, currently unless Congress repeals the relations with the United fying their approach, point lion a year to Colombia, when leaders meet in Ho- viewed as the strongest Cold War Jackson-Vanik States. to the 83 Senate votes for one of the U.S.’s strongest nolulu next month for the contender for the GOP pres- law that barred normal Trade won’t go away as the South Korean deal, allies in Latin America. annual Asia-Pacific Eco- idential nomination, said in trade relations with the So- an issue, as the adminis- which was renegotiated by The three deals were ini- nomic Cooperation forum. a trade policy speech this viet Union because of its tration pushes ahead with Obama to expand access tially signed in the George “TPP is the one game in month that he would work policies on Jewish emigra- a major Pacific rim trade for U.S. vehicles in Korea. W. Bush administration town and there is going to to reestablish TPA and pro- tion. And the U.S. still has pact, Congress and the That was the highest total but were slowed down as be a lot of focus on that,” mote more free trade agree- to make sure that South White House scuffle over ever for a free trade vote. the Obama White House said John Murphy, vice ments. He also singled out Korea, Colombia and Pan- China, and Republicans The accord with South renegotiated changes and president for international China, saying that as presi- ama are ready to carry out take aim at Obama’s poli- Korea, America’s seventh- haggled with Republicans affairs at the U.S. Chamber dent he would take punitive their trade agreement com- cies during the presidential largest trading partner, over the worker aid pro- of Commerce. actions if China continues mitments, a process that campaign. is estimated to support gram. Democratic opposi- But in a world filled to unfairly subsidize its could take months. But, “I don’t see this 70,000 jobs, and the sign- tion was strongest against with acronyms, TPP would domestic products and ma- But the Chamber’s Mur- administration coming up ing capped a singular mo- the Colombia deal because have a tough time getting nipulate its currency. phy said they are for now with new free trade agreement of triumph for a presi- of that country’s record of congressional approval The Obama administra- putting aside their frustra- ments,” said National For- dent who over the past year violence against labor lead- without TPA. Trade promotion was cool to legislation tions over trade. “This isn’t eign Trade Council presi- has seen his jobs agenda ers. tion authority, also known passed by the Senate last the moment for that. This dent Bill Reinsch. “For the blocked on every front by After the signing, as fast track, gives the month that would make it is a week for sunny opti- next six months we ought unified Republican opposi- Obama called President president the authority to easier to impose higher tar- mism.” Senate votes to end millionaire farm subsidies WASHINGTON (AP) when prices drop or crops der the most recent limits, to the supercommittee. of the House and Senate ag- rural state, said he doesn’t — Unable to agree on are damaged. some individuals making But only 15 senators riculture committees may think farmers’ “safety net” whether millionaires should As lawmakers prepare more than $1.2 million in obliged — most of them write the next farm bill be- be taxed more, Democrats for a new five-year farm adjusted gross income can either on the Agriculture hind closed doors and tuck can be thrown away com- and Republicans are in rare bill in 2012, leaders of the still qualify for the direct Committee or from the it into the supercommittee’s pletely, “but we can limit its accord on one issue: Grow- House and Senate Agricul- subsidies. South or Midwest where efforts, essentially keeping impact so we aren’t overly ers with million-dollar in- ture committees are looking Coburn said continued cotton, rice and wheat the public out of the pro- comes shouldn’t reap farm at getting rid of direct pay- support for the subsidies farmers rely on the direct cess. supporting those who are subsidies. ments altogether, shifting from some Democrats who payments. Coburn, himself from a doing just fine.” In an emphatic vote ear- some of the aid to insurance want to raise taxes on the Voting against the $1 ly Friday, 84 senators voted programs that cover falling rich represents the “height million income qualifica- to discontinue certain farm prices and revenue drops. of hypocrisy.” tion cap in addition to Sta- subsidies for people who Republicans and Demo- “Before raising taxes on benow and Roberts were: make more than a million crats on the Agriculture the rich Congress should Sens. Max Baucus, D- Stock Market dollars in adjusted gross in- panels have already jointly first stop spending mon- Mont.; Saxby Chambliss, come. The practical impact proposed cutting $23 bil- ey on the rich,” he said. R-Ga.; Thad Cochran, of the vote may be marginal lion from farm programs “Sending direct payments R-Miss.; Patrick Leahy, Review — current limits are about over 10 years — almost to farmers who make more D-Vt.; John Hoeven, R- $1.2 million at most — but half of the $50 billion that than $1 million a year is a N.D.; John Boozman, R- it represents a sea change in direct payments cost over de facto tax increase on Ark.; Lamar Alexander, R- NYSE Dow how the heavily rural Sen- that period. They sent the every middle- and low- Tenn.; Roy Blunt, R-Mo.; ate views farm support. In idea to the budget-cutting income family who doesn’t Jim Inhofe, R-Okla.; John- recent years, many votes to supercommittee, hoping to receive this special benefit ny Isakson, R-Ga., Jerry 7,431.10 11,808.79 limit subsidies have failed head off even greater cuts in from Washington.” Moran, R-Kan.; Roger in the Senate. next year’s farm bill. Some Just how many farmers Wicker, R-Miss.; and Mark “I do think sentiment has lawmakers have suggested with $1 million-plus in- Pryor, D-Ark. +157.20 +267.01 changed,” says former Sen. writing the entire farm bill comes get the subsidies is The vote was similar to Byron Dorgan of North as part of the supercommit- unclear. Coburn said 2,705 one earlier this year to re- Dakota, a Democrat who tee process. people with incomes ex- peal a tax subsidy for corn- pushed for years to lower The ag leaders have ceeding $2.5 million were based ethanol that until re- subsidy limits. “When they promised more details by getting them at one time. cently had enjoyed popular Amex Nasdaq are under this much pres- the end of October on how That was back in 2006, be- support in Congress. But sure to cut spending they they will achieve that num- fore the last farm bill im- those who have long lob- have to take an honest look ber, but eliminating direct posed stricter income limits bied to reduce farm subsi- 2,219.16 2,637.46 at what’s happening, and payments completely is a on those who can qualify dies say they will wait to you can’t justify direct pay- leading scenario. for the payments. see the final outcome before ments under these circum- The amendment voted Agriculture Commit- they will celebrate change. +54.88 +38.84 stances.” on Friday, offered by Re- tee Chairwoman Debbie Ken Cook of the Envi- Direct payments, the publican Sen. Tom Coburn Stabenow, D-Mich., and ronmental Working Group, type of subsidy targeted in of Oklahoma to a spending the top Republican on the an advocacy group that Friday’s vote, have long bill that includes Agricul- committee, Sen. Pat Rob- compiles data on farm sub- been criticized because ture Department programs, erts of Kansas, pleaded sidies and argues for their S&P they are paid regardless of would further reduce in- with senators to reject demise, said Congress is crop prices and yields, un- come-qualification limits Coburn’s amendment heading in the direction of like other more insurance- set in the last farm bill more while they work out the reform. But he said he also 1,238.25 like programs that kick in than three years ago. Un- details of their proposal fears that senior members +22.86

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6 Saturday, October 22, 2011 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News Sports news or scores? Section Phone: 719-1920, 719-1921 E-mail: mtasports@ mtairynews.com B Fax: 789-2816 Sports Saturday, October 22, 2011 Sauras clamp down, upset Bears 28-17 Jeff Linville a 21-yard pass from Austin Staff Reporter Taylor to Ty Simmons to tie the game at 7-all with 2:05 WALNUT COVE — left in the first. South Stokes shut down In the second quarter, Mount Airy’s offense in the the Bears took the lead 10-7 second half on the way to a on a field goal from Dylan 28-17 upset Friday. Wright with 8:39 left in the Mount Airy’s running half. game led the visitors to a Martin broke loose for 17-14 halftime lead, but another long run, scamper- the Sauras put the clamps ing 31 yards with 5:43 left on the Bears while scoring for a 14-10 lead change. twice themselves for a deci- The seesaw game would sive lead. swing back to the Bears just Asked about changes before the half. Mount Airy South Stokes made at the got down to the 1-yard line Jeff Linville/The News half, Coach Kelly Holder and punched it in with pow- North Surry’s Jason King fakes out two defenders on a 50-yard gallop in the first half. He finished with 133 said, “I don’t know if it’s er back Zaqwan Dobson for yards rushing. so much adjustments they a 17-14 lead. made. We missed some big Just seven seconds be- things up front.” fore the end of the third From the start of the sec- quarter, Martin scored for ond half until the 6:04 mark the third time from 4 yards Hounds gallop to win with 28 out. That gave the lead back of the fourth quarter, the Bears had only 13 yards of to the Sauras at 21-17. total offense, and the Sauras After going 11 quar- had two touchdowns to take ters without a turnover, the a 28-17 lead. Bears would have a fumble straight points against Cards and two interceptions in “We just didn’t make any Jeff Linville the left sideline called back plays in the second half,” the second half, stifling any scoring opportunities. Staff Reporter because of a block in the said Holder. “They played back. The drive stalled, and well offensively.” After one of those turn- overs, the Sauras would East Surry jumped out the Cards punted. Sophomore Jacquan After the Cards punted Martin, 5-foot-11 and 185 capitalize with another to a two-touchdown lead, Martin run. He scored from but North Surry ran off 28 the ball back to the Hounds, lbs., scored four touch- King had a 50-yard run on downs for the home team. 2 yards out for the final 28- straight points for a home- 17 score. coming win Friday. a screen pass called back, He finished with 26 carries forcing another punt. for 192 yards. As a team, The Bears finished with The Cardinals scored 35 rushes for 142 yards, led twice in the first half, but Neither team could the Sauras had 222 rushing move, and the two swapped yards and only five passing by Simmons with 17 carries the Greyhounds roared for 71 yards. Taylor com- back with two scores in the punts before North found yards. itself pinned inside its own “We had a very difficult pleted 9/19 passes for 120 last 100 seconds of the half. yards, but had two picks. After swapping punts, five on a great punt by time of tackling #9,” said Dustin Holder. Holder. “We didn’t make Mount Airy posted 262 the Cards started at their yards overall, but most of 46-yard line. They picked The Hounds kicked out enough plays on offense to of their own end zone and make up for it.” that in the first half. up two first downs on the Jeff Linville/The News After the game, senior ground, and completed an only got the ball to the 24- South Stokes drew first yard line. East Surry’s Dustin Holder catches a touchdown pass blood as Martin scored on co-captain Ty Simmons 18-yard pass from Mason said of the loss, “We’re go- Edwards to Austin Johnson. One play later, Edwards in the first half to give the Cards a 13-0 lead as North a 26-yard run up the middle hit Holder deep down the in the first quarter. With ing to be focused and try to Getting a first-and-goal, Surry’s Klay Newsome defends. win out.” The Bears con- Edwards used a sneak on right side for a 19-yard a kick, the Sauras led 7-0 touchdown with 3:46 left in with 7:08 in the quarter. clude the regular season at fourth and a foot to score. cross bar and bounced back, kicked into gear. King had East Surry next week, then East led 7-0 at 4:13. the half. which would come back to a 28-yard run across mid- Mount Airy came right The extra-point try by back, moving down the will await word on playoff For the Hounds, Jason haunt the visitors. matchups. King had a long run down Trevor Simmons hit the The Hounds’ offense See HOUNDS, page 7 field and capping it off with Eagles dominate Vikings 76-45 Josh Armstrong quarter, Brown had a 53- Staff Reporter yard run, with Perez kicking. DANBURY — Sur- Hopkins caught a 48- ry Central blitzed North yard pass from Wood at Stokes Friday, dominating the game 76-45. 9:22. Once more, the two- During the first quarter, point conversion pass the Eagles scored the first failed. touchdown of the evening Brown achieved a 25- at 5:16. Wes Brown had a 24-yard run, followed by a yard run at 4:42. Perez successful kick by Orlando kicked. Perez. Less than 90 seconds The Vikings struck back later, the Vikings would an- at 2:05, courtesy of quarter- swer as Hopkins took a 20- back Garrett Wood. How- ever their kick failed. yard TD pass from Wood. With only 16 seconds to For the first time, their two- spare, Eagle Colby Cooke point pass succeeded. delivered a 5-yard run, with Central retaliated with a Perez kick. At the end of the first quarter, Central led the dependable Brown/Per- Jeff Linville/The News 14-6. ez combo at 1:47, thanks to Mount Airy’s Jordan Jackson hits a backhand in her second match Friday. The top seed in the regional North Stokes made the a 17-yard run. 1A playoffs won both of her matches. Play continues today. first score of the second At 9:12, Central’s Saul quarter. Wood had a 10- yard run at 10:32, followed Hernandez took a 13-yard by Weston Lawrence’s kick. run, followed by Perez’s Central’s Jared Dim- kick. Bears roll in regional tourney mette responded with a 62- Stokes returned at 8:30 ELKIN — All six Kessler topped Abbi yard TD run at 10:18. That with Dustin Smith getting stretched the lead back to Mount Airy tennis play- Wood, Thomas Jefferson 21-13. a 58-yard pass from Wood. ers are still alive in the Academy, 6-1, 6-2, and Viking Dillion Rogers The try for a two-point con- playoffs after winning then won over Madison came back with an 80-yard version failed. their matches Friday. Chappell, East Montgom- pass from Wood at 9:49. In- Eagle Kenyon Martin Singles players Jor- ery. stead of kicking, the team dan Jackson and Merry Delana Hinson and went for a two-point con- scored the game’s final touchdown, with a 10-yard Kessler won both of their Samantha Kellis, East version, but the pass failed, Montgomery, got the top making it 21-19. run. Perez kicked. matches as did doubles teams Davi Barbour/Hal- doubles seeding as they At four minutes, Brown Praising Brown and scored from 5 yards out, ey Thomas and Elizabeth won the regional tourna- with Perez kicking. Perez, Dimmette, Central Head Dinkins/Jade Hughes. ment last year. Mount a soccer player by trade, Coach Monty Southern also Elkin hosted the first Airy’s Dinkins/Hughes might have worn out his leg had positive words for his two rounds of 1A region- are on the same side of by the end of this one. team as a whole. al tournament Friday and the draw and would have At 2:27, Brown would “We had some really open play again today at to face them in a rematch score from 33 yards with of last year’s battle in the another extra point for a 35- explosive plays. But you 10 a.m. 19 lead don’t get those plays if the Jackson, who made it semifinals. Dinkins/Hughes beat North Stokes’ Matthew isn’t doing their job,” he to the state finals last year, Evan Moody/Hanna Bat- Hopkins caught a 12-yard explained. “Those guys was given the top seed in pass from Wood at 1:01. singles play with Kessler ten, Chatham Central, Giving their previous plan played a great game. They 6-0, 6-2. Then they beat rated third. Jeff Linville/The News another try, the two-point created some big holes for Jackson beat Alex Neumark/Tayloe, Elkin, Mount Airy’s Jade Hughes hammers a winner down conversion failed yet again. us.” in the second round. The score was 35-25. Moore, North Wilkes, the sideline in her doubles match with partner Eliz- “North Stokes can be a 6-1, 6-1 in the first round. Barbour/Thomas got Determined to continue the second seed and beat his team’s momentum, tough place to play,” South- Then she beat Sravya abeth Dinkins. The pair won both of their matches Brooke Strickland/Jessica Dimmette broke off another ern added. “I’m happy to Uppalapati, LNC, in the Friday. Cockman, Chatham Cen- long run, this time from 65 get a win.” second round, although tral. They also won their and Kaylee Brown won ferson. Teammate Jessica yards out with 49 seconds Next Friday, the Eagles second-round scores were left. But the run failed. second-round match to 6-1, 6-2 in their opening Rumple won 6-0, 6-0 over By halftime, Central had will try to make Southern not available at press advance. round match with Jordan/ Cayley Oldham, Chatham 41, compared to Stokes’ 25. happy again, when they time. Elkin’s Ashlyn Reece McCurry, Thomas Jef- Central for singles. At 10:35 in the third face South Stokes at home. A7

www.mtairynews.com The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. Saturday, October 22, 2011 7 “Like they have all sea- a career-high eight catches HOUNDS: son, the kids played hard,” for 81 yards. Local volleyball teams to said East Coach Dave Di- For North Surry, King Continued from page 6 amont. Rather than give finished with 133 yards on up, the Cards mounted a 24 carries. Ratcliff didn’t rally. have any success on the compete in regional playoffs field, then picked up two East moved the ball ground other than the 11- Staff Report kes. With a 10-16 record, Greyhounds and the Rams more first downs before down the field and scored yard TD; he had only 5 the Bears will take on the have split their two meet- quarterback Alex Ratcliff on a 3-yard pass to Austin yards in 12 other tries on Today, the best of the Blackhawks, 12-8. ings this season and played hit Chase Gough for a 10- Johnson from Edwards. the night. local volleyball teams will As for the 2A competi- in the Western Regional fi- yard gain to the 11-yard Because of the missed “I thought our defense tors, North Surry, 26-2, is nal last year. compete in the regional line. PAT earlier, the Cards did very well on him,” Di- playoffs. set to play against Jimmy Surry Central will take Draughn High, 13-7. The their 11-13 record to the From the 11, Ratcliff ran went for two but failed amont said of the quarter- Among the 1A squads, making the score 28-19 back. He gave the credit to East Surry will host East winner of that match will Tigers of Randleman High, himself for a touchdown Wilkes. The Surry Cards compete against the victor who have a 13-7 tally. with 1:06 left. The extra with 6:24 left. defensive coordinator Ran- carry a 17-7 record, com- of Starmount versus West The N.C. High School point was low and just bare- They got the ball back dy Marion for preparing the pared to the Wilkes Cards’ Stokes. Athletic Assn. schedule ly cleared the cross bar. and moved it to the goal the team. 10-14. That could potentially says all these games begin With less than 50 sec- line. Zach Koons punched it Ratcliff was more dan- Meanwhile, Mount Airy put two of the best teams in at noon. However, each onds left, East tried to ad- in from a yard out with 4:14 gerous through the air with will journey to Millers the state against each other school has the option of vance the ball, but a fumble left and a 28-26 margin. 173 yards and three touch- Creek, to face West Wil- in the second round. The starting at a different time. gave the ball to the Hounds “They came back and downs passing. Still he was at the East 40-yard line with never gave up,” said Di- 7/19 (37 percent) and threw 43.5 seconds left. amont. “We felt like we an interception, so the East On the next play, Rat- were a little disappointed coach saw some good things cliff found Pelfrey on a fade with our performance from his defense there, too. Detroit RB Best ruled out down the right side for a against North Stokes. To- Pelfrey caught two 40-yard TD catch with 35.6 night, we played as hard as passes for 73 yards and two seconds in the half and a we can play, as well as we TDs. Robertson had three 14-13 lead. can play.” receptions for 73 yards and for Sunday’s game After the homecoming Normally a strong run- one TD. Gough had two for ALLEN PARK, Mich. with him this morning,” Nate Burleson said. ning team, the Cards man- 27 yards. (AP) — Detroit running Schwartz said. “He was in activities of halftime, the Harrison’s agent, Mitch aged just 2.4 yards a carry Rather than focus on back Jahvid Best has been very good spirits, but after Frankel, did not return Hounds padded their lead (80 yards on 34 tries). In- the two missed point-after ruled out for Sunday’s game that, I don’t know if I want phone and email messages. with another score. Ratcliff stead, Edwards went 13 for plays, Diamont pointed out against Atlanta because of to talk too much.” Bob Kubiak, who coached found Jesse Robertson from 25 passing (52 percent) for the fumble just before half- a concussion, and the Li- Schwartz said earlier this Harrison in high school 6 yards out for a 21-13 lead ons also put running back week that Best began expe- in Kalamazoo, said his with 7:40 left in the third. 166 yards. time as a key play in the Jerome Harrison on the re- riencing “concussion-like thoughts are with his former On the first play of the “Mason Edwards had loss. serve/non-football illness symptoms” after last week- player. fourth quarter, Ratcliff a very good night throw- The Cards take on list after he was reportedly end’s loss to San Francisco. “If anybody’s going to found Pelfrey for a 33-yard ing the football,” said Di- Mount Airy next week for diagnosed with a brain tu- Best also missed time dur- beat whatever he’s got, that TD pass. With the kick, amont. He also bragged Senior Night, while North mor. ing this preseason because would be this guy,” Kubiak North led 28-13 with 11:50 on the clutch receiving of Surry has its Senior Night Coach Jim Schwartz said of a concussion, and when said. left. Johnson, who finished with against West Stokes. any details on Harrison’s he was a college player at The Lions signed run- condition would have to California, he missed a few come from the player. Cit- games after a fall knocked ning back Eldra Buckley ing NFL sources it did not him out and sent him to the while moving Harrison to identify, ESPN reported this hospital with a concussion the reserve list. Buckley week that Harrison’s tumor and sore back. played for Philadelphia the was revealed when he had The Lions were send- past two seasons. a physical after being dealt ing Harrison to the Eagles Detroit linebacker Jus- by Detroit to Philadelphia in a trade that would have tin Durant, also recovering in a trade that was voided brought running back Ron- from a concussion, says he by that discovery. nie Brown to Detroit. That expects to play Sunday. The Detroit Free Press, deal was voided, and Har- “I feel as good as I think citing teammates, reported rison’s health is now fore- I can feel right now,” Du- that the running back was to most on the team’s mind. rant said. “Hopefully I’m have surgery Friday. “It puts a lot of things in 100 (percent) and hopefully “I had a chance to visit perspective,” Lions receiver I’m OK.” Smith-Hall feud has mellowed over the years CHARLOTTE (AP) “I don’t think it was ever at the end of the year. He’s — There was a time when a level of dislike between making plays and he’s tena- wide receiver Steve Smith us,” Hall said. “We’re two cious. and cornerback DeAngelo fierce competitors and “He’s had some quar- Hall had one of the most in- we’re a lot alike that way. terback problems over the tense feuds in the NFL. We want to get the best years, but he’s back. Cam Perhaps they’ve ma- out of each other and try (Newton) is looking for him tured or time has healed old to beat the other one down. and those guys are hook- wounds, but the two veter- That’s probably not going ing up and making a lot of ans seem to have a greater to change. It’s going to be plays.” respect for each other as the same kind of scenario Early in their careers players. So if there’s going Sunday. Smith and Hall once dined to be any trash talk between “He’s going to come out together and considered them it will have to come on and try to impose his will themselves friends. the field when Smith’s Car- on me and I’m going to do But that friendship olina Panthers host Hall and likewise.” quickly ended when Hall the Washington Redskins Smith almost seemed a took some shots at Smith on Sunday. little taken aback by Hall’s through the media. A long-running feud compliments, but said he’ll “You best believe, when boiled over in 2006 when approach his old nemesis he’s hanging in the air, I will Hall said Smith scored a like it’s just another game. be taking a shot at him,” “fluke touchdown” against “He’s a good opponent Hall said prior to a game him. and he can play,” Smith in 2005. “Period. I’m try- Smith answered by call- said. “So you have to be ing to kill people this year. ing Hall a “court jester.” ready to play. But to me Period.” Attacks off the field led it’s like playing against Hall also described to a physical altercation on Charles Woodson, Brent a touchdown Smith had the field on Sept. 23, 2007, Grimes, Dunta Robinson or caught on him earlier that when Smith egged Hall, any other cornerback in the year as a “fluke play.” then a member of the Atlan- league.” Smith responded by call- ta Falcons, into three penal- Smith, now 32 and try- ing Hall a “court jester.” ties worth 37 yards on the ing his best to enjoy his fi- “I guess when you are same drive. The meltdown nal years in the NFL, said on the top you have a lot led to the Panthers scoring there’s no added personal of people try to knock you the tying touchdown in a incentive to beat Hall, say- down,” Smith said at the game they’d go on to win ing that he could make this time. “Some people are 27-20 at the Georgia Dome. a one-on-one battle but pre- lower than others on the The following week Hall fers not to do that. totem pole by age, perfor- was benched. “I don’t have the time,” mance and talk. So when The two talked this week Smith said. “I have a lot of you’re the court jester and like those run-ins were dis- other things going on like you’re talking to the king, tant memories. watching film.” you have to do stuff like Hall praised his adver- Smith leads the NFC in that. But other than that, sary, saying Smith is back yards receiving and yards I’m not going to play games at the top of his game. per catch coming into the with little kids. There’s no Hall, now in his fourth seventh week of the season, reason to. When you talk season with the Redskins, averaging more than 112 you obviously are insecure called Smith — the NFC’s yards per game. about something and if you leader in yards receiving — “He’s playing great talk long enough, you will “pound for pound best wide football,” Hall said. “He’s hang yourself.” receiver in the game.” playing back to the level They last met in 2009 He also downplayed that when we used to battle and Smith had five catches their long running feud that he was playing at. He’s for 65 yards as the Panthers while both played in the going to be over there in defeated the Redskins 20- NFC South. Hawaii (to the Pro Bowl) 17.

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Renfro Loft 2BR/2BA appl, C/A, no pets, $175-$275 complete Sat Oct 22 7am-1pm, Calvary 2BR/BA end unit 710-2096 ref & dep, $425 351-2689 Having qualified as Executor PUBLISH: 336-352-3512 or Baptist Church Fellowship Condos For Sale/Lease 3BR/2BA no pets, couples of the Estate of Blanche V. 336-401-0401 Hall, 314 South Franklin RD. October 1, 2011 On Blue Ridge Parkway, pref. $400 + dep 351-3092 Callaway, deceased, late of October 8, 2011 Various items & baked goods Surry County, North Carolina, Home Improvements (SERV) to support the Church Mission Fancy Gap, Special Financing, Cana 2BR $300 + dep, ref, No October 15, 2011 Starting at $32,000. Like New this is to notify all persons hav- October 22, 2011 * Tom's Home Improvements Project Call 336-416-2573 pets! 276-755-4265 ing claims against the estate of Seamless Gutters & Odd Jobs. 2 FAMILY YARD SALE Mobile home 3BR/2BA Siloam said deceased to present them Vinyl Siding, Painting, Addi- 600 ANIMALS area $400 + dep no pets on or before January 7, 2012 Sat Oct 22 8am-2pm, 264 Creditors Notice tions, Tile Work 336-325-9966 Woodbridge Drive, Town & 374-5785 or this notice will be pleaded in Having qualified as Executor bar of their recovery. All per- Attention Home Owners Gentryʼs Country Subdivision on right 11.77 Acres Stokes County Mt Airy area Nice 2BR/1BA of the Estate of Jacqueline Painting and Carpentry, Int and off of Pipers Gap RD. Toddler $60,000 OBO Hwy 89 and sons indebted to said estate Kinzer Sawyers deceased, late priv lot $400M+Dep Call after Ext Remodeling, for Free Est & bed, clothes, DVD's, house- Faries Dr. Francisco Commu- 5pm 341-7188, 770-6266 please make immediate pay- of Surry County, North Caro- Lowest Rates 786-6114 or ments. wares! nity North Carolina Great area lina, this is to notify all persons 366-4582. if interested call 704-948-9503 Quite Nice 2BR/2BA trailers having claims against the es- cleaned out basement sale lawn main, Water & Garbage This the 1st Day of October Hiatts Home Improvement. Fri & Sat Oct 21st & 22nd 165 Walnut tate of said deceased to pre- Carpentry, Vinyl siding, Paint- REAL ESTATE RENTALS close to VA line No outside 2011 Dr. Mt. Airy S. Franklin, Long St. pets $100-115 week $400D, sent them on or before Janu- ing & Roofing. 25 Yrs exp. through stop sign to Walnut. 1st sale 336-710-0529, 336-508-2746 ary 28, 2012, or this notice will Free Est. Insured 648-2268 in years. DVD movies, teaching sup- Apartments/Townhouses (RENT) For the Estate of Blanche V. be pleaded in bar of their re- plies & books, vintage & some an- Callaway tiques, couch, table, bed too much to Sales (MANUFACTURED) covery. All persons indebted to Sniderʼs Home Improvement. Vinyl list siding, roofs, etc. free est. 1BR in town, W/D Hook up, said estate please make im- $300/$300D No pets, LOOK! LOOK! mediate payments. 374-2446 or 325-8903 MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE Deborah C. James Sat Oct 22 8am-2pm, 797 336-401-5263 2BR/1BA, 2BR/2BA, 3BR/2BA FINANCIAL 3968 Ebert Rd Sheep Farm Road, 52 off the 1BR/1BA Stv, Ref Mobile homes set up in rental This the 22 Day of October Community in Holly Springs, 6 Winston Salem, NC 27127 2011 Holly Springs Exit. Furniture, $375M/$375D 336-648-1705 clothes, Rare items, toys, and months free lot rent. Call Publish: October 1, 8, 15 & 300 SERVICES appliances 2 Bedroom Apt Worth St $425 Wheels & Deals Inc. (336) For the Estate of Jacqueline call Dean 786-6182 789-0200 22, 2011 Kinzer Sawyers YARD SALE 2BR$325 & 2BR in Holly Look! Look! Horses (ANIMALS) Fri & Sat Oct 21 & 22 8am-until 109 Jerry Wayne Sawyers Tilley Mcgee Ln 1/2 mile down Sam Springs $350 no pets 4BR 4 Bath Modular home on 813 S. Main St 3 horses and 1 Donkey for Marion Road Shoals Community. Fur- 336-306-2278 3.8 Acres of land with in NOTICE TO CREDITORS niture, winter clothing & coats, plus Ground swimming pool- Call Mount Airy, NC 27030 sale $300-$1,800 sizes, Christmas decorations, shoes A Large 1BR APT $325 Month 336-648-4020 & kitchen items + Deposit No Pets 789-3785 789-0200 ESTATE OF CRYSTAL Publish: October 22, 29, Livestock (ANIMALS) Yard Sale LOOK! LOOK! NISTON PELL November 5th and 12th, CUTE 1BR in town Ref and Commercial office buildings 2011 Fri & Sat Oct 21st & 22nd 8am - 2pm Deposit, 336-789-0176 REGISTERED Angus Bulls, 3189 Cook School rd across from 24 x 36 open floor plan with Take notice that Joseph An- Foothill Ford. Clothes, lots of new Mayberry Apartments: 2 Bed NC label, vinyl sided and shin- drew Pell, III has qualified as Cows, Heifers. Dean Rich- items, home decor, fishing rods, ardson 372-5556 or 657-0988 tools, knives, swords, dishes & much Apt. Homes. Wonderful loca- gle roof 16,000 Masonite sided Executor of the Estate of the much more tion and great pricing! Located with metal roof $9,000 call late Crystal Niston Pell, of Pets (ANIMALS) YARD SALE at: Mayberry Avenue Mt. Airy, Wheels & Deals Inc Surry County. All persons, NC 27030. Call 336.413.2887 336-789-0200 firms and corporations having ANNOUNCEMENTS Puppies Chihuahuas (tiny toy) Sat 22, 8am-1pm ONLY, 711 South Main St, Mt Airy near for more information. 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Jacquelene Bigar’s Horoscope HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Saturday, of the month and might have difficulty Oct. 22, 2011: slowing down. Your energy could zITS Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman This year you will tend to take the be very appealing to many people. time you need. “Activity” could be Someone close to you might feel your middle name. Develop a stress- threatened. This person isn’t used to busting hobby, like yoga. If you are you being so dominant, creative and single, you might meet someone who perhaps demanding. Tonight: As you isn’t the person you perceive him or like it. her to be. Avoid putting anyone on a LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) pedestal, because the only way off HHH You generally are quite is down. If you are attached, the two upbeat and positive. Right now, you of you benefit from more weekends might need a timeout from everything away as a couple. VIRGO makes a that is going on. Revamp your sched- good healer. ule if you feel uncomfortable in any The Stars Show the Kind of Day way. Even if you must reschedule You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; a meeting, make the next 24 hours 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult about you. Tonight: Not to be found. ARIES (March 21-April 19) SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) THE FAMILY CIRCUS HHHH Make it OK to have a little HH You don’t always have the CONCEPTIS SUDOKU confusion in your morning. You might luxury of zeroing in on what you want Bil Keane decide to change your plans as a and receiving it. What you wish for by Dave Green result. Letting go of some structure at first might not seem like what you delights a child and/or loved one. want, but later you discover it is. Join Move through a new door. Don’t over- friends for a fun happening. You actu- think things. Tonight: Fun and games. ally might be doing the party circuit. Be a flirt. Tonight: Where the fun is. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) HHH Shorten your must-do list. HHH Handle a responsibility You finally have time for yourself. involving an older relative or friend. A neighbor has lots of news. You Once you’re in the swing of things, shouldn’t listen to the gossip; just you might decide to restructure your nurture yourself by politely excusing day. Remain aware of how much you yourself from the situation. Tonight: are spending. Tonight: A force to be Order in. reckoned with. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) HHHH A family member requests HHHH You might want to detach. your time and attention. There is You will see a situation quite dif- no way around what is going on. ferently if you do. Whether you are Whether it is pitching in on a project aware or not, you are transforming or nurturing a kid, your importance your views and style. Follow your DENNIS THE MENACE is most felt on the home front. Don’t earthy sense of direction. Make time push a special friend or partner. This for a child or loved one. Tonight: Let Hank Ketchum person could do quite a reversal. the fun and games begin. Tonight: Invite a couple of friends AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) over. HHHHH Deal directly with a part- CANCER (June 21-July 22) ner or loved one who can and often HHH A misunderstanding could does create a lot of flak. Your imagi- mark your plans. Choose your words nation points in a new direction. You with care. Nothing can replace courte- don’t need to embody every role that sy and optimism. Ask viable questions others project on you. It does appear that help point out your way. Let go of you are breaking restraints right now. having to be right. Tonight: Movie and Tonight: Togetherness feels right. munchies. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) HHHHH Others seek you out, HHH Be aware of the costs of and you respond in kind. Only, at making perpetual adjustments. You some point it becomes evident you could be giving away too much of need to decide which invitation or yourself. Your reputation for being suggestion you would like to accept. generous could cause a problem. Some of you who are more energetic Learn to say “no” more often. Tonight: might choose to squeeze in more Decide to do absolutely what you than one happening. Tonight: Go with want. the flow. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet HHHHH You hit your peak days at www.jacquelinebigar.com.

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10 Saturday, October 22, 2011 The Mount Airy News, Mount Airy, N.C. www.mtairynews.com Building respect with stepchildren Don’t close Dear Annie: A few years makes excuses I do? — Lost acknowledge me. I am less ago, I married a wonderful, for them. My and Confused in than thrilled when we have thoughtful, caring man. It son is very hurt, Texas to go to his house. was a second marriage for and it is hard on Dear Texas: Two years ago, I had a both of us. When we were me. His chil- Your husband hysterectomy. My father-in- your mind and dating, everything seemed dren’s inconsid- should have law called later in the week to be perfect. His two sons erate treatment put the kibosh and acted offended that no are grown and out of the of my son is on this treat- one had informed him that house, and he has two teen- driving a wedge ment when it the surgery went well. But, between us. My first started. His heart to God age girls still at home. My Annie, even my husband Dear Dr. wrong, and how son was so excited to have son no longer children don’t wishes to attend have to like your didn’t think the man would Graham : I don’t we should treat brothers and sisters. I truly care a whit. think you need others, is if God believed our families could family functions, son, but they because no one should treat him Is it acceptable for me to be a religious tells us — and mesh. to simply bow out of the person in order to He has done this The big problem is, we will speak to him with respect, the except me. same way they picture? My husband and do what’s right. I in His Word, the cannot have the family kids can spend time with together because his chil- These chil- would like to be don’t believe in Bible. my father-in-law, but I’d dren are completely rude. dren are old enough to know treated. It is unconscionable God and neither My second When my son comes over better. But I have Annie’s that he allows rather not. I find it painful did my parents, question is this: come to resent this to continue. to be around him. How do but they taught What about your or walks into the room, his all of them and Mailbox Tell him to put children refuse to acknowl- I communicate this without me the difference children? Will don’t want any his spine back causing a rift? — Outsider edge his existence. They family events in and insist between right and they grow up with won’t talk to him. Advice Dear Outsider: Some wrong, and how the same values where my son that his children people give the impression I have spoken with my isn’t welcome. Columnists behave with de- to get along with you have — or husband about this numer- of being remote, when in people. That’s will they do like so What more can cency before reality, they are socially ous times, and he always it destroys your marriage. all that matters, many atheists do, awkward. 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