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B u s t N e t s 2 5 . 3 P o u n d s
O f C o c a i n e ; 4 A r r e s t e d
By Jackie Seabolt.
Enterprise Record
Th e arrest of four people lust
week has led to what law enforce
ment officials are saying is the larg
est cocaine seizure in D avic in two
decades.
A c c o rd in g to D a v ie S h e riff
A n d y Stokes, o ffic e rs started
rounding up suspects N ov, 24 and
into the early m orning hours o f
N ov. 25.
Four M ocksville residents were
arrested: V ia n e y H e rn a n d e z
Trevino, 20, and Felix Hernandez
M a rro q u in , 46, both o f Sunset
D rive, and Graciela .liles M arguez,
28, and D om ingo A rrello Flores,
32, both o f P o w ell R oad, were
taken into custody last Tuesday.
Storeliouse
Needs
Food,
Sp o n so rs
Tim es nre tough.
A Storehouse for Jesus - w hich
provides food, clothing and more
to D avie residents in need - is it
self in need.
Th e food cupboards are nearly
bare.
A n d hundreds o f children and
special needs adults need a spon
sor to provide Christm as gifts.
“ T h e requests fo r h e lp fo r
Christm as have already surpassed
last year’s requests and the requests
w ill continue until the Storehouse
closes for the Christm as holidays
on Dec. 18," said M arie Collins,
director.
As o f M onday, m ore than 1,100
individuals had applied for Christ
mas assistance, and m ore than 350
children are still without sponsors.
Th e Storehouse screens applicants
for assistance, and all are D avie
residents and most are below the
135 percent federal poverty level.
Christmas requests are received
for children through 12th grade, for
special needs adults (most, from
nursing and assisted living homes),
and for seniors age 65 and older.
Parents provide the Storehouse
w ith four suggestions o f clothing,
w ith sizes, and four suggestions of
toys. Sponsors purchase two items
o f clothing and two toys per child.
Gifts are due Dec. 11, and cli
ents p ic k them up D e c , 15-16;
however, sponsors pre also needed
for late requests.
T o sponsor a child, call Collins
at 751-1060 or 751-8081, or send
an e m a il to
storeliousehope^ynlwo.com,
“Th e Storehouse sincerely and
w arm ly thanks the churches, busi
nesses, civic groups, schools, in
dividuals and the com m unity for
th e ir co n tin u e d su p p o rt and
prayers," Collins said,
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"These arrests led to the largest
cocaine seizure in D avie County in
the last 20 years," Stokes said.
Officers searched a motel room
and the suspects’ tw o residences
and seized 11.5 kilogram s o f co
caine (25.3 pounds) and 2,5 pounds
of crystal methamphetamine (IC E )
w ith a total estimated street value
o f more than $2.5 m illion.
Th e searches also led to the sei-
Marguez Flores
C O O L E E M E E - Celebrate the
season w ith “A n O ld -Tim e C o o l
eemee Christm as” from 2-4 p.m .
Sunday, D e c. 7 at the Zuchary
House on O ld 14 Church St,
Santa w ill arrive at 2 p.m . for
the festivities, w hich w ill include
C h ris tm a s songs b y W illy D .
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zure o f over $120,000 in cash.
Officers found eight and a half
kilogram s of cocaine at the Pow pll
Road hom e, half a kilo at the jStin-
set D rive home, and approxitfiately
three kilogram s of cocaine from a
room at the Q uality Inn, M ocks
ville.
T w o children, ages 6 and 11,
Davie Sheriff Andy Stol<es says last w eek’s bust is tiie largest
Please See Drugs - Page 4 am ount of cocaine seized In Davie in m ore than 20 years.
First
Democrat
Heading
Davie
Board
By Mike Barnhardt
Enteф rise Record .
Barack Obam a has been elected
president o f the United States - the
first A frican-A m erican to hold the
job.
Beverly Perdue has been elected
governor - the first w om an to hold
the jo b in N orth C a ro lin a ..
A n d now Chris Anderson has
been elected chair o f the D avie
C o u n ty com m issioners, the first
D e m o c ra t to h o ld the jo b .
Anderson’s father, Jerry Anderson,
was on the board in the m id-1970s,
but rules on selecting a chair were
changed w hen it cam e his turn,
Chris said.
Ta lk in g about the themes of
both presidential cam paigns -
change - To m Flem ing, outgoing
chair and m em ber o f the county
com m ission, told a filled meeting
room M onday evening that D avie
C ounty is headed in the right di
rection.
“Th e landscape is change... and
D a v ie C o u n ty is ahead o f the'
curve," Flem ing said. “W e’ve been
changing." It w ill take m ore w ork
ing together to keep D avie County
m oving forward.
“1 served w ith an open m ind, an
open heart and an open d o or,"
Flem ing said. “W e’ve tried to lis
ten to all sides and do w hat’s best
for a ll... and we ’ ve had some tough
decisions.’’
Flem ing said his goal has al
ways been to make D avie County
a better place, and said residents
here are blessed with a tremendous
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T h e y ’r e G r a n d
C ounty M anag er Beth Dirl<s and daughters London, 5, and Sydney, 3, will be the grand
m arshals w hen the annual M ocksville C hristm as P arade takes place Saturday at 2 p.m .
T he parade vyiil travel from near the Brock C en ter on North M ain Street to downtown, and
dow n D epot Street. For a lineup and m ore inform ation, please turn to page 4.
- Photo by Robin Snow
O ld - T im e C h r is tm a s I n C o o le e m e e
W illiford , and readings of the B ib
lical Christm as story and “Th e
N igh t Before Christm as,"
There w ill be plenty o f hoipe-
made refreshments, and the annual
fudge contest.
V is ito rs can w a lk th ro u g h
Cooleem ee’s oldest church, G ood
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Shepherd, and the M ill H ouse
M useum w ith 1930s decor.
Th e event is sponsored b y the
jf To w n of Cooleem ee and the C o o l
eemee Historical Association, To
enter the fudge contest, call M ayor
John Chandler at 284-4207 or the
• C H A at 284-6040.
2 - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dcc. 4,2008
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Imitation Santa
Still Rakes In
Big Ad Dollars
■President Bush m ay have lost his popul.irity, but Santa is
still well received by most people. A t this tim e o f year,
everybody’s glad to see tlie jo lly elf. '
Fo r years, the newspaper advertising staff has paraded
Santa around town for photo sessions w ith merchants and
businessmen to prom ote our “ Santa Shops Here” section
that we publish as the Christm as season begins. Th e section
was in last w eek’s newspaper.
Th e program is popular w itli our advertisers, and w e ’ve
made a lot of m oney w ith Santa over the years. Th e problem
is that we have b,een uiiablpto recruit the real Santa because
of his busy N orth Pole schedule. Instead, w e have resorted
to using Im itation Santa, w hich happens to be one o f several
people on the newspaper staff, including the editor-in-chief,
wearing a gigantic red suit. Since the gim m ick was m y idea
20 years ago, I often get saddled w ith Santa duty.
It’s am azingly stressful. Th e suit and w ig are hot. Santa’s
glasses fog up. Strands of the beard get in his m outh. Th e
belt is big enough for two very fat men. A n d Santa can’t see
his feet for the fluffy beard.
O u r Im itation Santa routinely is mistaken for the real
thing by little children, w hich means he m ust act according
to expectations. H e m ust “ H o -H o " w ith authority and take
orders for Christm as toys. Som e children cry, and w h o can
blame them? Santa, w ith that unruly beard and firem an-red
costume, looks weird.
M an y children these days are educated in the "stranger-
danger” school of thought and run for the hills when they
see Santa com ing, real or not.
Santa sometimes wants to run too. Fo r several years,
Santa had to pose w ith a 12-foot yellow python at A nim a l
A rk Veterinary hospital in Clem m ons, sim ilar to the one
Britney Spears has been pictured w ith. U n lik e M s. Spears,
our Im itation Santa is afraid of snakes.
A m on g adults, Santa remains approachable and popular.
H ad Sen. John M cC ain chosen Santa Claus as his Republican
running mate instead o f that other cold climate resident, Gov.
Sarah Palin of Alaska, the outcome m ight have been different
in Novem ber. Th a t’s a mistake Sen. M cC a in cannot undo.
Sen. M cC ain failed to add the W hite House to his list of
residences because o f it.
O u r Im itation Santa did get some nice com ments this
year; "H a ve you lost weight?” There were som e derogatory
remarks: “You r suit is looking a little shabby, Santa.”
Im itation Santa has no w shed his w o rk clothes for
som ething m uch m ore com fortable. A n d none too soon.
Th anksgiving’s over. Th e calendar now shows Decem ber.
Frantic feelings are beginning to take over.
Im itation Santa can pack his suit away and turn the
im portant duty over to, the Real M cC o y.
Real Santa w ill find a challenge. Fin d in g the jo y of
Christmas is more difficult this year because o f the slum ping
econom y. Layoffs, Factory shutdowns. Jobs lost.
W e need Santa to bring some econom ic cheer.
Th is is also the “between” season. President Bushls term
is com ing to a close. President-elect Obam a is waiting in
the wings, trying not to look impatient. M r, O bam a m ight
spend the next couple weeks m aking a very long list for
Real Santa,
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Thanksgiving was nice, M ichael tasted his first pum pkin
pie, but he still refused pecan. Robert entertained his
d e lig h te d gran dp aren ts on the pia n o . A n d m y new
, granddaughter made it dow n from M aryland. I was able to
■ show her off. Th is was her first trip to N orth Carolina, and
she traveled pretty w ell. Best o f all was how easy this
grandparent duty can be. A t the first sign o f trouble, give
the baby back to her mother. W e did not, however, introduce
the baby to Im itation Santa.
— D w ig h t Sparks
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Nov. 20 Cartoon Disappointing
To Ihe editor:
Tho cartoon that appeared under your editorial in the Nov. 20
edition of your new.spaper was disiippolnting. Apparently, there
is someone on your newspaper staff who equates the efforts of
the homosexual community lo gahi acceptance and approval Ibr
their lifestyle choices wilh Ihe struggles for civil rights by the
black community. We cannot control the color of our skin, but
we certainly can control the choices wc make in life regarding
moral decisions and our manner of living.
Ood has spoken concerning fornication (sexual immorality
including premarital sox, prostitiilion, incest, bestiality, pedophilia,
homosexuality, and .such) in his word (Acts 15:29, Romans 1:18-
27, I Cor, 6:18 & 7:2, Galatians 5:19-21, Ephesians 5:3, I
Thessalonians 4:3, Hebrews 13:4),
Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a reproach to any
people (Proverbs 14:34), Hoino.sexuality is sin. II is detrimental
not only lo those who practice il, but to the famiiy as God instituted
it and to socicty. I hope that your newspaper will think twicc before
it jumps on the “gay” bandwagon,
Neal Essie
Mocksville
P T S A R e w a r d s S t u d e n t sTo the editor:
I would like to extend my heartfelt lhank you to Ihe residents
of Davie County for your support in the judicial race for Superior
Court Judge, As many of you know, I have been hospitalized for
the past Iwo months and was unable to participate in my cam
paign, There is no way 1 could ever repay my friends, coworkers,
family and especially my hard-working campaign committee for’
picking up Ihe ball for me and,making my campaign a success. A
very special thank you Is In order for my campaign chair and his
loyal assistant in Davie County,
To the thousands of you who have called, sent cards, com
forted my family and me, helped wilh yard work, fed pets, and so
much more, you just have no idea how much both Tricia and I
appreciate all of you. To Beck’s Lutheran Church and the Mocks
ville First Methodist Church, thank you for Ihc prayershawls that
have comforted me. To my home church, Lexington Church oJ
Christ, thank you for relieving Tricia by silling with me, and to all
other ministers who have visited and prayed with me, I cannot
lhank you enough,
I am improving daily.and feel confident, if it is God’s will,
that I will be prepared to be sworn in on Jan. 1,2009. Thank all of
you for your concern, your love, and your confidence in me to
serve you as your Superior Court Judge. 1 vow to serveyou fairly,
respectfully and well.
Ted Royster
Lexington
S u p p o r t D o w n t o w n M o c k s v ille
To the editor:
As I wrap up my tenure as president of the Historic Down
town Mocksville merchants group. I'd like to lhank all of our
neighbors, friends, and town visitors who have patronized our
merchants and the events that the merchants group has sponsored
or helped organize - the Daniel Boone Festival, the criterium bi
cycle race, Oktoberfest, Christmas Open House (a great event),
horse and buggy rides, hay rides, and especially, the concert se
ries al Junkers Mill outdoor theater. These events help to make
the lown of Mocksville a special place to work and visit.
Special thanks go to our core of volunteers who have devoted'
so much lime and effort inlo bringing these events to you - my
wife Chantal, Tami and Bruce, Diane, MaryLou and Perce, Pete,
Cami, Art and Dagmar, Polly, and, of course, Christine and the
town and everyone else who has lent a hand.
In this Christmas season, we are still faced with uncertain eco
nomic conditions. Yes, gas prices have come down from their
record levels, and this will be help lo many. Let’s remember
though, that we can only keep prices at a lower level through
conservation. Let’s don’t ever again let loose of the conservation
mode. This Christmas we ask that you consider shopping al your
locally owned and operated shops in Downtown Mocksville and
Davie county before you make that extra drive to the malls and
sit in traffic, burning up the fuel supply. Thanks for making us
your first choice and we hope to live up lo your expectations now
aiid inlo a hopefully brighter New Year.
Chuck King
Historic Downtown Mocksville
To the editor:
One of the most e.xciiing things that the Davie High School
PTSA does is lo provide incentives Ibr students lo exccl academi
cally.
The PTSA is proud to announce the winners of the Honor
Roll Drawing for the first quarter of the school year. EacJi of
these students received $100; Fre.shmen- Robert Wilson, Sopho-
more- Brandon Rowell, Junior- Brittany Clark, and Senior- Am
ber Parrish. Congratulations and keep up Ihe good work. The
PTSA looks forward lo rewarding more students, one from each
class at the end of each quarter and to the grand prize drawing of
$250 al the end of the 2008-2009 school year. Visit our
website www.dchsptsa.org to leam how you can support the great
ihings happening on the War Eagle campus.
Julie Whittaker
DCHS PTSA President
E v e r y o n e S t o p p e d T o H e l p
To the editor;
In these hard economic limes, with all the bad and sad stories
in the news, sometimes wc tend to forget how wonderful people
can truly be. This past Tuesday, around 8 a.m., on my way lo
Catawba College, my car went into a 360-degree skid when I
came across some black ice on Junction Road. I ended up in a
ditch facing the wrong direction. Luckily I sustained only a mi
nor injury and thankfully no one else was involved.
Then the most wonderful thing started to happen - every single
car that went by me stopped lo check lo see if I needed any help
and if I was all right. 1 need lo repeat one part: every single car. 1
would like lo extend my sincere gratitude to everyone who stopped
and extra spccial thanks to the wonderful lady who lived right
across the street and the young man attending Mitchell,Commu
nity College.
May God bless each and every one of you,
Beverly Maurice
Mocksville
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To the editor;
Davie Counly lost one of its finest and most caring citizens
when Mr, Allen Mebane passed away recently. Mr. Mebane was
a man of great accomplishment and extraordinary vision who will
be remembered for generations to come because of his devotion
lo improving education.
Few Ihings can have a bigger impact on one’s life than the
quality of education he or she receives. Mr. Mebane knew this
and also recognized the challenges in bringing this opportunity
to everyone. He saw that early success in learning leads to greater
achievement in life so early childhood education became a focus
for him. Today, many of our children are the beneficiaries of this
through reading programs as well as preschool centers in our el
ementary schools that pul best practices into the classroom.
He saw lhal technology was transformative for industry and
he strongly believed il could be even more so for education. The
Mebane Challenge led lo our schools becoming a model for new
and innovative uses of technology. Much larger counties and even
well-funded private schools have nothing close to what we have
in place now in Davie County. All aspects of leaching and learn
ing have been enhanced in a profound way that is evident every
day in our classrooms.
. Mr. Mebane also understood the need to find, develop and
keep the best teachers. Thanks to the Mebane Foundation, we
now have a new masters degree program that is a professional
development opportunity for our existing tcachers. This program
also serves as a student teacher training and recruiting platform
lo help us continue to attract the brightest new teachers.
One of Mr. Mebane’s many lasting legacies is how he inspired
all of us to follow his example and give or do all we can to build
a brighter future for children. He believed that we have the re
sources right here in our community to do great things. Again and
again, through his philanthropy, his dedication, and his love for
children he showed us how to make a real difference. It is reassur
ing lo know that the Mebane Foundation will continue with the
leadership and direction to carry on the work that was so impor
tant lo hiin.
On behalf of Davie County Schools, we express our gratitude
and deepest sympathies to the Mebane family and the Mebane
Foundation. He will be truly missed.
Rick Ellis
Chair, Davie County Board of Education
M a n G i v e s A s s o c i a t e s , E M S
C r e d i t F o r S a v i n g H i s L if e
To the editor:
I want to take this time to lhank the EMS personnel and the
staff of Medical Associates of Davie for their quick action and
expertise while 1 was suffering a heart attack. On Nov. 201 nearly
left this world. If it wasn't for the actions of the EMS personnel
and the staff of Medical Associates of Davie, I and my doctors
believe 1 would have died, I am thankful that we have such dedi
cated and knowledgeable people in Davie County,
Wilh sincere appreciation and thanks,
Mark Hillard
Mocksville
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We make small unsecured loans, we lend on
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EDUCATION & SUPPORT GROUP
BREAST CANCER SUPPORT GROUP
CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH
EDUCATION CLASS - Learn about the risk
factors for heart disease and what cardiac
rehabilitation options are available. The free
class meets monthly from 9-11 a.m. in the
Sophia Clay Classroom on the 4th floor of
Rowan Regional’s patient tower.
Call (704) 210-5412 (or class
schedule or more Information.
COMPREHENSIVE DIABETES CLASSES
Small group classes and individual
instruction are offered on a weekly basis to
help master the skills and concepts for the
control of diabetes. These classes have a
fee, Which is covered by most Insurance
plans. All classes are held In the Sophia Clay
Classroom on the 4th floor of Rowan
Regional’s patient tower.
Call (704) 210-5771 for more information.
Diab.etes-Classes..wilI.be,iifferad.QiLtlifi.
foll.Qjwifla-dateSuancLy.oiLneed.tQ-attend.ai
three.,?esslons:
December 1,8,15,6 p.m. - 8 p.m.
December 3,10,17,1 p.m.- 3 p.m.
December 9,16,23,9 a.m. • 11 a.m.
GESTATIONAL DIABETES CLASSES
A certified diabetes educator provides a
special program for expectant mothers with
gestational diabetes. The program includes
basic facts, meal planning and home blood
glucose monitoring. These classes have a
fee, which Is covered by most insurance
plans. All classes are held from 9-11 a.m.
at the Education Resource Center on the 4th
floor of Rowan Regional’s patient tower.
Call (704) 210-5771 for more information.
LOOK GOOD, FEEL BEHER
An American Cancer Society program that
teaches cancer patients techniques to
address the cosmetic side effects of
treatment. In the large classroom, 3rd floor
of Rowan Regional’s patient tower. •
Second Monday of each month,
Noon - 2 p.m. Call (704) 239-5563 to
register or for more information.
First Wednesday of each month at 6 p.m. In
the Women’s Health Education classroom on Third Thursday of the month at 6 p.m. In the
S U P P O R T GROUPS
BEHER BREATHING CLUB
Second Wednesday of the month from
September - June at 1 p.m. at 1120 Martin
Luther King Dr., Salisbury.
Caii (704) 210-5343 for more information.
the 3rd floor of Rowan Regional’s patient
tower.
Call (704) 210-6870 tor more information.
CARDIAC SUPPORT GROUP
Second Thursday of the month In February,
June and September at 6 p.m. in the Clay
Classroom on the 4th floor of Rowan
Regional’s patient tower.
Call (704) 210-5412 (or more inlormatlon.
COLON CANCER SUPPORT GROUP
Call Eva White (704) 212-2362 (or more
ln(ormatlon on time and location.
COPING WITH GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP
Sponsored by Rowan Regional Home Health
& Hospice. Day and evening support groups
are available in Landis, Mocksv He and
Salisbury.
Cali (704) 637-7645 (or more information.
DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP
First Tuesday of the month at 2 p.m. and
6 p.m. at the Education Resource Center on
the 4th floor of Rowan Regional’s patient
tower.
Call (704) 210-5771 for more information.
EPILEPSY SUPPORT GROUP
Second Thursday of the month from
September - May at 7 p.m. at 1st United
Methodist Church, 217 S. Church St.,
Salisbury.
Cali (704) 639-0847 or
e-mail youngcarol@hotmail.com
for more information.
HIV SUPPORT GROUP
Sponsored by Rowan Regional Home Health
& Hospice.
Call (704) 637-7645 (or more information.
RSD SUPPORT GROUP
(Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy) Second
Monday of the month at 7 p.m. in the
Cafeteria Conference Room, Rowan
Regional Medical Center.
Call (704) 637-1021 for more information.
SURVIVING STROKE SUPPORT GROUP
Meets quarterly from 6:15 - 7:45 p.m. at
the Imaging & Physical Rehabilitation Center
at Rowan Regional Medical Park on Julian
Road, ext 74 off 1-85.
Cali (704) 210-6918 for more information.
Clay Classroom on the 4th floor of Rowan
Regional’s patient tower.
Call (704) 210-5104 for more information.
WOMEN’S HEALTH
Call (704) 210-5544 lo register,
tor more Informallon or to arrange a lour.
UMAZE & BABY BASICS
A class fee is charged. Childbirth classes will
be offered on the following dates:
December 1,2, 8, 9&15
6 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
OTHER SERVICES
THE IMAGING CENTER at Rowan Regional
Medical Park offers extended hours for MRI
and Mammography.
Monday-Thursday: 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
The Medical Park Is located on
Julian Road, Exit 74, off 1-85.
ADVANCE HEALTHCARE PLANNING
Get information on making end-of-life
healthcare decisions and have the
opportunity to complete an advance
directive form with assistance from Rowan
Regional’s patient advocates. Advance
directive Information Is available every
Wednesday from 9 a.m. - noon In the main
lobby ofthe medical center.
FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC
Every Wednesday from 9 a.m. - noon, a free
blood pressure clinic Is held In the main
lobby of Rowan Regional Medical Center.
Volunteer nurses conduct the clinic. Free
parking is provided in the medical center’s
parking garage on Henderson Street.
NURSE-ON-DUTY for routine non
emergency medical problems or for a
physician referral, call Nurse-On-Duty 24
hours a day, seven days a week
1-800-335-4921. It’s free.
R o w a n
R E G IO N A L M E D IC A L CENTER I
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4 - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 4,2008
M o c k s v ilie C h r is t m a s
P a r a d e U n e u p ,
R o u t e & R u le s
Saturday, Dec. 6 2 p.m.
These photographs show the large amount of drugs,
guns and money seized last week In what officials are
calling one of Ihe largest busts in Davie County In more
than 20 years.
D r u g s . . .
Continued From Page 1
were taken into the custody of
social services from tlie
Powell Road home following
Marguez’ and Flores’ arrests.
According to Capt. Chris
Shuskey, the arrests are the re
sult of an ongoing undercover
Investigation involving the
Davie County Sheriff’s O f
fice, Mocksvilie Police De
partment, North Carolina SBI,
and Ihe Department of Home
land Security Immigration and
Customs Enforcement.
"W e’ve been working on
this for a while, since May of
last year,” Shuskey said. “We
anticipate some more arrests.
It’s still ongoing.”
Trevino, M iirroquin,
Marguez, and Flores have
each been charged with one
count trafficking in cocaine
and trafficking in metham-
phetamine.
All are being held at Davie
Detention Center under a $1
million dollar secured bond.
They are scheduled to be in
dicted Dec. 15 by a federal
grand jury,
Shuskey reported all four
were from Mexico and were
in the country illegally.
Home Destroyed By Fire Thanksgiving Night
Uy Jnckic Scnbolt
Enterprise Rccord
A home in the rural end of
the coAnty was destroyed after
it caught fire on Thanksgiving
night.
Volunteer fire departments
from William R. Davie, Farm
ington, and Sheffieid-Calahaln
responded to the structure fire
at 1179 Eatons Church Road,
Mocksvilie.
According to W RD Fire
Chief Jason Kenton, the depart
ments were dispatched to the
double-wide mobile home
around 10:30 p.m. on Nov. 27.
Keaton estimated 50
firefighters were on the scene
and the blaze was under control
by 12:30 that next moming.
Keaton said that the home
owner was at tho residence
alone doing laundry when the
fire started, and she got out
safely.
Although the cuuse of the
fire is still under Investigation
by the fire marshal, Keaton snid
the fire wns believed to hnve
started in the Inundry room.
The blaze wns contained to
the laundry room, kitchen, and
living room, according to
Keaton, but smoke and water
damage completely destroyed
the home.
Woodleaf Man Arrested For
Painting ‘KKK’ On Signs
COOLEEM EE - A
Woodleaf man wus arrested
Nov. 22 for puinting "KKK” on
the VFW sign and a road sign,
both on NC 801.
Thomas McDaniel, 26, of
Hamburger Hill, wns charged
by Cooleemee Police Officer
Matt D. Scott with criminal
damage to property.
He was taken into custody in
lieu of a $2,500 bond, pending
u Dec. 18 hearing in Duvie Dis
trict Court.
District Court
The following cases were
heard In Duvie District Court on
Nov. 20. Presiding; Judge JuUu
S; Gullett. Prosecuting: Wendy
Terry und Jumic Gentry, Assis
tant DAs.
- Daniel Thomas Atkinson,
speeding 68 in a 55; reduced to
64 in a 55, $10, cost. '
- Billy Scott Beck, DWI, sen
tenced to 60 duys, suspended 24
months, $ 100, cost, surrender li
cense, not to operute u motor ve
hicle until licen.scd by DMV,
substunce ubuse assessment/
trentment, 24 hours community
service, $500 attorney fees; ex
pired/no inspection sticker, fic-
titious/conceuled/revoked regis
tration card/tag, driving with li
cense revoked, dismissed.
- Christopher L. Beck,
simple possession of schedule
VI controlled substance, pruyer
for judgment continued on cost.
- Dorothy Elizabeth Breeze,
failure to notify DMV of ad
dress change and possession of
stolen goods, sentenced to 45
days, suspended 12 months,
$100, cost, not be convicted of
similnr offense, $351.50 attor
ney fees; no liability Insurance,
expired/no Inspection sticker,
dismissed: fictitious/concealed/
revoked registration curd, reck
less driving to endanger, dis
missed per pleu.
- Dennis Jumes Brown, pos
session of toxic vapors sub
stance, possession of murijuunu
up to hulf ounce, dismissed, evi
dence ordered destroyed; pos
session of drug puraphemalia,
$100, cost.
- Latishn D. Bumgarner, fail
ure to comply with license re
strictions, dismissed per plea;
possession of drug paraphema-
liu, sentenced to 50 days, credit
for time served.
- Kelia Dawn Coffey, DWI,
sentenced to 60 days, suspended
24 months, $100, cost, surren
der license, not to operute u
motor vehicle until licensed by
DMV, substunce abuse assess
ment/treatment, 24 hours com
munity service.
- Benial Antuwn Davis, driv
ing with license revoked, ex
ceeding safe speed, possession/
display of aUered/fietilious/re-
voked drivers license, unsafe
tires, dismissed.
- Megan Nicole Davis, mis
demeanor larceny, $100, cost.
- Lamont Dewayne Dewalt,
first degree kidnapping, dis
missed per key witness unable
to be located; breaking/entering,
dismissed.
- Steven Joseph Dewey, fail
ure to move over for emergency
vehicle, prayer for judgment
continued on cost. ■
- Dumurls Muriu Didenko,
driving with license revoked,
$250, cost, $125 attorney fees.
- James Lavun Dunn, ul low
ing livestock to run ut large, sec
ond degree tre.spassing, dis
missed per mediation.
- Brittany Renee Durham,
unsafe movement, prayer for
judgment continued on cost.
- Jamie Wade,Eastwood,
speeding 89 in a 70, dismissed
per pleu; driving with license
revoked limited drivers privi
lege, pruyer for judgment con
tinued on cost.
- Jon Robert Ferree, misde-
meunor possession of stolen
goods, $100, cost, $1600 resti
tution.
- Ohnh D. Ho, speeding 94
in u 70, reduccd to 79 in u 70,
$100, cost.
- Trucy Gene Holleman,
breaking/entering, lurceny after
breaking/entering, dismissed
per Insufficient evidence.
- Kevin Justin Horne, resist
ing u public officer, $100, cost.
- Jason Keith Howell, simple
possession of schedule VI con
trolled substance, dismissed per
plea, evidence ordered de
stroyed; reckless driving to en
danger, dismissed per pleu;
DWI, sentenced tp 60 days, sus
pended 24 months, $100, cost,
surrender license, not to oper
ate a motor vehicle until li
censed by DMV, substance
abuse assessment/treatment, 24
hours community service.
- Kevin Justin Horne, resist
ing a public officer, $100, cost.
- Jason Keith Howell, simple
possession of schedule VI con
trolled substance und reckless
driving to endanger, dismissed
per pleu, evidence ordered de
stroyed; DWI, sentenced to 60
days, suspended 24 monlhs,
$100, cost, surrender license,
not to operate a motor vehicle
until licensed by DMV, sub
stance abuse assessment/treut-
ment, 24 hours community ser
vice.
- Lurry Hunt, hurassing
phone call, dismissed per me
diation.
- Jose Manuel Ibarru, fuilure
to notify DM V of address
change, $25, cost; window tint
ing violation, dismissed per
pleu.
- Brent Sanford Jones, mis-
‘domeanbr'alding/abetting'lari •
ceny, .shoplifting concealment'
of goods, dismissed; misde
meanor probation violation,
sentenced to 30 duys, crcdit for
time served.
- Tiffuny N. Kurlund, injury
to personul property, dismissed
per request of prosecuting wit
ness.
- Juson Ryun Lewis, simple
assault, dismisseo per mediu-
tion.
- Shunnon Dnvis Link,
breuking/entering, lurceny after
breaking/entering, dismissed
per insufficient evidence.
- Tonyu Eiuine Lyons, mis
demennor larceny, sentenced to
45 days, suspended 24 months,
$100, cost, not be convicted of
similor offense, $2356.71 resti
tution, $350 attorney fees; mis-
' demeunor lurceny, sentenced to
45 days, suspended 24 months
at expiration of previous sen
tence.
- Adrian Craig McCloud,
driving with license revoked,
dismissed.
- Billy Joe Nelson Jr., injury
to personal property, dismissed
per mediation.
-PhillipTyres Nichols, DWI,
sentenced to 60 days, suspended
24 months, $100, cost, surren
der license, not to operate a
motor vehicle until licensed by
DMV, substance abuse assess
ment/treatment, 24 hours com
munity service, $350 attorney
fees.
- Mary Jo Painter, failure to
notify DMV of address change,
$25, cost; speeding 83 in a 70,
dismissed per plea,
- Elizabeth N. Pardue, mis
demeanor larceny, sentenced to
45 days, suspended 24 months,
$100, cost, complete TASK,
submit to wnrrnntless senrches/
random drug screens, nol to pos
sess controlled substances.
- Steven James Partridge,
speeding 100 in a 70, dismissed
per pleu: reckless driving to en-
*danger, $50, cost.
- Richard Pennington, speed
ing 64 in a 45, reckless driving
to endanger, failure tb weur
drivers seat belt, dismissed per
plea; DW I, sentenced to 60
days, suspended 24 months,
$100, cost, surrender licensc,
not to operate a motor vehicle
until licensed, by DMV, sub
stunce ubuse ussessment/treut-
ntent, 24 hours community ser
vice.
- Aniceto Beizu Perez, driv
ing with license revoked, ex
pired/no inspection stickcr, pos
session of open container/con
suming ulcohol in passenger
area, window tinting violation,
unsafe movement, improper
passing on right, dismissed per
pleu; DW I, sentenced to 24
days, suspended 24 months,
$500, cost, surrender license,
npt lo operate a motor vehicle
until licensed by DMV, sub
stance abuse nssessment/treut-
ment, $237.50 uttomey fees.
- Susan Sheress Quarles,
driving with license revoked,
sentenced to 120 duys, sus
pended 18 months, $250, cost,
not to operate a motor vehicle
until licensed by DMV, not be
convicted of similar offense,
$275 uttomey fees.
- Jaime Alberto Ramirez,
failure to notify DMV of ad
dress change, $25, cost.
- Inocente Benitez Rea, no
operatots license, $50, cost.
- Billy Ray Redmond Jr.,
driving with license revoked,
failure to stop for steady red
light, dismissed per indictment
on related offenses,
- Brandi Danielle Ryhne,
driving with license revoked,
prayer for judgment continued
on cost.
- Boshears Ray Rogers, fail
ure to notify DMV of address
change, $25, cost; driving/ul-
lowing motor vehicle no regis
tration, dismissed.
- Nuthun Jumes Rose, driv
ing with license revoked, $250,
cost, $200 attorney fees; im
proper equipment - speedom
eter, operating vchicle no insur
ance, driving/ullowing motor
vehicle no regislrulion, expired/
no inspection slicker, dismissed
per pleu.
- Mnrin Oliva Sanchez, speed
ing 81 in a 60, expired/no in
spection sticker, fictitious info
to officer, dismissed per plea;
Please See Court • Page 8
Entry LIno-upArea
Aaron's Sales & Lease RP
Allen Tale Realtors RP
American Red Cross RP
Angell Paving RP
Autumn Care of Mooksvllle RP
Barnette Heatings Air RP
BB&T
"Business of Year" PA
Big Brothers Big Sisters l\/1S
Carolina Elite Wildcats RP
Cedar Qtove Baptist RP
Chamber Ambassadors RP
Cheenvlne/Carollna Bev. HP
Chubbys RP
Coldweil Banker Triad CL
Cooleemee Police PA
Cooleemee Redskins RP
Cornatzer Cheerleaders RP
Cornatzer Foolball MS
Cub Scout Pack 574 MS
Curves of Mocks CL
Dance Company CL
Davidson Comm. College MS
Davle County 4-H MS
Early College High School RP
Davie County Giri Scouts MS
Davie High Marching Band CL
Davle County Hospital RP
Davle County Library RP
Davie Schools - Be There MS
Sherllf's/DARE/Safety Van PA
Domestic Violence Prev. MS
Davie High School FFA RP
Davle Medical Equipment RP
Pregnancy Care Cenler RP
Davie-SCHooi of Dance CL
DHS - Homecoming Queen RP
Double Trouble Racing MS
Dustin's Classic Cars RP
East Coast Wings RP
Edgewood Baptist Church MS
ERA Premier Really RP
Farmington Road Wrecker MS
Freedom Baptist Churoh RP
Qoln' Postal RP
Grand Marshal PA
Grant's Car Wash RP
Great Clips RP
Heaven Bound Churoh RP
Hip Chics Boutique RP
Humane Society of Davie RP
Jansal Saddlebreds CQ
Jerry Prater Trucking RP
Joe's Tow MS
Kamperz RV Service RP
Knights of Columbus MS
Kountry Kids MS
Kounlry Korner Learning RP
Larry McDaniel Builders MS
Lawson's Home improv. RP
Liberty Baptist Church RP
Liberty Tax Service RP ,,
Linda & Richard Poindexter PA ,
Linda Sechrist RP
Marines Toys for Tots RP
Medical Associates RP
Mike's Wrecker Sen/Ice RP
Miller Building & Remodeil RP
Mooksvllle Lions Club RP
Mocksvilie Police Chief MS
Mocksvilie Rams Football MS
SANTAI PO
Mr. Cone Soflserve RP
NC State Highway Patrol MS
National Honor Guard PA
Oak Grove Methodist RP
Oasis Desert Rangers MS
Pack 503 MS
Palms Tanz, The RP
Pam Boyie & Associates RP
Piedmont Antique Power RP
Piedmont CARS.Assoo. RP
Pinebrook Cheer & Football MS
PrImeCare Mobile Unit RP
Seaford, Jessica CG
Bullfrogs & Cyclers . CL
Sound Connection RP
South Davle Band CL
Spry, Bill RP
Thomas, Chad MS
Trailers of the East Coast RP
Yadkin Valley Telecom RP
Zeko's Village RP
All parade entries must have a sign (minimum 12" x 12") with the
Number (Line-Up) placed on the left side (driver's side) of the entry
for judging. The Judges Stand will be located on North Main at Gaither
Street,
The Chamber extends special appreciation lo the many volunteers
who wili make this 2008 event safe and memorable for all participat
ing,
TRAFFIC CONTROL, Mooksvllle Police Department; PARADE
LINE-UP, Wayne Webb - Webb Heating & Air Conditioning; Bethlehem
UMC Troop 732; Leadership Davie - 2008-09 Class; PARADE
JUDGES, Todd Mears - Mears Construction, Staoy Moyer - County ol
Davie - Administration, Sidniee Suggs - Davle County Arts Council,
The parade will begin on North Main Street promptly at 2 p,m,;
proceeding to the Historic Mooksvllle Downtown Square; turning left
onto Depot SIreel, DISMANTLING will lake place at Ihe END of De
pot and must nol block movement of remaining parade. Returning to
North Main via Poplar Street will be prohibited TO PREVENT BACKUP
ON MAIN. Dismantling of tractor trailer trucks and parent pickups
must lake place in the vacant parking areas al the end of Depot Street.
NO TRACTOR TRAILERS will be permitted back on Main Street until
the end of Ihe Parade. ALL VEHICLES MUST EXIT ONTO HWY 64
UNTIL PARADE ENDS.
Space has been reserved for parade entries (except Flre & EMS
vehicles which line-up upon arrival on Poplar). Space Is NOT resen/ed
for other vehicles lo use while decorating entries, and these vehicles
will be towed out of designated resenied areas. RICH PARK will be
designated ONE WAY ONLY - MUST ENTER ON Cemetery Street (near YMCA).
The following designated areas should be used for parade llne-up;
CL - Church of Christ Parking Lol - for large performing groups
CQ - Clement Grove - Masonic Picnic - for Horses
MS - Main Street - for Large Tractor Trailers and Large Floats
PA - Park Avenue - Beginning llne-up for officials
PO - Poplar SIreel - fer Fire Trucks & EMS - ilne-up by arrival
RP - Rich Park - fer smaller trucks and vehicle entries
All Fire Trucks will llne-up and begin (first-oome flrst-sen^e) on Poplar Street. '
Parade Number
066-BUS
084A - BUS
065-CIV
081-BUS
019-BUS
075-BUS
004-BUS
023-CiV
032-BUS
044-CHU
009
082-BUS
073-BUS
■ 029-BUS'
007 .
035-SCH
055-SCH
058-SCH
022-CIV
025-BUS
025-BUS
047-SCH
oeo-civ
048-SCH
024-CIV
012-SCH
015-CiV
054-CiV
018-SCH
005
020-CIV
039-SCH
069-BUS
083A-C1V
037-BUS
033-SGL
084-SQL
034-SGL
oes-BUs
059-CHU
038-BUS
071-BUS
078-CHU
0B2-BUS
003
045-BUS
070-BUS
072-CHU
030-BUS
063-CiV
086-BUS
056-BUS
021-BUS
076-BUS
014-CiV
031-BUS
051-BUS
043-BUS
074-BUS
061-CHU
,^p\7fBUS
OOe-SQL
068-SGL
057-ClV
080-BUS
053-BUS
049-BUS
050-CIV
001
028-SCH
088
078A • BUS
Oil
002
027-CHU
008-CIV
052-CiV
079-BUS
046-BUS
064-CiV
013-ClV
026-SCH
080A-BUS ■
087-SGL
040-SCH
036-BUS
041-SCH
067-SGL
016-SGL
042-BUS
017-BUS
083-BUS
DAVIE COUNTV ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dcc. 4,2008 - S
T l II ( j i U A T
‘ i 'Ii
У G o l d R u sh
/5 Coming to Mocksvilie NC on Friday December 5th
And we are
//
A l s o b u y i n g A u t o g r a p h s , P r e 1 § 7 0 B a s e B c i l l C a r ^ s , C o m i c B o o k s , & M u s i c a l I n s t r u m e n t s !
O ld M o u n tin g
W e d d i n g B a n d s
E a rrin g s
B ro k e n P i e c e s '
C h a r m B ra c e le ts
O ld W a t c h C la sp s
B ra c e le ts & N e c k la c e s
B r o k e n ? O u t o f S t y l e ?
D o n ’ t W e a r It A n y m o r e ?
I W A N T T O B U Y I T !
B U Y I N G A L L S C R A P G O L D !
S C R A P G O L D
PAYING M ORE TH A N EVER!!!
10K-14K-18K.22K.24K
C o i n s
B e s t O f f e r s A ro u n d !
• Buying ALL US and Foreign Gold Coins
• Buying ALL US Silver Coins PRE 1964
• Buying ALL Platinum US and Foreign Coins _
Looking for ALL RARE DATES & Mint Maries!!!
Collectable Prices Paid on ali 17tii, 18th, & 19tli Century Coins
r 1
l's ;. -.5"ЙЛ . i
1 -J
A n t iq u e & E s ta te J e w e lr y
Premium Prices Paid!
(Precious Stones Only)
B r o o c h e s
P e n d a n t s
N e c l< la c e s
R in g s
E a r r in g s
B r a c e le t s
**Please No Costume Jewelry**
D ia m o n d s
Best offers ANYWHERE!
1/2 Carat....bring In for pricesi
1 Carat......bring in for prices!
' 2 Carat......bring In for pricesi
' 3 Carat & Up....bring in for prices!
W abuy all Diamonds
All diffarant cuts and sizas with
•mphasis on finer, larger Carat pieces.
B u y in g A ll H ig h S c h o o l
& C o lle g e R in g s !
•Gubeiln
•Cartier
■ Rolex
•A. Lange
■ Audemars PIguet
‘ Patek Phillippe
' Ulysso Nardin
' Top D ollar on a ll other fine time pieces.
W r is t & P o c k e t W a tc h e s
ALL Kinds, all time periods, all types!
Paying up to for the Following:
Paying Premiums for:
• Moonphase
• Chronograph
• Perpetual Calendar
r Minute Repeater
• Chronometer
■ UTC and ali complicated watches.
S te rlin g & S ilv e r
ALL TIME PERIODS!
Full Flatv\/are Sets
Single Flatware Items
Centerpieces
Water Pitchers
Mexican Silver
Tea Sets
-Trophies
’ Jew/elry
(Silver must bestamped
“Sterllng"or .925 In order for
us to buy It. Pleasecheck
your silver before you bring It Inn
Complete Coin Sets
Paying Up To lor Ihe following RARE Sets:
• Standing Liberty- $9,400
■Peace Dollars-$7,500
' 50 pc. Comm. Silver- $18,750
' Barber Dimes- $7,500
' Morgan Dollars- $37,500
' WalKing Liberty- $9,400
’ Mercury Dimes- $7,500
M U S I C A L
IN S T R U M E N T S
• Guitars
•Tuba
• Cornet
•Trombone
•Trumpet
Fender, Gibson, Martin, Gretscb, Conn, Yamaha, Seimer, Olds, Bach and any other mal(es
C O M I C S
Paying Top $$$ for Pre-1950 Comics
Interested in the following issues;
• Marvel Mystery 1 -92 ‘ Green Lantern 1 -20
•HumanTorch 1-50 •Wonderwoman 1-50 •Superman MOO •Batman 1-100
• Action Comics 1-150 -Captain America 1 -78
•Detective 1-150
•Flash Comics 1-20
Also interested in;Spiderman,
Fantastic 4, Dare Devil, X-Men,&
Thorfrom 1961-1965
V IN T A G E T O Y S PR E -65
Top Dollar In Original BoxI
•HubleyToys •All Wind-ups
• Cast Iron
•Marx• Marklin
•DInlcy
•TinToys (Pre 1955)
•LloneiToys(Pre-1955)
• Any other Pre-1965 toys
V IN T A G E
B A S E B A L L C A R D S
Paying top $$$ on all
• Bowman 48-55
•Gum Cards
• Candy Cards
• Cabinets
• All Regional Sets & Cards
•Topps 1951-75 star Cards * Wax » Sets
•Top $$$ for pre-1900 cards and all
non-sports cards
A U T O G R A P H S
Buying all autographs otdteeattd (amout ptapit
Paying up to:
•G. Washington.............$20,000
•Jesse James.................$30,000
•A. Lincoln......................$9,000
• Babe Ruth
• Any Other Autographs
of notable people
• All Presidents, gangsters, and
historical, entertainment & sports wm
;:Show Details:
C o m f o r t
IN N
629 Madison Rd.
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
• S h o w D a te : Friday D e c e m b e r 5th
• H o u rs : 9am-6pm
• Directions; 1-40 East;Take exit 170, right off exit onto Madison Road. 1-40 West;Take
exit 170, left off exit, right on Madison Road. Down just behind Burger King.
Please Call (336) 751-5966 fo r fu rth e r directions.
V i s i t u s O n l i n e a t : w w w . c a s h f o r m y j e w e l r y . c o m
6 - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dcc. 4,2008
Public Records
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 4,2008 - 7
Advance Woman Heads Susan G. Komen Affiliate
Civil Lawsuits
■ The following civil lawsuits
were filed with the Davie Clerk
of Court.
- North Star Capital
Acquisition vs. Ray R.
Carpenter, collection on
account, $797.56.
- North Star Capital
Acquisition vs. Ricie Hollar,
collection on account,
$1,379.14.
- CACH vs. Alejandra
Moreno, collection on account,
$1,782.42.
- Carolyn Kay Roberts and
Billy Roberts vs. Scarlett
Mitchell James and Freddie Lee
James Jr., custody.
- Suntrust Bank vs. Jamey
Paul Anderson, collection on
account, $3,494.73.
- Harley Davidson Financial
Services vs. Derrick Kendall
Cross, collection on account,
possession of personal property,
$17,553^50.
- Davie County vs. Timothy
Monroe Davis and Richard B.
Josephson, injunction, order of
abatement.
- Sherrie Annette Stroud
Musgravc vs. Steven Michael
Musgrave, divorce.
- Pinnacle Crcdit Services
vs. Sarah E, Whituker,
collection on account,
$5,732.33.
- Davie County vs. Kenneth
R. Anthony, money owed,
$7,075.
- Jayelene Estell McNeely
Barnes vs. Chad Eric Barnes,
divorce,
- Federal Crcdit Union vs,
Tony Dean Hackett, contract,
$2,350,98.
- Green Tree Servicing vs.
James Andrew CIcndcnin, claim
and delivery, contract,
possession of personal property,
- Dodeka vs. Mamie B,
Brown, also known as Beatrice
Brown, collection on account,
$2,563,23. .
- Dodeka vs. Johnny W.
Long, collection on account,
$5,262,83.
■ Juli Rose James and
Charles Keith James vs. Terry
Lane Farrell and Connie Jean
Farrell, use of driveway.
- Carson Glass vs. Tori L,
Etchison, custody, temporary
cu.stody hearing, mediation,
- BB&T vs, Charles R,
Barney, contract, $4,269,50,
- Laura Self vs, Michael Ray
Self Jr., domestic violence
protective order,
- Carson Glass vs. Tori L,
Etchison, domestic violence
protective order.
Fires
Davie County fire depart
ments responded to the follow
ing calls;
Nov. 22: County Line, 9:15
a,m„ Tabor Road (Iredell Co.),
structure fire.
Nov. 23: Farmington, 12:47
p.m., North Pino Road, brush
fire.
Nov. 24: Farmington, 12:18
a.m., brush fire; Mocksville,
9:29 a.m.. First Methodist
Church fellowship hall, furnace
fire; William R, Davie assisted;
Cooleemee, 9:12 p,m„ Junction
Road, tree in roadway.
Nov. 25: Mocksville, 7:19
a.m.. Depot Street, automobile
accident; Smith Grove, 10:57
a,m,,US 158, grass/woods fire;
Mocksville assisted.
Nov. 26: Smith Grove, 7;56
a.m., Beauchamp Road, struc
ture fire; Advance assisted;
Cornatzer-Dulin assisted;
County Line, 11:57 a.m,, 1-40
West, automobile accident;
Smith Grove, 1:05 p.m., Ber
muda Village Drive, fire alarm;
Advance assisted; Farmington
assisted; Mocksvillc assisted;
Mocksville, 2:18 p.m.,
Wilkesboro Street, automobile
accident; Smith Grove, 3:35
p.m., 1-40 East, smoke investi
gation; Farmington assisted;
Mocksville, 4:06 p.m.,- Avgol
Drive, fire alarm; Jerusalem as
sisted,
Nov. 27: Center, 11:15 p.m,,
company transfer.
Nov. 29: County Line, 6:22
p,m„ Ridge Road, fire alarm;
Center assisted,
Nov. 30: Jerusalem, 10:49
a,m„ Hank Lesser Road, tree
down in road; Jerusalem, 3:53
p.m.. Will Boone Road, power
line on tree; Farmington, 4:48
p,m„ 1-40 East, automobile ac
cident; Smith Grove assisted;
Center, 5:32 p,m,, 1-40 West,
vehicle fire; Counly Line as
sisted.
Arrests
The Davie County Sheriffs
Department made the following
arrests;
- Clayton Matthew Jarvis, 21,
of Winston-Salem was arrested
Nov. 20 for identity theft, ob
taining property by false pre
tense, and misdemeanor larceny.
Trial date: Dec. 4.
- Dennis Jerome Sales, 23, of
Pineville Road, Mocksville was
arrested Nov. 20 for breaking/
entering, burglary, larceny after
breaking/entering, and injury to
personal property. Trial date:
Dec. 4.
- Amanda Diane Lee, 28, of
Creason Lane, Mocksville was
arrested Nov. 22 for harassing
phone call. Trial date: Dec, II.
- Vernon Anthony Clement,
32, of Lewisville was arrested
Nov. 22 for unauthorized use of
a motor vehicle, breaking/en
tering, and larceny after break
ing/entering. Trial date: Dec. 18,
- Noel Argeta Martinez, 31,
of Michaels Roud, Mocksville
was nrrested Nov. 23 for assault
on a female and interfering with
911. Trial date: Dec. 18.
- Joshua Edward Brinklow,
24, of Clemmons was arrested
Nov. 26 for breaking/entering
and larceny. Trial date: Dec. 8.
- Jessica Bolen, 29, of
LuQuinta Drive, Advance was
arrested Nov. 26 for misde
meanor larceny and injury to
personal property. Trial date:
Dec, 18,
- John Paul Husarick, 31, of
Statesville was arrested Nov, 27
for second degree trespassing.
Trial date: Dec, 18,
- Joshua Andrew Cleary, 18,
of Hobson Drive, Mocksville
was arrested Nov, 28 for assault
on a female. Trial date; Jan, 8.
Higliway Patrol
The following traffic wrecks
in Davie County were listed by
the N.C. Highway Patrol.
• An Iredell woman was
charged with no operators li
cense and exceeding safe speed
for conditions after she wrecked
the vehicle she was driving Nov,
27.
Yajaira Edith Fuentes of
Statesville was driving a 1998
Honda vehicle east on Davie
Academy Ridge Road exceed
ing a safe speed for a curve and
ice on the road. Fuentes vehicle
began skidding, ran off the road
to the right, and collided with i>
ditch and trees.
Trooper E.C,. Rotcn reported
the accident occurred at ap-
proxiinately 7:40 a,m, and there
were no injuries,
• A Davie man was charged
with exceeding a safe ¡¡peed for
conditions after he wrecked the
vchicle he was driving Nov, 25.
Jeremy Dale Shoffner of
Shady Knoll Lane, Mocksville
was driving his 1992 GM C
pick-up east on Davie Academy
Ridge Road exceeding a safe
speed for a cUrve and ice on the
road. Shoffner's truck began to
skid, crossed the centerline, and
ran off the road to the left,
Shoffner overcorrected, came
back onto the road, and ran off
the roud a second time to the
left. His truck continued out of
control and collided with u
stump and then a tree.
Trooper E.C, Roten reported
the accident occurred ut ap
proximately 6:43 a.m, and there
were no injuries.
• No charges'were filed after
an accident oh Nov, 28,
Jay Stanley Bryant of
Purcellville, Va. was driving his
2006 Pontiac westjOn NC 801.
Bryant failed to .stop for a
stopsign, ran off the road
straight ahead, and collided with
un embankment, Bryant's ve
hiclc continued traveling
through an open field before
cotning to a stop.
Trooper C,D. Hall reported
the accident occurred at ap
proximately 7:31 p.m.
• No charges were filed after
an accident on Nov. 30,
Lauren Angelic Bland of
Bryson City was driving her
1996 Mercury east on 1-40 be
hind a 1999 Honda vchicle
driven by Jordan Elizabeth
Perkins of Maiden. Perkins
slowed her vehicle for stopped
traffic; Bland fuiled to slow her
vehicle in time and it collided
with Perkins',
Trooper J,W, Thompson re
ported the accident occurred at
approximately 3:52 p,m, and
there were no injuries,
• Three deer were reported
hit by automobiles in Ihe county
last week. In the following re
ports no injuries to the drivers
were repofted:
Samantha Simpson Voreh of
E. Rolling Meadow Road, Ad
vance wus driving u 2007
Hyundai west on 1-40 when it
collided with u deer crossing the
roud.
Trooper M,T. Dalton re
ported the accident occurrcd at
approximately 6:05 p.m, on
Nov. 22,
Meredith Louise Boone of
US 601 North, Mocksville was
driving her 2008 Lexus west on ■
US 158 when it collided with a
deer in the roadway.
Trooper E.C. Roten reported
the accident occurred at ap
proximately 11 ;26 a.m. on Nov.
23.
Max Steven Wooten of
McCullough Road, Mocksville
was driving a 2000 Nissan south
on US 601. A deer entered the
roadway in front of Woolen's
vehicle and it collided with car.
Trooper C.D. Hall reported
the accident occurred at ap
proximately 3:33 a.m. on Nov,
29,
• No charges were filed after
an accident on Nov. 30,
Angela Diane Lauten of
Kernersville wus driving a 2002
Jeep west on 1-40, merging right
onto the NC 801 exit. An un
known vchicle and driver along
with a 2004 Cadillac driven by
Anthony Joseph Guinta Jr, of
Winston-Salem were also trav
eling west on 1-40 and merging.
The unknown vehicle swerved
in a reckless manner und col
lided with Luuten's vchicle. Due
to that collision, Lauten's ve
hicle collided with Guinta's, The
unknown driver fied the scene
and fulled to give any informa
tion.
Trooper C.D. Hull reported
the accident occurred at ap
proximately 11:25 p.m, and
there were no injuries.
Sheriff’s Department
The following incidents
were reported to the Dnvie
County Sheriff’s Department.
- On Nov, 18 a domestic as
sault was reported at a home on
Davie Academy Road, Mocks
ville.
- A simple assault wus re
ported at u home on Comatzer
Road, Advance on Nov, 21,
- On Nov. 20 the larceny of
money was reported at u home
on Shadybrook Road, Mocks
ville,
- Threats were reported ut u
home on Westside Drive,
Mocksville on Nov. 20.
- On Nov. 20 lurceny was
reported at a home on US 601
North, Mocksville.
- On Nov. 20 larceny was
reported at a home on Sonora
Drive, Advuncc.
- A breuk-in wus reported ut
a home on Scottsdale Drive,
Advunce on Nov, 20,
- On Nov. 20 a break-in and
larceny were reported ut u busi
ness on Westside Drive, Mocks
ville,
- The break-in of a motor
vehiclc was reported at a homo
on NC 801 South, Mocksville
on Nov, 21.
- On Nov, 21. identity theft
was reported at u home on Sy
camore Ridge Drive, Advance.
- An auto breuk-in was re
ported ut a home on Talwood
Drive, Advunce on Nov. 21,
- On Nov, 21 obtuining prop
erty by fulse pretense was re
ported at u home on Lancelot
Lane, Mocksville,
- A break-in was reported al
a home on Jack Booe Roud,
Mocksville on Nov, 21,
- On Nov, 23 an assault on a
female wus reported at a home
on Tutts Trail, Mocksville,
- Larceny wus reported ut u
home on Singleton Rond,
Mocksville on Nov, 24.
- On Nov. 24 the break-ins
of a motor vehicles was re
ported at a home on Kingsmill
Place, Advance.
- A break-in was reported at
a home on NC 801 North,
Mocksville on Nov. 24,
- On Nov, 25 an assault on a
female was reported at u home
on Swicegood Street, Mocks
ville,
- A break-in was reported at
a home on Sonora Drive, Ad
vance on Nov, 24,
- On Nov, 25 the break-in of
a motor vehicle was reported ut
a home on Greywood Court,
Advnnce,
- The break-in of a motor
vehicle wus reported at u home
on Winchester Rond, Advunce
on Nov. 25.
- On Nov, 25 the larceny of
medication wus reported ut u
home on Richie Road, Mocks
ville,
- A break-in wus reported at
a home on Oak Valley Boule
vard, Advnnce on Nov. 25.
- On Nov. 26 identity theft
wus reported at a home on Ce
dar Creek Road, Mocksville.
- An auto break-in was re
ported nt a home on Suntree
Court, Mocksville on Nov. 26.
- On Nov, 26 obtaining prop
erty by folse pretense was re
ported at a home on Andrew
Road, Advunce,
- A break-in, larceny, und
damage to property were re
ported at a home on Cuna Road,
Mocksvillc on Nov, 26,
- On Nov, 26 damage to
property wus reported nt a home
on Builey’s Chupel Roud, Ad
vunce,
- An auto break-in and lar
ceny were reported at a home
on Bridgewater Drive, Advance
on Nov, 27.
- On Nov. 27 a break-in was
reported at a home on Oaktree
Drive, Mocksville.
- An animal complaint was
reported at u home on Lake
wood Valley Road, Mocksville
on Nov. 28.
- On Nov. 28 trespassing was
reported at u home on Cosabella
Drive, Advance,
- Identity theft was reported
at u home on Lukeside Drive,
Advunce on Nov. 28.
- On Nov. 28 larceny was
reported ut u home on Point
Rond, Mocksville.
- A break-in wus reported ut
u home on Ouk Tree Drive,
Mocksville on Nov. 29.
- On Nov. 29 u breuk-in wns
reported at u home on Wild
wood Drive, Mocksville,
- Damage to property and
simple assault was reported at a
home on Guinevere Lane,
Mocksville on Nov, 30.
Land lYansfers
The following lund transfers
were filed with the Duvie Reg
ister of Deeds. The trunsuctions
are listed by parties involved,
acreage, township, and deed
stamps purchased, with $2 rep
resenting $1,000.
- Brenda R. Martin and
James Quince Martin to Larry
Odell Renegur, l/3rd interest,
62.18 ucres.Clurksville.
- Eric Nathaniel Dulton, ad-
ministrutor of estute off Ella
Rose Dulton to Eric N. Dulton,
8 lots, 26 ucres, Fulton.
- June Atkinson Willis to
Wesley Albert Willis, I lot,
- Jane McNair Waugh by her
attorney in fact, Philip R.S,
Waugh Jr. to Jomes A. Shouf und
Helen F. Shouf, trustees, 1 lot,
Shady Grove.
- Christopher M, Supple to
Frances A, Нифе, trustee, 1 lot,
Furmlngton, $420,
- Dorothy Seuford Hemrick
and Joe Sherrill Hemrick to
Kent Juson Woodward and Me
lissa Woodward to Samuel
Lambert and Bonnie Lambert,
2 tracts, Mocksville, $168,
- Charlie V, Ellis and Alice
L. Ellis to Jeffrey B. Lynch and
Charynne Ellis Lynch, 1 tract,
Farmington,
- Chariie V. Ellis nnd Alice
L. Ellis to Judy Ellis, I tract,
Farmington,
- Jeff D. Rogers, substitute
trustee to Thomas Foster, 4
tracts, Jerusalem, $66,
Mocksville Police
The following incidents
were reported to the Mocksville
Police Department,
- A Davie County Hospital
employee reported Nov. 21
someone tried to obtuin pain
medicine under u false name,
- The lurceny of u pack of
steaks from Food Lion,
Salisbury Road, was reported
Nov. 20.
- A vehicle parked at
Walmart wus scrutched, it wus
reported Nov. 23.
- A man reported Nov. 24 he
wus ussuulted by un elderly
womun at a residence on Mill
Wuy,
- A vehicle was damaged in
the Walmart parking lot, it was
reported Nov. 25.
- A woman reported Nov. 24
a vehicle and muil were dum-
aged at u residence oh
Mountview Drive.
- A womun reported Nov. 24
someone had stolen her identity,
- Two women reported Nov,
21 they were ussuulted ut u resi
dence on East Lexington Road.
- The larceny of clothes,
video games, CDs and DVDs
from Walmart was reported
Nov. 25.
- The larceny of 42 video
games from Walmurt was re
ported Nov. 24.
-The breoking, entering nnd
larceny of a fire extinguisher
ond digital clock from the Brock
parking center was reported
Nov, 26.
Arrests
- Duvid Cluy TVexler Jr., 32,
of Woodleuf, was churged Nov.
20 with driving while license
revoked, Triul dute: Dec. 19.
- Sylivu Castillo, 37, of
Woodleof, wns charged Nov. 21
with larceny by employee und
uiding ond abetting. Bond;
$30,000. Triul dote: Dec. 4.
- Aurin Surin Cosmu, 38, of
Whittmun, Ariz,, wns chargcd
Nov. 25 with shoplifting. Trial
dute; Jan. 18,
- Jeremy Causey McDaniel,
34, of Belatre Lane, wos
charged Nov. 21 with DW l and
driving left of center. Trial date:
Dec. 19,
Colerino Santill
Dominguez, 40, o f Edison
Street, was charged Nov. 28
with driving without u license.
Trial date: Feb, 16,
IVamc Accidents
- No charges were filed af
ter a wreck on Sanford Avenue
at 4:35 p,m, Nov. 25.
Dale Hubert Gish, 54, of
Harmony, was driving a truck
behind another truck which was
stopped nt 0 stoplight by Rob
ert Eari Floyd, 62, of Fainnont.
When Floyd didn’t move his
truck os the light turned green,
Gish passed to the left and then
made a right turn when the two
collided, reported Officer Jus
tin Foster.
- A driver left the scene of a
wrcck on Yadkinville Road at
3:36 p.m, Nov. 21.
Aroceli Gama Antunez, 27,
of Yadkinville, was driving a
1994 Mitsubishi thot wos struck
from behind by the truck that
left the scene, reported Officer
E.M, Parker,
- No charges'were filed af
ter 0 wreck on Yodklnville Road
at 4:45 p,m, Nov. 25.
Comelio Shelton Smith, 81,
of NC 801 North, was driving a
2003 Toyota and failed to see
that traffic hod come to a stop,
causing her vehicle to strike the
rear of a 2004 Cadillac driven
by Marceleen Cook Bodsford,
77, of Country Lane, reported
Officer Joey Reynolds.
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Afflliote of Susan G, Komen for
the Cure has appointed Davie
residcnj Anna S. Eichhom as its
executive director,
“We are so fortunate to have
Anna lending the Triod
Affiliate’s efforts in the fight
oguinst brcost cancer. She brings
n wealth of valuable, relevant
experience to the executive
director’s post,” suid Shelley
Holden, president of the
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knowledge and organizotional
capabilities will greatly enhance
our fundraising, community
outreach and all program areas,”
Before joining the affiliate,
Eichhom was the director of
development at Second Harvest
Food Bank of Northwest North
Carolina, since October, 2007.
Previously, Eichhom wns
Ihe executive director of Smart
Start of Davic County nnd
Duvie County United Way,
positions involving extensive
board involvement, fiscal
management, marketing,
fundraising and other activities
in public and private settings.
Earlier in her career.
Don’t Leave Valuables In Vehicles
By Jackie Seabolt
Enterprise Record
A rash of vehicles break-ins
in the eastem part of the county
hus the Duvie Sheriff’s Depart
ment sending u wuming to resi
dents to lock their curs with Ihe
holiday season nearing.
According to Capt. J.D,
Hartman, approximately 25 ve
hicles in the Oak Valley and
Hillsdale area have been broken
into.
Hurtman said that the major
ity of vehicles have been left
unlocked und the pcrpetralor(s)
have rummaged through and
stolen property.
"They huve muinly tuken
loose change, credit cards, und
such. They took u big screen tv
that had been purchased and left
in a cur overnight,” Hurtmon
soid.
The break-ins ore toking
place between midnight and the
eorly moming hours.
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- No charges were filed af
ter a wreck on HospituI Street
al 9 a.m. Nov. 25.
Chet Channing Bledsoe, 78,
of US 601 North, was driving a
1993 Dodge that struck u 1993
Ford as it WHS bucked from a
porking space by Michael John
Runney, 21, of NC 801 South,
Advance, reported Officer Jus
tin Foster.
- James Carlton Roberts, 24,
I ipf Sanford Avenue, was driving
10 2001 Mozdo on Sonford Av
enue ut 7 p.m,tNov, 26,wheh'il'
wus struck by u deer.
Cooleemee Police
The following are from
Cooleemee Police Department
reports.
- The breuking, entering und
larceny of four handguns from
0 residence on Erwin Street wos
reported Nov, 23,
- Rofoel Sontos Alvurudo,
32, of Stucee Trull, Mocksville,
wns urresled ut a residence on
NC 801 South Nov, 23 for
felony possession of cruck co
caine, possession with intent to
sell and deliver drugs and car
rying a concealed weopon. He
wos taken into custody in lieu
of 0 $12,500 bond, pending o
Dec. 4 oppeorance in Dovie Dis
trict Court. Officer Brent C.
Cronford seized 1 gram of crock
cocuine, $203, and o 9mm hand
gun with eight rounds of ammu
nition,
- Dorothy Latralie Howell,
33, of Hickory Street, was
charged by Cranford on Nov. 17
with ossoult on 0 government
official ond resisting arrest. Trial
dute: Dec. 18.
- A Cooleemee woman was
cited for exceeding a safe speed
after a wreck on NC 801 South
on Nov. 25 at 8:15 a.m,
Carey Steele Bamey, 30, of
Westview Avenue, was driving
0 1999 Dodge thot slid on ice,
crossing the center line and
striking heud-on u 2004
Chevrolet driven by Morciu
Brinkley Perrrell, 36, of
Woodleuf, reported Officer Matt
Scott.
Hartman said one subject
could not sleep and got up
uround 3 u.m, "She suw some
one in her neighbor’s cur but did
not call the police,”
Investigation into the case is
ongoing und anyone with infor-
mation is asked to contact De
tective Brandon Emory ut 751-
5547.
"Just u note,” Hurtmun suid.
"Don’t leuve valuables in your
car and moke sure you lock your
vehicle,”
Eichhom spent 10 years in
supervisory roles with the
Central Intelligence Agency,
most recently as the deputy
chief, office of financial
management. There, she
supervised staffs of various
sizes, served os the Army and
Novy liaison and handled
budgeting and cash
disbursement functions.
Eichhom received a
bachelor's degree in business
administration from William
Woods University in Fulton,
Mo. She attended Project
LEAD’S Leadership Acadcmy
at UNC Chapel H ill’s Frank
Porter Graham Child
Development Institute, and
received a Certificate of
Nonprofit Management from
Duke University,
Eichhom is uctivc in her
community huving served us
president of the North Duvic
PTO, as a Paul Harris Fellow
and former member of the
Rotary Club of Mocksvillc, as
chair of the board of deacons of
Cornerstone Christian Church,
and in other capacities,
“It is my great pleasure to
serve such a highly regarded
organization as Susun G,
Komen For the Cure,” Eichhom
said, “I am especially proud to
be part of this local effort that
exemplifies grassroots net
working at its best, and which
represents the largest source of
nonprofit funds directed to the
fight against breast cancer in Ihe
worid.”
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Eichhom resides in Advance
with her husband Doug and two
children. Collin. 15, and Brianna
13,
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Davie Campus Ready To Open New Addition
The ribbon will bc cut Dcc.
15 on a major campus expan
sion of the Davie Campus in
Mocksville of Davidson County
Community College.
' The public is invited to the
io a.m. ceremony at 1205
Salisbury Road, across from
Davie High School. The expan
sion features 11,000 square feet
of new or renovated space, fi
nanced by a $3 million appro
priation from Davie County.
, Staff and faculty will occupy
new and renovated spaces
following Ihe ribbon cutting,
and students will begin classcs
Iherc in January. The addition
will bc called the Administra
tion Building. The adjoining
existing building has been re
named the Laboratory and
Health Technology Building.
• The Administration Building
features a one-stop shop for stu
dents seeking admissions and
placement; career guidance, fi
nancial aid counseling, registra
tion and bookstore services. It
will also contain a multiple-use,
dividable, 100-seal classroom
that may bc used by Ihe public
when classes are not scheduled.
The building will conldin a con-
icrence room, kitchen and large
outdoor back pnlio.
I Also open lo students and
the public is a newly expanded
library featuring wireless
A ribbon cutting ceremony will be held at 10 a.m. Dec. 15 at the new addition to the Davie Campus of Davidson
County Community College.
inlemet capabilities. The library
fills the first floor of the Dnvio
Communily Bujlding. A focal
poinl of Ihe new library is a his
tory wall that presents a visual
history and lime line of the
Davie Campus that was first
eslnblished in 1994.
Davic commissioners also
made it possible lo renovate a
welding Ittb, histotechnology
lab, and nursing lab about two
years ago, allowing the colIcge
lo offer more academic pro
grams, especially in the
healthcare field.
The Davie Campus began
offering a popular neW, three-
semester Practical Nurse Edu
cation progrnm in January. Il
combines online and face-lo-
fiice instruction to prepare
graduates for the exam to be
come a licensed practical nurie
(LPN). Other academic pro
grams unique to the Davie Cam
pus are histotechnology, phle
botomy, and cancer information
management (mostly online),
and welding.
Videoconferencing capabili
ties allow .simultaneous classes
on the Davidson and Davie
campuses lo bc beamed logelhcr
using two-way audio and video
cquipnienl. This technology al
lows Ihe instructor and students
on one campus lo be connccted
in real time and interact with
students and a technology assis
tant on 0 different campus.
Many curriculum courscs
are offered on Ihe Davie Cam
pus including; introduction lo
business, principles of manage
ment, corrections, ethics and
community relations, JAVA pro
gramming, Western Cjivilizalion
II, international business, intro
ductory algebra, survey of
mathematics and general psy
chology.
Enrollment at the Davie
campus has steadily grown, and
it was designated as a multi
campus site two years ogo. As
the only institution of higher
learning in Davie County, more
and more people have turned lo
DCCC for a variety of credit and
non-credit courscs, soid Dr.
Mary E. Rittling, DCCC presi
dent.
“We are extremely proud of
the new and improved facilities
wc will offer our students and
the community in Davie
County," Riltling said. “We ore
also proud thal the David Cam
pus is supported by so many
people, especially the Dovie
County commissioners. Had it
not been for their generous ap
propriation, we would nol be
able to meet the expanding
needs of our students and Ihe
communily.
“The Dovie Campus helps
crcate success for its students,
offcring hope, opportunities and
jobs. It has bccome known as
one of Davic County's strongest
assets," she said.
Democrats Tout Successes; Donate To A Storehouse
Democratic Women of
Davic County met on Tuesday,
Nov. 18 for the regular monthly
meeting.
. Chair Sue Nokbvich called
Ihc meeting lo order and said o
prayer. Many women were
present, including one new
member, and several guests.
“There was much
excitcment in the room and
women were anxious to hear
obout election day
experiences," said Mazie
Laurence. “All of our members
took advantage of the carly
voting in order to be free on
election day to be at Ihe polls
giving out candidate materials."
Some women worked at
headquarters, making telephone
colls. Everyone had slories to
tell about encounters they had
with Ihe opposition and lo tell
stories aboul people who voted
for the first time in their lives.
“We cun all bc proud of the
hurd work we did and the
accomplishments we made,”
she said. “We huve a
Democratic president, Barack
Obama, a Democratic governor,
Beverly Perdue, und a US
Democratic senator, Kay
Hagan. Although we live in a
very Republican county, and are
outnumbered by registered
Republicans by more than three
lo one, we were able to garner
Ihe voles necessary to^help our
national and state candidates be
victorious.
"B ill Burnette ran a
professional campoign for Ihe
stale senate. He was unable to
pull the nccessary Republican
support needed to unseat
Andrew Brock, a native of the
county and one who goes to
Raleigh for every vote but
seldom introduces or votes for
legislation that would help the
majority of the residents of
Davic County," Laurence said.
“Burnette had more support in
Rowan Counly, bin
unforiunulely, nol enough."
Burnetle said he plans lo
continue lo work for the
residents of Davie by providing
jobs and doing things that a
businessman cun do.
“Unforiunulely, the citizens of
Davie County are the losers."
“Roy Carter also ran a
professional campaign for Ihe
Fifth District Congressional scat
against Virginio Foxx,"
Laurence said. “For some
reason, Ihe people of the Fifth
District like Virginia Foxx. It is
hard for Democrats to
understand why because she
voles against so many things
thal would help all Ihc people
of the district; but unfortunately,.
not loo many people in Ihe area
keep up with her voting record
or to the organizations thal
finance her reelections, such as
drug'companies, in.surance
companies and oil companies.
Now Ihal Foxx will no longer
have Qcorge Bush to snuggle up
lo, we will sec what leadership
abilities she possesses.”
This year the Democratic
Women of Davie hove
supported the Storehouse for
Jesus. Women bring canned
goods to the meeting each
month and Alice Brown delivers
the items lo the Storehouse.
Bccause of so many job losses
and inflation in the counly,
people are using <he Storehouse
more for food and basic
hygienic itoms. Brown said.
The Democratic Women have
Davie Democrats tal<e goods to A Storehouse for Jesus for distribution to the needy.
pledged support to continue
providing canncd food items lo
the Storehouse for 2009.
Members made plans for the
annual Chrislmas.dinner at the
Sagebrush Restaurant on Dcc.
16 at 6;30 p.m. All Democrats
in the County are invited. The
annual Vulcniine Tea will be
held in February at the Senior
Ccnter in Mocksville. Members
will continue lo work on
precinct organization arid hope
lo odd Norlh Calahaln,
Jerusalem, and Fulton to tho.se
precincts already organized.
“Muny thanks go oul to all
those Democrats and
unaffilialed voters who have
come onboard and helped win
this election," Laurence said.
Administrative Court
The following cases were
disposed in Dovie
Administrutive Court,
- Verna Kay McCraw,
driving while liccnsc revoked,
dismissed.
- Adell Kerri McHugh,
failure to slop at stop sign/
flashing red light, reduced to
improper equipment, cost/remit
fine.
- Patrick Carson Miller,
expired/no inspeclion,
dismissed.
- Christopher J. Moebes,
.speeding 86 in a 60, reduccd to
69 in a 60, $15, cost.
- Ignacio Mojica, expired/no
inspection, dismissed.
- Charles Franklin Myers,
speeding 49 in a 35, reduced to
improper equipment, $25, cost.
- James Edward Myers, no
license, expired/no inspection,
dismissed.
- Andrea Elise Naylor,
speeding 68 in a 55, reduced to
improper equipment, $25, cost.
- Trina Dunn Norris,
operating vehicle with no
insurance, fictitious/canceled/
revoked registration, dismissed.
- Robert Theodore Olive,
additional lighting equipment
violation, dismissed.
- Edona R. Pacolli, speeding
87 in 0 70, reduced lo improper
equipment, $25, cost.
- Jariies Elmer Peck, driving
without two. headlamps, rear
lamps violation, dismissed.
- Eli Ruz, .speeding 84 in a
70, reduccd to improper
equipment, $25, cost; failure to
wear seal belt, dismissed.
- Jose Juan Reyes, no
license, dismissed.
- Lambert N. Robinson,
speeding 86 in a 70, reduced lo
improper equipment, $50, cost.
- Robert Cody Rusher,
failure to reduce speed,
dismissed.
- Nancy San Filippo,
speeding 49 in a 35, reduccd lo
improper equipment, $25, cost.
- William Robert Sawrey,
failure to slop for stop sign/
flashing red light, reduced to
improper equipment, $25, cost.
- Tristan Michael Smith,
operating vehicle with no
insurance, driving/allowing
vehicle to be driven with no
registration, dismissed.
- Adam Zone Sparks,
speeding 66 in a 55, reduced to
improper equipment, $25, cost.
- Michael Wayne Spaugh,
expired registration, dismissed.
- Christopher D. Squires,
speeding 83 in u 70,'reduced to
improper equipmeht, $25, cost.
- ShariAnn Stephens, failure
to slop for slop sign/flashing red
lighl, reduced to improper
equipment, $25, cost.
- Zelh Dawson Stone,
exceeding safe speed,
dismissed.
- Charies B. Strader, failure
lo slop for stop sign/flashing red
light, reduced to improper
equipment, $25, cost.
- Molthew Robert Thomas,
expired/no inspeclion,
dismis.sed; reckless driving ,lo
endanger, reduced lo improper
equipment, $50, cost.
- Susan Hughes Thompson,
speeding 69 in a 55, reduced to
improper equipment, $25, cost.
- Jody Reece Treadway,
speeding 80 in a 70, reduced lo
improper equipment, $25, cost.
- Jose C. Valencia, no
license, $50, cost; driving left of
center, dismissed.
- Louise Beale Vincent,
speeding 88 in o 70, reduced to
improper equipment, $100,
cost.
- Theodore C. Wolwik,
speeding 70 in a 55, reduced to
improper equipment, $25, cost;
expired registration, dismissed.
■ - Travell M. Washington,
expired registration, dismissed;
handicapped parking violation,
$100, cost.
- Courtney B. Wiilioms,
failure to reduce speed,
dismissed.
- Kathy C. W illiams,
speeding 67 in o 55, reduced to
improper equipment, $25, cost.
- Shaquasia Y. Williams,
failure to wear seat belt, $25,
cost.
- John Ashley Wilson,
C o u r t . . .
Continued From Page 4
failure to notify DMV of ad
dress change, $25, cost.
- Stephen D. Sherrill, unsafe
movement, driving with license
revoked, dismissed.
- Loretta Daphne Sloan, driv
ing with license revoked, prayer
for judgment continued on cost..
. - Anthony C. Stewart, DWI,
sentenced to 60 days, suspended
24 monlhs, $100, cost, surren
der license, not operate a vehicle
until licensed by DMV, sub
stance abuse assessment/treat
ment, 24 hoiirs community ser
vice; unlawfully passing emer
gency vehicle, open container
after consuminig alcohol, no
operators license, dismissed.
- Dreama Shavon Taylor, dog
or cot vaccination, dismissed.
- Robin Frost Weant, resist
ing a public officer, dismissed
per pleu; assault on a govern
ment official/employee, sen
tenced to 60 days, suspended 18
expir'ed/no inspection,
dismissed,
- Tamula B, W ilson,
speeding 66 in a 55, reduced to
improper equipment, $25, cost.
- Ricky Allen Winters,
speeding 48 in a 35, reduccd to
improper equipmeni, $25, cost;
expired registration, dismissed.
- Lucinda Elmore Woody,
failure lo reduce speed,
dismi.ssed.
months, $100, cost, write letter
of apology to officer; remain of
good behavior.
- Lloyd Wesley Webb, iis-
sauU by strangulation, assaull
on a female, misdemeanor child
abuse, dismissed per request of
prosecuting witness.
- John Paul White, assault on
a female, dismissed per media
tion.
- Hannah Marie Wilcox,
speeding 67 in a 55 and failure
to notify DMV of address
change, reduced to improper
equipmeni, $50, cost; operating
vehicle no insurance, dismissed.
- Tushu Lynn Wislion, failure
lo notify DM V of address
change, $25, cost, 331.50 attor
ney fees.
Failed to appear:
- Kevin George Burrell, mis
demeanor probation violation
out of county,
- Henry Watson Dulin Jr.,
driving with license revoked,
rear lamps violation, expired/no
inspection slicker, fictitious/
concealed/revoked registration
card/lag.
- Muriu Reginu Fleck, ex
pired registration card/tag, fail
ure lo slop for stopsign/flashing
red lighl.
- Andrew Caldwell Keiner,
speeding 93 in a 70.
- Kevin Anihony Miller,
speeding 89 in a 70, driving
with license revoked, operating
vehicle no insurance, fictiiious/
concealed/revoked registration
card/tag.
- Lori Elizabeth Seals,
simple worthless check.
- Tony Lynn Speaks, DWI,
open container after consuming
alcohol, driving with license
revoked, failure lo wear drivers
seat belt,
- Terrance Reshaw White, in
jury to real property.
-Ronnie Dean Williams, sec- ■
ond degree trespassing.
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Davie County’s newest board of county commissioners, from left: t^arl< Jones, Chris Anderson, Ken White, Bobby Knight and Richard Poindexter.
D e m o c r a t . . .
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na m e, in c lu d in g fo rm e r
c o u n ty m an age r T e rry
Bralley, w hom he compared
to Tin a Tu rn er ( “ the best” )
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manager Beth D irks, who he
said has the most potential of
any young person in public
adm inistration in the state;
and assistant m anager Jim
Stockert, “ a w alking ency
clopedia ... with impeccabic
character.”
"D avie County is a people
place. It w ouldn’t exist w ith
out our volunteers,” Flem ing
said.
Flem ing did not seek re-
election. Last m onth’s votes
gave thé three seats to M ark
Jones, incum bent R ichard
Poindiexter and K en W hite.
Incum bent Johnny Frye lost
a bid for reelection.
"There is no ‘I ’ in team,”
Flem ing told the new board
m em bers. " I ’ve done m y
best. I feel totally confident
you w ill do a better job. God
bless you, and good luck.”
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It wasn’t the first arrest for
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made in recent years.
B ut it was one o f the most
in value of items stolen.
S y lv ia C a s tillo , 37, o f
C o o l S p rin g s R o ad ,
W oodleaf, was arrested N ov.
21 for felony larceny by em
ployee and aiding and abet
ting felony larceny. She was
taken into custody in lieu of
a $30,000 bond, pending a
Dec. 4 first appearance hear-
ing in D avie District Court.
A form er em ployee ot the
D o lla r General off U S 601
South, she is charged w ith
stealing and helping to steal
more thon $18,000 worth o f
merchandise from the store.
"A n y employee who takes
from their em ployer, no m at
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taken and converts that item
to their ow n use or purpose,
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Stuart Shore.
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D a v ie C o u n ty B o a rd o f
County Comm issioners - and
the sitting commissioners as
w ell - got a little advice be
fore n swearing-in cerem ony
M onday evening. ■
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Veterans Day.
Judge Jim m y M yers, be
fore p e rfo rm in g the ce r
cm ony, told the filled meet-
“So help me God, that is the most
important phrase in this entire oath.
It is more than words, it is some
thing to be lived.”
- kludge Jimmy Myers
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"Veterans D ay is not just
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H e had even more advice.
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B o y s B a s k e t b a l l G e t s B i g N u m b e r s F r o m H a r r i s
B y Brian Pitts
Davie Enterprise Rccord
The Davie varsity boys basketball
team’s results were mixed in the Гоир
team Davie Shootout here last week.
In the first rotind, Davie played su
perbly in the fourth quarter to hold off
Asheboro 61-56. The championship
game against Salisbury, however, was
mostly frustration for the War Eagles,
who dug a hole in Ihc first quarter and
never recovered in a 75-64 defeat.
Davie is 1-2 in nonconference play.
It was still missing freshman center
Shannon Dillard, who has missed ev
ery game with a knee injury. He should
be in the lineup this week.
JamabMayfieid, combo guard,
sparked a terrific 10-2 start against
Asheboro. Leading the break, he made
an around-the-back pass to Landon
Harris, who finished witli a left-handed
layup. Mayfield dove three rows lii'tb
the stands to save a ball to Drew Absher,
who tumed and quickly found Harris
underneath. In the second quarter,
Mayfield chased down a ball under the
goal and made another behind-the-back
pusis, this time to Absher for a layup.
Mayfield’s highlight-rcci passing
led to seven assists. Equally impressive,
he had no turnovers.
“We played Jamal some at the point
because he can lead the break like that,”
coach Mike Absher said. "I told him if
you have the opportunity to attack and
you can dish it, do it. He would get a
long rebound and there he went. 1 didn't
know if he had those kind of numbers'
in him, but you could tell he had the
potential to be that kind of passer. The
other thing he does that’s really helped
us is he gets out and runs tlie lanes hard
when he’s off the ball. He can get in
there and finish. He brought his A game
tonight, that’s for sure.”
Ultimately, the biggest reasons for
the victory were James Mayfield, Har
ris and Absher. James Mayfield pow
ered in the paint for 17 points and 10
rebounds. He drew contact repeatedly
and converted seven of 10 free throws.
Harris has made drastic improvement
since his junior yettf, scoring 16 points,
hiuing seven of eight field goals, two ‘
of two 3s atid pulling down nine re
bounds. Ten was his career high in scor
ing before this night. Absher didn’t hit
a 3, but he made nine of 11 free throws
to finish with 15 points.
It was a welcome departure from the
first game, when Davie failed to find
an offensive threat to go wilh Absher.
In the loss to West Iredell, James
Mayfield and Harris combined for 15
points. They combined for 33 in this
one.
"Coach (Johnny) M iller asked
Kenny (Wood) to chart post touches,
and we had 24,” Absher said. "That was
something we really focussed on the
last two'days to,make James and
Landon mote of a factor. They turned
out to be big tonight. That’s the kind of
scoring we’ve got lo have. We’ve got
to Jiave three guys like that in double
figures.”
Harris’ stature as a vital cog rose in
Ihe tournament. Over two games, he
scored 33 points and grabbed 16 rq-
bounds.
"Landon stepped up,” Absher said.
"We challenged some people lo make
some shots when Ihings gol tough. He
buried a big 3 (against Asheboro). He
had to battle through an injury in the
fall. That was tough because things
were really looking good for him. He’d
had a great summer and the school year
was off to a good start with his work
outs. The injury set him back, bul now
he's back. He has whal it takes lo be
successful now,”
Davie and Asheboro slugged each
other in die fourth, a situation that was
identical to the West Iredell game.
Please See Harris • Page B8 Jamal Mayfield plays defense against Asheboro,
G i r l s T a k e O u t
F r u s t r a t i o n s O n
S o u t h M e e k
Hy Brian Pitts
Davie Enterprise Record
In the first round of Ihe Davie
Shootout here lasl week, Ihe Davie vor-
sity giris basketball team was running
stride for stride with Asheboro. The
Vlsitdfs;*’however, wiped out Davie’s
good feelings in the fourth, scoring 30
points and pulling away 69-56.
Davie rebounded in the third-place
game, bombing South Mecklenburg
64-16 for a nonconference record of I -
2.
The War Eagles played well in the
J"irst three quartets against Asheboro.
An 11-0 run gaye Ihem a 23-18 lead in
the second quartet. Kaycee Dixon
threw a pass from halfcourt to a streak
ing Brittani Stewart for a layup. After
Kellie Brown nailed a jumper, Stewart
stepped out to Ihe comer and banged a
3-pointer. Dixon made a sweet no-look
pass with the left hand to Eiyssa Tucker,
who hit a layup.
There was beautiful balance in Ihe
first half. No one had more lhan five
points, but nine War Eagles had points
- Ashley Smool, Tonesha Turner,
Dixon, Sarah Evans, Maleia Stevenson,
Janna Dixon, Brown, Slewart and
Tucker,
“There was a lot of energy,” coach
^ Debbie Evans said, "We were making
Ihe exira pass'and finding the open giri.
We had that bounce in our step. We’ve
got'to be able to hold that for the ma
jority of Ihe game, Kellie is a scorer
■ for us, but other than her it’s open for
whoever. That is encouraging to get
different people scoring and spread it
out, Thot’s certainly a positive.”
After Asheboro had taken control,
Janna Dixon tumed die tide by scoring
five straight points for a tie at 37. It was
38-38 heading into the fourth.
Just when it looked as if the outcome
was coming down lo the wire, Davie
had a meltdown. The result was a ¿4-5
run for Asheboro.
"We had too many defensive
lapses,” Evans said. "We lost our in
tensity, and we weren’t attacking, tho
basket well enough. And il cost us. We
made some progress finishing plays,
bul we’ve gol a long ways to go.”
After shooting 8 of 21 in the second
quarter, Davie went 3 of 16 in the third.
Davie’s shot selection was prudent in
the first half, hitdng 2 of 3 3s and look-
iiig for high-percenlage shots. But it
fired seven 3s in the third and missed
six. '
Kaycee Dixon (11 points) and
Brown (10) led Davie's scoring. Turner
and J. Dixon had nine each. Tucker
pulled down seven team-high re
bounds.
Davie 64, S. Meek 16
In the third-place game, Ihe War
Eagles took out their 0-2 frustradons
on hapless South Meek, leading 15-0
afler one quarter, 31-7 at the half and
48-9 after three. The War Eagles
snapped a four-game losing streak dat
ing lo last year, but it could have been
worse. They went 12 of 27 at die free-
throw line.
"Everybody played well,” Evans
said. “South Meek is real young and
Please See Girls ■ Page B4 Sarah Evans works hard inside. - Photos by Jam es Barringer
B o sw e ll
B u rie s
D ram atic 3
By Brian Pitts
Duvie Enterprise Record
Tums out Nick Boswell of die Ellis
boys basketball leam was saving up for
one big moment. One really, really big
moment.
After going the first 47 minutes, 58
seconds of the season without a point,
Boswell’s first basket of the 2008-09
season was one to remember. It was a
buzzer-beating 3-pointer that beat vis
iting South Davie 39-36 lasl week.
Eariier in the game Boswell missed
a pair of free throws. He didn't score
in the opener against Forsyth Couniry
Day and he was scoreless widi less titan
Iwo seconds to play against South. , ‘
"But I know he had a bunch of as
sists,” Ellis coach Joe Brunelli said.
"He was more about looking for die
open man undemeadi." :
Kenyon Tatum, ah elite seventh
grader for Ellis, set the tone by scoring
nine first-quarter points. He did slow
down, finishing with a game-high 17.
"Tatum was incredible,” Brunelji
said. "He's just a force. And he’s only
a seventh grader.”
South's Caleb Martin, who sat oul
the first game with an injury, scored 14
points in his middie-school debut. Twin
brother Cody Martin added nine.
Peyton Sell drained three 3-pointers
and hit Uiree of five shots overall for
Ellis, which squared its record at 1-1.
South fell to 0-2. Jeremy Wolker added
eight for Ellis. ' ^
"We need lo gel eight or nine out of
Walker and Sell every game,” Brunelli
said. "We played our game and everyi
thing fell into place. And we believed
in ourselves. Coach (Brent) Wall has ;
Please See Dramatic - Page B2
W o r th N o t in g . . .
. Davie wrestlers M ichael W aters (112), M á tt Ciuw ck (152) and
Jonathan H u p p (189) won their weight dosses in the 15-teani O ld :
Appalachian Invitational. In a 7 6 -(-l) wipeout at W . Rowan, freshman
Tra vo ii Faulkn er won his Davie debut wilh a pin. Ja red B a rb e r got a
22-second pin.
b re w A bsher went 17 of 19 at the line and scored 35 points as the
■ Davie varsity boys split two in the Davie Shootout. L a n d o n H a rris
had À big toùrnainent w ith 33 points Sind 16 relwunds. i
Keliie B ro w n h^s been a consisteiit scorer for Davie's varsity girls,
posting 1 5 ,1 0 and 13 points in the finit three games.
B obby Fow ler, Russell A nth ony and Stephon Sm oot are 3-0 for
S. Davie wrestling.
Pins by M a tt V ernon, To b y Low e, B ra n d o n H o rn e and C o le
Blankenship and a major decision by TVavls W alk er helped N . DaVio
wrestling rally from a 24-6 deficit and defeot China Grove 52-42.
A iq y Steller scored nine of her game-high 16 points in the fourth as
the Ellis girls rallied past,S, Davie 24-19. Ellis closed with an 11-3 run.
N ick Boswell ofthe Ellis boys, buried a 3-po|nter with less than a
' siepond left to béat S. Dayif? 39-36. E l^s fK e n y o n T»iu w ,h i^ij a game-
* " ' ■ 1 7 points. Caleb M a rtin led South with 14. ‘ '
S t e l l e r L i f t s E l l i s O v e r S o u t h
Ellis' giris basketball team was in a
pinch last week against visiting South
Davie, and once again asked its No. 1
offensive player for help,
Amy Steller likes fourth-quarter
pressure. Her hot finish was the differ
ence in an 18-12 season-opening win
over Forsydi Country Day, and Ellis’
11-3 fourth-quarter blitz against South
was a testament to Steller, who refused
to let Ellis lose.
The 24-19 win raised Ellis’ record
to 2-0, while South stumbled to 0-2,
Steller scored nine of her game-high
16 points in the final six minutes lo lift
the Jaguars, who trailed 12-7 at half-
time and 16-13 going into the fourth.
In the fourth, Steller tripled South’s
output by herself.
"Amy look die game ovet and said
I’m not going to let us lose,” coach
Mike Morgan said. ‘That’s ihp second
game in a row that she stepped up at
the end. Against Soudi Davie she did
the same thing in the clutch.”
Ellis got four points from Sydney
Wooten and two each from Allie
Slabach and Bailey Folmar. Tia Clem
ent led South with 10, but she only
managed one in the fourth, Sarah
Sponaugle was next with seven.
Morgan threw 11 bodies at South,
and die pressure left the Tigers offen
sively frustrated. They didn’t hit a
single field goal in the second half. AU
seven of their points came from the line.
Slabach, sisters Ive^. and Salem
Camey , and Folmar did outstanding
jobs on defense,
“One thing that helped us is 1 was
able to get 11 people in there,” Morgan
said, “When you've got more depth.
you can keep people fresher, I diink diat
made a difference, Allie, the Camey
girls, and Bailey all played hard Ihe
whole game. If you can keep throwing
people oul there, it gets frustrating af
ter awhile to play against a bunch like
that. You gel sick of people gening in
your face." I
Notes; Morgan’s father was in at-,'
tendance, and he was thoroughly im-^
pressed by Ellis’ all-out, all-the-dmei
effort. “He watched the teams I had at
North Forsyth and West Forsylh, and
he said those girls play harder lhan any
body I've ever seen,” he said.
S. Davie 19 - Tia Clement 10, Sa
rah Sponougle 7, Ashton Brown 1,
Elizabeth Holland 1.
Ellis 24 - Amy Steller 16, Sydney
Wooten 4, Allie Slabach 2, Bailey
Folmar 2.
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В2 - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 4,2008
‘ Jiirrcttc Mutchcns earned the
hrst pliicc iiwnrd ut Ihc Nutionul
Youth Hunter Education Chal
lenge in Wildlife ID and Hunter
Skills.
He is a eighth grade Norlh
Davie Hunter Education Team
member aiid competed in the
nationals in Mansfield, Pa. He
competed in sporting clay, rifle,
muzzlcioudcr und ;«rchery as
well us Wildlife ID und Hunter
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The 2009 Duvie hunter edu-
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sign up for North, South, Ellis
and Davie High schools Thurs
day evening from 7-8 p.m. at
the Davie High School Multi
Purpose Room (across Ihe hall
from the library). Fbr more in
formation, contact coach Jay
Hulchens 998-4335 or Andy
Atwood 998-3588.
Davie High School cheerleadera headed to the national competition include, from left: front - Corrie Phelps,
Whittney Correll, Stephanie Watts, Kasey Wiiburn, Madison Whitlock, Jenny Miller; middle - Kirsten Lambert,
Maggie Arnold, Heather Cartner, Jennifer Rominger, Megan Medford; and back • Coach Angie Stage, Julie
Stamper, Brittany Gobble, Cory Lambert, Michael Wood, Cody Rusher, Lindsay Miller, Laina Womble, Coach
Amiee Barnette-Vetter.
Cheerleaders Qualify For Nationals
For the sccond year in a row,
the Davio varsity cheerleaders
swept the small coed division
und won a bid to the National
High School Cheerleading
Championships in the Carolina
Championship hosted by Uni
versal Cheerleading Association
on Nov, 15.
This is the largest high
school cheerleading competi
tion in thé nation, Lust year
Davie placcd seventh in its di
vision and earned air time,on
ESPN.
“This year we are hoping to,
push the bar and get into Ihc top
five," said coachcs Angie Stage
and Amiee Barnette-Vellcr.
Davie will continue to in
crease the difficulty of ihe rou
tine and perfect team skills. The
nulionui competition is Feb. 6-
9 al Disney's Wide World of
Sports. ,
In preparation for this trip,
the cheerleudcrs will be hosting
a Winter Warmup clinic on Dcc.
13. This is an individual clihic
open lo students from grades
kindergarten through eighth
grade. Kindergarten through
fourth graders will be instructed
from 3-5:30 p.m. Fifth through
eighth graders will be instructed
from 12-2:30 p.m. The cost is
$25. This includes a T-shirt and
admission to the Davic High
varsity basketball game on Dcc.
18. All participants will checr
third and fourth quarters of the
girls game and nrat and second
quarters of the boys game.
Group performance will take
place during halftime of Ihc
boys gnme. Registration forms
may be downloaded from
www.daviccountychcericading.com.
If you have any questions con-
tuot Stage via email at
R ebecca Mickaiowski, 14, shot this 8-point buck
on Saturday, Nov. 15 in R ow an County. She is the
daughter of Ted and Lisa M ickaiowski of M ocks-
viiie.
Krista Brown, daughter of D avid and D anielle
Bcown, shot her first deer - a four point buck - on
Npv. 28 on her first hunting trip. S he was hunting
with her dad in East Bend. She pians to put the
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S p o r t s F r o m 1 9 9 4
• Luke Phelps hit u biiz/er-
beulcr shot to forcc overtime,
and South Davie’s boys buskct-
ball teum prevailed 62-59 over
West Montgomery in tlic season
opener.
Conch Tim Kenney got 19
gutne-high points from Micah
Gamer and 17 from McKenzie
Willoughby. Oumer, the body-
searching point guard, went 10
of 17 at the foul line.
South blew a 12-point lead
and found itself down 48-46.
with three scconds left in regu
lation. Znch Hunruliun took the
iiibounds pass und found Phelps
in the paint.
• South Davie’s girls de
stroyed West Montgomery 62-
23. Coach Sheila Tribble's team
wus led by Sarah Williams (15
points) and Brittnny Walker
(10).
• The all-Ccntral Piedmont
Conference teams were named.
Jcrrine Peeler, Marshall Pills and
Greg Lanier made il in cross
country. T.J. Potts, Jeremy
Howell and Nick Summers were
selected in soccer. Heather
Schleupner and Dana Smith
were hohdrcd'in volleyball. And
Meredith Harris made it in ten
nis. Schleupner was a sopho
more nnd Peeler u junior. The
others were seniors.
D r a m a t i c . . .
Contlmied From Page Bl
nn outstnnding lineup (al South).
II wus just one of those gumci!
where wc came out victorious.
But with the score 36-36, it wus
n battle til the end. Both teams
played hard. My hat’s off to
South Dnvie.”
A 15-10 flurry in the third by
South left the teams tied at 30
heading into the fourth. It wns
36-36 when Brunelii callcd litnc
wilh 19 scconds lo go. With the
clock nearing zeroes, Boswell
launched a 3. It splashed with
less lhan a second left.
Whut a memorable moment
for Boswell.
“He wns doing what he <vns
supposed to do, and he was open
on the right side of the key,”
Brunelii suid. “He wns our sec
ond or third option on thut piny.
I told him; ‘If you gel that shot
uny time in the second hnlf, tnke
it.’ After the game 1 told him:
‘See what happens when you
believe in yourself.’ When you
second-guess at anything - I
don’t cure if it’s pulling or slioot-
ing a basketball - what are the
chances you’re going lo make
ii?”
KnithArcy, Josh Rominger
and Stone Stroud played big
parts in the win.
“Arey hud a big game off the
bench,” Brunelii said. “Even
though Rominger and Stroud
didn’t score, they' pluycd big
minutes - crucial minutes that
really helped us. They’re solid
on defense. They took some
shots; they just didn’t fall this
lime. Those three guys are like
my sixth man. I can pul any of
those three in at any time.”
Kurils Banner deserved
credit.
"Banner had a heckuva
game,” he said. “His shot wasn’t
falling, but he got a lol of re
bounds.”
S. Dnvie 36 - Caleb Martin
14, Cody Martin 9, Devon Parks
4, Adam Peoples 3, Johnathan
Wiseman 2, Russell Anihony 2,
Josh Cockman 2.
Ellis 39 - Kenyon Tatum 17,
Peyton Sell 9, Jeremy Walker 8,
Nick Boswell 3, Karch Arey 2.
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DAVIE COUNTY EN TERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 4,2008 - B3
S i l v e r S p i r i t s W i n S t a t e B a s k e t b a l l T i t l e
The Silver Spirits 65+
women’s 3-on-3 basketball
team won first place nl the N.C.
Senior Games State Finals in
Greenville,
Five members of the team
have been playing together
since 1996, During these 13
years, they have won first place
gold meduls 11 times und fin
ished with silver sccond place
medals twice. They played in
six National Senior Games,
bringing home the gold in 2005.
One member, Nancy
Haynes, died one week after
helping with the state gold
medal in 2007. This year was
dedicated lo her memory.
The first game in pool play
went into overtime against the
Scrappy Swishers from Raleigh,
with the Silver Spirits winning
by 2. Charlotte Miller made two
foul shots in the overtime lo win
the gnme. Foul shooting is one
thing Coach Vanessa Carter
stresses. Games can be won or
lost by how well the team con
verts on a foul shot, she said.
The team hit 5 of 8 attempts in
this game.
The last gathe in pool play
was close to the end, but the
Greenville Lady Bugs won.
Members said they had worked
nine years to get the win. The
Silver Spirits’ Rachel Howard
left the game with a twisted
knee, and did not return for the
tournament.
The next day in the finals, the
Silver Spirits had to work their
way to Ihe gold medal round.
They won the first game 31-14,
and then they went up against
the Lady Bugs again. 'The Sil
ver Spirits worked together nnd
kept control of the game,”
Carter said. They won, 22-8.
Charlotte Miller was the high
overall scorer. Sue Allen,
Rachel Howard, Alicc Barnette,
Elizabeth Williard, Lois Green
and Lucy Swaim cach scored
during the, tournament.
This was a qualifying year
for the 2009 National Senior
Games in San Francisco, Calif.
The Silver Spirits started trav
eling in May to stale games lo
be sure they would qualify.
They won gold medals in Vir
ginia and West Virginia.
But they accomplished what
they set out to do - win the North
Carolina tournament lo repre
sent their home state in the na
tional games.
1Ш к M i
The Silver Spirits 65+ 3-on-3 basketball team includes, from left: Lucy Swaim,'
Rachel Howard, Elizabeth Williard, Lois Green, Coach Vanessa Carter, Sue Allen,
Charlotte Miller and Alice Barnette.
The Silver Spirits 60+ basketball team includes, from left: front - Coach Larry Williard
and Scorekeeper Richard Lightfoot; back - Doris Lightfoot, Mary Newton, Sarah
Clark, Patsy Williard, Vickie Frye, Aileen Steeiman, Charlotte Miller.
S i l v e r S p i r i t s 6 0 + W i n s
S t a t e A n d W o r l d T i t l e s
Members of the Sliver Sparks 65 and older team, from left: kneeling - W ade Lowder,
David Miller, John Wright, Hayden Myers; standing - Frank Winfree, Mike Barnette,
Jim Epperson, George Kimberly.
Silver Sparlts Get 1 Win At Tourney
The senior women’s basket
ball team Silver Spirits 60+ won
the gold medal in the Huntsman
World Games in Utah.
They also won mcduls in in
dividual contests, winning all
medals in two age groups in
three-point shooting and free
throws.
Individual winners
65+, 3 point and free throw -
gold, Charlotte M iller, 34
points', silver, Vickie Frye and
Doris Lightfoot, 21 points each;
bronze, Mary Newton, 20
points', hot shot (timed shoot
and rebound) - gold, Charlotte
Miller, 45 points; silver, Vickie
Frye, 36 points; bronze, Doris
Lightfoot, 34 points.
60+, 3 point and free throw -
gold, Patsy Williard, 22 points;
silver, Aileen Steeiman, 21
points; bronze, Sarah Clyrk, 18
points; hot shot (lime shoot and
rebound) - gold. Palsy Williard,
35 points; bronze, Sarah Clark,
26 points.
Charlotte Miller won the
large gold medal for the best
overall score among all age
groups. She still holds the
rccord she set in 2002 for Ihe
hot shot contest,
While at the tournament, the
team visited the Hoover Dnm,
the North and Soulh rims of the
Grand Canyon and Zion Can
yon Park.
The Silver Sparks men’s 3-
on-3 basketball team has been
playing together since 2001.
The team has competed in
seven N.C. Senior Games Slate
Finals, and in Virginia and West
Virginiu state lournumenls.
Recently, they participated in
the N.C. Senior Games Finals
in Grccnviilc. There were nine
teams in the division, and the
team beat the Randolph Rough
Riders but did nol udvance to
medal play.
The Silver Sparks practice/
scrimmngc ul the Brock Gym on
The Silver Spirits 60+ basketball team after winning the N.C. Senior Gam es 3-on-
3 tournament are, from left: Sarah Clark, Coach Larry Williard, Aileen Steeiman, Alice and Mike Barnette of Davie County carry the torch
Patsy Williard, Vickie Frye, Mary Newton, Doris Lightfoot and Scorekeeper Rich- during the opening cerem ony of the State Senior
ard Lightfoot. Gam es in Greenville.
Mondays and Wednesdays from
1-3 p.m. They invited players
over age 65 to join them for the
recreation or to join the team.
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Junior Mechel Gadson goes up among Asheboro’s interior defense.
G i r l s . . .
Continued From Page 1)1
incxpc.nenccd. Wc got a big lend
carly and was able to
rotate everybody in nnd
out,”
Turner had 14
points, four steals und
three assists. Brgwn
had 13 points, giving
her 38 in three games.
Alex Keiser had seven
points. Evans corralled
10 boards.
"We still didn’t do
some things that wc
should have been doing belter
against a team like that,” Evans
said, "But it got us in the win
column, Il’s .something to build
on. Wc still have a tremendous
amount of wotk lo do.”
Notes: The four-team tounui-
ment included giant Salisbury,
• Photos by Jam es Barringer
K. Dixon
which hammered South Meek
100-9 in the first round. That’s
right, a 91-point spread.
... Diwie plays Eastem
Randolph at home on
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Davie Wrestlers Pin 11 Of 14 West Rowan Falcons
The wrestling mutch between
visiting Duvic and West Rowun
last week was essentially over
Ihc moment Duvie stepped off
Ihc bus. The Wur Eagles walked
in breathing fire and dismantled
the Falcons 76-(-l). Yes, minus-
I. West lost a team point when
its final victim threw his head
gear after losing lo Matt
Garretson,
"Qarretson faced their best
wrestler,” coach Buddy Loweiy
said of the 5-3 win, “He did a
good job of keeping his compo
sure, when I don’t know if a lot
of people would have kepi Iheir
composure, Il was a wild epi
sode,”
When Mall Cusack pinned at
152 for a 6-0 lead, Ihe Ilurry had
begun. And it never stopped.
Rusty O ’Connor, Jon San
Filippo, Jured Burber, Aaron
Peoples, Alex Costner, Michael
Waters
Waters, Shune Carter, Zach Ver
non, Trevon Faulkner and Gar
rett Cookson followed wilh pins.
The helpless Falcons
watched Duvie roll up 11 pins
in 14 tries. First-period pins
Cusack
cumc from O ’Connor, San
Filippo, Barber, Peoples, Wa
ters, Vernon and Cookson,
Barber’s came in 22 seconds, Il
was n nicc senior debut for
O'Connor, who missed the first
Hupp
part of the season, Davie’s other
wins were 5-1'by Ricky Bell and
13-4 by David Oakley
Davic (2-0) didn't even use
Jonathan Hupp, who is unde
feated (4-0) al 189. II didn't huve
5-1 Shelton Sales, either. Fresh
man Faulkner made a statement
in his Duvic debut, fighting
nerves in the first two periods
but unswering wilh a pin in the
third.
"1 pul Trevon in there be
cuuse Shelton had family obli
gations in Raleigh,” Lowery
said, “Trevon fought off his
back. He wus tight in the first
two periods, but wc were
pleased with him.”
Lowery didn’t gloat about the
margin.
"I don’t know how many
they’re going lo get from foot
ball,” he said. West Rowan is in
the 3-A semifinals, not losing
sincc early in the year lo Davie.
“I wus pleased wilh all of Ihem.
Wc did what we were supposed
to. They might gel six football
players. I don’t know."
Earlier, Duvie finished sec-
ond in a 15-lcam Old Appala
chian Invitational. Parkland had
216 points to Davie’s 171,
Enka’s 131, Freedom’s 118 and
West Forsyth’s 109. Duvie took
second despite nol having a 171 -
pounder. It was also missing
Barber and O’Connor.
“We were good enough lo
win il if we had everybody
where they belong,” Lowery
said.
Waters (112), Cusack (152)
and Hupp (189) won their
weight classes with 3-0 runs.
Each had two pins. Vemon was
second at 130. Finishing third
were Costner (103), Sales (135),
Garretson (145) and Peoples
(285).
Notes! Cusack and Waters
have 5-0 records. Garretson is 6-
1. Peoples is 5-1 and Vcmon 4-
1.... Davie’s next home match
is Dec, 18 against West Forsyth,
North Wrestlers Erase 18-Point Deficit At China Grove
Most of Ihe lime, there's a
scmestcr-likc gap between
North Davie’s wrestling team
and the opponent. North,
though, struggled early al
China Grove in its senson
opener.
But Ihc Wildcats keep re
loading, year after year, and not
even a 24-6 deficit could stop
ihem in a classic 52-42 battle.
The next two matches were
the kind of North perfonnantes
we’ve comc to expect - 76-12
over Newlon-Conover and 57-
24 over Amdl. Those took place
on the same day at East Alex
ander.
Coach Ron Kirk’s program
hus produced eye-popping num
bers for nearly three decades.
His 29-yeur vursily record is
335-29-1, When you combine
vursily und J V teums (there was
a JV Icam from 1986-87 lo
1991-92), his record is 369-35-
1, The Wildcats arc 268-7-1
since 1987-88. They’re 87-0-1
in the lust 88 matches. Lust year
Ihey went 13-0-1 overall and 8-
0 in Ihe conference. Kirk is
shooting for his 16th perfect
rccord.
Fowler, Smoot Dominating
For South Wrestling Team
Four key performers are
buck from lust year, led by Cole
Blankenship, who went 13-3
and won the title at 191. Logan
Hendricks (13-3), Toby Lowe
(13-3) and Mail Vemon (10-5)
posted double-figure wins.
At China Grove, Clay Th
ompson started the season with
a pin at 83, but Ihe Red Devils
reeled off Ihe next 24 points.
China Grove’s elation was
short-lived. The huge comeback
started wilh a Vemon pin und u
Truvis Walker major decision.
Chinn Grove gave forfeits to
Sum Nesbit, Hendricks und Jor
dun Foucheux as North pulled
within 36-34.
Down Ihe stretch,'Ihe hosts
had no answer for North's big
boys, Lowe, Brandon Horne
and Blankenship got pins dur
ing the final four weight classes,
China Grove was down four
before Blankenship nailed Ihe.
coffin shut, Thai capped a 36-
12 North barrage from 125-250.
China Grove hud seven of the
12 pins, but North won nine of
the 16 weight classes.
After the China Grove scare,
the Wildcats delivered their
usual form. Thompson, Bran
don Joplin, Jordan Budd, Ver
non, Austin York, Hendricks,
Alex Gobble, Foucheux, Lowe,
Home, Corey Gordy and Blan
kenship had pins against New-
ton-Conover. Walker had a 19-
8 major decision.
Logan Cartner, Joplin,
Walker, Hendricks, Foucheux,
Lowe, Home and Blankenship
got pins against Amdt.
So far there are seven North
stars. Vernon, Walker, Hen
dricks, Foucheux, Lowe, Home
and Blankenship are 3-0. Joplin
is 2-0. Home, who went 2-0 last
year, is 5-0 in his career.
The South Davie wrestling
team redeemed itself from a sea
son-opening loss, ripping Amdt
69-18 and Newlon-Conover 60-
27 in a pair of matches at St.
Stephens last week.
Coach Perry Long said hi.<i
Tigers have,improved signifi
cantly since prcseason. ) ' ^
‘The first couple of weeks
were real shaky,” he said. “I
knew they could probably be
' OK, but I didn't know how good
ihey would be. You compare
with last year’s team. When you
have a good team like lasl year
and you compare this team lo it,
it’s like starting over again. But
they’re getting belter. We’ve got
10 work on some more stuff and
get Iheir technique a little bet
ter. But they’re working hard
and that’s all 1 can ask out of
them,”
The Tigers seized 12 of 15
weight classes nnd collected 10
pins against Amdt. They pul up
10 more pins against Newlon-
Conover, and improved their
record lo 2-1.
Stephon Smool, Jamal
Lackey, Alex Jacobs, Caleb
Mathis, Eric Rodriguez, Bobby
Fowler, Russell Anthony und
A.J. Blackevich pul some sizzle
into South’s season, each going
2-0 with two pins.
In his first match of the year
‘.imd just his second career match,
^ le r Russ (93 weight class)
pinned his Amdt opponent in the
firsl period. Two weight classes
later, Austin Lynch gol n first-
period pin in his South debut,
Lazaro Sanchez (135) also en
joyed a win in his South debut -
a lechnicnl fall, no less. South
also got first-period pins from
Smool, Mathis, Anthony and
Bluckevich,
Another Tiger won his
middle-school debut against
Newton-Conovcr. This time il
was 93-pounder Mikel Gadson,
who whipped out a pin. South
got quick pins from Smool, Ju
cobs und Rodriguez.
Colton Orrell didn’t wrestle
ngainst Newlon-Conover, but he
took a major decision from
Amdt,
"If Ihey keep working hard,
we’ll be OK,” Long said.
Fowler, Anthony und Smoot
hnve 3-0 records. Fowler nnd
Smoot have six pins between
them. Orrell is 2-0,
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Asheboro Intentionally fouls Drew Absher, who iced the game at the free-throw line.
H a r r i s . . .
Continuée! From Page B l
Thanks to Harris, Jamal
Mayfield, Absher and James
Mayfield, the Wur Engles pulled ■
through.
Harris drove and hit a double-,
punip layup for a 48-45 lead.
Jamal Mayfield went coast to
coast for a 52-49 lead. James
Mayfield posted up and com
pleted 0 three-point play for a
55-53 lead with 2;48 to play.
After Asheboro popped a 3 for
a 56-55 lead, James Mayfield
look a pass from Absher and
scored as Davie'regained a 57-
56 lead.
With Davie clinging to the
57-56 lead, James Mayfield xe-
bounded Ashdboro’s missed 3.
He ripped down another defen
sive rebound with 30 seconds
left. Forty-four scconds after
missing the front end of a one-
and-one, Absher stretched the
lead to 59-56 by naiUng a pair
from the line. •
"Drew summed it up (about
James Mayfield)," the coach
said. “He said nobody has a big
ger heart than James does. I
mean nobodji competes and
wanti to will niore than he docs.
The way he rebounds and the
way he scores those buckets is
just a lot of heart and determi
nation. He's great to have on
your side.”
Davie went two of 16 on 3s.
That was offset by 9-of-12 foul
shooting in the second half.
Siilisbury 75, Dnvie 64
The championship game was
a different story for the War
Eagles, who never seriously
threatened Salisbury. The defi
cit in the first quarter was 17-8,
it was 37-23 at the half and 55-
36 ufter three.
“The frustrating part in the
first half was w6 hud so many
chances to gel it in single dig
its," Absher said. “Our transition
defense was bad. They got too
many easy buckets.”
Davie got pounded on Ihe
boards (47-37), and it cbuldn'l
find Ihe miu'k offensively, shoot
ing eight of 28 in the first hulf
and 13 of 38 In the second.
“We did not rebound,” he
said. "It really come down to
second-chance opportunities for
them. We’ve got to rebound bel
ter.”
Among the positives were
Absher’s 20 points, seven re
bounds, five steals, four assists
and B-of-8 foul shooting; Har
ris’ 17 points, seven rebounds
and two blocks; Joey Tliylor’s
nine points and six rebounds off
the bench; and Alex Marion’s six
u.ssists.
“There were some good
things,” he said. “Landon hud
back-to-back games that were
really good. Drew kind of busted
loose. That may have been the
best floor game he’s had here.
He still didn’t shoot extremely
well, but he hud signs of getting
his offense buck. Taylor had o
good stat line. Thai was pretty
good work off the bench."
. Notes: A big factor for Salis
bury was holding James May
field to six points, 11 fewer than
his first-round output. ... The
other team in the tournament
was South Mecklenburg. ...
Davie plays Eastern Randolph nt
home on Dcc. 5, al Asheboro on
Dcc. 9 and ut Norlh Rowan on
Dec. 12.
Davie 61, Asheboro 56 -
Jumes Mayfield 17, Landon
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Xavier Dulin 2, Joey Taylor 2,
RJ. Neely 1.
Salisbury 75, Dnvie 64 -
Absher 20, Harris 17, Taylor 9,
Jumes Mayfield 6, Jamal May
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Karen Current Is the music director for Godspeil.Zac Campbell, Stacy Jolly and Jon Kite go over their lines.
Godspeil
Production Thursday-SaturdayAt Hillsdale Methodist
On Dec. 4, 5, and 6, Hilisdule
United Methodist Church will present
the musical Oodspell.
Tho show is based on the Gospel
according to St. Matthew, and
originally opened on Broudwuy on
May 17, 1971. It was conceived and
written by the late John-Michael
Tebeiak with music and lyrics by
Stephen Schwartz and the show has
been a favorite for more than four
decades.
Godspeil is the reenactment of
several parables interspersed with
modem songs that have roots in many
traditional hymns, A huge range of life
lessons, humor, dance, impersonations
and some serious moments arc just a
few highlights of ihe show.
The cast has been working on the
show since September. Director Mike
Orsilio notes that “this cast is
extremely talented and versatile. Their
songs and dances alone are certainly
worih Ihe price of admission. 1 am
extremely proud of their hard work. 1
k'jjöw. the-audience w ill not be
disappointed.” ,
Godspeil is being presented in
dinner theatre format - with dinner at
6:15 p.m. followed by the show at 7
and dessert at intermission on
December 4, 5 and 6. Admission;
adults $20;'students/seniors, $15; and
children, $8.
For reservations, contact Hillsdale
United Methodist Church at 998-4020. Chroeographer Cheri Van Loon teaches the cast In song and dance.
The cast of Godspeil, including Carlton Terry and Mike Orsilio in front, include, from left: Nathan Webb, Kaity Smart, Sharon Webb, Craig Reaves, Jon Kite, Cheri Van
Loon, Walter Carmichael, Stacy Jolly, Zac Campbell and Sharon Humston.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursdny, Dcc. 4,2008 - С
Jason W alser of The Land Trust for Central North Carolirfa with Mocksville W om an’s Club members, from left:
Bonnie Rocl<away, Christine Sanders, Margaret Jo Brocl<, Pat Patterson and Patsy Cranfill.
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Overcash-PhiHips
Engagement Announced
Mr.'and Mrs. Richard K. Taylor of Mocksville announce the
engagement of Iheir daughter, Ericu Lynn Overcash of Charlotte
to Mark Stephen Phillips, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D,
Phillips of Gaffney, S.C.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
D. Nichols of Mocksvilic and the lale Mr. and Mrs. Lester R.
Overcnsh of Cooleemee. She is a graduate of Ihe University of
North Carolina at Charlotte and Central Piedmont Community
College, where she earned degrees in elementary ediication, early
childhood development and paralegal technology. She is employed
in Ihe legal depiirtment with Goodrich Corp. in Charlotte.
•, The groom-elect is Ihe son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Phillips
and ihe grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dean Spencer and the late
Alice K. Spencer, and Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Phillips, all of Gaffney.
He is a graduate of Spartanburg Technical College where he pur
sued a careet as a commercial and industrial HVAC service tech-
nipian with Aircond Corp.
The wedding will be May 16,2009 at Cherokee Avenue Bap
tist Church in Gaffney.
The Mocksville Woman’s
Club met Wednesday, Nov. 12
ut Bermuda Run Couniry Club.
President Vickie
Smitherman* welcomed every
one and acknowledged guests.
Pledges to the flag were led by
Gail Kelly. Jean Saunders read
the. minutes and Elke Albrecht
read the treasurer’s report. Sun
shine Lady Evelyn Daniel re
ported on those who are sick.
The "Got It Girl” award for
November was given to'Bettie
Shore for her work and contin
ued support of the club. The arts
department chairs, Sidniee
Suggs and Pauline Bosliah, said
the club is having a reception for
the arls festival exhibit on Sun
day, Dcc. 7 from 2-3:30 p.m. at
Ihe Brock Perfofming Arts Cen
ter. Bonnie Rockaway reported
that'the conservation depart
ment is takjng donations of pet
food for the Humane Society of
Davie. Nancy Penry said Ihe
education department is collect
ing money for the "Book Bags
of Hope” project at William R.
Davie Elementary School.
International affairs chair
Elette Owen reported that mem
bers collected money for Heifer
International to purchase rabbits
for underdeveloped countries.
She said Ihe club raised more
lhan $1,050 and collected 600
toothbrushes and toothpaste for
an orphanage in Belarus.
Oail Kelly askod for volun
teers to help ring the Salvation
Army bell. Myra McGonigle
reported on Ihc lipcoming win
ter und spring fundraisers.
The conservation depart
ment was in charge of the pro
gram. Jason Walser, executive
director of the Land Trust for
Central North Carolina, wus the
guest speaker. He gave a talk
and slide show on preservation
of waterways, historical land
marks und open spaces in the
Piedmont that urc being pro
tected by the Land Trust.
Phyllis Poller gave Ihe bless
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November as National Home
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A Davie Counly couple is
selling Christmas trees lo help
their grandson buttle uutism,
Donnie and Joann Duvis are
selling the trees at their Davis
Landscaping, business on
Furmington Rond to help
Thatcher Duvis, 2, und his
parents pay for treatment. The
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“He was a very heulthy baby
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mother, Amy Davis. "He even
talked, but somewhere around
18 months old Thatcher Davis
us we blew him slipped uwuy,
"He no longer desired for
uny sociul conlnct, he lost ull
functionul speech, no longer
played wilh toys appropriately,
didn’t sleep well, and constantly
seemed to have a motor running
inside of him. When he was pul
down for a nap, wc would hear
him running buck und forth in
his room for hours,
“We knew something wus
wrong but just weren’t sure
whal it was. Since he no longer
seemed to reacl to people
calling his name, we decided lo
have his hearing chccked. When
we found that his hearing was
normal, a pediatric ENT said he
would suggest some
developmental testing. So with
that direction wc were placed in
contact with Ihe Child
Developmental Scrvice Agency.
found that kids wilh autism can
recover from many of Ihc
effects autism places on a child,
bul it is a long and costly road,
none of which is covered by
insurance.”.
Thatcher is in various
therapies over 38 hours per
week. He attends the ABC Child
Development Center in
Winston- Salem for therapy and
gels speech and OT therapy
from One Step at a Time in
Mocksville. His school tuition
at the ABC School resembles
that of college tuition. He
follows a strict gluten free und
cusein free diet and is
undergoing several bio-medical
treatments with Dr. Anne Hines.
“It is amazing whal these
Ihings have done to help bring
our son back into our world
again. And he is coming back,”
his mother sa|d. "We' project
that his cost including bio-
medicol therapies, special diet,
school tuition and tutors is
somewhere around $34,000 per
year.
“Financially, parents of
autistic children struggle;
however, we also feel we cannot
afford to lose our son to autism.
The key lo autism is curly
diagnoses and fortunately,
Thatcher was diagnosed early.
There is a window of
opportunity to bring Thatcher
back to us und we are doing all
we cun lo pull him through.
“He went from no functional
language to having uround 30
words he can use appropriately.
He finally sleeps when put lo
bed and has begun to enjoy
engaging in activity with
people. He loves to run back and
forth between my husbund,
Robin, nnd myself to be tickled.
Every time he says that simple
word, 'tickle,' it is music to our
ears.
“Just seven months ago we
wondered if he would ever talk
ul ull - und now he is.”
Thatcher Davis
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diagnosed with Autism
Spectrum Disorder.”
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neurobiologicul disorder that
uffects one’s ability to
communicate and relate to
others. Many limes it includes
repetitive behaviors, sensory
issues and more. One in ISO
individuals is diagnosed with
autism, making it more
common than pediatric canccr,
diabetes, and AIDS combined.
It occurs in all racial, ethnic, and
social groupsiand is four times
more likely lo strike boys than
girls.
"Honestly, the diagnosis did
provide some sense of relief for
us;” his mother said. “Once my
husband and I knew what we
were dealing wilh we decide lo
leurn nil we could lo help our
son. Afler much rescurch we
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Dun Burrell, author of A Mil
lion Steps; My Walk Across
North Carolina, will hold a
book-signing on Dec. 6 at the
Duvie County Public Library on
North Main Street, Mocksville.
A Million Steps tells Ihe
story of Barrett's experiences as
he walked across North Caro
lina during his campaign for
govemoi: in 2004.
A summary of A Million
Steps is as follows;
"During his 2004 campaign
for govemor, Dan Barrett em
barked on a walk across North
Carolina, from Ihc mountains lo
Ihe const. During ihis ndvenlure,
Dan wulked 582 miles, wore oul
five pnirs of shoes, nnd lost 20
B e n e f it M e a is
D e c . 4 , 1 2
There will be n barbecue
chicken dinner lo beneflt War
ren "Zip" Jones, who needs a
double lung truhsplnni, on Fri
dny, Dec. 12 from II n.m.- 2
p.m. at the Mocksville Police
Station on North Main Street.
Plates are $8 and include 1/
2 barbecued chicken (cooked by
some of Ihe police officers),
baked beans, slaw, roll and
dessert. Plates can be picked up
Ihc Mocksville Police Stodon or
for orders of five or' more,
plates can be delivered.
To place an order, call
Daniel Brown at 391-9047 or
Julius Suiter at 998-4987.
Hotdogs, hamburgers and
chili will be served Thursday,
Dec. 4 for lunch at Ihe police
department.
Donations are also being ac
cepted and checks mny be made
payable to St. John's AME Zion
Church.
pounds.
“He was awed by the beauty
of our stale, and deeply enriched
by the good people he met along
Ihe way.
“Relive wilh Dan his walk,
including a treacherous walk
across the Hiawussee River, his
sense of awe in guzing down
from Appalnchinn peaks, at
tacks by vicious dogs, personal
tragedy, and the first scent of sea
air as he approaches the coast.
"Most of all, share in Dun's
priceless chance encounters
wilh the diverse people of North
Carolina."
Barrett lives in Advunce
with his wife, Kathleen, and two
children, Daniel und Rebekah.
He is also the author of Norih
Cnrolinn Employment Luw
(Lexis Luw Publishing, 1998).
He hus been uctlvc in commu
nity service, including scrvice
ns chuir of the Duvie Counly
Board of Commissioners, and as
chair of Davie Counly Hospital.
The book-signing will be
from 10 a,m,-noon at the library
confcrence room. There will be
no charge for the book, bul
Barrett has asked that folks
make a donation to either Davie
County Hubital for Humnnity or
to the Dnvie County Librnry. ■
The Pino/Farmington ECA members are admiring fidget aprons they recently
completed as an ongoing project. The decorated aprons are for dem entia/
Alzheimer patients. The patients "fidget" with the decorations which is sooth
ing. Pictured, from left: back - Carolyn Boger, Toby Hawkins, Janie Dixon,
Jean Smith: front - Joan Cress, and Marie Miller.
C r o s s w o r d P u z z l e
ACROSS
1. Sow's mate
5. Fellers' needs
9. Daisy's cousin
14, Mrs. Krabappel of
'The Simpsons"
15, Rock's ZZ Top,
e.g,
16, Battleship In 1898
news
17, Home sites
18, Sorry situations
19, Ghana's capital
20 , economics
(Reaganomics
term)
23. Keystone
lawman
24. Kitchen pests
25. Pastoral poems
27. Tapped trees
30, Traffic-stopping
event
32, IRA-establlshlng
legislation
33, TrevI Fountain
city
34, Put the pedal to
the metal
37, not my mistake]
38, Most profound
41, Altar affirmation
42, Fifth Avenue
retailer
' 44, Neckline shapes
45, Place to hit a
bucket of balls
47, Places for pins or
mikes
49, Saxophonist
called "Bird"
50, King Minos, for
. one
52, Bubbly drink
53, Sot's sound
54, Spiny fish
60. Tummy troubles
62. It may be Junk
63. Mineral In Gerltol
64. One color on a
barber pole
The Fickle Finger
I 2 3
•
14
17
20
10 11 12 13
Arrwrlcan Prodlf Hometown Content
65. Up to the task
66. Start the pot
67. Flower part
68. Jell-O shaper
69. Winning margin,
In a close race
DOWN
1, Boxer's prize
2, Sign of decay
3, Prefix with climax
4, Spanky, Alfalfa
and gang
5, Clown's props
6, City where Van
Gogh painted
7, Like Jokers,
sometimes
8, Only fair
9, "Syrlana" actress
Peet
10,Cul-de-_
11, Please greatly
081130
12. Sign up .43. Was In session
13. Hauls in 46. Graceful horse
21. Do a pizzeria 48. Whole bunch
. chore 49. Solicited opinions
22. Cellular phones'from
lack 50. Tobacco plugs
26. Gridiron 51. Nouveau__
distances; Abbr.52. Expertise
27. State of chaos 55. Shia leader
28. Bocelli delivery 56.__San Lucas,
29. Morsel on a fast- Mexico
food burger 57. River through
30, Benedict XVI et Pisa
al.58. Shelter beds
31, "Rag Mop" 59, _-slapper (riot)
brothers 61. Hellenic H
33, Fiddler's tune
35, Beat, but barely
36. Active sort
39. Track meet part
40. Stock market
transaction
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Joslyn McGee loves her new
hairstyle.
And her family is proud of
that style - minus the 11 inches
of hair cut for the Locks of Love
program.
"After reading about Ihe or
ganization, she really had it in
her heart lo do this for another
child who has lost their hair due
to illness,” said her mother, Jen
nifer McGce. “She was abso
lutely thrilled lo do il and has
not lost her excitement ... and
she loves her new hairstyle.”
Joslyn’s grandfather is fight
ing cancer, and has lost some of
his hair.
"We are very proud of her
and think she is so brave,” her
mother said.
Harris Earns Eagie
Joslyn M cGee sports a new hairstyle - and some of her old hair to give to a needy
children through Locks of Love.
Jeremy Dean Harris of
Mocksville has earned Ihe rank
of Eagle Scout - the highest
awarded by the Boy Scouts of
America.
He is the son of David and
Palsy Harris, and is a member
of Troop 525 sponsored by Holy
Cross Lutheran Church.
Harris, 18, completed his
Eagle project'at Edgewood Bap
tist Church, where he scraped
and painted the two stairwells
on each side of the church, put
down limbers and mulch around
the church and painted the bell
tower. He is also a member of
Ihe youth choir and helps wilh
small children during church.
With Troop 525, he has been
senior patrol leader, assistant
senior patrol leader, patrol
leader, a member of Order of the
Arrow and Arrow of Light.
He is a member of FFA at
Jeremy Dean Harris
Davie High School, and in
2004-2005 was named physical
education student of the year nt
South Davie Middle School.
He was awarded Ihe Eagle
during a ceremony at Edgewood
on Sunday, Nov. 16. A reception
was held following Ihc cer
emony.
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Canadian border, she talks about tlie cold winters and
heavy snow during her cltildliood years.
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tlie rickshaws,”
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Willi her easy laugli and deliglilfiil presence, it’s a pleasure
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H e a lth D e p t O ffe r s F r e e A ID S S c r e e n in g
World A ID S Day on
Monday, Dec. 1 marked the
20th anniversary.
This annual day of
awareness ' was initially
organized by' Ihe Joint United
Nations Programme on HIV/
AIDS (UNAIDS) on Dec. 1,
1988. Tho responsibility was
handed over to an independent
organization known as The
World AIDS Campaign (WAC)
in 2005.
The theme for World AIDS
Day 2008 remains unchanged
from 2007: “Slop AIDS; Keep
Ihe Promise - Leadership.”
“It highlights the need for
innovation, vision 'and
perseverance in Ihe facc of Ihc
AIDS challenge,” said Tona .F.
Conialzer, a certified physician
ussislanl at Davie Couniy
I'lealth Department.
The campaign calls on all
levels of society, such os
families, communities and civil
society organizations - ralher
lhan jusl governments • lo lake
the'initiative and provide
leadership on AIDS. The day is
meant to increase awareness,
fight prejudice, und improve ■
education surrounding HIV and
AIDS.
“ll serves as a reminder to all
of us lhal HIV has nol gone
away and lhal there are many
things still to be done,”
Comalzer said.
The red ribbon is on
international sy mbol of the fight
against AIDS that is worn all
year round and parliculorly
around World AIDS Doy. It
remains Ihc symbol of solidarity
of people living wilh HIV and
AIDS.
HIV stands for hum an
immunodeficiency virus, Ihe
virus that couses AIDS. HIV is
different from other viruses
because il attacks Ihc immune
.system, Ihe system lhal gives
bodies the ability lo fight
infections, HIV finds and
destroys a lype of whito blood
ccll (T colls or CD4 cells) that
Ihc immune system requires lo
fight disease.
AIDS stands for acquired
immunodeficiency syndrome,
the final stage of HIV infeclion.
It can loko years for a person
infected with HIV, even without
Ircatment, lo reach Ihis stage.
Having AIDS means lhal Iho
virus has weakened Ihe immune
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system lo Ihe point al which Ihe
body has difficulty fighting
infections. When someone has
ono or more specific infections,
certain cancers, or a low number
of T cells, he or she is
considered lo have AIDS.
HIV is a fragile virus and
cannot live long outside Ihe
body. As 0 result, Ihc virus is nol
transmitted through day-lo-day
aclivilies such as shaking hands,
hugging, or 0 casual kiss. You
cannot become infected from a
toilet seat, drinking fountain,
doorknob, dishes, drinking
glasses, food, or pels. You also
cannot get H IV ’ from
mosquitoes.
HIV is primarily found in Ihc
blood, semen, or vaginal fluid
of an infected person. HIV is
Ironsmilled in 3 main ways:
having sex (anal, vaginal, or
oral) wilh someone infected
wilh HIV, sharing needles or
syringes wilh someone infected
wilh HIV or being exposed lo
HIV before or during birth or
through breast feeding. HIV con
be iransmilled through blood
infected with HIV; however,
since 1985, all donated blood ill
the United States has been
lesled for HIV. Therefore, ihe
risk for HIV infection through
the transfusion of blood or
blood producis is extremely
low. The U.S. blood supply is
considered among the safest in
Ihe worid.
You may be at increased risk
for infoction if you have had
unprotected sex (without using
condoms) wilh men who hove
sex wilh men, multiple partners,
or anonymous partners, injected
drugs wilh shared needles or
syringes, exchanged sex for
drugs or money, been given a
diagnosis or been treated for
hepalilis, tuberculosis (TB), or
a sexually transmitted disease
(STD), received a blood
transfusion or clotting factor
during 1978-1985 or had
unprotected sex wilh someone
who has any of Ihe risk factors.
To reduce your risk of
gelling HIV, abstain from all
forms of sex unlil you are in a
relationship with only one
person, are having sex with only
each olher, and each of you
knows Ihe other’s HIV status. If
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you have, or plan lo have, more
than ono sox partner, got tested
for HIV, talk about HIV and
olher STDs wilh each partner
before you have sex, leam as
much as you can about each
partner’s past behavior (sex and
drug use), and consider the risks
lo your hcallh before you have
sex. Ask your partners if they
have recently been tested for
HIV and encourage Ihose who
have nol been lesled lo do so.
Use a latex condom and
lubricant every time you have
sex. If you Ihink you may have
been exposed to another STD
such as gonorrhea, syphilis, or
Chlamydia, seek evaluation and
Irealmenl. These diseases con
increase your risk of gelling
HIV. Oel vaccinaled against
hepalilis B virus. Avoid drug .
use. Drugs affect your mind and
influence your decisions, which
may result in taking risks you
would nol normally lake.
To protect yourself,
remember these ABCs:
A=Abslinence, B=Bo Faithful
and C=Condoms.
The only way to ,kn<}w
whethef yW*;are infected is to
be tested, Yoii cannot rely on
symptoms alone bccausc many
people who are infected wilh
HIV do nol have symptoms for
many years. Someone can look
and feel heallhy bul can siill be
infected. In fact, one quarter, or
25 perceni, of Ihc HIV-infecled
persons in the United Stales do
not know Ihot they are infected.
Once HIV enlers Ihe body, Ihe
body slarls lo produce
antibodies - substonces Ihe
immune system creates after
infeclion. Most HIV tests look
for Ihese aniibodies ralher lhan
the virus itself.
Confidential HIV Icsling is
available locally, free of charge,
al Davie Couniy Heallh
Department. Coll 751-8700 for
more informolion. Testing is
also available al no charge
statewide ol any North Carolina
local heallh department.
L o v e F e a s t
T t iis S a t u r d a y
The Huntsville Historic
Preservation Society invites ev
eryone lo the annual Huntsville
Love Feast on Dec. 6 al 7 p.m.
al the historic Huntsville Melh
odisl Church on Farmington
Road in Huntsville.
The church handbell choir
will perform, along with olher
local talents. Admission is free
lo Ihe old-fashioned church at
mosphere.
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A l z h i e i m e r ’s I s N o J o k e
Lonnie Cockerham, Davie Habitat for Humanity exe’' ¡ve director, congratulates
card contest winners William Marrs and Kasey NewarK, shown with art teacher
Lauren Rieth.
H a b it a t S e le c t s W in n in g
C h r is t m a s C a r d E n t r ie s
The Board of Directors of
Habitat for Humanity of Davie
Couniy soleclod two final art
designs reaching a unanimous
decision among all submissions
received by Davie High School
an students.
The winning artists for Ihe
2008 Davie Habitat Christmas
Card are Davie High Senior,
Kasey Newark and junior,
William Marrs.
Newark titled her drawing as
"Building Dreams.” She hopes
people will see lhal “Habitat
helps others achieve their
dreams”. Newark’s’ design
captured Iho simplicity of Ihc
hope lhal comos wilh
Christmas, said boivd president,
Neal E.ssic.
Marrs’ tilled his design
"Circle of Hope” and described
his inspiration os, “The hands
signify the meaning und
warmness of comniunity and
friends that tic in as a holiday
wreath. Habitat for Humanity is
an organization that is only
possible with Ihe surrounding of
friends, family, and community
which are principle parts of the
holiday season”. Marrs’ design
conveys critical values of Duvie
Habitat while capturing Ihc
essence,of Christmas, said
Robin Myers, marketing chair.
Both artists are students in
Lauren Roith’ Art III clossos.
Reith guided tho art students
providing a vision for the
project and is coordinating with
Habitat to prepare for Ihe
official award presentation.
Visit the following retailers
lo purchase Christmas cards
with proceeds benefitling
Habitat. Purchases also signify
appreciation for the work of
Davie High art students.
M ocksville - Bank of the
Carolinas, Deano’s Restaurant,
Main Street Canines, Kelchie
Creek Bakery; Advanco -
Moby’s Coffce, Bank of the
Carolinas,
Habitat is a non-profit faith-
based organization that exists to
provide the opportunity for
decent and affordable housing
lo low-lncome, hard-working
families.
For more information, call
Davie Habitat at 751-7515 or
visit; www.daviehabUat.org or
check the myspace page
www.myspacc.com/
davieliabitat.
Janlne Atkinson', medical
social worker, Davie County
Heallh Department and Home
Health Agency stales that
Alzheimer’s is not a normal part
of aging.
While many people joke
about "Old Timer’s Disease,”
Alzheimer’s is nol a natural part
of aging. Only five percent of
adults between 65 and 74 years
old have the disease. It is much
more common after the age of
85. It is Ihe most common form
of dementia seen in older adults
but it is not the only cause,
Atkinson said.
Some of the first symptoms
o f Alzheim er’s disease are
memory problems. Sometimes
dehydration or vitamin
deficiencies, side effects of now
medicines or even small strokes
can cause similar symptoms.
“When the memory
problems go beyond
forgetfulness or losing items
like keys, and people find
themselves lost in familiar
places,'not being able to follow
directions or asking the same
question over and over, that is a
good time lo seek medical
help,” she said.
Symptoms of Alzheimer’s
grow into difficulties wilh
thought, memory and language
os brain cells die in large
numbers. Simple tasks of
everyday living can become a
struggle. As the disease
progresses, the body looses Ihe
ability to function and dealh
eventually occurs.
From diagnosis to death,
Alzheimer’s can take anywhere
from 5 to 20 years. Those who
have been diagnosed haven’t
lost their options. There are
ways to slay independent.
medicines and activities to
improve memory, und support
groups to stay focused on being
as heallhy as possible.
"People who live with or
care for those who have
advanced Alzheimer’s disease
struggle to cope widi losing the
communication and shared
memories with the people they
love.”
Atkinson stales there are
many resources available lo
help those who are caring for
someone with Alzheimer's,
such as Eldercare (1-800-677-
1116), The Alzheimer’s Disease
Education and Referral
(ADEAR) Center at 1-800-438-
4380 and the Alzheim er’s
Association at w w w .alz.org.
Although there is not a cure for
Alzheimer’s disease right now,
the diagnosis is only the
beginning, she said.
H is t o r ic S c h o o ih o u s e s T o B e O p e n D e c . 1 3
Enjoy a cup of hot cider and
experience a taste of Christ
mases past when you visit Iwo
historic schooihouses on Satur
day, Dec. 13,
The annual Cana Bazaar will
be held al the Old Cana School
at Angell and Cana roads,
Mocksvillc, from lOa.m.-noon.
Fresh greenery, crafts and baked
goods will be sold.
A Christmas open house will
be hold from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at
Poplar Springs School at 660
Ijumes Church Roud, Mocks
villc.
Local artists and craftsmen
will have items for sale, wilh a
portion of proceeds going to the
school for programs. For a do
nation, visitors can enjoy home
made vegetable soup, sour
dough rolls and a drink. Call
492-5277 or visit the website
www.poplarsprtngsscltool.com
lo leam more.
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DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 4,2008 ■ C7
B y Shirley Thorne
County Line Correspondent
Here’s hoping your
Thanksgiving hoiiduys were
great. The cheaper gas prices
were definitely an ease to our
pocketbooks as we pounded the
pavement to the shopping malls
for the terrific bargains. I loved
the $1.69 per gallon gas last
week. In October 1 couldn’t
resist stopping Ht n full scrvicc
station for some $2.29+ per
gallon. But, I must admit that I
had not bought full service gas
in over 20 years and had
forgotten what to do. I
remembered my dad getting out
and talking to the attendant; so
I did the same.
We trust you enjoyed our
Thanksgiving baby pictures
featured last week. Many of you
have correctly identified some
of the babies. All of the babies
today live on the major through
roads - Davie Academy, Ridge,
US 64, NC 901, Society or Old
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W anda and Tina Labozetta with Tina's daughter Diana.
Mocksville - or a side road off
one of these. O f the two boys
and five girls, three went to
Harmony and four went to Cool
Spring to school. None are
related to me and I am not one
of them. If you think you
recognize yourself or a relative,
friend, or neighbor; call 492-
5115 or send an email to
sdilink@ lioimail.com for a
chance to win a Christmas
wreath.
The United Methodist Men
of Salem and their families will
have a Oiitch-treat breakfast at
the Golden Corral in Statesville.
This will be their Christmas
meeting. Those planning to go
should meet at the church no
later than 7 a.in. to go together
to the restuurant. The men invite
others in the community.
Beginning this week. Sulem
United Methodist Church will
have a book study from 6:30-
7:45 p.m. on Mondays in the
fellowship hall. The study will
be based on the book "The
Shack,” which can be purchased
at KonI Beanz otj Court Square
in Mocksville. The Rev. Robin
Clay and Rita Vanhoy enjoy stopping in County Line.
The next breakfast will be
Saturday, Jan. 3.
Upcoming community
events include the Christmas
cantata “Hope Has Hands“ at
Clarksbury United Methodist
Church Sunday, Dec. 14, at 6
p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 21, at
10:30 a.m.; children’s
Christmas program at 7 p.m.
Sunday, Dec. 21, at Calvary
Baptist Church; and children’s
Christmas program at 7 p.m,
Tuesday, Dec. 23, at Clarksbury
United Methodist Church.
Our community welcomes
Fitzgerald will lead the study.
Church members invite all
residents.
The Women on Mission of
Calvary Baptist Church will
meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 9,
in the fellowship hall. There will
be a program on international
missions and the Lottie Moon
Christmas offering followed by
a period of refreshments and
fellowship. The women invite
others.
Please remember there will
be no V-Point Ruritan breakfast
the first Saturday of December.
the LaBosetta sisters - Barbie,
Tina, and Wanda - as the new
owners and operators of Diane's
Diner. Wanda lives about two
miles west on US 64 (top of
river hill); Tina, New Salem
area; and Barbie, Mooresville.
We send get-well wishes to
Lee Cartner and Tommie Ross.
Lee has been hospitalized at
William G. Hefner VA Hospital
in Salisbury. He has an infection
and is in the ICU. Tommie Ross
has been hospitalized at Iredell
Memorial. Jarrett Wilson has
improved but remains at
Brenner Children’s Hospital of
Wake Forest University Baptist
Medical Center. Mary Wilson
has been recuperating at home
since Wednesday of Jast week.
Please Join us as we pray for the
Lord’s divine healing in the
lives of Lee, Tommie, Jarrett,
and Mary and others who are
having health problems.
If you have news or
memories, call Shirley on 492-
SI 15, sdtlink@hotmail.com.
A d v a n c e N e w s
B y Edith Zim m crm nn
Advance Correspondent
The annual Community
Thanksgiving Service wus held
at Mocks United Methodist
Church with Advance First Bap
tist, Advance United Methodist
and Bixby Presbyterian partici
pating. Gifts of non-perishable
food items for A Storehouse For
Jesus and a monetary offering
lo support "What Cliristftias is
All About" were laid on Ihe al
tar. The altar was overflowing
from Ihe wonderful response.
Many from the congregation
gave\testimonies for their bless
ings during the year, including
Betty M. Carlton and husband
Larry Carlton and Stella Vogler.
The Rev. Cheryl Skinner
brought the evening message. A
delicious meal was enjoyed in
the fellowship hall following the
scrvice.
The Advance Methodist out
reach committee sponsored Op
eration Christmas Child lasl
Sunday. Seventy-five plastic
shoe boxes, were filled and
placcd on the altar. During the
children's sermon, Skinner had
the children to lay their hands
on the boxes and bless them.
This was fun for the children
who filled boxes fora child theii*
sume gender und ugo. The boxes
will be shipped over the world.
The United Melhodist
Women will meet Thursduy,
Dec. 4 at 6 p.m. at The Village
Restaurimt in Clemmons for
their annual Christmas dinner.
We were happy to see Nancy
McKnighi and husband Harold
at church Sunday. Nancy is re
cuperating from back surgery.
Gaye Wade has returned
from a two-week trip to Ger
many, France and India. Gaye
is retired from US Air and trav
eled with a co-worker. Fortu
nately tlie ladies were oul of In-
diu before the terrorist uttack.
Thunksgiving guests of
Edith Zimmermun wero Chris
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An eight-pointed star that glows in the niglit.
Inside the church people are singing.
Up in the tower the church bells are ringing.
A feeling of love is around everywhere.
It’s Christmas at my church.
Wish you could be there.
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and Adrian Farley of Arlington,
Va. arriving on Tuesday
evening. On Wednesday, grand
daughter Meredith Hendrix and
boyfriend, Chris Gowen of
Cary, arrived. On Thanksgiving
Day they went to Salisbury,
meeting at the home of Amanda
Hendrix for dinner. Others join
ing them were Janie Hendrix,
Melissa H. Bamum of this com
munity and Andrea Hendix of
Myrtle Beach. While here Ihe
Farleys enjoyed visiting wilh
Palsy and Charles Crenshaw in
Mocksville. They returned
home Friday as did Meredith
and her friend. Andrea Hendrix
has remained und hus spent time
wilh her mother, Janie Hendrix,
and grundmolhers, Edith
Zimmerman und Pauline
Hendrix. She will return lo
South Carolina this week.
Hank and Gaye Wade spent
Thanksgiving week at Hilton
Head Islpd, S.C..
Get well wishes go to
Robbie Mills, who is seriously
ill.
Jeanette Comatzer’s family
spent Thanksgiving with her in
her new home. They were
daughter and son-in-law Lelia,
Jay Gray and son Jack Gray of
Winter Haven, Fla, their daugh
ter Erin Gray of Chapel Hill,
Also daughter and son-in-law
Julia and Robert Nichols and
children Katherine and Gray
Nichols of Bermuda Run.
On Sunday night Ihe family
of the late John and Maybelle
Orrell met at Ihc home of Lynn,
Ben and Morgan Owens for
their extended family Thanks
giving meal, Jeanette
Comatzer's family and Frank
Orrell's family were present and
enjoyed the occasion.
We extend sympathy lo the
family of Joe Tucker. He died
Friday. Also sympathy to the
family of Paul Barney. Paul
died Sunday.
F a r m i n g t o n N e w s
By Laura M athis
Farmington Correspondent
On Nov. 25, a Farmington
Preservation Meeting was held
at the Farmington Community
Center. The group discusscd the
future hi.storic district and his
toric overlay. For those of you
who are not sure of the differ
ence, historic overlay districts
urc determined by county offi
cials and are created to promote
the general welfare, education,
economic prosperity, and main
taining the historical character,
through the preservation and en
hancement of those buildings,
structures, neighborhoods, land
scapes, places, and areas that
have special historical, cultural,
architectural, or archaeological
significance.
Historical districts are des
ignated by the Slate Historic
Preservation Office and are
listed on the National Register
of Historic Places. An applica
tion has to be filed to the Slate
historic preservation office.
This is usually completed by a
paid consultant and then after
being filed, Ihe decision will be
determined by the State Historic
Preservation Board.
A historic district which is
listed on Ihe National Regisler
of Historic Places, usually cov
ers a smaller urea than does an
historic overlay. Usually, his
toric districts are located within
the overlay area.
During the Farmington Pres
ervation meeting, the group
voted to proceed with the hir
ing of a consultant to file an
application to the Stale Historic
Preservation Office. A consult
ant, recommended by An Swal
low of the State Historic Pres
ervation Office, will begin the
process this spring. The cost to
hire Ihc consultant w ill be
$7,000, half of which has been
donated. The remaining amount
will need to be raised by sum
mer of 2009. If you would like
to support the preservation of
Farmington, by sharing the cost
of filing the application, you
may contact Beth McCashin at
998-5280.
The Farmington Preserva
tion Committee will continue to
work with Andrew Meadwell
and Ihe Davie County Planning
Board to set boundaries for the
historic overlay. County offi
cials have been supportive in
answering questions and shar
ing concerns regarding preserv
ing Davie’s rural character and
historic areas.
Also discussed al Ihe Furm-
ington Preservation meeting
was the possible replacement of
the Farmington sign at NC 801
and Farminglon Road. John and
Beth McCashin have purchased
the old Furches Store and are in
the process of renovating it. The
McCashins would like to re
place the Farmington sign wilh
a larger one, similar in design,
and put the existing one up on
NC BOl as you are entering
P i n o N e w s
Farmington. The group agreed
that it would be nice to have a
larger sign at the comer and that
Ihe current sign would look nice
as an "Entering inlo Farming
lon" sign. If you have any com
ments or,suggestions, yjou may
call the iv^cCashins.
While I'm on Ihe subject of
signs, some of you may have
noticed the old Farmington
Baptist Church sign, now lo
cated at the front of the Farm
inglon Community Center. The
church will be purchasing a new
sign and have donated the old
sign lo the community center, in
honor of Odell Boger, who had
purchased the sign many years
ago. Having gone to the old
Farmington School and having
a concern aboul the Farmington
Community Center, it seemed
appropriate for Ihe sign to be
placed al the community center
in his honor. The sign will be
given some time lo dry oul and
as weather permits, it will be
repainted and restored. Thank-
you to Arthur Rapp for making
il possible and to all the volun
teers who helped moved the
sign. II will be a nice addition
to the community center when
completed and will allow a
space to display event-info for
the community. /
B y Nora Latham
Pino Correspondent
The breakfast at Wesley
Chapel United Methodist
Church will be Saturday, Dec.
20 from 6:30-10 a.m. The same
delicious menu will be served.
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The family of Gene and
Marie M iller enjoyed
Thanksgiving together at the
home of their son, Patrick and
his wife, Kathy. Also attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Horton
and Mr. and Mrs. Holt Howell.
Roland and Betty West
hosted Thanksgiving at
Frostlands, their home in Cana.
All their family attended.
The Latham family shared
Thanksgiving together at the
home of Jim and Chinera
Latham. Audra, Glenn and
Caroline Raus, all of Daniel
Island, S.C., spent the holiday
here wilh her purents.
Bob und Kuthy Ellis spent
Thunksgiving in Jacksonville,
Fla. visiting their daughter and
her family, Amy, Danny, Daniel,
Dalion and Nathan Kato.
By Janice Jordan
Sheffield-Calahaln
Correspondent
S h e ff ie ld - C a la h a ln
Volunteer Fire Department’s
alarms sounded around 10:30
p.m. Thanksgiving night to
respond with Farmington VFD
to a house fire in William R.
Davie’s district. Upon arrival at
the scene on Eaton’s Church
Road, everyone soon found oul
that it would be a long night. As
Center VFD stood by at W.R.
Davie’s .station. Harmony’s fire
department transferred a truck
and manpower to Sheffield to
standby there. Sometimes il
seems like a game of musical
chairs of sorts, but strategically
it’s how to assure that all areas
of the communities remain
protected while resources are
busy clsewhefe. Although it
was a Thanksgiving that the
homeowners won’t forget, the
good news is that no one was
injured in Ihc house or putting
out the fire. Eventually
Sheffield-Calahaln trucks and
personnel were able to return to
the station to refill tanks, pack
up hoses, shed turn-out gear,
and fill out paper work, as the
other stations which handled Ihc
call performed a similar routine.
The clock was almost al 5 a.m.
when Chris and I arrived home.
We were invited to Shalley
Springs for'a family day-after
Thanksgiving lunch, so after a
few hours of sleep, we drove up
to Crumpler. All of us enjoyed
lurkey, fried chicken, country
ham, and too much of many
good things that were set all
over the table.
Several firefighters had
plans to deer hunt on Friday, so
they hit the woods at daybreak
while some spouses went to the
early store sales. I suspect that
many hunters and shoppers look
naps that afternoon.
Wilh a lot of rain falling on
Sunday, Davie
Communications had a busy
day that included dispatching
several fire departments to
accidents on 1-40. Many people
■VJll'ji:
on the highway were no doubt
headed home from visits with
family, while students made
Iheir way back lo colleges, und
others were shopping or looking
for restaurants that were serving
foods olher than turkey. Center
VFD’s calls included a car fire
on the interstate Sunday
afternoon. When 1 hear that kind
of radio traffic, I hope that
people are willing to be patient
in stalled traffic, as too many
limes, additional accidents
occur near where the original
one happens.
Several Sheffield residents,
including Albert, Pat, and
Elizabelh Moore and Dennis
and Yvonne Ijames joined
Emily Brown, Ben Hedrick, and
Mike and Suzonne Stratton for
Thanksgiving lunch al Ihc home
of Bob and Mary Stratton
(Mike’s parents) in Winston-
Salem. It seems that my family
wasn’t the only one enjoying
several spccial meals during the
long weekend. On Saturday
evening, Nov. 29, Dennis and
Yvonne went lo a pig-picking ut
the Myers homestead in Union
Grove wilh neighbors and
relatives Todd and Reba
Mclnnis. The nearly 100 guests
enjoyed barbecue and lots more,
while they celebrated the
engagement of Marcus Ireland
and Megan Myers. Young or u
little older, Ijames family
members have no trouble
finding reasons lo have big
parties.
Also on Saturday evening,
many went to the Sheffield
Music Hall as crowd pleascr,
Crusher Run, kept the dancers
on their feet with lively music
that was sure to work off a few
of the Thanksgiving calories. If
you missed them on Saturday,
Crusher Run will be playing at
Sims BBQ in Granite Falls on
Dec, 6, while the Mountain Top
Boys provide the entertainment
at Ihe Sheffield Music Hall lhal
same evening.
Sheffield-Calahaln will be
one of the fire departments with
a truck in the Mocksville
Christmas Parade on Saturday,
Dec. 6 when it begins at 2 p.m.
The next day, Sunday, Dec. 7 is
the Harmony Christmas Parade
at 2:30 p.m. where you should
sec a Sheffield truck there, loo.
New Union United Methodist
Church plans lo have a float in
that event, as well.
Don’t forget the Christmas
Open House at Vauda Ellis’
restored Poplar Springs School
at 660 Ijames Church Road on
Saturday, Dec. 13. From 9 a.m.-
2 p.m., this event will feature
unique items by local artists and
craftsmen for sale. While there,
enjoy a cup of hot cider as you
browse and experience a taste
of Christmas of yesteryear. Part
of the proceeds will be returned
to the school for programs. For
a donation, you will be offered
homemade vegetable soup,
sourdough rolls, and a beverage.
More information is available at
www.poplarspringsschool.com
or by calling 492-5277. On that
same day w ill be the Cana
Bazaar at the Old Cana School
at Angell and Cana Rroads from
10 a.m.-noon. Fresh greenery,
crafts, and baked goods will be
for sale.
The annual community
Children’s Christmas Party at
the Sheffield-Calahaln
Volunteer Fire Station will be
Sunday afternoon, Dcc, 14,
beginning at 3 p.m. Weather
permitting, a Chariotte medical
helicopter will land around 4
p.m. at the Sheffield’s helipad
lhat the children can view. In
addition to crafts, games, and
snacks, there will be fire truck
rides and perhaps a chance for
the children lo tell Santa exactly
what they would like to see on
Christmas morning. A raffle,
which will benefit firefighter
Eari Trent and wife Barbara’s
daughlcr, Joanna, will end wilh
a -drawing around 4 that
afternoon. The winners do not
have lo be present. Joanna’s
progress with her cancer
treatments can be read at
WWW,caringbrldge.org/visil/
joannnatrent.
Brandi Drye, who chuirs the
children’s party, is a member of
r o u r b o r n e r s I N e w s
By Marie White
Four Corners Correspondent
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Shelton were hosts for a boun
tiful Thanksgiving dinner
Thursday at Ihe fellowship
building of Courtney Baptist
Church. Those enjoying the oc
casion wilh them were Mrs.
Helena Craft, Doug and Linda
Hill, Abby H ill, Blake and
Ashley Hill, Terry and Sharon
Craft, Joe and Marie White,
Mark, Jeanna and Jessica
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Hamm, Jerry and Toni Polls,
L.S. and Irma Jean Shelton, Ed
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and Edna Beck, Greg Beck,
Abby Ferguson, M olly Joe
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Patricia Shelton.
Patricia Hamm has returned
home lo Carolina Beach after
spending several weeks visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Smith.
Kenny Smith is on our sick
list und needs our continued
prayers.
Mr. and Mrs. John Frank of
Rochester, Minn, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Kenny Smith for several
days. Kenny Smith is slowly
improving but needs our contin
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B y Dottie Potts
Comuizer Correspondent
Mury Lou Ellis is u jiutient in
Baptist Hospital. She is being
treated for pneumonia.
Norman Smith, known aS
Popeye, was luken to Forsyth
Medical Center and has returned
home.
Elaine Myers and friend,
Ron, of Georgia visited Mr. and
Mrs. George Boger last week.
Elaine is George’s niece.
James “Buck” Shoaf was
honored on his 75th birthday
with a party at the fellowship
building at Cornatzer Baptist
Church. The party was given by
his children and grandchildren.
Ryman Shoaf from Washing
ton, D.C. visited Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Polls Saturday after
noon.
Special guests al the Thanks
giving dinner al the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Polls Thursday
were Mr. and Mrs. Jock Oil from
New York, Nan Harpe of Farm
inglon and Lena Wall of Balti
more Road.
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the fire department, as is her
husband, Andy, her father,
David Beck, and her
grandparents, Paul and Betty
Beck. Sincc Andy also has
several relatives who are
department members, many
were excited earlier this fall
when they were inviled lo
Brandi and Andy’s home fo r'
supper. Thai’s when they found
that instead of being there lo
help with yard sale preparations,
they were asked to come so lhat
they could hear some exciting
news. Brandi handed her mother
and step-mother grandparents’
day cards wilh the
announcement of her pregnancy
inside. The crying and hugging
got the guys’ attention
momentarily away from the
food. Other family members
were then telephoned and
updated. The couple recently
found out that the buby who will
urrive in April is a giri.
New Union’s Live Nativity
begins at 6 p.m. on Dec. 20 at
the church’s Assembly
Grounds. You are invited to join
members for an evening that
also includes hot chocolate,
cookies, marshmallows roasting
over an open fire, and the
singing of Christmas carols. On
Dec. 24 at 8 p.m. will be their
Christmas Eve service, held
traditionally in the old Zion
Chapel church building.
Condolences are offered to
Ihe friends and family of Wesley
Potts, who died recently. He
served us the firsl fire chief ut
Center Volunteer Fire
Department.
December birthdays
continue wilh Michelle Beck’s
on the fifth. Stephanie Reavis
and Melisso Spivey cclebrate
their birthdays on Dec. 7. Caria
Price, Candace Dyson, and
Weston Ijames share December
8 birthdays. Ron Butler, Laynie
Tomel, and Mary Bell Prevette
were eoch bom Dec. 10. Anne
Richardson ond Thomas Bamey
have birthdays Dec. II. Best
wishes lo Rondy ond Brenda
Anderson whose wedding
anniversary is Dec. 6; lo Larry
and Sue Johnson, who married
on Dec. 8; and to Jimmy and
Juanita Keaton, whose
anniversary is Dec. 10.
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A Thanksgiving Blessing
Thank you God for life itself,
Thank you Cod for strength
and health.
Thank you Cod for Jesus
Christ.
He came, died and paid the
price.
' Not just at Thanksgiving, but
every day,
Share pur love in many
ways.
Let us strive to do our best is
my prayer.
Thanks again for every hour.
Hope everyone has a happy
Thanksgiving.
Love in Christ,
Marie S. White
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Obituaries
Edith Boyd Church
, Edith Boyd Church, 86, of
Wall Street, Cooieemee, died
on Saturday, Nov. 29, 2008, at
Rowan Regional Medical Cen
ter.
‘ Born in Tazewell County,
Va,, on April 1, 1922, she was
the daughter of the late Henry
und Cosby Dill Boyd. She was
ii homemaker nnd u member of
Community Baptist Chiirch.
On April 28,1938, she married
the Rev. Totnmy Church who
[Ireccded her in death on Dec.
(9,2007.
; Survivors; 9 sons, Ronnie
Church, David Church, Donald
^hurch, Danny Chutxih, and the
Rev, Jimmy Church, all of
Cooieemee, Roger Church of
Spencer, Billy Church of
Cleveland, NC, Junior Church
of Holden Beach, and Gary
Church of Salisbury: a daugh
ter Delois Cranfield of
Woodleaf; a stepdaughter,
Lussie Ratliff of Grundy, Va.;
47 grandchildren; 42 great
grandchildren, 17 grcat-grent-
¿rnndchlldren', and several
lileees und nephews.
; Mrs. Church was also pre-
coded in death by 2 sons, Kelly
imd Palmer Church; a daugh
ter, Linda Church 'Willard; 3
brothers and 3 sisters.
; The scrvicc to celebrate the
life of Mrs. Church was held on
Wednesday, Dec. 3, at 11 a.m.
lit Victory Baptist Church with
the Rev. Jimmy Church
afficiating. Burial was in Le
gion Memorial Park. The fum-
ily received friends on Dec. 2
at Duvie Funeral Servicc.
Memorials; to the church or
charity of the donor’s choice.
Online condolences;
www.daviefuneralservice.com.
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PO BOX 546,194 Wllkesboro étreet Mocksville, NC 27028
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1933 - 2008
ADVANCE
John F. Jams
1915-2008
MOCKsviaE
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Margaret H. Clawson
1944-2008
MOCKSVILLE
Nellie M. Angell
, , 1925 - 2008
MCKKSVILLE
Betty G. Smith '
1943-2008
MOCKSVIU.E
JolmBawn
1936-2008
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1910-2008
MOCKSVILLE
Wesley R, Potts
1925-2008
MOCKSVILLE
,325 N. Main'Street
Mocksville, NC
(336) 731-2148
Paul Giles Barney Sr.
Mr. Puul Giles Burney Sr.,
79, of Advuncc died Sunduy,
Nov. 30,2008 at Forsyth Medi
cal Center.
He was bom April 14, 1929
in Davie County to Wiley
Seaborn and Paulina Shermer
Burney. In his carly life, he
loved to hunt und look pride in
his bird dogs. He attended Ad
vancc United Methodist
Church and was proud of his
family. His special days were
working for Dixie Furniture
nnd hauling several Advance
women to work. After retire
ment he provided produce for
his family and locals from his
little honor syslem produce'
stand.
He wus preceded in death by
his parents und a son, Paul Giles
Burney Jr.
Surviving; his wife, Betty
Wall Barney; a daughter,
Brenda Seaford and husband
Tony; a son, Randy Lee
Barney; stepdaughter, Debbie
Hege and husband Steve; 2
grandsons, Jeff Allen and wife
Tara and Chris Barney and wife
Jessica; a great-grnndson. Dean
Allen; and a daughter-in-law,
Gale Williard.
A funeral service was held
ut 3 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 3 at
Advance United Methodist
Church with Ihe Rev. Cheryl
Skinner offtcinling. Burial fol
lowed in the church ccmetery.
The family received friends
Tuesday at Hayworlh-Miller
Kinderton Chapel.
Memorials; Advance Meth
odist, 1911 NC 801 S., Ad
vance; or Elizabeth and Tub
Williums Adult Day Cenier,
231 Melrose St., Winslon-Sa
lem, 27103.
Online condolenccs;
wwwJmyworih-miller.cum.
S m i t h G r o v e
V o l u n t e e r
R r e D e p a r t m e n t
will hold its
Annual Meeting
Sunday, Dec. 7th,
2008 at 2:00 PM
at the station.
C e n te r V ol.
F ire D e p t.
Annual
Incorporators
Meeting
Thursday, Dec. 4,2008
7;0GPM
at the (ire station
2265 US Hwy. 64 W.,Mocksville
Barney Lee Dalton
Mr. Barney'Lee Dalton, 97,
died on Tuesday, Nov. 18,2008,
at Iredell Memorial Hospitni.
He was
bom Dec. 24,
1910, son of
the late
M illard and
Lessie Spann
Dnlton. On
Oct. 29,1932,
he wus united
in murriuge to
the late Effle
Mae Dallon, who preceded him
in death on Jan. 27, 1994. He
was ulso preceded in deuth by
2 grandsons, a granddaughter,
a great-granddaughter, 6 broth
ers, 4 sisters, a daughter-in-law,
Doreiha Dallon, and 2 sons-in-
law, John Kelly Morrison, and
W illiam Ray Clement. Mr.
Dalton loved his career in farm
ing and was siiccessful. He was
a member of Pleasant Hill Bup-
tist Church where he served
fnilhfully and wus a member of
the Deacon Board.
Survivors; 6 sons, Lonnie P.
(Maxine) Steele bf Baltimore,
Md.-, Robert, Lee Dalton and
Jimmy L. (Audrey) Dallon,
both of Hamptonville, Johnny
Gus (Estella) Dalton of Har
mony, Renurd (Diunne) Dnilon
and William Lypn (Brendn)
Dnlton bolh of Stntesville; 7
duughters, Dorothy D. Lnckey,
Sullie D. Morrison, both of
Stntesville, Martha D. Clement,
Judy D. Williamson, nnd Abby
(David) Redman, all of Mocks
ville, Marcclla (William) James
of Olin, Mary D. (the Rev. Ray)
Campbell of Greensboro; u sis
ter, 1пег Reid of Stnlesville; 30
grandchildren; 48 grcat-grand-
children; 9 great-great-grnnd-
children; 5 sislers-in-law, Ruth
S. Dulton of Advance, Lila
Dallon of Stntesville, Juliu
Dnlton of Yudkinville, Edythe
Polly Campbell of Raleigh, and
Elouise Dowell of Wilkesboro;
a btolher-in-law, Ralph Dnlton
Sr, of Hamptonville; a host of
nieces, nephews, olher relatives
und muny friends.
Funeral servicc wus held Fri-
duy, Nov. 21 nt 1:30 p.m. at Ml.
Nebo Baptist Church in Hnr-
mony. The Revs. Norman
Dudley nnd Lawrence Norris
ufficintcd nnd buriul followed
in Hamplunville ut Pleasnnt Hill
Baptist Church Cemetery. The
family received friends one
hour before the servicc.
Online condolcnces;
GralumiFuneralHome.net.
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Wayne Boger
Mr. Wuyne Boger, 57, of
Mocksville, died Monday, Dec.
I, 2008 at Forsylh Medical
Center.
He wus bom April 10, 1951
in Iredell County to Mnrshull
Hownrd nnd Eliznbeth Wurd
Boger. Mr. Boger was of the
Baptist faiih. He v/as a member
and past president of the Farm
ington Masons und a hunter.
He is preceded in deuth by
his father, Howard Boger und a
brother, John Charies Boger.
Surviving; his wife of 35
years, Pamela Cheek Boger; a
son, John Boger and wife
Whitney Rockett Boger; a
daughter, Angela Boger Woriey
and husband Todd of Asheboro;
his mother, Elizabeth Boger; 3
grandchildren, Kayla and
Colton Dalton and Blake
Worley, and one on the way.
Mason Rylan Boger.
A graveside .service was held
at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Eatons
Baptist Church with the Rev.
David Gilbreath officiating.
Burial followed in the church
cemetery. The fumily received'
friends Dec. 2 nt Hayworlh-
Miller Kinderton Chapel.
Memorials: American Lung
Assoc., 61 Broadv/ay, New
York, NY 10006.
Online condolences:
www.hayworth-miHer.com.
Joe Preston Tbcker
Mr. Joe Preston Tucker, 60,
of NC 801 South, Advance,
died Thursday, Nov. 27, 2008,
at Rowan Regional Medical
Center in Salisbury.
He was born Feb. 6,1948 in
Forsylh County lo the lute
Frank Preston "Son" Tucker
and Mattie Ruth Bailey Tucker
of Advance. He served in the
US Navy during the Vietnum
War. He was a member of the
Advance Masonic Lodge. He
spent his life us a farmer and
loved being outside. He de
voted time to the Davie Counly
Horse Rescue. He had a passion
for horses all his life.
He was •nl'so preceded in
dealh by u granddaughter,
Shelby Leigh McKnight.
Survivors: his motherof Ad
vancc; 2 daughters, Sunni
Leigh McKnight (Michael
Ball) nnd Amunda Sleelmun
(Matthew) und their mother,
Sue Tucker, nil of Advnnce; 5
grandchildren, Haley, Kasey
and Matty McKnlghl and Korri
and Mallory Sleelman; and a
sister, Connie Brinkley (Lurry)
of Advnnce.
A memorinl service wus held
on Monday, Dec. I, al his resi
dence on NC 801 S., Advance.
Online condolences:
www.eatonfimeralservice.com.
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Haywortb-Milkr Ihwcral Home baa been
assisting} families in Clemmons, Advance, and
Davie Countf for over 45 fears. Our newest
\ facility, located across from Bermuda Run in the
Kinderton Business Park, yvas established in
1999 to belter .lerve the residents of Davie
County and surrounding areas.
Stan slnrted his carc'cr in the Cunernl in<lu.str)’ with Mayworth-Miller in 1993.
M(' and his w ife Jeana have three ch ildren and live in Clem m ons.,T he
(iaiT.ightys attend Redland Penlccostnl Holiness C hufcli. Stan is a veiy
geiuiiiie and eom passionate I'lmeral director. His dedication nnd cornhiitrnerU
to the fam ilies he serves is his highest priority.
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Richard Lee Carter Sr.
Mr. Richard Lee Curler Sr.,
75, of Ivy Lane, Mocksville,
died Saturduy, Nov. 29, 2008,
ut Kute B. Reynolds Hospice
Home in Winston-Sulem.
He wus bom June 14, 1933,
in Davie County to the late
Clarence Smith Carter Sr. and
Lula Gladys Gregory Carter.
Mr. Carter was un entrepreneur
und an innovator in the contract
office furniture industry. He
developed several skills In
drafting und interior design
while working nl RJR Tobncco
in the engineering dcpurlmenl.
While ul RJR, he,worked on the
design of the Whitaker Park
Tobacco Factory and Bnplisl
Hospital. He became u business
pnrlner of Watkins Office Inte-,
riors in Ihe early 1970s and
spent the majority of his career
working on furniture projects
for businesses In the Triad. Mr.
Carter finished his career as the
top sulesmun for Alfred Will
iums Co. He wus u veteran of
the U.S. Army during the Ko
rean War. Mr. Carter was a
member of Union Chapel
United Methodist Church
where he had been u Sunduy
school teucher, sang in the
choir, was on the board of trust
ees und served on olher com-
mlllces. He wus u graduate of
Farmington High School Class
of 1951 and was member of the
Future Farmers of America
(FFA), Ihc Beta Club, played
baseball und wus u member of
the FFA school bund. While he
wus u member of Ihe FFA Band,
he appeared in radio und TV.
The bund won numerous stute
contests and Tiddlers conven
tions. The group recorded sev
eral records during the curly
1950s, before disbanding due lo
the Korean War. He enjoyed
gardening, pinying the guitur,
architectural drafting, flying,
cnmping, traveling, fishing and
reading.
He was preceded in deuth by
his wife of 48 yeurs, Frunces
Maxine Langston Cnrter in
2003; nnd a brother, Clarence
‘Tom’’ Carter Jr.
Surviving; a son, thii'Rev*.'^
Richard “Rick” Lee Curler Jr.
und wife, Lynn Mukepcace of
Kemersville; u brother, Jimmy
“Jim” Cnrter of Mocksville; 3
sisters, Lussie "Squeuky”
Cnrter Myers und Mary “Polly”
Carter Thompson, bolh of
Mocksville und Betty “Tooter”
(Don) Stroud ofYadkinville; 2
granddaughters, Margaux
Claire Makepeace Carter and
Caroline Grace Makepeacc
Carter; several nieces and neph
ews; and his fiance, Edna
Henderson of Union Grove.
A funeral .service was con
ducted ut 2 p.m. Wednesday in
the Union Chapel United Meth
odist Church wilh the Revs. Ju
son Constantine and James
“Chip” Webb officinling. The
body was placed In the church
one hour before ihe service.
Burial was in the church cem
etery. The family received
friends Dec. 2, nl Eaton Funeral
Home.
Memorials: Organ Fund or
Building Fund of Union Chapel
Methodist, 2030. US 601 N,
Mocksville; or a charity of the
donor's choice. .
Online condolences:
www.eatonfuneral.wrvice.com.
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Nelson R. Hutchens
Nelson Roosevelt Hutchens,
72, of Jack Booe Road, Mocks
villc, died on Sunday, Nov. 23,
2008.
Bom in Yadkin County on
Dec. 12, 1935, he wus the son
of the late Early und Amy Lo-
gun Hutchens. Mr. Hutchens
wus u cabinet muker for Dixie
Furniture in Lexington. He wus
of the Quaker faith and a mem
ber of Old Slloam Friends
Church. Mr. Hutchens served in
the Army during the Korean
conflict. He wus a member of
the VFW post 10346 in
Yadkinville und wus u pnst
commnndcr. Mr. Hutchens vol
unteered at the VA Hospital in
Salisbury with more than 750
hours serving his fellow vets.
Survivors; his wife of 54
years, Kathleen Hayes
Hutchens; 2 sons. Nelson
Wuyne (Margaret) Hutchens of
Mocksvillc, Nelson Eugene
Hutchens of Yadkinville, 4
duughters, Kathy H. (Jumcs)
Scarictte of Lexington, Anita D.
(Greg) Sanford of Mooresville,
Becky H. Ridenhour of
Boonville, Vickie (Jody)
Gammons of Mocksvillc; I
brother, Wudc (Roberta)
Hulchcns of Mocksville, 3 sis
ters, Freddie (Homer) Nichols
of Mocksvillc, Ruby (Junior)
Sharpe of Harmony, Hazel
Driver of Mocksville; 14grand-
children; 2 step-grundchildren;
lOgrcut-grundchildren; 2 slep-
grenl-grandchildren.
He was also preceded in
death by 3 brothers and 3 sis
ters.
The scrvice to celebrate Mr.
Hutchens' life was on Wednes
day, Nov. 26, nl 2 p.m. ut
Mackle-Slnclalr Funeral Ser
vice wllh tho Revs. Clyde Akers
Timothy Sink officiating.
Burial followed in the Old
Slloam Friends cemetery wllh
full military honors accordcd
by VFW Post 10346 Honor
Guard. The family received
friends Nov. 25 at the funeral
home.
Memorials: Post 10346
HonorGuurd.of Yudkinville. '
Bobby Eugene Trexler
Mr. Bobby Eugene Trexler,
81, of Turrentine Church Rond,
Mocksville, died Friday, Nov.
28, 2008, at Kate B. Reynolds
Hospice Home in Winston-Sa
lem.
He wus born in Duvidson
County on Jun. 21,1927, to the
late W illiam Wakefield and
Mury Susan Wilson Trexler.
Mr. Trexler was retired from the
US Murine Corps ufter 21
years, having served during the
Korean Conflict, and was re
tired from Wake Forest Univer
sity us a maintenance techni
cian after, 22 years. He enjoyed
camping and traveling and wus
a bowler. He took cure of his
fumily und loved his dogs
Missy nnd Little Bit.
He was ulso preceded in
deuth by u son, Robert Eugene
Trexler; 3 sisters, Sadie
Tutterow, Mnrgnrel Brewer nnd
Juanita Buchta; and a brother,
Elmer Trexler.
Survivors; his wife of 54
years, Evelyn Frye Trexler of
the home; a dnughier, Renee
Trexler Aldridge of Snllsbury;
2 sons, Irn Wnkefield Trexler
(Katherine) of Rockwell and
Stacey Lynn Trexler (Melaine)
of Salisbury; 4 grandchildren,
Jason Trexler, Amanda
Aldridge, Kristina Trexler nnd
Matthew Trexler; 2 sisters,
Mary Gray and Delores Younts
(Zan), all of Lexington; a
daughter In law, Debbie Hatley
Trexler of Kannapolis; und sev
eral nieces and nephews.
A funeral service was con
ducted at 11 a.m,. Tuesday, Dec.
2 al Eaton Funeral Chapel with
Chaplain Fred Moretz officiat
ing. Burial was in Salisbury Na
tional Cemetery with full mili
tary honors conducted by the
US Marine Corps. The family
received friends Monday, Dec.
1 ut the funeral home.
Memorials; a charily of the
donor’s choice.
Online condolences;
www,eatonfimeraiservice.com.
O b it u a r ie s
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dcc. 4,2008 - C9
Rebecca Bernice Hinlile
Rebeccu Bemice Hinkle, 86,
of Riverview Rond, Mocksville,
died on Snturday, Nov. 29,
2008, ul Iredell Memorial Hos
pital In Statesville.
Born in Dnvie Counly on
March 14, 1922, she was the
daughter of the lale Tony Jack
son Jack nnd Minnie Humillon
Seaford. She wus retired from
Dixie Fumlture Factory, was a
member of Fork Baptist Church
und the Fork Senior Citizens
Group.
She wus preceded In deuth
by her husbund, Churies Vemon
Hinkle, in 2002; and by a son
and a daughter; 5 sisters,
Pauline Livengood, Laverne
Gaither, Venice Livengood,
Jeanette Beane and Muxine
Correll; and 3 brothers, Lee,
Dwight and Reginald Seaford.
Survivors: u son, Charles
Adison Wood of Advance; a
brother, William Bill Seaford
and wife Peggy of Advance; nnd
numerous nieces und nephews.
The servicc to celcbrnte the
life of Mrs. Hinkle was held on
Tuesday, Dcc. 2 ul 2,p.m. at
Fork Baptist Church with the
Revs. Robert Garrett and Craig
Seaford officiating. Burial was
in the church cemetery. The
family received friends Dec. 1
at Davic Funeral Service.
Memorials: Fork Baptist or
Fork Baptist Ccmetery Fund,
3140 US 64 E. Mocksvillc.
Online condolenccs:
www,iIaviefimeraiservice,com,
Liliic Jeanette Allen
Mrs. ' Lillie Jeanclte
Holleman Allen, 78, of
Howardtown Circle, Mocks
ville, died Saturday, Nov. 29,
2008, at Davic County Hospi
tal.
She was born March 17,
1930 in Yadkin County to the
late Asa Roosevelt and Lora
Jane Finney Holleman. She was
of the Pentecostal Holiness
faith.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband, Qarland
Hubert Allen In February of
1998; and a grandson, Bradley
Joe Allen. ' '
Survivors: 2 daughters,
Linda (Reid) Canupp of
Salisbury and Joyce (Les)
Steele of Cooieemee; 8 sons,
Norman (Nancy) Allen, Gar
land Nelson Allen,, Roger
(Martha) Allen, Gerald (Vickie)
Allen, Dale Allen, Randy
(Rebecca) Allen, Darrell
(Paula) Allen and Tim (Donna)
Allen, all of Mocksville; 25
grandchildren; 14 great-grand
children; 3 sisters; 5 brothers;
and several nieces and neph
ews.
A funeral servicc was con
ducted on Tuesday, Dec. 2 al 2
p.m. at Eaton Funeral Chapel
with the Rev. Jonathan Hill of
ficiating. Burial was in
Bethlehem United Methodist
Church Cemetery. The family
received friends on Monday,
Dec, 2, at the funeral home.
Online condolcnces:
www,eatonfimeral.wrvice.com.
David Lee Caudle
Mr. David Lee Caudle, 57,
of Mocksville, died Monday,
Nov. 24, 2008 al his home.
He was bom Nov. 25, 1950
in Yadkin Counly lo the lute
Ernest nnd Roxie Driver
Cuudie.
He was also preceded in
dealh by a sister. Palsy Gre
gory; brothers, Odell' Caudle,
Ray Caudle.
Surviving; his wife, Disu
Cranfill Caudle; sons, David
Jason (Jena) Caudle, Marly Lee
Caudle; grandchildren. Sierra
Cuudie, Dukotu Cuudie, Aspen
Caudle, Hope Cuudie; sister,
Grace Marie (Ronnie) Royall;
several nieces and nephews.
His graveside service was
held at 4 p.m., Wednesday, Nov.
26 at Eatons Baptist Church
Cemetery by the Rev. Dennis
Conner. The family received
friends Wednesday ul Gentry
Family Funeral Scrvice in
Yadkinville.
Online condolences:
gentryftmeralservice.com.
Michelle Kay McBride
Michelle Kay McBride, 33,
of Gwyn Street, Mocksvillc,
died 01) Monday, Dec. 1,2008,
at Kate B. Reynolds Hosplcc
Home.
Born in Davie County on
May 28, 1975, she was the
daughter of the late Charlie
McBride and Sandra Walker of
Myrtle Beach, S.C.
In addition to her mother,
Michelle is survived by: a son,
Charlie Dillon Smith, and u
daughter, Kayla Danielle
Smith, bolh of Statesville; her
grandfather, C.W. "B ill”
Walker of Mocksvillc; a half-
brother, John Cord Sanford IV
of Myrtle Beach, S.C.; an aunt.
Sherry Plott of Mocksville;
great aunts, Lucille Daniels and
Belly Daniels; an uncle, C.W.
"Chuck" Walker Jr.; great
uncles, Bailey Walker, Kenny
Walker and Pete Walker.
She was also preceded in
death by a daughter, Karll
Delaln Smith, and a half-sister,
Kaillin Sanford.
A service to celebrate her
life will be held on Thursday,
Dec. 4, at 7 p.m. in the Davie
Funeral Service Chapel with
the Revs. Shane Young and
Darren Alexander officiating.
The family will speak with
•friends following the memorial
senice.
Memorials; Kate B.
Reynolds Hospice House, 101
Hospice Lane, Winston-Salem,
27103.
Online condolences:
daviefimeralservice.com.
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CIO - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 4,2008
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DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 4,2008 - D1
Children rehearse the Sunday night production of “The Mystery of the t\/langer" al Hillsdale Baptist Church.
Sadie Essie, Emma Helton, and Elizabeth Dorsett sing
"Away in a Manger."
T h e M y s t e i y
O f T h e M a n g e r
Com m unity Chiidren’s Production Sunday
. On Oct. 5 a group of local Communily Children’s Clioir. Christmas Eve pagcniu along
women realized their dream of They will perform the withtheirdirector.Jointhechoir
beginning a Community musical/driima, “The Mystery as they assist “Ms. Blonde, Jane
Phildren’s Choir in Advancc, of the Manger”, on Sunday, Blonde,” in discovering "just
Hillsdale and Bermuda Run. Dec. 7 at 5 p.m. at Hillsdale the facts” regarding “The
April Staley, Camilla BaptistChurch,4815,US 158in Mystery of the Manger.”
Helton, Kena Bowman, Advnnce. The gijc.st musical director is
Merrillyn Helton and Sharon The story centcr? on Jane Cheryl Hnlver, Worship Choir
Adams teamed to bring a group Blonde, an’ investigative Director for Westover Church in
of30 children, representing 10 reporter for the "Moming Star” Greensboro, and director of
schools and nine churches, for newspaper and a group of choreography is Camilla Helton Caroline Bandy, Emily Wolverton, Maggie Bowman, and Rachel Sutton Sing "Hal
the first rehearsal of the children rehe'ncslrigvfor a of Advonce. lelujah, It Cam e TfUeV
A Hero
Boy, 11, Recognized
For Saving Siblings
During Hom e Fire
Flanl<ed by Advance firefighters Ronnie Robertson, Rodney Miller and Jerry Myers - and his family, Richard
and Luann, Rhod and Megan - Bradley Collins listens as Davie Fire Marshal Jerry Myers describes how he
hurried his little brother and sister to safety during a house fire. ■ Plioto by Robin Snow
Bradley W. Collins knew
exactly what to do.
In the early morning of Oct.
31, a fire had started in the
family’s home in Advance. His
parents, Richard and Luann
Collins, were on one end of the
house, Bradley and his sister
Megan, 8, and brother Rhod, 5,
were in another part of the
house.
Bradley, II, a sixth grader
at Ellis Middle School, teinom-
bcred what to do from fire
safety training classes con
ducted by the Advance Volun
teer Fire Department.
He got his brother and sis
ter - and they crawled - s w j
low - to the door and outside to
safety.
The home was already filled
with smoke - smoke that was
getting thicker by the second -
said Davie Fire Marshal Jerry
Myers,
On Monday, Bradley wns
honored by Davie Counly com
missioners with a resolution for
his "heroic deed.”
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By Beth Cassidy
Enterprise Record'
North Carolina’s
ndolescents rank fifth in the
nation when it comes lo being
overweight, according to a
report by Thist for America’s
Health.
To help combat the growing
trend of children who are
overweight and obese, the
school system recently
completed recording the height
and weight of students in flrst,
third, fifth and seventh grades.
According to Kim Harmon,
lead nurse, those statistics will
be entered into a database with
gender and age, to calculnte the
students’ BMI, or body mnss
index.
The BMI is n number thnt
reflects body weight ndjusted
for height. Harmon snid pnrents
of those students whose BMI
shows they are either above the
8Sth percentile or below the
fifth percentile will receive n
letter nt home with the results,
to encourage them to discuss
them with their health care
provider.
“This is the first time we’ve
been able to offer this here, so
this will be our baseline data.
Our hope is that if we do this
over the next three years, we
will be able to look at the trends
and see if we are making any
progress with our nutrition nnd
activity in our schools.”
Chloe Mabe watches as Seaford logs her weight. King checks the height of Chloe Mabe.
Harmon said the program
was initiated by Forsyth
Medicnl Center and the Sara
Lee Center for W omen’s
Health, which paid for
electronic scales for weight and
a stadiometer for height for
each school. The scales provide
a remote reading, so readouts
are seen only by the nurse
taking the measurements, who
writes down the-results and
shows them to the student.
To further protect
confidentiality, any letters will
be sent to the student’s iwme,
not through them at school,
"We will pay very, close
attention to confidentiality .so
the children are not stigmatized
because of their weight,”
Hamion said. "And childhood
obesity is usually a family
matter, so we want to involve
the parents along with the
students to help them improve
their health.”
For those who receive
letters, there are plans in the
works to offer classes to
families through the YM CA
and Dr. Так Hirata with Medical
Associates of Davie. Harmon
said there will also be monlhly
newsletters called Kidsmart lhat
will be sent home, with students
that will give tips on nutrition,'
activity and healthy habits.
“Our intent is to create
awareness of the importance of
developing a healthy lifestyle
with parents and students and
decrease the incidence of
childhood obesity,” Harmon
said,
Obesity continues'to plague
the state.
Sixty percent of adults in
NC are either overweight or
obese, placing them at
increased risk for heart disQgg([;
cancer, stroke and diabetef.*^
the past two decades, thq'
percentage of US children whW
are overweight doubled, and irt
the stale, there has been a 40|
percent increase in the numbei!
of children aged five to 11 who
ore overweight. : ¡
“This is a grave concerri 'fon
us,” said State Henlth Director
Lenh Devlin, in August. "The
CD C reports that thi^
generation of kids is not
expected to live as long as theit
parents because of the health
issues associated with carrying
so many extra pounds,”
Children who are
overweight or obese are at
greater risk for cardiovascular
problems, elevated blood
pressure and increased insulin
levels. More children than ever
before are being diagnosed with
Type 2 diabetes, and their
increased weight can lead to
early maturation, orthopedic
problems and sleep apnea.
W hile the strain on their
health is of great concern, the
economic consequences of
overweight and obesity are
enormous. In 2000, the total
healthcare cost for overweight
and obese was estimated lo be
$117 billion. As overweight
children become overweight
adults, that number will
continue to rise.
■ The state has instituted a
program called Eat Smart,
Move More, a plon to prevent
overweight, obesity nnd related
chronic diseases, and Harmon
hopes program like this, as well
as the recent data gathered by
her team, will go a long way to
help local students improve
their health.
D2 - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 4,2008
Davie Schools
Shady Grove Elementary
I Third gnule is studying cco-
iidmics ill social studies. Stu-
ddnls arc beginning to work on
inultiplicultpn in ull classcs.
They enjoyed learning ubout
soil and wutcr conservation, and
iirft looking forward to making
posters for the county contest.
They continue to have fun learn
ing to write in cursive.
, Mocksvilie Elementary
Students of the week for
Nov. 17; Bryson Booe, Mulak
Heikal, Rihonnu Wilson, Sarah
Woodruff-Carter, Cynthia
Hemandez-Brito, Juke Renegar,
Garrett Smith, Qreiilcy Grimes,
Joshua Robinson, Kmala Neal,
Danielle Sanderson, Christian
Nice, Puul Stroud, Maggie
Junker, Autumn Hendricks,
Jalen Redmond, Ta’Shuun Mar
tin, Cindy Culi.\, Liam Jennings,
Madison Riddle, Lurry Deutln,
Mario Martinez, Hannah
Shuskey, Benjamin Hernandez
and Kayla Church.
PInifbrook Elementary
Kindergarten enjoyed the
Indian Stew prepared on Nov.
21. Ricky Hockaduy prepared
the stew. Kindergarteners
enjoyed learning nbout old und
new Thunksgiving truditions.
They look forward to learning
ubout Christmus in Mexico after
Thanksgiving break.
Mrs. Hendrix’s first graders
during guided reading time huve
been reading a story culled
Honey Bees. The children
lenrned how bees live together
like u family witli a queen bee
and muny worker bees cniled
drones. In muth the children
hiÄe been experimenting with
toi cars. They ruced them
uiiU then measured the distance
eaeh car went uiilng links. They
graphed their information. They
arfi doing a great job collecllng
di({u und trunsferring thut
informution to u graph. Sciencc
is Jlways inleresting. and the
chjidrcn have been leuming
about properties of rocks
including color, size, shupe dnd
texture. They huve leurned
ubout the inuny uses nf rocks.
They will continue this study for
the next few weeks.
Second gruders in the
classrooms of Mrs. Potts, Mrs.
Moore, Mrs. Chappie and Mrs.
Hurpe are learning ubout
"Putting Numbers in Their
Places” in muth. Students ate
engaged In learning about
telling time with a digital clock
und un analog clock. The clnsses
will continue to work on tlmc-
telllng skills and abilities to
solve problems dealing with
titne. Students will continue to
work on place value using
munipulutives to increuse
understanding for ones, tens,
and hundreds. In sociul studies,
students completed u study of
Nutlve Americuns nnd have
been studying the history of the
pilgrim life. Students read und
discussed the books on “Suruh
Morton’s Dny" and "Sumucl
Euton’s Duy” which rellects on
students’ leuming about the day
to day life of a pilgrim boy and
girl in the 1600s.
Mrs. Curothers’ third graders
have been designing their own
islands using .the computor.
Euch student named their Islund
und labeled the geographic
features. Students continue to
discuss presidentiul clcction
results und relutlonshlps umohg
the Earth, Moon; und Sun.
Fourth grnde classcs of Mrs.
Duvis, Mrs. Hurtman, Ms.
Hicks and Ms. Howard
completed and turned in posters
for tho Soli and Water
Conservation contest. The
theme was "Soil and Water,
lYours for Life.” Classcs have
been studying Native
Americuns In North Carolina,
learning nbout Ihe ordei* of
operations, and working on their
next Book Tnlk project on n
• mystery book of the students'
choice.
Buch fifth grnde hns been
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researching infonnulion nbout u
region of the United Stutes, The
reseurch fulfills n requirement
for the NC Writing Pilot. The
information is displayed
through u vnriety of Christmas
projects. Euch class will display
the projects representing their
region on Christmas trees set up
in the media center.
Cody Ashley from Ms.
Bailey’s class won a gold medal
nt the Fall Games for Special
Olympics in High Polnt'during
the weekend of Nov. 7-9. Cody
competed on the socccr team
ulong with other uthletes from
Duvie County. At this stnte level i
event, approximately 3,000
athletes competed In full sports.
Cooleemee Elem entary
The school w ill host
Curriculum and technoiogy
Dec. 4. Dinner will be served,
from S;45-6;30. Presentations
will be made in classrooms In
two sessions to allow fumilies
with more thun one student to
go to two cinssrooins. Session
1 will be from 6;30-6;55 nnd
session 2 will be from 7-7:25.
Sccond grade had n week of
giving thnnks. Students
purtlclputcd in Nutive American
centers und enjoyed muking
vegetable soup together. Each
student brought in a can of
vegetables to add to Ihe soup.
In mnth, they are adding two
digit numbers. Next they will
begin addition with regrouping.
Third grade classes of
Dunnn Henderson, Shorri
Hendrix, Amnndu Shoffner, nnd
Jill Whitnkcr celebrnted
Colonial Dny on Tuesday, Nov.
25. Students rotated to centers
in each classroom. In Mrs.
Henderson’s room students
tusted husty pudding, which
Colonial people ate for
breakfast, and mnde hornbooks.
These were used in Colonial
times in schools. In Mrs.
Hendrix’s room students
lennied about the .art of pnper
weaving, and snmpled ginger
snaps, n Coloninl treut. In Mrs.
Shoffner’s c.lnss, students hiude
Indiun necklnces nnd made and
tasted their own butter. In Mrs.
Whltuker’s class tho girls made
poppets, and the boys made
spinning tops, Colonial toys.
They fasted apple i;ider. All the
students enjoyed this lenrnlng
opportunity.
Fourth grade finished'fall
assessments. Mrs. Kistner and
Ms. Tatum’s classcs finished
reading Becauije of Winn-Dixie.
Mrs. Dyson’s'class has finished
reading The Mouse und tho
Motorcyclo. Mrs. Whituker’s
cluss finished rending Stuurt
Little. Euch cluss completed a
novel study and focused .on
reading comprehension and
skills, such as main idea. Euch
clnss focused on enriching their,
vocnbulary throughout the
stories. I
Fifth grade sludents spent
time going over the quarterly
fall nssessment In reading und
math. They continue to study
about landforms In sciencc.
W illiam R . Davle
Elementary
Melissa Brown’s fourth
grade math sludents planned
menus forThank,sgiving dinner
using grocery ads. Students
were asked to plan a balanced
meal for u fnmlly of four with u
budget pf $100. They hnd to
figure the chungc tliey would
receive nfter pnying the bill.
“The menus were Interesting to
suy the lenst, nnd they enjoyed
carrying out the activity,” the
teacher said. “This allowed
students to practice estimation
in a real world setting.”
Esllmalioti has been a focus of
Math Trailblazers lessons
during the pust few weeks. '
Third grade muth students
huve been studying
niultlpllc.utlon fncts. They nre
plnying games to practice facts
and hnve been studying ut
home. Miiltlpllciitloh nnd pince
vnlue, huye'been mnin focus
topics in their MathTrailbluzers
curriculum during the past few
weeks.
Students are getting into the
routine of ' visiting the
SuccessMakor Lab. Students
visit thé lab every other duy for
15 minutes to work on mnth.
They nre uwnlting the ndditlon
of u few more computers to ndd
to the lub so more students cnn
be uccommodnled euch day. .
Mrs. Seurnon’s clnss hns
studied n vnriety of topics
ranging • from wenther,
government, and geology.
Students arc studying tho planet
through InnU und wjiter forms.
Students hnvo been cxcitcd
nbout n pructice of field science
ns they tuke nuturc wulks nnd
discover science nnd the world
nround them. A home projccl,
the Lcnf Book, wns n grent wuy
to gel outside und identify
Cooleem ee Elementary Star Stuijents for the week of Nov. 24, from left: front -
Seth Crossley, McKenzie Owens, Kenzle Hunter; middle - Wliiie Walker, Kassidie
McDaniel, Alexa Hernendez, Gregory Jennings, Kurt Durner; back-Traci Ferrebee,
Madison Meade, Kayla Allen, Crystal Arcos, Analillla Gomez, Jason LInce.
native trees. Projects will be
displayed in the library.
In social studies, the election
wus a real-world experience to
witness how government runs.
Students studied the branches of
government and held debates in
class. They \vere so excited
about debating, they opened a '
debute teum for fifth graders und
hnvo nirondy held un ufter
school debute. They continue to
Ieurn ubout history through
novel nnd liternture study.
Sludents fiijishcd rendings of
Nory Ryun’s Song (ubout Irish
Imhilgrnlionj & A Fnmily Apnrt,
(nbout the displacement of
children in the 1860s.). Novels
are Freedom Truin (about the
Civil Wur), Number the Stnrs,
(nboul World Wur If), George
Washington’s Socks (nbout the
Revolutionary Wat) and
Santiago’s Silver Mine (ubout
life in rurnl Mexico.)
Discussions on the issue of wur
nre tnking plucc in class.
In math, students have
tackled many areas through
Truil Bluzers. The kids enjoy the
hnnds-on approach to learning
mnth concepts. Who knew there
were so muny ways to do long
multlplicution nnd division?
The kids nre excelling in Ihe
vnriety. They nre covering uren
nnd perimeter of shnpes, long
division, nnd simplifying of
frnctions. They work In smnll
groups-to solve problems, play
gumes, and pose new questions.
DARE is under wuy for fifth
■grnde. Officer Alunu Geiger
tenches nbout the pitfalls of
drugs nnd nicohol. Students ure
gelling excited ubout writing
DARE pupers, pledges and
upcoming DARE gruduntion.
Angcln Splllmun nnd
Mnrlene Hnmpton’s
klndergurien class hus bebn
■learning ubout the first-people
who lived in America (the
Native Americuns or Indinns).
They read und colored books
nbout un Indinn Chief nnd An
Indiun Story. These books
helped them undersiund thut the
Indiun people used dlffcrijnl|
tools pid slept in li diÎTcrent
kitii! of iionie.'Next the stuiients
learned about pilgrims nnd how
they got lo Amerlcu. The cluss
compared life long ago'to Ihe
present, Tho boys und girls
thought the homes und clothes
were different u long lime ago.
While studying the seuson of
Thunksgiving the students
gruphed foods they cn't during
this time of yeur, und prncticcd
number recognition while
lenrning to do dot to dots.
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P ortab le D ental O ffic e V is its C o o leem ee
While unliciputing giving
thanks this monlh, and
receiving gifts from St. Nick
later next monlh, some
Cooleemee Elemonlury
students got to visit the portuble
dental office set up at their
school for the Dental Sealant
Promotion Project lo receive
dentnl senlnnt “presents" on
permnnent molnrs nnd “goody
bngs”.
The populur goody bngs
included toothbrush,
loolhpnste, fioss, pnmphlot, lip
bnlm, sticker, pencil, Plak-
Chcck lighted mirror,
toothbrush covcr, und eye
protection sunglasses used by
the student nt Iheir senlnnt visit.
Some items were imprinted
with tho NC OrnI Health
Section’s vision: “North
Cnrolinn - Cuvily Freo
Forevei:!”
The school bused senlnnt
project wus coordlnnted
through the Ornl Heulth
Section, NC Depurtinent of
Public Henlth, and Duvio
Counly Schools. The project’s
goal wos to increase Ihe number
of children wilh provonlive
dentnl senlnnts. Dentnl sculunis,
ulong with the proper use of
fiuorlde, will protect their teeth
from tooth decay.
A public heallh dentnl tenm
from the Ornl Heulth Section
worked ut a portable dental
office nt school. The tonm
consisted of Dr. Kevin
Buchholtz, public health
dentist; Sharon Boger, RDH,
projccl. coprdinntor and public
health'dental hygienist for
Davle County; OHS dental
technicinns Dnnny Stafford nnd
Charles Pitts; and severni public
henlth dental hygionists from
surrounding counties. Tho
public henlth dentnl hygienist
team consisted of; Debbyo
Krueger of Rownn Counly:
Lynne Payne of Davidson
County: Kim Middleton of
Stokes/Surry counties, Kim Lee
of Alexander/Cnldwell
counties; Belsy Hardin of
Stanley/Anson counties; Cindy
Sigmon of Cntnwba Counly:
nnd Burbnrn Gregory of Wilkes
County.
On Nov. 12, Buchholtz
provided free dentnl exnms for
70 students, grndes 1-3. From
Nov. 12-17, 65 students
received 239 senlnnts on
permnnent teeth.
Studohts aro selected to
receive, forms for the project
based on the public heulth
dental hygienist dental
assessments. She looks for teeth
without decay or fillings, teeth
without sealants, and the
erupted molars. Parents and
teachers received Information
about dentnl senlnnts. Students
with parental permission for
dental sealants visited the
dental office to have exnms by
the dentist, nnd then cnme bnck
to get sealnnts ns prescribed.
The students learned ubout
regulur dentnl visits nnd how to
huve heulthy teeth. Some
children hud never been to the
dentist before.
“This is n grent use of
tnxpnyor dollnrs,” said Debbyo
Krueger ns she worked on a
student’s teeth.
Rep. Julia Howard (right) watches Kim Middleton, RDH (middle), and Barbara G re
gory put dental sealants on the teeth of a Cooleem ee Elementary School student.'
Grudes 1-3 wulched a short
video, “Seal In A Smile,” in the
cinssrooms, before Ihe dentui
sealant project begnn. ,
Dentnl senlnnts ure n plustlc
material placed on the chewing
surfaces of Ihe buck teeth. The
surfaeos of molars contain pits
and grooves thut nccumulnto
bucterial plaque that causes
tooth decay. Most tooth decay
in children Is on Ihe chewing
surfaces of their teeth. The
procedure for placing a dental
senlunl is simple nnd pninlcss.
Tho tooth lo be seuled ure
denned nnd the senlnnt mnteriul
plnced on them. These senlnnts
should lust four to five yeurs,
nnd they mny lust much longer.
Visitors to the project
included tenchers, u couple of
purenls, nnd u specini visitor -
NC Rep. Juliu Howurd, who
told the story of her first visit
to n senlnnt project nl Cornnlzer
Elementnry severul yenrs ago.
She left the project and called
her children to be tell them
aboul dentui sealants, and to be
sure her grandchildren would
be provided dental decay
prevention through the use of
sealants.
“Cooleemee Elementary
School staff and tenchers were
greut to work with during tho
project,” Boger snid. “The
students were wonderful
pntients who hnd- fun and felt
specini to be Involved in the
project.”
For more informution,
contact your family dentist, or
Boger at 751-7704,0X1.4207,
or Ihe N.C. Ornl Heallh Section
nt(919) 707-5480.
Members of the Davle High School Jr. Civitan Club at an officer/new member installation ceremony.
Davie High Jr. Civitans Recognized
[CLEMMONS COUNTRY STORI
2690 LewlsvUI»Olemmons Road • 76&8988
f R iS M N X . P R A S iR И
Davie High Junior Civilnn
Club held Its officer Induction
and new member installation
pinning ceremony Nov. 12.
The club has participated in
the following projects; collected
food for A Storehouse iorJesus,
raised money to buy gifts for
children Ihrough the Little
Lambs project, sent Christmas
cards to 150 nursing home resi
dents, and donated $50 lo the
autistic society.
The club will help their spon
soring club wilh the Festival of
Lights fundraiser, present goodie
bags lo the exceptional
children’s class, visit a local
nursing home with goodie bngs
and cards for each resident, and
hold a Christmas party. Mem
bers nre plunnlng to pnrticipnie
in severul projects in tho com-
lri|;.year.-,.
The club hns been one of the
few in the stnte lo nchleve honor
club status from Civitan Inter-
nntionnl for Ihe past five years
under Ihc tutelage of their advi
sors, Dreama Barber and Kay
Shega. “These future leaders
have already participated In
enough'evenis to receive honor
club this yeur as well,” the lead-
ers said.
Officers arc; presidents, Me-
lissn Nichols und Shelby Beuu-
mont; vice presidents, Junsen
McDuniel nnd Mutt Hursey;
secrotnry, Pnige Smurt; Iren-
surer, Brice Renegar; PR coor-
dlnnlor, Roger Lee Atkins II;
hlstorlnn, Joshun Peeler; ser-
geunt nl arms, Kenneth
Hockuduy; director, Shane
Butcher.
Members also Include;
Whitney Correll, Felishn
Dnlton, Brlnnna Gaither, Col
leen Hennclly, Asln Hilliard,
Kevin Jordan, Eric King,
Hunnnh McNoll, McKcnzlo
Mnrshnll, Rnchol Moore,
Muccy Myers, Destiny Peurcy,
Morgan Rowe, Kulie Sells,
Kelly Solovtzoff, Amnndu
Stnrk, Emily Tnie, Briltnny
Tutterow, Lnura Untz, Megnn
Walker, Becca West, Madison
Whitlock and Kacy Yount. ■
Junior Civitans is a commu
nity service club for young
people. Members nre given
chnnces nt lendership developed
by the Dnvie High School nnd
Iho'Mocksvillo Civilnn Club,
WE DELIVER!
• Moravian Stars •
• Chicken Pies •
Locally Made Fresh Wreaths
• Country Ham •
• Pimento Cheese •
Candy • Local Honey
• Poundcake •
• Fried Apple Pies •
Holiday Plants & Baskets
• Cemetery Flowers •
“Come Experience Hometown Customer Service”. I
704.924.9393 www.StalesvilleHotising.com Toil Free 1.877.283.4344
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D4 - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERI’RISE, RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 4,2008 DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec, 4,2008 - D5
Public Notices Public Notices
I
ei
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE
As required by federal and
stale laws, this notice Is lo Inlorm
all workers and bulding occupants
and/or their legal guardians about
asbestos In school buildings, Any
one who wishes to see the asbes
tos files may contact Ihe school or
call Tom Evans, Davie County
Schools Maintenance Depart
ment, 336-751-1991,
This the 18th day of November,
2008.
1 1 -2 7 -H n
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualllled as Executor of
the Estate of PAUL CLIFTON
COCKERHAM, late of Davie
County, this Is lo notify all persons,
firms and corporations having
claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned
on or before February 27, 2009,
(being three (3) monlhs from this
first day of publication of this no
tice), or this notice will be pleaded
In bar ol their recovery. All persons,
llrms and corporations Indebted to
said estate will please make Im
mediate payment to the under
signed.
This the 27th day of November,
2008.
• ELOISE T. SHELTON
196 Grover Rd.
Mocksvllie, NC 27028
11-27-41П
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executor of
the Estate of JOHNSIE ETHEL
TUCKER SHELTON, late of Davie
County, this Is to notify all persons,
firms and corporations having
claims against said estate to
present them to Ihe undersigned
on or before February 27, 2009,
(being three (3) monlhs from this
first day of publication of this no
tice), or this nollce will be pleaded
In bar of their recovery. All persons,
firms and corporations Indebted to
said estate will please make Im
mediate payment to the under
signed.
This the 27th day of November,
2008.
VON C. SHELTON
153Woodhaven Ln.
Mocksville, NC 27028
11-27-4th
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE> Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained In a
certain Deed of Trust made by
Christopher A. Ends and April
Ends, Husband and Wife
(PRESENT RECORD
OW NER(S): Christopher
Ends)(Chrlstopher Ends aka
Christopher A. Ends,
deceased)(Helrs of Christopher
Ends aka Christopher A. Ends:
April Ends aka April Dawn Ends,
' Trista Ends, Alexa Ends, Lacey
Ends and Unknown Heirs of
Christopher Ends aka Christopher
A. Ends) to T. Oan Womble,
Trustee(s), dated the 12th day of
March, 2007, and recorded In Book
0704. Page ОаЗЭ. DavIe County
Registry, North Carolina, default
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 recorded In the Office of the
Register 'of Deeds of Davle
County, North Carolina and the
holder of the note evidencing said
Indebtedness having directed that
the Deed ol Trust be foreclosed,.
the undersigned Substitute
Trustee will offer for sale at the
courthouse door In the City of
Mocksville, Davle County, North
Carolina at 2:45 pm on December
10,2008 and will sell to the highest
bidder for cash the following real
estate situated In Ihe County of
Davle, North Carolina, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
BEQINNINQ at a point, a
railroad spike located 0,65 feet
North of the centerline of State
Road 1330 (Jack Booe Road),
RANDY MILLER &SONS
295 Miller Road • Mocksvillc(336) 284-2826
Now Pumping Septic Taniu
$ Ш steer Work
ïïencher Work
Hauling
said point being the Northeast
corner ol DLJ Mortgage Capital,
Ino. (Deed Book 522 Page 170)
and said point of beginning also
being the Northwest corner of the
within described tract; thence from
said point of beginning with the
centerline of S. R. 1330 North 79
deg 45 mln 19 seo. East 150.00
feet to a railroad spike located 3.85
feet North of Ihe centerline of SR
1330, the Northeast corner of the
within described tract; thenoe a -
new line South 02 deg SO mln 42
sec West 26.05 a new Iron pin;
thence South 02 deg 50 mln 42
sec West 1356.36 feet to a new
Iron pin, the Southeast comer of
the within described tract; thence
North 46 deg 50 mln 05 seo West
251.00 feet to a new Iron pin, the
Southwest corner of the within
described tract; thence North OS
deg 01 mln 52 see East 1160.84
leet lo an Iron pin; thence North
OS deg 01 mln 52 seo East 26.05
feet to the POINT AND PUCE.OF
BEGINNING, and containing
5.008 acres as taken form a survey
of Grady L. Tutterow, RLS, dated
March 15, 2004, Togeher with
Improvements located thereon;
said property being located at 611
Jack Booe Road, Mocksville,
North Carolina.
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
purchased by a third party, that
person must pay the tax of Forty-
Five Cents ($0,45) per Ono
Hundred Dollars ($100.00)
required by NCGS §7A-308(a)(1).
The property to be offered
pursuant to this notice ol sale Is
being offered for sale, transfer and
conveyance “AS IS, WHERE IS."
Neither the Trustee nor the holder
of the note secured by the deed of
trust/security agreement, or both,
being foreclosed, nor tho officers,
directors, attorneys, employees,
agents or authorized representa
tive of either the Trustee or the
holder ol the note make any
representation or warranty relating
to the title or any physical,
environmental, health or safety
conditions existing In, on, at or
relating to the property being
olfered for sale, and any apd all
responsibilities 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 ail taxes,
special assessments, and prior
liens or encumbranqes. 0;1,ree9jdv
and any recorded releases.
A cash deposit or cashier's
check (no personal checks) of five
percent (5%) of the purchase
price, or seven hundred fifty dollars
($750), whichever is greater, will
be required at the time ot the sale.
An order for possession of the
property may be Issued pursuant
loQ .S. 45-21.29 In favor ot the
purchaser and against Ihe party or
parties In possession by the clerk
of superior court ol the county In
which the property Is sold.
Any person who occupies the
property pursuant to a rental
agreement entered Into or
renewed on or after October 1,
2007, may after receiving the
notice of sale, terminate the rental
agreement upon 10 days' written
notice to the landlord. Upon
termination of a rental agreement,
the tenant Is liable for rent due
under the rental agreement
prorated to the effective date of the
termination.
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 (lelow In the
instance of bankruptcy protection.
IF YOU ARE UNDER THE
PROTECTION OF THE
BANKRUPTCY COURT OR
HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED AS A
RESULT OF A BANKRUPTCY
PROCEEDING, THIS NOTICE IS
QIVEN TO YOU PURSUANT TO
STATUTORY REQUIREMENT
AND FOR INFORMATIONAL
PURPOSES AND IS NOT
INTENDED 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
This 19th day of November,
2008.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE
SERVICES, INC.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE
BY; Attorney at Law
The Law Firm of Hutchens,
Senter & Britton, P.A.
Atorneys lor Substitute
Trustee Services, inc.
P.O. Box 1028
4317 Bamsey Street
Fayetteville, North Carolina
■ 28311
http;vww.fc-sales.com
Case No; 375.131594
11-27-2ln
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE
TRUSTEE'S FORECLOSURE
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of
the power and authority contained
In that certain Deed of Trust
executed and delivered by Melvin
B. Eccles and Ida Lucille Hicks
Eccles, dated March 28,2005 and
reoorded In the Office of the
Register ol Deeds ol Davle
County, North Carolina, recorded
on April 4, 2005, In Book 601 at
Page 377; and because of default
In the payment of the Indebtedness
secured thereby and failure to
carry out and perform the
stipulations and agreernents
contained therein and, pursuant lo
demand of the owner and holder
of the indebtedness secured by
said Deed of Trust, the under
signed Substitute Trustee will
place for sale, at publlo auction, to
the highest bidder for cash at the
usual place of sale at Davle
County Courthouse, In Mocksviile,
North Carolina at 1:30 PM on
Thursday, December 11, 2008,
that parcel of land. Including
imptovamente thereon,''situated,
lying and being In the City of
Advance, County of Davle, Slate
ot North Carolina, and being more
particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at an Iron stake In
Ihe margin of U.S. Highway 157,
Nichols corner; thenoe with
Highway 158 North 71 deg. 00
mln. East 85.0 feet to a new comer
In margin ol said road; thence
South oa degs, 30 mln. East 160
feet lo a new corner; thence South
71 degs. 00 mln. West 85.0 feet to
a new corner In Nichols line;
Ihence with Nichols ilrie North 08
degs. 30 mln. West 160.90 feet to
the BEGINNING, containing
13,600 square feet. This lot Is
located In Farmington Township,
Davle Counly, North Carolina. Also
see map by Sam I Talbert dated
July 11,1959 as recorded In Plat
Book 3, page 78 ol the Sherley
Studevent property, Davle counly
Registry.
Address of property; 4230 US
Highway 158, Advance, NC 27006
Present Record Owners; Ida
Lucille Hicks Eccles
The terms of Ihe sale are that
the real property hereinbefore
described will be sold for cash to
the highest bidder. The Substitute
Trustee reserves the right to
require a cash deposit or a cerllfled
check not 16 exceed the greater of
;1lye perçai (5%) of the,ipfpounl of
the bid"or Seven Hundred Fifty’
Dollars ($750.00). In the evenl that
the Owner and Holder Is exempt
trom paying the same, the
successful bidder may also bo
required lo pay revenue stamps on
the Trustee's Deed, any Land
Transfer Tax, and the tax required
by N.C.G.S. §7A-308(a) (1).
The real properly hereinabove
described Is being offered for sale
“AS IS, WHERE IS" and will be
sold subject to all superior Hens,
unpaid taxes, and special
assessments. Olher conditions
will be announced at the sale. The
sale will be held open for ten (10)
days for upset bids as by law
required.
II the Trustee Is unable to
convey title to this property for any
reason, the sole remedy of the
purchaser Is the return of the
deposit. Reasons of such Inabiilly
to convey Include, but are not
limited to, the4lllng of a bankruptcy
petition prior to the sale and
reinstatement of the loan without
the knowledge of the Trustee(s).
II the validity of the sale Is
challenged by any party, the
Trustee(s), In their sole discretion.
If they believe the challenge to
have merit, may declare the sale
to be void and return the deposit.
The purchaser will have no further
remedy.
Additional Notice Where the
Real Properly Is Residential With
Less Than 15 Rental Units;
An order for possession of the
property may be Issued pursuant
to Q.S. 45-21.29 In lavor of the
purchaser and against Ihe parly or
parties In possession by the clerk
of superior court of the county In
which the property Is sold. Any
person who occupies the property
pursuant to a rental agreement
entered Into or renewed on or after
October 1, 2007, may, after
receiving the notice of sale,
terminate the rental agreement
upon 10 days' wrillon notice lo the
landlord. Upon temnlnatlon of a
rental agreement, the tenant Is
liable for rent due under the rental
agreement prorated to the
effective dale of the termination.
Dated: November 17,2008
Kellam & Pettit, P.A.
Substitute Trustee
Posted;
Witness;
Assistant/Deputy Clerk of.
Superior Court
11-27-2ln
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
08 SP 257
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE
Under and by virtue of a Power
of Sale contained In that certain
Deed of Trust execOted by Lilian
And Dagoberto Hernandez, Wife
and Husband to TRSTE, INC.,
Trustee(s), which was dated No
vember 8, 2006 and recorded on
November 9,2006 In Book 687 at
Page 705, Davle County Registry,
North Carolina.
Delault having been made In
the payment of the note thereby
secured by the said Deed of Trust
and the undersigned. Brock &
Scott, PLLC, having been substi
tuted as Trustee In said Deed of
Trust by an Instrument duly re
oorded in the Olflce of the Regis
ter of Deeds of Davle County,
North Carolina, and Ihe holder of
the note evidencing said Indebted
ness having directed that the Deed
of trust be foreclosed, the under
signed Substitute Trustee will of
fer for sale at Ihb courthouse door
ol the county courthouse where
the properly is located, or the usual
and customary location at the
county courthouse for conducting
the sale on December 8,2008 at
12:30 PM, and will sell to the high
est bidder for cash the following
described property situated In
Davle County, North Carolina, to
wit:
LOT NUMBER THIRTEEN (13)
IN BLOCK “C", SECTION TWO
(2), OF THE GARDEN VALLEY
ESTATES, INC., ACCORDING TO
A PLAT PREPARED BY R.B.
KESTLER, REGISTERED SUR
VEYOR, FILED FOR RECORDA
TION SEPTEMBER 23, 1966,
AND DULY RECORDED IN PLAT
BOOK 4, PAGE 43, IN THE OF
FICE OF THE REGISTER OF
DEEDS OF DAVIE COUNTY,
NORTH CAROLINA, REFER
ENCE TO WHICH IS HEREBY
MADE FOR A MORE PARTICU-
U R DESCRIPTION. THIS CON
VEYANCE IS MADE SUBJECT
TO CERTAIN RESTRICTIVE
COVENANTS SET FORTH AND
DULY RECORDED IN DEED
BOOK77, PAGE 211-212, INTHE.
OFFICE OF THE REGISTER OF
DEEDS OF DAVIE COUNTY,
NORTH CAROLINA.
FOR BACK TITLE SEE DEED
BOOK 108, PAGE 535, AND
DEED BOOK 207, PAGE 431,
Save and except any releases,
deeds of release or prior convey
ances of record.
Said property Is commonly
known as 278 Magnolia Lane,
Mocksville, NC 27028.
A cash deposit (no personal
checks) of five percent (5%) of the
purchase price, or Seven Hundred
Fllty Dollars ($750.00), whichever
Is greater, will be required at the
time of Ihe sale. Following the ex
piration of the statutory upset bid
period, all the remaining amounts
are Immediately due and owing.
Said property lo be offered pur
suant to this Notice of Sale is be
ing offered for sale, transfer and
conveyance “AS IS WHERE IS."
There are no representations of
warranty relating to the title or any
physical, environmental, health or
safety conditions existing In, on, at,
or relating to the property being
offered for sale. This sale Is mads
subject to all'prior liens, unpaid
taxes, any unpaid land transler
taxes, special assessments, ease
ments, rights of way, deeds of re
lease, and any other encum
brances or exceptions ol record.
To the best of the knowledge and
belief of Ihe undersigned, Ihe cur
rent owner(s) of the property is/are
Dagoberto Hernandez and wjfe,
Lilian Hernandez.
An Order for possession of the
property may be Issued pursuant
to Q.S. 45-21,29 In favor of Ihe pur
chaser and against the party or
parties In possession by the clerk
of superior court of the counly In
which the property Is sold. Any
person who occupies the property
pursuant to a rental agreement
entered Into or renewed on or af
ter October 1,2007, may, after re
ceiving the notice of sale, termi
nate the rental agreement upon 10
days' written notice to the landlord.
The notice shall also state that
upon termination of a rental agree
ment, Iho tenant Is liable for rent
due under Ihe rental agreement
prorated to the effective date of the
termination.
If the trustee Is unable to con
vey title to this property lor any rea
son, the sole remedy of the pur
chaser Is the return of the deposit.
Reasons of such Inability to con
vey Include, but are not limited to,
the filing of a bankruptcy petition
prior lo the confirmation of the sale
and reinstatement of the loan with
out the knowledge of the trustee.
II the validity of the sale Is chal
lenged by any party, the trustee.
In their sole discretion. If they be
lieve the challenge lo have merit,
may request the court to declare
Ihe sale to te void and return the
deposit. The purchaser will have<
no further remedy.
THIS IS A COMMUNICATION
FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR.
THE PURPOSE OF THIS COM
MUNICATION IS TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
THAT PURPOSE, EXCEPT IN
THE INSTANCE OF BA'NK-
RUPTCY PROTECTION. IF YOU
ARE UNDER THE PROTECTION
OF THE BANKRUPTCY COURT
OR HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED
AS A RESULT OF A BANK
RUPTCY PROCEEDING, THIS
NOTICE IS GIVEN TChYOU PUR
SUANT TO STATUTORY RE
QUIREMENT AND FOR INFOR
MATIONAL PURPOSES AND IS
NOT INTENDED AS AN AT-
TEMPTTOCOLLECTADEBTOR
AS AN ACT TO COLLECT, AS
SESS, OR RECOVER ALL OR
ANY PORTION OF THE DEBT
FROM YOU PERSONALLY.
Substitute Trustee
Brock & Scott, PLLC
Jeremy B. Wilkins, NCSB No.
32346
5431 Oleander Drive Suite 200
Wilmington, NG 28403
PHONE; (910) 392-4988
FAX; (910) 392-8587
File No,; 08-15240
11-27-2tn
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
08SP258
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE
Under and by virtue of a Power
of Sale contained In that certain
Deed of Trust executed by DONNA
K POWELL to WILLIAM R
ECHOLS, Trustee(s), which was
dated February 22, 2006 and re
corded on February 27, 2006 In
Book 650 at Page 165, Davle
County Registry, North Carolina.
Delault having been made In
Ihe payment of Ihe note thereby
secured by the said Deed of Trust
and the undersigned. Brock &
Scott, PLLC, having been substi
tuted as Tmstee in said Deed ol
Trust by an Instrument duly re
corded In the Olllce of Ihe Regis
ter of Deeds of Davle County,
North Carolina, and the holder ol
the note evidencing said Indebted
ness having directed that Ihe Deed
of Trust be foreclosed, the under
signed Substitute Trustee will of
fer for sale at the courthouse door
ol the county courthouse where
the property Is located, or the usual
and customary location at the
counly courthouse lor,conducting
the sale on Decomber 8, 2008 at
12:30 PM, and will sell lo the high
est bidder for cash the following
described property situated In
Davle Counly, North Carolina, to
wit:
Beginning al a concrete nail In
the center of County Line Road
(N.C.S.R.#1338), Roberson's cor
ner; said beginning corner being
0.2 mile south along Oounly Line
Road from the Intersection of
N.C.S.R. «j'133S with County Line
Road; thence with Roberson's line
South 88 degrees 09 minutes East
and crossing an Iron on the East
side of County Line Road at 25.36
feet and continuing for a total dis
tance of 193.12 feet to an Iron,
Roberson's corner In Zell Smith's
line; thenoe with a line to Zell Smith
South 04 degrees 00 minutes
West 224.06 feet to an Iron, a new
comer lo Esther Keller In the line
of Zell Smith; thence with a new
line to Ester Keller South 83 de
grees '16 minutes 15 seconds
West and crossing an angle Iron
on the East side of County Line
Road at 97.92 feet and continuing
for a total distance of 127.92 feet
to a concrete nail In the center of
said road, a new corner to Ester
Keller; Ihence with a new line to
Ester Keller along the center of
County Line Road North 11 de
grees 38 minutes 15 seconds
West 249.63 feel to the point of
beginning and containing 0,862
acre, as surveyed by Wade T.
Snider, Registered Land Surveyor.
Save and except any releases,
deeds of release or prior convey
ances of record.
Said property Is commonly
known as 1460 County Line Road,
Harmony, NC 28634.
A cash deposit (no personal
checks) of five percent (5%) of Ihe
purchase price, or Seven Hundred
Fifty Dollars ($750.00), whichever
Is greater, will be required at the
time of the sale. Following the ex
piration of the statutory upset bid
period, all the remaining amounts
are Immediately due and owing.
Said property to be offered pur
suant lo this Notice of Sale is be;
Ing offered for sale, transfer and
conveyance "AS IS WHERE IS."
There are no representations of
warranty relating to the title or any
physical, environmental, health or
safely condlllons existing In, on, at,
or relating to the properly being
offered for sale. This sale Is made
subject to all prior Hens, unpaid
laxes, any unpaid land transfer
taxes,.speclal assessments, ease-
menlSi rights of way, deeds of re
lease, and any olher encum
brances or exceptions of record.
To the best of the knowledge and
belief of the undersigned, the cur
rent owner(s) of the properly Is/are
Donna K. Powell.
An Order for possession of the
properly may be Issued pursuant
to Q.S. 45-21,29 In favor of the pur
chaser and against the party or
parties In possession by the clerk
of superior court of the county In
which the property is sold. Any
person who occupies the property
pursuant lo a rental agreement
entered Inlo or renewed on or af
ter October 1,2007, may, after re
ceiving the notice! of sale, termi
nate the rental agreement upon 10
days' written notice lo the landlord.
The notice shall also state that
upon termination of a rental agree
ment, Ihe tenant Is liable for rent
due under the rental agreement
prorated to Ihe effective date of the
termination.
If the trustee Is unable lo con
vey title to this property for any rea
son, Ihe sole remedy of the pur
chaser Is the return ol Ihe deposit.
Reasons ol suph Inability to con
vey Include, but are not limited to,
the llling ol a bankruptcy petition
prior to the conlirmatlon of the sale
and reinstatement ol the loan with
out the knowledge of the trustee.
If the veiidily of the sale Is chal
lenged by any party, the trustee.
In their sole discretion. If they be
lieve Ihe challenge to have merit,
may roquest Ihe court to declare
the sale to be void and return the
deposit. The purchaser will have
no further remedy.
THIS IS A COMMUNICATION
FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR.
THE PURPOSE OF THIS COM
MUNICATION IS TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
THAT PURPOSE, EXCEPT IN
THE INSTANCE OF BANK
RUPTCY PROTECTION. IF YOU
ARE UNDER THE PROTECTION
OF THE BANKRUPTCY COURT
OR HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED
AS A RESULT OF A'BANK-
RUPTCY PROCEEDING, THIS
NOTICE IS GIVEN TO YOU PUR
SUANT TO STATUTORY RE
QUIREMENT AND FOR INFOR
MATIONAL PURPOSES AND IS
NOT INTENDED AS AN AT-
TEMPTTO COLLECT A DEBT OR
AS AN ACT TO COLLECT, AS
SESS, OR RECOVER ALL OR
ANY PORTION OF THE DEBT
FROM YOU PERSONALLY.
‘ Substitute Trustee
- ' "M"' . Brocks Scott, PLLC
'' ’’JeiemyB. Wilkins, NCSB No.
32346
5431 Oleander Drive Suite 200
Wilmington, NC 28403
PHONE; (910) 392-4988
FAX: (910) 392-8587
File No.: 08-15025
11-27-2ln
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Administra
tor of the Estate ol MELVIN
HAROLD DEHART, lale of Davle
County, this Is to notify all persons,
firms and corporations having
claims against said estate to
present them lo the undersigned
on or before February 27, 2009,
(being three (3) months Irom this
first day of publication of this no
tice), or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of thoir recovery. Ail persons,
firms and corporations Indebted to
said eslate will please make Im
mediate payment to the under
signed.
This the 27th day of November,
2008.
PAULINE M. DEHART
3059 US Hwy 64 East
Mocksvllie, NC 27028
\ 11-27-41P
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING
BEFORE THE TOWN COUNCIL
OF THE TOWN OF BERMUDA
RUN
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant to Q.S. 160A-364 lhat Ihe
Town Council ol Bermuda Run will
meet al 7:00 P.M. on Tuesday,
December 9th, 2008 at the Town
Hall, located at 120 Kinderton
Blvd, Suite 100, Advance, NC
27006, to hold a public hearing and
lo receive public comment on the
following Item;
1. The Town Council will review
the proposed Walkable Bermuda
Run Plan. The purpose ol the plan
Is to provide a vision for the town’s
alternative transportation network
of sidewalks, bike lanes and
shared paths and to establish
guidelines and policies for II
development.
The publlo Is Invited to attend
the hearing al which lime there will
be an opportunity to be heard In
favor of, or In opposition lo, the
above Items. ’ Additional
information Is available al
Bermuda Run Town Hail.
11-27-2tn
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executor of
the Estate of KATHY DIANE
DARNELL, lale of Davle Counly,
this Is to notlly all persons, llrms
and corporations having claims
against said estate to present Ihem
to the undersigned on or before
February 13,2009, (being three (3)
months from this first day of publi
cation of this nollce), or this nollce
will be pleaded In bar of their re
covery. All persons, firms and cor
porations Indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment to tho undersigned.
This Ihe 13lh day of November,
2008.
' BRENDA NEWSOME
637 Hwy. 801 North
Advance, NC 27006
' 11-13-4tn
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executor of
the Estate of EDNATANNER, late
of Davle County, this Is lo notify all
persons, firms and corporations
having claims against said estate
to present them to the under
signed: T. Dan Womble, Attorney,
3802 Clemmons Road, Suite A,
Clemmons, NC 27012, on or be
fore February 20, 2009, (being
three (3) months from this first day
ot publication of this notice), or this
notice will be pleaded In bar of Iheir
recovery. All persons, firms and
corporations Indebted to said es
tate will please make Immediate
payment 16 Ihe undersigned.
. This the 20lh day of November,
2008.
CAROL SIMPKINS
410 Saddlebrook Circle
Lewisville, NC 27023-8214
T. Dan Womble
Attorney at Law
P.O. Box 1698
Clemmons, NC 27012
11-20-4Ш
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executrix of
. the Eslate of ARNOLD GARLAND
CHAPLIN, late of Davle County,
North Carolina, the undersigned
^ does hereby notify all persons,
flmns or corporations having claims
against said eslate to present them
, , to. (he. undersigned at Post Office
i,u Box 5946, High Point,„North
i| Carolina 27262-5945 on oribefers
the 13'" day of February, 2009, or
this notice will be pleaded In bar
ol Iheir recovery. All persons, firms
or corporations Indebted to said
estate will please make Immediate
payment lo the undersigned.
This the 13'" day of November,
2008.
Elizabeth Jane C.'Holder,
Executrix ol Iho Estate ol Amold
. Gariand Chaplin
Post Office Box 5945
High Point, NC 27262-5945
Kevin L. Rochlord, Attorney
Post Office Box 5945
High Point, NC 27262-5945
11-13-4ln
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
CALL FOR PROPOSALS
Smart Start of Davle County Is
seeking proposals from agencies
and olher organizations Interested
In providing sen/lces that contrib
ute lo the well-being and optimal
development ol young children
and their families In Davle Counly
for the year 7/1/09 - 6/30/10.
Please contact Corey Miller (751 -
2113) or visit our website at www.davlesmartstart.org\o learn
more about lundlng opportunities
and how to obtain an application.
12-4-1tn
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NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executor of
the Estate of MILDRED ALLEN
BOWLES COUCH, lale of Davle
Counly, this is to notify all persons,
firms and corporations having
claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned
on or before February 20, 2009,
(being three (3) months from this
first day of publication of this no
tice), or this police will be pleaded
In bar of their recovery. All persons,
firms and софогаНопа Indebted to
said estate will please make Im
mediate payment to the under
signed.
This the 20th day of November,
2008.
WALTER FRANKLIN COUCH
265 Feezor Rd.
Mooksvllie, NC 27028
11-20-4tn
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Administra
tor of the Estate of KATHY
HAWKINS RAYLE, late ol Davle
County, this Is to notlly all persons,
llrms and corporations having
claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned
on or before March 4, 2009, (be
ing three (3) monlhs from this first
day of publication of this nollce),
or this notice will be pleaded In bar
of their recovery. All persons, finns
and corporations indebted to said
estate will please make Immedi
ate payment lo the undersigned.
This Ihe 4th day of December,
2008.
BOBBY WAYNE HAWKINS
3614 North Lakeshore Or.
Clemmons, NC 27028
12-4-41П
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Co-Admln-
Islralors of the Eslate of BETTY
GREENE SMITH, late of Davle
County, this Is to notlly all persons,
firms and corporations having
claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned
on or before March 4,2009, (be
ing three (3) months from this first
day of publication of this notice),
or this nollce will be pleaded In bar
of Iheir recovery. All persons, firms
and corporations Indebted to said
estate will please make Immedi
ate payment to the undersigned.
’ ' ' This the 24th day of Novem
ber, 2008,,
STACEY A. SMITH
200 Mill Creek Drive
Fuquay-Varlna, NC 27526
JUSTIN P SMITH
3710 Apt. G, Cotswold Drive
Greensboro, NC 27410
MARTIN & VAN HOY, LLP
Attorneys at Law
Ten Court Square
Mocksville, NC 27028
12-4-41П
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executor of
the Estate of ORA P. BRAMMER,
late of Davie County, this Is to no
tify all persons, firms and corpo
rations having claims against said
estate to present them to the un
dersigned on or before March 4,
2009, (being three (3) months
from this first day of publication of
this notice), or this notice will be
pleaded In bar of their recovery.
All persons, firms and corpora
tions Indebted to said estate will
please make Immediate payment
to the undersigned.
This the 4lh day of December,
2008.
JAMES D. MEADOWS
478 Cherry Hill Rd.
Mocksvllie, NC 27028
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DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualllled as Executor of
the Estate of BERLIE W. WYATT,
lale of Davle County, this Is to no
tify ail persons, firms and corpora
tions having claims against said
estate to present them lo the un
dersigned on or before February
20,2009, (being three (3) months
from this first day of publication of
this nollce), or this nollce will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. Ail
persons, firms and corporations In
debted to said estate will please
make Immediate payment lo the
undersigned.
This Ihe 20th day of November,
2008.
BRENDA W. HAWKS
194 No Creek Road
Mocksvllie, NC 27028
MARTIN & VAN HOY, LLP
Attorneys at Law
Ten Court Square
Mocksville, NC 27028
11-20-4
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualllled as Executor ol
the Estate of CATHARINE C.
LITTLE, late of Davle County, this
Is lo notify all persons, firms and
corporations having claims against
said estate to present them to the
undersigned on or before March
4, 2009, (being three (3) months
Irom.thls first day of publication of
this nollce), or this nollce will be
pleaded In bar of their recovery. All
persons, flnns and corporations in
debted to said eslate will please
make Immediate payment lo Ihe
undersigned.
This the 26th day of November,
2008.
JOHN F. DEWEY
341 Millstone Drive
Lexington, NC 27295
MARTIN & VAN HOY, LLP
Attorneys al Law
Ton Court Square
Mocksvillo, NC 27028
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Mocktvlllo. STAR STORAGE WORLD. 1033 Salis-
bujy Highway Rl. 601. Sat. 10am-1pm. OVER 5,000 ITEMSI SOMETHING FOR EVERYONEI Christmas Cards. Bounce House, Tow- ablo Ski Tubes, Furnituro,
Slot Machino, Dinner Plato Sots, Qasoba'rl Gloves. Pokot Tables, Mossago Tables, Custom-Mado Gun Case,
NEW Crossman Air Guns, Rl- llo Scopos, Binoculars. Fishing, BBQ anils, 50 Paira ol Wcdors, Luggage, Toys, Hunting sñJFF. EZ Up CanopTos, Military Surplus, Motorcyclo Holmots. Woodspiitti ■ ' 'Air Clators^ . . .Boat Covers, Bicycle Trailers, Arcade VIdoo Games, Camp
ing Stuff. 20 sets Golf Clubs, 30 GoH Oaga, Tablo & Floot Lamps, Elc.
tntlqnes/ColltcUliles
• Arts/CrattsAlobliies
• lulldlagEi|ul;meat/
Sriwlle*
BuilflejsEqrilpfflaiil/
SuppIlM
• Call Phonet I Service
• Clothes-tdult/Clijldrea
• CompulenaSoitwaie
• CnnslgaiMnt
• Electroalca
• Eietclse Equipment
• FarmEqBlp./Siippllai
•Flowers/Plant!
• Food/Produce
• Fuei/Wood
•FutnltarB/Appllances
• Games S Toys
• Hunting iFisliIng
•Jowairy
• U»in& Garden Sales &
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• Medical ^ulpoient
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Antiques &
C oliectlbies
Vanity, ontlque with Ihroo (3) mirrors and drawers. $80. Pioaso call 704-212-7807 or 704-790-6667 lor more Inlo,
Doo'b Antiques
362 Interstoto Drive MocksvtUe.NC 27026
336-753-6877 or 704-534-9316
QREAT SALE!
Christmas open houso Doc All Itoms reduced
20% or 50%. Bring (n ad and tecoivo on additional 10% ojl already discounted pricel ‘
Arts, C rafts &
H obbles
VasesKeopsako handmade flowoi vasos lor any occasion. $15.
434-865-9551
Building
Equipm ent &
Supplies
Brand new acrylic kitchen sink In box, doop doublo Almond sink. 704-630-9595
$125.00
C lothes
A dult & C hildren
Block (ligM coat.Fur lined hood. Size 3x. Good condition. $25. 704-638-9983 boforo 6pm.
C öm puters &
Softw are
COMPAQ UPTOP
good condition wouki bo groat (or a X-mas present 704-637- 3379 call Roso $125.00
Fuel & W ood
Qas or wood (trepiaco with
logs. Novor used. 46‘ x 22* x 33". $400. 336-753-1408 01 330-655-3201
Wanted. Firewood delivered
to us In Mocksvilk). All hardwood upto24*. Call33e-9g6i-4922
Furniture &
A ppliances
DInlnfl Room Tablo Solid oak claw foot, wilh 6 chairs. Good condilton. $226 704- 279-6309
Dining tabia.and chaira (or salo. Round table with 4 chairs, 1 toat, good condilton. $400.704-038-3452
Frooier, OE ie сиЫо flvoiy good condition.
336-098-7225
UV1NQROOM8QFAwith 2 g 704-бМ-4Э10 $125,00
New Clearwater Г oval D/R
eel w/lnsert, Cherry, 4 fabric side chairs, 2 fabric arm chairs, matching 9'x9‘ hutch w/wino rock. $2,800. 336- 753-1408 or 336-655-3201
Sofa аНИ In plaade. Must soil, $225 with delivery. Pleaso call Loon
81336-392-3349
■Machine
& Tools
Sears Radial Arm Saw $200.00. Drill Press $175.00
call tor moro Inlormatton 704-239-0174
Misc. F.qulpment
^^__Ji_Sugglle8^
Round Granite Discs about 5* size (about 3 dozen). Good for odging, etc. $0.00
704-B36-9D9S
M ise For Saie
Adult Diapers.Size medium. Novor opened.
$5 por pack. Pleose call 704-638-9370
Artificial Christmas Tree 7llprolitQreon.Excolloni Condition. $50. 704-638-9370
Bar stools for «alo. Oak 30*Bar Stools, Swivel. All for $150.00.Call 704-938-3452
Benches, wood, backless, 3-7 ft. long, 15> Inches high. $5-$l5 each. 704-633-7886 leave message.
Christmas DecorationPlastic 3 fl Afrk:an Amorlcon Santa. $20. Good condition,
704-636-5983 before 8pm.
Y o u rp k
is someone’s
treasure—
sell il lasl with
Davie-Clemmons
CLASSIFIEDS
1-877-
751-2120
M ise For Sale
Christmas tree, 7 (oot with
while lights on it. $50. Round kitchen tablo w/4 chairs, $75.
Pioaso call 704-636-5271
Compact Vacuum Cleoner by Oreck XL. Groat Christmas gttt. Like now.
$55. 704-633-8360
Consoto TV, 27" by RCA. $75. Two low bars, $100 oach. Reoso Hitch w/ 2’ ball, $20. Two base platos, $100 oach. 704-630-6366
Deadbolt Locks. Decorativo; singlo key onlry; quality now deadbolts; Namo brands 704- 857-2684 $25.00
Honda, 2008 Rancher 350 4
whoolor. $2.650.2008 6 1/2 X12 single axle Hurst Trallor w/ramp. $f,000. 704-902-5130 or 336-414-
4759
Lattice. New and troatod. ^ Inch thick 4x8 shoots. 30 ploces,(704)-433-7949 $12.00
LawnmowerJohn Doore riding lawnmowor
(or salo. 8 hp, pull start, runs good. (704)636-7516$200.00
Pak N* Play Infant awing. Graco Pak N' Play, Infant Swing $55. Call 704-938-3452
Sega Oeneals (16 bit gamo system) with 4 controltors and 7 games, $40. Ptoaso call 704-279-5827
Speakers2 t2in. Sony Exptod woolors In box with amp, All wires Includod. 704-630-76ie$250.
StOel Bulkllnoa Super Dis
counts Complete: Foundation, Pennil Plans. Can erect.Source
•793-1183
TIret. 4 Tiros P265/70R17. Standard toad range- Less than 20,000 miles. $150. 336-492-2256
Toddler table/chair aet. Like
new pink Cinderolta table and two chairs. $50, Call 704-038-3462
Utilliy Trailer 6x12.Single axki noods now
wood. $400.336-413-3707
Wood/coal aiove, Hoalrola. Cablnol styto. $75. French maM partor stove. $50. Both for$lOO, 704-633-1530
XBox 360,Guitar НогоЗ,2 guitars and moro. $300
forali. Сап 704-273-0618
iViusic Sales
& S ervice
Vonuhn YPP50 Ko/ljonid Wilh full sizod wolghtoO koya. 8 sounds. 704-630-9595 $425.00
W ant to Buy
M erchandise
Timber Wanlod: Pino or Hcrif- wood. 10 flcfos or tnoro. Se- loct and cloar cut. Siiovor Wood Products, Inc. 704-270- QZOI.Nloht 704-278^433
• Birds
• CaU
•Dogs
• Horses
• U«estoci(
• Oilier Pels
• Pet&Uvesleck
Seivlces
C ats
Cat. Female lap cat вра/od, has had rablos shots, noods
704-ng homo. ;-2t0-8062
Kittens. Froe klltena to good horno only, 7-8 wks
old, groy & whito. Llltor box trolnod. Call 704-431-4212
Ktttona. Freo to good home, 8 wks old. .4 black fomalos. Litter trained. Vory swoot / playful 704-637-1590
Two kittens, free, vory (fiondiviCall 704.633.4757.Loavo message.
DogiIS
Dogi: Pembroka Welsli Corgis. 4 girls 1 boy. Bom October 14**. Ploase call 704-279-3355 (or more Info & pteturoa.
Found 2 Black dogs o(( o( Rod Acros Road. Nood homos and room to run, Pioaso call 704-637-5757.
Free PupploB
Hal( Boxer, half Black Lab pupplos and moUior too. Froo to good homo. 704-224-1560
time for Chrlstmasi AKCrogistorod, malo and tomalo, llrst shots given, both paronts
on oKo. $800 llrm. For serious buyors only, pioaso cnll 336-407-4122
IS
Mlxod Boxer Puppies froo to a good homo.For moro Information call
704-637-0654
Pupplos In Mockaviile. Froo lo good homo, 8 wks old. short Italrod mixed brood.
336-492-2180
Horses
Horaoshoelng alnco 1971, all types.
Joe Wages 336-682-7950
Livestock
RooBlera. Two tree rooster», they woro hatched in Ju
ly. You wouW nood to como & get them, 704-633-9453
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B usiness
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ALL CASH CANDY Routo.
Oo You Enm Up lo SBOO/doy (potential)? Your ovi/n local route. 30 Machines nnd Candy. All for $9,995. 1-888-753- 3458, MultiVond, LLC
M
Free Stuff
1 Boxer dog & friend. Must keep together. 5 Long halrod spayodiat femalo cots. 704- 639-1985 or 960-234-5680
Chickens. Freo. You como to my homo lo catch. Mature and youngor chkikons. Call 704-270-0t07
FREE 10 gallon fluh lankwith fan (ail gokllish. Must pick upt Pioaso call 704-279- 9392, loavo mossago.
Freo consofo Curtía Mathis television. You need to pick up. It works & In good condition, 704-278-9355
FREE dog. Shih Tzu/Poodio mix, 2 yoara old. Housobro- ken. Also, pupptos froo to good home, 704-202-7632
Teddy Boar HomsterFroo wilh cage. Vory swoot, would make a groat Christmas presenti 704-433-8490
Homes
(or Sale
Notices
OAVIE PREONANOY CARE Conior olfors conridonllal nnd Iroo prognnncy toBio, support Bon/tco9 and rotorrols. Mako a hodiifiy choico for your lifol CdII 336-753 HOPE for appt.
DONATE YOUR VEHICLE-
Receive $1000 Grocery Coupon - United Breast Can- cor Foundatkjn- Froo Mammograms, Breast Cancor Inlo:
www.ubcf.lnfo. Freo Towing, Tax Doductiblo, Non-Runners Accepted, 1-860-468-5964.
FREE CAMPING A GASOotawayl Doautilul Phvnlo
Campground In North Carolina. Modem AmonUloa, Planned Activities. FAMILY FUN! Call 800-790-1399 lor details
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Property
•Wanted! Real EsUte
Homes
(or Sale
3BR, 1.5BA. houso. Carpon. new paint and сафо(. 1175 sq It. $02.000. Call for Infor- malioii. 336-9090445.
Bad ciodlt OK, lOO^i Financing 155 Camden Ct. 3BR/2BA, Shady Qrovo
School, 1260 sf, built 1997, 1 ac cul-do-aac fenced lot. $ 139,900, $0 dwn, $1070/mo. Kim-Owner 071-0031
Homes, Government funding avattablo (ur all homo buyors who own land or
have famiiy land. $0 down, oasy financing. Call 336-348- 6347.
.......................^ilfClydo Hall Enterprises, Inc. THE MADISON Our Most Popular Capo Cod Design. Built on your lot. $114,900. For
moro Information, ploaso call us lodayl 704-746-4492
Instruction
ATTEND COLLEGE ONÜNEfrom homo, Modlcai, Business, Paralogal, Compulors,
Criminal Justice. Job placo- mont assislanco. Computer available. Financial aid II qualitiod. Call 866-858-2121,
www.CenturaOnlino.com
Crochol cfaasea starling soon. 3 types of classes; 1 for boglnners, a class for pattern (oadino/rovlow and crocheted animals and dolls.
Loam how to sow them together. Classes ara $5 for 45 minutes. For more Infomialton cal) 336-284-2500 after 2pm.
LEARN TO OPERATE aCrano or Bull Oozor. Hoavy Equipment Training. National
Coriiflcalion. Financial & Placement Assistance. Georgia School of Construction. www.Hoavy5.com. Use code ■NCCNH' 1-888-218-4460
Lost & Found
Found at comer of 1" St &South Yadkin Avo on Nov 25, largo Item' in black case. Call lo doscribo 704-633 9368
Found Femato boxer on Goodman Lake Road Novom- bor 29”', Pioaso call to Identity. 704-431-4407
Found malo cream lob mix.
Main St. Mocksvillo area, Nov. 25. Call to descnbo. 336-692-65B2/336-7530590
Land for Sale
1 ACRE STEAL. 1 ac river access lor only $29,900. It's a steal at under $200 por
monih. River, pool. balKieids, great schools and moro. A famil/s droam. Call nowl 877-289-2040,
55 Acre Farm Davi County. 4BR/2BA houso,
pond, wired garage/workshop & more $650K. 336-998-5387
Acreaga, 32^wooded Plua2 cleared buikfing sites, 2.4- 3.0 acres rural sottlnofroad
frontage. 336-492-2144
LAND BARGAINS In NC
Mountains, Priced to Sell. Spoctaailar views, upscale clubhouse, much morol Buy now and savel Call now 677- MTN-LAND or ultimacaroll- na.com
lUlanufactured
H om e Sales
4BR, 2BA Now Homo. 5 Yoar Warranty, Choap, Cheap. Won’t Last Long, 886-203-6128
Builder ha8 4HomoaIn this area.Will Finance. ChoapI
f Como. 704-630-6400
Builder Overatocked.3 and 4 Bodrooms. Now Accepting Bids. 704-6300149
M anufactured
H om e Sales
Davio Coumy Realdonta,3 BR homo roady to movo In. Cheap Payments.
868-203-0120
Divorce Salo3BR, hugo living eroa Mrllh
porch for a big lamily on land. 880-203-6126
Forocloaure Salai 3DR, 2BA. Accepting Bids. 704-030-0149
Limited Federal Funds AvaU- abto (or homea. 0 Down, low payment, no closing costo II you own land. 704-630-6400
Mocksvlllo, Owner will finance. 2DR, 2DA, $525^mo.
All appliances, Convonkint to 1-40. Cöll33e-345-3507
Real Estate
C om m ercial
CONVENIENCE STORE 50 yoars established convenience storo, cor tot
and ronlal homo lor sale. Fuit lino ol convenlonco grocertos, bait ond tacklo and gas. New inground tanks, Call for moro dotalls. 704-638-0749.
Resort &
Vacation Property
Grandfather Mt. Aroa, (orsale timo share ft Banner Elk, NC. sloops 4. low malntonanco toos. Must soli due lo heallh. Best olfor. 3^
wkin Sopt. 336-998-2900
W anted: Reai
Estate
Rool Estate - Wo will buy your houso today. All cash, rasi sottlomont. Any condì- (ion. Home Real Eatate, (336)722-1122
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Apartm ents
Mocksvlllo Sunsot Terrace Apartments. 1 & 2 BR. Hall otf/firsi month frool All appls, HVAC. 336-751-0166
Mocksvillo. downtown. Largo 1DR apt. $375/mo,
Dop. & application required. Nopote,704-27e-17n
A partm ents
fAockavme. 1DR, toe nr Wm R Davio Sch & Fire Dopt, $400/mo + reift. Cable paid by landtord. 336-492-5531 or 336-945-2436 Ivmsg.
Houses
tor Rent
Century 21 Triad
336-7S1-0067
4021 WhfrtawnyCLUnll
F*Tonglewood Farm 1 DR. 1 BA condo. Allap-
& dryer. $575/mo.
350McCultough Rd., Mocksvilto3/4BR. IBA.
5675/mo.
5020-H Thoroughbred Ln. Upper level. 2BR, 2BA condo. Tastefully
decorated, lireplace, neighborhood pool, dub- h0U80,all appliancoa Including washer & dryer,1 yr. lease roq. $7(XVmo.
6915 King Charles Ct,. Clemnumt. Two story
townhomo. F.Tjshly painted 2 BR, 2 BA Alleppll- ancos Includng wasiior & dryer. 1 yenr lease roq.$675/mo.
5920 King Charles Ct., Clommons. Two story
townhomo. Brand now kltchenl Fresh paini and carpet. 2 BR, 2 BA, alt ap-
pliancos lnc(udtf>g washer 4 dryer. 1 yoar lease roq.$095/mo.
540 E Loxington Rond, Mockavttto. 2BR,2BA, in and Don. $50Ck^mo.
5540 E Loxington Rd.,
Mockovlllo. 3 BR,2 ПА, Oil heat. $375/mo.
155 Tutterow Road. Mockaviile. 5 OR,4\iBA. Ovor 4,000 SF With basement. All appliancoa including washer & dryor.
$1,30(Vmo.
250 Ken Dwiggins,
Mocksvlllo. 4BR.2BA. Greal Location, $750/mo.
1Э7&139Швг11пдОг., MocksvlllB 2BR,2BA
townhomos. Brand now wilh garage. $775/mo. ea.
BMC Business Park-
Commercial Spaces flvail- abto on tho comor ol Hwy 64 and Dalton Rd.
Call Century 21 Triad
336-751-0067, Ext. 213 Mon-Frl 0am-5pm OR 336-751-5555 Ext 213
nights nnd wookonds.
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Houses
(or Rent
Advanco Farmhouse. 2BR2BA, basomont, D/W, range & rolrigorator. W/D conneo-
, $800/mo ♦lions,940-5375 ог330-7вг-6
336-
Advanco, 420 Qun Club. 4BR, IBA. heat punWAC,
now remodel, 1,450 SF, appls, M ac, no Inskfo pets, $675/mo -f dop 336-998-7003
Root to Own. 3 DR. 2 H BA townhouse. garage. 2092 eq n. across trom gott соигм, lake in beck. S8.000 down. S1,000 month. 704-6304)605
Cooleemee.2DR.1 BA houso (or rent
cottage, $475/mo.Pioaso cal 704-798-7417
Cooteemee. Wostvlow Avp. 2ЛВА. 2BA. Attached carport, srnalt basement, & storago buitoing. $600/month plus deposit. 336-492-6264 or
336-782-2706
Davle Counly oil 198.3QR, 2.5BA, 2600 SF, $1200 per mo. I* mo Vi price + dop. SmaypotsOK. 336-998-3465
Davle County Rental Property Avaitabk) For (n(orma* tion. pioaso cal Century 21
Triad nt 336-751 -0067 or vis-
nnvir County H*.
Pr(i|i(?ity Av.m.itror tniormatton.
call Century 21 Tri 330-751-0067 or visit
ERA Premier Reafty Jackie Coulston
336-753-e777of 336-761-2059
MOCKSVILLE-Puddmo Ridge 4BR.3HBAbrf6i
homo. Goll course community. Ront or possible toaso purchase. $150(ynv>nlh.
MOCKSVIUE-Updated cottage. 3BR, IBA, porch,
garage & storago.$70(ymonlh
CLEMMONS-3BR.2I4BA Approx. 2,000 sq. ft., bonus room, fenced barnyard, garago. $135tymo.
ADVANCE-Spodoua new
homo with hardwoods. 3- 4BR, 2BA. 4* BR or bonus room, gas tog (ire garage. $12
ADVANCC >2DR, IBA with haniwoods, dining area basenwnt & garage.
$750/month
ADVANCE-3BR,2BA tri*
tovel with deck, garage & wired outbuikKng. $050/ month. Avail. December
ERA Premier Reafty Jackie Coulston
338-753-6777 or 33»-751.2095
Garden Valley. Ront with option to buy. 3BR, 2 full BA, 2 car garage w/ separate stor- ago aroa, Flroplaco w/ gas logs, hardwood iloora, bonus
room, private dock.-Now heat pumps for main fevel and upper tovol. $95(Vmo. Please
call 336-940-7277
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Houses
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Lflko Myers. NovotT\bor 3rd to April 3rd • Spacious 1 bedroom, 1 bath furnished lake
front vill.1 for ront. Cable and Water Irxiludod. MotoroO Eloclrlc. $500.00 por month ♦ Eloctrto. Must bo abto to pass a cftrriinal background chock.
First and last montl^s rorit due Immediately. To set up an o(> pomtment to view or for moro
Info call330-469-53/8.
Mockavlllo! 2BR/2BA. nowcarpot. prrvnto tot. good loca
tion. slovo. rofngorntor. W/D $5G0/monlh ♦ deposit, 336-9090864
PENNINGTON & CO. 336-996-9400
336-9094)747
Germanton Rood - HWY 6,
WInston-Salem - Duplox 2BR. IBA. $625/monlh. $62S/doposi. Includos yard work and water. 336-996-9400 option 2
Sunnydell Lano- Mock8villo-3DR.2QA.
Fenced backyard. $650/month. $850 dopobt. 336-998-9400 option 4
Parker Road, Mockavlllo-3BR. 2BA. $d0a’month, $800 deposit. 336-996-9400
option 5
Oenaon Street - 2 BR. tBA, S60(Vmonth 4 $600
doposit, 336-996-9400 option 7
Mr. Landtord/Owner - 3-4BR Rontals- Do you havo ono ompty? Cnll us. wo havo quahflod applicants
Condos & Townhomosnvailat>io soon. Can Janlco for rrx>ro informatkin. 330-009-0747
Commercial Propenioa' Businesses lor toase or sato. Call Janlco f^Danlol 336-909-0747
Pennington A Co. эзб-одо-моо336-9094)747
Houses
tor Rent
Bormutta Run Counlry Club 3DH. 2.5QA. mi.. 2.000.SF.
1, Ъко/gotl view.
•0695
corner unit,$ 1800/mo, 704-1
Mocksvlllo. 179 Aubrey Mor- roll Rd 2BR. tBA. Convo- ntoni location to Sells., Ctom- mons, & Lexington. Central
air, heat, dist\wBSl>or. sec. sys. Whole houso wired audto sys. Detached garago w/dn- Ishod bath A offico. Pots OK,
Sec. Dop. required. $900/mo. 330-998-2150/ 330-909-5894
Mocksville. 2DR, IDA. Rovl-
taii/od cottayo. prívalo back yard. Living room, kilclwn. Compiotoly romodolod Flocking chair (ront porch,
scroonod-in back porcfi. New eloctric. plumbing, windows, doors, kitchon. bath, patnl Insido and out. Rango, ro(rigor-
ator, (teal & oir. Can bo business or rosidontlat. Zoned; Town Contor. 336-753 8357
Near Davle Hospllal. Newly tomodolod 3BR, IDA. Heat pump, stove, (ridgo. outbuild
ing. ntee yard. $850/то. * do- posit. Roforencos, 336-751- 4700 or 330-610-1200
TWINBROOK* Immaculate
3BR. 1.5 BA brick ranch. New carpot i paint. Approx. 1600 fiq tt. S9Q0/mo. > $900 soc. dop. No pots. lYr laaso roquirod. Call Mary Hondrlcks О 336-940-7077
Í
Winston Salem, olt Country Club Rd. 3BH, 21ША, sun- room, kitchen, flroplaco, 2Saragos, $90(Vmo. 30-765-4567
onice &
Commercial
Rental
BCM Business Park, For sale or lease, 9,000 sq. ft. huldtng, t500 to 4500 bq II
units. Commercial lots (or salo or will buikl to suit tenant. 336-996-3165
IVianufactured
Hom e for Rent
30n mobile horn* on ono ЯСГ8 prlvnio lol. $400 por morth. ОоровП roquirod. Coil 330-998-2772
Advance. Nice secluded
mobile homo on beautiful woodod tot. 2BR. 20A, carport. storago buiWing,W/D. (oncod In back yard. $650'mo. 336-972-3619
Davio County Farmington
area. 20R/tBAcotlagQlntho country. Lease & deposit required. 336-575-2101
Mocksvilk). Must Soot Privalo soltingt 2Dn/2DA,
all nppliancos, central iioal A nir, dock, & garago. No
smoking. No pots. $6Q0/mo. plua deposit.
330-998-3030.
Mocksvlile. 2BR. IBA. Privato woodod lot. No Insido pots. Water includod. Rolor-
oncos a must. $400/month plus deposit. 336-264-2268
Mocksvlile. Ready Now 2 BR brick houso, lumished, also otoclrc, $550/ mo. 2BR. 1 OA mobile homo, privato lot. 704-267-5581
Mocksville. Rent lo ovm.
2ВП. IBA. Next to horso (arm and pastwros. $450/mo. 336-3-15-3567
Mockaville/Fork Community 3BR, 2BA doublewlde,1700sq.ll., now Inminato A
linotourn (too.ing In kitchon A baths, new root, now Trano hoat pump, romodotod both bathrooms w/ new tubs, sinks A toilets, new stovo/ro(rlg.
Occupants lo furnish washer/ dryer. Property Is kjcated on a full ac tot In quiet neighborhood. $300 security deposit I
$500 mo rent, no utihtlos Includod. NO HUO ACCEPTED! Ghana Hillon Proporiios, LLC (336) 996-6967
R oom m ate
W anted
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Im provem ent.
G rading &
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(froo os\lma\os, allordablo pricing, quality workmanship, roliablo) 336-402-6889 or 336-231 -1239 Soniors: 10% discount
Law n M aint. &
Landscaping
Denny'S Lawn Service:Corripieio lawn sorvleo from ono source. Mowing, plugging, seeding, fertilizing, landscaping, pine needles.
muk:h. Stato certified (or spraying and inaurod. Tractor work II needed. Thirty
years experienc«. Ploase call 330-990-3675 or 336- 399-7003 tor estimato. .
M asonry
Masonry Worti, Srlck or Oiock, foundeticos, даглдоо. cNmneyi. porch- ee. eiop*. «tc. Ouiit rwwor ropatrod. Over 33 years expottofico, ír*ií«l, rea- •ortoblo rafoe. Froe Ettt- metM. 330-4624550 or 336-996-4765
M iscellaneous
S ervices
Larry'S Auto Detailing*Complelo hand detailing service. Cal lor ap^nimenl. 336-764-8650. Reforencea
availablo upon request.
Neod your house cleaned for the holidays? Neod to finish last minute Christmas without
ihokWs? Call Joy al 330-940- 3115 to help. Rolerences availablo.
Tree S ervice
Canopy Tree Service, Pro
fessional Service at reason- abio ratos. Fully insured. Call for tree estimalos. Roler- encos availabto. Also, firewood lof sale. 336-990-4374
тем Qualify Tree Care A
Land Malntenanco. Hazardous removals, pining A proservatoln, storm damage cien-up, grading, hauling,
clearing, stump removal, landscaping. Thomas Martin. Insured. Coll; 336-407-7634. homo; 336-859-9611
TImbor Wapted, 2 acres or moro ctoar or select, srruil or largo tiacts, commlsftlon ter timor bough on relerrals, bost prtcas guaranteod.H A M Logging, 336-468- 6576
D8 - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursdny, Dcc. 4,2008
Davie Dateline
Fundraisers
Thursdayt Dec. 4
Beneflt Lunch, for Wdrrcn “Zip"
joncsdoublelungtransplnnt, 11 u.m.-
1 p.m., hamburgers, chill, hoi dogs.
Donndons only nt Mocksvilic Policc
Dept. Sponsored by Mocksvilic Po
lice Dept, & Dnvie Sheriffs Dept.
Ongoing ,
Smith Grove UM C Couniry
Breakrost, 3rd SnlurJny cuch month,
6:30-9:30 n.m.
Cootc«mecCivttansDBQChlckcn,
3rd Fri, of each montli, nt Cool
eemee Civltnn Bldg., Cooleemee,
Serving 1/2 chicken, BBQ slnw,
bnked bcuns, roll & pound cnke, $7
per plnte,Rc.iervc your plnte, sign up
nt Cooleemee Hnidwnrc or cnll 284-
2196 or 2B4-2030, Will deliver or
der of five (5) or mote. Proceeds to
help pny for Cooleemee Civltnn
Comm, Bldg,
Poor Man’ Supper, nl Hurdison
UMC, 1st ’niursdny ench month, 6
pm„ 1630 .Icricho Church Rd.,
Mocksville.
Religion
Thurs.-Sat., Dec. 4-6
Godspell, musicnl nl Hillsdnle UMC
bused on OospcJ uecording to St.
Mutlhcw ond originnlly on Broad-
wny in 1971, will bo presented In
dinner thctttrc fonnnt - dinner 6:'IS
p.ia, show nt 7 p.m. Adults; $20,
Sludenl!!/Srs. $15. children $8. For
rescrvntl'ons; 998-4020,
Sunday, Dec. 7
The Mystery of (he Mnngcr, H’,<
Ihc Gospel Truth, community
Chrislmns production, 5 p,m,,
Hillsdale Bapl, Church, Cnll 336-
998-0374or336-940-3789forques-
tions.
Ongoing
A fter School Program , al
Comatzer UMC, serving Comnlzcr
Elementary School, ages 5-12
years. Cnll 998-0687 for Info.
H 20 (Ills to Own), new ministry
nt Jerusalem Bapt. Church, 3203
US 601 S„ Mocksvillo. On
Wednesdays ot 7 p.m. for 18-29
year olds who are collegc, single,
or mntTlcd. Wc cover topics perti
nent & Inlcrcsling to this ngc group.
Griefshare, Snt. mornings 9:30
a.m .,' Cornerstone Christian
Church, fee will be charged lo covcr
mntcrlals for J3 weekseminnr. Cnll
998-0600 for more Info,
Financial Peace University, 13
week scries starts Sept, 9, at
Hillsdale Bapt, Church, 7 p.m.
Open lo public, Cnll 940-6618 for
Info nnd preview sessions info.
AW ANA & Youth Program, nt
Ijnmes Bnpl, Church, each Sun,
evening 5:45-7:30 p.m,, uges four
through sixth grade. Info; 492-
6434,.
“Journey lo Ihc Well”, 12 lessons
journey, Hnnnnh's Ministry
women’s group, every 2nd Snt. cnc
month, beginning Oct, 11, nl 11
a,m„ Fairneld Bnpt, Church, 164
■ Excnlibur Ln„ Mocksvillo,
A Woman’s Discussion Class,
Women Opening the World. Our,
Father in Henven ,„ Teach As To
Prny eoch Tues, 10:30-11:30 n,m,
at Jericho Church of Christ, All
women invited, Cnll 492-5711 or
492-5291 forlnfo.
Bible Study, birth, life, denth, res-
u.rrection of Jesus, ench Wed. 6:30
p.m.. New Life Minlslrjj, 229 M ill
ing Rd. No charge, everyone wel
come. Info: 704-642-0512.
Jcrlchio Women’s Bible Study, ull
mnterials provided nt no cost, meets
every Tues, morning 10:30 a.m. al
Jericho Church of Christ. Ques
tion: 416-1036 or 704-798-2038.
Women’s BIWeStudy,evcry Wed,
5-6 p,m„ in a home near Milling
Roud area. All women welcome.
Info: 751-5229,
Women’s Bible Study, focusing
on Biblical women from fcmnle
. perspective nnd Africun Americnn,
Lnlino, and Americnn women, 2nd
Sut. of eucli month ut Puirncld Bnpl.
Church, 164 Excalibur Lune (off
U,S, 601 S,). Info: 940-5149,
Cornatzer Coffeehouse, 3rd Sun.
of cuch month, 7 p.m. ul Corrinlzcr
UMC.
Women’s Study Group, Phase 2,
on Biblical women, presented by
Hnnnnh’s Ministries. Free & held
every sccond Snt. of cuch month,
10-11 n.m. All welcomc. Info: 940-
5149.
CareNet Counseling Centers, at
First Baptist Church, 390 N. Main
St., • Mocksville. Offers intet-dc-
nomlnulionnl counseling. Academi
cally Iruincd, certified counselors
& mcniul health professionals. Info.
.& appt, 751-2041,
Preschool/Parents Morning Out,
Bethlehem United Melh, Time: 9
n,m,-noon. Ages I & 2 - M,W orT,
Th, Age 3 - M,T, Th. Age 4 & Pre-
K - three or four dnys per week.
Cnll 998-6820.
Preschool, ut Cenier United Mcih.
Church, 2 dnys per week or 4'days
per week (4 yr. old class); 2 days
per week (3 yr, old class); 2 days
per week (2 yr, old cinss) 8:30-
11:30 n.m. Phone 940-3753,
Awana & Bible Study, Wednes
days at 7 p.m., Hope Baptist Taber
nacle.
Soedal Events
Saturday, Dec, 6
Bookslgning, by Dim Biurett, au
thor of A Million Steps: My Walk
‘Across from NC, nl Davlc Library,
10 u.m. lil noon, in Iho conference
room.
Sunday, Dec. 7
Old Time Cooleemee Christmas,
Zachary House, Old 14 Church Street,
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Mocl<sville
336-751-2120
Cooleemee, 2-4 p.m. Sunin arrives 2
p.m., refreshments, fellowship and
Chrislmns songs. Sponsored by Town
of Cooleemee. Fudge conlesi entries
call 284-4207 or 284-6040.
Mon. & Tues., Dec. 8 & 9
Fourth Annual Madrigal Dinner,
at First Methodist Family Life Ctr.,
N. Main Street, Moeksvlile. Feslivi-
lies begin each night 6 p.m.. Cost of
dinner & enlertninmcnl $20/ndulls
und$15forchildren lOnndunder.
Thursday, Dec. 11
Class of ‘76 Ciiristmas Party, nl
Sugebrpsh, Mocksville, 7 p.m., bring
wrapped $ 10 gift suitnble for man or
womnn. Cnll 336-972-2755 or 751-
2237.
Ongoing
Live Music & Dancing, every Sol.
nighl bluegmss, ut Shcfneld Music
Hall, cnll 492-7417 for info.
CofTec House, 3rd Sun. cach month,
7 p.m., at Comatzer UMC. Oood
coffee, good'fellowship, & good
music.
Dates to Remember
Friday, Dec. 12 .
Fifth Annual Carol .Forrest Me
morial Blond Drive, al Jericho
Church of Christ, cnll 998-0800 lo
schedule uppt. Walk-in’s also wel
come.
Meetings
Ongoing
Davlc Beekeepers A.s.soclatloh, scc
ond Monday of eveiy month, 7 p.m.,
nl N.C. Coopcmlivc Ext. Office, 180
S. MainSlreet, Mocksvilic. Forlnfo:
998-2975.
VFW Po.st4024,7p m.,2ndTucs.
each month, VFW Hut, Sunford
Avenue, Mocksville. Eligible mem
bers welcome. Come Cnrly for re
freshments. For Info coll 492-7521.
Trium ph Parenting CInsscs,
Wedncsduys, 10:30 n.m., cull for
info: 751-5636.
Humane Society of Davlc Co., bi-
monlhlymeclings2ndTues. of every
even-numbered month, al Humnne
Society Adoption Cenier, 290 Eaton
Rd. Cilll 751-5214 for info.
Davie Amateur Radio Club, 1st
Tuesday of eoch month, 7 p.m., Davie
Co. Hospital Training Room. Public
welcome.
Diabetes Support Group, cveiy
3rd Tues. of the month, 10:30-11:15
n.m., nt Dnvie Co. Senior Services,
278 Meroney St, Mocksville. Spon
sored by Heulthy Ciu-ollninns of
Dnvie. Questions: 751-8700.
Davlc Historical & Genealogical
Socicty, 4th Tues., 7 p.m., Dnvle
Libnuy.
Central Davlc High Class of 1966,
Ihird Monday cuch month, ot Shiloh
Bnpl. Ciuirch fellowship hull, 6 p.m.
Que,stions: 336-692-7104.
Mocksvilic Lloas Club, 1st Tliurs-
day, 7 p.m., fellowship hnll of St.
Frnncis of Assisi, Yndklnville Road,
Mocksvilic (bourd meeting contin
ues I St & 3rd Thurs., 6 p.m.).
Al-Anon Fam ily Group, ul
Mocedonin Mornvinn Church, N.C.
801 N., Advnnce, Sundnys 8 p.m.,
Rm. 225 (above fellowshiphall). Al-
Anon is n group Ihut helpâ families &
friends of alcoholics.
CooIecmec'Woniens Civltnn Club,
meets 4lh Thurs, pf ench month, 7
p.m. Cooleemee First Bnpt. fellow
ship hall, 204 Marginal St., Cool
eemee, All area Indies invited. For
further info: 336-284-4795.
Stitch-In, a gathering of crnflcrs nl
Mocksville Library, sccond Wed. o f
cuch month, 7-8:15 p.m. Bring your
portable project un oil ybur best lips
and U-icks to siiiu-c. Info: 751-2023.
Cammunlty Foundation of Diivtc
County Board of Directurs, 2nd
Mon., 5 p.m. Rotating meeting. For
info/monthly location call 753-6903.
Mock.svilleGa.rdcn Club, IslTluirs.
of ench month, 7 p.m., in former
fellowship hall behind First UMC,
Mnin Street, Mocksville.
NorthDuvicRurltanCliib,monthly
dinncrmeetings, sccond Mon. ofencii
monlh, 7:30 p.m. Call 782-4276 for
info und locution of next meeting.
Smart Start of Dnvle County board
meeting, 3rd Tués, of every other
monlh (begins Jim.) at SunTrust on
Yadkinville Rd., 9-10:30 n.m. Ques
tions: 751-2113.
Alzheimer’s Support Group, 2nd
Tuesday of coch monlh, 6:30 p.m., nl
Autumn Cure, Mocksville. Info: 751 -
3535.
Davie Civitan Club meets 4thThurs.
of coch nionth, Fcb.-Oct., 7 p.m., ot
Hillsdole Bnpl. Church. Hwy. 158.
All visitors welcome.
NAACP Conmiunlty Awarcnc.si!
Meeting, every 4th Mon. of ench
month, 7 p.m., atShiloh Bapt. Church.
Ccnter ECA Club meets 3rd Tues-
dny of ench month, nl Center Comm.
Bldg., 7:30 p.m. Plense join us.
Disabled American Veterans Post
75 meets on third Mondny of ench
month, 7 p.m., nt 1958 Hwy. 601 S.
ContuQl Ralph lU 751-5118 formore
info. ,
Town o r Cooleemee Planning
Board, meets 3rd Thurs. of eoch
monlh ot Cooleemee Town Holl, 7
p.m.
Autism Support Group 3rd Mon
dny of eucii month, 6:30 p.m., nt
Hillsdole Bnpl. Church. Advnnce.
Duvie County Diabetes Support
Group, first Thurs; of every month,
7-8:30 p.m., nl Dnvie Co. hibiic Li
bnuy Smoll Conference Room. Info:
751-8700.
Davie Co, Hospital Auxllary, every
.second Tues., in boiud room, 6 p,m.
Davie Uusinc.<,s Women’s As.socia-
tion, 1st Wed. of ciich mohlli, 12
noon, nl SunTrust Bunk. Spcid<cr of
interest nnd entered luiich, co.sl $8.
Yenrly membership $35. Contact
Colhy Boles753-1006 formore info.
Celebrate Rccovciy, weekly sup
port group for Ihose struggling wilh
or In recovery for bnd hubils - such ns
stress, depie.sslon, nddiclion, nbusc,
etc. Meets TIuirs. 7 p.m. nl Fnrmlng-
lon Comm. Center, Fnrmington Rd.
Cnll 408-8750 or 813-9921 for more
info.
DavicCouiilyHonicEmergency Res
cue Team, 7:30 p.m., downslnirs nt Oie
Agriculnmil Building, Mocksville. Ev
ery 3Kn\iesday each month. For info;
940-2111.
Davie Co. Bund Bnoster.s, meets
2nd Tuesday of monlh, 7:30 p.m.,
Dnvie High BnndRoom.
Christian Bu.slncssmen's Connnit-
tee of Muck.svIIIc, Thursdnys, 7 n.m.
Mocksville Rotiuy Hut.
Gold Wing Touring As.sachitlan,
Red Pig Bnrbecuc, Greasy Comer,
N.C. 801 Ul U.S. 601, 6 p.m. 284-
4799.
Davlc County Stamp' Club, 2nd
Thurs., Diwic Senior Center, 7 p.m.
751-0611.
Cooleemee Recrcatlon /^ociatlon,
Znchnry House, 1st Tuesduy, 7 p.m.
The Artist Group, Dnvle County
Llbmry,7 p.m. loslTucs, Cnll Bonnie
at 998-5274.
Center Community Development,
3rd Mon., 7 p.m. Community Bldg.
Cooleemee 'fown Board, 3rd Tues
day, Town Hull, 7 p.m. unless other
wise noted.
North Cooleemee and Clark Road
Council, 2nd Wednesday, 7 p.m.
Friendship Bnplist Fellowship Hall.
Moeksvlile AA, closed non-smok
ing meeting, at St. Frnncis of Assisi
Church fellowship hull, 862
Yndklnville Rd., Mocksville.
Thursduy, 7 p.m. Info: Jnn 753-
6863.
Duvie Domestic Violence Services
and Rape Crisis Center. Offers
. weekly support group for domestic
violence & sexual assault victims..
The groupmcelseveiy Tues. evening
from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Please cnll of
fice for loculion, 751-3450.
Sons of.Confederalc Veterans, 1st
Mondny, Cooleemee Historical
Building, 7 p.m.
Mpcksvlllc Rotary Club, Tuesdays,
12:10 p.m., Rotiuy Hul.
Farmington Masonic Lodge No.
265, 2nd Monduy, 7:30 p.m. at the
lodge.
Davie Co, United Way Board of
Directors, 4lh Mondny, 5:30 p.m..
Brock Cenlcr Annex, Conf. Room
208. •
Duvie Homebullders,4th Thursdny,
7 p.m., Langley's in Mocksville,
Town Squure.
Dnvie High Atliictic Boosters, 3rd
Monday, 7 p.m., school cafeteria.
Farmington Ruritan Club, 2nd
Thursdny, 7:30 p.m., Formington
Methodist cliurch.
HELPSMInlstrles,Clirisliona-cov-
cry progrum for women scxuully
ubused us children. Mondnys, 7:30
p.m., 41 court Squiue, Room 210.
Parents Resource Orgnnizatiun
(PRO) support group for families of
children with disobiiilics, 2nd Tues-
doy, 7 p.m. Cnll Roscmoiy Kropfeldcr
nt 998-3311 for loculion.
Jcrlclio-Hurdlson Rurltim Club,
2nd Tuesday, 7 p.m., club building.
Health Dept., clinic hours; Mon.-
Fri., 8:30-11:30a.m., l-4:30p.m.
Davlc County Board' of Social Ser
vices, 4th Tuesday, 5:30 p.m. at
DSS.
Narcotics Anonymous Aguinst All
Oddsaroup, First Bapt. Cliurch, 390
N. Main Street (upstairs), Tlwrs. 7
p.m., Sun. 6 p.m. Drug Problem?
Helpline, 336-785-7280. ,
Mocksvllie American Legion Posi
174, VFW Hul, Sunford Ave,, 2nd
thursdny, 7 p.m.
Mocksvilic Civitan Club, 7 p.m.,
2nd & 4lli Moudnys, nt First Presby-
Icriun Church.
Advuncc Meniurlul Post 8719 Vct-
ernns of Foreign Wurs nnd Ludies
Auxiliary, 4th Tues,, 7:30 p.m., post
home. Feed Mill Rond.
Duvie County Right To Life, 7 p.m.,
3rd Tlnir.sduy, grund jury room,court
house. 751-5235 or 492-5723.
Cooleemee Memorial VFW Post
1119,2nd, 4th 'Iliurs., 7 p.m., VFW
Hnll, N.C. 801.
Corinthian Lodge No. 17F&AM,
2nd, 4th Fridays, ■7:30 p.m. at Ihc
lodge.
MocksvllicLudgeNo. 134,1st Tues-
dny> 7:30 p.m. at Ihu lodge.
Cooleemee CIvllan's Club Meet
ing. 1st and 3rd Mon. each month, 7
p.m.. Red Pig, Hwy. 801, Cooleemee.
Davie Co. MS Support Group,
2nd Mon. of cuch monlh, 0 p.m.,
Duvie Co. Hóspilol, '
Recreation
For more infonnnlion on uny of the
following rcc. events cull 751-2325.
Davie Youth Council
tdl students grades 9-12, nttcnd N.C.
Stole Youth Council event.s, serve
community. Cnll Sundrn 751-2325.
Good Timers Square
Dance
Funnington Comm. Cir, Mondnys 7
p.m., cost $5 per monlh. Vohmlecr &
community scrvice opportunities.
Cnll 998-3837 for more info.
Davie Metro Tae Kwon
Do
Ages 6 & up. including ndults. Tues.
& 'niiirs. @ 6 p.m., Brock Gym.
Gary Kecble, instniclor. Cnll 391-
4538 for more info.
Stieitér Rentals
Avaiinblc at Rich Park, Riverpnrk al
Cooleemee Foils, nnd Forminglon,
Cnll 751 -2325 to reserve.
Special Olympics Fun Nites
nvuiluble to unyone wilh u disubility,
Wedncsduys, BrockOym, 6p.m. Cnll
KnIhicSlreil 751-2325.
K-2 Instructional B'Ball
Includes T-shirt.
Silver Striders
Brock Gym nvnilohle for wolking
6:30-9 a.m. Quarterly incenlives for
miles wnlked.
Senior Trips
Join us for day trips & occasional
ovemighlcrs lo interesting locations
& let us do Ihe driving. Cnll Knthic
for info.
Senior Games
Open lo nil 55 or better. Be nclive,
hnve fun, softbnll, bnsketbnll,
badmilton, horseshoes, bocce', &
more.
Dance Company
Brock Gym, Emily Robertson 998-
5 163, uges 3 & up, Including adults.
Cln,s.ses Mon. & Tues.
Bocce
At Rich Pnrk Sports .Complex,
Wednesdays, 11 n.m. Leum sport pf
Bocce. Open to ull seniors 55 or
belter.
YMCA
For moreinformntibn,cull751-9622,
visit www.duvle.ymcnnwnc.org, or
coinè lo llie YMCA for n tour.
Kids Night Out ^
Parents enjoy dale night or do some
holldny shopping. Kids will enjoy
dinner, swimming, nfis,' crafts, nnd
more nt the YMCA, Register now for
Kids Night Oul on Fridiiy, Dec. 12.
6-1.1 p.m. Open to children 3 mo.-12.
$10/mcmbers, $15/non-mcmbcrs.
Register by Thurs., Dec. II nl noon
to nvoid $10 per child lute fee and
ensure n plncc'for your child.
Breakfast With Santa
Come hnve heulthy brcukfusl wilii
Santa, Sat., Dcc. 6,8:30-10:30 u.m..
Kids will enjoy breakfust, craft, and
chance to ieil Santa Christmn-s wishes.
Bring cumera. $3/person or$ 12/fnm-
ily.
indoor Soccer /
Everyone plays ol the YMCA, even
when it’s cold outside. Leorn variety
of skills, voluc of teumwork,,nnd
good spotlmnnship during weekly
practices. Suturday games. Registra
tion for childen 3-13, now thruJan. 9;
senson Jun. 12-Mnrch 7. $40/mcm-
bers, $75/polcnliul members.
Swim Lessons
Sign Up now. choose from Tuc.s/
'lliurs. evening lessons $33 mcm-
bcr.s/$66 non-members or Sai. mom
ing lessons $16 members/$33 non-
members. Private & fumily lessons
ijiso nvnilnble.
Members Only
Join Ihc YMCA nnd luke ndvnntugc
of wnlcrocrobics, yoga, biking, walk
ing, personal troining, nnd more.
Come visit ond toui'our fnciliiy ot 215
Cemetery Street nnd leum how wc
build strong kids, strong families,
nnd strong communities.
Seniors
All Senior Activilies luke ploce nl
Davie'County Senior Services lo-
cnlcd 01278 Meroney St., Mocksville
unless otherwise noted. Call 753-
6230.
Ongoing I
V,ll;30a.m .,
lunch served
Sr. Limciibox, M,T,'
Th. & Fri., 11 n.m.
dully. I
Silver HculUi Exercises, Excrcise
Room of Senior Services, M, W, F,
8:30 a.m. 'rues. & 'iliurs. 9 u.m. nl
Mock Plucc, (open lo any senior).
Quilting Club, every Mondny, 10
n.m. •
Bridge, every Fridny, 2 p.m.
SKIPBO, Wednesdays, ip.m.
ScrnpbDoking, every 2nd Tuesday,
2 p.m.
Dr. Dunn, Pudialrist,at Sr. Services
every three weeks, 8:30 a.m., plense
cull for doles.
Free Blood Prc.ssure Cheek.«, once
II monlh, nl 10:30 n.m. in Ihe Nutri
tion Site.
SlnglngScnlorsChoni.s,'niursdays,
10 n.m,
VFW Ladles Auxiliary, every 2nd
Thurs., 1 p.m.
Scrabble, I p.m. every Mondny.
Rook, 1 p.m. oveiy Monduy.
Texas Hold’Em -Thursdnys,. 1 p.m.
Painting - Wednesdays 8:30-11:30
n.m.
Grief Support Group, 1st & 3rd
Tucsdnys ol 6 p.m.
Sr. Book Club, every .second Tues.
ofthe month, 12:30 p.hi.
Computer CIilsscs • arc available,
call for infonriatipn.
Arlliritic Exercise-every other Wed,
■IO:.iOa.m.
Low Impact Acrobics - Wed. & Fri.
begins Feb. 7 11 n.m. lil 12 p.m.
Fitness ,Ei|ulpment Room - open
Mon.-Thurs. 8 n.m. til 8 p.m. Fridays
8 n.m. til 5 p.m.
Table Tennis - every Tues. 1-4 p.m.
Art, Mondays 9 u.m. lil 12 p.m.
Tal Chi, Tucsdnys (cnll for sesssion
dnies)
Line Dancing, Tliurs. 11 n.m. til 12
p.m. & 2-3 p.m. '
Report Davie Dateline
items By Noon IVIonday
Items for Dnvie Dateline should be
reported by noon Mondny of Ihe pub-
licotion week. Cnll 751 -2120 or drop
il by the office, ot S. Moin St. ncross
from tiic courthouse.
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S ch o o ls Told
To C u t State
Allotm ent
B y $264,551
B y B eth Cassidy
Еп1ефП5с Record
Although school budget officers
suspected what m ight be on the
horizon, that inkling was made
official Nov. 17 when state officials
sent notices to all school systems
asking them to give bacic $58
m illion, or 0.75 percent o f their
'state funds.
In an effort to support sagging
reven u es, D a v ie w ill have to
reduce its allotm ent by $264,551,
acco rd in g to D eb o rah S m in k,
finance ofTtcer. • —
" I have been here since the
2004-05 school year, aijd this is the
first tim e I have hail to deal w ith u
reversion," Sm ink said. “B ut w e
W ere prep ared fo r th is. D P I
(Departm ent o f Public Instruction)
sent a notice in late Septem ber,
calling for a voluntary reduction of
one p ercen t, but il w a s n ’ t
mandatory. So, we figured this was
com ing."
In the past, Sm ink said, there
have been discretionary reductions,
when the state gives the system its
allotm ent and then requires it to
give some back,
T h is . tim e , the req u ire d
reversion o f $117 m illion comes
months after systems have been
given allotm ents and have their
budgets in place.
The state anticipates half being
covered by norm al reversions,
m ain ly the difference betw een
budgeted and actu al teacher
salaries, and the other h alf covered,
by w hat individual systems give
back. It w ill affect all systems,
tnciudtng state-funded charter
schools.
S m ink said the system w on’t
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I n T h e S p i r i t
These two youngsters enjoy riding on a float in the Mocksville Christmas Parade last Saturday. For a list of winners and
more photographs, please.tL[rn to page C l. - Photo by Mike Barnhardt
S ex O ffen d er P aren ts Lose P rivileg es
Davie Requiring Law Enforcem ent Escort For Conferences
B y B elh Cassidy
Enteiprise Record
A new law that took effect last
w eek w ill have sweeping chtinges
in local schools.
C h ild ren w hose parents are
registered sex offenders w ill no
longer be tible to have their parents
w ith them at lunchtim e, school
parties, fie ld trip s, or a th letic
events.
H ouse B ill .9 3 3 , the Jessica
L u n s fo rd A c t, is nam ed a fte r
Jessica Lunsford, a 9-year-old who
was kidnapped, raped and buried
alive by a convicted sex offender
in Florida in 2005, Lunsford is a
form er resident o f Gaston County.
The new law went into effect
Dec. 1, It raises the penalties for
ad u lt o ffen d e rs w ho c o m m it
certain sex crimes against children,
requiring judges to sentence them
to a m inim um o f 25 years in prison.
It also changes public school
laws regarding the presence o f sex
offenders on campus.
According to D r. Linda Bost,
assistant superintendent, there are
43 a d u lt sexual o ffe n d e rs '
registered in D avie Couiity. U nder
the nc!W law, any sexual offender
convicted certain crimes against
ch ild ren w ill be co m m ittin g a
felony if they are on the premises
or w ith in 3 00 feet o f schools,
ch ild ren ’s m useum s, child care
centers, nurset^ies tmd playgrounds.
They are no longer allowed in
any place where minors regularly
gather\for scheduled educational,
recreational, or social programs,
such as p u b lic parks, a th le tic
complexes, or the Y M C A .
The only tim e they are allowed
on campus is if they have to take
their child for emergency medical
treatment, if they are attending a
school conference to discuss their
child’s academic or social progrpss,
or if the p rin cip al s p ecifically
requests they be at the school to
deal w ith issues related to their.
child. During those types o f visits,
B o st said, the a d u lt w ill be
supervised at all times.
"In our elem entary schools, if a
parent who meets this criteria is to
be on campus, the principal is to
c a ll the s h e riff’s d ep artm en t
beforehand, and an o fficer w ill
m eet the parent as soon as they
enter the parking lot, escort them
from their car into the building,
sup ervise them ' d u rin g the
conference, and then escort them
back to their car when the meeting
is over. I have asked priitcipals to
try to keep their meetings to 15 to
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A d v a n c e P a r a d e , L i v i n g N a t i v i t y , M o r e O n T a p T h is W e e k e n d
From a parade to bazaars, horse
and buggy rides to a living nativ
ity - there is plenty to do this week
end to celebrate the Christmas sea-
' son.
The annual Advance Christmas
Parade - always w ith a few fun sur
prises - starts at 10 a.m. Saturday.
Participants, and all are welcom e,
should arrive before 9 a.m. There
is no fee or forms to fill out.
"W e’ve got a few surprises, and
a lot o f special guests,” said Linda
Carter, who has helped organize
the parade fo r the past 14 years.
“ O ur ow n A u n t E loise (fo rm er
W T Q R personality) w ill be here.
She’s not dead. She’s alive and well
and living in Advance.”
Seasonal and fun but tasteful en
tries are welcom e.
She hopes all children who want
to be in a parade w ill participate,
especially since D avie School o f
ficials at the last m inute nixed ai
plan to have E llis M iddle students
riding in an old school bus they
were decorating.
“A ny child is welcom e. It can
be a last-m inute decision, ju st
come oul, be patient and plati on
having a lot o f fun,” Carter said.
The porade w ill line up at Shady
G rove Elem entary on C ornatzer
Road, and travel from there to N C
801 to Peoples Creek Road.'
Downtown Mocksville
D ow ntow n M ocksville w ill be
alive w ith the Christmas spirit this
weekend. ,
On Friday and Saturday nights,
horse and buggy,rides w ill leave
from A Station on M ain (M ain and
G aither streets) from 6 :30-8:30
p.m . for a ride around the town,
which features buildings lined w ith
lights and four large oak treps cov
ered w ith lights. Refreshments w ill
be available.
A t Junkers M ill outdopr theater
on Saturday from 6:30-8:30 p.m .,
m etnbers o f H ills d a le B a p tis t
Church w ill present th e."L ivin g
-.......—
N ativity," com plete w ith a choir
and 6and, live animals and B ib li
cal characters. There w ill also be
children’s, activities. It is a free
event,
Cana Bazaar
The Cana E C A w ill hold its 39th
annual Christmas Bazaar on Sat
urday from 10 a.m .-noon at the old
Cana School at A ngell and Cana .
roads near M ocksville,
There w ill be boxwood wreaths,
yule logs and fresh greenery avail
able, as w ell as craft item s, gift
baskets, baked and canned goods
and Christm as W assail, To learn
■ . V
more, call Cooperative Extension
at 751-6297 or Ruth Essie at 998-
3015.
Poplar Springs
A Christmas opbn house w ill be
held from 9 a,m ,-2 p.m , Saturday
at Poplar Springs School at 660
Ijam es Church Road, M ocksville.
Local aitists and craftsmen w ill
have item s for sale, w ith a portion
o f proceeds going to the school for
programs. F of a doiiation, visitors
can enjoy hom em ade vegetable
soup, sourdough rolls and a drink.
CaU 492-5277 or visit the website
www.poplarspniigsschool.com to
leam more.
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2 ■ DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dcc. 11,2008
ExJitpriaJ Райе
' These black birds were spotted on Country Lane last week.
- P hoto by R obin S now I n T h e M a i l ...
Birds, Birds, Birds: fy|o Reason For Novant’s Appeal
Migrating Flocks
Swarming Here
Maybe it’s time for u remiilie of ttie liorror movie, “Tlie Birds"
<iils time in Davie County,
The birds iinve descended tiere in big numbers.
Tens of thousands o f birds have made a stop-over home in
tlie past week in'the urea, roosting around Burger King, Arby's
anil W endy’s in Mocksvillc late in the day. '
Does the smell of a Big M ac bring them here? Or are they
merely feasting in local iiolds before cohtinüihg their southern ;
migration. • ’ '
• Terri Maurer started wondering about it nfter she saw them
last week. " I’ve heard a lol of people talking about it and
wondering," she wrote. "It has been going on for months;’’
I saw what I thought were migrating purple martins in Augusi
in that same area. TJiey arc the first birds to leave in fall,
Lnst week’s birds were bigger, looking more like starlings.
Thousands swarmed Spurgeon Foster’s just-hnrvestcd corn
fields on US 158 at Farmington Road last week - so many that
I had to slow down to avoid hitting Ihem as I drove past.
There was no secret what they were doing there - picking
over the fields for fallen kernels of corn.
I spotted several bluebirds in my yard over the weekend,
and I filled my suet feeder. Now I have to worry about pesky
squirrels again.
‘T h e Birds” movie is still shown on late night television,
and it’s creepy enough to make any bird lover wonder about
getting too cozy wilh the feathered types.
As for television ... we said good-bye Monday night to the
only show 1 looked forward to from week to week, “Boston
Legal." It’s ratings were never spectacular, and the show was
cancelled. It was a show for thinking adults, not the mindless
reality shows that fill the schedule o f nighttime TV,
I do not care abpul dance contests or who can sing or the
usual drivel lhal passes for entertainment these days oh the tube.
I especially like “Boston Legal" after Eliznbelh and I visited
there a couple years ago. We saw many o f the places from our
trip on the show. Now, I’m left with re-runs o f "Frasier" and
old Clint Eastwood westerns.
— Dwight Sparks
To the editor; ' .
I am responding to M s. Charles’ letter published Nov. 20.
In North Carolina, the state’s Certificate o f Need (C O N )
Section determines if there is a public need for a new hospital.
The state hns determined that there is a need for a hospital to
replace D avie County Hospitnl, a liniited-service, facility in
an outdated building not convenient to the m ajority o f the
county’s population. ,
The fundamental purpose o f thé C O N law is to control
heallh care costs by lim iting,unnecessary duplication of
medicnl facilities. W ake Forest^ Univershy Baptist M edical
Centèr supports the C O N law. W e can not endorse constrtictlon
o f tw o hospitals three miles apart that'would offer essentially
the same services. Spcndi'ng’more lhan $200 m illion for two
sim ilar hospilnis cannot be juslified. 11 would unnecessarily
increase the cosl o f health carc. In our opinion, the state is not
likely to approve both o f these hospitals! There simply is not
a public need.
W e appealed the stale’s decision solely to obtain approval
for services needed for D nvie C ouniy residents. W ithout
Novant’s appeal, lliese issues w ith Ihe state could be settled
in h matter o f days,
'Finally, it is importnnt lo note that the approval o f our
'.application lo replace Dnvie County Hospitnl does'nol prevent
; Novant from seeking a hospital in Clemmons. There is simply
no reason for their appeal. W e need to proceed w ith the
developmeni o f the replacemenl hospital for D avie Cotmty.
M ichael L. Freeman
Vice President, M edicnl Cenfef Strategic Planning
W ake Forest University Baptist M edical Center
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Davie Couniy Enterprise Record .
To the editor;
This letter is to inform parents, grandparents, neighbors,
friends o f children riding Ihe buses lo and/or from school.
On Jan. 5, 2009, Davie Couniy Schools w ill implement a
new bus route. This means that every child, ages 5-18, who
rides a bus to and/or from school is affected. The reasoning
behind this decision, to cut back on fuel cosls - all at Ihc
expense o f thé safety o f our children.
As any resident of this county knows, there are four major
highways that wind their ways through D avie County; US
158 E/W , U S 601 N /S, N C 801N /S, and US 64 EAV. If anyone
has ever traveled on these roads, they w ell know the posted
speed is 55 mph outside city limits, and usually 35-45 mph
inside city limits. This does not account for how fast people
actually drive. A ll kinds of vehicles travel these higüways,
from passenger cars on up lo 18-wheelers. This does not even
bring up the less traveled, but still dangerous sid.e roads, which
are often traveled by people cutting Ihrough from one side o f
town to another, bypassing the lower speed lim it areas, and
people living in Ihe mullitudes o f subdivisions that sail and
pepper Ihe area. A few roads that come to mind are Campbell,
Sain, M illin g , and Cornatzer. These arc the only ones I
regulariy travel and are fam iliiir with, being a transplant and
all. ;
There are numerous concerns^ here. If all the wrong
circumstances are in place, a speeding car or driver not
watching the road, a child not paying attention.or horse playing
(as all children do), and that child could be seriously hurt or
even lylled. The second issue w ill be the I'raffic issues,in Ihese
neighborhoods, where there mny only be one entrance or exit,
Parents may drive to meet Ihe bus; park, and wai^-Therein
comes Ihe problem, a boiileneck effect and potential for an
accident. The third is the fact that there are 20 registered sex
offenders in u five-m ile radius of Campbell Road alone. The
fourth problem with this, it is ridiculous to expect any child,
o f any age,, to walk al least a half a mile, alone, or weighed
down with the heavy backpacks, in the heat, cold, or rain to
catch a bus. It is not reasonable lo cxpcct a few parents to be
responsible for watching a group o f kids to catch the bus in
tho morning or to see them home in the afternoon. Most parents
hnve to work, and most work out o f the county.
1 live in one o f these subdivisions, and have two children
.who depend on the bus to pick Ihem up and drop them o ff I
received a letter in early November notifying me of the changes
and to check the websile for the updated bus route. This
information was nol posted unlil sliortly before Thanksgiving,
to my knowledge, when 1 happened to think of it and looked
it up. I attended the school bonrd meeting Dec. 5, addressed
my concerns, but was nol told whal or how to do the next
step, until I asked.
I am telling everyone who may somehow be rem otely
affected by this; Go to your child’s school, get an appeals
form, turn it into your (issistant principal. If you live in a
subdivision, get a petition going, for it’s not going to be just a
safety issue for the kids, but the other residents as well. Go to
the police department and ge.t documentation about Irdffic
accidents and speeding citations issued near your home. Go
to the school board meeting,'the next being Jan. 5, 2009 at 6
p.m. at Central Dnvie, You have a voice and should stand up
for your children.
There has lo be a better way. It’s up to us as parents to let
the adm inistrntioh know that we a rt not O K w ith this
dangerous and insane idea lo cut back at our children’s
expense.
Kelley Taylor
M ocksville
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Pool sticks, case & accessories.
Lots ol kids small toys for stocking stuffers.
Lottery tickets. Gift certificates.
Tokens for arcade games.
Lifetime Hunting License.
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M e r r y C h r i s l m a s l
I am honored to
support the annual
Advance Christmas
Parade.
B r e n t S h o a f
D a v ie C o u n ty R e g is te r o f D e e d s
Paid for by Brent Shoaf
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4. DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursdoy, Dcc. 11,2008
Davie Boy Impressed By ‘Queen Of Persia’
Craig “Slim" Carter Sr. was born and raised in
Davie County. When he was 30, tie was drafted
into Worid War II. He had never been away from
home when the Army sent him to the Middie East
and Europe for a 30-month tour of duty. While over
seas he saw more people and places than a Davie
County boy ever dreamed possible. He always
carried a camera with him and took hundreds of
pictures.
His grandson, iVlarty Carter of Advance, recently
found this photo. While stationed in Tehran, Iran,
he photographed the young lady in this picture who
he called the "Queen of Persia." Her title was Her
Imperial Majesty Queen Fawzia of Iran. She was
born in Egypt the daughter of Egyptian King Faud
I. At the time of this photo she was widely consid
ered the most beautiful royalty in the world and
graced the cover of Life magazine. She was l<nown
for her stunning beauty and piercing light blue eyes.
In 1939 Princess Fawzia married Mohammed Reza
Pahlavi the Crown Prince of Iran. (Seated behind
her in this photo). Shortly after the wedding, the
Allied Soviet leaders forced his father to abdicate
and installed Reza as the leader or "Shah of Iran".
Fawzia's father was furious that her marriage lo
the Shah was beneath her. She had one daughter
by the Shah and shortly after traveled back to Al
exandria, Egypt and divorced Pahiavi.
Shah Reza Pahlavi remained in power for 30
years and was a progressive pro-western leader ■
He was forced from power by Islamic extremists
In 1977 when the United States did not come to
his aid. He died of cancer in exile in 1979 - a man
wilhout a country. Fawzia Is said to be alive today
and lives in Alexandria. She goes simply by the
name Fawzia Shirin, losing all of her royal titles
after the Egyptian Revolution of 1952.
In 1944 - to a Davie County boy with a Kodak
camera - she was simply the "Queen of Persia"
and the most beautiful woman in the world.
The E n te rp rise R e c o rd w e lcom es o ld p h o to s a n d
n e w s fro m D a v ie p e o p le a n d p la c e s . B rin g th e m
b y th e n e w s p a p e r o ffic e , o r s e n d Im a g e s via e m a il
lo e rn e w s @ d a v le -e n te rp ris e .c o m .
A d m i n i s t r a t i v e C o u r t
The following case.s were
disposed of during the Dec. S
session of Davie Administrntive
Court. Presiding; Magistrate
Ellen E. Drechsler. Prosecuting:
Jim Hedricic, assistant DA ,
- A lejandro A lberto, no
license, reduccd to failure to
noUty D M V nf address change,
$50, cost.
- A p ril Denise B ailey,
w indow tinting violation,
dismissed.
- Joshua Nathaniel Bames,
70 miles per hour in a 60 mile
per hour work zone, reduced to
improper equitiment, $25, cost.
- Joshua Ryan B erryhill,
failure to reduce speed,
dismissed.
■ - Eduedardo Blanco, no
license, $50, cost.
- Sue M oser Boggs, no
license, dismissed.
- W illia m Scotl Boles,
speeding 60 in a 45, reduccd to
improper equipment, $25, cost.
- Rita Ann Boone, speeding
85 in a 70, reduced to improper
equipment, $25, cost.
- Rebecca Ann Brewer, no
license, fictitious/canceled/
revoked registration, expired/no
inspection, dismissed.
- W esley Shea Bridges,
operating vehicle w ith no
insurance, fictitious/canceled/
revoked registration, dismissed.
- Jim m y Joe Burehette,
speeding 70 in a 55, reduced to
improper equipment, $25 cost.
- Constance O. C all,
speeding 48 in a 35, reduced to
improper equipment, $25, cost.
- Kristine W . C arringcr,
speeding 82 in a 70, reduced to
improper equipment, $25, cost.
- W illiam Bryan Clinton,
failure to slop for slop sign/
flashing red light, dismissed.
- M ichael E. C o lle lli,
speeding 83 in a 70, reduced to
improper equipmeni, $25, cosl.
- E rika H elbing Cudd,
expired regislrnlion, dismissed.
- Tangela S. D alton,
speeding 70 in a 55, dismissed;
speeding 68 in a 55, reduced to
64 in a 55, $15, cost.
- James Edwards Deskins,
expired registration, dismissed.
- Matthew Michuel Dorn,
speeding 89 in a 70, reduced to
74 in u 70, $15, cost.
- Brundon A. Ford, window
tinting violation, no license,
dismissed,
- Timothy Matthew Foster,
expired registration, expired/no
inspection, dismissed.
- Jeffry Douglas Frisby,
expired registration, dismissed.
- Tonya Sm ith Frye,
operating vehicle w ilh no
insurance, dismissed,
- Jose Zarate Fuenles, no
license, $50 and cost,
- Kamika Nicole Gadson,
speeding 50 in a 35, reduced lo
improper equipment, $25, cosl.
- R odrigo G alnvizdiaz,
expired license, reduced to
failure lo notify D M V o f
address change, $50, cosl;
failure to wear sent bell,
dismissed.
- D ustin Lee Gordon,
reckless driving to endanger,
reduced lo improper equipmeni,
$25, cost.
- J. Maqueda-Granadero,
w indow tinting violation,
dismissed.
- Charles Robert H a ll,
reckless driving lo endanger,
dismissed.
- Judy M ary Hernandez,
speeding 58 in a 45, reduced to
improper equipmeni, $25, cost,
- Joseph Roy H ibbard,
speeding 86 in a 70, reduced to
improper equipment, $25, cost,
- Deborah Denise Hooper,
speeding 88 in a 70, reduced to
improper equipment, $50, cost,
- Amanda Michelle Horne,
failure to reduce speed, reduced
lo unsafe movement, $25, cost;
window tinting violation, 2
counts expired registration,
dismissed,
- Amanda Sueann Horlon,
reckless driving to endanger,
dismissed.
- Bryuii Dec Howell, expired
registration, dismissed,
-M ury K atherine Jarvis,
failure to reduce speed,
dismissed.
- U lise Barrera-Jim enez,
speeding 83 in a 70, dismissed;
no license, rcduced to failure lo ,
notify D M V of address change, .
$50, cost.
- M iblielle T. Kam pner,
speeding 83 in a 70, reduced to
im proper equipm ent, cost;
expired/no iitspeclion, expired
registration, dismis.<icd.
- Nuzakat Khun,'following
too closely, rcduced lo improper
equipment, $5U, cost.
- Bert Steve Kovach Jr.,
speeding 67 in a 55, reduced to
improper equipmeni, $25, cost.
- MichacI Patrick Lydick,
speeding 51 in a 35, reduced lo
improper equipment, $25, cosl.
- K am eilya T. M alloy,
speeding 84 in a 70, reduced to
improper equipment, $25, cost.
- A lfred K ellie M ason,
expired/no inspection,
dismissed,
- M argaret A llen Mason,
speeding 67 in a 55, reduced lo
improper equipment, $25, cost;
expired registration, dismissed,
- M aria Esthcia M aya, no
license, dismissed.
- Shannon E lizabelh
Meadlock, speeding 84 in a 70,
reduccd to improper equipment,
$25, cost.
- Samuel F in k e l-M ille r,
speeding 86 in a 60, reduced to
69 in a 60, $15, cosl.
- Hubert M iller Jr., expired/
no inspection, dismissed.
- K eith A llen M ille r,
speeding 84 in a 70, reduced to
improper equipment, $25, cosl.
- Ronnie Lane M ille r,
expired registration, dismissed.
- Dawn Reavis M itchell,
speeding 60 in a 35, reduced to
44 in a 35, $15, cost.
- Alfredo S, M oclezum a,
speeding 52 in a 35, reduced to
improper equipment, $25, cosl,
- James D , Montgomery,
fuiJure to weur scut belt,
dismissed,
- Stacey N oelle Moss,
speeding 60 in u 45, rcduced to
improper equipmeni, $25, cost;
failure to w ear sent bell,
dismissed,
- K aitlyn Am anda M ole,
exceeding safe speed,
dismissed,
- Fruncisco Orozio, speeding
85 in a 70, reduccd to improper
equipmeni, $25, cosl,
- A bilene O, Osorio,
improper passing, reduccd to
improper equipment, $25, cosl,
- Tamuru Rogers Parker,
speeding 60 in a 45, reduced to
improper equipment, $25, cosl.
- Maria Isabel Perez, driving
w hile license revoked, rear
lamps violation, dismissed,
- Vlalka Pcrsin, speeding 88
in a 70, rcduced to improper
equipment, $75, cosl,
- James Warner Phipps Jr,,
expired registration, dismissed,
- John Mebane Redmond Jr,,
speeding 47 in u 35, reduced lo
improper equipment, $25, cosl;
operating vehicle w ith no
insurance, dismissed,
- Charles T, Robertson,
speeding 49 in a 35, reduced to
improper equipment, $25, cost,
- John Gaither Robinson,
speeding 50 in a 35, reduced to
improper equipment, $25, cost,
- Teresn Bernette Rouse,
speeding 84 in a 70, reduced to
improper equipment, cost,
- Todd Junior Rupard,
speeding 68 in a 55, reduced to
improper equipment, $25, cost,
- Rebecca S. Scheumann,
speeding 68 in a 55, reduced to
improper equipment, $25, cost,
- Joshua Kaleb Scott,
speeding 89 in a 70, reduced lo
74 in a 7 0 , $15, cost.
- Robert Lqo Scolt, failure to
yield from privute driveway,
dismissed.
- Bryan K eith Shearon,
speeding 70 in a 55, reduced to
improper equipmeni, $25, cost.
A Letter From The
Superintendent - Circa 1907
Marie Roth, a Volunteer in the Martin-W all History Room
ut the Dnvie County Public Librnry, is compiling information
about the early schools in Dnvie Counly.
The library is asking for infonnution, old photos, or old
documents that pertain to early schools in Davie County. If
you have any of these items that could be scanned while you
wait, bring them to the history room on any Friday after
noon. Dntn is being gnthered ns lo names of schools, loca
tions, teachers, and photographs.
She transcribed the following article by the county’s
school superintendent in 1907.
A N A R TIC LE FROM PROF. J. D. HODGES
Superintendent of Public School Praises the Teachers
SCHOOLS D O IN G W ELL
New School Houses Being Put Up All Over the Counly
February 14, 1907
W ith the exception of one colored school and three white
schools - these I hope to see in the next few days - 1 huve
visited all the schools in the counly. I am pleased td be able to
stale that the schools generally are doing well, not ordinarly
but exceptionly so, I have carefully looked into the manage
ment and work being done in the public schools of the county,
and jijdging both from personal observation in the school room
and from enquries made of pupils nnd patrons, I am convinced
that of the 61 schools In the county, all save three arc doing
praise worthy work, these three muy be doing better thun 1
think, however, I believe thut encouragement being as il is
pains takingly mnde up, mny be relied upon ns, at best a fair
indication. The increased interest on the part of the teachers
and the pupil should encournge the patron, the truth that the
people are more interested thun ul uny former lime. As one
proof of this interest, I mny refer to the grenler vnlue of the
new school houses that have recently been built, one at Whites,
worth $800, one at Chestnut Grove, including a 4 acre lol
covered with original forest, worth $500, one at Hownrd,s
covercd with metal roofing worth $500, one al Jerusalem,
worth $500, one at Joppa now in process of erection w ill be
completed by the first of April, worth approximately $1000,
when painted and scuted with patent desks, as is contemplated.
These nil, snve the one ul Whiles ure built ufter pluns pro
posed under the supervision of State Supt. Joyner, and nrc
modem in design und construction. The Counly board of
Education generally aids in the building of these houses, hav
ing in complicnce with the law, set aside a fund for lhal pur
pose, under the stimulus of this aid by the County Board, n
number of other communities ure agitnteing the question of
building new school houses. Formerly when a new school
house was built, the children,s money was used, and there
wns no school for a year or two, until the house wns paid for
out of the public money, now Ihc aid given by Counly Bourd
in no way nets to shorten the school, on the contrary, the new
school house Induces added Interest nnd a longer attendance
which justly secures a longer appropriation. So the money
allowed by the Counly Board to aid in building new school
houses instead of making the school term shorter really makes
the term longer.
The amount of money at the disposal of the Counly Board,
for Ihis aiding in the construction of new school houses is
limited, and so many progressive communities are planning
to avail themselves of this uid lhat il is in a high degree prob
able that this fund set aside by the Counly Board, will be
taxed to its utmost, for a number of years. So lhal those people
who are complacently wailing for the Counly Board to build
them a new school house, may be like unto the country boy
who is silting upon the bank of the river wailing for the stream
to flow by that he may walk over dry shodi
Another evidence of increased interest on the part of the
people, in the common schools, is the fact lhal during the
past summer, at different limes und vnried lengths of term,
there were no less lhan twelve schools in operation. These
were mostly conducted a private expense. This summer school
business for the children of rural communities marks a new
era in popular education, there is no doubt the summer time
in the mountain and pcidmont counties, is the best season of
the year for the younger children six to fourteen lo attend
school, in fnct after crops are "laid by," larger boys and girls
could go and do much belter than they could do for the snme
length of time in the dead of "winter." This summer school
idea ought be fostered and I hope to see il grow.
Another evidence of interest in the school, is the growth
of rural libraries, six years ago there was not a public library
in the counly, now there are fifteen public rural libraries in
Ihe counly. These libraries contain sixteen hundred volumes,
nnd huve each n substnntive case, built and plans fumished
by State Supt, Joyner, and secured by a lock and key. Besides
these fifteen libraries, there are three supplementery libraries
containing aboul one hundred nnd fifty volumes. In this con
nection I nm pleused to report thut three truvelling libraries,
containing more thnn two hundred volumes of splendid up-
to-date books, have been placed in my charge for the use of
the people, free of all cost. These excellent books are sent to
us, freight prepaid to Mocksville, by benevolent people liv
ing in Massachusetts, In this public way I beg in behalf of
"the old North Stale," to lender sincere thanks to the "Bay
State," and beg the people to believe that while we appriecalc
in a high degree the substantial benefits that shall come to us
from reading these good books, we appreciate infinately more
the cordial good w ill lhal suggests their kindness. It makes us
feel that despite the occasional wail ofthe pie hungry politi
cian, we are "one and indisoluble," nnd thut the greul mnsses
of the people.North und South, Eust und West by the grnve
aim to promote the unity, the integrity, and the grandeur of
this great Republic,
Typed by Marie Roth on Dec. 3 from a copy of this Feb.
¡4,1907 newspaper article. Spelling errors and run-on sentences were not corrected.
W E B U Y G O L D !
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thur,sday, Dec. II, 2008 - 5
B o n d D o u b le d F o r D r u g , C h a s e S u s p e c t
I
By Jackic Seabolt
Enterprise Record
A Forsyth man being held at
the Davie Jail on drog charges
had his bond doubled following
a probuble cnuse hcnring in Inst
week’s district court,
Javonta Demario Butler, 22,
of Winston-Salem was arrested
Nov, 3 after allegedly .selling
crack cocaine to an undercover
officer in the Kinderton Place
Shopping Center parking lot
and then leading law officers on
a high-speed chase.
He was charged wilh felony
selling/delivering of cocaine,
felony possession of cocaine,
felony possession with intent to
sell/deliver cocaine, felony flee
ing lo elude arrest with a motor
vehicle, reckless driving lo en
danger, nnd assnult w ilh n
deadly weapon.
Davie Sheriff’s Department
Detectives B.E. Diggs and B.
Alm ond were involved in
Butler’s anest and testified be
fore Judge James A. Hurrill Jr.
nt the hearing.
Butler is nccuscd of nttcmpl-
ing lo run over two officers in
the purking lot by bucking his
vehicle into them when they ap
proached.
Alm ond told prosecutor
Wendy Terry that he was behind
Butler’s vehicle when it began
backing and had to move to
avoid being struck.
B u tle r’s attorney, Julie
Parker, asked Almond if he be
lieved Butler saw him and in
tentionally tried to hit him wilh
the vehicle. Almond said that he
did not believe thut Butler was
intentionally trying to strike him
with the car.
Diggs testified lhal he
chased Butler’s vehicle down I-
40 East toward Forsyth Counly
reaching speeds in excess of 100
mph following the undercover
transaction. "He was driving in
an extremely rcckless manner,
especially in a construction
zone.”
Butler was apprehended in
Forsyth at Silas Creek Parkway
D is t r ic t C o u r t
The follow ing cases were
heard in Davie District Courl on
Dec. 5. Presiding; Judge James
A. Harrill Jr. Prosecuting: Jim
Hedrick and Wendy Terry, As
sistant DAs,
- Brittany Adair Allen, mis
demeanor larceny, dismissed per
compliance with prnyer for judg
ment,
- Anihony Dougins Alredge,
misdemeanor child abuse, dis
missed per compliance with
prnyer for judgment,
- Dunn Christn Boyer, speed
ing in highway work zone 83 in
a 60, prnyer for judgment con
tinued dn cost,
- Jonuthun Michuel Brudy,
rcckless driving lo endnnger, re
duced to improper equipment,
$25, cosl.
- Joseph A , Burckhalter,
speeding 76 in u 55, reduced lo
improper equipment, $ 100, cost;
expired/no inspection sticker,
dismissed per plea.
- \Voodrow S. Cumpbell, fail
ure to wear drivers seat belt, $25;
failure to comply with license re
strictions, dismis.<icd per plea.
- Rex Alexander Cnrswell,
felony larceny, dismissed.
- Francisco Castroreyes, driv
ing wilh license revoked, re
duced to failure to notify D M V
of address change, $25, cost.
- Joey Paul Cntano Sr„ felony
extradition/fugitive other state,
dismissed per pick-iip by other
state; failure to wear drivers scat
belt, dismissed per extradition.
- Phillip China Chiazor, un
safe movement, reduced to im-'
proper equipment, prayer for
judgment continued on cosl,
- Candace Nichole Chunn,
possession of drug paraphema»
lia, dismissed per compliance
with prayer for judgment, evi
dence ordered destroyed,
- Allen Tillman Culler, no op
erators license, prayer for judg
ment continued on cosl.
- Eric Paul Davenport Jr,,
consuming alcohol by 19/20,
$25, cost,
- Nicholas K, Dillard, posses
sion of marijuana up to hnlf
ounce, dismissed per compli
ance with prayer for judgment,
evidence ordered destroyed,
- Deborah Lynn Donovan,
false report to police station,
prayer for judgment continued,
- Tim othy Lee Edmonds,
speeding 76 in a 55, reduced to
improper equipmeni, $ 100, cosl;
following too closely, dismissed
per plea,
- Tori Latrell Etchison, do
mestic violence protective order
violation, dismissed per medin-
tion,
- Clementecn R, Fortney,
leush Inw violutlon, dismissed,
- Wilder Renun Fuenles, no
operutors license, dismissed per
plea; reckless driving lo endan
ger, reduccd to unsafe move
ment, $25, cost,
- Sharicne Rcnea Gadson,
simple affray, dismissed per me
diation,
- Ronnie Lee Gobble, assault
on a female, sentenced to 120
days, credit for time served', do
mestic violence protective order
violation, dismissed per plea,
- Kirk Walter Harris, speed
ing 96 in u 70, rcduced to care
less/reckless, $500, cost,
> Michael Shnne Helton, mis-
demennor probation violation,
sentenced to 120 days, credit for
time ,servcd,
- Meli.ssa S, Jcffcoat, assault
w ith a deadly weapon, dis
missed per request of prosecut
ing witness.
- Dayon Tyree Jordan, disor
derly conduct, sentenced to 10
duys, suspended 12 months,
$50, cost.
- Erin Beth Kennedy, D W I,
sentenced to 60 days, suspended
12 months, 24 hours community
scrvicc, $ 100, cost, surrender li
cense, not lo operate a motor
vehicic until licensed by D M V ;
driving left of center, dismissed
per plea.
- W illiam Joseph Lard, pos
session of marijuana up to half
ounce and possession of drug
pnrnphcrnnlia, dismissed per
complinnce with deferred pros
ecution, evidence ordered de
stroyed,
- Blake .Addison London,
speeding in school zone, re
duced to improper equipmeni,
$100, cosl.
- Jennifer W alker Loudin,
driving with license revoked
and fictitious info to officer,
sentenced lo 30 days, suspended
12 months, $ 125, cost, $200 at
torney fees; no liability insur
ance, ficlitious/concealed/re-
voked registration card/tag, ex
pired registration cnrd/tng, dis
missed per plea,
- W ilma Jean Lowery, simple
assault, dismissed per media
tion,
- Jesse Curtis Mnbe, speed
ing 68 in n 55, reduced to im
proper equipmeni, $100, cost;
no drivers license commercini
vehicle, dismissed per plen,
- Bradley N eil M cD aniel,
failure to slop for stopped bus,
reduced lo unsafe movement,
$100, cosl,
- Thom as C hristopher
J o b le s s R a te 7 .3 %
' Dnvie County’s unemploy
ment rale increased slightly
from September to Octobcr, ac-'
cording lo figures released last
week by the Employment Secu
rity Commission of North Caro
lina,
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Mezic, possession o f drug para
phernalia and disorderly con
duct, prayer for judgment con
tinued on cost, evidence ordered
destroyed; disorderly conduct,
$25, cost, write letter of apol
ogy to victim , $125 attorney
fees.
- Regina Mooney, simple as
sault) injury to personal prop
erty, dismissed per mediation,
- John Winston Pfaff, driv
ing after consuming, exceeding
safe speed, failure to comply
with license restrictions, dis
missed per plea; D W I, sen
tenced to 60 days, suspended 12
months, $100, cost, complete
treatment, 24 hours communily
scrvicc + fee, surrender license,
nol to operate a motor vehicle
until licensed by D M V,
- Jeffrey Karl Phipps, assault
on a female, sentenced lo 90
days, suspended 12 months,
$100, cost, not to assault/
thrcaten/harnss complainant,
complete anger management,
- Andre Pierre Reid, felony
common law uttering and pos
session of schedule II controlled
substance, reduced lo misde
meanor common law ullering,
scnlcnced to 23 days, crcdit’for
time served; felony possession
of schedule II controlled sub
stance, driving left of center,
dismissed per plea, evldencii or
dered destroyed,
- Pierre D , Richardson,
speeding 95 in a 70, reduced to
79 in a 70, $300, cost; failure to
wear drivers scat bell, dismissed
per plea,
- Salvador Sanchez, extradi
tion/fugitive other state, dis
missed per Va,’s refusal to ex
tradite,
- Lee Shuff, assault on a fe
male, interfering with emer
gency com m unication, dis
missed per mediation,
- Amanda L illy Simmons,
simple assault, dismissed per
mediation,
- M artha Louise South,
simple assault, dismissed per
mediation,
- Michael Zachary Spaugh,
second degree trespassing,
simple assault, communicating
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October jobless rates for sur
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6.9% ; Rowan, 7.3% ; and
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after his vehicle struck another
motorist und a law enforcement
vehicle, Diggs teslificd,
Diggs suid that officers
seized money used in the drug
transaction during Butler’s ar
rest and the drugs he sold the
undercover officer tested posi
tive for cocaine,
Harrill found probuble cause
on all the felony charges against
Butler, but dismissed the reck
less driving to endungcr und us-
saull with a deadly weupon due
to luck of probable cause,
Butler’s case will be heard in
the Davie Superior Court ses
sion the week of Jun, 26,
He remains in the Davie jail
in lieu of u $200,000 .secured
bond after Harrill doubled his
original bond of $100,000,
threats, dismissed per plea;
simple assault, sentenced to 10
days, suspended 12 months,
$25, cost, $275 attorney fees,
huve no contact with prosecut
ing witness, stay in and com
plete school,
- Crystal Annette Strunk,
m isdem eanor larceny, dis
missed per community scrvice,
- Matthew Daniel Torbush,
consuming alcohol by person
under 19, dismissed per compli
ance with prayer for judgment,
- Mitchell D, Wallers, shop
lifting concealment of goods,
m isdem eanor larceny, dis
missed per plea; misdemeanor
larceny, sentenced lo 60 days,
credit for time served.
- Jeremy Lee Wallers, simple
po.s.session of schedule V I con
trolled substance, obtaining
properly by false pretense, dis
missed per plea; misdemeanor
larceny, sentenced lo 45 days,
suspended 18 months, 24 hours
community scrvice, $ 100 resti
tution, $ 150, cost, $200 attorney
fees.
- Tamara Y. Young, simple
worthless check, dismissed per
civil settlement.
Failed To Appear!
- Cherron M , Alexander,
driving wllh license revoked,
fictitious info lo officcr, and re
sisting a public officer,
- Amy Lynn Bcck, driving
wilh license revoked,
- James Paul Carter, assault
on a female, communicating
threats,
- Douglas Key, assault by
pointing a gun,
- Samuel Joel McEwen, driv
ing wilh license revoked, D W I,
no operators license,
- Kylle Beth Poole, driving
wilh license revoked, fictitious/
concealed/revoked registration
card/tag, operating vehicle no
insurance,
- James Fred Wilson, fail
ure to wear drivers seol bell, op
erating vehicic no insurance,
fictitious/concealed/revoked
registration card/tag, driving
wilh license revoked, expired/
no inspection, expired registra
tion card/tag.
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F O R D A V IE C O U N T Y
All property on hantJ January 1, 2009 bolh real and
personal Is subject to taxation regardless of age and sex
of owner.
You are no longer required to list motor vehicles which are currently LICEfJSED with the North Carolina
Department of Motor Vehicles. These vehicles will be billed by the County after the current registration is
renewed or an application Is made for a new
registration. About three months after your registration
renewal you will receive a bill from the County. You will
have 30 days to pay the bill before interest is added at
the rate of 5% the first month past due and 3/4 of 1%
thereafter.
Taxpayers must list UNLICENSED vehicles not licensed
on January 1, 2009 DURING THE REGULAR LISTING
PERIOD. There Is no change In the listing requirements
for those vehicles. Permanent tagged multiyear vehicles
must also be listed. Other property required to be llsled
In January Include: mobile homes, boats and motors, jet
skis, aircraft, farm equipment used to produce Income,
tools used by carpenters and mechanics, all assets and
supplies of businesses, furnishings owned and rented by a landlord.
Taxpayers should report any new buildings or any
Improvements built on real estate, or any changes
to real estate to the Tax Office.
The Tax Administrator’s Office will be sending listing forms to everyone that listed personal property in 2008.
if you need fo list personal property as indicated above
or report changes to real property and you do not
receive a form in the mail, please contact the Tax Administrator’s Office for the proper forms.
ELDERLY OR DISABLED APPUCANTS
MUST BE AGE 65 OR PERMANENTLY DISABLED TO
APPLY
1. Elderly and Disabled Exclusion:
a. Income level $25,600 or below
b. Must be 65 years of age or totally and
permanently disabled
c. Reduction of $25,000 or 50% of value of the
home and 1 acre of land whichever Is greater
2. Disabled Veterans Exclusion:
a. Honorably Discharged Veterans and
b. 100% disabled due to a service related injury
c. Reduction of $45,000 off the value of the home
and 1 acre of land
3. Circuit Breaker (DEFjERRED TAXES)
a. Must be 65 years of age or totally and
b. Must have owned and occupied property as the
owner’s permanent legal residence for five years.
c. Must be a North Carolina resident
d. Income cannot exceed $38,400
If you did not receive the exclusion in 2008 but are
now eligible, you may obtain a copy of an
application from the assessor. It must be filed by
Junel.
Listing will begin January 1, 2009 in the Tax
Administrator’s Office in the County Administration
Building. Office listing help is available Jan. 1-31, 2009.
Hours will be 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M, Monday thru Friday,
The deadline for listing is January 31, 2009, Completed
forms must be postmarked by the U,S, Postal Service
not later than January 31, 2009, All late listings are
subject to a 10% penalty. Please list eariy to avoid a late
penalty,
Davie County Tax Administrator
Jackie H. Ha I
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: 6. DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 11,2008
Public Records
Building Permits
The follow ing building
;permits were issued in Duvic
County, listed by npplicunt, type
of building, estimated cost and
location.
- Jeff Hayos, screen porch,
,$4,800, LIgonlfcr Dr., Advance,
- Troutm an Pool and
iLeisure, outdoor kitchen,
;$27,500, County Line R d,,
¡Harmony.
; - Bruce Thomas, wood stove
¡with metal chim ney, B ridle
,Ume, Advance.
I. - Teresa Brindle, enclose
1сафог1, Ouk Grove Church Rd„
Mocksville,
M ich ael H olland,
outbuilding, $10,080, Winding
Creek Rd., Mocksville,
- W illia m Beck, shed
addition, $10,080, Liberty
Church Rd., Mocksville.
• - E llis Custom Homes,
single fam ily dw elling,
$220,900, Finn Hollow Lane,
Advance.
' - Richard Hendricks
Construction, single fam ily
dwelling, $148,500, Random
Rd., Mocksvillc.
' - Timothy Settle; residential
outbuilding, $31,680, Deadmon
Rd., Mocksvillc.
. - Boggs Bullding,-residcntial
outbuilding, $ 17,280, Montclair
Dr., Advance,
-Jeremy Beauchamp, single
fam ily dw elling, $380,905,
Dulin Rd,, Mocksvillc,
- Shelton Construction,
storage addition, $12,000,
Valley Rd„ Mocksville.
- SunLife, sunroom addition,
$10,500, K elly Ave.,
Mocksvillc,
. - Pilcher Enterprises,
addition to manufactured home,
$50,000, Pardue Loop,
Advance.
- Guy Cornatzer, single
fam ily dw elling, $301,870,
Montclair Dr., Advance.
- Northwest Properties, shell
building, $800,000, Yadkinville
Rd„ Mocksville.
- Larry McDaniel Builders,
tenant upfit, $7,150, Salisbury
Street, Mocksville.
' - J&B of Farmington, owner
iipfit, $25,000, N C 801,
Mocksvillc.
- Morgan & Parker Builders,
addition to existing home,
$16,210, R iverbend Dr.,
Advance.
- Dclmiis Evans, addition to
existing residence, $86,370,
Northbrook Dr., Mocksvillc.
- M & M construction,
addition to existing home,
^67,200, Autum n Court,
Mocksville.
Land Transfers
The following land transfers
were filed with the Davie Reg
ister of Deeds, The transactions
are listed by panics involved,
acreage, township, and deed
stamps purchased, with $2 rep
resenting $1,000,
- George H, Rudy and Nancy
P, Rudy lo Nancy P, Rudy, 1 lot,
Mocksville.
- U.S. Bank National Asso
ciation, trustee to Lester F.
Valyer Jr., 1 tract, Jerusalem,
$305.
- David L. Anderson and
Kevin D. Peacock to Beeding
and Caudle, 1 lot, Mocksville,
$30,
- Hugh Zarctsky too Jolinny
R. Rice and Eutashia H. Rice, I
lot, Mocksville, $270.
- Lisa Lowe Wise to A n
thony F. Reynolds and Mary L.
Reynolds, 1 parcel, Jerusalem,
$186.
■ Robert M . Jordan and
Linda M . Jordan to Donald G.
A ndrews and H azel M ,
Andrews, 1 tract, Fulton, $410.
- Donna E. Laird to Larry
James Staley Sr. and Patsy
Riddle Staley, .48 acre, $70.
- Maxwell S. Hess and Tracy
Lynn Hess to Russell D .
G ardner Jr. and Patricia E.
Gardner, I lot, Farm ington,
$820.
- Susan H. Blass and Paul
Blass to John D. Yarbrough and
Jean B, Yarbrough, 1.08 acres,
$19,
- Robert Livingston W ill
iams and Rose M ary W illiams
to Anihony Ray Goi|d, 1 tract,
$439:
- James Sean Burge to KB
Properties, 1 lot, $240.
- KB Properties to James
Sean Burge and Pamela Sue
Tolson, 1 lot, $660.
- Retha M ac Reynolds to
YVette M . Reynolds, .56 acre,
Clarksville.
- Richard P. McNeely, sub
stitute trustee to The Bank of
New York Trust Co., 6 acres,
$359.
- Lee F. Finklea and Barbara
H. Finklea to Richard Howard
Stugarl and Jane C haplin
Stugart, 6.66 acres, Fannington,
$750,
- Cool Spring. B uilder to
John K. Moorefield and M ary
L. Moorefield, I lot, Mocks
villc, $44,
- Substitute Tnistee Services
to Fannie Mac, I tract, Jerusa
lem,
- Roben Dean Salmons and
Lana Salmons to Steven
M ichael Yountz and Melissa
Shousc Yountz, 10,01 acres,
Clurk.svilie,$100,
- Green Tree Servicing to
Donald Wuyne Cox, 1 acre,
$110.
- Grady 1. Ingle, substitute
trusteec to HSBC M ortgage
Corp., 1 lot, $358.
- Lindsay D. W hitaker to
Caleb M . Whitaker, 2 tracts,
Farmington.
- U.S. Bank Nutionul Asso
ciation as trustee to James P.
M ichael, 1 lot, M ocksvillc,
$230.
- Paul White to Jane White
Carter (9% interest), 2 tracts,
Caluhaln.
Deborth K im berly
M isenheim er to Sherrie S.
Musgravc, 4 lots, Jerusalem, ,
$176.
Mocksville Police
The follow ing incidents
were reported to the Mocksville
Police Depanment,
- The larccny of a handbag
from u .shopping cart at Walmart
was reported Dec, 1,
- The larceny of a gold neck
lace from the Goodwill store on
Yadkinville Road was reported
Dec, 4,
- The larceny of $6 from a
wullet ut a residence on M illing
Road was reported Dec. 4.
- The larceny of « Christmas
tree from a lot on Yadkinville
Road was reported Dec. 5,
- A man reported Dcc. 5 said
he was threatened and followed
Dec. 5 in the Walmart parking
lot.
Arrests
- Peggy Sue Cromer, 49, of
Cleveland, NC, was charged
Dec. 2 with D W I. Trial date;
Jan. 19.
- Jessica Lee Bledsoe, 23, of
Dutchman Trail, was charged
Dec. 4 w ith communicating
threats. Trial date; Jan. 8.
- Jamie Dawn Griffey, 26, of
Sheffield Road, was charged
Deo. 4 w ith communicating
threats. Trial date; Jan. 8.
- Jeremy Lee Roush, 29, of
Cleveland, N C , was charged
Dcc. 4 with driving without a
liccnsc and a vehicle with no
insurance, Trial date; Jan, 29.
ТгаШ с Accldcnts
- No charges were filed af
ter a wreck on Yadkinville Road
al 12; 10 p,m, Dec, 2,
■ Dale Anthony Minor, 36, of
Kue Lane, failed to stop the
1993 Dodge he was driving be
fore it struck the rear of a 2004
Ford driven by M argaret
Childers Smith, 63, of Murphy
Road, knocking it inlo the rear
of a 2005 Buick driven by Robin
Elmore Myers, 44, of Crabtree
Road, reported Officcr Chris
Hefner.
- No Chargcs were filed af
ter a wreck on North Salisbury
Street at 2; 17 p.m. Nov. 26.
Robert Delma Ellis, 72, of
Chandler, made a left turn in Ihe
straight lane in a 2006 Cadillac,
causing it to strike a 1996
Honda driven by Crystal Dawn
Burcenus-Aguayo, 31, of
Hamptonville, reported Officer
Justin Foster.
- No charges were filed af
ter a wreck on US 601 Soulh al
4 tl0 p.m. Dec. 1.
Michael Shane Beaver, 59,
of Calvin Lane, drove a 1990
Toyota from Mocksville M ar
ketplace into the path of a 1996
Fprd driven by Charles Robert
W yse, 51, o f M ain Church
Road, reported O fficer J.D.
Walker.
- No charges were filec( af
ter a wrcck on Yadkinvillc Road
at 1 p.m. Dcc. 2.
Pamela Hamby Tang, 48, of
Boxwood Church Road, failed
to slop the 2006 Toyota she was
driving before it struck the rear
o f a 1986 Dodge driven by
Churies Richard Myers, 51, of
Crabtree Drive, reported Officer
Den'ick Cline.
- Steven Drew Potts, 24, of
Duvie Academy Road, wus driv
ing a 2005 Ford on Hardison
Street at 6 p.m, Dec. 2 when il
struck u deer, reported Officcr
C .M . Preston.
- An Advance woman was
cited after her car struck a
scooter on North M ain Street at
8; 12 a.m. Dcc. 5.
Shirley Lyons Johnson, 59,
of NC 801 Soulh, was making
a left turn in a 1992 Hondu when
il struck the scooter driven by
B illy James Foote, 31, of
Heurthside Lane, reported O f
ficer Chris Hefner. Johnson was
cited for failing to see before
starling. Foote was taken to
Davie County Hospiiul for treat
ment of injuries.
Arrests
The Duvie County Shcrifrs
Department mude the following
arrests;
- Juan Carlos Gonzalez, 24,
wilh no address lisled, was ar
rested Dec. 1 for D W I, resist
ing, delaying, and obstructing.
Trial date; Jun. 8.
- Michael Alan MacFudyen,
16, of R olling H ills Lane,
Mocksville was arrested Dec. 3
for possession of schedule IV
nnd possession of dmg para-
phcmaliu. Trial date; Jan. 25.
- Tommy Alan McDaniels,
26, of Calvin Lane, Mocksville
was arrested Dec. 4 for injury to
real property. Trial dates; Dec,
-18 and Jan 8,
Fires
Davie County fire depart
ments responded lo the follow
ing calls;
Dec. 1: Mocksville, 10;59
u,m„ Mountview Drive, public
service; Jcnisalem, 3;43 p.m.,
US 601' Soulh, automobile acci
dent; Advancc, 5:49 p.m .,
Sonora Drive, public service;
Smith Grove, 10;27 p.m., US
158, automobile accidcnt.
Dec. 3: Farmington, 1;22
a.m., Furmington Roud, nuto-
mobilc accident; Mocksvillc,
11;05 a.m.. Enterprise W ay,
commcrciul fire alunn; W illiam
R. Davic assisted.
Dcc. 4; Willi'um R. Duvie,
12;36 a.m., Ralph Ratledge
.Road, automobile accident;
Mocksville, 7;27 p,m,, DccrRun
Drive, automobile accidcnt,
Dcc. 5: M ocksville, 8; 13
a,m,, N, Main Street, automo
bile accident; Fork assisted,
Dcc. 6i Smith Grove, 2; 12
p.m., Bermuda Village Circle,
fire alarm; Advuncc ussisled;
Farmington assisted; Mock.s-
ville assisted. '
> Dcc. 8: Center, 9;30 a.m., 1-
40 W est, grass/brush fire;
County Line assisted.
Sheriff’s Department
'■ The follow ing incidents
were reported to the Duvic
County Sheriff’s Department.
- On Dec. I identity theft was
reported at a home on US 64
East, Mocksville.
- Larceny wus reported at un
outbuilding on Wildwood Lane,
Mocksville on Dcc. 1.
- On Dcc. 2 damage lo prop
erty was reported at a home on
Junction Road, Mocksvillc.
- An assault on a female was
reported at u home on NC 80 i
South, Cooieemee on Dcc. 2.
- On Dec. 2 Ihc lurccny of a
credit card was reported al a
home on Creekwood Drive,
Advance.
- Larccny was reported al a
home on D eer Run D rive,
Mocksville on Dcc. 2.
- On Dcc. 3 lurccny was re
ported at a home on Ralph
Ratledge Road, Mocksville.
- An as.s'uult wus reported ut
u home on Ralph Ratledge
Road, Mocksviiie on Dec, 3,
- On Dec. 3 the break-in of a
molor vehicle and larceny were
reported ut a home on Longtree
Circle, Advancc.
- A trespasser was reported
at a home on M ain Church
Road, Mocksville bn Dec. 3.
- On Dec. 3 larceny was re
ported at a home on Deadmon
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- On Dec. 4 damage lo real
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on Hobson Drive, Mocksville.
- A brcak-in nnd larccny
were reported nt a home on East
Ridge Court, Advuncc on Dec.
4.
- On Dec. 4 a break-in of a
molor vchiclc and larceny were
reported at u home on South
Niblick Court, Advance,
- A brcak-in and lurccny
were reported ut a home on US
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4.
- On Dcc. 4 a brcak-in and
larceny were reported at a home
on River Road, Advancc.
- A brcak-in was reported at
a home on Calvin Lane, Mocks
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- On Dcc. 4 a break-in and
larceny were reported at a home
on W. Eden Court, Advancc.
- A brcuk-ln wus reported ut
■a home on Suntree Drive, Ad
vance on Dec. 4.
Highvray Patrol
The following traffic wrecks
in Davie County were listed by
the N.C. Highway Patrol.
• No chargcs were filed after
an accident in Ihc county on
Nov. 30.
James Kenneth Steele Jr. of
Oakland Avenue, Mocksville
wus driving u 2003 Peterbllt
truclor-lrailcr making u right
turn onto US 601 from the Food
Lion parking lot. Nicole Lynn
Ham ilton of S. M ain Street,
Mocksvillc wus stopped on US
601 in tt 1997 Toyota waiting
lo make a turn Inlo the Food
Lion parking lot. The Iruiler
lowed by Steele’s tructor col
lided with Hamilton's vchicle.
Trooper C.D, Hull reported
Ihc uccident occurred at ap
proximately 8;59 p,m. und there
were no injuries.
• A D avie wom an was
charged wilh safe movement
violation after she wrecked the
vchicle she was driving Dec. 1.
Nancy Ruth Burnett of Doc
Trail, Mocksville was driving
her 1995 Mercury cast in the
parking lot of Tarheel Q when
it collided wilh a mailbox.
Trooper C.D. Hall reported
the accident occurred at ap
proxim ately 12; 18 a.m. and
there were no injuries.
• A Davic man was charged
with unsafe movement after the
vehicle he wus driving hit un-
olherDcc. 1.
Russell Jumcs Reinsvold of
US 601 Soulh, Mocksville was
muking u left turn in a 1980
Toyota from a private drive onto
US 601. M aria Louise
Cunningham of US 601 South,
M ocksville was driving her
1995 Pontiac soulh on US 601.
Reinsvold failed to yield to
Cunningham's vehicle and the
two collided.
Trooper C.D. Hall reported
the uccident occurrcd at ap
proxim ately 3;41 p,m . and
Cunningham wus tukcn to
Rowun Regionul Medicul Ccn
ter in Salisbury for treatment.
• No charges were filed after
nn uccident on Dec. 2.
Byron CInyton Cox of Farm
land Road, M ocksvillc was
driving his 2001 Dodge west on
Farmland Road Ext. Cox’ ve
hicle went off the road to the
left, collided with n mailbox,
continued traveling west, and
collided wilh a tree.
Trooper C.D. Hall reported
the accident occurred at up-
proximotcly 6;22 p.m. and there
were no injuries,
• Three deer were reported
hit by automobiles in the county
Inst week. In Ihc following re
ports no injuries to the drivers
were reported;
Jessie Leigh H edrick of
Junction Rond, Mocksville was
driving a 2006 Suzuki vchiclc
soulh on Madison Road. A deer
collided w ilh the side of
Hcdrick's vehicle.
Trooper C.D. Hall reported
the accidcnt occurrcd ut ap
proximately 10;5I p.m. on Dec;
1.
Yeseniu Elizabeth Flores of
Taylorsville wus driving her
2008 Honda vchicle cast on US
64 when it collided wilh u deer
crossing the road.
Trooper M .T. D allon re
ported the accident occurrcd at
approximately 9 a.m. on Dcc. 1.
Kevin Dennis Mube of Polls
Roud, Advancc wus driving a
2006 Chevrolet pick-up north
on NC 801. A deer entered the
road in front of Mabe's tnick and
his vehicle collided wilh il.
Trooper C.D, Hall reported
the accidcnt occurrcd ut ap
proximately 5:25 p,m, on Dcc.
2.
• No chargcs were filed ufter
un uccident on Dec. 5.
Stacy Lynn Rega of
Zimmerman Road, Advancc
wus driving her 2007 Suturn
norlh on Bermuda Run Drive.
Trintt Dunn Norris of Hilton
Road, Advuncc wus driving her
1999 Mercury eust on US 158.
Rega’s vehicle made a left turn
onto US 158 nnd collided wllh
Norris' vchiclc.
Trooper E.C. Roten reported
the uccident occurred nt ap
proximately 7;01 p.m. and there
were no injuries.
• A D avie wom an was
charged with failure lo mnlntuin
lunc control after she wrecked
the vchicle she wus driving Dcc.
6,
Hnnnah Denys Reavis of
Duard Reuvis Road, Mocksville
was driving her 1995 Mazda
cast on M uln Church Rond.
Rcavis served to avoid n deer in
the roud, crossed the centerline,
overcorrcctcd, run off the roud
lo the right, collided w ilh u
ditch, and overturned.
Trooper E.C. Rolen reported
Ihe uccident occurrcd nt np-
proxim ately 9;59 p.m . and
Reavls was taken to D avie
County Hospitni for Ircatment,
• A North Cnrolina man was
charged wilh unsafe lane change
after the vehicle he was driving
hit another Dec. 7.
Emmett Hennan Allen Jr. of
Clayton was driving a 2007
Chevrolet east on 1-40. M ark
Siunrt Powell o f Kemersville
wus driving his 1999 Volvo east
on 1-40. Allen merged his ve
hicle into the left land and it
collided wilh Powell's vchicle.
Trooper E.C. Roten reported
the accident occurred at ap
proximately 4;33 p.m. and there
were no injuries.
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By Jackic Scabolt
Enterprise Record
A sewage spill in Mocksvillc
was reported last Friday, but
according to the town manager
the problem has been cdrrectcd.
On Dec. 5 an estimated
1,200 gallons o f untrculcd
wnslewuter spilled inlo u smull
strcum that flows into Dutch
man Creek off US 64 und W ill
iums Street.
A irentmcnt plan lo correct
the issue took place immedi-
utcly the dny it occurrcd, suid
Town Manager Christine Sand
ers.
, The spill occurred due lo a
blockage in the line. “Roots,
grease, or debris can qause
structural damage to blockage
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actually have lo write u check
to the state, but the nmounl is
decreased from its allotment.
‘They send us u sprcndshcct
nnd wc decide what progrums
we want the funds lo come
from, and they (state) reduces
the allotment by lhat amount.”
Because the notice wus sent
only n few weeks ago, officials
haven’t had a chance to decide
where cuts w ill bc made, but
Smink said, “There arc numy
1 different ways to do it, but every
attempt w ill be made to do it in
Privileges
Conllnucd From Pnge 1
minutes, as this w ill be a
[deputy who is on duly that day.
In middle and high schools,
there arc resource officers who
w ill provide the services. That
is above und beyond the call of •
duly, but it is appreciated by our
principals, parents and our
school board,” she said,
Bost met with Sheriff Andy
Stokes and others lust week, und
a list, as well ns a booklet with
pictures and information on Ihe
43 registered sex offenders in
the county has been compiled
and delivered to cach principal.
Bosl said the booklet w ill be
updated us needed.
In un emnii lo the principals,
Bost said, “W ith the help of the
Davie Sheriff’s Department and
Doug Punger [school bourd
nltomey], we have made your
responsibilities to enforce the
Jessica Lunsford A cl much
more principal friendly. I know
lhat many times you are given
mandates and have to figure oul
how lo work them oul, biit you
have grcnl support from muny
people on this one. If you gel
the chance, and 1 am sure you
w ill, please take the time lo .
Ihnnk Sheriff Slokes and his
staff. They arc really stepping
up to the plate on this one,”
The new law also affects
juvenile sexuul offenders, nnd
could potentially keep them off
the campus of the school they
ultend, but Bosl said as of now,
there arc no juvenile offenders
in the county to whom the Act
applies,
Jessica’s Law was originally
passed in Florida in 2005, and
in a line,” Sunders snid. “The
problem hns been corrccled.”
The Division of Wuter Qual
ity was notified of the event the
day it happened and is review
ing the matter.
In July 1999 ihq General
Assembly enacted u bill that re
quires all municipniitics, nnimnl
operations, industries, and oth
ers lhat operate waste handling
systems to report when a waste
spill of more than 1000 gallons
reaches surface waters.
Sanders advises thal resi
dences nnd businesses cun help
prevent wustcwutcr overflows
by m inim izing the am ount
o f fats, oils, and grease
(FO G ) disposed o f through
plumbing drains.
Inside u sewer, fuls, oils nnd
u way that does not affect the
students. We don’t wnnl to cut
positions or.supplies to the
schools, so nt this point, no one
is looking at losing their job.
However, there is n possibility
thnl for everyone who resigns or
•retires, w e’ ll look nl that
position to see if wc can do
without it, if wc can gel by for
the next eight months without
that person.
"I ulso wnnl lo stress thut our
goal would be lo do this without
touching fund balance,”
As o f June 30, tho fund
grease change lo a plasler-like
consislcncy und cun block the
pipes, causing un overflow of
untreated wastewater, she said.
A t home, dispose of normal
cooking oil and grease by put
ting it in a container us pnrt of
your solid waste rather than
through your sink and plumb
ing drain. Wiping nnd scraping
pots, puns imd other utensils
before washing them are impor
tant steps in proper grease dis
posal.
If your business gencrnties
wuste grease, fats, or oil you
should have u grense inlerccp-
tion systein that works effec
tively.’ Acompany that recycles
fuls, oils atid grease should
regularly cican otit the grease
trap.
balance was just over $1.43
million.
Sm ink said she.
Superintendent D r. Robert
Landry and board members
would'soon meet lo discuss the
cuts, and the slate has imposed,
a Dcc. 19 dcudlinc to hnvc the
spreadsheets relumed.
They will likely discuss the
future, bccuu.se Smink said she
believes additional allotment
reductions w ill be required after
the state reviews the fourth
quarter 2008 revenues in early
2009.
the federal form of it, modeled
after the origlmil law, Is the
Jessica Lunsford Act. There are
still some states thal hiive nol
passed any form of the law, but
others, like North Citrollna,
have had legislators and
senators working for over three
years to get it passed. One of
those is Rep. Julia Howard, who
worked tirelessly to sec lhat the
law was passed.
“ As a m other und
grandmother, 1 think back to
when all this was going on in
Florida, and it was just heurt-
wrenching. 1 could identify wilh
that small child and the terror
she must have gone through,
and no child should have to go
through lhat. Nobody should
have to go through that. We
needed to .send a real strong
message from North Carolina -
don’t think you can come here
and gel away with that,” she
said,
Howard wus one of a few
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members o f the House thut
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Boys
Pull Off
2 Rallies
By Brian Pitts
Davie Enterpri.se Record
Thanks to a frantic comeback in the
fourth quarter and then an incredible
36-point turnaround, the Davic varsity
boys basketball team has exceeded ex
pectations w ith a 3-2 start in
nonconfercnce play.
Little wos cxpectcd from the War
Eagles bccause Drew Absher was the
only proven scorer coming into the sea
son. They’re not supposed to be a team
that can put up 50-pius points in a half,
but don’t try to convince Eastern
Randolph of lhat.
Afler erasing a nine-point deficit in
the fourth lo deny North Rowan 51-50.
Davie turned a 19-6 deficit inlo a 78-
55 wipeout over Eastern Randolph.
Both games were played at Davie.
It was the kind of week that could
springboard Davie to another level.
Conch M ike Absher doesn’t have a ton
of talent like other teams he’ll facc in
tho Central Piedmont Conference, but
he has a leam tliut underslunds whut it
means to play as a unit.
"Offensively we’re making that ex
tra pass,” Absher said. "W e’re finding
people and (point guard Alex Marion)
Is a key pail of that. I see somo things
lhat we work on that are actually be- •
coming reality, th e pieces are there;
We’ve got to keep finding a way lo put
them logelher. We’ve just got to keep
working."
Davie trailed North Rowun 45-39
jwhen Jiimal Mayfielil suddenly became
unstoppable. After hitting two Reid
goals in the Tirst half, he scorcd 10
straight Davie points to pull his team
wilhin 50-49. Twice Drew Absher fed
him on Ihe breuk for 3-poinlers. On
another faslbreak, Mayfield drew a foul
and hit two free ttirows. ...............
"He was big,” Absher said. “Wc
practice those (p'ul^iip^fiTalpt Becau.se
those are good shots, especially from a
rebounding perspective. If you can do
that - sprint, catch the ball and shoot it
in transition - that’s a great skill to
have.”
Please See Rnllics ■ Page B4
North's Logan Hendricks (right) tries to rebound against Josh Cockman (left) and Russell Anthony.
M id d le S c h o o l B o y s T e a m s B a ttle
l/V o rth , N o tin g ...
Davio wrestlers Alex Costner,
Shelton Sales, M a tt G arretson,
M a tt C usack, Jonathan H upp,
Jared B arber, A aron Peoples and
R icky Bell went a combined 37-0
in ttie Bandys Duals.
Landon H a rris ’ low-post turn
around w ilh 40 scconds left gave
D avie’s varsity boys a 51-50 win
over N . Rowan. D rew Absher and
Jam al M uyfield combined for 37
points and eight steals in a 78-55
win over E. Randolph, which had a
19-6 lead.
K ellie B ro w n’s putbackmade it
51-48 and Brown’s assist to M echel
Gadson made il 53-48 as D avie’s
varshy girls held off N . Rowan.
W allace D u h art scorpd nine of
his team-high 12 points during an
18-11 fourth-quarter run as D avie’s
JV boys defeated N. Rowan 50-42.
C a ra H e n d ric k s scorcd 14
poiots in a 55-26 blowout o f East
ern Randolph.
Ellis wrestlers A aron G utten-
burg and Corvonn Peebles opened
tlieir seasons with a pair o f pins.
N . Davie wrestlers Toby Low e
and B randon H orne are 4-0 with
four pins. ' '
s . D a v ie w restlers B o b b y
F o w le r, R ussell A n th o n y and
Stephon Smoot are 4-0.
Tia C lem ent scored 15 points
and S arah S ponaugle 13 as S.
D avie’s girls blew out N . Davie 32-
16. , ^
Austin' Sloan hit a go-ahcad 3
asN , D avie’s boys overcame an'l 1-
point, fourth-quarter deficit to beat
Ellis 46-44.
Cody M iirtin ’s basket with 15
seconds left gave S. D avie’s hoys it
43-41 win over N . Davie, which led
by lOjin the third.
By B rian puts
Davie Entcrpri.se Rccord
The Ellis, North Davie and South
Duvie boys basketball teams have been
on one heck of a rollcr-coasicr ride
when facing cach other.
Early in the year, Ellis edged South
Duvie 39-36 on a last-second 3 by Nick
Boswell.
Last week the wild ride continued.
Both games between the county rivals
produced amazing comebacks, monu-
' mental collupses, wasted chances and
dramatic shots. Ellis biiilt n 37-26 Ictid
over North Davie, only lo watch the
Wildcats fight buck for u 46-44 win.
South jumped all over North in Ihe early
going, thfn wulched Norlh roar into a
10-poinl lead. Then South came back
and won 43-41 on a late bucket by Cody
Murtin.
NorthlcdEllls 17-10 ufter one quur-
ter, but when thè hulf ended, Ellis some
how hnd u 24-21 lead. Ellis ruled the
third 13-5 for the 37-26 lead.
The Wildcats were down by 11 wilh
four minutes lo play, but they made
plays when they had lo and oulscored
Ellis 20-7 in the fourth. Ben Beeson nnd
TYavis Holden bunged 3-pointers before
Austin Sloan drained u go-ahead 3.
Beeson’s 3 with a minute left gave
North a one-point lead. Ellis’ Peylon
Sell answered wilh a 3. Aaron Brown
hit two clutch free throws fof North,
and Cameron Heaggins made a steal
with five scconds left to close the door
on Eliis.'
Logan Hendricks und Beeson had 15
and 10 points, respectively, for North.
Sell’s 12 and KenyonTiiium’s lOpaced
Ellis.
Please See Battles - Page B8 Logan Hendricks defends South's Caleb Martin.
Davle
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Ham m er Í
To 8-0 ¿'U,'
D iivic’s wrestling team roared
through the Bandys Duals aiid
Reynolds with the domination volume
cranked ali the way up.
In the Bandys tournament, the un.-
defcaicd War Eagles sliced up Conc^oiy
(79-0), McMichael (66-15), SouthwMl
Guilford (78-6), Bandys (64-9) and
Rock Hill (50-21) by a combined 337^
51. They seized 71 of 81 individual
matches, racked up 38 pins (lo opp¡^
ncnls’ six) and built a 38-0 lead oVCr
Rock Hill, which was 4-0 on the day
before meeting Davie. ,
"Rock Hill had been killing people,"
coach Buddy Lowery said. “We started
at 145 and didn’t lose a match until we
got lo a state chump at 112. That was
the best lineup we could put on the mat,
We had (Jonathan) Hupp at 171, aiiii
our technique was pretty sound.” ^
For Ihc day, Alex Costner, Shelton ,
Sales, M all Garretson, Malt Cusack and
Hupp went 5-0. Jared Barber, AarQp
Peoples and Ricky Boll went 4-0. Hupp
and Bell led the way will) four pins
cach. D avic gol three pins fro ^
M ichael Waters, Sales, Garretson,
Cusack, David Oakley and Peoplesj
Shane Carter, Oarrett Cookson, Zach
Vernon and Barber Chipped in two pins
upicco.
Davie has extraordinary depth. That
wus typified by senior Tunis Jeffericj'
debut. He gol a pin in the first matéh
he’s ever wrestled. He didn’t even
wrestle in middle school. '!
"W c dom inated,” Low ery said.
"There were some teams that didn't
have their whole lineup, but 1 can’t help
that.” V
The Central Piedmont Conference
opener al Reynolds was no different.
Davie pounded away 75-6 for an 8 ^
overall record. The pinners were Oak
ley, Vernon, Cusack, Rusty O ’Connor,
Hupp, Barber and Bell, ■ i
Cusuck (11-0), Hupp (10-0) and
Barber (7-0) huve dazzled to unbeaten
records. But they’re far from the only
ones who have excelled. Garretson is
12-1, Sales 11 -1, Waters 10-1, People
10-1, Costner 10-2, V ernon’9 -¿ '
O'Connor 6-1, Bell 7-2, Oakley 8-4 u ^
Carter 7-4.
Fre.shman Costner has won n i^ ,
straight. Bell is riding a six-match wiiE
ning streak nnd Carter hns won six iK
seven. ^
■ The War Eagles wrestle at North
Forsyth on Dec. 11 at 7 p.m. They c o ^
pete in the Twin'City Rumble at Gleijfl'
on Dec. 13. "nicy host West Forsyth on
Dec. 17 nt 7. That showdown wili
held at South Davie Middle. Iii
JV Girls Dominate By 27,29 Points
D avie’s JV girls basketball team
couldn’t hnve played much belter last
week, tormenting North Rowan (47-20)
nnd Eastern Randolph (55-26) in a pair
of nonconference road games.
The War Eagles (3-0) bolted to an
11-2 first-quarter lead over North
Rowun. The lead flowed from Taliah
H olland, M yshia Turner, Carmen
Grubb and Ashton Swicegood. '
They poured it on in the third,
outscoring North 19-7. Holland and
Gmbb combined for nine points in the
third.
“We got cranked up,” coach M ike
Gamer said. ‘Taliah came out playing
strong in the second half. If we cun play
like thal every quarter, we’d be awe
some.”
For the game Grubb and Holland
had nine points each. Laum Shelton had
eight, Turner seven and Swicegood six.
Cara Hendricks went scoreless at
North Rowan, but she made amends at
E. Randolph, scoring 14 as Davie domi
nated all facets of the game. Garner
em ployed the lineup o f Grubb,
Hendricks, Swicegood, Shelton and
Holland as Duvie belted the,hosts 22-2
in Ihe third. That blew the game wide
open und resulted in a 45-18 lead.
"Thai was my fairiy quick lineup
that 1 pluy sometimes,” Gamer said.
"Wo had a team playing man-to-man
on us pretty much the whole game, and
they jusl couldn’t stay with Cara. So
she was taking it to the hole and scor
ing.”
Davie got eight points from Grubb,
seven from Swicegood, six from
Rebekah McCann and five each fro^
Shelton, Holland and Liz Hartman. *•"
"We’d go to fullcourt press,” he safS.
"W e’d go to a 1-2-2. They’d cijlj
timeout and we’d change it up artd
maybe go to u mnn-to-man.”
Please See Dom inate • Page B5
S outh’s C lem ent, Sponaugle ^
O verm atch North D avie G irls
Tia Clement shoots a floater,
Tia Clement and Sarah Sponaugle
overwhelmed visiting North Duvie and
led South Davie’s giris basketball team
lo u 32-16 win.
Sponnugle nnd Clem enl scored
neurly as many points in the first quar
ter as North did in the game. It was the
second straight win for South, which
started 0-2. Nprlh, meanwhile, dropped
to 0-2.
“I saw little spurts of what I’ve been
expecting all year,” South coach Gloria
Chalmers said.
South broke into the win column
enriier in the week against visitingLcx-
inglon, winning 27-16. A l'3-3 .spurt in
the second sent South to the locker
room with a commanding 21-9 lead.
While Clement scored a ho-hum 14
points, it was a breakout day for Emerni
Gadson, who scored 11. She had four
in the first two games,
Clemenl scored in every quarter
against North Davie and rmi.shed wilh
15 points. Her eighth-grade average is
14.3. Dating to last year she has seven
straight double-figure games.
“Tiiey were really pressuring us on
the inside,” Chuln^ers said. “Wc pulled
Tia out and she knocked down a 3. That
brought their defense buck out, and ihen
we were able to pul Tiu inside. The^
she was able to get some easy points.
It’s good to have a versatile player like
thut." ■>:
W hen Clem enl wasn’t hurling
North, Sponaugle was. After being lim i
ilcd lo 11 poinls in the first three games'.
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Justin Wallace gives Ills all during the 30 seconds defensive skills drill while Brantley Angell and David Conrad
lool< on.
Every C hild Is A W inner
Upward Basketball, Cheerleading Programs Hosted At Blaise
First Deer
Cody Hendrix shot his first deer on Nov. 28.
Alongside Cody was his hunting buddy, Papaw
Jerry.
Every child is a winner,
That i.s one of the key mottos
for the Upward prguniziition and
the sports teams that have
played under that organization’s
banner sincc its founding,
j "U pw ard baslcctball and
chccrlcading w ill be a fun
ixpericnce for all the boys and
girls that participate,” said Тип
King, director of the league
hosted by BIn|se Baptist Church
of Mocksville.
; This league is for children in
the K-6th grades. The basketball
side is for boys nnd girls with
each having their own league.
; “What is really unique about
Upward is the evaluation
system used that promotes
balnnccd and competitive teams
is well as a substitution system
\vhich creates cqnai playing
time for all participants,” King
^ttid. ‘The teams will be fonned
based upon the skill levels of the
flayers. Each team will have the
¿amc number of good players as
Well as novice players. No team
(s unfairly loaded up.”
Through Upward, children
nre exposed to quality coaching
and sport development, he said.
“Upward emphasizes character
nnd integrity instead of a win at
all costs inentality sotnetimes
associated with tpday’s sports
world,” he said.
League organizers arc
hoping for between 100-200
players in this, the nr.st year, of
the basketball and checrleuding
league. There will be u one-hour
practicc, once per week, starting
after New Year’s and one game
cach Saturday starting Jan. 24.
Practices, and game times, will
be determined by the number of
players participating.
“ Another awesome thing
about Upward basketball are the
weekly awards earned by the
players", says M ike Draylon of
the Serving Him Ministry. "The
players can earn awards each
week based upon the charactcr
traits they display and effort put
forth out on the court. I’m really
excited about this program and
w ill serve as tho devotions
commissioner for the league. 1
know that this league will only
be successful if the community
gets behind it and we arc seeing
many churches getting involved
with this program so that it will
indeed be successful. We thank
all of those volunteers,and wc
could use even more.”
To spread Ihe word about the
new league, pamphlets huve
been distributed to many of the
area schools as well as several
businesses volunteering to act as
information agents.
Registrations and player
evaluations are under wuy,
There is one more registrution
and evaluation date remaining
- Saturday, Dec, 13. Anyqne
wishing to have their child be a
part of this basketball and
cheerleading program can bring
Ihelr child to the Family Life
Center at B laise Baptist
between 9:30 a,m. and 2 p.m.
H ave your child ready by
having them in footwear
appropriate for the four skill
drills, for basketball, thut they
w ill be taking part in.
For more information about
Ihe Upward basketball and
cheerleading programs, or for
answers lo any questions
pertaining lo the registrations
and evaluations, conlact the
Blaise. Baptist office at 751-
3639 or call to volunteer with
the Upward programs.
Big Deer
Lorrl Jones speaks to a family about the Upward league
registration process.
Shane Poplin shot this 13-point buck on Nov. 21
on à hunting trip In Illinois.
First Buck
Summer Sutherland, 13, of Mocksville, killed her
first buck on Friday, Dec. 5 while hunting with her
Uncle Larry in the Wyo communily of Davie County.
Shane Callahan shows great form during his shooting
skills evaluation.
Old School: Davie Sports From 1992
• Jason Rico had 12 points opened wilh a 61-56 win over
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Gerald Roberts scorcd 14 in
the next game, a 65-62 loss to
North Davidson. Jason Phelps
had 10.
• Davie’s Ben Edwards, a
junior sweeper, made- the nll-
Centrul Piedmont Conference
team in soccer. Currie Brown
was honored in tennis. She wus
Dnvie’s top seed, going 13-7
overall and 8-6 in the CPC.
• Uly Orisctle missed a PDA
Tour playing curd by a gnat’s
eyebrow. In PGA Qualifying
School, he needed to finish
among the top 40 .scores over six
days and 108 holes. He nni.shed
41st with a totui score of 433.
The cutoff was 432. Grisclle did
receive a Nike Tour card for the
‘93 season.
• M aria Newsome had 14
points, Carrie Brown 12 and
Shannon Umberger nine, but
D avie’s varsity girls lost the
opener 54-50 to Statesville. The
6-2 Newsom e com piled 11
points, 11 rebounds und five
blocks in u 70-55 win over
North Duvidson. .
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The S treak Is O ver
North Wrestling Suffers First Loss Since ‘02
The streak died. The streak -
88 straight matches without a
loss for North Davie’s wrestling
team - evaporated last week at
Southwest Randolph, and it
went down hard, 57-28,
Nothing in sports cun last
forever, Coach Ron K irk ’s
Wildcats, who put together one
of the most amazing streaks in
D avie history, had gone six
years w ithout a loss. They
hadn’t experienced defeat since
a 53-27 decision to Howard
Riddle’s South Davie Tigers in
2002, and their record since
1987-88 was 268-7-1. They
won 74 straight before last
year’s 48-48 lie wilh West M c
Dowell, and they started 3-0 this
year to extend the streak to 88.
It was the longest such streak
in K irk’s storied career. His
1994, 1995 and 1996 teams
went undefeated. After losing
four times over the next six
years, North began the 87-0-1
run in 2003,
The Wildcats were coming
off 64- and 33-point romps, bul
they couldn’t compete with SW
Randolph, North wns pinned in
the first five weight classes for
a 30-0 deficit. M att Vernon
slowed the bleeding with a first-
period pin at 125, and Austin
York pinned at 135 to trim the
deficit to 36-12,
The Wildcats dodged a sca-
son-opening bullet in a 52-42
win over China Grove, erasing
a 24-6 deficit. But there w6re no
late-match heroics this time as
SW R knocked North out at 140,
145 and 152.
■ A t 51-12 wilh four weights
to go, the outcome was dccidcd.
North did take three of the
final four, with quick pins from
Toby Lowe and Brandon Horne
and a 10-2 maj6r decision from
Cole Blankenship.
A ll told, SW R grabbed 10 of
15 weight classes and controlled
nine of the match’s 13 pins. The
hosts knocked o ff three un
beaten W ildcats - Brandon
Joplin, Logan Hendricks and
Jordan Foucheux.
Notes: Lowe and Home are
steamrolling. Both are 4-0 with
four pins,,., Vemon and Blan
kenship are also 4-0, ,„ North
took Five of eight preliminary
matches. The winners were
George Bohena (pin), Hunter
A ref (pin), Jason Mace (10-1),
Trenton Briggs (pin) and Dylan
Kennedy (pin).
E llis W re s tle rs C o m e O u t S tr o n g
The Ellis wrestling team
made things look ea.sy in Ihe
firsl two mutches, beuting East
A lexander 60-27 and East
W ilkes 66-24, Coach Jason
Hooker got 2-0 starts from five
guys; Oniver Candido, Aaron
Gutlenburg, Cameron Peebles,
Corvonn Peebles and Jonathan
Tise, Guttenburg and Corvonn
Peebles pinned both of their
opponents.
Going 1-1 for Ellis were
Cameron Allien, Tyier Correll,
Seth Dunn, Parker Grant, Anyus
Holm un, Jay Law son, Trip
M cN eill, Harrison Sales and
Austin Whitaker,
S o u tii W re s tle rs C ru is e T o 3 rd W in
South D uvie’s wrestling
team cmiscd to a third straight
win lust week at Thomasville,
78-16, The wins have come by
51, 33 and 62 points.
South (3-1) was a winner
before the match began. Tho-
musville hundcd over eight for-
feits, or 48 points. O f the eight
guys that Thomasville sent lo die
mat, five of them were pinned
by Caleb Mathis, Bobby Fowler,
Lazaro Sanchez, Russell An
thony and Alex Jacobs.
The forfeits went to Micah
Fuller, Colton Orrell, Nathan
Howard, Lance LuRoquc, Jamal
Lackey, Stephen Smoot, Heath
Nail and Carlton Booe.
Fowler is 4-0 with all pins.
Anthony and Smoot are ulso 4-
0. Mathis and Jacobs have one
loss, bul all three of iheir wins
arc pins.
E llis G irls Thu m p N orth
The Ellis girls basketball
leam put on a show last week at
N orth D avie, thum ping the
Wildcats 40-7. Ellis’ offense is
getting better. It scored 18 and
24 points in the first two games.
W hile Ellis was sailing to
ward a 3-0 record, the Wildcats
wore stumbling through their
season opener. .. _
"We shot the ball the best
that we’ve shot it,” Ellis coach
M ike Morgan said. "You could
tell it made a big difference hav
ing a couple games under your
belt. Every one of them is im
proving a little bit every day.
Some of Ihem got to play for the
first time, and you could see
Iheir progress.”
The Jaguars rocked North
16-4 in the first quarter. Amy
Stellcr (seven points), Caroline
M iller (four) and Allie Slabach
(four) did the damage,
Steller settled for nine points,
the third time she’s scored at
least that, Bul she got ample
help from Salem Camey (six),
A nne-M arie H arvey (six).
M iller (four), Slabach (four),
Elizabeth Smith (four) and Ivey
Cumey (three),
Jill Duffner led North with
four points.
"I was pleased, too, bccausc
some of the ones that play ull
the time didn’t get to ploy ns
much, und my team has a real
good attitude,” Morgan said.
"There wasn’t any pouting or
any o f that stuff. M y starters
(Steller, M ille r, Slabach, S.
Carney and Sydney Wooten)
supported their teammates who
don’t get to play us much. It’s
enjoyable coaching when
you’re not dealing with any at
titudes or problems.”
The halftime margin was 22-
4, and it swelled to 34-7 in the
third. Morgan said his inside
depth gives him all kinds of op
tions defensively. He can rotate
giris without skipping a beat,
" I’ve got a lot of post play
ers who ate close ability-wise,
and it’s a good thing for a coach
bccause that gives us 30 fouls
that wc have without somebody
getting in foul trouble,” he said,
Noics; Slabach and Wooten
have scored in all three games,
Ellis 40 - Amy Steller 9, Sa
lem Camey 6, Anne-Marie Har
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Slabach 4, Elizabeth Smith 4,
Ivey Camey 3, Allie Fruits 2,
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N . DavIc 7 - Jill Duffner 4,
Brooke Wallace 2, Em ily Evans
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В4 - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thurstlny, Dcc. 11, 2008
Raheem Martin works on the low block.
Lake Slabach grabs a rebound.
D u h a r t D e liv e r s A t
C r u n c h T im e F o r J V s
Wallucc Duhart of Davie’s
JV boys baskctbiill lcani tlidn'l
scratch »1 u 34-32 season-open
ing loss to West Iredell. But Ihe
guard certainly distinguished
himself in lasl week’s 50-42
win al North Rowan.
Duharl’s nine-point outburst
in the fourth quarier wns the
iliffercnce for the War Eagles,
who led 32-31 before blowing
past North 18-11 in Ihe fourth.
Duhart came alive after
scoring three points in the first
seven quarters of the season. He
finished with 12 points.
“You talk about someone
who came through," coach Jeff
Walton said. “It was his pen-
jjtration. 1 told him all week to
penetrate, penetrate, penetrate.
That’s what he did. And lie hit
a 3-pointer with a minute and a
half left that broke their backs."
Duhart’s triple gave Davie a
four-point lead.
Davie played liol potato wilh
the rock, sharing the ball and
producing four players with at
least seven points and nine to
tal scoters. Alex Nowmun had
nine. Lake Slabach eight and
Darius Wilson seven.
“It was definitely a team ef
fort," he said. “I played 12 guys
out of 15."
Notes: Poor rebounding and
foul shooting nearly cosl Davie
the game. "We were terrible al
the frce-throw line," he said.
"We're going to practice that.”
Dnvlc SO, N, Rownn 42 -
Wallace Duharl 12, Alex New
man 9, Lake Slabach 8, Darius
Wilson 7, Blake Simmons 4,
Teddy Allen 3, Rahcem Marlin
3, Taylor Jones 2, Jawuugn Ar
nold 2.
Wallace Duhart carried Davie In the fourth.
Alex Newman goes for a basket.Jawaugn Arnold takes a jump shot.
Jeff Walton is a first-vear head coach for the Davle JV bovs basketball team. - Photos bv James Barrinaer
H itrris
Rallies...
Continued From Page B l
Marion helped spark the fu
rious comeback by scoring
seven points in the third. After
scoring 12 points in the firsl
three games, Jamal M ayfield
erupted for 12 points lo go wilh
five rebounds.
“Johnny M ille r said:
‘Marion’s really close lo bust
ing out,” ’ Absher said. “And he
scored seven poinls in the third.
Those were big shots."
Absher called timeout with
North ahead 50-49, and his son.
Drew Absher, and Landon Har
ris executed his play just the way
he drew il up. Absher bounced
il lo Harris on the low block.
Harris hit a textbook turnaround
with 40 seconds left. Jamal
M ayfield grabbed N orth’s
missed shot wilh 19 seconds left
to .«ical the win.
“Landon’s played three
pretty good games in a row,” he
suid, “(The rally) was pretty
amazing. The thing that makes
you feel good is our guys didn’t
give up. As coach (Doug) llling
would say, you’ve jusi gol lo
outscore them by one."
Harris’ stock continued to
rise as he nailed six of nine shots
for 13 poinls. Absher had U
points and five assists, while
James M ayfield ripped down
seven rebounds.
Davic 78, E. Randolph SS
The final margin was not in
dicative of how the game started.
The Wildcats had Davic reeling
when they scorcd 19 o f the
game’s first 25 points. In Ihe first
quarier Davie missed 13 of 16
shots and nil seven 3-point at
tempts. W hat’s more, il was
outrebounded 13-5.
Remarkably, Ihe War Eagles
regrouped and outscored East
ern 46-18 in the middle quarters.
From the second quarter on, they
shot a blistering 28 of 52 (54
percent), including 9-of-18
marksmanship from beyond the
arc, They were so efficient they
committed four turnovers in the
final 24 minutes.
“We finally gol some easy
buckets off our defense," Absher
said. “That got us going. We re
bounded better during that time,
too, which allowed us to gel oul
and go.”
Absher had been a time bomb
waiting to (ielonnte, so it wasn’t
surprising to sec one of the lop
scorers of all time break loose
for 21 points. He added 8 assists
and four steals. “I felt Drew was
close to busting oul," his father
said. “We told him al halftime
to shoot Ihe ball, and he finally
hit n spurt that he’s been look
ing for.”
Absher and Jamal Mayfield
nearly outscored ER by them
selves in the second half (31 to
30). W hile Absher poured in 18
after halftime, Jamal scored 12
of his 16 in the second half.
Jnm nl M ay flc id
Three limes the unflappable jun
ior made a steal in the frontcourl
and dashed lo ihe other end for
a layup. Mayfield had eight re-'
bounds to go with his four steals.
Absher, Jamal, Marion and
Harris are something lo watch
in the open floor.
“When we run, wc'rc pretty
good becausc il gives us extra
rebounding opportunities,” Ab
sher said. “When the defense is
chasing you, it's easier to get an
offensive rebound. When you
have Jamal, Alex, Drew and
Landon making 3s, we’re pretty
good on offense.”
There were several factors in
the win, James M ayfield con
tributed seven points and eight
rebounds. Harris hit two 3s dur
ing an 18-5 surge in thi second
quuner. Marion had five poinls
and five assists.
And freshman center Shan
non Dillard made a solid debut
after missing the first four games
wilh a knee injury. He reporled
for Ihe first time wilh 19 .seconds
left in the first quarter, with the
deficit 19-6. Dillard took the
inbounds pass and scored on his
first high-school touch. He
wound up 3-for-3 from the fioor.
In the second half, he got the
first of what will be several hun
dred blocks, redirecting the shot
inlo the first row.
“Thai’s a gtcal start,” Absher
said. “I put Shannon in wilh the
score 19-6 because I Ihought
maybe a puiback or blocked shot
would spiirl us. (A blocked shot)
energizes us. I think back lo big
C liff (Bums) and the tiines when
it looked like people were go
ing lo score and they didn’t. That
cnn lend to a lot of good things.”
Joey Taylor (nine points) put
the exclamation mark on the
evening, scoring the final seven
Davie points. The big man hit a
3-pointcr. He wasn’t satisfied.
On the next trip down, he hit a
long two (a toe was on the line).
“In basketball class Joey
practices that shot, and I let him
practice it,” Absher said. "But I
would have never thought he
would have gotten it in a game.”
Notes: Davie was one of 13
from the floor when freshman
Denzel Redmon’s jumper cut
ER’s lead lo 14-6. Dillard’s first
career shot ignited a 20-5 run.
W hal a freshman combination.
... Davie plays at North Rowan
on Dec. 12, at home to West
Rowan on Dec. 17 and ot home
against Ledford on Dcc. 18.
Davie 51, N . Rowan SO -
Jamal Mayfield 14, Landon Har
ris 13, Drew Absher II, Alex
Marion 7, Joey Taylor 4, James
Mayfield 2.
Davic 78, E. Randolph 5 5 -
Absher 21, Jamal Mayfield 16,
Taylor 9, Harris 8, James M ay
field 7, Shannon D illard 6,
Marion 5, Denzel Redmon 4, P.J.
Neely 2.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dcc. 11,2008 - B5
9th Boys Open With Win
The Davie freshman boys
bnskctball team used a 28-16
run in the second quarier lo de-
fcnt visiting Watauga 63-50 in
lasl week’s season opener.
Seven plnyers scored in the
second quarter, led by W ill
Beeson’s seven poinls. Cam
eron Phillips, Josh Crickard,
Mitchell M iller, Kevin Miller,
Adam Smith and Caleb McGee
contributed to the run, Beeson
and Kevin M ille r had nine
points each to lead coach M ike
Dinkins’ War Eagles. Kentrell
Ray added eight. Crickard had
seven while Smith and Blair
Carson had six each.
Dinkins’ assistant coach is
Andy Caudle.
Davic 63, Watauga SO - W ill
Beeson 9, K evin M ille r 9,
Kentrell Ray 8, Josh Crickard
7, Adam Smith 6, Blair Carson
6, Cameron Phillips 5, Mitchell
M ille r 4, D avis Absher 3,
K irkland Bowles 2, Caleb
McGee 2.
War Eagle Giris Squander 19-5 Lead
By Brian Pitts
Davic Entcr])risc Rccord
Just when it appeared the
Davie varsity girls basketball
team was hitting its stride and
gaining momentum, il fell apart.
After the Wur Eagles closed
slrong to hold off visiting North
Rowan 53-48, they exploded to
a 19-5 lead on Eastern Randolph
;herc Friday. Davie, however,
' unraveled und lost 46-42.
“Where that (lead) went, I
don’t know,” conch Debbie
Bvuns said ufter Davie slipped
to 2-3 in nonconfercnec play.
Tw o A lex Keiser assists
helped Davic to a 27-22 third-
quarter lend over North Rowan.
But leading scorer Kellie Brown
rolled her ankle Inter in the quur
tcr, and things remuined tight
deep into tho fourth.
The spark turned out to be
someone nobody cxpectcd -
Mechel Gud.son, who quit the
lenm after nine games lust ycur
und scored just five poinls in her
first two uppearances this year.
She scored five straight points
to swing the momentum, stcul-
ing the ball at halfcourt, driving
all the way in, spinning und
bunking it home while drawing
a foul. Wilh the Davie crowd on
its feet. North called timeout.
Moments later, Gadson powered
to the lane, drew a foul und made
two free throws.
Gadson’s coming-out party
included II points, seven re
bounds and 5-of-8 accuracy al
the line.
“Gadson stepped up huge for
us,” Evans said, “N 9 doubt
about it. We hud to huve some
power inside, nnd she was the
first one to get the message that,
hey, we've got to get lo the rim.
We've seen flashes of it. She
needed a little confidence and
the experience. She only played
half the year last year. Hopefully
she cun keep going forward wilh
that. That’s whal we’re looking
Haley I\/liller races to the basket.
for out of her. It sparked lhat
run."
Brown returned lo Ihe floor
in lime to rebound her own miss
nnd score for a 51-48 lead wilh
a minute left. Brown’s assist lo
Gadson with 33 seconds left
scaled the deal al 53-48. Asia
Steed played big down the
stretch us well, scoring six of
eight Duvie points in one stretch.
Duvic got seven points and
six steals from Ashley Smoot,
five points and three assists from
Keiser, eight points from Slccd,
seven points and 10 rebounds
from Sarah Evans and five
points from Janna Dixon. Elyssa
Tucker contributed three assists.
Brown failed lo score double
figures for Ihe firsl time, but she
still put up four points, five
steals and four rebounds despite
missing significant time wilh Ihe
ankle issue.
“That’s the typo of game you
want your senior ball handler
und scorer in there," Evans .said.
“1 .said: ‘If you can go, let’s go.’
She’s gol the strength and expe
rience to score. That’s a big
plus."
With Tonesha Turner silting
oul with an injury, Keiser and J.
Dixon stepped up und filled the
void. “They held their own
while running the point for us,”
Evans said.
E. Randoipii 46, Davic 42
A win looked like u sure thing
when Davie jumped on ER 19-
5. Bul Davic is a young team still
learning lo play, and it collapsed
and let the Wildcats off the hook.
The loss soured the team’s
mood. It could have been 3-2
instead of 2-3.
“Wc had some intensity, we
were making some shots and we
were handling the ball O K ,”
Evans said of the fust start. “We
were doing the things wc had
talked nbout.”
The fourth quurtcr wns a
mess. The War Eagles shot one
of 16 from Ihe floor and three of
14 from the line. By contrast.
Eastern hit six of six free throws
in the fourth and 11 of 14 for the
gume.
“We let them back in il at the
end of the finsl half,” Evans said.
“Turnovers gave them six quick
points in the last minute and
gave them some life. We came
out in the second h alf and
struggled, turning the ball over
nnd scoring-wise.”
Notes: The loss spoiled nice
numbers for Turner (12 poinls,
three 3s, six rebounds) and
Brown (11 points, 12 rebounds).
Tucker hud five slenls, while
Keiser scored nine poinls. ...
Davie plays at Norlh Rowan on
Dcc. 12, ul home lo West Rownn
on Dec. 17 nnd al home against
Ledford on Dec. 18.
D avie 53, N . Rowun 48 -
Mechel Gadson II, Asia Steed
8, Sarah Evans 7, Ashley Smoot
7, Alex Keiser 5, Jannu Dixon
5, K ellie Brown 4, Elyssa
Tuckcr 2, Mnlcia Stevenson 2,
G adson
Brittani Stewart 2.
E astern R andolph 46,
Davic 42 - Tonesha Turner 12,
Brown 11, Keiser 9, Evuns 5,
Smoot 3, Tucker 2.
Sadie Lagle beats defenders to the goal.
D o m in a t e . . .
Continued From Page U l
Notes: Holland, Swicegood
and Shelton have scorcd ut least
five points in all three games.
Davic 47, N. Rowan 20 -
Cnnnen Grubb 9, Taliah Holland
9, Laura Shelton 8, M yshia
Turner 7, Ashton Swicegood 6,
Liz Hnrlman 4, Sadie Lugle 2,
Kutcru Cockerhum 2.
Davic 55, E. Randolph 26 -
Cura Hendricks 14, Carinen
Grubb 8, Ashton Swicegood 7,
Rebekuh McCann 6, Laura Shel
ton 5, Taliah Holland 5, Liz
Hartman 5, Myshia Turner 3,
Sadie Lagle 2.
Taliah Holland keeps possession of the ball.
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who also missed ust 7 games but was a few
points off in the tie-breaker.
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In high school we’re down to the finals and the
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B8 ■ DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 11,2008
" “H endricks was solid,”
North assistant Charlie Cren-
Jhaw said. “Beeson hnd several
hssists (to go with 10 poinls).
We got good minutes from
(Oarrett) Nestor and Slonn off
Ihe bcnch. They hit some big
fhots and they scrapped. Heag-
feins plnyed a great defensive
game.”
Who would hnve thought
North would take a double-digit
jjpad on South when South
Stored the first 12 points and 15
of the first 187 South appeared
jvell on its way to knocking
North all ai;ound the gym when
I'jvins Cody and Caleb Martin
tombined for 19 points in the
iirst quarter.
r North wiggled off the hook
iind used an 11-2 run to close to
jjl-lP at the half. North’s run
extended to 30-8 in the third,
when the lead grew to 33-23.
Soutli got off the deck and re
sponded w ith a 10-0 run to
jnake it 33-30 by Ihe end of the
third. The biggest shot was Josh
bockman’s 3.
; “It was mlddle-school bas
ketball at its best,” South coach
Brent Wall said.
With the Tigers in jeopardy
pf falling lo 0-4, they flourished
in the fourth and outscored
North 13-6. Devon Parks’ six
poinls and Caleb Martin’s four
Spurred South down the stretch.
I "Devon stepped up big-
lime," W all said. “His confi-
ilence is getting belter. You’ve
got lo retnember, he didn’t get
II whole lot of plnying lime Inst
year. When he did, il wns mostly
Inop-up time.”
• Parks’ slenl-nnd-lnyup gave
Pouth a three-point lead. North
lied il from downtown. After the
jcams exchanged turnovers,
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Ing, 10-foot runner with 15 sec-'
onds left. In thé dying scconds
North twice missed the front end
of u one-and-one. That was a
theme as North missed eigiit of
nine free throws in the fourth.
Caleb and Cody Martin fin
ished with 15 and 14 points, re
spectively. Parks added a sea
son-high eight. W hile Cody’s
scoring wns a senson high, Cnleb
registered double figures for the
third lime in ns many Iries.
Norlh gol II poinls cnch
from Brown and Hendricks,
who has 26 in two games.
“Hendricks and Brown
played their guls oul,” Crenshaw
said. “They scorcd 11 each and
lliey worked for it, loo.”
Ellis is l-2„ South 1-3 and
North 1-1.
Lexington 45, S. Davle 37 -
Cnleb Martin 11, Josh Cockman
9, Cody Martin 8, Devon Pnrks
4, Ruekwon Orny 3; Adnm
Peoples 2.
E llis 44 - Peyton Sell 12,
Kenyon Tatum 10, Jeremy
Wnlker 8, Nick Boswell 7, kur
tis Banner 2, Karch Arey 2,
Stone Stroud 2, Josh Rominger
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N. Dnvie 46 - Logan Hen
dricks 15, Ben Beeson 10, Travis
H olden 5, A aron Brown 4,
Cameron Heaggins 4, Chrislian
Latham 3, Austin Sloan 3,
GnrretlNcslor2.
N . Dnvlc 41 - Lognn Hen
dricks 11, Aaron Brown 11, Ben
Beeson 6, Austin Sloim 5, Travis
Holden 3, Garrett Nestor 3,
Cameron Hcnggins 2.
S. Dnvlc 43 - Caleb Mnrtin
15, Cody M nrlin 14, Devon
Pnrks 8, Josh Cockm an 3,
Johnathan Wiseman 2, Russell
Anthony 1.
Caleb Martin (left) and Evan Lankford of South try to stop the penetration of North’s Cameron Heaggins.
South’s Russell Anthony makes a pass.There’s a wild scram for the ball.Branson Parnell goes in against Robert Daniel.
Cody Martin elevates toward the rim The North Davie cheerleaders watch the dramatic finish in agony.
Travis Holden attacks for North The South Davie crowd erupts when the Tigers make a big shot.- Photos by James Barringer
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Jennifer Webster guards Tia Clement.
The Tigers smother an offensive player from North Davie In their win over North.
South...
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Sponaugle broke oul wilh a ca
reer-high 13. She had lhal in ihc
third quarter.
“She’s good aboul getting
poinls whenever we need them,”
Chnlmers said.
N orth’s points camc from
two players - Jennifer Websicr
and Emily Evans.
South Davic 27, Lexington
16 - Tia Cliuneni 14. Emcral
Gadson 11, Sarah Sponaugle 2.
N orth Davic 16 - Jennifer
W ebster 6, E m ily Evnns 4,
Chelsea W hitaker 2. Brooke
Wallace 2, Alyssa Turner 2.
South Davic 32 - Tia Cleni-
eni 15, Sarah Sponaugle 13,
Eineral Gadson 2, Abby Daniels
2.
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Mobys Coffee: Heavenly grounds
"Heavenly grounds for your dally grind.” That Is Ihe theme at ■
Mobys Cottee In Hillsdale. Patrick and Aiiyson Sawtelie opened
Mobys Coffee last February,
It all began last year while the couple were traveling around
North Carolina looking at other Mobys franchises.
"We called It Moby Hopping," Aiiyson,remembers,
They went to a Mobys In Mt, Airy for a praise and worship ses-
. sion and were totally awed by the experience,
“We felt like God was telling us to start tlie coffee shop,” says
Aiiyson, “It was a very strong puli,”
Patrick explained how they came to choose Hillsdale to start
their franchise, “We actually brought the Mobys trailer to a Da
vie County High School football event,” he says. “While we were
there, a man approached us and told us that the Dairy Queen,
building In Hillsdale might be available.” ' ' ■ ‘
The couple, thinking there was no. way they would be able to af
ford it, went to the bank and were'offered a “phenomenal deal” to /
be able to start their dream In that location, ‘K '-i
‘It took us four weeks and four days to open,” notes Patrick.
"God literally moved mountains out of the way for us.”
Patrick specifically remembers one huge mountain that was
moved when they lound out a coffee house that was going out of
business. They were able to get the entire Inside of that building
for a ridiculously low price. They were able to furnish practically
everything in the coffee house with that furniture.
But the passion behind Mobys Is not coffee Patrick explains.
“The other owners and ourselves didn't get Into this to make lots
of ijioney,” he explains. “This is more about the ministry aspect to
us. How can we make a difference In the community”?
And making a difference they are. Last year, after the Davle
High prom and until 3 am, they offered free drinks and free snacks
to all the participants.
Patrick says. “We wanted to give the kids a safe place to come
after the prom. Everything they got here was absolutely free.”
Patrick says parents called to ask If this was legitimate. The re
sponse was ovenwheimlng. They had about 200 kids come that
night. Most were still In their prom dresses and tuxedos.
■ Other community eVents/fundralsers have also been at Mobys
since opening, such as an Autism Awareness benefit, two crulse-
ins, and outdoor concerts. , .
Mobys Coffee also offers praise and worship with live bands
every Friday and Saturday night. The bands come and play for
free In the coffee house.
“The organization that helps wilh this music aspect is Serving
Him Ministry,” Aiiyson says. “They have been Instrumental in get
ting the praise bands in,"
Aiiyson says that the crowds have ranged from SO to 200 people
on Fridays and Saturdays, The couple said their hope Is for Mobys
to become a bridge for breaking down denominational barriers.
“It's phenomenal to look out across the crowd and see all the
different denominations standing together,”
On Interesting note of trivia Patrick mentioned is that Davle
County is one of the smallest counties In the slate, but It Is home to
104 churches, “Mobys helps bring these, people together,” Patrick
notes, “Coffee shops are the like the wells of Biblical times-where
people'wqiild.gather and visit,” • , , ,
People Who do not attend church regularly because maybe they
don’t feel comfortable wftuld come here,” adds Aiiyson.
The response from the community has been encouraging for the
Sawtelles. they have had so many people come up to them .and
say simply, "thank you” for doihgirtls; . ' '“Pf\ the. end cfl^^ach nigtil v<e plpse.'Wilh prpyer,”, Patrick notes!) ^
“We pr^y before and after praiSA :,^ Worship,’ Many plaMs we i;
close the drive-thru during thw tln^because we want people to
come inside and experience what God is doing In Ihis place.”
One new thing Mobys has started is serving lunch and dinner.
“We have soups, salads, wraps, sandwiches and hot dogs,” Pat
rick says. “We use all Boar Head dell meals.”
Mobys Is also selling up a temporary new location on Highway
601 near Davie High School next to Zeko’s Restaurant.
"Wa will be open at that location Monday through Friday from
7:00 am to 10:00 am," mentions Patrick. “We want to be available
for Ihe high school students as they arrive on campus.”
Another new aspect of Mobys elnce opening Is catering. They
can cater dell trays, pastry trays, coffee service, etc. to businesses
or family gatherings. They also deliver within a 5 mile radius, with
a minimum order.
Having a place outside of church to worshli^ |s one of the rea
sons Patrick and Aiiyson fell In love with this frarichlso. They would
like lo thank all those ^ho have been so supportlyo in this mission.
Including Ihe Unharts, the Dillons, Serving Him Ministry, all the
local churches, with special lhanks to Cornerstone. Christian and
Blaise Baptist, and the community
“We feel like we have taken a front line stand by being here,”
Patrick notes. “This Is our passion."
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Folks appreciated the free hot
chocolate offered by Mocksville First
Methodist Church Saturday during the
annual Christmas parade,
Nol only was it good, just holding
the cup wanned lots of hands,
h was cold.
But the weather didn’t stop thou
sands of people from heading down
town that afternoon - lining Ihc streets
from Ihe Brock center to the bottom of
Depot H ill - to watch Ihe parade. Hun
dreds more rode on floats, marched and
escorted the season inlo town.
Following are the winners in the
Davie Chamber of Commerce parade;
• business, Autumn Core of Mocks
villc, KountryKids Learning Center &
Preschool;
• civic/non-profit, Boy Scout Pack
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• school, Shady Grove Bouncing
Bullfrogs and Sizzling Cyclers;
• church, Freedom Baptist Church;
and
• single, individual, Chad Thomas.
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Richard McDaniel, 3, of Mocksvllle, Is ready for the parade to start
- wearing camouflage and a Santa hat and a toy to keep him busy.
Even the little people had plenty
of Christmas cheer to go around.
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Little cheerleaders show some spirit.
Members of the Shady Grove
Sizzling Cyclers dazzle the
crowd.
Members of the Davle High Marching War Eagles make their way
up North Main Street.
Julia Linville, Summer Lawson, Debbie Campbell, Sydnye Lawson
and Alice Hanes watch the parade.
Baxter the dog and Laney
Metinbers of Cedar Grove Baptist Church sing Christmas carols Jaycocks of Advance are
along the parade route. bundled up to stay warm.
It’s appropriate that the Humane Society of Davle County float __________________________________________
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¿ ^ ¿ / r a F o s t e r S m i t h
C e i e b r a t e s B i r t h d a y
Laura Foster Sm ith cel
ebrated her 90th birtliday with
an op?n house on Saturday,
Nov. 15 from 2-4 p.m. at the
Fork Baptist Church Fellowship
Building.
The party was hosled by her
children, Bob, Ron, and Johnny
Smith and Lynette Braun. A
pink color scheme was used at
the eyent, catered by M rs.,
Smith’s niece, Nancy Ward.
About 100 friends and fam
ily attended. Out-of-town guesls
were H ow ard W ilkings and
daughter Judy Evens of Mon
roe, Tanya Alford of Pittsboro,
Lynette Braun of Moneta, Va.,
Rhonda Smith of Havelock, and
Jennifer Seward of Morehead
City.
Mrs. Smith wore a purple
and black silk ensemble. Her '
accessories included her origi
nal wedding band, given to her
by her late husband, Gray
Smith, on July 3,1937. She also
wore an amethyst necklace
given to her by Jill Pryor, a
friend of her daughter in Mon-
eln. Her wrist corsage was pink
roses.
Guests were entertained in
song, by JoAnn Johnsori,
M elody Smith and Kenneth
Munday.
Round tables were decorated
with white tablecloths and mir
rored floral centcrpieces with a
candle. A gift table and card
basket table were covered \yith
a white tablecloth. The guest
register was attended by her
granddaughter, Rhiana Smith. A
table o f family photos and al-
Laura Foster Smith
bums was displayed, as was her
teapot collection.
The food table was covered
with pink lace over a white
tablecloth and accented with
white and pink bolloons and a
silver candelabrum with pilik
candles: The food consisted of
u vegetable platter with dip,
cheese and crackers, cheese ball
wilh Graham Crackers, meat
balls, chicken salad with crack
crs, pimento cheese sandwiches,
chickcn salad sandwiches, pea
nuts, fruit arrangement, ham
sandwiches, m ini-chocolate
eclairs and punch.
The birthday cake, a sheet
cake with a small round cake on
top that held a 90lh birthday
candle, was decorated with pink
roses.
D ic k m a n n -F e n s t e r m a k e r
E n g a g e m e n t A n n o u n c e d
Mr. and Mrs. Brian M . Dickmahn of Advance announce the
etigagernent of their daughter, Elise N. Dickmann to Jason P.
Fenstermaker, son of M r. and Mrs. Ken R. Fenstermaker of
Yadkinville.
The bride-cloct graduated with honors from East Carolina
University in Greenville wilh a bachelor’s degree in nutrition and
dietedcs.
Tho groom-to-be graduated from Coastal Carolina University
in Conway, S.C, with a bachelor’s degree in business administra
tion witli a major in marketing/professional golf management.
A fall wedding Is scheduled to be held In Winston-Salem,
M y e r s -Q u in n .
E n g a g e m e n t A n n o u n c e d Y M C A O f f e r i n g
C h r i s t m a s C a m p
Stephen and Janie Myers of Mocksvillc atinoinicc the engage
ment of their daughter, Amanda Beth Myers to Justin B. Quinn,
son of Barry and Sheila Quinn of Advancc.
The bride-elcct is a graduate of Davie High School arid Forsyth
Tech. §he is owner of Golden Shear Pet Spa and Boarding. She is
the granddaughter of Bueford and Hazel Lambert of Mocksville
and Ethel Myers and the late Hayden C. Myers of Mocksville.
;• The groom-to-be is a graduate of Davie High School and
Forsyth Tech. He is employed by Bill Edward.s Plumbing. He is
the grandson of Morie Benedict of Coruhna,'Canada and the late
Perce Benedict, and the late Josh and Ella Quinn of Clemmons.
The wedding is set for Feb. 13,2009 at Yadkin Valley Baptist
Church, Advance.
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Buzzard Earns
Academy Degree
Megan K. Buzzard recently
graduated from the American
Music & Drama Acadcmy of
New York.
She is a graduate of U N C at
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She is Ihe daughter of
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Lynn Bowden of H ighland
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Fire Department with thank you cards and goodie bags filled with treats
for the firefighters. The girls got a tour of the department, and saw dem
onstrations of the medical truck and a firefighter quickly putting on their
suit.
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2008 Christttias Services
First United M ethodist Church
310 North Main Street, Mocksviiie
You are cordially Invited
to the Seventy-Fourth Annual
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District 4-H youth volunteer of the year award winner Savannah McGunigal (center, both photos), with the state
officer team on left and at right, with Lyndsle Dore and Tracy Vogler of Davie’s 4-H team.
4-Her Honored For Volunteer Sen/Ice
Savannah M cG unigal, a
member of the Davie County
4 -H Teen Association, was
recognized w ith the West
C entral D is tric t Youth
Volunteer of the year award.
M cG u n ig al has shown
outstanding leadership and
volunteerism throughout the
year as a coach for the Davie
' Eagles Cheerleaders, a Special
Olympics cheerleading team,
said Lyndsie D ore,
Cooperative Extension agent
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C a r Wa s hN. Yadkinville Rd. Mocksville
■4- ,, ('across fmm Low es Hom e . rj- my;, ■ Improvement)
fo r 4 -H and youth
development.
Special Olympics of North
C arolina (S O N C ) provides
program s fo r people w ith
disabilities ages 8 and up.
Finding volunteers is usually
a challenge for this program.
“ M cG u n ig al look this
challenge and merged her love
o f chcerleading and helping
others to form the D uvie
Eagles cheerleaders," Dore
said. "Under her leadership.
the cheerleaders took home
bronze medals at the SO N C
State C heerleading
Tournament in March 2008,”
In addition to being a coach
fo r the D a v ie Eagles,
M cGunigal also volunteers in
other areas of Ihe community.
She is the president o f the
Davie 4 -H Teen Association,
she serves as the youth
representative on the D avie
County Extension Advisory
Leadership Council and the
D avie 4 -H Youth A dvisory
C om m ittee, she volunteers
each summer with the Davie 4-
H Summer Fun program, she
is active in community service
projects at Farm ington
Com m unity Center, she is u
trainer for the D avie H igh
School football program and
much more.
“Savannah works hard to
help others and her community
and this aw ard is w ell
deserved,” Gore said.
A group of concerned bikers
and a local business owner are
answering the call to bring toys
for needy families to A Store
house for Jesus with a toy run
this weekend.
Moxies Bor on North Main
Street in Mocksville is hosting
its first Run for Toys Polar Bear
Ride this Saturday morning.
The ride, which is open to oil
bikers and anyone else who
wants to join, will leave Moxies
at 11 a.m., and head to Union
Grove for lunch at Double D's
Bar and Grill on NC 901 North.
After lunch, the group will
retum to Moxies for a free poker
draw and pool tournament.
The winning poker himd will
receive $50, the pool tourna
ment winner will receive a tro
phy. Statesville based band
North of 40 will provide enter
tainment later that evening, and
all who participated in the run
are invited free. If the weather
proves too cold to ride, then
everyone will drive the route in
a convoy.
The entry fee is $15 and the
donation of a small unwrapped
toy, valued aroimd $10. Anyone
inlerested in joining the run, call
M ike Gunning al 251-8595, or
come to Moxies before the start
of the run to register.
La Leche Meeting Scheduled Dec. 17
La Leche League (LLL ) of
Davie County is scheduled to
meet on Dec. 17 at 10 a.m. at
B laise Baptist Church in
Mocksvillc.
A ll pregnant and nursing
mothers and their children are
welcome.
According to the Centers for
Disease Control, the goal for the
nation in 2010 is to have at least
75 percent of mothers initiate
breastfeeding in the hospital and
at least 50 percent continue until
their baby is ut least 6 months
old. In 1998, 64 percent of
women begun breastfeeding in
the hospital w ith o n ly 29
pcrccnt continuing until the
bnby was 6 months old.
" If we are to meet those
goals, m othcr-to-m othcr
support and education found
through Lu Leche Leugue is
essential," according to Davie
L L L leader, Angela Amick.
The American Acodemy of
Pediatrics (A A P ) explains:
“Studies on infants provide
evidence that breastfeeding can
decrease the incidence or
severity of conditions such as
diarrhea, ear infections and
bacterial m eningitis. Some
studies also suggest that
breastfeeding may offer
protection against sudden infant
death syndrome (S ID S ),
diabetes, obesity and asthm«
among others. Research
indicates that breastfeeding can
reduce u mother’s risk of several
medical conditions, including
ovarian and breast canccr, and
possibly a decreased risk of hip
fractures and osteoporosis in the
postmenopausal period,” Tho
current recommendation from
the A A P is exclusive
breastfeeding for approximately
the first six months and support
for breustfeeding for the finst
year and beyond as long as
mutually desired by mother and
child.”
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Amick adds; "With the high
incidence of cancer alone today,
we need to do all we can to
encourage prevention."
Visit the Lu Leche League
International website at IIILorg
for more details. For more
information about the Davie
group, call Amick at 940-3334,
IIIofdavie@gtHiiil.com.
H a v e S u p p e r
W ith S a n ta
Hiwe supper with Santa.
Duvie Schools nutrition em
ployees w ill be there too on
Thursday, Dec. 18, from 5-7
p.m. ut Mocksville Elementary
School.
Santa w ill be there lo hear
each child's Christmas wish. Be
sure to bring a camera for a
photo.
Pizza, snlud nnd a drink will
be sold for $3.
H I, m y nome is Grayclc
nnd I ’d like to tell you about
m y new little sister, C arlie
Elizabeth. C nrlle was born
November 13 at 6:01 p.m. at
Forsyth M cdlcal Centcr. She
weighed 4 Ibs. 14.8 oz. and was
18 Inches long. O u r parents
are Stephen & Am y Correll,
O u r grandparents arc Roger
& Caroline Beck and Terry &
Louise C o rre ll. O u r great
grandparents are D orothy
'frivette, Elizabeth Beck and
Kennetli Correll.
Thank you to those who
brought food, callcd nnd gave
words of suppori to our fam
ily. We ore very grateful for all
the compassionate nurses and
doctors in the N IC U at
Forsyth M edical Centcr. We
would also Uke to thank every
one who prayed for Carlie and
o u r fa m ily w hile she was
there. God Bless Youl
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Come Home to Northwood
Apartments for your holidays.
Northwood
Apartments
800 Northridge Court
(off t\i1llllng Rd)
www.enterprise-recor(l.com
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Wednesday, December 24
5 p.m.
Come for a joyous time of
Celebration of our Lord*s Birth
Fork Baptist Church
. H w y,,64, 1/4 m ile west o f Hwy. 801.
For more information call 336-^998*8306
Rev, Robert Garrett, Senior Pastor-
C a t N e e d s
A H o m e
F o r C tiris tm a s
"Jinx" is a handsome
grey and white neutered
male with lush medium-
long hair, up-to-date on
his shots and eight
months old as of Dec. 1.
Rescued from the Davle
County Animal Shelter
with littermates and
Momma, Jinx Is easy
going and loving, equal
parts playful and cuddly.
He'll let you hold him any
which way - as long as
you're petting him. Call
the Humane Society of
Dayie Adoption Center
at 751 -5214 to schedule
a "get to l<now me" visit
with Jinx.
Q u ic k
Cash
Sell an unwanted
item with an ad in the
Davie/Clemmons
Classifieds
1-877-751-2120
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 11,2008 - C5 ■ /
Bradley Becl< spent his 6th birthday with Santa.
S h e f f i e l d - C a l a h a l n N e w s
The Myers family: Jerry, Gina, Jordan, and Alex joined
the Becks on the Polar Express.
By Janice Jordan
Sheffield-Calahaln
Correspondent
M any people had a full
weekend o f activities that
included the M ocksville
Christmas Parade on Saturday
and the Harmony Parade on
Sunday. S heffield-C alahaln
Volunteer Fire Departm ent
participated in both, with trucks
driven by Karen Jordan-Foster,
Andy D rye, and C layton
C am pbell. O lher members
riding included Adam Trent,
Brundi Drye, Teresa Cumpbcll,
JCerri Drye, and children Krystal
and Candice Foster and Brudley
Beck. Also, S h effield ’s
auxiliary was busy preparing
and serving the meal for the
Mocksville Fire Dcparlment’s
annual holiday party on
Saturday night, plus the Davie
Fire & Rescue Association
banquet on Monday night.
N ew Union U nited
M ethodist Church members
braved ihc cold temperatures on
Sunday afternoon wilh a flout in
the Harm ony parade. Terry
Wayne Dyson was the envy of
the group, as he drove the truck
that pulled the dccoruted trailer
and seemed to be the only
person who was able to keep
warm. Some of the people on
the flout or buck of the truck
included Wanda Sutphin, Gary
and A lisa A llen w ith their
daughter, Klaire, and Michellc
Dyson and her son. Hunter. Also
representing Sheffield in the
parade was honorary mayor
Lizzie Reeves, 93, who rode as
the guest of honor seat o f Al
Sutphin’s big red truck.
Bradley Beck, son of David
and Tammy Beck, spent Nov.
20, his 6th birthday, in the
hospital for sinus surgery. The
surgery went well, but to have
a true birthday celebration,
Bradley’s family surprised him
with a trip on Nov. 29 to western
N orth C arolina. They were
joined by family friends, Jerry
and Gina M yers, und their
children, Jordan nnd Alex. After
un afternoon o f shopping in
Dillsboro and Bryson City, plus
a greot time spent at the Train
Museum, the group boarded u
train that night for a magical trip
on the Polar Express to the
North Pole. Upon reaching the
destination, the train was
boarded by the jolly old St. Nick
himself, who was accompanicd
by one of his helpers. Each child
onboard the train received a gift
of a bell from Santa and enjoyed
drinking hot chocolate, singing
Christmas carols, and listening
to a reading of the Polar Express
book. Bradley and Alex even
enjoyed a whipped cream fight
w ith the train attendants.
C hildren o f a ll ages had a
wonderful time on the train.
Our community is looking
forward to the Christmas Open
House at Vauda Ellis’ restored
Poplar Springs School at 660
Ijam es Church Road on
Saturday, Dcc. 13. Beginning at
9 a.m. and lasting until 2 p.m.,
visitors may view unique items
made by local artists and
craftsmen that will be offered
for sale. H ot cider can be
enjoyed as everyone browses
und remembers Christmases of
years past. A part of the sales
w ill be used for future programs
at the school. A m onetary
donation includes homemade
vegetable soup, sourdough rolls,
and a bevetage. M ore
inform ation is available at
www.popiarspringsachool.com
or by calling 492-5277. Also on
Saturday is the Cana Bazaar at
the Old Cana School at Angell
and Cana roads from 10 a.m.-
noon. Fresh greenery, crafts,
and baked goods will be sold,
Area children are happy that
it’s tim e for the annual
Children’s Christmas Party at
the S heffield-C alahaln
Volunteer Fire Department, It
begins Sunday afternoon, Dec,
14 at 3 p.m . Kids can .look
forward to the landing o f a
medical helicopter at 4 p.m, on
Sheffield's helipad, Olher fun
things to do or see include
crafts, games, treats, fire truck
rides, and chats with Santa and
Spurky the Fire Dog. A ruffie,
which hus been held for the
benefit of firefighter Earl Trent
and wife Barbara's daughter,
Joanna, w ill end with a drawing
at 4 p,m. Winners do not have
to be present. Read about
Joanna's condition and
treatm ent for her illness at
mvw.caringbridge.org/visit/
Joaminairenl.
Crusher Run has a busy
December schedule that should
keep Jack Bailey and the other
group members with little time
to sit down and rest. You can
catch them at the follow ing
locations: Thursduy, Dec. I I ut
Prissy P o lly ’s B B Q in
Kemersville; Friday, Dec. 12 at
Redding’s Country Kitchen in
Rondu; Saturday. Dec. 13 at the
Sheffield Music Hall; Sunday,
Dcc, 14 at Robinwood Senior
Living in K erncrsville; and
Friday, Dec. 19 at Sims BBQ in
Granite Falls. For times or other
inform ution, contact, Brenda
Bailey ut 7 5 1-7567. If you wnnt
udditionnl informution about the
Sheffield Music Hull, cull Joann
Renegar at 704-546-3099.
New Union's Live Nativity
begins at 6 p.m. on Dec. 20 at
the church’s Assem bly
Grounds. You are invited to join
members for an evening that
also includes hot chocolate,
cookies, marshmallows roasting
over an open fire, nnd the
singing of Christmas carols. On
Dcc. 24 at 8 p.m. w ill be the
Christmas Eve service, held
traditionally in the old Zion
Chapel church building. It is
located on Sheffield Road, next
to the church parsonage.
Pat Payne, Bobby Keller,
and M elba Feim ster w ill
celebrate birthdays Dec. 12 and
D avid A llen and M ary Ann
Swisher follow with theirs Dcc.
13. Congratulations to Randy
and Am anda K eller, whose
wedding anniversary is Dec. 14.
Additional birthdays include
those of Tanner Atkins on the
15th; Hailey Johnson the 16th;
and Jim Powers the 18th.
C o u n t y L i n e N e w s
By Shirley Thorne
County Line Correspondent
Much npprecintion is given
to all who made guesses in our
Thanksgiving grundbaby
contest. Those pictured were;
D oris Evans St. C la ir of
Vaughan M ill Road off Society
and O ld M ocksville roads,
Enrlino York of Crescent Drive
off Ridge Roud, J.P. Cnrtner of
Ridge Rond, Tommy Dule Bcck
of Sunflower Rond off Society
Road, Mnrtha Ketchie Lumbert
of Sunflower Road, Sara Walker
Walloce of St, Matthews Road
off Davie Academy, and Carol
Henderson (Gene) Cartner of
N C 901, Carol "married into the
community" in the early 1960s;
the others were reared here.
There were lots of guesses,
many wrong but 28 correct
ones. By far the most identified
bnby was M urthn Ketchie
Lumbert, who was identified by
14 folks (one as far nwuy as
Winston-Salem). We must find
out M arth a ’s secret for
preserving her looks through the
yenrs. The only resemblance of
my baby picture and now is thnt
I still have big blue eyes. A
drawing from a bag of correct
entries was held this past
M onday afternoon at Jones
Grocery. Louann Jones, who did
not recognize any of the bubies
and had no entries, did the
drawing. Judy Cartner was the
winner o f the wreath. Betty
Stroud was the winner o f a
consolation drawing.
The sanctuary choir of
Clarksbury United Methodist
Church w ill present the
Christmas cantata “Hope Hus
Hunds" at 7 p.m. Sunday, Dec.
14. Church and choir members
invite everyone to join them in
praise as they celcbratc the birth
of Jesus Christ.
O ther com m unity and
church Christmas programs:
Cuntnta “Prince of Peace" with
the nativity at 8:30 and 11 a.m.
worship services Sunday, Dec.
21, ut Society Buptist Church; '
cnntata “Hope Hus Hands" at
the 10:30 a.m. worship service
Sunday, Dcc. 21, nt Clarksbury
U nited M ethodist Church;
children's progrnm nnd trents nt
6 p.m , Sunduy, Dec. 21, ut
Pleasant View Buptist Church;
children's pageant “The Best
Present of AH - Jesus" ut 7 p.m.
Sunday, D ec.'21, at Calvary
Baptist Church; children's
musical at 7 p.m. Sunday, Dec.
21, at Society Baptist Church;
and children’s pageant at 7 p.m.
Tuesday, Dcc. 23, at Clarksbury
Methodist Church.
Our community extends its
sympathy to the fnmily of Betty
Swicegood, who died ut the
Forsyth M edical emergency
room Sunday moming. A native
of Rowan County, she was bom
in 1934 to the late Walter and
M ary Ponds. Betty was murried
to Van Sw icegood, who
P i n o N e w s
preceded her in death in 2001,
and the couple made their home
on Shady Knoll Lune off Davie
Academ y Road. She was n
homemnkcr and wns a former
employee o f Wonder Knit of
Mocksville. She was active in
civic and church . affairs,
including the Eastern Star and
Salem U nited M ethodist
Church. A service celebrating
her life was held at 2 p.m .
Wednesday at Salem. She was
laid to rest beside her husband
Van in the church cemetery.
Lee Cartner and Tommie
Ross are recuperating at their
respective homes. Infant Jarrett
W ilson continues to improve
but rem ains at Brenner
Children's Hospital o f Wake
Forest U n iv e rs ity 'B a p tis t
Medical, Center. Ruth Greene
w ill be having further tests this
week.
Please join us as we pray for
the Lord's com fort and
blessings in the lives of Lee,
Tommie, Jarrett, Ruth, and the
family of Betty. Also remember
in prayer those residents who
are having outpatient treatments
for life-threatening illnesses.
If you have news or
memories lo share, please cull
Shirley on 492-5115 or email
sdtlink@hotmuil.com.
By Nora Latham
Pino Correspondent
The next breakfast at Wesley
Chapel U nited M ethodist
Church will be Saturday, Dec.
20 from 6:3 0 -1 0 a.m . The
mission this month is n
nonprofit organization. The
O A R (O pportunity, Action,
Relief) Foundation directed to
the scholarship fund for
Annabelle Lokey. Annabelle is
the daughter o f Bryan and
Suzanne Lokey and
granddaughter of Patrick and
Kathy M iller. She goes lo a
special school for children with
autism . There w ill be
representatives there to explain
more about autism and The
O A R Foundation. Everyone is
invited.
It was nice to have Michael
Smith visiting Wesley Chapel
Sunday. He is the son of Nnnccy
Collette, It wns also nice to have
Andrew und Andrea Gentry
Brock back from their
honeymoon,
Wesley Chapel w ill host
Christmas in Pino again this
year. Dinner w ill be served iit
6:30 p.m. with entertainment,
following. Everyone is invited.
Please let us know if you plan
lo nttend. You may call the
church at 998-2264 und leave a
message or Kathy Ellis at 998-
3987 or Toni Horton at 332-
3110.
The Wesley Chupel U M W
had its December meeting at the
home of D eW illa Smith lust
Wednesday. Kathy Ellis was the
hostess serving a delicious
Christmas dinner, with the help
of Nora Latham, before the
meeting. Those attending were
Betty West, Sara Eure, Toby
H aw kins, M arie M ille r,
M arlene Trivette, and Sara
Eure.
Chinera Lathnm and Charles
and Kathy Mashbum went to
Andrews on Saturday to visit
Chinera and Charles' mother,
Ruth M ashburn. Ruth was
celebrating her 80th birthday.
Saturday and Sunday, Dec.
13-14, there will be a Pony Club
R egional C lin ic at
Thoroughbred Training Center
starting at 9 u.m. There will also
be a Nanci Lindroth Evening
Clinic. For more information,
contact TTC at 336-998-5280,
Clyde M urray and Frank
Hawkins of our Wesley Chapel
family are celebrating birthdays
this week. We hope they have a
happy one.
F o u r C o r n e r s N e w s
A d v a n c e N e w s
By M orle W hite
Four Comers Correspondent
Mr, and Mrs, Joe White at
tended the birthday party Sun
day afternoon for Polly Harbin
at Center U nited M ethodist
Church fellowship building,
Kenny Smith is on our sick
list and needs our continued
prayers.
Our shut-in of the week is
Irene-Lowery, Somerset Court,
150 Ken Dwiggins Dr., Mocks
ville. Remember her with a card
or visit,
A Christmas Cantata will be
held Sunday, Dec. 14 at 6 p.m.
at Courtney Baptist Church.
Everyone is invited to attend.
By Edith Zim m erm an
Advancc Correspondent
The Advance Christmas Pa
rade will be Suturduy, Dec, 13
beginning ut 10 a.m. Dorothy
Carter w ill be riding us "Ms.
Advance".
Pastors Cheryl Skinner and
Kirk Tutterow w ill hold a joint
Christm as Eve service on
Wednesday, Dec. 24 at 7 p.m.
at the Historic Fulton Church.
Plca.se moke plans to join us for
a w onder-filled evening of
hymns, special music, commun
ion and candlelight as we cel
ebrate the Christ child's birth.
"O come let us Adore Him".
Rick und Leiiu DeLuciu of
Hickory H ills have returned
from a three week visit to their
Floridu home in Rockledge.
They enjoyed visiting w ith
friends, muny from their former
church, their son Richard
D eLucin Jr. nnd son Trey.
Rick's mother, Nnncy DeLucia,
remained in Jacksonville, Fla.
for the w inter with her son
Roivild DeLucia nnd her dnugh-
ter Elana Yotka.
Brenda Zimmemiun of New
York arrived Tuesday to spend
the Christmas holidays wilh her
mother, Edith Zim m erm an.
Brenda w ill participate in the
parade Saturday driving her
1931 Ford Roadster.
Thursday visitors of Edith
Zim m erm an were Ann Ses
sions, Stella Vogler and daugh
ter Becky Vogler.
,C6 - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dcc. 11,2008
iObitmries
M . Lcsler W alker
; Mr. M. Lcslcr Walker, 92, of
JVIocksvillc, died Tuesday Dcc.
9,2008 at his home.
I He was bom in Davie Counly
pn May 10,1916 and was the son
of the late George Luther Walker
and Etta Mae Oodby Walker. Mr.
' 'Walker was a mernber of Salem
.United Methodist Church and
'was a lifelong farmer.
- He was preceded in death by
Jiis wife, Gladys Mayes Walker,
died in April, 2008; and by a sis
ter, Matalene Walker Smoot.
; Survivors:'children, Sylvia
W .^M cD aniel (C harlie) of
Mooresville, Robert A, Walker
(Bernice), Henry L. W alker
(Sandra) of M ocksville nnd
Shelia W. Collins (Harold Jr.) of
Lewisburg, Tenn; 9 grandchil
dren; 12 great-grandchildren; 3
step grandchildren; nnd 3 step
great- grandchildren.
I Graveside services w ill be
held Friday Dec. 12 at 11 a.m.
Salem United Methodist Church,
Davie Academy Road, Mocks-
yille 'w lth the Rev. Robin
Fitzgerald officiating. The fam
ily will receive friends Thursday
evening from 6:30-9 at Bunch-
Johnson Funeral Home.
Memorials: Salem Method
ist Cemetery or Building fund,
c/o Jack Kooniz, 144 Davie
Academy Road, Mocksville; or
Hospice/Palliative Care of
Iredell, 2347 Simonlon Road,
Statesville, 28625.
PatdG.BanteySr.
1929-2008
ADVANCE
,
BameyLD^m
1910 . 2008
IIAIVJPTONVILLE
\ii3yneBoger.
1951-2008 ,
MOCKSVllXE
la
. Joe Rlhckcr ■
1948-2008
• ADVANCK
,
RiclumlL Carter Sr.
'1933-2008
MOCKSvian
NekonR.HtHchens
1935-2008
MOCfSViLLE •
. Bobby E. D-exler
1927-2008
MOCKSVIUE
Pink Foster Penninger
Pink Odessa Foster
Penninger, 92, of Needmore
Roud, Woodleaf, died on Sat
urday, Dec. 6, 2008, at her
home.
Born in Davie County on
Oct, 6, 1916, she was the
daughter ofthe late Denny Pink
nnd Corn Belle Foster. She was
retired from Cooleemee M ill
imd was a member of Cool
eemee Presbyterian Church,
Sh6 was preceded in deoth
by her husband, John Robert
Penninger, on July 30, 2007; a
brother ¡Sylvester B,'Foster;
and a sister, Mildred C. Jordan.-
Survivors: a daughter, Betty
Joan Stewart of Woodleof; a
si.ster, M ary L. Bivens o f
Solisbury; 3 grondsons, Robbie
W illiam Stewart and Ronnie
Giles Slewnrt of Woodleaf and
John W illia m Slew ort o f
Rockwell; 4 great-grundchil-
dren, Robbie W illiam Stewart
,Ir., Ronnie Oilesv Stewart Jr.,
Meadow Stewart nnd Johnna '
Stewart; and o greot-greal-
grandchild, Kotlyn Stewart.
The service to celebrate the
life of Mrs. Penninger was held
on Wednesday, Dec. 10 at 2
p.m. in the Davie Funeral Ser
vice Chapel with Pastor John
Groff officiating. Burial was in
Rowan M em oriol Pork, The
fam ily received friends on
Wednesday from noon-2 p.m.at
the funeral home.
M em orials: Cooleem ee
Presbyterian or Hospice of
Rowan, 82S-A Henderson St.,
Salisbury, 28144.
O nline condolences:
www.iUmefunerahervice.com.
Frances Chaflln Tkach
Mrs. Francos Anne Chaffin
Tkach, 70, of Cletnmons, died
Saturday, Dec. 6, 2008 at her
home.
She was born on July 9,
1938 In Cumberland County to
the late Albert and Ruby Star
ling Chaffin. Mrs. Tkach was a
member of Holy Family Catho
lic Church.
H er parents, a daughter,
Vaierie Harris, and a sister,
Althea LeOrand, preceded her
in death.
Survivors; her husband, Ed
ward M . Tkach Sr. of the home;
6 childreni Debbie Lowdermilk
(Gray) of Mocksville, Edword
M . Tkach Jr. of Buffalo, N.Y.,
Albert G. Tkach (Donna) of
Advunce, Frankie A, Starnes
(James) of High Rock Lake,
D avid A , Tkach (Paula) o f
Mocksville nnd C liff B. Tkach
(Renue) o f M ocksville; 11
grandchildren. W ill, Ben and
K elly Low derm ilk, Heather
Vestal, Sterling Tkach und
Brandy Shore, Kaylee and
Ashlee Trivette, Jesse and
Em m ie Tkach and Adam
Ridenhour; a great-grandson,
Aiyden Vestal; nnd a special
friend, David DAmico.
A memorial mass was con
ducted at 2 p.m, Wednesday,
Dec. lO alH oly Family Catho
lic Church. Tlie family received
friends following the service at
the church.
M em orials: K ale B,
Reynolds Hospice Home, 101
Hospice Lane, Winston-Salem,
27103.’
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Cyrus Clyde Lakey
Cyrus Clyde Lakey, 75, of
Madison Road, M ocksville,'
died on Monday, Dec. 8, 2008,
at Forsylh Medical Cenier.
Born in Davie County on
March 12,1933, he was the son
of Ihe late Hiram Austin and
Margaret Jane Todd Lakey. He
was retired from Western Elec
tric and was a m em ber of
Hardison United M ethodist
Church.
He was preceded in death by
his wife of 44 years, Betty Jo
Foster Lakey* and 3 brothers
and a sister.
Survivors: 4 daughters. Au
burn (David) Bailey ofM ocks
v ille, Brenda (D a rre ll)
Epperson of Oak Ridge, Becky
Jones o f Mocksville, and M ar
garet (Kenneth) Biem an of
Denver; a sister, Ruth Lakey; 6
grandchildren; and a great
grandchild.
The service to celebrate the
life of Mr. Lakey w ill be held
on Saturday, Dcc. 13, at 2 p.m.
at Hardison United Methodist
Church wilh the Revs. Crystal
Alexander and Dennis Marshall
officiating. Burial will be al a
later date in the church cem
etery. The family will rcceive
friends from 1 -2 p.m. on Satur
day at the'church.
M n Lakey gave his body to
medical research so that others
may be healed.
Memorials: Hardison U M ,
1630 Jericho Church Road,
Mocksville,
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Betty Jean Swicegood
M rs. Betty Jean Ponds
Swicegood, 74, of Shady Knoll
Lune, Mocksville, died Sunday,
Dcc. 7, 2008, at Forsylh Medi^
cal Center in Winston-Salem.
She wus bom M ay 13,1934,
in Rowan Counly to the late
Walter and Mary Pinion Ponds.
Mrs. Swicegood was a member
of Salem United M ethodist
Church and Ihe Order of Ihe
Eastern Stun She loved cook
ing and baking for others, do
ing crafts, puzzles and playing
board games ond enjoyed fish
ing at Ihe beach, M rs.
Swicegood was on A ir Force
mom und w ife ,'
She was preceded in death
by her husband of 50 years. Van
Allen Swicegood Jr. on Aug,
17, 2001.
Survivors; 3 daughters,
Vunessa (Dennis) Bowen of
Toboccovillc, M ary (Henry)
Davis of Yadkinville and Janice
(Tim ) Peeler of Mocksville; 5
grandchildren, Chris, Adam,
Melanie, Miranda and T.J.; 8
great-grandchildren, Madison,
Lincoln, Kanun, Donovan,
Brandon, Andrea, Anna and
Savanna; and a spcciol friend,
Verla Cartner of Mocksville,
A funeral service was con
ducted ut 2 p.m. Wednesday,
Dec, 10, at Sulem United Meth
odist Church w ilh Ihe Rev,
Robin Fitzgerald ofriciating.
The body was placed in the
church 30 minutes before the
servicc. B urial was in the
church cemetery. The fumily
received friends Tuesday, Dec.
9, at Ealon Funeral Home.
Memoriuls: Sulem Method
ist B uilding Fund, c/o Puul
Shew, 1582 Davie Acadcmy
Road, Mocksville,
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Cora M . Van Nostran
■ Mr.s. Coro M aupin Van
Nostran, 88, of M ocksville,
died Thursday, Dec. 4,2008 at
Autumn Care of Mock.sville.
She.was bom Feb. 21,1920
in Lentner, Mo., to W illiam B.
and Imo Speyer Maupin. Mrs.
Van Nostran was a member of
Redland Pentecostal Holiness
Church. She retired in 1994
from Desert Hospital in Palm
Springs, Calif.
She was preceded in death
by a sister, Catherine Phyllis
Maupin, and a brother. Weeks
Muupin.
Survivors: a daughter,
Jacqueline Smilh'und husband
Don o f M ocksville; a son*
M ich ael Van Nostran o f
Mocksville; 2 grandchildren;
and 6 great-grandchildren.
A m em orial service wns
held al 2 p.m. Tuesday, Dcc. 9
ul Rcdlund Pentecostal H oli
ness Church w ilh Pastor
Jonathan H ill officiating.
Memorials; Redland Pente
costal Building Fund, 137 Bal
timore Road, Advance.
O nline condolences:
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C lara M ae Hopkins
Clara Mae Hopkin.4, 86, of
Axtpn, Va. died Suturduy, Dcc.
6, 2008 at her residence.
She was bom in Mocksville,
June 27,1922 to the late Lonnie
Phillip Hopkins and Emma
Flora Leach Hopkins. She was
un activc member of Calvary
Christiim Church.
Surviving: her sister, Ruth
Loui.sc Hopkins Sowers of
Kissim m ee, Flu., and her
brother, Lonnie Lee Hopkins of
Axlon, und several nieccs and
nephews.
Graveside services were
held Wednesday, Dec,10 at 11
a.m. al Bethel United Methodist
Chuiich Cem etery in
M ocksville, with the Revs.
Eldon M organ and Don
Reynolds officiating.
M em orials: C alvary
Christian Church, PO Box
3844, Martinsville, VA 24115.
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Cornatzer United Methodist Church will host its Choir Pro
gram and Candle Lighting Service on Sunday, Dec. 14 al 7 p.m.,
followed by food und fellowship in the fellowship hall.
Join church members on Christmas Eve al 11 p.m. for a ser
vice o f carols, commi\nion and candle lighting to welcomc the
coming King at midnight.
Cornatzer U M C is at 1244 Cornatzer Road, Mocksville. Visit
www.cornatzerumc.com or cull 998-0687 to leum more.
i\/!acedonia Pians Family Ciiristmas
Everyone is invited to attend the live nativity program ut
Macedonia Moravian Church on Sunday, Dec. 14 at 6:30 p.m.
with refreshments and crafts for the children followitlg the
program.
A Christmas Eve Lovefeast and Candeiight service will be
held Wednesday, pec. 25 at 4 and 7:30 p.m.
The church is on NC 801 North between Hillsdale and
Farmington. ‘
T h e H a m ilto n s A t B e lie v e r s
A special singing w ill be held Dec. 14, at 10:30 a.m. at
BelievcrM Sonship Tabernacle, Angell Rood, Mocksville. The
Hamiltons w ill be bringing the music nnd message. A ll are in
vited.
C h u rc h O p e n in g F o o d P a n try :
t-to m e m a d e S o u p s A is o A v a iia b ie
Life Community Church, 170 Duard Reavis Road, Mocksville,
w ill open its food pantry to families in need from 11 a.m.-2 p.m ,.
on Dcc. 20, Homemade soups will be served for lunch lhal day.
To leam more, call Pastor Mark Carlyle ut 336-682-1149.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 11,2008 - C7
H a r d i s o n U n i t e d
M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h
‘VJhere God's Famibj Is Your Family"
1630 Jericho Church Road, Mocksvilic
Church Ofnce Number (336) 751-5630Pastor: Rev. Dr. Crystal M. Alexander
Early Risers Sunday School: 8:45am
Worship Scrvicc: 9:45am • Sunday School; 10:45ani
UPCOMING EVENTS
Saturday, Dec. 20 • 7:00pm
CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
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Wednesday, Dec. 24 • 9:00pm
CH RISTM AS EVE SERVICE
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N E W YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATION
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Movies, Games, for Kids and Adults
AN EVENING OF FUN AND FELLOWSHIP
A ll Are Welcome — Come And Join Us!
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We’ve practiced and practiced and we’re ready to go
Caroling for our Mocksville neiglibors. Pictured '
above are our Carolers for tills Holiday Season.
Seated from left to right we have Barbara Tattersall,
Edith Waller, Bertlia Draughn and Esther Cook.
Standing from left to right there’s Jim Couch, Rick
Yates, Linda Williams and our Activities Director
KeishaFord.
Eveiyone here at Davie Place, staff and residents
alike, wish all a Very Merry Christmas and a
Joyous New Year!
For information On Placement, Contact;
Suzanne Simpson-Vogler
336-751-2175
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Candle Lighting Concert
Mocksvilie First United Methodist Church will hold Its 74th annual candle lighting concert by the Chancel Choir on Sunday, Dec. 14 at 5 and 7:30 p.m.;
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Falling In Love W ith Dance
Davie High Students To Present Winter Concert Tliursday Night!
Just like srtowflnkes, dancers in One dance is called “U ltim ate
Terri W inchell’s classes at D avie S u rv iv o r.” It was designed by
H igh School arc different. H eather Scherer in honor o f her
And they w ill bring their indi- grandmother, a brcasl cancer survi-
vidual and group talents together for vor. Expect to see some pink shirts
the winter dance concert, “Falling In with this one.
Love W ith D an ce-A ll Over Again,” The students have been rehears-
at 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 11 at the ing for weeks, with a different stu-
Brock Perform ing Arts Center on dent in charge o f rehearsal every day.
North M ain Street in M ocksvillc. "I can’t help but be proud o f them,”
The stage w ill-in cliid e falling W inchell said. “I just ¡stand back and
snowflalces. “They reflect the indi- let them do their thing.”
vidU al talents o f each student," The students recently took three,;]
W inchellsaid. master classcs at tho Benton Conven-
Each number is choreographed by tion Center in W inston-Salem, and
a student - who had to pick from sev- were among tho performers for the
oral themes for a dance w ith mean- showcase there,
ing. Tickets are $10 at the door. Dancefs rehearse a number choreographed by Adlna 6uyton (center, in black) in the photo abo^
and the two below. Si,
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Kirsten Lambert and Aiyssa Mossman practice some moves.
Davie High dah'ce students get ready for the winter'concert Thursday night at the Brock Performing Arts Center in Mocksvilie
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Davie Schools
» Pinebrook Elem entary
Kindecgartners ure Iciirning
Jiew Ciiristm ns poems and
songs. Students are writing
pbout wiiat tiicy wi\nl Santa
Claus to bring tiiem. Over tlie
next several weeks, students
Jvili be learning how people in
M exico celebrate Christmas.
Pomparing traditions here to
those in M exico helps the
children recognize how' people
ground the worid are alike and
liifferent.
' The first grade students of ’
Mrs. M iller and Mrs. Nail have
Been learning about patterns and
symmetry. Students have been
learning subtraction facts. Many
met the November goal of 25
books for the Book It program.
Remember to keep reiiding to
reach that goal for December, In
Writing, students continue to
^ o rk on capitalization and
|)unctuation and are working on
jidding more detail to writing to
Jnuke it more interesting to read,
r Students completed a study
p f movement, making cars go
Uown ramps and using whal
}hey understand about friction to
See which surface they were
Jiven would make the car go the
nstest. Alt first grade classes are
iinticipating the arrival of the
tthristm as season and Ihe
Students have been decorating
ihe rooms. Remember to keep
ipading at home with your child..
Ü Second grade students are
learning about vyinter holidays
|)round Ihc world. They w ill ’
present Thé Incredible Reindeer
|jt the PTO program oii Dec. 16
lit 7 p.m.
Ü Mrs. O rsillo’s third grade
hnished a unit of study on Ihe ,
fomous children's book, The
boxcar Children. The class had
good discussions on orphaned
children and how the main
çharacters stayed together as u
fam ily w hile they survived
giving on their own. In math
(4rs. Orsillo's class has been
ieview ing subtraction with
regrouping. Mrs. Orsillo and her
class wunt to tell substitute
Joanna Haire a big thank yoii for
all sho has done over the last two
weeks.
Fifth graders on Monday,
Nov. 24, had a 1950s-lhemed
sock hop complete wilh Moon
Pics and RC Colas. Kevin Kerr
was the DJ and he played 50s
t^usic and hosled dance contests
for the twist and the stroll.
Kristina Prysiazniuk, along wilh
a group'of parent volunteers,
turned the cafeteria into a 1950s
themed dance party. Melissa
Roreshide taught a lesson on Ihc
popular culture in the 50s
incl.udihg technology, T V
shows, and toplO music. Fiflli
graders decorated region
themed Christmas Trees to be
on display in Ihe media center.
A ll of the decorations on Ihe
trees have been made by Ihe
students and the decorations
represent a’ state from each
geographical region of the
United States. Hot chocolate
and a reading o f “The Polar
Express" was part o f the
activity.
Bus Riders o f the Week:
M egan M cD onald, Alyssa
P arnell, ■ M eghan Donley,
Morgan Athey, Kevin King and
Miranda Franklin. They were
given a ribbon and recognized
with un announcement.
The Positive Pride Student
winners received extra
computer lab tim e w ilh tho
administrators: Sawyer Sheets,
V ictoria Jones, Andrea
Villarreal, Blake, Little, Caleb
Watson, Carter Lagle, Brandon
N ew com er, Chasity Bias,
Baylee Sm eeton, Joseph
Stanley, Davi,d Lucas, Tori
Staley, Kyoh Eastwood,
Bridgett Tierney, Caleb Cox,
Cloud Beauchamp, Hailey Fulk,
Kate Sink, Reece W elch,
Kaitlyn Adkins, Sain Allen,
Allison Staley, Meghan Donley,
Tarrick Conrad and Brittany
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M rs. Jennings, M rs.
M annino, ahd M rs. Saarm ’s
kindergarten classes gathered
W ednesday, Nov. 19 for a
Thanksgiving Feast, Boys wore
Native American vests and girls
wore Indian dresses. A ll outfits
displayed Indian symbols und
writing. Students created Native
Am erican jevyeiry and head
pieces. Each child came up with
their own N ative Am erican
name for iheir head piece.
Students enjoyed eating lurkey,
dressing, cream potatoes, green
beans, rolls, and sweet potato
pie. They finished Ihe feast with
u piece o f pumpkin pic topped
wilh Cool Whip.
Classes have begun a unit on
the five senses. Students taste
tested foods, listened to music
,and other sounds, sm elled
Gingerbread cookies, touched
textured items, and used their
eyes lo sec llie changes in Ihe
winter. They look forward to
having u Christmus breakfast
and priisenting parents with gifts
they have worked on.
Cougar of the week; Mrs.
Jennings’ Class - Adom Brahim,
Griffiths Engelmann, Kariey
■ Queen, Noah Wiilard, Savannah
Hoots, Ashley Lipscomb; Mrs.
M annino's Class - K yleigh
Graley, Nathan Brooks, Jayien
D alton, Z y ’M ie r Lew is,
Saviinnah B e e k e r,. A rijli
Romero; M i’s. Saarm’s Class -
Sophia Barnett, Isabel Bishop,
Tyler Boles, ¿eb Chapman,
Alaina Curtiss, Payson Kelley,
Maddie Owen, Elhan Stiller.
Mocksville Elcniejntnry
Students of the week of Dcc.
1; Aaliyah M cM illan, Slade
Deán, Briiinn Tliylor, Desjinae
O utlaw , Ansel Hernandez-
Flores, Adam Oledhill, Davy
Marion, W illie Garcia, Adrianna
Johnson, M cKcnIy W illiam s,
Michael Rutherford, Chgyanne
Daniel, Alex Alvarado, TVson
W ilson, M ich elle Flores,
K atelyn Grubbs, Krystal
Rosenmcier, Zinnia Stevenson,
Ashton Chaffin, Katie Reid,
C arly Tom pson, Josihiri
Serveiiion, Ka’Shara Marshal,
Dylan Fortini, Rebecca Picra.
Kindergarten is as busy as
the elves in thè North Pole,
Students are learning to count
by 10s to 100. They urc
counting dimes and “paying"
for items. They : are exploring
senses. Many kindcrgartners are
using their senses to spark
discussions about the
gingerbreufi man; He has been
running around some of the
classrooms, Students are
recording plots as’to how they
w ill catch him. Story for the
week is called Little Panda.
Students watch one little panda
grow up right before their eyes
in this book'. They Icanied a lot
of panda facts and can compare/
contrast his growth to theirs.
The letter for Ihe week is Uu.
Students are learning about Ihc
letter from two Lettcriund
characters, Uppy Umbrella and.
Mr. U the Uniform man.
Student's in Ms. Norris and
Mrs. M yer’s firsl grade ciass arc
learning about how Christmas is
celebrated around the worid and
in different religions. Students
are reading books, learning,
about traditions and doing crafts
that represent these different,
celebrations. Everyone is
looking forward tq the class
party and upcoming break.
Students enjoyed a field trip
to SciW orks,’ They learned
about the stales of mailer, and
had fun when they made candles
lo lake home, Studehls enjoyed
walking around Ihe museum.
They saw animals including
snakes, rabbits and turtles. They
also saw the dinosaur exhibit.
M rs. Fletcher's second
graders are reading Arthur's
Christmas by M ure Brown.
They are learning about ways
Christmas is celebrated in the
community, such as Kwanzaa
and Hanukkah. They enjoyed
making a Kwannzaa quilt and a
Jewish menorah. Last week they
enjoyed reading M erry
Christmas Am elia Bedelía by
Peggy Parish. Students mode
their own A m elia Bedelia
Christmas tree with popcorn
balls, light bulbs, and a sign that
says See the Star. The class
wrote Idom s about A m elia
Bedelia.' They created
.sym m etrical Christm as
ornaments to go along with
math lessons.
M rs, Strickland's class is
leai'ning about Christmas and
Holiday customs in olher parts
of Ihe worid. So far, they have
traveled to Germany, France,
and learned about the Moravian
Love feast. They enjoyed a
snack from these places as well
as get a souvenir. Students ate
reading stories in class that go
along with the season, such as
A Certain Small Shepherd and
Big Snow.
Fifth grade is finishing the
second out o f four science
rotations. M r. Shepherd has
been teaching Mrs. Cockman's
class about the effects of erosion
on everyday life. They made
Iheir own hills and tested factors
that cause or prevent erosion. A t,
the Christmas party, students
will rotate every 45 minutes to
another class for aclivities. Mrs.
Cockman will be playing bingo,
Mr. Brooks has a computer lab
activity, Mr. Shepherd and Mrs.
Southern w ill bl^ doing a
Christmas craft.
Oavic .County
Early College High School
Students rode in Ihe Mocks
ville Christmas Parade on Sat
urday, Dec. 6. Students and fac
ulty wore school colors.
In M r. M iller's year-long
earth science honors class, stu
dents have been assigiied a large
project thut w ill involve testing
homemade, natural cleansers
against commercial products.
They w iil have lo work through
the scientific method and decide
what kind of cleanser is best
based on efficacy, toxicity, cost
... Students are learning to be
amateur meteorologists. They
learned how to tell a warm front
from a cold front and to predict
weather for Ihe next few days
based on their knowledge of
mid-latitude cyclones. They are
preparing for Iheir cumulative
' final exam.
Ms. Abshei's Algebra II hon
ors year-long classes are wrap
ping up matrices and solving
systems. Her Algebra II honors
block class has attended two
Saturday morning sessions to
build confidence in solving qua
dratics. Algebra 1 honors stu
dents completed factoring and
using polynomials. They hud
Ihe firsl Friday evening review
session.
In M r. Reeder's English I
honors ciass, students are par
ticipating in seminar discus
sions on poems. A seminar is a-
focused class discussion in
which all students must partici
pate and share ideas, thoughts,
and questions for classmates.
Students prepare for the semi
nar by reading the assigned
poem, answering the seminar
questions that they have been
given, and coming into class
ready to participate. Students
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Students in Mr. Reeder's En
glish II honors class arc work
ing on activities and projects for
the novel Things Fail Apart.
They are, for example, each
choosing a song lhat relates to
the novel in some way, bring
ing in Ihe song for Iheir class
mates to listen to, and explain
ing the relationship that they see
between their song and the
novel. The song they choose cnn
relate to the entire novel or to a
specific part of the book. This
is u project students designed af
ter being asked for ideas on
projects relating to the book.,
In M s. Z ig la r and Mr.s.
Davie’s freshman seminar, stu
dents are'exploring colleges and
careers. They are working on
, Ihe internet and finding other
resources to write a research
paper on the college and career
of Iheir choice. Once Illese pa
pers arc compieted, students
will practice public speaking by
presenting thoir discoveries
orally to the class.
In M r. Reeder and M rs.
Smoot’s sophomore seminar
classes, students have been
reading the book. The 6 Most
Im portant Decisions You’ll
Ever M ake by Sean Covey.
They arc discussing the Impor
tance o f decisions related to
friends, school, parents ... Stu
dents have filled out a sample
college application, including
personal information, academic
information, and essays. They
discussed how to become lead
ers ond the quolitics necessary
to be on effective leader. Stu
dents ure working in collabora
tive study groups to prepare for
exams, which are coming up
next week.
Ms. Absher hosted Ihc first
session of rounds where she in
vited in Ihe olher fucuity mem
bers nt eariy College lo her A l
gebra II honors class. Rounds
arc an excellent New School
Projcct method used for teach
ers lo look closely at thplr work
and to coliiibotiite and share
with colleagues lo. define and
refine Iheir clussrooms. Thè
teaciiers met with Ms. Absher
in a pre-conference lo review
with Ihe teuchcrs wlio were vis
iting what she wanted them to
be looking for. She asked Ihc
leachers lo document whal the
student talk sounded like, to
observe if ail the students were
engaged in learning, to look for
rigor in the classroom, and to
document what rigor looked
like In Ihis class. The firsl set of
rounds was concluded wilh u
post-conference facilitutcd by
Principal Jlnda Haynes. Ms.
Absher listened to whal the
olher leachers found while in
her classroom looking and lis
tening for the student talk, en
gaged learning and rigor. It wus
extremely valuable.
The Druma Club members,
faculty and parents that attended
the pluy Ah, Wilderness! by
Eugene ONeill, on Friday, Nov.
7 nt the N.C. School of the Arts
had a great time. Students Were
a model audience. It wus evident
lhat they used Ihe theater lips
discussed before attending.
There w ill also be a spring
evening out at Ihe Ihealer.
Coolcemce Elem entary
The school held a
"Curriculum and Technology
Night” when parents came and
enjoyed u hotdog supper and
visited classrooms where
children demonstrated use of
technology.
A Fantastic Four celebration
was held for students who
stayed on level four for
Novem ber. A total p f 404
students participated. Students'
chose between wutehlng u
movie or free time in the gym.
They enjoyed popcorn und
lemonade. '
Klndergurien classes have
been studying needs and wants.
They went on the annual
"Christmas in Old C90leemee”
field trip at the Zachary House.
The field trip introduced a unit
on Christmas long ago and
loduy. At Ihe Zuchary House,
students made ornaments and
helped decorate the Christmas
tree. They played with toys from
long ago, sang carols around the
piano, and listened lo stories of
living life in Old Cooleemee,
Teachers and students thunk Ihc
Coolecm ec H istorical
Association for giving euch
student u Christmus "poke"
which contained an orange, a
peppermint stick, and nuts.
First grade hud lots of
parents at the first Curriculum
Night, Students presented many
interactive sites und lessons they
use in clussrooms dolly. First
grade w ill host Family Reading
N ight on D ec. 18 where
students w ill come In pujumos
and read Tiie Polar Express. The
grade bus donuted muny cuns of
food for Ihe school’s food drive
und ure cxclled that the school
earned a "Pujuma Day.’’!
Sccond grade enjoyed
reading a story about u penguin
and tiien studying about types
p f olher penguins. They did
activities about penguins from
writing their own penguin story
lo muking Iheir own penguins.
In math, they have been learning
lo add 2-digit numbers and
some with regrouping. They are
always working on timed math
fuels so they cun continue to
make progress. A ll of sccond
grode discusscd the importance
of firearm sofety, they oil seem
to be aware of the rules if they
ever see a gun. Teachers said
they ure ull proud of them and
say thank you lo tho parents and
students who came out for
curriculum/technolbgy night.
Second grade had a 'great
turnout nnd felt the parents were
.w ell inform ctl on how tHelr
child is being taught using
technology everyday.
Third graders were busy
working on coloniul projects.
They ure experts on
contributions mude during
coloniul times. Next they will
begin Christraus customs
around th’e world. Third graders
enjoyed sharing technology
with parents at Curriculum
Night.
Fourth grade students will be
pulling tiie finishing touches on
unimal reports. They will take
all o f their research and put it
all Into Powerpoints they
created. They w ill be checking
ovor these Powerpoints for
spelling, grammatical errors and
punctuation. Students did well
finding inform ation for the
reports. They IcUmcd to not only
research in u book, but use
internet resources, They leumed
more about individual animals,
researching, and technology.
Students leurned ubout the
Microsoft PowerPoint progrum
und how to creute their own
unique presentution. Euch
student worked hard and
enjoyed making iheir project
their own, the leachers suid.
In Reuding, fifth grade
students completed the Unit 2
Busul Rending .Tesj. Classes
began literature circles. Euch
class is doing u ciussroom novel
for their first book. Some of the
things they ure working on in
math include decimals, metric
measurement, and graphing.
Continue to w ork oli
memorizing multiplication fuels
w ith your child. In science,
students are continuing to study
landforms, NCSCOS Goal 2.
This is covered in their Science
textbooks in Chapter 7.
Shady Grove Elem entary
Fourth graders have been
researching cities In N orth
Curolinu to produce u brochure.
They learned about ways to
research and collect
inform ation. Teachers hnve
been impressed by students’
w ork. They have fille d the
fourth grade hallw ay w ith
winter and holiday stories and
artwork. Fourth grade students
who dem onstrated , good
character and attended the
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Cornatzer Elementary Cougars of the Week; Bryson Parker, Tyler Boles, Anjli
Romero, Ashely Lipscomb, Ghhaya Scott, Kentrell Tatum, Hayley Pace, Callsta
Perdue, Heyes Sales, Conner Stanley, Bailey Carter, Anna Devereaux, Hunter
Strickland, Julie Sanchez, Shorony Kopel, Sierra Latham, Emmy Zapata-Perez,
Shane Pickett, Cassidy Stewiart.
Schools...
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Panther Pride Celebration for
N ovem ber were; Chelsea
Strange, Zach Eberly, and
Logan Siieets from M s.
C allahan’s class; H allm a
Bungura, M olly Shuffier, und
Rachel Sm ith from M s.
Sullivan’s clnss; Luke Prolapas,
Logon Smith, and Eli Wuyda
from Mrs. Dalton’s cluss; Elijah
Gohl, Jacob H ow ell, Bryan
Ogle, and Brandy Bnnguru from
Mrs. Bost’s cluss; Lnuru Plnni,
Kaleb Adams, and Dana Adams
from Ms. Nordin’s class.
W illiam R . Davie
Elem entary
In M iss Phelps cluss,
.students huve been exploring
m uliiplicution and division.
Some of Ihe new concepts used
urc nieusurcmenl division, purl
to whole division, scale factors
and arrays. Students used
different scenarios such os u
lemonade stnnd recipe, paper
delivery sulnry, nnd buying
supplies for 0 birthduy party to
solve m ultiplication und
division problems. In lunguage
arts they focused on Trickster
Tales. These ure folklules in
which one or more characters
ore involved in a trick. Students
discusscd chaructcr trails of
trickfjters; boastfulness, greed,
and selfishness. In social studies
they are studying N ative
Americans und their role today.
Title I students hnve been
exploring mysteries. They rend
books in Ihe A -Z Mystery series
by Ron Roy and the Nate the
G reat Serlves by M arjorie
Weinmun Shurmut. Students
used strategies o f prediction
through Ihe reuding. They hove
learned that os you read and
learn more, you have to revise
predictions at times. Also, they
compared how being u detective
nnd being u render ure similnr.
A render bus to be n word
detective to figure our how to
rend unknown words using
clues such as letter sounds, what
makes sense and using Ihe clues
o f the words around the
unknown word. Also, you huve
to be n meaning detective to
figure out the meanings o f
words. You have to use
comprehension clues to figure
out the meaning of the book and
the message of the author. In
many ways, being a successful
reader is a lot like being o
m yslery detective. If you
haven’t read a good mystery
lately, the Title I students al
challenge you to get a cup of hot
cocoa und u good mystery book
and become a book detective.
In the E S L classroom ,
kindergarteners are lenming the
sounds of tile letters in Spanish
They are learning about
com m unity workers. First
graders are starting to read
blends in Spanish. In English,
they ure lenming uboul pliices
in the schopl und the uclivities
they Ciin do in euch one. Second
grude students ure lenrning to
identify stores nnd Ihe ilems
sold in each one. They are
practicing how lo count money
. lo pay for the products in ench
store, Third graders are reading
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the tools used by a carpenter and
the actions performed wilh each
tool. They are using this book
to leam how to write sequential
steps. Fourth graders are
reading Ihe book; Talking to
Lew is und C lark. They are
learning how tho first colonists
communicated with Ihe Indians.
Wc are using Ihis book lo leam
some irregular verbs and to
create affirmative and negative
sentences in simple past tense.
Fifth grade students are reading
passages and identifying causes
and effect. They are practicing
writing their own sentences to
express ideas o f cause and
effect.
Students in Ms. Maynard’s
class are gearing up for
Christm as. In Ihe nexl few
weeks, students w ill be
traveling to countries to
celebrate Christmas Around the
W orld. They w ill enjoy Ihe
stories "How Ihe Grinch Stoic
Christm as" and "The Polar
Express" wilh all of the second
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getting into groups to leam even
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countries. In math, they hnve been
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even learning how to measure
using Iheir hand span and cubit.
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D4 - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dcc. 11,2008
The Davle representatives at the youth Art of Giving Summit join fellow participants for this photograph.
David Garibaldi with paint
ings of Einstein (above)
and Kanye West.
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Molly Graham and Ryan Budd with other youth leaders at the Summit.
Davie Young People Learn About Philanthropy
M ore Ihnn 300 Nortli
Caroiinu youth phllunlhropisis
took part In the 2008 Youth
G iving Sum m it, the A rt of
Giving, Oct, 25 jn Greensboro.
It was dc.scribed by
organizer 'E rie Rowies,
president of Leading to Change,
as “an explosive, artistic
expression o f philanthropy
throughout North Carolina.”
D avie Com m unity
Foundations' S U R F Board
Youth Grantmakers were part of
the philanthropists participating
in the day-long convening that
included youth from 25 countics
throughout the slate, '
Tw elve S U R F board
members and two advisors
spent the Saturday networking
with other youth philanthropists
and advisors.
M o lly G raham , S U R F
president, and Ryan Budd,
board member, spoke at the
beginning of the historical
convening. Moro than 20 youth-
led and youth-focused
workshops filled the day. SURF
board members attended
workshops and hosted an
afternoon session showcasing
their communications game
“Helter Skelter".
“It was a lot of fun to be with
so many other youth
grantmakers," said Graham.
“We learned a lot from cach
other, 1 came back with an Ice
breaker game that we used at
our November meeting. It was
great,"
W hile at, the Youth Giving
Summit, the SURF Board met
to flnallze plans to promote their
Request for Proposals (RFP),
These proposals must request
funds for youth-led projects that
positively im pact youth in
Davie County, An application
packet w ill be released
throughout the county.
Participants wltnes.sed the
o fficial launch o f the new
website capturing the
excitem ent and Innovation
w ithin the statewide youth
philanthropy movem ent;
ifiini'. ncyoiilhfiivhig. ОГЦ. The
grand finale was a closing
ceremony that combined the Art
o f G iving theme w ith the
excitem ent and energy o f a
nightclub and art explosion
celebration. Music painter and
urtlst, David Garibaldi, brought
his program o f "Rhythm , &
Hue" to the Summit by painting
six foot murals of Kanye West,
A licia Keys, M arlin Luther
King Jr., and Albert Einstein
against the beating background
music and his message o f
giving,
“The 2008 Youth Summit
was much more than just a high-
energy and inspirational
convening of 300 youth apd
adult philanthropists," said Jane
Simpson, Davie Community
Foundation president, “It was a
celebration o f the power of
young people and the
communities that have Invested
in their collective time, talent,
and treasures. In many ways, the
2008 Youth Giving Summit was
a powerful catalyst to maintain
the m om entum , propel the
passion, and exhibit the Art of
G iving that Is taking place
throughout North Carolina,
“Davle County youth were
excited lo be a part,"
South D avie Jr. C ivitans H ave B usy Year
The South D avie Junior
Civltan Club held Its officer In
stallation and new member In
duction ceremony on Ocl, 29 in
the theater at South D avie
M iddle School, Parents and
friends watched as each officer
was presented with an officer
pin and new members were
given new member pins,
' W ith 22 members this year,
the club has been involved in
helping the school and commu
nity, including; coUecting dona-
■ tlons for pumpkins for Cystic
Fibrosis, a fundraiser drawing,
bought gifts for two L ittle
Lam bs al A Storehouse for
Jesus, and bought a D V D and
goodies for the Eagle team.
They are visiting local nursing
homes and presenting cards and
a gift to all residents, holding a
Christmas party and hosting a
blood drive in January.
The club has been one of the
few to achieve Honor Club sta
tus for the year.
Officers: president, Sam
Linville; vice president, Corbin
West; secretary. Summer Smart;
PR coordinator, Dylan Andrade;
historian. Amber Hunter; ser-
geant-at-arms, Andrew Austin.
Members: Alexis Callison,
Amanda Fuller, Brandi Howell,
David Hursey, Haley Kelley,
Joana Leon, Anna M cBride,
Courtney Magallanes, Carrie
M iller, Lorena M illo, Lauren
Morrison, Alex Peoples, Dustin
Potts, Megan Reynolds, Caitlin
Rigolinl, and Tori Talley. New
advisors this year are Debbie
Prevette, Lauren Dean, Ashley
Catlett,
Jr, Civitan is a community
service club for young people.
Members are given opportuni
ties of leadership to develop
communication skills, leader
ship and team w ork skills
needed lo develop a sense o f.
public responsibility through
communily service. It helps pro
mote a positive self Image for
the members, as well as a posi
tive Image for young people.
Members can continue at
D avle High, Both clubs are
sponsored by the Mocksville
Clvitan Club,
Class Of 76 To Award Scholarship To Davie Student
, Members of the Davie High
Class of 1976 combined forces
to raise the funds needed to
begin a scholarship In honor of
the class at the D avie
Community Foundation,
The Davle Class o f 1976
Scholarship (las been
e.stabllshed.
Class members have been
making contributions to the
fund for several years, In 2008,
Alice Hanes and Avis Anderson
suggested.that class mates make
a $50 donation in honor of their
50th birthdays. More than 30
members made the gift in an
effort lo help other D avie
students continue their
education at a 2-year or 4-year
college or university. The class
has reached the $5,000 initial
benchmark and will award Its
first'scholarshlp in M ay 2009 to
a deserving Davle High student,
"A large congratulation goes
to Alice Hanes for her effort and
determ ination .to see this
happen," said Jane Simpson,
foundation president. “Alice has
w ritten numerous articles,
talked to classmates lii person
and via the web, planned a 501h
birthday party, and made several
personal contributions. She has
tt passion for remembering their
class by helping future
generations of Davle kids,”
Now that the fund can begin
grant making. It wll) award a
scholarship every year going
forw ard. The size o f the.
scholarship w ill Increase as
class members continue to add
to the fund and It grows from
Investments, Class members
will establish the criteria for the
scholarship and select the
recipient each year,
“ C ongratulations to the
Davie High Class o f 1976,”
Simpson said, “Your legacy will
now be alive In Davle County
forever - helping young people
you may rtever meet,”
A w a rd e d
B rig h t
Id e a s
G ra n ts
EnergyUnited has made two
•Bright Ideas grants to five Davie
County teachers, totaling almost
$2,000.
These awards are a part of
the 29 B right Ideas grants
totaling $35,088 given to
teachers In EnergyUnlted’s 19-
county service areo for spccial
projects that w ill cnhance
instruction in their classrooms.
The B right Ideas grant
recipients arc Angela Williams
and team members B ill
Carothers, Becky Delaney and
Penny Ledbetter from North
Davie Middle School for their
project titled, “Amusement
Math;” and April Naylor from
Cooleemee Elementary School
for her project titled,
“Instrument Palooza.”
“Classroom teachers are Ihe
heart and soul of our education
system ,” said H . Wayne
Wilkins, chief executive officer.
“Through the B right Ideas
program, EnergyUnited makes
funds available for special
classroom projects that create
excitement among students and
enhance learning. It’s a joy for
us at EnergyUnited to play a
part in providing quality
education for students within
our servicc area.”
Sincc the program was
created, E nergyU nited has
made more than $467,000 in
grants.
Bright Ideas grant awards
cun be as much as $2,000 each.
Teachers in grades K-12 were
eligible to apply,- Volunteers,
Including educators,
com m unity leaders and
representatives o f the
cooperadves, screen proposals
from teachers and make
selections.
The program is a statewide
Initiative o f the 2'6 electric
cooperatives in North Carolina,
Created In 1994, the program
has collectively awarded more
than $5,9 m illio n in grant
money to N orth C arolina
teachers to sponsor 4,000
projects teaching more than
800,000 stiidents, EnergyUnited
Individually has made 459
giants totaling $467,486 to
teachers for innovative
classroom instruction projects,
Phillips
Completes
US Navy
Training
N avy , Seaman Seth L,
P hillips, son o f Shelia R,
Sammons o f W oodleaf and
Tony L, Phillips ofMocksville,
recently completed U,S'. Navy
basic training al Recruit Train
ing Command, Great Lakes, 111,
During the eight-week pro
gram, Phillips completed a va
riety of training which Included
classroom study and practical
instruction on naval customs,
first aid, firefighting, water
safety and survival, and ship
board and aircraft safety. An
emphasis was also placed on
physical fitness.
The capstone event of boot
camp is "Battle Stations", This
exercise
gives rccruits the skills and
confidence they need to succeed
in the fleet, "Battle Stations" is
designed to galvanize the basic
warrior attributes of sacrifice,
dedication, teamwork and en
durance In each recruit through
the practical application of ba
sic Navy skills and the core
values of honor, courage and
commitment,
Phillips is a 2005 graduate
of West Rowan High School of
Salisbury,
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Davie Dateline
1 ’
F u n d r a i s e r s
Saturday, Dec. 13
Cunn Chrl.stnins Biizanr, 10 n.m.
lil 12noon«lCimaScliool(comcror
Cana Sc Angell rd.s.) Sn ow dale Dec.
15,5-7 p.m. Boxwood wrcnilis, Yule
log.s und frcsli greenery. Craft items
& gift baskets, and club members
will sell homemade baked goods,
conning, and Christmas Wassail. For
info; contuct Cooperative Ext. Of-
Псе at 751-6297 or 998-3015.
Thursday, Dec. 18
Supper with Santa, Mocksvillc
Elementary Cafeteria, 5-7 p.m. Pizza,
salad, drink $3. Bring camcrn for pic
with Santa. SNA of Davie wishes
you happy holidays.
Ongoing
Smith Grove UM C Country
Drcnkfast, 3rd Saturday each monlh,
6;30-9;30 n.m.
Cooleemee С1у|1«ш BBQ Chicken,
3rd Fri. of each monlh, nt Cool
eemee Civitan Bidg., Cooleemee.
Serving 1/2 chicken, BBQ slaw,
baked beans, roll & pound cnkc. $7
per plate. Reserve your plute, sign up
al Cooleemee Hardwarc or call 284-
2196 or 284-2030. Will deliver or
der of five (5) or more. Proceeds to
help pay for Cooleemee Civilnn
Comm. Bidg.
Poor IVIiui’ Supper, nt Hiutlison
UMC, 1st Tliursday cach monlh, 6
pm„ 1630 Jcricho Church Rd.,
Mocksvilie.
R e li g io n
Sunday, Dec. 14
Chrlslmns Servicc, nt Cornatzer
UMC. Choir Program & Candle
Lighting Scrvice 7 p.m. (food &
fellowship aftcnviuils in fellowship
hall.) Locntion; 1244 Cornnlzer Rd.,
Mocksvilie. Info; 998-0687.
Live Nativity Program, nl
Macedonia Morovinn Church, 6:30
p.m. with refreshments & cnift.s for
children following program. Church
location; NC 801 North between
Hillsdale & Fimninglon.
Spcclal Siiiglnf;', I0;30 u.m. at
Believer's Sonship Tiibernucle,
Angell Rd., Mocksvilie. Music and
message, all arc invited.
Wednesday, Dec. 24
Christmn.s Eve Service, ut
Comutzer UMC.Begins 11 p.m. with
services of enrols, communion, nnd
candle lighting. Be with us to wel
comc the King al midnigiit. Locn
tion; 1244 Comntzer Rd., Mocks
villc. Info; 998-0687.
Christmas Eve Lovcfcust, at
Mncedonia Moravian Church, 4 &
7;30 p.m. Church localion: NC 801
between Hillsdale & Fnrmington.
Ongoing
Afler Schuoi Prugram, al
Cornnlzer UMC, serving Cornnlzer
Elementnry School, ages 5-12
years. Cull 998-0687 for info.
H20 (His lo Own), new ministry
ut Jerusalem Bnpt. Church, 3203
US 601 S., Mocksvilie. On
Wednesdays al 7 p.m. for 18-29
year olds who arc college, single,
or married. We cover topics perti
nent & Interesting lo Ihis nge group.
Griershnrc, Sal. mornings 9:30
a.m., Cornerstone Christiun
Church, fee will be charged lo cover
mntcriuls for 13 week scminur. Cull
998-0600 for more info.
Klnnnclul Peaec University, 13
week .scries starts Sept. 9, at
Hillsdale Bapt. Church, 7 p.m.
Open to public. Call 940-6618 for
info and preview sessions info.
AW ANA & Youth Program, at
Ijames Bapt. Church, cnch Sun.
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336^92-5451
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evening 5:45-7:30 p.m., ages four
Ihrough sixth grade. Info: 492-6434.
"Journey to Iho Well”, 12 lessons
journey, Hannah’s Ministry
women’s group, every 2nd Sal. eac
month, beginning Oct. II, at II
a.m., Fairfield Bnpt. Church, 164
Excalibur Ln., Mocksvilie.
A Woman’s Discussion Class,
Women O pening llie Worlil. Our
Father in Heaven ... Tench As To
Pray cach Tues. 10:30-11:30 a.m.
nt Jericho Church of Christ. All
women invited. Call 492-5711 or
492-5291 for info.
Bible Sludy, birth, life, death, res
urrection of Jesus, each Wed. 6:30
p.m.. New LifeMinislry, 229 Mill
ing Rd. No chnrgc, everyone wel
come. Info; 704-642-0512.
Jcricho Women’s Bible Sludy, all
materials provided at no cost, meets
every Tues. moming 10:30 a.m. ul
Jericho Church of ChrisI. Ques
tion; 416-1036 or 704-798-2038.
Women’s BibleSludy,every Wed.
5-6 p.m., in n home nenr Milling
Road uren. All women welcomc.
Info; 751-5229.
Women’s Bible Study, focusing
on Biblicnl women from femnle
perspective and African American,
Lutino, and American women, 2nd
Sat. ofeach monlh at Fnirficid Bapl.
Church, 164 Excalibur Lane (off
U.S. 601 S.). Info: 940-5149.
Cornatzer Coffeehouse, 3rd Sun.
of euch monlh, 7 p.m. at Comutzer
UMC.
Women’s Sludy Group, Phase 2,
on Biblical women,, presented by
Hunnnh’s Ministries. Free & held
every iccond Snt. of cach monlh,
10-11 n.m. All wclcome. Info; 940-
5149.
CarcNel Counseling Centers, «1
KirstBnptistChurch,390N.Mnin
St., Mocksvilie. Offers inlcr-dc-
nominulionnlcounseling. Acndeml-
cally trained, certiricd counselors
6 mental heallh professionals! Info.
&uppl. 751-2041.
Prcschool/I’arents Morning Out,
Belhlelicm United Meth. Time; 9
a.m.-noon. Ages 1 cSc2-M,WorT,
Th. Age 3 - M.T, Th. Age 4 & Pre-
K - three or four days per week.
Cnll 998-6820.
Preschool, at Center United Meth.
Church, 2 days per week or 4 days
per week (4 yr. old clas.s); 2 days
per week (3 yr. old class); 2 dnys
per week (2 yr; old class) 8:30-
11:30 a.m. Phone 940-3753.
Awana & Bible Study, Wednes-
duys nl 7 p.m., Hope Baptist Taber
nacle.
S o e d a l E v e n t s
Thursday, Dec. 11
Class of ‘76 ChrlslmiLS Party, at
Sngebnish, Mocksvilie, 7 p.m., bring
wrnpiied $ 10 gift suitable for man or
womun. Call 336-972-2755 or 751-
2237.
Sunday, Dec. 14
Live Nativity Program, at
Mucedoniu Moravian Church, 6:30
p.m. wllh refreshments & crafts for
children following program.
Saturday, Dec. 20
Open Food Pantry, nt Life Com
munity Church, 170 Duord Davis
Rd., Mocksvillc. They arc opening
Ihcir food panliy to fumilies in need
from 11 n.m, til 2 p.m. Also offering
lunch of homc-mnde soups lounyone
lhal wants tp come by.
Ongoing
Live Music & Dancing, every Sul.
night bluegrass, ut Sheffield Music
Hnll, cull 704-546-3099 for info.
CoiTec House, 3rd Sun. each month,
7 p.m., ut Comnlzcr UMC. Good
coffee, good fellowship, & good
music.
D a t e s to R e m e m b e r
Friday, Dec. 12
Fifth Annual Carol Forrest Me
morial Blood Drive, ul Jericho
Church of ChrisI, cull 998-0800 lo
schedule appt. Wnlk-in’s also wel
come.
Ongoing
VLsllCooleemee'sMlliVlllagcMu-
seum. 14 Church St., Wed.-Sul. 10
a.m. lil 4 p.m. Tours also avuilable by
appl. Call 284-6040.
Slorytimcs, al Davio Co. Library;
Tues. lOn.m. &Fri. II n.m.-storic.s,
songs, fun for preschoolers. 1st Snt.
ofeverymonth - stories/nctlvities for
kids of nil ages. At Cooleemee
Branch: evety othfrTliuts. 10;30n.m.
(cull or chcck website for dnlcs). Al
Hillsdale UMC; every other Fri. 10
n.m. (call library or check website for
dates).
Special Oiympics of Davic County,
play activities & fun nite, Wednes
days at Brock Bidg. Play activities 6-
7 p.m. Fun Nile 7-8:30 p.m. Open lo
all persons with disabilities & their
families.
M e e t i n g s
Tuesday, Dec. 16
Democratic Women of Dnvlc, will
meet nt Sagebrush Restaurant,
Mocksvilie for annual Christmas
party. Even will lake placc In re
served private room nt 6:30 p.m. All
democrats of Davie im: wclcome.
Wednesday, Dec. 17
La Leclic League of Davic, 10 n.m.
at Blai.sc Bnpt. Church, Mocksvilie.
All pregnnnt & nursing mothers und
theirchildren welcome. Forinfo: 940-
3334 or send an email to;
lllofduvie@gmnil.com
Ongoing
Qavic Beekeepers Association, scc
ond Mondny of every month, 7 p.m..
at N.C. Cooperative ExI. Office, 180
S. Main SUcet, Mocksvillc. For info:
998-2975.
VKW Post 4024,7p.m., 2nd Tues.
each month, VFW Hut, Sanford
Avenue, Mocksvillc. Eligible mem
bers wclcome. Come cariy for re
freshments. For Info call 492-7521.
Trium ph Parenting Classcs,
Wednesdays, 10:30 a.m., call for
info; 751-5636.
Humane Society of Davie Co., bi
monthly meetings 2nd Tues. of every
Rvcn-numbcred month, ut Humunc
Socicly Adoption Center, 290 Enlon
Rd. Call 751-5214 for info.
Davic Amateur Radio Club, 1st
Tuesdayofcachmonlh,7p.m., Dnvlc
Co. Hospital Training Room. Public
welcome.
Diabetes Support Group, every
3rd Tues. of the month, 10:30-11:15
u.m., nl Dnvie Co. Senior Services,
278 Meroney St, Mocksvillc. Spon
sored by Heulthy Cnrollnilins of
Davic. Questions; 751-8700.
Davie Hktorlcal & Gencaiogica)
Society, 4th Tues., 7 p.m., Davie
Libnuy.
Ccnlral Davic High Cluss of 1966,
Ihird Monduy euch monlh, al Shiloh
Bapt. Church fellowship hall, 6 p.m.
Questions; 336-692-7104.
Mocksvillc Lloas Club, 1st Tliurs-
day, 7 p.m., fellowship hall of St.
Francis of Assisi, Yadkinville Rond,
Mocksvilie (boiud mceling contin
ues 1st & 3rd Thurs,, 6 p.m.).
Ai-Anon Family Group, at
Macedonia Moravian Church, N.C.
801 N.. Advancc, Sundays 8 p.m.,
Rm. 225 (above fellowship hall). Al-
Anon Is a group thal helps families &
friends of alcoholics.
Cooleemee Womens Civitan Club,
meets 4th Thurs. of cnch month, 7
p.m. Cooleemee First Bnpl. fellow
ship hnll, 204 Marginal St., Cool
eemee. All area ladies invited, fer
funhcr info: 336-284-4795.
Slitch-In, a gathering of crafters al
Mocksvillc Library, sccond Wed. of
ench month, 7-8:15 p.m. Bring your
portable project an all your best lips
and tricks to share. Info: 751-2023.
Community Foundation of Davic
County Board of Directors, 2nd
Mon., 5 p.m. Rotating meeting. For
info/monthly locntioncall 753-6903.
Mocksvilie Ga.rdcn Club, 1st Tliurs.
of each monlh, 7 p.m., in former
fellowship hall behind Firsl UMC,
Main Street, Mocksvilie.
NorthDavleRuritanClub,monthly
dinncrmcetings, sccond Mon. ofeacli
month, 7:30 p.m. Cull 782-4276 for
info nnd location of next meeting.
SmartStarl of Davie County board
meeting, 3rd Tues. of every other
month (begins Jan.) at SunTrast on
Yndkinville Rd., 9-10:30 u.m. Ques
tions: 751-2113.
Alzheimer’s Support Group, 2nd
Tuesday ofeach month, 6:30 p.m., nt
AutumnCarc, Mocksvillc. Info: 751-
3535.
DavieCivitanCiubmeets4th Tliurs.
of cnch month, Fcb.-Oct., 7 p.m., nl
Hillsdale Bapl. Church, Hwy. 158.
All visitors wclcome;
NAACP Community Awareness
Meeting, every 4th Mon. of each
month,7 p.m., nt Shiloh Bnpl. Church.
Ccntcr ECA Club meets 3rd Tues
day ofeach month, al CenterComm.
Bidg., 7:30 p.m. Please join us.
Disabled American Veterans Post
75 meets on third Monday of cach
month, 7 p.m., al 1958 Hwy. 601 S.
Contact Ralph at 751-5118 for mote
info.
Town or Cooleemee Planning
Board, meets 3rd lliurs. of cach
monlh al Cooleemee Town Hall, 7
p.m.
Autkm Support Group 3rd Mon
duy of ench monlh, 6:30 p.m., nt
Hillsdale Bapt. Church, Advance.
Davic County Diabetes Support
Group, first Thurs. of every month,
7-8:30 p.m., ut Davie Co. fiiblic Li
brary Small Conference Room. Info:
751-8700.
Davic Co.'Hmpilal Auxllary, every
sccond Tues., in boml room, 6 p.m.
Davic Business Women’s A.<sacia-
lion, 1st Wed. of cnch month, 12
noon, ul SunTnist Bnnk. Spcidter of
interest and catered lunch, cost $8.
Yearly membership $35. Contact
Cathy Boles 753-1006 for more info.
Celcbrate Recovery, weekly sup
port group for those struggling wllli
or in recovery for bad habits - such as
stress, depression, nddiction, abuse,
etc. Meets Tliurs. 7 p.m. at Fanning-
lon Comm. Cenler, Fannington Rd.
Call 408-8750 or8l3-9921 for more
info.
DavkiCountyHorscEmcrgcncj’Res-
cuc Team, 7:30 p.m, downslaiis at tlie
Agricultural Building, Mocksvillc. Ev
ery 3rd Tuesday each monlli. For Info:
940-2111.
Davie Co. Band Boosters, meets
2nd Tuesday of month, 7:30 p.m.,
Davle High Bund Room.
Chrislian Businessmen's Commit
tee of Mock.sville, Tlnirsdnys, 7 n.m.
Mocksvilie Rotnry Hut.
Gold Wing Touring Association,
Red Pig Barbccuc, Greasy Comer,
N.C. 801 ut U.S. 601, 6 p.m. 284-
4799.
Davic Counly Stamp Club, 2nd
Thurs., Dnvie Senior Ccntcr, 7 p.m.
751-0611.
CaolccmccKecreationAssociatian,
Zuchiuy House, 1st Tuesday, 7 p.m.
The Artist Group, Davic County
Libnuy, 7 p.m. last Tues. Call Bonnie
at 998-5274.
Ccnter Community Development,
3rd Mon., 7 p.m. Community Bidg.
Cooleemee Town Board, 3rd Tues
day, Town Hall, 7 p.m. unless other
wise noted.
Cooleemee AA, behind Good Shep
herd Episcopal, Tues. & Fri., 8 p.m.
North Cooleemee and Clark Road
Council, 2nd Wednesday, 7 p.m.
Friendship Baptist Fellowship Hall.
Mocksvilie AA, closed non-smok
ing meeting, at St. Francis of Assisi
Church fellowship hall, 862
Yadkinville Rd., Mocksvilie.
Thursday, 7 p.m. Info; Jan 753-
6863.
Davie Domestic Violence Services
nnd Rope Crisis Center. Offers
weekly support group for domestic
violence & sexual assault victims.
TlicgroupmcetseveryTucs.evcning
from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Please call of
fice for location, 751-3450.
Sons of Confederate Veteraas, 1st
Monday, Cooleemee Historical
Building, 7 p.m.
MocksvilieRotary Club,Tuesdays,
I2:l0p.m., Rotary Hut.
Farminglon Masonic Lodge No.
265, 2nd Monday, 7:30 p.m. nt the
lodge.
Davie Co, United Way Board of
Directors, 4th Monday, 5;30 p.m..
Brock Centcr Annex, Conf. Room
208.
DuvicHomebulldcrs,4lhThursday,
7 p.m., Langley's in Mocksvillc,
Town Square.
Davie High Athletic Boosters, 3rd
Monday, 7 p.m., school cafetcria.
Farmington Ruritan Club, 2nd
Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Farmington
Mctliodlst church.
HELPS Ministrici), Christian recov
ery program for women sexually
abused as children. Mondays, 7:30
p.m., 41 court Squiuc, Room 210.
Parenls Resource Organization
(PRO) support group for families of
children wilh disnbilitics, 2nd Tues
day, 7 p.m. Call Roscmury Kropfclder
nt 998-3311 for locntion.
Jcricho-Hardison Ruritan Club,
2nd Tuesday, 7 p.m., club building.
Health Dept., clinic hours: Mon.-
Fri., 8:30-11:30 a.m., 1-4:30 p.m.
Davle County Board of Social Ser
vices, 4th Tuesday, 5:30 p.m. al
DSS.
Narcotics Anonymous Against All
Odds Group, First Bapl. Church, 390
N. Main Slrcel (upstairs), Tliurs. 7
p.m.. Sun. 6 p.m. Drug IVoblem?
Helpline, 336-785-7280.
Mocksvilie American Legion Post
174, VFW Hut, Sanford Ave., 2nd
Thursday, 7 p.m.
Mocksvilie Civitan Club, 7 p.m.,
2nd & 4th Mondays, at First Presby
terian Church.
Advnnce Memorinl Post 8719 Vet
erans of Foreign W ars und laidics
Auxiiiiuy, 4th Tues., 7:30 p.m., post
home. Feed Mill Road.
Davle Counly Right To Life, 7 p.m.,
3rd Thursday,gnuidjury room, court
house. 751-5235 or 492-5723,
Cooleemee Memorial VFW Post
1119,2nd, 4th 'Hiurs., 7 p.m., VFW
Hall, N.C. 801.
Corinthian Lodge No. I7F&AM,
2nd, 4th Fridays. 7:30 p.m. at the
lodge.
Mocksvillc Lodge No. 134,1st Tues
day, 7:30 p.m. at Ihe lodge.
Cooleemee CIvltan's Club Meet
ing, 1st and 3rd Mon. each monlh, 7
p.m., Red Pig, Hwy. 801, Cooleemee.
Dnvlc Co. MS Support Group,
2nd Mon. of cach monlh, 6 p.m.,
Dnvlc Co. Hospilul.
R e c r e a t i o n
For more information on any of the
following rec. events call 751-2325.
Davle Youth Council
nil students grades 9-12, attend N.C.
State Youth Council events, serve
community. Cull Sandra 751-2325.
Good Timers Square
Dance
Fannington Comm. Ctr, Mondays 7
p.m., cost $5 per monlh. Volunteer &
community scrvice opporlunltlcs.
Call 998-3837 for mote info.
Davie Metro Tae Kwon
Do
Ages 6 & up, including adults. Tues.
& Tliurs. @ 6 p.m.. Brock Gym.
Gary Kecblc, instructor. Call 391-
4538 for more Info.
Shelter Rentals
Available at Rich Park, Rivcrpark al
Cooleemee Falls, nnd Fannington.
Cull 751-2325 lo reserve.
Special Olympics Fun Nltes
nvullnblo lo unyone with u disubilily,
Wednesdays, BrockOym,6p.m. Call
Kalhie Streit 751-2325.
K-2 Instructional B’Bail
Includes T-shirt.
Silver Striders
Brock Gym available for walking
6:30-9 u.m. Qunrterly incentives for
miles wnlkcd.
Senior Trips
Join us for dny trips & occnsional
ovemightcrs lo inlcresling locations
& let us do Ihe driving. Call Kalhie
for info.
Senior Gannes
Open to all 55 or better. Be active,
have fun, softball, busketbull,
badmitton, horseshoes, bocce, &
more.
Dance Company
Brock Gym, Emily Robertson 998-
5163, ages 3 & up, including adults.
Clas.scs Mon. & Tues.
Bocce
At Rich Park Sports Complex,
Wednesduys, 11 a.m, Leam sport of
Bocce. Open to all seniors 55 or
better.
Y M C A
Formoreinfonnatlon,call75l-9622,
visit www.dnvic.ymcanwnc.org, or
come to the YMCA for a tour.
Kids Night Out
Parents enjoy date night or do some
holiday shopping. Kids will enjoy
dinner, swimming, arts, crafts, and
more at the YMCA. Register now for
Kids Night Out on Friday, D e c 12,
6-11 p.m. Open to children 3 mo.-12.
$10/mcmbers, $15/non-membcrs.
Register by Thurs., Dcc. 11 at noon
lo avoid $10 per child laic fee and
ensure a placc for your child.
Indoor Soccer
Everyone plays ul Ihe YMCA, even
when it's cold outside. Leam variety
of .skills, value of teamwork, and
good sportmanshlp during weekly
practices. Saturday games. Rcgistra-
tionforchilden3-l3,nowttuuJan.9:
seuson Jun. 12-Mnrch 7. $40/mem-
bcrs, $75/potential members.
Swim Lessons
Sign up now. Choo,sc from Tues/
TIuirs. evening lessons $33 mem-
bcrs/$66 non-members or Sat. morn
ing lessons .$16 membcr.s/$33 non-
members. Private cSc family lessons
ulso available.
iVIembers Only
Join Ihc YMCA nnd take advantage
of watcrncrobics,yoga,blking, walk
ing, personal training, and more.
Come visil and tour our facility at 215
Cemetery Sueet nnd leam how wc
build strong kids, strong families,
and .su^ng communities.
S e n i o r s
All Senior Activities take place at
Davle County Senior Services lo-.
catcdat278 Meraney St.,Mocksville
unless otherwise noted. Call 753-
6230.
Ongoing
Sr. Lunchbox, M,T,W , 11:30 a.m.,
Th. & Fri., II a.m., lunch served
dully.
Sliver Health Excrclses, Exercise
Room of Senior Services, M, W, F,
8:30 u.m. Tues. & Thurs. 9 a.m. at
Mock Place, (open to any senior).
Quilting Club, every Monday, 10
a.m.
Bridge, every Friday, 2 p.m.
SKIPBO, Wednesdays, I p.m.
Scrapbooking, every 2nd Tuesday,
2 p.m.
Dr. Dunn, Podialrisl, ut Sr. Services
every three .weeks, 8:30 n;m., please
call for dates.
Free Blood Pressure Checks, once
a monlh, at 10:30 a.m. in the Nutri
tion Silc.
Singing Seniors Choru.s,Thursdays,
10 a.m.
VFW Ladies Auxiliary, every 2nd
Thurs., 1 p.m.
Scrabble, I p.m. every Monday.
Rook, I p.m. every Monday.
Texas Hold’Em-Thursdays, 1 p.m.
Painting - Wednesdays 8:30-11:30
n.m.
Grief Support Group, 1st & 3rd
Tucsdnys at 6 p.m.
Sr. Book Club, every second Tues.
of the month, 12:30 p.m.
Computer Classes • are available,
call for informution.
Artiirlticiilxcrcke-cvcryotlicrWed.
10:30 u.m.
Low Impact Aerobics - Wed. & Fri.
begins Feb. 7 11 a.m. til 12 p.m.
Fitness Equipment Room - open
Mon.-Tliurs. 8 a.m. lil 8 p.m. Fridays
8 a.m. lil 5 p.m.
Table Tennis-every Tues. 1-4 p.m.
Art, Mondays 9 a.m. til 12 p.m.
Tai Chi, Tuesdays (call for sesssion
dates)
Line Dancing, Thurs. 11 a.m. lil 12
p.m. & 2-3 p.m.
R e p o r t D a v ie D a t e l i n e
I t e m s B y N o o n M o n d a y
Items for Davic Dateline should be
reported by noon Monday of the pub
lication week. Call 751 -2120 or drop
it by tlie office, at S. Main St. across
from Ihe courthousc.
NOW THRU SATURDAY!
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Public Notices
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualHled as Kxeoutor ol
Ihe Estate ol EDNA TANNER, late
ol Davle County, this Is to nolily all
persons, llrms and corporations
having claims against said estate
to presenl them lo the under
signed: T. Dan Womble, Attorney,
3802 Clemmons Road, Suite A,
Clemmons, NC 27012, on or be
fore February 20, 2009, (being
three (3) monlhs from this first day
ol publication o( this notice), or this
notice will be pleaded In bar ol their
recovery. Ail persons, firms and
corporations Indebted to said es
tate will please make Immediate
payment to the undersigned.
This the 20th day of November,
2008. .
CAROL SIMPKINS
410 Saddlebrook Circle
Lewisville, NC 27023-8214
T. Dan Womble
Attorney at Law
P.O. Box 1698
Clemmons, NC 27012
11-20-4ln
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualllled as Executor ol
the Estate of MILDRED ALLEN
BOWLES COUCH, lale of Davle
County, this Is to notify all persons,
firms and corporations having
claims against said estate to
presenl them lo Ihe undersigned
on or before February 20, 2009,
(being three (3) months (rom this
first day of publication of this no
tice), or this notice will be pleaded
In bar ol their recovery. All persons,
llrms und corporations Indebted lo
said estate will please make Im
mediate payment to the under
signed.
This the 20th day of November,
2008.
WALTER FRANKLIN COUCH
265 Feezor Rd.
Mocksvillo, NC 27028
11-20-4tn
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualllled as Administra
tor ot the Estate ol KATHY
HAWKINS RAYLE, late ol Davle
County, this Is to notify all persons,
firms and corporations having
claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned
on or before March 4, 2009, (be
ing three (3) months Irom this llrst
day ol publication ol this notice),
or this nolice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons, firrns,
. and corporations Indebted to said
estate will please trlakeMfhmedlate
payment lo the undersigned.
This the 4lh day of December,
2008.
BOBBY WAYNE HAWKINS
3614 North Lakeshore Dr.
Clemmons, NC 27028
12-4-4tn
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DAVIE COUNTY
, NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualllled as Executor ol
the Estate of BERLIE W. WYATT,
late ol Davle County, this Is to no-
tlly all persons, llrms and corpora
tions having claims against said
estate to present them to the un
dersigned on or before February
20,2009, (being three (3) months
from this llrst day ol publication ot
this notice), or this nolice will be
pleaded In bar of Iheir recovery. All
persons, (irms and corporations In
debted to said estate will please
make Immediate payment to the
undersigned.
This Ihe 20th day of November,
2008.
BRENDA W. HAWKS
194 No Creek Road
Mooksvllle, NC 27028
MARTIN & VAN HOY, LLP
Attorneys at Law
Ten Court Square
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
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NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualllled as Executor of
the Estate ol CATHARINE C.
LITTLE, late ol Davle County, t\ils
Is to notify all persons, firms and
corporations having claims against
said estate to present them to the
undersigned on or before March
4, 2009, (being three (3) months
from this first day ol publication ol
this nolice), or this notice will be
pleaded In bar of their recovery. All
persons, flmis and corporations In
debted to said estate will please
make Immediate payment to the
undersigned.
This the 26th day ol November,
2008.
JOHN F. DEWEY
341 Millstone Drive
Lexington, NC 27295
MARTIN 8. VAN HOY, LLP
Attorneys at Law
Ten Court Square
Mooksvllle, NG 27028
12-4-4tn
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Administra
tor ot the Estate ol MELVIN
HAROLD DEHART, late ol Davle
County, this Is to notify all persons,
llrms and corporations having
claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned
on or before February 27, 2009,
(being three (3) months Irom this
llrst day of publication ol this no
tice), or this notice will be pleaded
In barof Iheir recovery. All persons,
firms and corporations indebted to
said estate will please make Im
mediate payment to the under
signed.
This the 27th day of November,
2008.
PAULINE M. DEHART
3059 US Hwy 64 East
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
11-27-4IP
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executor of
the Estate ol PAUL, CLIFTON
COCKERHAM, late of Davle
County, this Is to notify all persons,
(Irms and corporations having
claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned
on or before February 27, 2009,
(being three (3) months from this
first day ol publication of this no
tice), or this notice will be pleaded
In bar ol their recovery. All persons,
, limis and corporations Indebted to .
said estate will please make Im
mediate payment to the under
signed.
This the 27th day of November,
2008.
ELOISE T SHELTON
196 Grover Rd.
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
11-27-4tn '
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualllled as Executor of
the Estate of JOHNSIE ETHEL
TUCKER SHELTON, lale of Davle
County, this Is lo notify all persons,
firms and corporations having
claims against said estate to
present them lo the undersigned
on or before February 27, 2009,
(being three (3) months from this
llrst day ot publication of this no
tice), or this nolice will be pleaded
In bar ot their recovery. All persons,
firms and corporations Indebted to
said estate will please make Im
mediate payment to the under
signed.
This the 27th day of November,
2008.
VON C. SHELTON
153 Woodhaven Ln.
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
11-27-4tn
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DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
The undersigned having quall
lled as Executor of the Estate of
Etta C. Barkley, Deceased, lale of
Davlef County, North Carolina,
gives this notice to all persons,
firms, and corporations having
claims against the estate to exhibit
them lo the undersigned at Ihe of
fice of DAVIS & BREWER ATTOR
NEYS, 104 Stadium Oaks Drive,
Suite C, Clemmons, North Caro
lina, 27012, on or before the IO'"
day of March, 2009, or this nolice
will be pleaded In bar of their re
covery. All persons Indebted to the
estate will please make Immediate
payment..
This the 11'" day of December,
2008,
Jack R. Barkley
Executor ol the Estate ol
Etta C. Barkley
BY; GILBERT!. DAVIS, JR.
PO DRAWER 786
104 STADIUM OAKS DRIVE,
SUITE C
CLEMMONS, NC 27012
12-11-4tn
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executor ol
the Estate of JO ANN L. WHELP-
LEY, late ol Davle Counly, this Is
to notlly all persons, llrms and cor
porations having claims against
said estate to presenl them to the
undersigned on or before March
11,2009, (being three (3) months
from this llrst day of publication of
this notice), or this notice will be
pleaded In bar ol their recovery. All
persons, llrms and corporations In
debted to said estate will please
make Immediate payment to the
undersigned.
This the 11 th day ol December,
2008.
DAVID B. WHELPLEY, JR.
3910Charmal PI.
Charlotte, NC 28226
12-11-4tp
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
PUBLIC NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS.
SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Take notice that pursuant lo
NCGS 160A-268, Davle County Is
seeking sealed bids for the follow
ing equipment;
1978 John Deere Tractor with
attachments
Alkota 3852 High Pressure
. Washer
This equipment Is located.al,
Davle Counly Public Utilities (for
merly Davle County Water Depart
ment), 261 Chaffin Street, Mocks
vilie, NC. Inquiries should be
made by contacting Jell Crisco at
(336)753-6090 or
leff.crisco@ co.davl0.nc.u s.
Sealed bids will be received
until 3:00 p.m., Friday, December
19, 2008, and will be opened at
that time In the olflce of Brenda
Hunter, Clerk to the Board, Davle
Counly Administration Building,
Room 250,123 South Main Street,
Mocksvilie, NC. Please label all
envelopes “SEALED BIDS".
Each bid must be accompanied
by a bid security In an amount not
less than live percent (5%) of Ihe
amount ol the bid. The bid secu
rity will be retained If the success
ful bidder (ails to consummate the
contract. Security may be In the
form of cashier's check, certified
check, or cash (personal checks
will not be accepted).
The Davle County Board of
Commissioners will consider all
bids at Its regular meeting on Mon
day, January 5, 2009 and may at
that time accept the bid submitted
by the highest responsible bidder,
or reject any or all bids.
Brenda B. Hunter
Clerk to the Board
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NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDrrORS
Having qualified as Co-Admln-
Istrators ot the Estate of BETTY
GREENE SMITH, late of Davle
County, this Is to notify all persons,
(Irms and corporations having
claims against said estate to
present them lo the undersigned
on or before March 4, 2009, (be
ing three (3) months from this first
day of publication of this nolice),
or this nolice will be pleaded In bar
ot their recovery. All persons, llrms
and corporations indebted to said
estate will please make Immediate
payment to the undersigned.
This the 24lh day of November,
2008.
STACEY A. SMITH
200 Mill Creek Drive
Fuquay-Varlna, NC 27526
JUSTIN P. SMITH
3710Apl. G, Colswold Drive
Greensboro, NC 27410
MARTIN & VAN HOY, LLP
Attorneys at Law
Ten Court Square
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
12-4-4tn
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualllled as Administra
trix CTAof the Estate ot ELLAMAE
WOOTEN , late of Davle Counly,
this Is to notify all persons, llrms
and corporations having claims
against said estate to present them
to the undersigned on or before
March 11, 2009, (being three (3)
months from this llrst day ol publi
cation of this notice), or this nolice
will be pleaded In bar of iheir re
covery, All persons, firms and cor
porations Indebted to said estate
will please make Immediate pay
ment lo Ihe undersigned.
This the 3rd day of December,
2008.
LINDA M. SMITH
320 Speer Road
Mocksvillo, NC 27028
MARTIN & VAN HOY, LLP
Attorneys at Law
Ten Court Square
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
12-11-4tn
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executor of
Ihe Estate of ORA P. BRAMMER,
late ol Davle County, this Is to no
tify all persons, llrms and corpora
tions having claims against said
estate to present them to the un
dersigned on or before March 4,
2009, (being throo (3) months Irom
thl$ first day of publication of this
nolice), or this nolice will be
pleaded In bar of Iheir recovery. All
persons, firms and corporations In
debted to said estate wili ploaso
make Immediate payment to Ihe
undersigned.
This Ihe 4th day ol December,
2008.
JAMES D. MEADOWS
478 Cherry Hill Rd.
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
12-4-
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDrrORS
Having qualllled as Executor of
the Estate of BRENDA PAYNE
BOWLES , lale ol Davle Counly,
this Is to notify all persons, llrms
and corporations having claims
against said estate to present them
to the undersigned on or before
March 11, 2009, (being three (3)
months from this first day of publi
cation of this notice), or this notice
will be pleaded In bar of their re
covery. All persons, firms and cor
porations Indebted to said estate
will please make Immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
This the 11 th day ol December,
2008.
DENISA FLIPPIN WATKINS
PO Box 185
Clemmons, NC 27012
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cember 2, 2008, under the provi
sions of title 18, United Slates
Code, section 981, for violation of
title 18, United Stales Code, sec
tion 1956 and title 21, United
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Anyone asserting an Interest
and claim to the property must file,
within twenty (20) days from the
date of first publication of this no
tice, a claim wllh Ihe Fines, Penal
ties, and Forfeitures Officer, Cus
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Metal Salos Mfg. a nallonwldo manulaclurer ol
melal building componenis, Is In noed ol a Full
lima regional class A-CDL driver oporating out
ol our Mocksville. NC laclllty. Mulllple stop
tlatbed routes could be 2-3 nights out. Operat
ing In NC, SC, VA. and parts ol W V. Home
weekends and holidays. Late model Ryder
leased equipment, new trailers with RoU-Tlte
tarplng conversion systems. You provide 3
years vorilled driving oxp. with clean driving
rocord and good customer service abllllles.
Pay Is based on mileage, stops,hours and
chocks with a $750/week minimum guarantee.
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our plant ® 188 Quality Drive In Mocksvillo.
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Davidson County Community Collogo Is accopting
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Dleto) Mechanic, export- orKod, noodod lor float eliop. TremorxJous oppoitunlty, good pay, .good bonoMs) Call now! 5зв-9567120
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Driver • Currently Hiring Ex* portoncod Toama'and Waa wtth Ha2Mat. Dry Van & Ton^ Contret Qvollablo. O/Os wolcomo. Can Covenant iece)>684-2519.EOE.
Drlvor • PTL Noode Company Drivors- CDL-A oarn up to40 c^m. t/2cpm Incroaso ov-к milos.
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DRIVERS • ASAPI Slgn-on bonus. 35-41 cpm. Earn ovor $1000 wookly- Excollont bofv olits. Nood COL-A & 3 mos rocont OTR. 077-250 8702. www.mollontnKK.com
DRIVERS • Qroat EQuipmont. Pfoloastonol Pay. Lots ol Frolghl. Van ond Flatbed avaiTflblo. CDL-A, 23 yr„ 1 yr. OTR, Smilhwoy Moto» Xproes. 00e-ei0-7607, www.Bmxc.com
Drivers • Miles A Freight: Positions avaUablo ASAPI CDL-A with lankor required. Top pay. premium bonofits and MUCH MORE! Call of visit us onHno. 677-404-3060. www.oakkiyiran8port.com
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OTR truckors NOWI No oxporlonco noododi $700*/wk eamlrm potontUil. No Prot> lomi Training avallabkil Call Now l-eoO-557-0242.
EXPERIENCED OTR DRIVERS. *5% Moro Paid
Miles. 'Choose Your Pay Plan. ‘Van, Flaibod, Rofrlgor- alion. Roohl Transport. Expo- rionce Iho Power of Rod. Over 40 years and still growing. Class A COL roquirod. Trolning availnblo. AA/EOE. QoRoohl com 008-607-0345.
IMMEDIATE OPENINQS. CDL A loams, O/OPs and compar>y drtvors noodod. Eam up lo $2.45 por milo. Ammo oxporionco a plus. $2,000 slgn*on bonus t-000- 035-9471
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ACCOUOT/BOOKKEEPINQREP lor Darren Holdings A Co. (a technical hardware di- viston company). Interoetod persons should sond a cover lollor with his/her rosumo
available to: chucknobloOya- hoo.com
Diesel Mechanic, oxpert- oncod, needed. 1er Itoot st^op. Tromondous growth
opportunity, good pay, good bonotrtst Cali nowl ЭЗО-050-7120
Energetic Individuals
with slrong cuslomor service skills noodod at now Liberty Tax Sorvleo kjcatod In Mocksvlllo.
Pleaso fax resumo or lotior ot Interest to 704-&03-3343 or call Susan at IM-QAO' 6704
Experienced tax preparornoodod w4lh strong customer sorvleo skills at new Liborty Tax Sorvleo tocatod in Mocksvillo. Pioaso lax rosumo or loltor
oi Intorest to 704-663-334Э or call Susan at 704-840- 0794
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
NOW HIRING, No Expori- onco Noodod. Good pay and bonolils, paid Iralnlng, promo- tlor)S, rogutar raises. High sSchool grads ages 17-34. Call McndayFriday, 800-002- 7410 for local Inlorvkjw.
Willing to educate a highly motivatod Indivkiual for о rewarding career in financial sorvlcos. Cell 330'920-4662 lorintorvlow,
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Licensed nurses, lull-tlme and week
end shills available. PRN also avail
able. CNAs, full-time 1" & 2“ shits
available. Apply In parson at NC Stale
Veterans Home, 1601 Brenner Ave.,
Bldg. 10, Salisbury.
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CARE Advflntago Agents. Loads ProvkJod. Wookly Pay. Wo offer agoncy dovolopmont A hands-on training available. Call 1-066-COO-7I71.Rockorfollor.
WANTED: LIFE AQENTSIPotontial lo Earn $500 a Oay-
Oroat Agont Gonents-Com- missions PakJ Daily-bboral UndorwntlngLoads, Loads, Loads. Llfo Insuranco, Ll- conso noniiirod. Call 1-008- 713-0020.
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Mocksvillo Garago / Estate
Sfllo Friday S Salurday, Docombor 12 & 13. 8am* tZpm, t29 Ash Drivo (North Ridgo Dovolopmont). Ladies sl20 L to 3X, nice swoalors,
stioos 10-11, lops, movies, books, CDs, tiousehold and o variety ot oilior lloms. Somo now for Christmas gifts.
Mocksvlllo Qarago Sslo.Frtday Doc tZ, eam-4pm & >at Doc 13. 8am-12pm. 250 Lat Whltakor Road on LibortyChurch Rd, Christmas flower arrongomonts. Chrlstma-i suckors A candy, flavorings, clotnos & other itoms. Rain or shlnol
Davle & Clemmons
Yard Satoe
Advance. 293 Loi.. Drive, {Rodmond Way Subdi- viston olf Hwy 150). Yard Sato, Friday, Docombor 12’’. Antiques, toys, books, etc.
Mocksvlllo Liquidating Inside Yard Salo, No roneorv ablo offor will bo rolusod, 114 Turkoyloot Rood. Ooc 6,13 Ä 20.0arn-4pm
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B u s in e s s
E q u ip m e n t &
S u p p lie s
Coll phono wilh camora.
Hash, MP3, ond morot Too much to list. $170. Ploase call 704-857-2884 lormorolnto.
C lo th e s
A d u lt & C h ild r e n
Infants Girls Sleepers 0-9
Mos. Largo Qox (35) itoms Call 704 037 0330 $15.00
KIppy boll, lad/fl 32. Black.
Liko now. $200.3 othof wost- om bolts. $IOOfor 1. $25eo„ othorZ, 704-037-2277
E le c t r o n ic s
OVO/VCn 3 disc Changer byRCA.Comos with fomoto. $65. 704-790-3030
Hughes Net satelllto . . monL Completo Setup. Used 6 months. Good shape.
704-232-0677. $100,00
Now MP3 player. NIB Igb pink mp3 plover, 1.6‘ color scroon'704-033-9194 .
E x e r c is e
E q u ip m e n t
Ab Doer, prolosstonal. $25Ploase call
704-636-6575
Smith machine with Olympic bar and platos. $150 obo. Piooso call lor moro Informa
tion, 704-637-2277.
F o o d & P r o d u c e
Weshvard Journoy Nlckote2000. Unclreulalod,ln roll.P& D mint. $20 for both rolls. 70<»-934-2570
F u e l & W o o d
Benches, wood, backless, 15f Indios high. 3-7 ft. $5- $15 oach. 704-fl33-70fl0 or 2100011 loavo rnsg.
Firewood For Salo
Roady to Burn, you haul. Pioaso Coll 336-492-7331
Qas or wood fireplace with logs. Never usod. 40’ x 22* x
33*. $400. 336-753-1400 or 330-655-3201
F u r n it u r e &
A p p lia n c e s
Oodo, pillow lops brand now with warranty. Must soli. F-$109, Q-$195, K-$250. Call
336008-5069
F u r n it u r e &
A p p lia n c e s
Couch, Í 150.
Burgundy rodlnor, $50. Excollont condition. 704-279-9392
Dresser, wooden 5 drawer and nightsland. S50. Girl's 3 drawer dressor Д nibhtstand, 2 avail. $50 00.704-209-0603
For salo king sizo bod hoad board thot has nilrror andlights.704-0:•030-9903
Glass Top Table. 42 x 72Inches with mirrored pedestal and 4 uphoisterod chairs. $250 for OIL 704-037.9870
New CleDrwnler 7‘ ovsl ШЯ set w/lnsort, Cherry, 4 fabric sldo chairs, 2 fabric arm chairs, matching 9‘x9' hutch w/wtno rack. $2,800. 336-
753-1408 or 336-655-3201
RefrlgorotorbyGE. Sldo by sldo with loo maker. Good condition. $250. Call 366-990-0974
Roper Washer, $160.Mayton Dryer, $145. Ken- more Dryer, dnion, 7tS4-79B-1026or, $120. Good СОП'
Solo still In plastlo. Must soil, stggwiihdotivoiy. Please call Leon at33Q-392-3340
Table & ChairsLarge oval dinner tablo, 6 Chairs. $350 obo. 704-232-2470
ТвЫо & Chairs. Solid oak round dinotto with 4 chairs Ex. cond. PaW $575, asking $150. 704-232-2474
Washer and StoveBoth In good cor^itton,$50oach.704-232-2470
Wflfehor/Dryer.WhhlpodXLIoad. Used 5 months, put In storago. $500.704-232-2479
G a m e s &
T o y s
Ain HOCKEY TABLE Full
sl20, like new wilh electronk: scoring. $300. Ptoaso call for mora Into,, 704-239-1340
Nintendo WII.
Brand now, novor opened. $200, Pioaso call
704-297-0230
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E q u ip m e n t
F u r n it u r e &
A p p lia n c e s
Adult Diapers, dlsposabte
Medline. Size medium. $5 por pack, to/pack. 5 ^ packs. Call 704-638-9370
Bunk Bods.
Nice sot, wood. 2 now mattrossos. $125 firm. 330-096-3656
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Cabinet. 3 (t floor cabinet with post form lop. $20, Pioaso call lor moro Information, 704-200-0603
15 PEOPLE WANTED tolose up to 30 lbs In 30 Daysl
100% GuarantoodI Dr. Roc- ommendodl $30. Call 704- 213-6355Cabinets, 2 ft. wood floor. ,
Stained. 2 nvaH, 6 It. post ' form countertop. $150 for all. i Pioaso coll 704-209-0603 AccessorySmall Coach cosmolic holdall bag, Brown w/ black trim. Exceltont con., 704-636-6575China Cablnol. 2 ploco. Liohls up, vory nteo. Cost $3.250. Asking $500 lirm.
Bicycle, low-rldor. Goto fonders, rod vetour bannana seat, ape bars. $150. Pleaso call 704-407-6099
Church Pews 11 foot long. Pino. $100.704-639-1690
Computer desks, throe in good condition, ono comor dosk, woodon $20 each. 336- 751-1059
Bicycio. Ladies Schwinn 26'*, 3-spood, motaUic groon,
oxcoltont condilton. $90, 704-270-8874
M Is c F o r S a le
Carsoat, Grace Mdlh extra
base. Up lo 25 lbs. $30. Ora- CO Exorsaucor Oo, $20. Ploasocall 330-787-5003
Cotilo Pax foeders 3 ring & 2
ring $100 & $50, 5 ft bush hog $200. 0 X 14 Tandom lrailor$300.704-033-5332
CENTURY TRUCK SHELL
Century Sholl off of-Shortbod 1997 ' Oodgo truck. Rod. $250. Call 704-630-9501
ChrtstmosTroo
Prolit Iroo, 7.5‘, Now In box. Contorbury, $125. 704-630-9286
Cooler, Coca-Cola Racing
(amity. 7 drivore. $25, Fot moro Information, ptoaso call 704-209-0003
Crib with chai
labto.Pack'N Piay.'i 704-030-9370
with changing
I. $100. Uohtoak. CNPlay.iso.
Delta 14“ ben saw.
Liko new, $290. Call330-998-6164
Delta Floor Drill Press $275 Pioaso caU 336-998-6164
DOG LOT, 10x10x4 konnol. $150. Ploasocall 704-003> 4220 or 704-213-6540 for more Information.
Double Dog Lot Each section 10x6. Good condition, $125. 704-637-2522
FO RED LED STROBE
LIGHTS, 4 LEO Rod Sirobo Lights and controllors NEW. $№. Call 704-630-9501
Firewood, 1 cord mixod hardwood. OoKvoiod lot $100. If Iniorosted, pleaso cell 336-030-2166
For «ato 6' hutch, wood chip
per. sign w/toltors, pipe dloa with liandlo, Qono With tho Wind lloms. 336-204-2705
Qovellfl coHoo maker new $20. motat bod rails $20, FU- tor Queen vacuum doaner $200. 704-033-5332
Hsrdy plank siding wtth staggered edge. 26 ,l0'x40' pieces. $225. Please call 336-787-5003
Paintball guni Spydor VIclor
II w/9 oz. Co2 tank, VL 200 view loador, 2 holmots. Usod twtoe.$05.330-e31*428t
Playhouse approx. 10x12,insulated, panotod, carpetod, wired for etoclrldty. $500 704-270-2234
Rainsoft water sottnor $200, Etoctric Iron $15, Iren- board $15. RCA TV $tOO, 1-633-5332ingb<704-fi
Snow Ski Sots by Bandera. Mon's size to. Lady's size 7 W. $25 each. WolghI bench. $10. 704-037-7280
State Quarters, 2 sels, unclr- culalod. D A P mint. Short 15 stales. Approx. 134 availablo. $130lor all 704-934-2570
Stool Buildings Supor Discounts Comptote: Foundalton. Permit Plans. Can erect.Source
iono; 336-793-1183
Utility trallor, 5' X O'. Singlo axle. Good condiion. $200.II Inlofostod ploa&o call, 336- 030-2180
Wood HoaterAuto Craft Freo Standing 21to22lnchFlro Box $475. 704-857-4020
YAMAHA,1985, 225 OX. $500. Ptoose call for more Information or pictures. 704-003-4220
M u s ic S a le s
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5'placo sot with symbolsond cow boll. Qroat tor all skill levels. $200. Ptoaso call 704-
467-6099 for more Inlo.
Kay Banlo with caso. $215. Ploasocall 704-057-5530
Peavoy bass with Traynor ampliftor. $200. For moro Informatton, pioaso call 704-407-0099
W a n t t o B u y
M e r c h a n d is e
TImbor Wflnlod: Pine or wood. 10 acros or moro. So- (oct and door cut, Sliavor Wood Products. Inc, 704-278- B291.Ni0»it7O4-278-4<»33
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DRIVERS- CDL-A; Wookond Homo Timol Flatbed Company, Paid VacalionWolklays, Full Bonofits, 401k, Direct De
posit A Morol 0 months OTR required. 000-441-4271 x NC-
FREE PIGEONS • 1 Amor. A 1 Ind. Fantall. 2 Showrollors, 1 Rollor. Ptoaso call tor moro Information, 704-639-9066
C a ts
Cats. Froo to good homodomofitto slH}rt hair, 4 fornaio
A 5 males, litter box trained. Swoot naturod. 704-056-8092
Freo kitten. Black malo. 4 months old. Up-lo-dato on shots, call 704-603-4306 ). ^aso
FREE kittens! Just In timo for Chrlstmasi 6 . freo kittens ready to got Llttor box trained Ploasocall 704-431-4195
D o g s
Boxer end Lob mix. Ih yrs
okf, and 1 5 month oki. Froo to a good homos. Had shots, good w/kids. 704-310-1238
Boxer Bulldog.Freo lo good homo Pioaso con 336^92-2151
Chow Pups Fullbtooded. Black.Ready for Chrlslmas. $100. 336-940-3092
Doschunds, mlnlaturo, long hair, AKC. Family raised. 1
mato. 1 fomato. 0 weeks old. $400. 336-940-4124 or 336- 413 0708
Freo Dachshund, to good homo. 1 yoar old remato, good wtth kkls ond othoi dogs. 704-209-5417 L/M
FREE Labrador/Qolden Ro* Irlever mix. 5 months okl. All shots except rablos. Pioaso coll 704-603-4420
FREE Pupplos, bassoi^joa- gto/stnall (ab mix. Black
matos. 10 weeks oU, 704* 033-6050 or 704-210-1017
Freo to good homo Boxer И English Bulldog, male. 1 yoar Old, Voty swoot & tiiond-
ly. 336-751-2934
Mixed Dog.
Froo to good Itomo. Pioaso can if Intorostod. 704-314-6465
PUPPIES. 2 yollow lab mix mato poples. Freo to good homo. For moro infomialton,
call 336-492-2151.
i ..............Puppies, Boxers, 3 matos / 3 lómales. Toils and dowclaws done. Oowom4)d. $250. 704-546-3644.
Pupplos. Froo Christmas
puppies. Motfior - Labrador. Father • Medium Mix Brood Call 704-638-9872
>. Justtime (or Christmast AKCroglalorod, maio and tomato, first shots givon, baUi paronts on site. $000 firm. For sorious buyors only, pleaso call 336-407-4122
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Horseshoeing slnco 1971,all types.Joo Wagos 336-082-7Ö50
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Mocksvllla. 1474 Main ■ Church Rd. Ext, OPEN HOUSE; Sun., Doc. IA**, 2-4 p.m. Almost Nowl TotaBy ron-
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Outbuildings, .7 acres of land. Wm. R. Oavio Elomontary School Oistrlcl, For more p^o- los go lo www.Strot^or^y . ^ and click on Moro Info fonho listing ChamMi^ Coun*
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LTn a d v,Bad crodrt OK. tOO^i Finnnc- ing 155 Canidon Ct. 3BR/2BA, Shady Orovo School. 1200 sf, built 1907. 1 ac cul-de-sac forKod lot. $139,900, $Odwn, $t07ft'mo. Klm-Ownor 971-0631
Homes, Governmont funding ovailable lor all homo
buyers wlw own inr>d or havo family lend. $0 down, easy financing. Call 330-340- 0347.
Santord Rd, For salo by
ownor. Newly romodolod homo. 2^ on rtqht posi Ingcr- sd. Musl soo to opprociato., 336-940-7290
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1 ACRE STEAL, t ac river access for only $29.900. it’s a stoat at under $200 por month, River, pool, ballftolds. oroat schoots and n^ro. A lamH/s dream. Can nowl 877-269-2040.
. 5 Acre Fann County. 4QFV2DA. tiouso, porxl, wired garago/wotkshop
A moto $650K, 336-999-5387
Acreage, 324woodod Plus
2 ctoorod bulkimg silos. 2.4- 3.0 acres roral sotting'road frontage. 330-492-2144
M a n u fa c tu r e d
H o m e S a le s
4BR, IBA Now Homo. 6 Year Warranty. Cheap. Clfoap. Won't Last Long. 808-203-0128
Builder has 4 Homos
In this aroa.Will Firuince. Choapt f Como. 704-630 6400
Bvlt<kf Overstocked. 3ar»d»Bodrooms:
704-630-0149
Davle County Residenti,3 OR homo ready to movo In. Choap Poyments.
888-203-6128
Divorce Sale3BR, huge living area wtth
porch for a Ыд family on land. 060-203-6128
ForeciosuroSeiel
3BR.2BA. Accepting Bkls. 704-6^149
Limited Federal Funda Aval-
abto for hornos. O Down, lew payment, no cloeing costs U youownland. 704-^-6400
M a n u fa c tu r e d
H o m e S a le s
Mocksvifie. Ownor will finance. 2BH. 2ВЛ. $525/mo. Ail nppllancos. Convontont to
1-40. Coll 330-345-35G7
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Mocksville Sunsot Terrace Apartments. 1 A 2 BB, Halt olWirst month froo! All appls, HVAC. 336-7510166
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Advance. 420 Qun Club.‘
4BH, IBA, heat • pump/AC, now remodel. 1,450 SF, appls. oc. no'lt^stío pots, $075/mo ♦ dop 336-996-7003
Bermuda ftun Country Club Rwit to Own. 3 on. i ti DA (ownbouM. gorage, ¿092 64.Л, лстоа» l*om gbtl couteo, l.'tKo In bsch. $8.000 down. S1,000 month. 704 630-0005
Bermuda Run Country Club 3BR, 2.5BA, oar,, 2.000*SF. corner ut\'it, lako/gol! view. $lfl0a'rno, 704-030 0095 •
MocHsvtlle, downtown. Cargo IBR opt. $37SYno Oop, A application roquirod.
No pets. 704-270-1717
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AdvarwoFormhouse. 2BR/ 2BA. basomont. 0/W, rongo A rofrlgoralor, W/D connoo- liOfW. $000/mo ^ dop. 336- 940-5375 or 330-782-0403
Century 21 Triad 33G-75!-0067
350 McCultough Rd., Mocksvilto 3/<iun. tBA. $075/n>onlh
120WaverlyDr'.*, Advance Located In Kinderton. 3BR.2BA. . Avallabto oiler Doc. 17^ $!100'nK)nfft
S020-H Thoroughbred Ln. Upper lovoL 2BH. 2ВЛ coixto. TastotuHy decoralod,.liropiaco, noiQtìDoihoodpool. dub- liouse, an appHnrteos liKluding wasnof A dryoi. t yr. lensoreq. $700/mo.'
5915 King Charlos Ct., Clemmons. Two story
townhomo. Freshly painted. 2 BR, 2 BA Alloppll* ancos inducing washer A dryor. 1 yoarfoasoreq.
$07b'month
5926 King Charles CL, Clemmons. Two story lownhon». Brand now kilchont Frosh paini and carpet. 2 BR. 2 BA. all np- pilancos including waahor
A dryer, 1 year loaso roq.$695/rnonth
940 E Lexington Road, Mocksvillo. 20n.20A, Ltt andOoii. $SO(Vmo.
554B E Lexington Rd., Mocksvlile. 3BM.2 BA.
Oil heal, $37S/mo.
1S5 Tutterow Road. Mocksvllte. 5 QR,4^eA. Over 4.000 SF With base- mont. Ai epptiancott In* , . eluding washer A dryor.
$t.300/month •
250 Ken Dwiggins,
Mocksvlile. 4UH. 2BA. Qroat Location, $750/mo,
137 A 139 SlorllngDr., Mocksvlile. 2BH,20A towTiliontos. Brand now witti garage, $775/rno. oa.
BMC Business Park-CornmofCioJ Spaces availabto on Iho comor ol Hwy 61 and Dalton Rd.-
Call Century 21 Triad 330>751-00в7, Ext 313 Mon-Frl Oflm>6pmOR
330-7S1-S5SS ExL2t3 nights and weekends.
Houses
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Davle County 2BR/1 BA and
also 3BrVt.5BA singlo wldo moWlo homo. HUD wel* Comod, 336-575-2101
...........Davio County oft ISO 3BR, 2.5BA, 2000 SF, $1200 por
1ТЮ, 1* nto ii prico * dop.
Small pots OK. ЗЭО-998'3405
Davio County Ronlal Prop
erty Availabto For Information. please call Contury 21 Triad at 336-751-0067 or vis-II wwiwpl4rvsi№ical
■ ш я ш иFor («\lo(tnation, pioaso
call Contury 21 Triod nt 336-751-0007 or v^t
Houses
for Rent
Mocksvlile privalonocotion, 5BR/4.5BAS, brick homo. LR, DR, ofc kit A don. $1.050/пю +'deposlt. 440-414-0540
Mocksvlllo, 2BR/2BA. nowcarpot, privalo tot, good location. stovo. rofrlgorator, W/D S550/month * doposit. 330-009 0004
ERA Promtor Realty
JacMo Coulston 336-763-6777 0f 336-751-2055
MOCKSVILLE-Updated cottage. 3BFf. IBA. porch,
garago A storago. $7oo/month
ADVANCE -Spadous now home with hordwoods.'S*
4BR, 2BA.4*BBorbonus room, gas I garago. $12
ADVANCE-2BR. IBA with Itardwoods. dining area basement A gamgo. $75(ymonlh
ADVANCE-.3BR.2QA HI- , tovol with dock, garago A witod outbuilding. $95(Vmonlh, '
MOCKSVILLE • Chartoston Ridgo. Smoko Iroo. well maintalnod 3BR. 2BA w/vaultod coiiings, garden lubAseparolo showor, . , ovorsUo 2-cor garago A '
dock.)g50/moniir .
MOCKSVILLE'North Main'.2BR, tBA, hardwoods. .
living room, (inlng room, oat* in-kitchen, basomont.» - . $60(v'month. • .
ERA Premier Realty Jackie Coulston 336-753-fl7;7orp36-7i1.- 208B ' • .
Cooleomeo.2BR.I BA house tor ront,
cottaflo, $475/mo. • Pleaso coi 704-798-7417
Cootoomee. Wostviow Ave. 2/ЗПН. 2BA. Attached carpon. snwll basement, A storage buikling. $6oa'month plus deposit, M6-492-6264 o f 336-702-2706
Lake Myers. November 3rd to April 3rd • Spoctous 1 bedroom. 1 bath lurnishod lako Iront villa for rent. Cabto and Wator Irjcluded. Meleroo
Eloctric. $500,00 per tnonlh + Electric. Must bo obto to pass a criminal background chock. First and tasi months rent duo immodiololy. To sol up an ap- polntmont to vlow or tor moro
Info call 330-409-5370.
ffnipm;
Mocksville. 2BR.1 BA. Rovi- latizod cottage, privalo back yard. Living room, kitchon. Completely remodetod Rocking chaV trom porch, scroened-ln back porch. New otoctrto, plumbing, windows, doors, kitchon. bath, paint in- sldo and out. Rango, roltlgor* ator, heal A air. Can bo business or rosklontlal. Zonod: Town Cenior. 336-753-8357
PENNINGTON A CO.
336-0gg-9400 336-90^0747
Germanton Road - HWV 8, WInston-Salom - Ouptox 2BR, 1BA.$625/fT>onth. $025/doposll. Includes
yard work and wotor. 336-998-9400 option 2
Sunnydell Lanor Mockavlllo-3BR.2BA.Fenced backyard. $850/month, $850 deposit. 336-990-9400 optton 4
Parkor Road. Mocksvllte - ' 3BR.2BA.$800rmonlh, $600 deposit. 336-006-9400
options
Benson 8treot~2BR. 1 BA. $60(Vmonth4’ $GOO deposit. 336-990-9400
option 7
Mr.Landlor'd/Owner,-3-4 BR Rentals. Do you havo
ona ompty? Call us, wo hayoqualillodoppHcants.
Condoa A Townhomos avatabio soon. Call Janice for moro Infonnolion,, ;330-909 0747
Coi|imorciaJ Properties/ Buainossos for toaso or sato.- Call Jonlco McDaniel 336-909-0747
Pei m A Co. '
,ЭЭ6-90»0747
TWINBROOK* Immaculale
ЗВ а 1.5 BA brick ranch. Now corpol Apalnl. Approx. 1000 sq .it. $OOVmo. > $900 soc. dop. No pots. lYr toaso ro-. Quifod Cni) Uütf Hendricks ,e 336-940-7077,
M a n u fa c tu r e d
H o m e f o r R e n t
30R mobit* hom»onОГЮПСГО privalo tot $400 por rrvjntli, Doposit roquirod. Coll 330^908 2772
Mocksvlllo, Must Soot Privato sotllngl 2BR/2BA,
all nppliancos, control hoat A air, dock, A garage. No
smoking. No pots, $600/mo. plus deposit. 336-090-3636.
Mocksvlile, Ready Now 2
BR brick house, fumlshod, also otoctric, $550/ mo, 2BR. t BA mobile home, privalo lot. 704-267-5581
Mocksville. Rent to own. 2BR. IBA. Next to horso farm and pastures. $450/mo. 336-345-3567
Off Balty Rd. noarYadkin/ Davto Co. lino, 14x00,2BR. 2 BA ovortooking small pond. Qutot location. No targo pets or oggressivo broods. Access lo W.S.. MQCkavillo, or Yad- kinvilto is easy 15-20 min. drtvo. Long term rentors only.
$55«ymonth, $550 doposlt. Coll 336-400-1981
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Rocolvo $1000 Orocory Coupon • United Breast Cancer Foundalton- Froo Marrv mograms. Broast Cancer info: www,ubcf,lnfo. Froo Towing, Tax Deductibto. Non-Runnors Accepted. 1-060-400-5964.
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Land Rover, 1999 Discovery SE 11, Oroat Oll-Hoad. Exc. cond., toadod, Black w/gray ini,. 10GK mi, 704-210-8002, $0.500 obo
lAwson't t4orrwlinp((vefTittnts Windowi, doors, vinyt Ming. brick, btoOi work, tog Sidina hnxdvwod flooring. FrM ssS-, mal0t. Owner Anoyijnvton > Call 330-402-5416 or 336- 009-0695
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& A T V S Denn/e Lawn Sorvfo«:
Complete tawn service from' ono source. Mowing. plug-< ging, seeding.- lorwrxing, landscaping, pine noodles, mutoh. State cwtillod spraying and Insured. Trae*tnf wfìra It nAfidMl ThtrtM
Go-Cart, 1 sealer. 5 HP
BfiQOs A Stratton indno engino. $250, Ptoaso call 704- 209 0603 lor moro Inlo,
Pickup truck covor lor 2005 Toyota Tocoma. $350. For In- foimaiion, please call 330- 908-0104.
R e c r e a tio n a l
V e h ic le s A u c t io n s
years expertonce. Pieaae colt 336-996-3675 Of 336* 399-7063 for estimate.
Go-Cart. Murrary, 2 soator
w/ seat belts, 0 HP Tecum-AUCTION • Conaliuctkm
B0h.M99.CnllRol»n:704-990-4401
S e r v ic e
& P a r ts
TirosP215/60RI6 $50. Set of 4, Good tread. Call 704-057-7180
T r u c k s , S U V s
& V a n s ’
Winston Salem, off Country Club Rd. 3DR, 2И1ВА, sun
room, kitchen, fireplaco, 2 garages, $90CVmo. Э36-765-4567
Gtftce &
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Rental
BCM B uiln e» Park, For
solo or toaso, 0.000 sq. It. building. 1500 lo 4500 sq It units. Commercial tots (or. sale or will buikl lo suit ton- ' ant 336-090-3105
M a n u fa c tu r e d
H o m e f o r R e n t
Advance. Ntoo sodudod mobile homo on beautiful woodod tot. 2BB, 2BA, carport, storage buikilng,W/D, toncod In back yard. $050/пю. 330-972-3019
A u to s
JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMASIjflcp, 1994. Wrangtor Sa
hara Ed„ 4x4. O-cyt. 5 speed, now clutch, PS, AC, ST, Now 33 In Tlren, Tan. Oroal Condilion w/ almost now opgino. 70-t 040-0002 $6000
MUST SELL-GREAT CONDITION Acum, 2002,
RSX. Locolod in Lexington. Axis 17 whools. Ploase call 330-707-4021
2008, V Noso, 70001QVWR, Bam Doors. w/Ron\p, Sldo Door, Full Spare, Hitch avatlnblo. $3,600 OBO. 330-3130320
Chevrolet, 1946. ptokup. $1,000. Dodge. 1049, pk:kup. $1,500. Chovrolol, 1953,
coupo, $1,500.330-909-3077
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S e r v ic e s
Equipment A Trucks. December 12. 6 a.m,. Richmond, VA. 7004- lots, featurtng Ihe Staio of Virginia, plus Domin
ion Virginia Power A Othors) Indudlng Excavators, Dozors, Dumps A moro. MoHe/s Auction A Realty Group, 604-232- 3300. v/WA.moltoys.com VAALS16.
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Looking for ■ dependable boby-eltter? Loving rrwther of four will watch chJklren In
my homo. Belore and aftor- school care avallabto. Pioaso call 336-090-1740.
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Dodge, 1990 Dakota.
Club cab. Noods minor ropalr. $1,200obo, Ploasocall 336-909-2092
G r a d in g &
J ja u lln jL
Dump truck, toador, skid steer and tractor work. Driveway stonò, demo, dobris and trash removal. 336-204-4373
M a t o n r y
U«M(uy Wod(. Brteh or Btock. loundstione. goraoM, cMmnvy«, porcTv es,steH. sic. DUttntwor lûfxand. Over 30 ytsri 01фОГ)«пс«, knimd. r»â- •onsbit rtiee. Free mates. ЭЭМ92-49вО 330-906-4706
M ls c e lta n e o u «
S e r v tc e a
Larry'« Amo OttaWn«-Complete hand detallng service. Cal for appdntmofiL 336-764-6650. %ferw avallabto upon requosL
Neod your houeo cleaned toi
the hoildaye? Need to finieh last minute Christmas withoU tho kkto? Call Joy at 336-940*
3115 to holp. Referoncos avaüabto.
Music
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SOPER PIANO senvice.piano tuning A rspak. Caii 33e-2a7-62M or «mai sopar- planoOoart)lnk.nit : . '
P lum bing
StrVlcw
Nm bom DM)» MUM W MCompleto Plumbing Repairs $45 sorvice calls. S e r^ dtt* zen discounts. 336-629-6721
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Canopy Tnso Sorvico, Professional Senrico at reason- abto rates. Fuly insured. Call, lor froo osiimatos. References available. Also, firo- wDod lor sale. 336-V«8-4374
тем Quality ТГМ Cart A Land Mainionance, Ha2-: atdous removals, pruning A preservattoln. sionn damage' don-up, grading, hautlng,; clearirig, stump removal. 1 landscaping. TbOmas MaiVn, Insured. Cell: 336-407-7534,
home:336-e56-S6t1
Timber Wanted, 2 acres or more ctoar or seioct. smal or ‘ largo tracts, commission lor timer bough on referrals,' best prices guaranteed. H A M Logging. 336-466- 6576
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An armed man arrested M onday
has been linked to vehicle break-
ins that have been occurring in the
eastern part o f the county.
A ccording to D avie S h e riff’s
Capt. J.D , Hartm an, approximately
50 automobiles have had items sto
len fro m them w ith in the last
m onth in the H illsd ale and A d
vancc areas.
John W atkins E llio tt, 2 2 , o f
Pfafftow n was arrested in the early
m orning hours o f D ec. 15 and
charged w ith breaking/entering o f
a m otor vehicle, larceny o f a fire
arm, possession o f a firearm by a
fe lo n , c a rry in g a co n cealed
weapon, and resisting an officer.
Hartm an said that shortly after
3 n.m. on M ondny a resident on
Renee D rive had stepped outside
to smoke a cigarette. The resident
saw a suspect in her car, w ho ran
after being seen.
H artm an said several sh e riff
units were patrolling the area, due
to the number o f car break-ins that
had recently taken place, and im
m ediately began searching Renee
D rive and the surrounding areas.
A t ap p ro xim ately 5 :3 0 a.m .
D eputy J.H , Stephens noticed a
m an fitting the suspect’s descrip
tion walking on Creekwood D rive,
according to Hartm an.
Stephens requested the subject,
w ho was E lliott, stop and he failed
to co m p ly. H a rtm a n said that
Stephens turned on his patrol car’s
lights and exited the vehicle. “H e
once again told the suspect to slop
and he refused,” Hartm an said.
O th e r o ffic e rs a rriv e d and
E lliott continued w alking w ith his
hands in his pocket, Hartm an said.
W hen officers told E lliott to re
move his hands from his pocket,
he did comply, but when officers
approached him he once again
reached his hands into his pockets,
Hartm an said.
E llio tt was Tasered once, but
when officers approached him , he
sat up and once again put his hands
in his pocket, Hartm an said.
Please See Suspect ■ Page 4
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the Jan. 1 issue.
The annual Advance
Christmas Parade was held
Saturday, filling the streets
with plenty of Christmas
spirit. Above, Coldwell
Banker employees strut
down the road dressed as
snow people and snow
flakes. At left, Don Howard
and granddaughter Emma
Howard, 5, greet spectators
from their perch inside a
Smith Grove Volunteer Fire
Department truck. For more
photos, please turn to page
C1.
• Photos by Robin Snow
D on’t Let Thieves Ruin Your C hristm as
C O O L E E M E E - It’s that tim e
o f year. W ith all the shopping and
visiting, it can be easy to be a bit
too careless.
“Law enforcem ent usually has
in increase in crim e during the holi
days,” said C o o ieem ee P o lic e '
C h ie f B obby Weist. H e suspects
w ith the loss o f jobs and downturn
in the economy, thefts w ill be more
com m on. West offers these tips to
help keep you and your property
safe this season:
• watch for suspicious activity
around your own, and your neigh
bors’ homes;
• if you have a hom e alarm ,
m ake sure it is set;
• keep w in d o w s and doors
lo cked at a ll tim es, in c lu d in g
deadbolts;
• leave a light on if you’re away,
and if you’re going to be gone for
a day or m ore, have a neighbor or
friend collect m ail and newspapers;
• keep Christmas presents out of
the view from vehicle windows;
• don’t leave signs you’re not at
home.
“Remember to be vigilant o f the
activities around you,” W est said.
“Be safe.”
B e r m u d a R u n C h a n g i n g E ie c t io n P r o c e s s
B y Jackic Seabolt
Enterprise Record
B E R M U D A R U N - N ext year
residents w ill notice a change in the
election process for the town.
C o u n c il m em bers approved
am ending the to w n ’s charter to
change the m ethod o f electing
council members on Dec, 9.
B erm uda Run is divided into
fiv e districts, each has its ow n
council m em ber on the board who
was previously elected by only
residents o f that district.
T h e new m ethod still keeps
council members from each o f the
five districts, but allows each can
didate ,to be elected by all regis
tered voters.
The idea for change has been
talked about for the last year, but
failed to pass until now.
A t lust T u e s d a y ’s m eetin g
M a y o r John Ferguson told the
council that he disagreed w ith the
proposed voting method. “As your
m ayor I ’m against this. I think we
should be at large. I think at large
is the right thing.”
A t large voting w ould do away
w ith districts and allow all voters
w ithin Berm uda Run to vote for all
council seats up for election. Coun-
, K'
cil members could reside anywhere
in the town.
C ouncilm an Ed C oley agreed
w ith Ferguson, but said that he felt
the proposed method was the w ay
to go, “I think this is the second
best alternative.”
C o u n c il m em b er John
G ug lielm i said that it should be
w hat’s best for the town. “Get the
best in Berm uda Run to serve on
the board, no m atter w here they
live.”
Frank Sweeten, councilm an for
district 1, disagreed and said that
at-large voting would hinder equal
represepmtion for each district.
“Even though I ’m elected from
the third district I still feel respon
sibility for the fourth and fifth dis
tricts,” G uglielm i replied.
Councilm an Ron H oth said that
lie felt the current district voting
system worked and m et the needs
and differences o f each district. “I
believe w e should leave it as it is.”
"W e’ve been through this dis
cussion and argument for a year.
I ’m a proponent o f residencies, I
think this is a logical step forward,”
council m em ber A l B am ett said.
The m otion to change to resi
dency voting carried 3 -2 , w ith
H oth and G yglielm i opposed.
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2 - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursdny, Dec. 18,2008
EditoriaJ
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Black birds are sometimes so thick they fill the sky.
Bobby Myers took this photo from a deer stand near
Farmington.
One more Look
At Swarming Birds
B rother-in-law and deer hunter Bobby M yers was
amused at our photo last week o f m igrathig black birds
that have taken a.liking to M ocksville, congregating near
the restaurants at Interstate 40.
Tow n birds can’t hold a feather to his country birds.
From a deer stand nctfir the Yadkin County line in
Farm ington, he put aside his rifle last week and trained his
camera on the swarms o f birds that are often so'thick they
shadow the sun.
'T think m y black bird flock is larger than yours. It was
almost scary and rem inded me o f what it must have looked
like before tlie passenger pigeons became extinct," he said.
Indeed. The birds must really like it here.
Bridge Crew Demolishes
Old Span Qver 1-40
I awoke at 4:30 a.m. Saturday m orning to a ping-ping-
ping noise com ing from outside. j
W hat on earth? J
It stopped, started, stopped and started againf.
Stirred from bed at m y childhood m ilking/tim e hour, I
got up to see what wns going on in the neighM rhood.
I spotted nothing unusual out the w ind ow / ,
Then it came to me: I was hearing the dem olition o f the
old bridge over Interstate 40 ut N .C . 801 a m ile from my
home.
In tw o nights, the bridge was demolished and Hauled away,
exceptionally efficient work, even if I did lose some sleep.
A lso last week, the paint crew installing traffic lines on
the new section o f the bridge had a m ajor malfunction. One
o f the yellow lines zig-zagged w ildly. I spotted it Thursday
night. I came back during daytime hours Friday with a camera
only to find that the line had been scrubbed away, replaced
by a straight line. I had already written the caption in my
head about the drunken painter.
In The M ail ...
Evaluation System For Coaciies Needed
To the editor;
Most of the coaches in the Davie County School Sy.stcm do u
wonderful ami tireless job for little pay. M y oldest son has un
outstunding high school coach who regularly goes above und be
yond the cull of duty. Occasionally, however, a bad apple slips
into the system, choosing favoritism over fairness, hurting our
student uthletes and sending u bud message that is reverberated in
the classrooms, hallways and communities. , ,
Our school administrators do not hold coaches to any form of
uccountubility. Many of these coachcs, particularly al the middle
school level, operate wilh complete autonomy, often working
alone, behind closed doors. It’s shocking to liii'thiit the Diivie
school system has no oversight of those coach¡n¿ our children.
One possible solution'Would be to let all parents of student
athletes evulunte the program (including the couch) at the end of
each season. A Y M C A where I once couched youth sports did just
thut, A wonderful message was sent that “we cure und wc listen.”
The infonnution gulhered could be used to help a coach improve,
us well us signul lo school udministration, on rare occasion, that u
change needs lo be mnde. Three simple questions could be asked:
did your son/daughter enjoy his/her experience on Couch X ’s team,
do you have any suggestions that might improve this program,
und on a scale of l-lo-IO , rote your conch’s performance. This
could be done inexpensively.
W hile there will always be disgruntled parents, shouldn’t a
couch receiving overwhelmingly poor murks be replaced? Don’t
our student athletes deserve better? I know the biggest argument
ugainst making this effort is Ihe problem wilh getting enough teach
ers to serve us coaches in the first pluce. In the rare event where u
competent coach cunnot be found, schoo! administrators could
ask the community for help, 1 would volunteer to couch, and the
money saved from paying no salary could go back into Ihe class
room. Have someone in the school system look at u volunteer’s
resume and decide. For example, I am u college graduate, played
sports in college, and hnve coached youth sports for a combined
14 seasons, I would involve other adults in the process of select
ing team members, hold open tryouts and prnetlcos, and nsk par-*'
ents for feedback at the end of the season if an evaluation system
is not in place. Stipulate that,a volunteer,cap^iq} p,oach his or her
own child. W hy aren’t those things being done today?
We are way past due addressing this problem. If nothing else,
would it not be smart to gather information via a short, simple
questionnaire? Again, I know there will always be parents un
happy with couches. However, when an overwhelming number
of parents have issues with a purticulur couch, shouldn’t the lead
ership in our school system stop to the plate and correct the prob
lem? ■ '
If you feel like I do conceming this subject, please contact
your local school und the Dnvie Counly Board of Education.
M ark Oullimore, Advance
Another Late Wednesday Joe Clark Remembered As Kind, Quiet Man
A few weeks ago 1 apologized about our late delivery to
our racks and stores on W ednesday. W e’ll do better, I
promised. And we did for a couple weeks. Last week, we set
a new record for tardiness. O ur trucks didn’t leave the printer
until noon, more than two hours behind schedule. A nd it was
raining.
W e barely made it to the Clemmons and Lew isville post
offices w ith The Clemmons Courier before closing time. Our
delivery crew went home wet and exhausted.
A t fault was a cantankerous insert machine at the Salisbury
Post w hich choked on' what must have been one o f the.
Enterprise Record's heaviest newspapers ever. Tho newspaper
was chock full o f Christmas inserts.
This w eek, I have been assured, w ill be better, but
machines are fickle things.
— D w ight Sparks
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To the editor;
On Dcc, 13,1 had the honor to attend the viewing and funeral
of Mr. Joseph Dun “Joe" Clark. Mr. Chirk worked for the Town of
Mocksvillc for 50 years and'retired in 2 0 0 6,1 only worked with
him for eight years, but I can tell you that he was such a kind,
quiet mnn who helped anyone who needed it. Mr. Clark helped
build the infrastructure of this town in its eariiest days. The knowl-
Top Nine Reasons To Donate
To Ihe editor:
As the holiday senson upprouches, Ihe Huninne Society of
Davie suggests nine good reusons lo make u donulion to the HSDC:
9. You don’t huve lo dig around your uttic for n gift box or
wrnpping puper for your gift. Simply write your check und mnil
it. No bows required.
8, You don’t have lo bite your fingernnils or wring your hands
wniling for something lo be delivered in time for your holiduy
celebration.
7. You don’t have to ask the help of overworked (ond under
paid) store clerks for the size you need or wait for them to check
for it in the back room.
6, The item you order will not be out of stock, bnckordered,
sold-out, or no longer nvailable.
5. There is an unlimited need for donations to help with pro
viding carc for the adoption center animals. Your donulion cun
match your budget and doesn't require you to pny shipping nnd
handling'.
4, Gas priccs may have come down, but who wants to search
for a parking space at the mall? And by making a donation, don’t
have to fear forgetting where you parked.
3. Your donation will reduce your income taxes becausc it is
lux deductible (if you itemize).
2. You will get u hcurtwurming feeling about the donation you
mude in honor of your friends or loved ones.
I , The number one renson why you.should donate is your do-
notion provides hope for every abandoned cat or dog in our adop
tion ccntcr.
So what nre you waiting for? Make your donation' now and
then sit buck and relax wilh o smile on your face knowing that
you’ve helped change Ihe lives of our adoption center animals,
Dolly Urdunick
^ Mocksville
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edge this man possessed couldn’t be measured.
M r, Clork’s funeral was u spirited celebration of his home-
going filled with song and prayer, The sermons were a powerful
statement to the way M r. Clark lived his life. The love in thut
chapel from M r. Clark’s family nnd friends was cverwhelming.
I am thankful foi the short time I got to know “M n Joe.” He
was a good man, M y thoughts go out to his wife nnd children,
family and friends,
Nicholas D, Slogick,
Smilh Grove
Take A Card - Help An Animal
To the editor:
The animal adoption center has a Christmas tree with cards
attached to it. We took our gifts last Friday and we noticed there
were still u lot of curds on the Iree, I know times are hard and
people hove little money, but the center always needs supplies.
This is one of the best things lo hoppen for unwanted animals.
This center should be three times os lorge as it is. Maybe then we
would not have to kill so muny dogs ond cats. Please, take a card
or buy a little something if you cun.
Buck und Cluudette Smitherman
Cooleemee
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Tm Sorry’ Not Enough
To the editor:
This past Thursday when wc had all the rain, my 10-yenr-old
son’s bus driver dropped him off at an empty house. He told the
us driver thnt he was not supposed to get off there, but at his grand
parents’ home. The bus driver told him he had to get off anyway.
So he does, and proceeds to woik the mile up 501 to his grandpar
ents’ house. Two young men stopped to give him a ride. They
promised they were not going to hurt him, but wanted to help, I
thanked these two young men for getting him home safely, since
the responsible one who was to do so wouldn't, I did not get their
names, but I think one must work at Unifi, tho other I think at
Wendy's, I wont to thank them from the bottom of my heurt. If
they hudn’t brought him home, it's hard to soy if he would have
made it home at all.
This isn’t the first time die bus driver did this to my son. The
day before, she dropped him off a quarter of o mile pust where he
should have been dropped off. M y husband called the school ond
I called twice. No one knew onything and cloimcd thot he didn’t
hove a note to get off the bus at his grandparents’.
It wos after strangers brought him home ond my mother ond I
went to the school did Ihey find the note I sent at the first of the
week. A ll the ones in the officc would soy is “I ’m sorry,”
But whot ubout the bus driver? What will happen to her for
making him gel off the bus two days in a row and forcing him to
wulk olong 0 busy highway? Probobly nothing. It is the bus driver’s
responsibility to make sure eoch child gets off the bus safely and
ot 0 sofe place. Yes, he mode it home both times safely. But what
would Ihey do if he had not. “I ’m sorry” would not cover the loss
of a child.
Again, thonk you to the two young men who mode sure my
son got home safely.
Michelle Burton, Mocksville
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4 ■ DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursdny, Dec. 18,2008
Davie sheriff's officers are looking for these three
people shown from a surveillance photo. They are sus
pects in a shooting on 1-40.
P o lice L o o kin g
F o r S u sp ects
W h o S h o t A t
V eh icle O n 1-40
Retiring Moct<sville Fire Chief Phil Crowe with Town Manager Christine Sanders and Mayor Francis Slate,
M ocksville Fire C h ie f Retires; C arter G e ts Jo b
By Jackic Scabolt
Enterprise Record
The Davie County Sheriff’s
Office is investigating a shoot;
ing on 1-40 last week und is ask
ing anyone with information to
contact them.
According to Sgt. Detective
Scot Kimel, on Dec, 5 around'
12:30 a,m. the three victims
were leaving tlie W almart in
Mocksvillc.
As they exited the store, an
altercation took placc in the
parking lot between the victims
and two black male suspects and
a black female suspect.
The .suspects chased the vic-
tims in their automobile onto I-
40 and fired shots at them us
they pulled up alongside tho
moving vehicle, “One of the
black males wearing a white
shirt fired shots out the win
dow,” Kimel said,
Kimel reported the victims
slammed on the brakes of their
vehiclc and the shots missed.
“We want to krtow if anyone
can identify the.se suspects,”
Kimel says.
Kimel said the suspects were
driving what appears to be a
dark colored Ford SUV.
Anyone with information is
asked to call Kimel ut 751-5547,
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By Jnckle Sciibolt
Enterprise Record
Mockiiviile Fire Chief Phil
Crowe was honored for his re
tirement ut the recent meeting
of the town board.
On Dcc, 2 Crowe was'prc-
scnted a plaque by M ayor
Francis Slate commemorating
his years of scrvice with the
Mocksville Fire Department,
Effective Dcc, 31 Crowe will
retire from his position as fire
chief,
“You have been chief for 10
M a n
F a c e s
D r u g
C h a r g e s
By Jnckic Scnbolt
Enterprise Record ■
The owner of a local land
scaping business was arrested
on jylonday and faces u numbcf,
of drug
charges,
Barry
Wayne
Miller, 43, of
Adm ill Way,
M o c ks v ille
wus placed
under urrest
on Dcc, 15.
A c c o rd
ing to Dnvie
Sheriff’s De
partment Cupt. Chris Shuskey,
M iller runs M iller Landscaping
at Greasy Corner,
Shuskey said that an ap
proximate three month long in
vestigation conducted by tho
Duvie Sheriff's Department and
SBI resulted in several cocaine
purchases being made from
M iller at his home.
After M iller was arrested at
Cooleemee Hardware & Sport
ing Goods a search was con
ducted al his residence, “We
seized approximately 35 grams
of cocaine, five firearm s, a
small amount of marijuana, and
hydrocodone, which is a opium
derivative,"
Shuskey said M ille r was
churged with two counts of truf-
ficking more thnn 400 grams of
cocaine, one count trafficking in
cocaine, one count trafficking in
opium, and maintaining a dwell
ing to keep cocuine.
M iller was placed in Davie
Detention Center in lieu of a
$150,000 .secured bond.
He is scheduled to appear in
Davie District Court loday.
“ I anticipate additional
charges being filed against
him,” Shuskey said.
years und a member of the fire
depurtment for 28 yeurs,” Slate
suid.
The mayor recalled when the
fire department was only a small
building that was difficult to
heat in the winter, "How lime's
have changed. We now have an
up-to-date fire department that
cnn deal with any fire emer
gency, as well us olher emergen
cies."
Sliilc said that the fire depnrt
ment now tukes on many duties
it wasn’t able to 50 years ago,
thunks to Crowe’s leudership.
As Slate presented Crowe
with the wall clock plaque he
said, “It's been time well spent.
1 want to congratulate you nnd
thank you.”
C row e suid that he wus
proud of Mocksville Fire De-
parlmenl, “I'd put it up against
any in the stale."
He said thut during his time
ut the diipartmcnl he hus, wit
nessed many changes in ser
vices able to be offered to resi
dents.
In addition to fire protection,
the department provides hazard
ous m aterials response and
emergency medieul response.
“We have len hazardous mate
rials technicians in our .depart
ment und 18 EMTs, Wc huve 28
members in the department,”
Crowe said, “I appreciate every
thing the lown board has done
for us. I’ve enjoyed it.”
Town M anager Chrisiine
Sunders concluded Ihe presen-
lution by tolling Crowe, “It’s
been u pleasure working with
you,”
Assistant Chief Frank Carter
wns promoted to chief.
M ille r
Davle dlerK of Court Ken Boger (left) administers' the oath of office for the Davle
Soil & Water Conservation Board to Cokle Jones and Kevin Marlon, with board
chair, John Peeler, at right.
Two On Davie
SWCD Board
On Dcc. 2, during the Duvie
Soil nnd Wuter Conservution
D istrict board m eeting, rc-
clected Supervisor Cokie Jones
and re-appointment Supervisor
Kevin M arion were sworn in
and witnessed by Ken Boger.
In addition, the D avie
S W C D board o f supervisors
approved for associate ap
pointed supervisor, Philip M or
ris,
The Davie SW CD wants to
thank them for their commit
ment and dedication, said Marie
W all, office and finance man
ager.
John Peeler, chair of the board (left) with Philip Morris,
appointed associate supervisor.
S u s p e c t . . . S U R F G ra n t
C ontinued From Page 1
“H e was tased a second
tim e and handcuffed,"
Hartman said.
Officers found a loaded gun
in E lliott’s pockct, along with
$7,000 in cash, a coll phono, a
GPS system, a flashlight, and
a leatherman tool.
“H e admilled lo three car
break-ins in the area that night.
W e nre continuing to investi
gate and sec if he's involved
in the other breuk-ins."
Elliott was placed in Davie
Detention Center in lieu o f a
$30,000 secured bond. He is
scheduled to appear in district
court today.
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S U R F bourd youth
grantm akers released the
requirements for their 2008-09
grunts program.
In February 2009 the board
w ill be awarding up to $1,500
per project for youth oriented
projects in Duvie County.
Applicutions are due to the
Davie Community Foundation
no later than 4 p.m. on Monday,
Feb. 2.
The SURF bourd is the youth
grantniaking board sponsored
by the D avie Com m unity
Foundation, made up of 15 high
school age students. Their
mission is to “be philanthropists
and help the youth of Davie
County."
The board studied youth
related issues w ithin Duvie
County. As u result, the focus
areas for grant projects are teen
pregnancy, drug/alcohol abuse,
domestic violence, imder-
privileged youth, bullying, und
uclivities/events for teens. The
bourd is also willing lo consider
grants for issues other than-
focus areas,
‘The youth board created the
requirements for their grunts,
raised the money, and they will
determ ine who is awarded
funds," suid M arty CJreech,
advisor.
Projects must:
• have a positive impact on
Davie County youth;
• be original, new or improve
somothing;
• be completed by Aug, 7,
2009;
• hnve nl least two youth
(grades 6-12) involved in the
planning and carrying out of the
project;
• hnve an adult ally if all
youth ure involved; nnd
• be inclusive.
Questions and/or requests
for applicritions should be
directed to the D uvie
Community Foundution ut PO
Box 546, M ocksville or by
calling 753-6903.
District Court
The following cases were
heard in Davie District Court
on Dec. II. Presiding; Judge
Julia S. Gullett. Prosecuting:
Wendy Terry und Jamie Gen
try, Assistant DAs.
- Ebrahim M . Bahy Bl-Din,
assault on a female, dismissed
per request of prosecuting wit
ness,
- John Franklin Benton,
driving with license revoked,
prayer forjudgmeni continued
on cosl,
- Patricia Blankenship, mis
demeanor probation violation,
probation revoked, sentenced
to 120 days, credit for time
served,
- Joseph Drew Booe, D W I,
sentcnccd to 60 dnys, sus
pended 24 months, $100, cost,
surrender license, no,t to oper
ate a motor vchicle until li
censed by D M V , substance
abuse assessment/treatment, 24
hours community service; driv
ing with licensc revoked, dis
missed per plea; D W I, sen
tenced lo 12 monlhs, suspended
24 monlhs, seven duys active,
surrender licensc, not to oper
ate a motor vchicle until li
censed by D M V , substance
abuse ussessment/treulment, all
at expirulipn of previous sen
tence;
- CristopherR. Burch, D W I,
sentenced to 12 months, sus
pended 24 months, seven duys
active, $400, cosl, surrender li
cense, not lo operate u molor
vehicle unlil licensed by DM V,
substance ubuse ussessment/
treutmcnt; rcckless driving to
endanger, driving without two
headlamps, driving with license
revoked, unsafe titos, dismissed
per plea; D W I, sentenced to 60
days, suspended 24 months,
$100, cost, surrender license,
"not to operate a motor vchicle
unlil licensed by D M V , sub
stance abuse assessmenl/lreat-
ment, 24 hours community ser
vice-!’ ......... . . ^ .- ChrlMopher B. Charles,
failure to velum rented property
w ith purchase option, sen
tenced to 37 days, credit for
lime served,
- Martin Edward Coleman,
misdemeanor larccny, rcduced
to alding/abclling misdemeanor
larceny, sentenced to 120 days,
credit for lime served,
- Travis Randall Estes, pos
session of stolen goods/prop
erty, dismissed.
- Daniel Dean Gaither, com
municating threats, sentenced
to 34 days, credit for time
served,'
- Jorge Gallardo, failure to
¿¿cure passenger under 16, ex
pired/no inspection, expired
registration card/tag, dis
missed; driving with licensc
revoked, reduced'to failure to
notify D M V of address change,
$25, cost,
■ - Charlie Caelan Garner,
speeding 100 in a 70, reduced
to 79 in a 70, $100, cost; reck-
-less driving to endanger, dis
missed per plea,
- Edgar Ernest Guerrero,
speeding 85 in a 70, reduced lo
improjier equipment, $25, cost,
- Ronnie Hall, domestic vio
lence protective order viola
tions, dismissed per media
tions,
- Juan Hernandez, misde
meanor larceny, sentenced lo
12 days, credit for time served,
- John Sam James, speeding
91 in a 70, reduced to 79 in a
70, $10, cost,
- Ronald Kinzer, driving
with license revoked, sentenced
to 120 days, suspended 24
months, $300, cost, not to op
erate a motor vehicle until li
censed by D M V, not be con
victed of similar offense, $275
attomey foes; driving with li
cense revoked, speeding 70 in
a 55, dismissed per plea,
- Gary Wayne Kirk, assault
on a female, dismissed per re
quest of prosecuting witness,
- Charles Ray Lam beth,
D W I, sentenced lo 60 dnys,
, suspended 24 months, $100,
cost, surrender license, not lo
operate a molor vehicle until li
censed,by D M V , substnnce
abuse u.ssessmem/lreatmcnt,
credit for time served,
- Amanda Diane Lee, harass
ing phone call, dismissed per
mediation,
- Edward Clinton Lee, D W I,
senienced to 12 monlhs, sus
pended 24 monlhs, $400, cost,
surrender licensc, nol to oper
ate a motor vehicle until li
censed by D M V , substance
abuse assessmenl/treatmenl,
seven days active,
- Mario Osomio Lopez, driv
ing wilh license revoked, drink
ing beer/wine w hile driving,
reckless driving with wanton
disregard, dismissed per plea;
D W I, sentenced lo 60 days, sus
pended 24 months, $100, costj
24 hours community service,
surrender license, nol to oper
ate a motor vchicle until li
censed by D M V , substance
abuse assessmcni/lrcalment,
- Lola B, Mascarenas, un
lawfully passing emergency ve
hiclc, prayer for judgment.con-
tinued on cost,
, - James Ernest M aterdo,
driving with licensc revoked,
prayer forjudgm eni continued
on cosl.
- Christopher Lee Owens,
prayer for judgment continued
12 months, cost, not to be con
victed o f similar offense, $987
restitution,
- Jimmy Phloykaew, posses
sion o f marijuana up to half
ounce, dismissed per plea, evi
dence ordered destroyed; pos
session of drug paraphernalia,
dismissed, evidence ordered
destroyed,
- Martin Anguiano Ramos,
D W I, sentenced to 12 months,
suspended 24 months, $400,
cost, surrender license, not lo
operate a molor vchicle unlil li
censed by D M V , substance
abuse assessment/treatment,
seven days active; failure to
wear drivers seat belt, driving
with license revoked, posses
sion/display of altered/fictl-
tlous/revoked drivers license,
dismissed per pica.
- Samuel Rojas Rangel, fuil
ure lo stop for slopsign/fiashing
red light, speeding 67 in a 55,
ubated/deccascd,
- Stephen Edward Ridolfi,
speeding 83 in a 70, possession/
display of altcred/fictilious/re-
voked drivers license, dismissed
per plea; driving wilh liccnse re
voked, prayer forjudgmeni con
tinued on cost,
- Misty Nicole Shirley, mis
demeanor larceny, dismissed
per deferred prosecution,
- Timothy Linn Simmons,
simple worthless checks, sen
tenced to 60 days, suspended 24
months, $50, cost, $947,51 res
titution, not be convicted of
similar offense; simple worth
less checks, dismissed per plea,
- Donald Stiltner, driving
with license revoked, fictitious/
concealed/revoked regislralion
card/lag, littering not more than
15 pounds, po.s,session of open
container/consuming alcohol in
passenger area, dismissed per
pica; felony attempted obtaining
controlled substance by forgery/
fraud and felony possession of
schedule II controlled sub
stance, reduced to common law
uttering and possession of drug
paraphernalia, sentenced lo 120
days, suspended 18 months,
$100, cost, substancc abuse as
sessmenl/treatmenl, submit to
warrantless searches/random
drug screcns, not be convicted
of similar offense.
- Tonya Olivia Stout, simple
worthless check, dismissed per
civil settlement.
- James Fred Wilson, failure
to wear drivers scat bell, $25,
cost; operating vehicle with no
insurance, fictilious/conccaled/
revoked regislralion card/lag,
driving with license revoked,
expired/no inspection, operating
vehicle with no insurance, ex
pired regislralion card/lag, dis
missed.
Failed To Appear;
- Charavari Saint Leak,
speeding 83 in a 70, possession/
display of allercd/flctitious/re-
voked drivers license, driving
with license revoked.
- D eborah Swicegood
Marion, no operators license,
fictitiou.s/concculed/revoked
registrution curd/lag, no opera
tors licensc, D W I.
avie Place
ing Assisted Living Community
Carol Ijames
Even though Carol has been with us just one montli, her
pleasant, fiiendly manner and professionalism have
brought her quick respect from both llie residents and the
staff. She comes to us from Rowan County where she
resides with her four sons, ages 17,13,4 and 2 years,
Carol is one of our CNA’s and enjoys being here to help
the residents with their needs and seeing to tlieir petsonal
well-being. She cites Ihe caring, helpfiil attitude of the
staff and the management here at Davio Place as just one
of many reasons she looks forward lo her work days.
In her off time, she enjoys reading, both fiction and non
fiction, dancing to her favorite hip-hop music and singing
in her church’s choir, A huge football fan, she is an avid
Carolina Pantliers’ supporter and is really excited about
tlie season they are having. Will not miss a game if she
can help it.
She and her fiancée are shopping for a house and plan a
wedding soon after tliey locate something large enough lo
accommodate them and llie boys. Welcome Carol!
For information On Placement, Contact:
Suzanne Simpson-Vogler
336-751-2175
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Public Records
Land Transfers
The following land transfers
were filed with the Davic Reg
ister of Deeds. The transactions
are listed by parties involved,
acrcage, township, and deed
stamps purchased, with $2 rep-
resenting'S 1,000.
- Edith Zimmennan lo M el
issa Hendrix Barnum, 1 lot.
Shady Grove, $2.
- Primacy Closing Corp. to
Arthur Gordon Paschal and Su
san Colvard Paschal, 1 lot,
Farmington, $546.
- Bank of the Carolinas to
Donna C. Fleming, 4.1 acrcs,
Jerusalem, $70.
- Francisca Castrejon lo
Avery W ayne Hampton and
Lupe Ham pton, 1.29 acres,
Jerusalem, $244.
- Ralph S. Rowe and Marla
J. Row.e to Ralph S. Rowe, 1
acre, Mocksville.
- W illiam Richard Cook and
Vivian M . Cook lo John Marion,
Renee M arion Leonard and.
Kathy Marion Hedrick, 4 acres.
- Samuel Wellman Beck, nnd
Joycc Beck to Kathy Ratledge
Drum and James Bradley Drum,
3.38 ocres, Clarksville, $27.
- Steven Privitera nnd Louise
T. P rivitera and Steven A .
P rivitern to Robin Dale
M atthew s and R oger D .
Hutchens, 3.39 acres, Mocks
ville, $60.
- William J. Rowe and Debra
L. Rowe to Thomas J. Jnrdine
and Barbara J. Jnrdine, 2 tracts,
Jerusnlein, $260.
Mocksville Police
The follow ing Incidents
were reported to the Mocksville
Police Department.
- A woman reported Dec. 8
that a chcmicnl had been poured
onto a vehicle on Wright Lane.
- A womnn reported Dcc. 10
that someone left M ilestone
Restaurant without paying for
$1.60 worth of their bill.
- The larceny of money from
Pier 601 on Yadkinville Road
was reported Dec. 9,
- A man reported Dec. 5 he
was threatened and followed
from Walmart,
- A man reported Dcc, 11 that
an acquaintance threatened to
“break his head" at BB&T.
- A woman reported Dee. 11
she was threatened via tele
phone.
- Someone tried to pass a
forged prescription at Foster
Drug, it was reported Dcc. IS.
- The larceny of supplies
from the Duvie County Hospi
tal emergency room was re
ported Dec, 12,
- A woman reporicd Dcc, 12
her purse wus taken at Dollar
Tree.
Arrc.sls
Notice of
TAX LISTING
FOR DAVIE COUNTY
All property on hand January 1, 2009 both real and
personal is subject to taxation regardless of age and sex
of owner.
You are no longer required to list motor vehicles which
are currently LICENSED with the North Carolina
Department of Motor Vehicles. These vehicles will be
billed by the County after the current registration Is
renewed or an application Is made for a new
registration. About three months after your regislralion
renewal you will receive a bill from the County. You will have 30 days to pay the bill before interest is added at
the rate of 5% the first month past due and 3/4 of 1%
thereafter.
Taxpayers must list UNLICENSED vehicles not licensed
on January 1, 2009 DURING THE REGULAR LISTING
PERIOD. There is no change in the listing requirements
for those vehicles. Permanent tagged multiyear vehlcies
must also be listed. Other property required to be listed
in January Include: mobile homes, boats and motors, Jet
skis, aircraft, farm equipment used to produce income,
tools used by carpenters and mechanics, all assets and
supplies of businesses, furnishings owned and rented
by a landlord,
Taxpayers should report any new buildings o r any
Im provem ents built on leal estate, o r any changes
to real estate to the Tax O ffice.
The Tax Administrator’s Office will be sending listing
forms to everyone that listed personal property In 2008.
If you need to list personal property as indicated above
or report changes to real property and you do not
receive a form in the mail, please contact the Tax
Administrator's Office for the proper forms.
ELDERLY OR DISABLED APPLICANTS
MUST BE AGE 65 OR PERMANENTLY DISABLED TO
APPLY
1. Elderly and Disabled Exclusion:
a. Income level $25,600 or below
b. Must be 65 years of age or totally and
permanently disabled
c. Reduction of $25,000 or 50% of value of the
home and 1 acre of land whichever is greater
2. Djgatijed Vgjerans Exclugjpn:
a. Honorably Discharged Veterans and
b. 100% disabled due to a service related injury
c. Reduction of $45,000 off the value of the home
and 1 acre of land
a. Must be 65 years of a^ or to^^y and
permanently disabled
b. Must have owned and occupied property as the
owner's permanent legal residence for tive years,
c. Must be a North Carolina resident
d. Income cannot exceed $38,400
if you did n ot receive the exclusion in 200B but are
now eligible, you m ay obtain a copy o f an
application from the assessor, it m ust be filed by
June 1.
Listing will begin
Administrator’s Office
January 1, 2009 in the Tax
in the County Administration Building. Office listing help is available Jan. 1-31, 2009.
Hours will be 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Monday thru Friday.
The deadline for listing is January 31, 2009. Completed
forms must be postmarked by the U.S. Postal Service not later than January 31, 2009. All lale listings are
subject to a 10% penally. Please list eariy to avoid a late penally.
D avie C ounty Tax A dm inistrator
Jaclde H. Hall
- Zachary Dwuyne Sum
mers, 16, ofM ain Church Rond,
wus chnrgcd Dec. 4 with Inr-
ceny, conccnlment of merchnn-
dise and second-degree tres
passing. Trial date; Jan. IS.
- Jose Daniel Hernandez, 21,
of Windsong Road, was charged
Nov. 30 with D W I and driving
left of center. Trial dale; Dcc.
18.
- R.D, Pettiford, 79', of 121
Marconi St,, was charged Dec.
11 with second-degree trespass
ing. Triol dale: Jun. 8.
Cooieemee Police
The follow ing incidents
were reported to the Cooieemee
Police Department.
- Randy Lee Church, 44, of
NC 801 South, Mocksville, was
urrCiited Dec. 14 for assault with
a deadly weapon. Bond:
$50,000. Trial date: Dec. 18. He
is accused of cutting an ucquain-
taiKc with u pocket knife dur
ing Ihe eariy morning. He was
arrested at his home later that
day.
- A mun reporicd Dec. 10 a
projection T V and truck decals
were damaged at homo on Riv
erside Drive.
- Five windows to vehicles
parked o ff Neely Roud were
broken, a nuui reported Dec. 9.
- The breaking and entering
and vandalism in a house on
Duvic Street wns reported Dcc.
7.
- The lurccny of vehicle purls
and accessories from Spillman’s
Auto Purts on Neely Street wns
repotted Dcc. 4.
- A woman reported Dcc. 1
she was assaulted by a neigh
bor on Westview Avenue.
Fires
Davie Counly fire depart
ments responded to the follow
ing culls;
Dcc. 8! Center, 11 ;27 a.m., I-
40 East, gruss fire; County Line
ussisled. . .
Dcc. 10: Smith Grove, 11 ;54
a.m., 1-40 West, uutomobilenc-
cident; Furmington assisted.
Dec. 11: Farmington, 3:S6
p.m., 1-40 East, automobile ac
cident; Center assisted.
Dec. 12: Cenier, 5:03 u.m.,
US 64 West, nutomobile ucci-
dent; W illiam R. Davie, 3:14
p.m., US 601 Norlh, vehicle fire;
Ccnter ussisled; M ocksville,
3:54 p.m., Wilkesboro Street,
fire alarm; Center assisted.
Dcc. 13: Smith Grove, 11:0S
a.m., Little John Drive, electri
cal investigation; Farmington
assisted; Farmington, 6:47 p.m.,
Pineville Rond, structure fire;
Mocksville, 8:15 p.m., Sanford
Avenue, hazardous conditions.
Arrests
The Diivie County Sheriffs
Department mude Ihe following
urrcsis:
- Brandy Denise M ize, 25, of
Rockwell was arrested Dec. 5
for larceny and identity theft.
Trial dale: Dec. 11,
- Brnndon Andrew Keller,
17, of US 158, Advance was
arrested Dec, 7 for assaull on a
government official und resist
ing a public officcr. Trial date:
Jan, 22,
- Ashley Renee Sales, 20, of
Wharton Trail, Mocksvillc was
arrested Dcc, 7 for simple as
sault and injury to personal prop
erty, Trial dale: Jun, 22.
- Timothy Scott Bobbitt, 26,
of Junction Rond, Mocksville
wns arrested Dec. 8 forstatutory
rape/sex offense against a de-
feiidunt more thun six years of
age. Trial date: Dec. 18.
- Kevin Laverne Templeton,
53, of Stntesville was urrcslcd
Dcc. 8 for lurceny. Trini dute:
Jan. 29.
- WilliuiTi David Tumer Jr.,
39, of Mooresville was urrc.stcd
Dec. 9 for larceny. Trial dale:
Jan. 29.
- Huylce Drew Hinemun, 20,
of Boone wus urrested Dec. 13
for resisting a public officer.
Trial date; Jan. 29.
- Douglas Raymond Fulk Jr.,
19, of Ridge Rond, Mocksville
wus urrcslcd Dcc. 13 for con
suming alcohol by 19)20 year
old. Trial date; Jan. 29.
- Stephanie Mnrie Oliznrez,
20, of Vilns was arrested Dec.
13 for consuming beer by 19/20
yeur old. Triul dute; Jun. 29.
Highway Patrol
The following irnlfic wrccks
in Davie County were listed by
Ihe N.C. Highway Patrol.
• No charges were filed after
un uccident in the county on
Dec. 10.
Fidel Sosa M ata of Saint
Pauls was driving his 1999
Toyota east on 1-40 when ho
staled that he drove through u
patch of heuvy ruin. Mata's ve
hicle run off the right side of the
roud and struck a ditch,
, TrooperA.J.Furmcr reported
the uccidcnl occurrcd nt ap
proxim ately 12:55 p.m. and
there were no injuries.
• No charges were filed after
an accidcnt on Dec. I i .
Hannah Dcunn Reynolds of
Lincolnlón wus driving a 2005
Volkswagen east on 1-40 in
heavy rain. Reynolds stuied thal
she lost control of her vehicle,
ran off the road to the right, und
struck n ditch.
Trooper A.J. Farmer reported
the accident occurred at ap
proximately 9:59 a.m. and there
were no injuries.
• No charges were filed after
un uccident on Dec. 11.
Jonnlhnn Wesley Propsi of
Newlon wns driving u 2005
Muzdu west on 1-40. Propst
staled thal he drove into heavy
rain, lost control of his vehicle,
run off the road to tho right, and
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Trooper A.J. Fanner reported
Ihe accident occurred at up-
proxim ntely 11:12 n.m. nnd
there were no injuries.
• An Iredell man was charged
with exceeding n safe speed af
ter he wrecked tho vchicle ho
was driving Dec. 11.
C olby A llen Lew is of
Stalesviile was driving a 2000
Chevrolet east on 1-40 exceed
ing u safe speed for rainy con
ditions, Lewis' vobicle hydro
planed, ran off the roud to the
loft, und collided wilh u mediun
cnblc.
Trooper C.D. Hall reported
the accident occurred nt up-
proximately 4:21 p.m. und there
were no injuries.
' • Two deer were reported hit
by uutomobiles in the county
lasl week. In the following re
ports no injuries lo Ihe drivers
were reporicd:
Scott A llen M atthews of
Rollingwood Drive, Mocksville
wus driving n 2004 Chevrolet
pick-up eust on US 158 when it
struck u deer crossing the roud.
Trooper A.J. Farmer reported
the accident occurred at up-
proximutely 6:03 u.m. on Dcc.
8.
Panic Brown Fish of 'W in-
ston-Snlem wus driving n 2001
Chevrolet pick-up soulh on
Cunn Rond when it collided
wilh u deer attempting to cross
Ihe road.
. TroopcrA.J. Farmer reported
the accident occurred at ap
proximately 4:55 a.m. on Dec.
9.
• A G uilford man wns
churged wilh left of center ufter
he wrecked the vehicle he wus
driving Dec. 12.
Thelbert Gene Hassell of
High Point wus driving a 2001
Intemnlionnl Iraclor-lruiler west
on US 64. Hussell swerved ho
truck lo nvoid colliding wilh n
deer nnd run off Ihe right side
o f the road. Hassell overcor
rcctcd, crossed the centocline,
run off ihc roud to the left, und
collided with a dilch and mail
box, before Ihe truck over
turned.
Trooper M .T . D allon re
ported the uccident occurrcd ut
upproximatcly 5 a.m. nnd there
were no injuries.
• No charges were filed after
nn Uccident on Dec. 14.
Janet Page Fulton of East
Bend was driving her 2004
C hrysler south on US 601.
Fulton begun to brake rapidly
und swerved lo nvoid hitting n
doer. The vehicle struck the deer
and traveled down an embank
ment.
Trooper M .T. D alton re
ported ihc accident occurrcd nt
upproximntely 10:45 n.m.
Sheriff’s Department
The follow ing incidents
were reported to the D uvie
County Sheriff's Department.
- On Dcc. 5 identity theft and
larceny were reported at a home
on Brocklund Drive, Advance.
- A larceny was reported ut u
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field on US 601 North, Mocks
ville on Dec. 5.
- On Dec.'S larccny was re
ported at a home on Daniels
Roud, Mocksville.
- An nssnult with a deodly
weapon wus reported ut u locu
tion on 1-40 West in D avie
County on Dec. 5.
- On Dec. 6 Ihe larceny o f n
fireurm und break-in of a motor
vehicle was reported at a home
on North Hiddcnbrookc Drive,
Advance.
- Identity theft was reported
at u home on Hobson Drive,
Mocksvillc on Dcc. 6.
- On Dec. 8 n brcuk-in und
larceny were reported at a home
on Underpass Road, Advance.
- A brcak-in and larceny
were reported ut u home on
River Rond, Advnnce on Dec.
8.
- On Dcc. 8 u brcuk-in und
larccny were reported nt n home
on East Valley View, Advancc.
- The brcak-in of a molor
vchiclc and larccny were re
ported ut a home on Wcstridge
Roud, Advuncc on Dcc. 8.
- On Dcc. 8 an ussault wus
reported at a business on NC
801 North, Advance.
- A brcak-in und larceny
were reported at u home on
Baity Roud, Mocksville on Dcc.
8.
- On Dec. 8 the unauthorized
use of a crcdit card was reported
at n home on ljumes Church
Roud, Mocksville.
- Lurccny was reported at a
location on Ivy Circic, Mocks
villc on Dcc. 8.
- On Dec. 9 damage to prop
erty was reported at a property
on Daniels Rond, Mocksvillc.
- Counterfeit money was re
ported ut a business on
Yadkinvillc Road, Advance on
Dcc. 9,
- On Dcc, 9 property dam
age was reported ut a home on
Daniel Rond, Mocksvillc,
- Road rnge wns reported at
u locution on N C 801, Advance
on Dec. 9.
- Oh tlbc. 'I'O an assaull and
lurceny of money were reported
nl u home on Jamestown Roud,
Mocksvillc.
- A brcak-in and larccny
were reported at a vchicle on
Highfield Road, Advance on
Dcc. 10.
- On Dec. 10 the break-in of
a motor vehicle and lurceny
were reported at a home on
North H ighfield Road, A d
vance.
- A break-in ut un uirport on
Gilbert Road, Mocksville was
reported on Dec. 10.
- On Dcc. 10 a brcak-in and
lurceny were reported at a park
ing lot on Cornatzer Roud,
Mocksville.
- The breuk-in of a molor
vchicle und larceny were re
ported at a parking lot on NC
801 North, Mocksville on Dec.
10,
- On Dec. 11 a brcak-in was
reported ul n home on Ouk
Grove Church Road, Mocks
ville.
- The breuk-in of an automo
bile wus reported nt a location
on High Meadows Drive, Ad-
vnncc on Dec. 11.
- On Dec. 12 larceny was
reported al a parking lot on US
64 West, Mocksvillc.
- Damage to property was
reported at a home on Mr. Henry
Road, Mocksville on Dcc. 12.
- On Dec. 12 n break-in and
larceny were reported al a home
on US 601 South, Mocksville.
- Identity theft was reported
at a home on NC 801 North,
Mocksville on Dec. 12.
- On Dec. 12 an assault was
reported nl u homo on Villnge
Road, Mocksville.
- Property damage was re
ported ut H home on Mnson
Roud, Mocksvillc on Dec. 13.
- On Dcc. 14 larceny wns
reported nt nn unknown location
in the counly.
- A breuk-in and larceny
were reported at u home on
Grenada D rive, Advance on
Dec. 14.
- On Dec. 14 threuis were
reported al u home on Rainbow
Road, Advance, ‘
Davie Dateline
D A V lIi C O U N T Y E N T E R P R IS E R E C O R D , Thursday, Dec. 1 8 ,2 0 0 8 - 7
Horse & Buggy Rides
• In Downtown i\ / lo c l(S v llle
Fundraiset^
Thursday, Dec, 18
Supper With Santa, Mocksvillc.
Elementary Cafclcria, 5-7 p.m. Pizza,
salad, drink $3. Bring camcnt for pic
wilh Snnla. SNA of Davic wisücs
you hnppy holidays.
Saturday, Dec. 20
Hum & Sausage Urcakfast, at
Wc.slcy Chapel Church, Pino. Menu:
sausage gravy, red eye gravy, gril.s,
bakeil apples, & biscuits. All you can
cat $6, Served 6:30-10 a.m.
Religion
Sunday, Dec. 21
Christmas Production, "When
Christmas Left Rauler Canyon", 7
p.m., al Elbaville UMC, Advance.
Please como bc a part of lliis Dec.
day SCI in the 1800s righl'bcfore
CImslnuis. Lighlrcfrcslimenlsañcr-
wards in fellowship bldg,
Wednesday, Dec. 24
Chrtstmns Eve Scrvicc, ul
ConialzerUMC. Begins 11 p.m. wilh
services of carols, communion, and
candle lighting. Be wilh us lo wel
comc the King at midnight. Loea-
lion; 1244 Cornatzer Rd., Mocks
ville. Info: 998-0687.
ChrUlmas Eve Lovefeast, al
Macedonia Moravian Church, 4 &
7:30 p.m. Church location; NC 801
between Hillsdale & Farmington.
Chrfatiwu Eve Program, al Mocks
villc Sccond Pre.sbylerian Church,
6:30 p.m., all arc inviled.
Christmas Eve Program, "Look
Who Just Cheeked In", 6:30 p.m. al
IJames Bapl. Church. Children &
adults will piulicipatc in Ihe play and
music. Treat bags given m end of
servicc. Evciyone inviled. Location:
corner of Ijames Church and
Shefricid rds. near Moclcsvilic.
Spedcil Events
Saturday, Dec. 20
Open Food Pantry, at Life Com
munily Church, 170 Duard Davis
Rd., Mocksville. llicy arc ojiening
Iheir food panliy to families in need
from 11 a.m. Ill 2 p.m. Aiso offcring
.lunch of hpme-jnade soups to any
one lhat wants to come by.
Monday, Dec. 22
Holiday Workshop, by Davic 4-
H Teen A.ssocialion, 9 a.m. lil 12
noon. Open 10 ages 8-12, cost; $8.
Make a variety of ctai^ & decora-
lioas for holidays. Panicipants asked
lo bring an old CD for crafts. Held at
Duvie Co. Officc Bldg., i::ciopera-
live Ext. Office. Call 753-6100 to
sign up.
Mon.&Tues., Jan.5&6
"Curouscl” Auditions, Davie Ans
Councilwiliholdaudilionsforspring
production each day 6:30-9 p.m.
There are parts for all ages. Come
prepared lo sing song, bring music
with you and wcarcomfortable shoes.
C all bucks held Jan. 8 .?o ú n ío .l5 i-
3112.
Meetings
Ongoing
Davie Beekeepers Association, scc
ond Monday of every month, 7 p.m.,
al N.C. Coopenilive ExI. Office, 180
S. Main.Slrcel, Mocksvillc. Forinfo;
998-2975.
VFW Post4024.7p.m„2ndTues.
each month, VFW Hul, Sanford
Avenue, Mocksvillc. Eligible
members welcome. Come early for
refreshments. For info call 492-
7521.
Trium ph Parenting Classes,
Wednesdays, 10:30 a.m., call for
info: 751-5636.
Humane Society of Davie Co., bi
monthly meetings 2nd Tues. of cv-
cry cvcn-nuinbcred monlh, at Hu
mane Society Adoption Center, 290
Eaton Rd. Call 751-5214 for info.
Dnvie Amateur Radio Club, l.st
Tuesduy of cach monlh, 7 p.m., Davie
Co. Hospital Training Room. Public
welcome.
Davic HLstorieat & 'Genealogical
Socicty, 4lh Tucs., 7 p.m., Davie
Libraiy.
Ccntral Davie High Cla.ss of 1966,
liiird Monday cach monlh, at Shiloh
Bapl. Churcli fellowship liall, 6 p.m.
Queslions: 336-692-7104.
Mocksville Lions Club, 1st Thurs
day, 7 p.m., fellowship hail of St.
Francis of Assisi, Yadkinville Road,
.Mocksville (board meeting contin
ues 1st & 3rd Thurs,, 6 p.m.).
Al-Anon Fam ily Group, at
Macedonia Moravian Chuteh, N.C.
801 N., Advance, Sundays 8 p.m.,
Rm. 225 (above fellowship hail). Al-
Anon is a group that helps families &
friends of alcoholics.
Cooieemee Womens Civllan Club,
meels 4lh Tliurs. of cach monlh. 7
p.m. Cooieemee First Bapt. fellow
ship iiaii, 204 Marginal St., Cooi
eemee. All lu-ea ladies invited. For
further Info: 336-284-4795.
Stiteh-ln, a gathering of crancis at
Mocksvilic Library, sccond Wed. of
each monlh, 7-8:15 p.m. Bring your
portable project im aii your best lips
and tricks to share. Info: 751-2023.
Community Foundation of Davic
Counly Doard of Directors, 2nd
Mon., 5 p.m. Rotating mecling. For
info/monlhiy location call 753-6903.
Mocksvillc Ga.rdcn Club, IstTliurs.
of each mondi, 7 p.m., in former
fellowship hall behind First UMC,
Main Street, Mocksville.
North Davie Kuritan Club, monthly
dinner mcelings,sccond Mon.ofcach
monlh, 7:30 p.m. Call 782-4276 for
info and location of next meeting.
Smart Sturt of Duvie County board
meeting, 3rd Tues. of evciy olhcr
monlh (begins Jan.) at SunTrust on
Yadkinville Rd„ 9-10:30 a.m. Ques-
lions: 751-2113.
Alzticlmer’s Support Group, 2nd
Tuesday of each mondi, 6:30 p.m., at
Autumn Ciue, Mocksville.lnfo:751-
3535.
Davie Co. Hospllnl AuxUnry, eveiy
sccond Tues., in boiud rxMin, 6 p.m.
Davie Huslness Women’s Associa
tion, 1st Wed. of cach monlh, 12
noon, at SunTnist Bank. Speaker of
¡merest and catered lunch, cost $8.
Yearly membership $35. Contact
Calhy Boies 753-1006 for more info.
Celebrate Recovery, weekly sup
port group for those straggling wilh
or in recovery for bad itabils - such as
stress, depression, addiction, abu.se,
etc. Mccis Thurs. 7 p.m. al Farming
ton Comm. Center, Faiminglon Rd.
Call 408-8750 or 813-9921 for more
info.
Davie Counly HorecEmei^n9yRcs-
cucTeam,7;30p.m., downstaiis at the
Agricuimnil Building, Mocksviiie. Ev
ery 3rd Tuesday ciich monlh. For info:
940-2111.
Davie Co. Band Boosters, meets
2nd Tuesday of mondi, 7:30 p.m.,
Davie High Band Room.
Christian Businessmen's Commit
tee of Mocksville,Thursdays, 7 a.m.
Mocksville Rotiuy Hut.
Gold Wing Touring Association,
Red Pig Biabecuc, Greasy Comer,
N.C. 801 al U.S. 601, 6 p.m. 284-
4799.
Davie County Stump Club, 2nd
Thurs., Duvic Senior Cenier, 7 p.m.
751-0611.
Cooieemee Recrcutton Association,
Zaeiuuy Hou.se, 1st Tuesday, 7 p.m.
The Artist Group, Davic County
Libnuy,7 p.m. laslTues. Call Bonnie
al 998-5274.
H o m e c o m i n g
C h r i s t m a s C a n t a t a
Saturday & Sunday, Dec. 20 & 21
6 p.m. each night
Bible Baptist Church
6350 Styers Ferry Road • Clemmons
Center Community Development,
3rd Mon., 7 p.m. Communily Bldg.
Cooieemee Town Board, 3rd Tues
day, Town Hall, 7 p.m. unless odicr-
wise noted.
Cooieemee AA, behind Good Shep
herd Episcopal, Tues. & Fri., 8 p.m.
North Cooieemee and Clark Road
Council, 2nd Wednesday, 7 p.m.
Friendship Baptist Fellowship Hall.
Mocksville AA, closed non-smok
ing meeting, al St. Francis of Assisi
Church fellowship hall, 862
Yadkinville Rd., Mocksville.
Thursday, 7 p.m. Info: Jan 753-
6863.
Davie Domestic Violence Services
and Rape Crisis Center. Offers
weekly support group for domestic
violence & sexual assault victims.
The groupmcctscvcryTues. evening
from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Please call of
ficc for location, 751-3450.
Sons of Conrcdcratc Veterans, 1st
Monday, Cooieemee Historical
Building, 7 p.m.
Recreation
For more information on any of the
following rec. events call 751-2325.
Davie Youth Council
all students grades 9-12, attend N.C.
State Youth Council events, serve
community. Cali Sandra 751-2325.
Good Timers Square
Dance
Famiinglon Comm. Cu-, Mondays 7
p.m., cost $5 per month. Voiunleer &
community scrvice oppoitunhies.
Call 998-3837 for more info.
Davie Metro Tae Kwon
Do
Ages 6 & up, including aduils. Tucs. & Tliurs. @ 6 p.m., Brock Gym.
Gary КесЫе, instnictor. Call 3^1-
4538 for moro info.
Shelter Rentals
Available al Rich Park, Riverpark at
Cooieemee Falls, and Farmington.
Call 751-2325 to reserve.
Special Olympics Fun Nites
available to anyone wilh a disability,
Wednesdays, BnaekOym, 6 p.m. Call
KalliieStreil 751-2325.
K-2 Instructional B’Ball
Includes T-shlit.
Sliver Striders
Brock Gym available for walking
6:30-9 u.m. Quarterly inccniives for
miles walked.
Senior Trips
Join us for day trips & occa.sional
ovcmighteis lo inlctesling locations
& let us do Iho driving. Call Kalhio
for Info.
Senior Games
Open to ail 55 or better. Be active,
have fun, softball, basketball,
badmilton, horseshoes, boccc, &
more.
Dance Company
Brock Gym, Emily Robertson 998-
5163, ages 3 & up, including adults.
Classes Mon. & Tues.
Bocce
Al Rich Park Sports Complex,
Wednesdays, 11 a.m. Learn sport of
Bocce. Open lo all seniors 55 or
belter.
YM CA
Formore information, call 751-9622,
visit www.davie.ymcanwnc.org, or
come to the YMCA for a tour.
Indoor Soccer
Evciyone plays al Ihe YMC.\, even
when it’s cold outside. Leam variety
of skills, value of teamwork, and
good sportmonship during weekly
practices. Saturday games. Rcgis№i-
tion for childen 3-13, now thra Jan. 9;
season Jan. 12-Morch 7. $40/mcm-
bers, $75/potcnlial members.
Swim Lessons
Sign up now. Choose from Tues/
Tliurs. evening lessons $33 mem-.
bcrs/$66 non-members or Sat. morn
ing lessons $16 membcrs/$33 non
members. Private & family lessons
also available.
Members Only
Join die YMCA and take advantage
of water aerobics, yoga, biking, walk
ing, personal Unining, and more.
Come visit and tourour facility at 215
Cemetery Street and leam how we
build strong kids, strong families,
and sUong communides.
Seniors
Ail Senior Activities take place at
Davie Counly Senior Services lo
cated at 278 Meroney St., Mocksvillc
unless otherwise noted. Call 753-
6230. .
Monday, Dec.29
It’sNiverTooLatetoLeam, 10:30
a.m. at Ihe Farmington site, 1723
Farmington Rd., Mocksville, Talk
alKiut learning opportunities avail
able lo Davidson County Commu
nity College’s new Hillsdale loca-
don. Forinfo: 753-6230.
Tuesday, Dec. 30
Avoiding Indigestion, I p.m., at
Davie Hospital, free. Tis die season
for overeating, leam ways to avoid
indigesdon dial often comes diis dme
of year. Cali 753-6230 formore info.
Ongoing
Sr.Lunchbox,M.T.W. 11:30 a.m.,
Th. & Fri., 11 a.m., lunch served
daily.
Silver Health Exercises, Exorcise
Room of Senior Services, M . W, F,
8:30 a,m. Tues. & Thurs. 9 a.m. at
Mock Placc, (open lo any senior).
Quilting Club, every Monday, 10
a.m.
Bridge, every Friday, 2 p.m.
SKIPBO, Wednesdays, 1 p.m.
Scrapbooking, every 2nd Tuesday,.
2 p.m.
Dr.Duim,Podiatrist, at Sr. Services
eveiy three weeks, 8:30 a.m., please
call for dates. .
Free Blood Pressure Chedts, once
a mondi, at 10:30 a.m. in die Nutri
tion Site.
ShigfaigSeniaraChoruhThursdays,
10 a.m.
VFW Ladles AuxUlary, every 2nd
Thurs., 1 p.m.
Scrabble, 1 p.m. evciy Monday.
Rook, 1 p.m. oveiy Monday.
Texas Hold’Em-Thursdays, 1 p.m.
PalnUng - Wednesdays 8:30-11:30
o.m.
Grief Support Group, 1st & 3rd
Tuesdays at 6 p.m.
Sr. Book Club, eveiy second Tues.
of the mondi, 12:30 p.m.
Computer Classes - are availabio,
call for infoimalion.
ArthriticExerdse-eveiyodierWcd.
10:30 a.m.
Low Impact Aerobks - Wed. & Fri.
begins Feb. 7 11 a.m. dl 12 p.m.
Fitness EqidpmenI Room - open
Mon,-Thurs. 8 a.m. lil 8 p.m. Ridiiys
8 a,m, lil 5 p,m.
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Art, Mortdays 9 a.m. lil 12 p.m.
Tal Chi, Tuesdays (call for sesssion
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Sports davie county enterprise record , Thursday, Dec. 18,2008 - Bl
Lowery Gets 600th Win In Legendary Career
By Brian puts
Davie Enterprise Record
The Davie wrestling team’s 72-6
ambushing of Marvin Ridge in a tour
nament at North Davidson was a spe
cial moment for coach Buddy Lowery.
The 11th lopsided win in 11 tries to thnt
point in the season marked the 600th
win in Low ery’s 33-year career at
Davie.
Six-hundred wins is a lot of wins no
matter how you slice it. But the incred
ible thing about Lowery’s milestone is
he made the journey look easy. He got
to 600 wins in 694 matches (92 losses,
two lies).
Davie’s administration didn’t icnow
it at the time, but it hit the jackpot when
it plucked Lowery to replace Steve
Roeder and become the fourth wres
tling coach in seven years in the full of
1976. Larry Groce started the program
in 1969-70. Frank Nader was the sec
ond coach. Thert came Steve Roeder.
After Lowery completed a football ca
reer at East Carolina, Ihe Spencer na
tive adopted Davie County as his home.
Davio went 5-0 at North Davidson
before thumping North Forsyth on the
road in the second Central Piedmont
Conference match. That lifted Davie’s
records to 14-0 and 2-0 in the CPC.
Davie has carved out a 603-92-2
record under Lowery despite wearing
a big target on its chest since the early
‘80s. The War Eagles win 2:5 matches
every year in their sleep. They’re a
model of consistency that every pro
gram except Cary envies. Look at the
rccords in the last 16 years: 20-2,20-0,
29-1,28-2,23-3, 19-4,30-2,20-2,24-
4, 32-3, 30-5, 27-3,42-1, 42-1, 25-11
and 28-3.
“It means I’ve had a lot of good
wrestlers and I've had a lot of good
assistant coaches,” said Lowery, who
is as classy and humble a man as you
could imagine. "The middle-schaol
coaches get them ready, and wc try to
' , **We keep things in
/(ierspective. We’re
jworried about the next
one. I think that’s how
¡we've befen so
jsucccissfuh We don’t
iworry about something
;way,d6wn the road. We
kjeep, it We^k to week.” <
0H8(Wnj«tllng CoachfRife
bring it to another level. We’rd consis
tently pretty good. W e’re not a flash in
Ihe pan. We've been consistent over a
long period of time. It’s a lot of matches
and a lot of memories,"
Lowery is not Ihc most nostalgic
person around. He doesn’t have a clue
where 90 percent of his trophies are,
and he doesn’t seem to cure loo much
about milestones. He’s top busy wor
rying about the next practice, the next
match and the next week. There's
hardly a moment when he’s not correct
ing somebody in practice. He's always
in their ear, dominating record or not.
"We keep things in perspective," he
said. "W c’rc worried about the next
one. 1 think that’s how we’ve been so
successful. We don'l worry about
something way down the road. Wc keep
it week to week."
Low ery certainly has his arras
around his 33rd team . A t North
Davidson, Davie steamrolled Carson
(73-3), East Davidson (73-6), Marvin
Ridge (72-6), Lexington of South Caro
lina (54-24) and Fayetteville 71st (55-
15) by a combined score of 327-54. It
grabbed 58 of 70 individual matches,
and it seized 44 of 50 pins,
Shelton Sales and Michael Waters
both went 5-0 with five pins. Zach
Vemon went 5-0 with a forfeit and four
pins. Trevon Faulkner, a freshman arid
future star, went 5-0 with two forfeits
and three pins. Jonathan Hupp, Aarod
Peoples and Matt Oarretson went 5-ip.
M att Cusack, Rusty O'Connor add
Jared Barber went 4-1. And A lex
Costner and Shane Carter were 3-2. ;
The depth of talent is staggering.
Tony Donati filled in for David Oaklo^,
who had tq take the SAT, and split l\^
matches. Garrett Cookson sat out witl;
an injured back. No matter. Faulkn^
picked up the slack and ran his recoR)
to 6-1.
Cusack and Barber were 15-0 atjo
10-0, respectively, before sufferii^
Iheir first losses. £
Lowery was fiill o f praise. *‘H ^ ,
they want to be good," he said. “We're
going to be eventually, when we get all
the pieces in there. You can see stead)l
improvement. They don't like getliiig
beat. Each one of them feels like ihey'fe
Plense See Low ery ■ Page B7
New Face
Holland Makes
Immediate Impact
Davie’s varsity girls basketball team
couldn’t do anything right in a 43-34
loss at Asheboro. When it trailed host
North Rowun 14-1 Out halftime on Fri
day, it appeared reuJy to full apart.
Maybe nol. The War Eagles played
beautifully in the sccond half und dis
patched North 47-36.
* If they want to hnve a .5(X) season
or belter, they need to keep playing like
that. They were brilliant in a 23-4 third
that saw Davie bur.st into a 33-18 lead,
and they wound up with 37 second-half
points.
Tho loss at Asheboro was dreadful.
Davie shot 13 of 50 (26 percent), miss
ing all six S-poinKK.'ti'W enl eight of
18 al the line. It committed 19 turn
overs, got outrebounded 40-29 and
missed 18 of 21 fourth'-quarter shots.
Kellie Brown did play well with 12
points, eight rebounds and three assists.
“We had a chance to ninke n layup
and get within two (in the fourth), but
we missed,” coach Debbie Evans said.
“We had a couple 3s lo get it to two
(that missed). Wc couldn't find a bas
ket. Wc look some fairiy good shots.
We just couldn’t buy a basket.”
A fter the uninspired first half at
North Rowan, Mcchei Oudson, Eiyssa
Tuckcr and Taliah Holland gave Davie
life in the 23-4 third.
“Wc switched up defenses," she
said. “We went to fullcourt man. “We
pul some pressure on them and got
some steals and layups. In the first half
we pressed in a I-2-1-1. We got a few
steals, but it was not as intense as our
fullcourt lhan was. Thai was the big
difference."
Gadson (12 points, 11 rebounds).
Tucker (11 points, nine rebounds, two
block.s) and Holland (eight points, 12
rebounds) played big roles. Davie man
aged to overcome the absence of two
injured starters - leading-scorer Brown
(10.8) nnd Sarah Evans (5.7). Because
of the injuries, Evans promoted the JV’s
top scorer - Holland - and she proved
PIcflse See Holland - Page B6 Sophomore Tallah Holland made a nice varsity debut with eight points arid 12 rebounds.
W o r th N o t in g . ..
D avie wrestling coach B uddy
Low ery enjoyed a spccial moment
on Dec. 6, picking up the 600th win
in his Davie career. H is record is a
m ind-boggling 603-92-2. Junior
Jo n ath m iH u p p has a 16-0 record.
D rew A bsher o f D a vie’s varsity
boys hit five 3-pointers and scored
2 6 j^oints in a 7 2 -6 3 loss at
Asheboro,
M echel Gadson o f D avie’s var
sity girls recorded a double-double
(12 points, 11 rebounds) in a 47-36
vvin at N ; Rowan.
L a k e S labach o f D avie’s JV
boys went off in a 74-54 win over
Asheboro, scoring 18 o f his 25
points in the third. In the third he
hit four 3s and six of seven shots.
L a u ra S helton and C arm en
G ru b b scored 13 and 12 points,
respectively, as the Davie JV girls
iinprpved to 5 -0 w ith a fourth
straight blow out, 64-31 over N .
Rowan.
; T o b y L o w e and B ra n d o n
H orne are each 6-0 w ith 12 pins
betweep them for N . D avie wres
tling.
i i A pin at 189 by S. D avie’s H eath
N a ll sealed a 46-42 w in over S W
Rimdolph, which had just handed N .
D avie its first loss since ‘02.
Peyton Sell’s two 3Tpointers and
K enyon Tatum 's eight points fu
eled a , 17-6 fourth-quarter blitz that
lifte d the E llis boys to a 32-27
Comeback over C. Davidson,
A m y S teller o f the E llis girls
poured In 18 points in a 36-27 win
bverTiVro.
, Caleb M a rtin o f S. D avie’s boys
pumped in 21 points in a 51-48 loss
to^uncjefeated’N. Davidson.
Slabachi Scores 18 In One Quarter
Nothing Lake Slabach did on last
year’s Davie JV boys basketball team
suggested anything close to the kind
of success he’s had in the last three
games. He was a backup lasl year, went
scoreless 13 times and had a high of
seven points in a game. His sophomore
year started with a three-point outing.
But Slabach has quickly become a
scoring monster.
In a 74-54 trampling of visiting
Asheboro, Slabach borrowed a page
out of his daddy’s old North Davidson
playbook and carved out a spectacular
18-point quarter. O r was il his
momma’s old playbook. While father
Gary had un outside stroke that could
set the world on fire, mother Angie
wasn’t a bad player herself, playing
college ball and becoming u charter
member of the Davie County High
School Athletic Hall of Fame in 2002.
The halflime score was 32-32. The
third quarter was an eight-m inute
stretch to remember for Slabach, who
nailed four 3-poinlers, hit six of seven
shots and scored 18 of his 25 points
during a 30-14 spree that resulted in a
62-46 lead. Hp had five 3s for the
game.
“He lil it up in the third," coach Jeff
Walton said. “Our defense turned it
around. We were able to box oul and
get the ball lo Lake. They were run
ning a 2-3 zone, and they were pretty
passive on Ihc outside. We kept pass
ing Lake the bull and he was hot. Wc
swung Ihe ball around and knew where
the shot was going until he missed. 1
think they'll be a few more (perfor
mances like that) down the road."
Slabach was only one reason for the
20-point margin. Blake Simmons cani[e
alive with 11 points, more than he
in the first three games combined. Тщ-
lor Jones and W allace Duhart hifd
seven each, while Patrick Whaley апЪ
Darius Wilson had six apiece.
“Wc rebounded greal," Walton saifl.'
“They may have gotten one or l\w
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B o y s D e f e a t e d T w ic e
The Davie varsity boys basketball
team’s resounding 78-55 win over East
ern Randolph two weeks ago looked
like a potential launching pad. It hud
two straight wins and a 3-2 record.
But it was tough to find positives lost
week. Losses of 72-63 at Asheboro and
60-43 at North Rowan were damaging
lo the War Engles’ morale. They had
defeated both teams eariier in the sea
son.
At Asheboro, Davie was lied at 29
at halftime and was down 49-45 at the
end of the third. But it couldn’t keep
up with the Comets in the fourth. The
difference wus Iruced to a 9-0 deficit.
"We got off to another horrendous
Sturt," coach Mike Absher said. “We
gathered ourselves and came back. The
most disappointing thing was 1 don’t
think we were ready lo play al the be
ginning. Our defensive intensity was
nol there at all."
Asheboro tarnished a superb night
for Drew Absher, who scored 26 points
to go wilh four assists. He drained five
3s and went five of five at the foul line.
Jamal Mayfield nnd James Mayfield
had 10 points each. Landon Harris had
eight points and seven rebounds. And
Shannon Dillard had six points, six re
bounds and six blocks.
“Drew shot like we know he's ca
pable of," he said. “Thnt was a good
thing. Shannon played pretty well again
(in his second game)."
At North Rowan, a miserable third
quarter sent Davie spiraling to 3-4 in
nonconference play. North used an 18-
4 barrage to turn a 33-25 halflime lead
inlo a 51 -29 blowout. U was disappoint
ing for Davie because North was 0-5.
Absher had 15 points, but North suf
focated him in the third (0 points).
North coach Kelly Everhart rotated fouv
players on the shooter.
“We kept rotating who we were put
ting on him because we Know he can
light it up and hurt you in u hurry,”
Everhart told the Salisbury Post.
Jamal M ayfield had nine points,
Harris seven and Dillard four.
Please See Boys ■ Page B4 Mayfield shoots a finger roll. ■ Photos by Jim Barringer
B2 - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 18,2008
C SA W ins N ational C heerleading C ham pionship
Carolina Spirit Athlelics, an
all-star com petitive
cheerleading gym in C lem
mons, competed at the
JAMFEST National Cheerlead
ing Competilion on Dec. 5-7 in
Gatlinburg, Tn„ and brought
home first and sccond placc.
H ie Senior team at CSA is
an impressive composition of
25 girls aging from 9-17. It re
mained undefeated for the sea
son after taking first place and
division championships at UC A
C arolina Cham pionship in
Greensboro and taking first
again in Gatlinburg. The na
tional championship cume in the
Senior Open Level 3 division.
This is a much-respected teum
at CSA for its talent, leadership
and unity exemplified in and
outside the gym . The team
members are Lindsay Allison,
M eredith Bowles, Catherine
Brake, Haleigh Brown, Nicole
Byrd, Huylcy Carter, Whitney
Fearrington, D anielle Fix,
Sidney Fredrick, M arissa
Green, Hannah H endrix,
Criston Jarrell, Brittany Jones,
Rachel M assengil, Taylor
Mathis, Kaitlin McNeill, Jessica
Posey, Brittnny Shaver, Sydney
M em b e rs of th e C a ro lin a S pirit A thletics com petitive ch e e rle a d in g te a m c e leb rate th eir national cham pionship.
Smith, M ary Tedder, Carly Th
ompson, Hallie Wieters, Kolcie
W iles, Meeghan Worden and
Taylor Yungman.
CS A’s Youth team consists of
20 girls ranging from 6-12. This
team placcd first in its division
a* the UCA Carolina Champi
onship. After a first-place fin
ish in prelims at JAMFEST Na
tionals, the team held strong and
finished second in an incredibly
tough division of 11 teams from
all over the east const. This team
has grown through hard work,
. confidence nnd dedication to
reach such an outstanding ac-
cotnplishm ent in the Sm all
Youth Level 2 division. The
members are Kyrsten Allison,
Lindsay B ow les, M eredith
Bowles, Hayley Carter, Emma
Conley, A llison Diachenko,
W hitney Fearrington, Anna
Frye, K aylah Hendersoij,
Reagan Holton, Julia Vaughan
Jones, Emilee Murphy, Sarah
Rodgers, Abby Shaver, Anna
Smith, Makenzle Sinith, Carly
Thom pson, M eredith W all,
Summer Washnm and Meeghan
Worden.
CSA’s teams are made up of
girls from both Davie and For
syth counties. The girls are in
the gym ench week prncticing
in order to perfect their routine
for a two-m inute, 30-second
performance. These teams have
been training since August and
are off to an incredible start. Tlie
Youth and Senior teams arc
proudly coached by Brandi
A llen, n form er DaVie High
cheerleader and former captain
of the Small Coed team at U N C
C harlotte, as w ell as N icki
Rcmbielak, the current captain
of the coed lenm at Wake For
est University.
C SA , owned by Jennifer
Hardin, has four competitive
teams and accepts cheerleaders
of all skill levels from ages 5-
18 whose primary goal is to pro
vide all aspects of cheerleading,
which include cheer, dance and
tumbling. Hardin said; "Our all-
star cheerleading program has
proven to give the girls the self-
confidence nnd respect for one
another, which will help them
grow as individunls."
V isit the website
www.CamUnaSpirttAihletlcs.net
for additional pictures, video
highlights and general informn
tion on how you can become a
CSA team member.
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Mocksville-Davie Parks & Rec Basketball Results
2nd Grade Coed
Panthers - Braxton Folmnr
1, Peyton Goraelski 3, Colemun
Sell 2
Cougars - Sydney Nelson,
Sage Hancock 4, Jadikus Dal
ton 3, Drake Hendrix 4
Wildcats - Ginny Mason 1,
Grayson Kenton 1
■ W olves-M adison Tellup 2,
W illiam Blankship 1, Emma
Slabach 2, Naaman Smith 1,
Elijah Wood 1
Blue D evils - Lauren
Grooms 2, Latham Chamber
lain 2, Matthew King 1, Carson
Whisenhunt 12, Makenzie Dal
ton 2, Hunter Bowles 11
Rnttlers - Tyler Dnncy I,
Enston Johnson 2, Madisyn
Cockerham 4, Jacob Juarez 3,
Tara Renegar 1, Evan Little 1
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Storm 10-Sydnee Coleman
2, Dclann Splllmnn 2, Claire
Wnllnce 2, Lauren Long 4
Sensntions 11 - Haley Bu-
lutko 4, Desiree Lewis 5, K ’Lea
Parks 2
H urricanes 12 - Jaidyn
Bentley 8, Anna Deverenux 2,
Morgan Hickox 2
Deacons IO -Z cllnE bert.2,
M cK cnzie Bnrneycnstle 4,
Bailey Walsh 4
3rd Boys
W olfpack 12 - W illie
Walker 2, Kyree Davis 2, Caleb
Cox 2, Parkei- Froclich 2, Snm
DeAngelis 2, Tbryn Bruff 2
Mountnineers 22 - Michael
Walton 8, Brady Vest 4, Chase
2, Andrew Kabealo 6, John E l
lis 2
Deacons 12-H ite Merrifield
6, M ichael Shelton 4, W ill
Check 2
Tar Heels 4 - Anthony
Renegar 2, Blake Budd 2
4th Boys
Deacons 17 - Heath Slnbnch
11, Luke Dnvls 4, Jnlene Brown
2
DC Magic 15 - Foss Smith-
deal 6, Spencer Arey 1, Tyler
Roberts 6, Jack Little 2
W ar Eagles 24 - DeJuan
Peebles 4, Michael McCaffrey
6, Devin M artin 2, Brandon
Horton 6, Brenden Westbrook 6
Wolfpack 32 - Corey Wiles
10, Kaleb McCarson 1, Jacob
Byrd 12, J.J, Hnyes 6, Jonathan
Ressa 1, Dylan Sanders 2
S/6 Girls
Blue Devils 4 - Abby Kerr
2, Harley Gorzelski 2
Tnr Heels 22 - Asiah Peter
son 8, MaShne Johnson 2, Dejah
Joyner 12
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OAVIB COUNTY
E N T E R P R I/i^ ii^ E C O R D
Cats 16 - Claire Devereaux
8, Alexis Benge 4, Hannah Sales
2, Cnitlin M iller 2
Indians 4 - Kara Rice 2, Jada
Burroughs 2
Wolfpack 18 - Sarah Myers
1, Rebecca Woodward 8, Court
ney Prevette 7, Emily O’Conner
1
Dencons 4 - Essence
Crevecoeur2, Mattie Bowles 2
5th Boys
Hornets 33 - Cooper Wall
11, Cory Heiner 10, Johnson
Mnrklin 2, Ross Starnes 4, Seth
Ring 2, Pntrick Gordon 2, Dal
ton Trnwitz 2
Deacons 14 - Peyton Jones
6, Josh Byrd 1, Daniel York 5 ,’
Christian Launius 2
Bulls 11 - Austin King 7,
Zachary Orgnon 2, Dustin Bu-
latko 2
Tar Heels 33 - Logan Shortt
4, Dakota Slate 13, Josh Harper
8, Forrest Bnrber 2, Dylan Bum
garner 2, Ben Juarez 4
6th Boys
Davie Fastbreak 29 - Cedric
Wilson 12, Isaiah Gaither 6,
Nathan Harrell 4, Ryan Harrell
4, A K am eron S pillm an 2,
Qua'meak Lewis 1
Deacons 11 - Curtis Dillon
2, Mason Orr 2, Jonathan Davis
2, Cade Carney 5
Tardevils 36 - Caleb Wallace
12, Nic Starnes 22, Jake Steiner
2
Wolfpack 3 1 -Jacob Sink 6,
Ryan Heath 12, George Roth-
berg 2, Jordan Earle 4, Nicho
las Tozier 5, Sam Motley 2
Celtics 31 - Jordan
McDnniel 3, Holden Poole 6,
Ben M iller 8, Alex Peoples 1,
Chavin Peebles 13
Tnr Heels 12-W ill Sells 2,
Cnleb Dyer 4, Tuylor Crotts 2,
W ill Perkins 2, Jacob Hall 2
6th Boys
Davio Fastbreak 29 - Cedric
W ilson 10, Isaiah Gaitlier 7,
Nathan Harrell 6, Ryan Harrell
2, Jnred Ridenhour 2, Leonard
McKnight 2
Tar Heels 15 - Caleb Dyer
6, Taylor Crotts 4, W ill Perkins
5
Tardevils 29 - Caleb Wallace
17, Nic Starnes 7, Jnke Steiner
3, Blnise Bennett 2
Dencons 20 - Curtis Dillion
3, Mason Qp: 2, Cade Carney
11, Larry Doulin 4
• Wolfpack 25-Jacob Sink 7,
Ryan Heath 7, George Rothberg
4, Jordan Earle 4, Nicholas
Tozier 3
Celtics 3 1 - Holden Poole 11,
Ben M iller 7, Alex Peoples 4,
Chavin Peebles 9
2nd,Coed
W ildcats-Justin Chaffin 1,
Ty Bivins 2, Grayson Keaton.5
Blue Devils - Latham Cham-
berlain 4, M atthew K ink 3,
Carson W hisenhfint 4,.
MnKenzie Dalton I
Panthers - Andrew Hilton 3,
Braxton Folmnr 3, Zac Gnntt 2.
W ill Harper 6, Coleman Sells 9
Rattlers - Enston Johnson 1,
Logan Schulte 3
Bobcats - Kaylee Shoffner 3,
Sierra Foster 2, Paul Stroud 2,
Travis Jones 3, W illiam Willard
1
Wolves - Madison Tellup 8,
W illiam Blankenship 13, Dylan
Molloy 2, Micnh Little 5, Emma
Slabach 7, Naaman Smith 2,
Elijah Wood 2
Girls
Sensations 1 0 - K ’len Parks
10
H urricanes 16 - Jaidyn
Bentley 8, Anna Devereaux 6,
Mndison Jones 2
Tur Heels 12 - Hailey Chunn
4, Kelsey Brown 2, Bailey
Walsh 2, Cyrena Lyons 4
Storm 4 - Lauren Long 2,
Kaniesha Johnson 2
3rd Boys
Timbcrwolves 10 - Darius
H ill 2, Mason Wilson 2, M at
thew Martin 2, W ill Southern 2,
Rnkim Clinton 2
Mountaineers 5 - Brady Vest
2, Chase Johnstone 2, Andrew
Kabealo 1
Deacons 25 - Hite MerrifieliJ
10, Michael Shelton 4, Chase
Johnson 6, W ill Check 2,
Landon Bandy 3
Wolfpack 2 - W illie Walker
2
4th Boys
Gators 20 - Luke Pratapas
12, Jake Bnrneycnstle 2, McKay
Chamberlain 4, Zach Denniston
2
DC Magic 15 - Foss Smith-
denl 3, Spencer Arey 1, Tyler
Roberts 9, Jack Little 2
W ar Eagles 20 - Michael
MpCaffrey 4, Devin Mnrtin 6,
Brandon Horlon 2, Brenden
Westbrook 8
Deacons 25 - Heath Slabach
18, Jalene Brown 3, Kyle M c
Cune 4
5/6 Girls
Wolfpack 24 - Sarah Myers
8, Rebecca W oodward 6,
Courtney Prevette 4, Caitlyn
Peebles 6
Indians 8 - Summer Bivins
1, Allison Carter 2, Kara Rice 5
Blue Devils 12 - Abby Kerr
2, Morgan Sessoms 2, Courtney
Cornatzer I, Tristan Fowler 2,
Aubriana Peebles 5
Deacons 8 - Essence
Crevecocur 6, Allie Carter 2
Tar Heels 24 - Asiah Peter
son 6, M akayla Johnson 2,
Dejah Joyner 16
Cats 13 - Claire Devereaux
2, Alexis Benge 8, Kirsten Free
man 2, Caltlin M iller 1
5th Boys
Hawkeyes 14-Jack Robin
son 4, Nick Gonella 2, Gnbe
Gdnelln 4, Michael Smith 1,
Nick Simmons 2, Tripp Kelly I
Deacons 13 - Peyton Jones
4, Josh Byrd 7, C hristian
Launius 2 1 I.,; ;
Bu|js,j6|’.^.Austin King 6,
Zachary Orgnon 3, Dustin Bu-
latko 7, Reid Marshall 2
Hornets 32 - Cooper Wall
11, Cory Heiner 9, Johnson
Mnrklin 6, Seth Ring 2, Dalton
Trawitz 4
6th Boys
Dencons 40 - Curtis Dillion
4, Mason Orr 3, Cade Carney
28, Larry Doulin 2,
Dilinn Plowman 3
Tar Heels 2 4 -W illS e lls 13,
Caleb Dyer 2, Marcus Anderson
4, Taylor Crotts 3. W ill Perkins
2
Wolfpack 23 - Ryan Heath
7, George Rothberg 2, Jordan
Earle 14
Davie Fastbreak 38 - Cedric
W ilson 7, Isaiah G aither 3,
Nathan Harrell 10, Ryan Harrell
5, Knm eron Splllm nn 2,
Leonard M cK nig ht 4,
Qua’menk Lewis 7
C eltics 37 - Jordan
McDaniel 2, Holden iPoole 12,
Ben M iller 12, Alex Peoples 4,
Chavin Peebles 7
Tnrdevils 31 - Cnleb Wallace
I I , N ic Starnes 16, D elton
Coleman 2, Blaise Bennett 2
Old School: Sports From 1980
First Deer
McKenzie Blackwelder, daughter of Chad and
Kerry Blackwelder, killed her first deer on Nov. 29.
She was hunting in Davie County when she shot
this 8-polnter.
• Sharon Young led all scor
ers w ith 12 points as B ill
Peeler’s Davie varsity girls bas
ketball team defeated Asheboro
52-42 in the North Piedmont
Conference opener. Sarah Gard
ner added 10 points as Davie
built a 31-14 halftim e lead.
Davie got eight from Machelle
Pulliam and six each from Patty
Franck and Lisa Dulin.
Lisa Eden’s 18 points weren’t
enough in n 61-55 loss to
Thom asville, Young had 13
w hile Dena Sechrest nnd
Pulliam had eight each.
• Davie’s vnrsity boys blew a
37-29 halftime lead in a 59-57
loss to Asheboro. Coach Paul
Drechsler got 16 points from
Shannon Pulliam , nine from
Davie Taylor and eight from
both Jerry West nnd Chuck
Stone. W ith the score 57-57, the
Comets hit two free throws with
11 seconds to go. The buzzer
sounded as P u lliam ’s shot
bounced off the rim.
Pulliam (19), Curtis Johnsqn
(17), West (10) and Stone (10)
all scored in double figures as
the boys defeate'd Thomasville
62-57. Chester Bowles chipped
in six.
• Buddy Low ery’s Davie
wrestling team placed third in a
toumament at Northwest Cabar
rus. N W C had 179,5 points to
Mt, Plensant’s 159.5 and Davie’s
139. Daviess only first-place
performer was Oreg Dunn at
185. Finishing second were Dan
Martin (105), Erik Musselman
(112), Marc Caiii (119), Thad
B«llock(145), Billy Lagle (195)
and B ill W harton (heavy
weight). Randy Ferguson was
third at 155.
M artin, Musselman, Lagle
and Wharton came through with
pins as Davie topped Forbush
37-32. Dunn took an 18-8 ma
jor decision, while Brad M ar
shall provided three points with
n 13-11 victory. Dnvie got six
points from a forfeit.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 18,2008 - B3
Second-Half Woes Drop North Boys To 1 -3
North Davie’s boys basket
ball team is 1-3, but it’s ago
nizingly closc to much better
than that.
The Wildcats led visiting
Ledford 25-15 at the half in an
eventual 38-33 loss, and they
led 17-15 at halftime in a game
at South Davidson before los
ing 40-28.
"We’re better than last year,”
assistant coach Charlie Cren
shaw said. “Every game, we’ve
played one good half and one
bad half. So if we can just put it
all together...”
The Wildcats w ill be consid
erably, better when Christian
Lathnm returns from injury in
January. He hasn’t played sincc
Ihe first gnme, which hnppened
to be the only win (46-44 over
Ellis).
"H e’s supposed to be back
after C hristm as,” he said.
"W e’re definitely looking for
ward to that. We miss his lead
ership. He’s tough. He can feed
the post, he can play D, he can
shoot and he can drive. We miss
him bad.”
Cameron Hcaggins sparked
North to n 16-6 lead over Led
ford, and Ben Beeson helped
North maintain a 25-15 lead at
the half. Aaron Brown was a key
in the first half.
But for the second time in ns
mnny gnmes. North coughed up
a lO-point lead, getting out-
scored 14-5 in the third nnd 9-3
in the fourth. Ledford’s defense
on Logan Hendricks was a fac
tor. He scored two after piling
up 26 over the first two games.
“We didn’t have any passion
in the sccond half,” Crenshaw
said. “We looked like we had’
just got up from the table at
Thanksgiving.”
After leading South David
son by two at hnlftime. South
tumed the tables.
"They hnve a pair of twins
that play guard, and they’re
pretty tall,” he said. “And they
had 15 and 12 (points).”
North might be 1-3, but it’s
not ready to wave a white flag.
“There’s so much parity in
this league,” he said.
“Everybody’s beating each
other. I mean South Oavie (2-
4) only lost by three to (unde
feated) N orth Davidson.
Everybody’s pretty even. We
can play with nnybody.”
Ledford 38, N. Davie 3 3 -
Ben Beeson 10, Aaron Brown
9, Cameron Hcaggins 8, Garrett
Nestor 3, Logan Hendricks 2.
Travis Holden 1.
S. Davidson 40, N. Davie 28
- H endricks 10, B row n 8,’
Holden 4, Beeson 2, Heaggins
2, Nestor 2.
South Boys Scare Undefeated North Davidson
The South Davie boys bas
ketball team held off host Cen
tral Davidson 28-22. As odd as
it sounds, coach Brent W all
found a blueprint for success
that he would like to fallow in
a 51 -48 loss lo North Davidson.
You see, the win over Cen
tral wns ugly. South went on a
13-0 run for a laughable 20-3
halftime lead. But Central went
on a 12-2 run to chop South’s
lead to 22-15. South held on and
got its second straight win as
Cody Martin scored nine points
and Raekwon Gray six.
“Evan Lankford and Raek
won were big sparks,” W all
said. “Raekwon came in in tho
sccond quarter and hit two big
3s. Lankford hit a big 3 and
pushed the lead to 17,"
Strange things happened in
the third. South’s lend was sud
denly down to seven, “We
started letting them get easy
shots, and we started being real
careless with the ball,” he said.
South held on despite miss
ing eight of 10 free throws, “We
found a way to hold on,” he said.
"It was a win. That’s about all
you can say about that one,”
Against visiting North
Davidson, the Tigers slipped to
2-4 overall and I • U n the Dnvie-
Davidson Conference. But you
have to admire the progress. In
the season opener they were
thrashed 53-19 by the same
North Davidson team.
South turned a comer, lead
ing 18-14 in the first and 28-19
ut the half. Josh Cockman and
Caleb Martin propelled South
cariy. North closed within 39-36
in the third. If it weren’t for
Caleb M artin’s nine points, the
lead would have evaporated
right there.
South still held a lead deep
into the fourth - over an unde
feated team, no less, The magic,
though, expired wilh two min
utes to play,
“We had ‘em beat,” he said.
“They took Iheir first lead wilh
two minutes to go. They wore
us down in the fourth. They
ended up beating us because of
their offensive rebounding. We
handled their press excellent 80
percent of the dme. We got some
layups out of it and some open
3s. In the fourth they got us to
turn it over a few times. They
also killed us on the offensive
boards. They've got two big
kids, and they bolh hit the
boards.”
This was the equivalent of
South getting a dale with a pretty
giri, renting a tux and paying for
dinner - but watching North get
to kiss the girl on the doorstep.
But it was still a remarkable
turnaround from the first meet
ing. Caleb Martin wns explo
sive, scoring n senson-high 21
points after getting three against
Central Davidson. He raised his
average fron; 10,8 to 12.8.
“Caleb is starting to find his
groove,” he said,
Cockman stepped forward
with nine season-high points.
Gray delivered a season-high
seven off the bench. Yet another
Tiger had a season high, with
Russell Anthony scoring six.
Devon Parks had five.
“Cockman had a big coming-
out party,” he said. "It was by
far his best game of the season,
on both ends of the court. W e’re
getting a lot of good minutes, out
of Anihony, being a first-year
basketball player. H e’s getting
there.” ;
S. Davie 28, Central David
son 22 - Cody Martin 9, Raek-.'
won Gray 6, Evan Lankford 3,»
Caleb M artin 3, Russell An-'
thony 3, Devon Parks 2, Josh
Cockman 2.
N . Davidson 51, S. Davie 48
- Caleb Martin 21, Cockman 9,
Gray 7, Anthony 6, Parks 5.
Ellis Girls’ Unbeaten Run Ends At Central
Amy Steller of the Ellis girls
basketball team was at it again
during a 36-27 victory over vis
iting lyro. She scorcd in every
quarter, finished wilh 18 points
and bumped her average from
11.3 to 13.
The Jaguars’ 4-0 run, how
ever, was interrupted nt Central
Davidson, The hosts had too
many weapons and slapped El
lis 38-14.
The first game of last week
was a showcase for Steller, the
point guard who scored nine
fewer points than ihcTyro team.
“Their coach said; ‘Boy, 1
wish I had a player like No, 10,’”
Ellis coach M ike Morgan said.
“She’s played enough basketball
that she knows what you’re talk
ing about when you make ad
justments. Thnt makes a vciy big
difference when you’ve got a
point guard lhat can do that.
When you put it in her hnnds,
she cnn get it down the floor
every time, and not everybody
has that.”
Sydney Woolen’s five points
led a 13-0 mn in the third. When
the dust settled, Ellis had a 31-
15 lead. ‘Those five points were
pretty big in that mn," Morgan
.said.
Though the nexl gnme was a
battle between unbentens, the
Jngunrs never thrcnlened, trail;
ing 1 l-O In the first and 24-4 at
the break. But there was little
shame in falling to Central.
“Their coach told me they
have fpur girls who play year-
round basketball together, nnd
t'.iat makes a big difference,” he
said. “W e'd have to play very
well to bent them or have n good
game with them. Sometimes it's
good 10 mn into a team like lhat
this early. I've seen a lot of
middle-school girls games over
the years and a lot of JV girls
games, and they shot Ihe ball
about as well us any team I’ve
seen.”
Steller led with eight points,
but that was a season low. Eliza
beth Smith was next with three.
It didn’t help lhal Allie Slabach
had to sit oul.
“I wus missing a starter and
it hurt us some,” he said. “She’s
one that understands how to
play. She’s going to be a good
player. She’s a real hard worker
and snuut, iuid she’s going to get
a lot belter.” ^
Notes; E llis averaged 33
points over three games before
getting held lo 14 al Central,
E llis 36, Tyro 27 - Am y
Steller 18, Sydney Wooten 5,
Caroline M iller 4, Elizabeth
Smith 4, Allie Slabach 2, Bailey
Folmar 2, Ivey Camey 1,
Central Davidson 38, Ellis
14 - Steller 8, Smith 3, Salem
Camey 2, Folmar 1,
Ellis Boys Storm From Behind, Stun Central
When the Ellis boys basket
ball team hosted lyrp , ¡( folded
in the fourth quarter and lost 30-
22, In the fourth quarter at Cen
tral Davidson, Ellis produced the
opposite extreme.
W ith Central lending 21-15,
the Jaguars were facing another
nasty loss lhat would have mul
tiplied the damage and sent them
close to rock bottom. Instead of
limping home, they answered
the challenge and won going
away 32-27,
“It was a great game, espe
cially in the fourth quarter when
we started playing our game,”
coach Joe Bninelli said.
Against туго, Ellis wus pun
ished 11-5 in the fourth after
trailing just 19-17 in the third.
Jeremy Walker and Karch Arey
led with seven points each.
At Central David.son, Ellis
(2-3) was staring at a third
straight loss and 1-4 record
Tiger
G irls
when it wus outscored 9-3 in the
third for the 2 1-15 deficit.“ln the
first three quarters we tumed the
ball over 19 times," he said.
The Jaguars caught lightning
in a bottle and exploded on Cen
tral 17-6 in the fourth. They
scorcd more in the final six min
utes lhan they did in Ihe first 18
minutes. Ellis had one turnover
in the fourth.
“The puzzle came together in
the fourth,” he said. “We did not
rush any passes. If we can put
four quarters together like lhal,
wc will be an extremely com
petitive leam.”
After failing to score io the
first three quarters, Kenyon
Tatum scored eight in the fourth.
Peyton Sell drained a pair of
cold-blooded 3s. Walker fought
inside'for a pivotal bucket. Nick
Boswell delivered a big free
throw.
"W alker worked extremely
hard underneath and scored,” he
said. “Boswell got punished go
ing in for a layup and hit a big
■foul shot. The big man (Talum)
came to life. Between Walker
and Tatum, they dominated the
boards.”
Arey, Sell, W alker, Tntum
nnd Boswell tumed in tremen
dous defensive efforts. Nick Ir
win was inspiring off the bench.
There were a number of sparks.
“Defensively we played our
tails off,” he said. “We had a big
spark from Irwin. Also coming
off the bench and contributing
greatly were Tanner Junker,
Tristan Comer, Slone Stroud and
Josh Rominger.”
Sell and Talum finished with
eight points each. Walker had
seven and Boswell four.
Tyro 30, Ellis 22 - Jeremy
Walker 7, Karch Arey 7, Peyton
Sell 4, Kenyon Tatum 4.
Ellis 32, C. Davidson 27 -
Sell 8, Tatum 8, Walker 7, Nick
Boswell 4, Arey 3, Nick Irwin
2.
N a il S e a ls B re a th ta k in g W in F o r S o u th W re s tlin g
Lose
Tw ice
The Soulh Davie giris’ two-
game winning streak came lo a
screeching halt last week as the
Tigers were drilled 31-10 at
Central Davidson and 38-21 nt
home to North Davidson.
Central Davidson limited
high-scoring Tin Clement to
two points. Emeral Gadson led
South with four. South fell to 2r
4 against N orth Davidson,
which surrendered 12 points to
Clement. The rest of the team,
however, only managed nine.
C entral Davidson 31, S.
Davie 10 - Emeral Gadson 4,
Sarah Sponaugie 3, Tia Clem
ent 2, Monika Daye I.
N. Davidson 38, S. Davic 21
- Clement 12, Sponaugie 5,
The South Duvle wrestling
team’s high hopes were ampli
fied by a w ild 46-42 win at
Southwest Randolph. Coach
Perry Long had won 43 of 55
matches in five years, but there
was a classic clement lo the way
the Tigers gave him win No. 44.
They overcame an opponent
that earlier in the day stomped
the life out of North Davie’s
monster unbeaten streak. North
was on an 87-0-1 mn before a
57-28 defeat, not losing since
‘02. So this wasn’t just another
w in for South. It was a hu-
mongous win.
“They’ve got conference
championships on the wall,”
Long said. “They’ve got banners
on the wall - back-to-back con
ference championships. M y
guys saw that and then they saw
them beating North. 1 heard
them talking; 'M an, lhat team’s
good.’ I said: ‘Lei’s get them
ouiia here.’ Wc went lo the
locker room al weight class 130.
I knew I had to get them out of
the gym. They got in the locker
room and got ready to wrestle."
The Tigers (4-1) didn’t let the
29-point margin over Norlh ■
Davie intimidate them. They
squeezed out eight of 15 weight
classes nnd split 14 pins to move
their winning streak to four.
Colton O rrell (83 weight
class) and ly ie r Russ (93) staked
South to a 10-0 lend, but it wus
a roller coaster from there. S W R
went on u tear for un 18 -10 lead.
Soulh pulled throi'p.h by tak
ing six of nine mutches from 125
to 189. Nathan Howard's pin
closed the gap lo 18-16, and
Lance LaRoque's first-period
pin cul Ihe deficit to 24-2^ Rus
sell Anihony pul South in front,
28-24, w ith a pin. Stephon
Sm oot’s first-period pin put
South in tlie lead 34-30. Another
SW R lead evaporated on un
Alex Jacobs pin.
That set the stage for Heath
Nnil, who provided nn insur
mountable 46-36 lend with u pin.
U was a breathtaking moment
for N ail and the Tigers. His
record was 2-2 going into the
showdown al 189.
“I didn’t know what Nail was
going to do,” Long said. “I told
him he had to win. He went to
the guy and .got the first take
down, After their guy got an es
cape, Heath took him back down
and pinned him.”
Long wns equally impressed
by Russ’ pin ut 93, Before thnt,
his seuson - nnd cnreer - record
was just 1-1,
“Russ wrestled big for me,”
he said, “1 never thought he wus
going lo pin thnt guy, I just
wanted him lo win. He came to
wrestle. He turned the switch on
and just went after lhat kid. And
lhat kid was pretty tough, too.”
Notes: Anthony and Smoot
have 5-0 records. Orrell is 4-0
and H ow ard 3-0. ... Bobby,
Fowler was 4-0 before a pin loss '
at 119. “They were no joke,” '
Long said of SWR. ... Jacobs,
improved lo 4-1,
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Landon Harris drives the baseline for Davie's yarslty boys basketball team.
Boys
Continued From Page B l
The night before North spotted
West Rowan a 19-0 lend. North
clawed back to tnkc the lead, but
wound iip losing by nine. But II
gained conndence.
“We talked about how wc
needed a win for bur confi
dence,” Everhart said. “Wc
battled back and mnde West
Rowan work for the win. Our
guys realized we can play with
anybody, nnd the guy.s were ex
cited lo get back on the court
tonight.”
Notes: The first time around,
Dnvic bent Ashcboro 61-56 and
North Rowan 51-50 on Hnrris’
tumnround from the low block.
... Davie’s 43 points nt N. Rowan
were a season low. ... Davie
plays at home ngainst West
Rownn (Dec. 17) nnd L,edford
(Dec. 18). It plays al Salisbury
on Dec. 22.
Ashcboro 72, D avlc 63 -
Drew Absher 26, Jiuniil Mny-
Drew Absher switches to the right (off) hand for a floater.
field 10, James M ayfield 10,
Landon Harris 8, Shannon D il
lard 6, Alex Marion 2, Joey Tay
lor 1.
N . Rowan 60, Davle 43 -
Absher 15, Jamnl Mayfield 9,
Harris 7, Dillard 4, James M ay
field 3, Marion 2, P.J. Neely 2,
Xuvier Dulin 1.
North Closes on point guard Alex Marion.Drew Absher goes hard to the hole.Alex ti/larlon shoots over the outstretched defense.
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Slabach...
Conflnucd From Page B l
offensive rebounds the whole
game. We boxed out and was
able to run the break. Most of
Simmons’ 11 points came off
offensive rebounds. Wilson and
Simmons had the mujority of
Ihe rebounds.”
Slabach dominated again in .
a 68-54 win over visiting North
Rownn that raised Dnvie’s non-
conference record to 4-1, He
finished with 16 points, giving
him three straight double-figure
efforts. Alex Newman came up
with a season-high 13. Slnbach
and Newm an were the main '
cogs during a 27-14 onslaught
in the second quarter.
“Our rebounding was the
biggest strength in the whole
game,” he said. "Our passing is
getting better. Our defense nnd
rebounding are definitely get
ting better,”
It wns another nighl of fan
tastic balance. Twelve players
scored, including eight from
Simmons, six from Martin, five
from W haley, nnd four ench
from T, Jones, Ronnie Moore
nnd Teddy Allen,
“It wns nnother good team
win," he said.
Notes: Wallon is convinced
A , N ew m an’s best play is
around the corner. “I haven’t
seen Alex’s breakout game yet,”
he said, Slabach is the only
player with three consecutive
double-figure games.
Davie 71, E . Randolph 35 -
Lake Slnbnch 13, Nnthan Jones
11, Alex Newman 11, Darius
W ilson 8, Patrick W haley 5,
Taylor Jones 4, Sean Newmnn
4, Jawnugn Arnold 3, Ronnie
Moore 3, Wallace Duhart 3,
Teddy Allen 2, David Stanley 2,
Braxton Grant 2,
D avie 74, Ashcboro 54 -
Slabach 25, Blake Simmons 11,
T. Jones 7, Duhart 7, Whaley 6,
Wilson 6, Raheem Martin 4, A,
Slabach.
Newm an 3, Justin M inor 2,
Arnold 2, Grant 1.
Davlc 68, N. Rowan 54 -
Slabach 16, A . Newm an 13,
Simmons 8, M arlin 6, Whnley
5, T. Jones 4, Moore 4, Allen 4,
Duhart 2, Stanley 2, Wilson 2,
Arnold 2.
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 18,2008 - B5
Lowery...
Continued From Page B l
an important part of it. They like
those challenges., I think they
like kicking people’s butts.
They think that’s fun.”
Lexington (S.C.) didn’t think
it right that Davie had n break
before the teams were going lo
meet for Ihe tournament title.
Davie solved Ihnl issue, lelling
Ihe North Davidson conch to
scratch the rest time and bring
Lexington on right now, Davie
silenced Lexington 54-24.
‘They switched the schedule
because Lexington wanted to
bellyache bccause we were go
ing to gel too much rest time,”
Lowery said.
“So I told the North David
son coach that w e’ll wrestle
Ihem right now, and wc did,” fi
ery assistant coach Howard
Riddle said.
The North Forsyth match
was a predictable 69-9 romp.
Cusack, O 'Connor, Vernon,
Garrelson, Costner and Waters
pounded out pins, while Carter
look a three-point decision.
North gave forfeits to Oakley,
Vemon, Oarrctson, Costner and
Waters.
Sales’ first loss in 14
matches, 9-8, was controversial.
“It shoiild have been 9-9,"
Lowery said. “They missed a
point at some pluce. 1 think Ihey
missed it al Ihe very beginning
of the Ihird period when Sales
got an escape. II should have
gone inlo overtime,”
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syth in a Dcc, 17 showdown at
7 p,m, at South Dnvic Middle,
West has been Dnvie’s biggest
challenger in recent yenrs. “In
terms of potenlial, this team is
as good us any I ’ve had,” West
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Clemmons Courier. "Our talent
level is outstanding, and the
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definitely there.” Davie com
petes in the W R A L at Athens
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The D avie H igh School
swimmers are off to a strong
start.
The mnie und femnle lenms
won victories in their first meet
ngainst Forbush, with Davie
taking first in many events.
The men's leam won the 200
medley relay with Joel Stilling,
Tim m y Stilling, Jacob Little,
and Nathan Milleson.
Other first place finishes for
the men's team included Jacob
Little in the 200 Individual
m edley und the 100 breast
stroke, Nathan Milleson placed
first in the 50 freestyle while
Tim m y Stilling placed first in
the 100 freestyle.
The men's 400 freestyle rci
lay finished with a first placc
finish by Joel and Tim m y Still
ing and Jacob Little and Nathan
Milleson,
The score of Ihe men's meet
was Forbush 63 and D avie
High 89.'
M any Duvie females also
placed first, beating Forbush
133-32. First placc finishes
were turned in by Taylor Moore
in the 200 freestyle, E rika
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Jones in the 100 buiterny and
the 500 freesilye, Jenna
Pummill placed first in Ihc 100
freestyle wilh Palmer Benson
winning the 100 breaststroke.
A ll three relays for the
D avie women finished first.
The 200 medley relay was won
by Hannah Keeney, Rebecca
Hendrix, Rachel Mackintosh,
and Autumn Jones. The 200
free relay was won by Marci
Garrett, Taylor Moore, Autumn
Jones and Rachel Mackintosh,
The 400 free relay was won by
Taylor M oore, Erika Coffey,
Palm er Benson and Rachel
Mackintosh.
The sccond meet the swim
mers faccd was against confer
ence rivals Weii{ Forsyth, The
women's team defealedWcst
Forsyth 90-80, The boys suf
fered a defeat,
Firsl placc finishes went lo
Taylor Moore in tho 200 und
the 500 freestyle. A utum n
Jones won the 200 individual
medley, Erika Coffey finished
first in the 100 butlerfiy, Rachel
Mackintosh also won her race
w ilh a victory in the .100
freestyle. The 200 freestyle and
the 400 freestyle relay posted
victories wilh Coffey, Benson,
Moore and Jones swimming
the 200 and Mackintosh, Jones,
Keeney, and Bethany Little
swimming the 400 freestyle re
lay.
The Reagan, D uvie, and
Andrews High Point meet fol
lowed the split meet against
West Forsyth.
A lthough the men's and
women's teams lost, Rachel
M ackintosh won the 50
freestyle- achieving her re
gional cut. M ackintosh also
won the 100 freestyle. Summer
Holland posted a victory in Ihe
100 butterfly.
The most recent meet wus
against confcrcnce pow er
house, RJ Reynolds,
The Reynolds team entered
the pool and showed how
strong they are this year. A l
though many swimmers swam
their best swim o f the season,
both teams were defealed.
Autumn Jones posted a vic
tory in the 200 individual med
ley.
This past weekend was the
Winston Salem Invitational for
ninth and lOlh graders. Davie
took seven swimmers and three
placed in the medal categories,
Hannah Keeney look sccond
place in Ihe 100 individual
medley and third in the 100
backstroke. Jacob Little placcd
third in Ihe 100 breaststroke
and individual medley, Nathan
Milleson placcd Ihird in the 100
freestyle. A ll swimmers in this
meet achieved their best times
o f the season.
Other swimmers who expe
rienced their best swims of the
season included Cole Crisco,
Thom as O 'B rien, W esley
Vanhoy, iind N epthali
Longares,
‘The Davie High swim team
continues to grow'and become
stronger,” said Coach Dana
Keeney, “There are several
powerhouse sw im m ers to
watch ns the season continues,”
Joel and Tim m y Stilling,
Nathnn M illeson, and Jacob
Little arc leading the men's
team and Iho women's team has
several to watch. Freshmen
E rika C offey and Palm er
Benson Will certainly add to the
team this year, the couch said.
Returning swimmers who have
exhibited a great deal o f
strength Include H annah
Keeney, Autumn Jones, Taylor
Moore, and Rachel M ackin
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m any sw im m ers should
achieve times allowing them to
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'.Ashley Smoot looks for help.
Taliah Holland squares up for a jumper.
Holland...
Continued From Pngc 01
to be whnt tlic doctor ordered,
‘Tuliuh wns hurt lU the begin
ning of the year, and wc were
waiting to sec how her l<ncc was
going to conic around," she said.
“She is doing things wc felt lilcc
she was capable of doing. She
was u plus for us. She might be
u little shy off the court, but
Mechel Gadson helped spark a huge third quarter.
when it comes time to play she
hops in there and goes, full
speed. She doesn't know any
other way. She’s just a natural
out there. She was mixing it up
and didn’t really think twice
about it.”
Notes: Davie’s jaeked-up ag
gressiveness in the sccond half
at North wns reflected in the
foul-shooting department. Davie
went 0 for 2 in the first half, 8
for 14 in the second. ... Davie
(3-4) snapped a two-game skid,
while North Rowan fell to 1-5.
The 47 points were the most
in three gam es.... Davie plays
at home ngninst West liowan
(Dcc. 17) and Ledford (Dec. 18).
It plnys at Salisbury on Dcc. 22.
Asheboro 43, D avie 34 -
Kellie Brown 12, Elyssa Tucker
7, Sarah Evans 5, Mechel Gad
son 4, Toncshn Turner 2, Malcln
Stevenson 2, Janna Dixon 2.
Davle 47, N . Rowan 36 -
Ondson 12, Tucker 11, Taliah
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Last year Davie’s JV girls
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records of 7-0 nnd 13-2, but
Gnmer hasn’t forgotten the feel
ing of losing four of the finnl
seven and settling for a 16-6
record. And ho knows wins will
not come as easily in the Cen
tral Piedmont Conference.
While Ihe CPC road awaits
in January, the nonconference
season has been everything Gar
ner could have hoped for. In a
pair of home games Inst week,
the Wnr Engles drubbed Ashe
boro 69-36 and North Rowan
64-31.
“ If wc cnn keep that up
agninst the good teams, wc
should do well,” Gnmer said af
ter Dnvie mn its record to 5-0.
The first quarter against
Asheboro wns an indication of
what was to com e. Ashton
Swicegood, Tnlinh Hollnnd,
Rebekah McCann and Carmen
Grubb led n 23-7 assault. Davie
cracked double figures in the
next three quarters as well.
“When you score in double
figures all four quarters, it’s
defmitely the best game we’ve
had,” Garner said. “It's dcfi-
nilcly the best start we’ve had
in a game. Everybody on the
team scorcd, which is wonder
ful.”
A ll 14 scored, with Grubb
nnd Myshia Turner dropping in
nine each and Hollnnd and Cara
Hendricks eight apiece. Swice-
good and Laura Shelton, added
seven each.
“Myshia gives us an inside
presence,” he said. “It was good
lo see her do well.”
Holland got her eight points
in just over a half of action.
“She got hurt early in the
Ihird quarter, and I left her out
the rest of Ihc game,” he said,
“I didn’t take any chances (with
her knee).”
Even without Holland, who
was moved up lo varsity, Davie
fired on all cylinders against
North Rowan. Holland was tied
with Swicegood with n team-
best 8.3 scoring nvernge, but
Davie compensated by - once
again - spreading the wealth.
Eleven players put up points.
Shelton showed why she's a
valuable asset as a freshman,
scoring n senson-high 13. Orubb
(12) und Liz Hnrtmnn (eight)
also turned in season-high scor
ing, Hendricks hnd nine and
Turner eight as Dnvie estnb-
lished a 31-17 halftime lend.
, “Cnrmen hnd a good game,
and Hartman had eight coming
off the bench,” he said. “Laura
stepped it up. She did quite well
drawing fouls and handling the
ball. She's got more confidence
now. Some o f the freshmen
were a little hesitant, und now
Laura's not hesitant. In fact all
the freshmen (including Kntern
Cockerham, Asia Hilliard, Sadie
Lagle, McCann, Haley M iller,
Maggie Simmons and Tabitha
Young) have done well,”
Davie tormented North in the
fourth, outscoring the Cavuliers
25-6, It hns won by nt lenst 27
in the last four gnmes.
“I wasn't trying to run up the
score in the fourth,” he said, “I
was playing my subs.”
D avie 69, Asheboro 36 -
C arm en Grubb 9, M yshia
Turner 9, Toliah Holland 8, Cura
Hendricks 8, Ashton Swicegood
7, Laura Shelton 7, Rebekah
McCann 6, Liz Hartman 4, Ha
ley M iller 3, Tabitha Young 2,
Katera Cockerham 2, Asia H il
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Simmons I.
Davle 64, N . Rowan 31 -
Slieltdh 13, Grubb 12, Hen
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Swicegood 4, Cockerham 3,
McCann 2, M iller 2, Young 2,
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Pour Counly eiactrlo Mambarahia Corporalion Franoh Droad Eleolrlo Mambarahip Corporation
Jonaa*Onalow Elacirlo Mambarahip Corporation
i.unM>a« RWar Elacirlo MamlMratilp Corporation Pladmonl Eiactrlo Mambarahip Corporation Randolph Eiactrlo MamtMrahIp Corporation Hutharford Gfaolrle Mambarahip Corporation South Rivar Eiaotrio Mambarahip Corporalion
Unlof) Powar Cooperallva Waka El<ctr(o Mambarahip Corporation
EISA propoiod lotif now fodofol lUtndnrd» under Sccuons 111 (d) ol PURPAior conakJoration by, «mono whot». cortoin r>on-roflutalod otoclrlo uiintJoa (auch m BMC«, or iia Ihoy aro commonly ralerrod to. 'eloclric cooperatives'). In addflion. othor EMC» may oonsklar Ihe standard« on a voluntary bails. In each Instance, iho partidpAUno EMC ivlil conakler and deleimln« whaihar or
not )t b appropflale to Implernenl mo alafKianja yvlUiin certain doflnod tfma lloaa baaed on avkJonca cofloctad from Interastod potsona oftar pubUc nottco ond haarlnfl.
Tt\o lour now PURPA standnrds proposed lor consldoraiton by EISA are set ; forth, bolow. Addiiionol inlormatk>n on t.!o EISA amopdmentt mny b« found online at www.nceloctriccoop<irativos.conV(KirpA. Any EMC momber unable to accesa tho web alto whoMstrea addltk»nal Information on fitia sub^oct shouU corilad NCAEC by maU (ATTNt PURPA
Coordlnator.P.O. Box 37306,naMgh.NC279tt*7306). or by «mal at purpaOnoomnaxom. Note Viat despite the apparent rnondalory language of tlieatsndanla. EMC« ara not obllflaled or required to nd<^t nny of them. Raiher, by partk:lpab’ng In Ihia procote, each £MC w<i( contkiet eoch standard end subsequonOy determine wheihor adoption la appropriai«:.
1. ffflitw/rco P/arw/flg-Each eiactrlo üiWity ahali:(A) imeprato onafoy oHidency resourcoa Into utllrty.'Stole. And refliorwl plans; and (0) Adopt poUcios oslabHshiho cosl-olloctivo energy olDciency as a priority rosourco.2. RHt0 Design MQdtfiot(kKit to PfomotoEn$r[jyeHid9ncyfnv»8tm9nts. ■ > . '
(A) In Qoneroi ^ Tho ratos ollowed to ba diargod by any oioctik: uumy «t^all'.(I) align uillliy IncenliVBa with the delivery of cost-eHoctiva anargy afficleocy; and(II) promote cnargy efficiency Inveilment#, ■ ,,
(Q) Policy Cations - In compl^ng with subporaflreph (A), each Siato regulatory authority and eoch non«regula(od utaity altoU consider:(I) romovlno the ihrouQhput Incemivo and other roguialory and management dislncentlvea lo energy efffcloncy;(ii) pro\^ding utility locenllvas (or the aucces&lul management ol energy elltelency programs;
(IN) (ncluOirig tho impacl on adoption o( energy oHictoncy ae 1 ot tho goals ol tataU rato design, recognizing Uial energy ellkilency muet bo baioncod with other objoctlvos;
(iv)adoptfng rate designs that encouroge energy offlcloncy for eoch customer d&ss;(v) allowing timely recovery of energy eflidoncy-related costa; and
(vl)olloting home energy audits, ollerlng demand response programs. pubHdzlng the linancioi and onvlronmentoi boneftli ossoclsted wilh making hom« enotgy etiickincy Improvonwnt®, nml educating home-ownora about all existing Federal and Slat« incentives, Including tho avaiiabliiiy oi low-cost toana, lhal rtvpiio enetgy efficlencv Irnpiovemenls
3. Con$ldofalion ot Snuiit OrkJ Invvilnmts.(A) in General > Each Giate shall consider requiring thgt. prior to undertaking Invoslments In noiHutvanced grkl t«chnok>gios, an eloctrlo utility ot tho Stale demonstrate tp tho Slaio that the eiectrio utility considered an investment in a qualified smait grkl system based on appi'optlata (actors, indudino;
(i) tolal costs; (iii) improyed reliability; (v) system performance; ond<«) cost-otlBctivones»; tlv)»ocurlly; , (vl)sodetal benefit. . '
№) Rata Rocovoiy - Each Slaio shaii consider authodzlno eacfi oloclrto utillly ol tho Slate lo raoovor from ratepayora any capital, oparotino expenditute, or othor cosU ol ma olecirto utmty relRting to the deployment ol a qualilied smart grtd system. Including a reasonable rale ol retum on tho capital eiipendiiures of tho electrta ut«lty lor the deptoynienl ol the quaiiilAd smart grid syatem.
(C) OOMWoEquipfiwni-.Eoch Stale shalooMWorouthortong any eioctrtculility or oiiof party ol tho StaV)lo deploy oquolflod smart grklsysiomlorocovw in a brnoVrnonner tho rornalrWw book'VAlue cosis o( nny equipment rendered obsolete by the depkiymerM of quaHfled smart QtM system, based on the remaining deprecliible Me of the obsolete equlpmeni.A. Small Qriüinfomalton. '■
(A) All electi^ty purchaser« shall bo provided direct accçss, In wriiten broloclronk) mochlno'roadablo form fla appropdato. toMumatloh from iholr eioctrlchy provkter os provklod In subparagrftph (B). •
(0) information provkled under Ihls Boclion, to the e)(fent practicable, shatl Include: . .
\ (I) Prices •Purcfiaaora and othor Interested persons ehatl bo provWed with Inlonnatton on: . ,
, X . (l)Ume-ba«cdelBcirlcltyprlcoalnthowholeMleelearlcltymatkol;and(ii) time-based electricity retflli prices or rates that are available to the purchasers.(tl) Usage ~ Purchasera shall bo provkled with tho number ol oioctridty units, expressed In kwh. purchasod by №om.(ill)lniorvals and PfD)octtons - Updates ot informaiton on prices and usage shall bo offered on nol loos than o daily basis, shall inckido hourly prico end uso intotmalton whoio
avi^ilahle, and shAil Includo I) day^ehead projection ol such prk« Inlormatlon lo the extent available.(lv)8ourReti - Purchhsers and other Interested peteoos shall be provided annually with wriiten Infomtalton on tha sources of the powor provWed by Ihe utility, to Ihe extent it can
. bo dotorminod, by typo of oonorailpn, includlng greonhouao go« omlsstons aseodatod with each typo ol genoratk>n, tor Intorvols during which euch Informotion is avaiiabio on aeost-olfoctlvobasls.
(C) ACCESS. - Put chasers shall be able to access Ihelr own Information at any limo through the Intamot ond on other means ol comnwntoatton elected by that utility for Smart Grid
' ' s ffi^ o ïa i p S S r Pefwns shall be ablo lo aocosa inlormalion not spoclfio lo any purchaoer through Ihe Intonwl. Inlormatlon epecMio (o any purchaser shall be provWod
Ploaso note, that iho partlclpaiing EMCs puichaw oil or a consldotaWo omoont ol tholr full power requirements either Irom North Caroiina Bleclrlo Membership Corporation CNCEMC*), or Irom lorgo invdstor«ownod utiiiilos. such es Progress Energy or Duico Energy» undor longterm tull-requliements contracts. For this roason. tho EMC« ebility to effect certain aspecta of thoso
siandattJs may be limited, Commenlers are urged lo take such ilmllatlons Into account when prosenling thair views.For tl>e EMCs tolully conskler tho views ol №eir members and other Ititerasied persons rogardtrig the standanis. NCAEC will follow the procedure i№hedul« set lorth botow (each i»mponent
of which Is mon> fully addressed In tho ensuing portion ot this nolico):
Inllial Commenls: to be submltl«d on or belore June 20,2009.Reply Comment«: to be eubmilled on or before July 17,20W.
^ . RequestloP«rtlclpatelnPubiloHeerlngilobeeubmltledonorbeforeJuly17,a009.Public Hearing: io ba held ott July 31,200«, commenctng at 0:00 a.m. et the North Relelgh Htltoni 9416 Wake Forest Road, Raleigh, North Caroflne 27e09-7M0,
s Qetermlnetlon: to be rendered on or belore October 30,2009.
One week after its phenom
enal 88-match unbeatonistrcak
wus broken, m aybe'N orth
Davie’s wrestling team is ready
to Sturt another siiper-iong
slreiik, North took u sledgeham
mer to visiting Thomasville and
host Knox, winning 84-12 and
81-12, re.speetivcly.
There’s certainly plenty to
play for the rest of the season,
.•^he Wildcats, who had an' 87-
'6.-1 run stopped at Southwe,st
Rindolph, haven’t dropped two
in c h e s in a season slhq'e go-,
ing 10-2 in 1996-97, when Lex
ington snapped coach Ron
Kirk’s 41-0 run,
North racked up nine pins
against Thom asville, getting
them from Chris Hicks, Bran
don Joplin, Austin York, Hunter
A ref, Toby Low e, Jordan
Foucheux, Brandon Horne,
Corey Oordy and Cole Blanken
ship, The visitors gave forfeits
to C lay Thom pson, M att
Vernon, George Bphena, Logan
, Hendricks and Alex Gobble.
■■ Hicks’ pin came in his start
ing debut.
■ Nortli jjoundci oiit 11 pins at
Kno;Cji®pnipson. Chris Hen-
nessejiifLognn Cartner, York,
Aref, Hendricks, Gobble, Lowe,
Foucheux, Horne and
Blankenship did the honors.
Vernon gol a 13-2 major deci-.
sion, while Sam Nesbit turned
in a 22-5 technical fall. Gordy
received a forfeit. \
Aref, a,backup in the first
four matches, came out of no
where with two. pins,
■, The Qth^'r double pinners
were Yprki Lowe, Foucheux,
Horne and Blankenship, Th
ompson, Vernon, Hendricks,
Gobble and Gordy went 2-0 as
well.
North, shooting for a 12th
straight scuson with one loss or
less, has five outstanding indi
vidual records, The ringleaders
are Lowe and Hofne, who are
6-0 with six pins apiece, Vemon
and Blankenship are both. 6-0.
Hendrick^ is 5-1; ■ '
N otes! .In prelirhinaries,
Hicks, Bohena arid Jagpn Mace
pinned three of three from
Knox.
««M«««ted petson may obtain at cost a oopy ol ttio roievont portions ol EISÁal the olflces ol NCAEC.MttalComnmts. These comments,(if possible) shouW be typed (doubla spaced) and poginated, wilh appropriate headings so the reader wiii clearly know which ol tho four alondards Is
being addressed. The comments should identify the name ol tha commontlna party tíong with iho address, telephone number, end (if available) Ihe email addroM of tho commenting party. NCAEC requests that al loosi three copies of Ihe comment« be mailed to the lollowing addrose;
PURPA Coordlnelor
NCAEC .P.O.BOH27aQ« ' ■ /
Raleigh, N0 27611*730« ; ,
Aliernatlvoiy a single copy ptay be eiectfonicaify filed by emailing tho documeni(o) to NCAEC at puipaOncemce.com, Cpmntent# will be poslod online end NCAEC wlil make copies of commenls available at cost to anyone who requests a copy.
Commenls. Tho purpose ol reply commenlt» (which shoukf conform to Ihe format described above for IniUal comtnents) te eolety (o teepond to aiQumenie made In another person's Initial commenu. Thoreloie. It le Important that tho person submliiing reply commonie clearly Wentify tho Initial commont(e) lo which ho or she la rospornlino end tho pt^ttie (prólorably wHh page references) In the Initial comments which he or «he Is addressing. The filing Instnjctions described ebove for initial commenls shouU be followed lor r ^ y comments. NCAEO witl post
oil reply commenta online and wiil moko copies Ql tho roply comment# ovûHoblo at cw t lo any Inlerostfld person that requosle a copy,
’ Tb.PflrtWjWftf /0 Pum WMrffV. Any Inlerostod person who dosirei to participate In the pubUo heailhg ehooW potlfy NCAEC kt writing'follher by mail et iiCAEC'e office addressnotet) above, or by email ai Ihe email address noted above). The rtoilflcatton should indk»la at least the fotlowlng'. ,
' (D.thapameand.eddressol 11)0 person requesUng to ptuildpate;
(H) whelherthepersonfiledlnHiai and/or reply commeSSr.(HI) whether the parson desires to muke an oral presentWon and H so, Ihe anticipated length; and , , .(iv) whether any special accommodaUprte need to be made for the presenter, tl no requests to participóle in a pubiio hearing aro éubmitled, there rnay bo no hooring (which lad wlii
: be noticed online al leaQi ono week bofpre the scheduled ttearlng), In whk;h ceso the evklence Gonikloted wilt be the initial and reply cómmen(s.Hemg. The hearing will be heU al ibe North Raleigh Hilton, 34 IS Wake Forest Road. Raleigh, North CatoHna 27600*7330. The ptoceduiee to be foilowed al the hearing will depor>d In part on the number ot participent» (persons espousing tho somp posltion(s) aro urged lo consolídalo ihoir pre^ntatlons). end win bo dotetmlned wilh the goal ol ensuring a hill ond fair record
or^ the issues, it Is oxpoctod that a ono-day hoating at one localton will bo adequate, but if that Is not the case, the hearing will continuo on ensuing d«ya, and possibty at oHornattve k>catlon9. until completed. The purpose ol the tieaitng is tocoUet^ ovWefH« In ad<Stlon to that found In ihe written comments: a pefeon need nol particípele In thé hearing for hli/iiar written comment«
Brandon Oakley tries to. get loose.
Ю be «msluoreil. A Iranjctlpl ol Ihe proceodlng will I» poilwl onlltw and moüe wallsixo lo imy InureiM рим п al co»l.
Dolemlmlhxt. Tlra Doietmlfuillon ю bo made by oaoh EMC fegardlno wtieltiM or not ll I» opptopitelo lo «ttopi und Impli Undings tupponed I)/ «vidonc« In Uio record. Mil bo poaiod on gacli EMC'a wobille and will bo mado nvatoblo loi ony Me
Wa urge poiioni Inlemlad m Ihli mailer lo ci л1ас1 u i wilh any quaellons concatning any ol tha llama diacuaud <bovo.
Hiy ol ihJi Imir alandam will b« In willing, will big baaod on
lodpononatcoet. ■ \\ iiK you In advance loiyoUrWaioal,Austin York controls things.
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DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Tliursday, Dcc. 18,2008 - Cl
What is this thing? A motorcycle, lawnmower, train? Maybe all of the above, but whatever it
is, it brought lots of smiles to folks lining the route of the Advance Christmas Parade on
Saturday. - Photos by Robin Snow
Calissa DeAngelis, 4, and Jake Allison, 9, of Advance, came
prepared to stock up on Christmas candy.
______________County Commission Chair Chris Anderson and County Man-
Jenny Wiiiiams passes out ager Beth Dirks didn’t let their ride dampen their spirits at the
goodies for Dr. Thomas parade. And yes, their “limousine” is being towed by a wrecker
along NC 801.Browder.
You better watch out. Officer Danny Chandler helps keep
everyone safe before, during and after the parade.
^ These members of Hillsdale Methodists Moms in Ministry ride a float
The Bixby Honey Farm entry is decked out for the season. Members of the Davie County Board of Education were a no show for their special ride
T^T^wade always draws a large crowd for the event that supports the community effort called “What Christmas Is All About." ^
C2 - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dcc. 18,2008
W h it a k e r - L iv e n g o o d C o u p le M a r r ie d
Paula Denise W hitaker of
M ocksvillc and A lien Dean
Livengood of Advance were
married at 3 p.m. Nov. 8 in
Edgewood Baptist Church,
Mocksville.
The bride is tho daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Harrison
W hitaker of Mocksville. Her
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
John Harrison W hitaker of
Cleveland and the late Agnes
Geraldine Willard.
The groom is the son of Mr,
and M rs. G arry Dean
Livengood of Advance. His
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Earnest W eldon A llen of
Mocksville and the lute Mr. and
M rs, George W ebster
Livengood.
Tho couple graduated from
Davio High School. The bride
is employed by The Brian Cen
ter of Statesville. The groom is
employed by Ingersoll-Rand of
Mocksville.
The bride was escorted by
her father. The maid of honor
was Ihe bride’s sister, Dawn
Shores. The bridesmaids were
Ihc groom’s two sisters, Jamie
Livengood and Amber Hunes,
and a friend o f the couple,
Meghan Heling. Junior brides
maids were the groom’s two
niecos, Taylor and Aiyssa
Mr. and Mrs. Alien Dean Livengood
Godbey. The flower girl wus
Avery H eling, daughter of
Meghan and Andy Heling.
The best mun was tho
groom’s father. The groomsmen
were the bride's cousin, Blake
Jones, und tlio couple’s friends,
Andy Holing and Jacob Hagati.
Junior groomsmen were the
groom’s nephews. Dale and
Tristan Hanes. The ring bearer
was G rade Heling, sister of
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www.fosterdrugco.com
Avery Heling.
The lighting of candles was
done by the groom's cousins,
Eric Smith and Charles Wood.
The guest registry and program
attendant were the bride’s
friend. Crystal Doby, and the
groom 's cousin, Katelyn
Grubbs, The musician and so
loist was a friend of the family,
Michael Hiskey. The directors
were the groom’s aunt, Dcana
Grubbs and a friend of the fam
ily, Pam Collins. The pianist
was u friend o f the fam ily,
Natnlia Hagan.
The officiating ministers
were friends and pastors of the
fam ilies, the Revs. D avid
Gilbreath and Danny Shore.
Following the ceremony, a
reception was held at the
Tanglewood Park Ballroom .
Dinner was served and there
was lots of music and dancing.
The rehearsal dinner, hosted
by the groom's parents, was
held nt Edgewood Baptist
Church Fellowship Hall. Barbe
cue and fixings were served.
The coupic had three show
ers hosted by parents, friends;
family and church members.
The coupic spent a week in
Pigeon Forge, Tenn. for their
honeym oon,, and reside in
Mocksville.
Lanier-Jones
Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs, Larry Lanier of Advance announce the engage
ment of their son, Steven Chad of Charlotte to Stacey Lynn Jones,
also of Charlotte. She is the dnughtcr of Mr, und Mrs, Ellis Jones
of Germunton, Tenn,
The groom-to-be is u graduate of Davie High School and earned
a bachelor's of business administration degree and a master’s of
accounting degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel
H ill, He 1.S employed by Ihe Siegfried Group of Chariolle as a lux
manager.
The bride-to-be is a graduate of Houston High School and
earned a bachelor's degree in business administration and a
master's of accounting degree from Ihe University of Tennessee
al Knoxville, She is employed by Ingcrsoll Rand in Davidson as a
senior accountant,
A Juno 6,2009 wedding is planned in Gormanton. The couple
will live in Charlotte.
Slirri and Bert Graves on their honeymoon in Florida in 1938.«
D a v ie C o u p ie C e le b r a t e s
7 0 Y e a r s O f iV ia r r ia g e
Berlha M , “Berl" Jones and
Kerr Bailey “Slim” Graves are
celebrating 70 years of mar
riage.
They were married on Dec.'
22,1938 in a home on Church
Street in Mocksville by M inis
ter Tumor, Thoir witnesses and
only attendees were his Aunt
M ary Ellen and Uncle M .C ,
Deadmon.
Her parents were Ihe late Ida
and Hamp Jones; his parents
were the late Eva and Otha
Graves,
The coupic met through
Bert's part-tim e job al Rinlz
5& 1 0 store in M ocksville.
K etc h ie C r eek
Tastefully Wonderful...
Thanks for A Great 2008
Have A Wonderful Holidayl
O PEN Christmas Eve 7am-3pm
C LO S ED December 25-27 & New Years Day
844 Valley Road
. .Mocksvllle, NC 751-9147 Hours: M-Th 7-B
Fri 7-8 «Sat 7-5.
Slim's cousin, the late M ary
Frunces Bcrrier, also worked at
tho 5& 10 and introduced the
coupic to each other.
The groom made a whop
ping $16 per week, enough to
afford a honeym oon in
Hamsleud, Fla, They traveled to
Florida in Ihc 1940, 60-horsc-
powcr Ford lhal Slim bought for
$800 before Ihey were married.
Accompanying Ihe coupic
on their honeymoon were the
groom’s Aunt Sue and Uncle
Bob Foster, and their son,
Bobby Mac. W hile in Florida,
the newlyweds stayed in a little
house that belonged to the
neighbor of Uncle Bob Foster's
brother. The groom kept busy
during Iheir w eek’s slay iti
Florida, helping pick cucum
bers.
After Iheir honeymoon week
in Hamslcad, the groom brought
his bride back lo Deadm on
Road, Davie County, to begin
their life and family, they havo
lived on Deadmon Road their 70
years together - raising their
children; Dwayne Graves, Belly
Gruves Cassidy and D ale
Graves W all. They have six
grandchildren, 13 great-grand
children and seven extended
family members.
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TRUSTED JEWELERS SINCE 1960 MOCKSVILLE • 751-3747 CLEMMONS • 766-1800
GET CASH FOR CHRISTMAS!
M illions of toya are on the
shelf and hundreds of new ones
come oiit every year.
Toys are supposed to be fun
and good for a c h ild ’s
developm ent. Every year,
hundreds of children ate treated
in emergency departments for
toy-related injuries, w ith
choking being a risk for children
3 and under. These children tend
to put objects in Iheir mouths.
M anufacturers have to
follow certain guidelines (look
for the letters “A STM ” which
H i, m y nam e is M a y a
Nicole Barcenos. I turned two
years old Nov. 24.1 had a Dóra
p a rty a t m y pappaw and
m am m aw Akers. I received
lots of nice gifts. M y daddy
and m other are Alflredo and
C ry s ta l B arcenas o f
Yadkinviile. M aternal grand
parents are DonaM and Rose
Akers of Mocksville. Paternal
grandparents arc A lfK do and
M arla Barcenas of Mexico.
shows lhat Ihc product meets the
national safety standards set by
the Am erican Society for
Testing and Materials), Toysaro
labeled for specific ago groups.
Buy toys that arc recommended
for the child's age. You may
think your child can handle toys
meant for older children, but the
age level for toys is determined
by safety factors, not maturity
or intelligence.
Here arc some safety tips for
buying safe toys from the Davie
County Health Department;
• buy toys recommended for
the child's age;
• toys made of fabric should
Carouse!
Auditions
Starting
Jan. 5
Davie County Arts Council
w ill hold auditions for the
spring production o f Roger's
and Hatnerstein’s Broadway
musical "Carousel" on Monday,
Jan. 5 and Tuesday, Jan, 6 ,6;30-
9 p.m. There arc parts for all
ages. Those auditioning are
asked to come prepared to sing
a song, bringing Ihcir music
w ith Ihem , and to wear
comfortable shoes.
Call backs w ill be Thursday,
Jan. 8. For more information,
call 751-3112.
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6. Rash of brilliance
10. Sign of Arias
13. Higher than
14. Inthe
neighborhood
15. Mah-Jongg piece
16. Candy In a roll
18. 'W e try harder"
company
19. Caused to jump
20. Honshu port
21. Did laps
22. Cloaks
24. Where Bowie fell
28. "Rug"
30. Air travelers'
annoyances
32. Colonial bug
33. Donkey plh-on
37. Tiy to slim down
38. "The Sopranos"
restaurateur
40. Kid In "Blondle"
comics
41. Beauty queen's
wear
42, Brenda who
sang ’I'm Sorry"
43, Virginia suburb of
DC
45. Romeo and Juliet,
e.g,
48, Sling missile
49, Scattered, as
seeds
52, Indy service area
54, Orange container
55. Custodial staff
60. Act the nomad
61. What violence or
obscenity might
have. In movies
63. Currier's partner
64. Dixie bread
65. Gladiator's
workplace
66. Sword’s
superior. In a
saying
67. Qung-ho
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together
2. "In memoriam"
Item
3. Mapper's spot
4. Partner of anon
5. Totally trash
6. Cook up
7. Owner's paper
8. Vulcan's pointy
body part
9 . " grails artls”
10, One In a love
triangle
11,Muchthe.same
12, Flat formations
15, Coke vs, Pepsi
event, e,g,
17, In the style of
20. Free throw's 50, Discovered
point value treasure
22. City bond. 51, Poe avian
Infoimally 53, Tattoolst's supply
23. More suitable 55, “Woodstock”
24. Tacks on songviirlter
25. "Star Wars" Mitchell
princess 56, Source of pol
26. Brewpub brews 57. Designer Cassini
27. High school 58. Old Anglo-Saxon
probiem-solving letter
team 59, Salty seven
29. Shoot-'em-up 61, Masseur's
31. Soothing stuff workplace
34. Choir member 6 2 ,__lane
3 5,"_aro lll"(carpoolers'
36. Lacking a partner convenience)
39, Marsh plant
44, Of summer
46, Have a lab
47. out (In a fog)
49, Rx, for short
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B u y A g e A p p r o p r ia t e T o y s
be labeled as flame resislunt or
flame returdant;
• check toys regularly for
damage and safety hazards
(sharp edges, loose objects),
make necessary repairs or throw
away;
• stuffed toys should be
washable;
• all cloth toys should be
made with washable / hygienic
materials;
• painted toys should be
covered with lead-free paint
(should be on the label);
• Crayons and art materials
should say nontoxic.
Toys are often recalled
frequently for safely reasons.
Check the U .S. Consum er
Product Safety Commission
site, www.cpsc.gov for
information on toy recalls and
updated infonnation.
Always watch your children
while they play and tcach your
children to put toys safely away
after playing. Safe storage
prevents falls and other injuries.
Be careful about used toys
from friends, family and yard
sales. These toys.may be worn
and can break easily and may
nol meet safety standards.
Be careful about how loud a
toy is. Toys wilh loud sounds
(especially close lo ears) can
contribute to hearing damage.
Farmington High Class of 1955 members at the reunion, from left: front - Mary
Faye Hobson, Glenda Sapp, LuRay Nix, Bobby Phillips, teacher Dr. Lacy Venable;
bacl< - John Wishon, Kerman Ratledge, Thurman Ratledge, Norman Blal<e, Jimmy
Carter and IVIary Lillian Renegar.
Farmington Class Of ‘55 Holds Reunion
The 1955 graduating cluss of
Farmington High School held
its 53rd year reunion on Nov. I
at Sagebrush in Mocksvillc.
Eleven members utlended or
came by to say "hello." Four are
deceased: B elly Ratlcdge,
Rufus Brock, M axine Curler
and Francis “Shorly" Ellis.
One teacher. D r. Lucy
Venuble, allended, as did M ar
garet Jo Brock, widow of Rufus
Brock.
Another get-together was
planned.
Y o u t h H o l i d a y W o r k s h o p D e c . 2 2
The D avie 4 -H Teen
Association is huving its annual
holiday workshop on Monday,
Dec. 22 from 9 a.m.-noon.
This workshop is open lo
youth ages 8-12 and ihc cosl is
$8. Teens will help participunis
make a variety of crafis und
decorations for the holidays.
Purlicipanls ure asked lo bring
an old CD for one of Ihe crafis.
This workshop will be held
ut Ihe Duvie County O ffice
B uilding, Cooperative
Extension Office. Cull the 753-
6100 for more information and
lo sign up.
Brad and 'IVucle M arshall
announce the b irth o f a
daughter on Wednesday, No
vem ber 2 6 , 2008. L illia n
Ashley M arshall was born at
Rowan Hospital weighing 7
lbs. 14 oz. and mea.surlng 20
Inches in length.
Grandparents are M r. and
M rs. B ill W oodle and M r. and
M rs. Curtis M arshall. G reat-
grandparents are the late M r.
and M rs. Charles C all and
M r. and M rs. James M arshall.
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The Kinderton Village entrance - and the homes - are decorated for the holiday season.
K i n d e r t o n N e w s
By Gall Godwin
Kinderton Correspondent
'Tis the senson to be jolly, fu
lu lu lu la. There ure muny hup-
penings in the locnl ureu nnd
neighborhood, in ense you get
the Enteiprise curly, this is u re
minder lo not forget that wc will
have caroling in the Kinderton
neighborhood starting at the
clubhouse on Wednesday, Dcc.
17 nt 6;45 p.m. Afterwards, hot
chocolate w ill be served. '
The visits to the symphonies,
candy und cakc fuctorics, des
sert and chili parties, und Steve
Brickmun concerts have all
been so heart warming and sea
sonal. Most of all, the parades
were great in Advance, Mocks
villc, and Winston. Lots of hard
work really showed.
The best part for me, in Win
ston, was the hunding out of
bags of Starbucks coffee und
coupons... After Ihe purnde, the
visit lo Starbucks for free hot
chocolate was ih'c hit for thaw
ing out. It was great to see a little
bit of snowfall before the parade
... it really seemed more like
Chrislmas. I was like a child on
Christmas moming, so cxciled.
Tho decor in our neighbor
hood is great. Many have spent
countless hours making Ihcir
homes and lawns so bcnuliful
wilh lights, trees, and muny
olher decorations. You make our
neighborhood .so special. I like
to exercise at dusk to enjoy all
Ihe lights. Tanglewood's holiduy
lighls are greal this year also.
Don't forget to go lo the bam for
sweat treat purchases If you go.
Many thanks nnd thoughts
for those who are serving In the
military during ihis season. For
those leuving for duty after
Chrisinuis, you w ill not be for
gotten.
S h e f f i e l d - C a l a h a l n N e w s
By Junlce Jordnn
Shefneld-Culahuin
Correspondent
Crusher Run, bluegruss
bund, will pluy Friduy, Dec. 19
nt Sims BBQ in Orunile Falls.
For times, contact Jack or
Brenda Bailey at 751-7567. To
hear the linc-up for the Sheffield
Music Hull, cull Jounn Renegar
ut 704-546-3099.
New Union’s Live Nuliyily
begins al 6 p.m. on Dec. 20 at
the Assembly Grounds. You arc
invited to join their members for
an evening thut ulso includes hot
chocoluie, cookies, niurshmul-
lows roasting over an open fire,
and Ihe singing of Christmas
carols. On Dec. 24 at 8 p.m. will
be their Christmas Eve service,
held traditionally in the old Zion
Chapel church building.
Liberty Wesleyan Church
will have a breakfast al 10 a.m.
with Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus
on Saturday, Dec. 20 at Ihe
church. Also, they will have Ihe
Christmas program on Ihe 21st
ul II. Everyone is inviled.
Ijam es Baptist Church's
plans for Chrislmas Eve in
cludes Ihe pluy "Look Who Just
Cheeked In". It begins at 6:30
p.m. Children and adults have
purts in the play and will sing.
Everyone is invited to this spe
cial service.
Get well soon wishes nre of
fered to Brent Gobble, who just
hud surgery at Duke Hospital in
Durham. Please add Brent and
his wife, Tina to your prayer
lists. Also, Clurk Rogers just
finished another strong chcmo
treatment und appreciated your
prayers.
The youth und parents from
Ijames Baptist Church recently
returned from their.trip lo Pi
geon Forge, Teim. A ll of them
were amazed ubout the lodge
where they stayed, as the drive
to reach it seemed to be straight
up. While there, many saw lots
of deer nnd other animals, plus
some snowfall. They enjoyed a
Christian musical they attended.
Dcc. 19 birthdays include
those for Nancy Peacock and
N ick Stowe. On the 20th,
Bonnie A llon, Charley M ao
Edwards, and O livia Swisher
w ill cclebrato thoir birthdays.
H ilda Keaton, Caden Tomol,
and Mandy Edwards will reach
another birth days on Dec. 21,
which is tlic wedding anniver
sary of Don and Pal Gobble and
Bill and Brenda Reeves. Best
wishes to J. T. nnd Martha Smith
who were married 50 years ago
on the 21 St. Dcc. 22 is tho birth
day of Gracie Gobble and Ihe
anniversary of Gene nnd Linda
Tutterow and Wayne and Frieda
Dyson. M ildred K eller and
Chris Dyson have Dcc. 23 birth
days, w hile A l nnd W anda
Sutphin celebrate their anniver
sary and so do Tom and Rose
Wright. Ann Scruggs' celebrates
her birthday on Chrislmas Eve.
The Christian Education Department of Piney Grove AI\/1E Zion Church recently sponsored a Red Cross Blood Mobile Drive with 10 flrst-tlme donors among those
donating Wood. Pictured from left are Perry James getting his blood pressure checked before giving,and Doretha Nichols and Herbie James relaxing while giving blood.
Our community is proud ot these donors and others who give the "gift of life." We encourage everyone who can to give as the need is always greater during this long
holiday season.
C o u n t y L i n e N e w s
By Shirley Thorne
Counly Line Correspondent
The spirit of Christmas is in
Ihe air in Counly Line. Many
families have Iheir homes and
lawns dccornlcd for the senson.
We invite you to drive tlirough
and see Ihe displays. Also, many
church clusscs are huving
parties plus it’s always the time
for family Christmas gatherings
and dinners. Severul church
Christmas programs have been
planned for this next week.
The youth ministry of Piney
Grove A M E Zion Church will
have a Christmas “Praise Party”
from 6;30-9 p.m. Friday, Dec.
19, at Chrisdans’ Sports Grill on
Simonlon Road at James Way
in Statesville. The celebration
will include gifts for all, pool
und other games, pizza, chips,
soft drinks, und w ill prove to be
greut Christinn fun for nil teens.
The Women on Mission of
Society Buptist Church w ill
meet at 6;30 p.m. Friday, Dec.
19| at the home o f M ury
Eliznbeth Naniz on St. Andrews
Road in. Statesville. The
m eeting w ill begin w ith a
¿bvercd-dish supper follo<ved
by a brief business and program
on Lottie Moon. Members are
asked lo bring salads,
vegetables, and desserts. The
women invite others in the
community lo join Ihem.
The sanctuary choir of
Society will present Ihe canlnia
“Prince of Peace” featuring Ihe
nativity sccne at the 8:30 and 11
a.m. worship services Sunday,
Dec. 21'. The children nnd youth
w ill present Ihe musical play
“The First Leon” al 7 that night.
After the play there will be a
period of fellowship including
snacks, treat bags, nnd the
shnring o f gifts. Church
members invite others for these
specinl services celebrating the
birth of Jesus Christ.
The sanctuary choir o f
Clarksbury United Methodist
Church will present the cnntata
"Hope Hus Hands” at the 10;30
a.m. worship service Sunduy,
Dec. 21. The children and youth
will present the play "An Island
Chrislmas” at 7 p.m. Tuesday,
Dec. 23. Following the play
there w ill be fellowship with
snacks and sharing of gifts plus
n visit from Snnin with trents
galore. Church members invite
everyone as they celebrate that
H oly N ight and its gifts of
pence, hope, und joy.
The Christmas progrnm at
Pleasant View Baptist Church
will be al 6 p.m, Sunday, Dec.
21. After the program there will
be a period of fellowship with
snacks. Members invite others
for this special night of
celebration,
The children and youth of
Calvary Baptist Church w ill
present the play “The Best Gift
of All - Jesus” at 7 p.m. Sunday,
Dec, 21, After the play there will
fellowship; snubks, and treats.
Everyone is invited as church
members celebrate the birth of
Jesus C hrist and its many
blessings.
The children and youth of
Salem ' U nited M ethodist
Church w ill present a Chrislmas
prograiii at 7 p,m, Tuesday, Dec,
23, After Iho program there will
be fellowship with snacks and
treats.
The annual candlelight
■■jChristmas Eve com m union
' service of the Center-Salcm
United Methodist Charge w ill
be at 7 p,m. Wednesday, Dcc,
24, Salem will host the service'
this year and invite all residents
in the community.
This past weekend J.W. and
Elsie Efird Brown celebrated
thoir 50th wedding anniversary.
They were honored w ith a
reception from 2 -4 p.m .'
Saturday afternoon at the
Landmark Assembly of God
Church on Easl Broad Street in
Statesville. The evenl wns
hosted by their children. J.W.
and Elsie, all of us in Counly
Line congratulate you and wish
you many more years of happily
married life.
Our community extends its
deepest sympathy to the family
of Lester Walker, who died nt
home carly Tuesday morning of
last week. A native of Davie
County, ho was born in 1916 to
Luther and Ella M ae Godbey
W alker o f D avie Academ y
Road. Ho attended Cherry
Grove School and Cool Spring
High School. In 1941 he
m arried the form er Gladys
Mayes, who preceded him in
death this past April. The couple
made their home on the Walker
family farm on Davie Academy
and reared their four children,
Ho was a lifetime farmer and
deeply loved caring for his
cuttle, driving his traclor nnd
truck, working in his wood,
shop, and cnting Jones suusnge.
Lester wns always willing to
help a neighbor in need. He was
a m em ber of Salem United
M ethodist Church, where a
graveside service was held this
past Friday m orning. His
contributions to our community
news "flashbacks” were always
greatly appreciated.
W e extend our deepest
sympathy to the family of Mary
Selene “Mas” Wilson, who died
Thursdny of last week at Davis
Regional Medical Center after
a short period of declining
heallh. She was born in 1932 in
D avie County lo the lale
A ndrew and D ora Turner
W ilson of V illage Road o ff
R idge Road at 1-40. She
attended Poplar Springs and
Davie Counly Training schools.
In 1955 she m arried Ben
Wilson, who preceded her in
death in 1997, and the couple
lived in Cooleem ee before
settling on Ihe Wilson family
farm on V illag e Rond and
rearing their nine children. Mns
hnd a deep love for helping
others and was a retired certified
nursing assistant: she enjoyed
reading nnd needlepoint crafts.
H aving served on several
church boards and being a
member of thc senior choir, she '
had been a faithful and active
member of Piney Grove A M E
Zion Church since childhood. A
funeral celebrnting her lifo with
burial in the church cemetery
was held this past M onday
afternoon.
We send gel-well wishes to
Jim Dwiggins, who hnd back
surgery at Lake Norm an
Regional Medicnl Center last
week. Infant Jarrett Wilson is at .
home and enjoying his first
Christmas with his purents nnd
brothers,
Join us as we pray for the
L o rd ’s divine healing and
blessings in the lives of Jim,
Jarrell, and the fam ilies o f
Lester and Mas. Continue also
to remember those residents
who are homebound or are
taking outpatient treatments.
' If you have news or
memories lo share, please call
Shiriey pn 492-5115 or email
sdtlink® hotmail. com.
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Advance correspondent Edith Zimmerman had a special ride for the Advance Christ
mas Parade on Saturday. Above, she sits behind the wheel with granddaughter
IVIeilssa Hendrix Barnum and great-grandchildren, Isabelle and Ivory Barnum in
the rumble seat. In the photograph at left, daughter Brenda Zimmerman drives the
1931 IVlodel A Ford Roadster along the parade route.
A d v a n c e N e w s
By Edith Zim m erm an
Advance Correspondent
The U M Y F parly w ill be
held at the Advance United
Methodist Church parsonage on
Saturday, Dec. 20 from 6-8 p.m.
Dinner nnd drinks w ill be pro
vided, but plonse bring nn np-
pelizer or dessert lo share, plus
u wrapped gift (.$10 or less) for
Ihc outrageous gift swap.
The annual Christmas pug-
eunl w ill be at the church Sun
day, Dec. 21 ut 6 p.m. Children
und youth will present the trn-
ditionnl Christmas pageant in
Ihe sanctuary with the singing
of Christmas carols nnd music
from the choir. Bring an offer
ing of non-perishnble food to
help re-stock the shelves ut A
Storehouse For Jesus, Follow
ing Ihc pageant we will gather
in the fellowship hall for ro-
freshmonis imd celebration.
Advancc Firsl Baptist w ill
present its adult Christmas pro
gram and candlclight scrvice
Sunday, Dcc. 2! at 7 p.m.
Pastors Cheryl Skinner and
Kirk Tutterow w ill hold a joint
Christmns Eve Ser\'ico Wednes
day, Dec. 24 al 7 p.m. at His
toric Fulton Church. Make plans
to join us for a wonder-filled
evening of hymns, music, com
munion and cnndlolight to cel
ebrate the Christ child’s birth.
Get well wishes go to Gina
McRae, and to Bess Bennett,
who hus been confined wilh a
virus.
Edith Zim m erm an and
daughter Brenda Zimmerman
visited cousin Vcmelle Greene
in Churchland Monday after
noon.
E m ily Johnson greets members of the C lover 4 -H C lub, who came bearing cookies.C lover C lub members get cookie trays ready for com m unity helpers.
F a r m i n g t o n N e w s
By Luurn M utlils
Farmington Correspondent
Have you noticed all Ihe
birds singing? Take a minute,
while your running lo keep up
wilh Ihe Christmas nish, and lis
ten to them in the trees. It's as
though they aro singing "Joy to
the Worid". They are just one of
Ihe gifts that the Lord gives us
each day to enjoy.
Speaking of gifts, members
of the 4-H Club, Ihe Clover
Club, took time out to bake and
gather cookies for their Cookie
P i n o N e w s
Caravan project. The group
wanted lo show Iheir upprecia-
lion lo some of Ihe people, who
work in our community each
day. They met at the Farming
ton Community Center and as
sembled cookie trays with all
kinds of homemade treats. A f
ter the kids had lime to sample
a few, Ihey loaded up the ve
hicles, with kids and goodies,
and headed out to designated
areas.
First stop was Ihe Farming
ton Volunteer Fire Station, next
came the Mocksville Post O f
fice, and the Davio County
Sheriff's O ffice. Then they
headed over to the Cooperative
Extension Office, where they
visited Lindsey Dore, thon the
Davie County Public Library,
and the Mocksville Recreational
Department at the Brock Cen
ter.
A t each place, the group
sang carols and handed out the
goody trays. At the library, they
sung the librarian’s favorite
Christmas carol. Silent Night.
Tho Farmington Art Studio
has Historic Farmington polo
By Nora Latham
Pino Correspondent
The next breakfast at Wesley
C hapel U nited M ethodist
Church w ill be Saturday, Dec.
20 from 6 ;3 0-10 a.m . Tho
m ission this month is a
nonprofit organization. The
O A R (O pportunity, A ction,
Relief) Foundation specifically
directed to tho scholarship fund
for Annabelle Lakey. Annabelle
is the daughter of Bryan and
Suzanne Lakey and
granddaughter of Patrick and
Kathy M iller. She goes to a
special school for children with
autism . There w ill be
representatives there lo explain
moro about autism and The
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invited.
Visitors at Wesley Chapel
last Sunday were Michael Smith
and Reba M clnnis. They
enjoyed a scripture and song
service with special singing by
Tom and Toni Horton.
W esley Chapel w ill host
Christmas in Pino again this
year. Dinner w ill be served at
6:30 p.m. with entertainment
following. Everyone is invited.
Please let us know if you plan
to attend. You may call the
church at 998-2264 and leave a
message or Kathy Ellis at 998-
3987 or Toni Horton at 332-
3110.
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cantata at Blaise Baptist Church
on Saturday night. DeW illn’s
daughter, Teresa Conell, sang in
the choir.
Bob and Kathy Ellis hosted
a birthday celebration in honor
o f Joyce Sutton Sunday at
lunch. Those attending were
Nora Latham, Chinera Latham
and Dale Latham.
The descendants of Floyd
and Elma Dull held their annual
Chrislmas party last Sunday at
the home of DeW illa Smith in
Mocksville. Approximately 35
family members attended.
shirts and prints of the Old
Farmington School available.
Take time to slop by and look
around the studio, they've really
done a lot o f work on the old
placc. They've expanded the
shop to the upstairs.
Tho Teen Gathering Place, at
the Farmington Com m unity
Center, w ill be closed for the
next couple of Fridays. We're
taking a Chrislmas break and
w ill re-open on Jan. 2.
Farm ington M ethodist
Church w ill have its Candle
Light Service and Children's
Program on Doc. 24 at 7 p.m.
The Davie Senior Services
Farmington Site w ill have its
Christmas celebration Dec. 23
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Friday, Dec. 19. The Senior
Center w ill have* a craft day on
Dec. 31. Have a great week and
don't forget to take a minute to
enjoy the birds.
4-H er R iley K irkpatrick makes sure the cookies pass the
taste test.
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C6. DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 18,2008
Obituaries
Robert Lewis Frye
Mr. Robert Lewis Frye, 55,
of Hickory, formerly of Mocks
villc, died Thursday, Dec. 11,
2008, at Frye Regional Mcdi
cal Ccntcr in Hickory.
He was bom April 30,1953,
in Davie County to the late
Lester Eugene and N aom i
Catherine West Frye. Mr. Frye
had been a m anager w ith
Scotchman Stores nnd had been
a manager with Capt. Dicks
Marina in M yrtle Beach. He
was a graduate of Davie High
School, clas.s of 1971, was a
NASCAR fan, enjoyed fishing,
playing the banjo, guitar and
loved pels, He attended Calvary
Baptist Church in Mocksvillc.
Survivors; his wife, Karen
Murphy Frye of the home; a
son, Scolt Frye of Charlotle; a
stepson,Trey Starnes of Arling
ton, Va; 7 sisters, Nellie Couch,
A nnie C all, Betty (B oyd)
Trivette, Ruth (Joe) Smith, Sue
(Bobby) Caudle, Lindn Gaither
nnd Bonnie (Snm) Lamberth,
all of Mocksville; 3 brothers,
John L. (Dee) Frye, Calvin E.
(Malinda) Frye, both of Mocks
ville and Roger D. (Darlene)
Frye of Spartanburg, S.C.; nu
merous nieces and nephews;
and a special friend and neigh
bor, Odell Moose of Hickory.
A funeral service was held
at 2 p.m., Sunday, Dcc, 14, at
Calvary Baptist Church with
the Rev. Jim Gryder officiating.
The body was placed in the
church 30 minutes before the
scrvice. Burial followed in the
chureh cemetery. The fam ily
received friends Snturday, Dcc.
13, at Eaton Funeral Home.
Memorials: Calvary Baptist,
1663 US 601 S., Mocksville.
O nline condolences;
www.eiitonfimeralservice.com.
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Sadie D iana “ Boss"
Hairston Rhynehardt, 54, died
in the early morning of Dec. 12,
2008 at her
home in
Mocksville.
She was
the daughter
o f the late
A lbert and
C a th e rin e
Brock
H a irs to n ,
born on July
13,1954. She nltcnded Sto Rox
High School in Pittsburgh, Pa.
and graduated in June 1972. On
May 26, 1989, she was joined
in marriage to James Harrell
Rhynehardt. She was a loving,
wonderful and supporting wife,
Survivors: her husband of
the home; a spccial niece who
wns renred in the home, Nntisha
M cK oy (Booter); 3 special
great-nephews, Dw ayne
M cln tire (S tin k), D avid
M cK oy (Squirt), and Devin
McKoy (Scoop); a sister, Flora
Hairston (Tools); a brother,
Albert Hairston (Brother); 2
stepsons, Earl Rhynehardt nnd
Stanley Rhynehardt; father and
m other-in-law, Thomas nnd
M illie Rhynehardt; sister-in-
law, Martha March (Robert); 3
aunts, M ary Florence Hairston,
Rosa Lee (Jimmy) Amold, and
Lula Lane; 2 uncles, W illiam
(Ruth) Brock nnd Bishop James
(Josephine) Ijnmes; 2 special
friends, Tresa Campbell and
Devon Williams: and a host of
other relatives, cousins, nnd
friends.
Her funeral service was held
Tuesday, Dec. 16 at 2 p.m. in
the chapel of Graham Funeral
Home. Pastor Nellye I. Barber
officiated and burinl followed
in Cedar Creek M issionary
Baptist Church Cemetery. The
family received friends 30 min
utes before the service.
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Birlie Louise White
B irlie Louise W hite, 83,
died on Dec. 13,2008, in Gen
esis Elder Care in Sniisbury fol
low ing u
# short illness.
She was
born Sept.
12, 1925 in
D n v i e
C o u n t y ,
daughter of
the late Jim
und Bessie
Hunter Ijames. She attended
D avie County Schools and
early in life she joined Liberty
A M E Zion Church. For the past
three years she was a member
of Refuge Community Church
in Cooleemee. She was married
to W illie James White Jr., and
to this union three children
were bom. She loved to make
sweet potato pies for friends,
and retired from Drexel Heri
tage Furniture. Following her
retirem ent 'she worked in
housekeeping nl Davie Counly
Hospital.
Her husband preceded her in
denth in Jnnunry, 2000.
Survivors; 3 dnughters,
Bessie (H ubert) Boyd o f
B lackridge, Vn,, D oris
Pntterson of Hamlet, and Nimcy
(Stanley) Campbell o f Cool
eemee; 10 grandchildren, in
cluding a grandson who was
raised in the home, John
(Lorraine) Tumer of Jnmnicn,
N.Y.; 29 grent-grandchildren; a
great-great-grandchild; n de
voted friend, W illiam Luckey;
other relatives and friends.
Her funernl servicc was held
Wednesday, Dec. 17 at 1:30
p.m. in the chapel of Graham
Funeral Hom e. The Rev.
Rodney Barker officiated and
burial followed in Rownn M e-
mor'inl Park in Salisbury. The
family received friends 30 min
utes before the service.
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Vivian Pacit Barnes
M rs. V ivian Irene Pack
Barnes, 86, of Merrells Lake
Road, Mocksville, died Sntur
day, Dec, 13,2008, at Kate B.
Reynolds Hospice Hom e in
Winston-Salem.
She was born A p ril 14,
1922, in Davic County to the
late Gurney Ray nnd Pearl
Lanier Pnck. Mrs. Bames wns
retired from Hanes Knitting in
Winston-Salem and was a life
long member of Fulton United
Methodist Church in Advance.
She was a member of the Fork
Fifties Plus. She enjoyed gar
dening, cooking, trnveling,
fishing nnd spending time wilh
her family.
Mrs. Bames wns preceded iir
denth by her husband, Homer
Snnford Bnmes in 1978; n son,
Jumes Homer "Jimmy” Bames;
2 sisters, Veta Rny Shoaf and
Tempy Jane Pack; and 2 broth
ers, Boyd and Garland Pnck.
Survivors: n daughlcr,
Sandra Phelps of Mocksville; 4
grnnddaughlers, Jan (Jeff)
Snnders, Stephanie (J.C .)
H endrix, Susnn (M itc h e ll)
Green nnd Joni (Cain Baker)
Graley; 9 great-grundchildren,
Colby and Ridge Sanders, M or
gan and Cody Hendrix, Carley
and Jessup Green, Sidney and
Kyleigh Graley and Kennedy
Baker; a special friend and sis
ler, Iona Stewart of Mocksvillc;
n sistcr-in-lnw, Janell Pack of
Advance; a dnughler-in-lnw,
Ann Bames of Mocksville; her
best friend o f 77 years, Rose
mary Gross of Fort Smith, Ark.
and several nicces and neph
ews.
A funeral service was con-
duclcd nt 3 p.m., Tucsdny, Dec.
16, at Fulton United Melhodist
Church w ith Ihe Rev. K irk
Tutterow officiating. Burinl fol
lowed in the church cemetcry.
The fam ily received friends
from 2-3 p.m. at tho church.
Memorials; Fulton Melhod
ist, 3689 NC 801 S., Advance;
or lo K.B. Reynolds Hospice
.Home, 101 Hospice Lane, W in
slon-Salem, 27103; or Am eri
can Parkinsons Diseusc Assoc,,
60 Bay St., Suite 401, Staten
l.slaiul, N Y 10.301.
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Mary Selene Wilson
M ary Selene W ilson, 76,
died on Dec. 11,2008 in Davis
Regional Hospital after an ex
tended ill
ness.
She was
born A p ril
28, 1932, lo
the late An
drew Lee
and D ora
Tumer W il
son, one of
12 children. She was educated
in Davie County School Sys
tem, and joined Piney Grove
A M E Zion Church at an carly
age where she rem ained a
member for more lhan 70 years.
She was fondly callcd Ihc
mother of the church. She wus
a hurd worker, doing numerous
jobs, lastly a certified nursing
assistant until her retirement in
1998. Nicknamci} Mess Selene
or Mess for short, she was a
straight up, generous, loving
person who Would help anyone
in need. You could always de
pend on her. She married Ben
jamin F. Wilson, who preceded
her in death. Their union pro
duced 9 children, of which 3 are
deceased; M ary K W ilson,
Jonathan L. Wil.son and W illie
Lee Fowler. Also preceding her
in death were 2 grandchildren,
Jonathan and Roland Fowler.
Survivors: 3 sons, Ronald E.
Wilson of Statesville, Terrence
F. Wilson of Mocksvillc, and
Bryant A. (Johnsie) Wilson of
Cooleemee; a stepson, David
Peck of Statesville; 3 daugh
ters, Dora W. Hearn of Char
lotte, Audrey M . W ilson o f.
Slalesvilie, nnd Amelia F. Frost
of the home; 11 grandchildren;
20 grenl-grnndchildren; 2 sis
lers, Ceola Wilson and Octaviu
Clement, both of Mocksvillc; 3
sisters-in-law; 3 brothers-in-
law; a God-sisler, Vema Allen
of Baltim ore, M d.; spccial
friends, Jc.ssie Ann Gaither nnd
Luke Nichols, bolh of Hnr-
mony; a host of nieces, neph
ews, cousins, other relatives
and Iriends.
Funeral service was held
Monday, Dec, 15 at 3 p.m. ut
Piney Grove A M E Zion Church
in Hurmony. The Rev. David
Hoover, paslor, officiated and
burial followed in Ihe church
cemetery. The fnmily received
friends one hour before the ser
vice.
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Joseph D. Clark
Joseph D. "Joe" Chirk, 71,
died Wednesday, Dec, 10,2(X)8
ut his residence in Mocksville.
He was
born June
2, 1937 in
Anson
I County, son
of the late
C la rc n c e
I and Genova
C lark. He
grew up in
Anson
County, and moved wilh his
family to Davie County where
he attended D avie County
Schools. For a short time he
worked al The Transfer Shed in
Spencer. On Jan. 1, 1956 he
began employment with the
Town of M ocksvillc, Public
Works D epl./U tiliiy M ninle-
nance nnd retired after 50 years
on Feb. 20, 2006. Eariy in life
he professed Chrislianity in Ihe
Baptist faith, and for the past
16 years he was a member of
Ihe Rose of Sharon Holiness
Church in Salisbury, whore he
served us a trustee. His hobby
was gardening and serving as a
handy man. He was married to
Lurilne Wilds for more than 30
years.
He was also preceded in
death by a son, Rudolph Wilds;
and a brother, Herbert Clark Sr.
Survivors; his wife, Lurline
W, Clark of the home; 5 daugh
ters, JoAnn Clark of Salisbury,
Tina Clark, Hilda Clark (James)
Bell, Queen (Louis) Overton,
and Minister W illcltc Collins,
all of Mocksville; 2 sons, Willie
Wilds of Dariington, S.C., and
W illie Collins Jr. of Salisbury;
2 sislers, Berthn (Reynolds)
Duncan of Advunce and Rether
(Lyman) Parker of Now York,
N .Y .; 5 brothers, Elbert
(Paulette) C lark and Frank
Clark, both' o f M ocksville,
Clarcnce (Sudie) Clark Jr. of
Advancc, Preston (Betty) Clark
o f Salisbury, and C harlie
(Corrie) Clark of M l.' Vemon,
N.Y.; tt,m)|nber of sisters-in-
Inw, nunts, uncles, other relu-
tives und friends.
His funeral scrvice was held
Saturday, Dcc. 13 al 2 p.m. in
the chnpel of Grnhnm Funernl
Home. The Rev. Charles L.
Booker officiated and Minister
Henrietin Flowers provided the
eulogy. Burinl follow ed in
Rowan M em orial Park, The
fam ily received friends one
hour before the service.
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My first Christmas In J{eaven
J see tiie countCess Cfiristm is trees arounW tfie worCcf BeCow,
tin y Cigiits CiUe illeaven's stars refCecting on tiie snow.
7fie sigfu is so spectacular, jtfease wjpc a w a y y o u r tears,
f o r I am C/iristmas wflfi Jesus Cftrisl l/iis year.
1 Rear Ifie many L'iirlstnias songs tliat jieojiie fwfif so ifeiir,
'Sut tfie so u m f o f'm usic can't coinj>are witfi tfie Cfirlstinas cfioir iiere,
I iiave no w ords to telT you tile Jo y tlieir voices Bring,
It 's f a r B e y o n d liescrljttion to Bear tfie angels sing.
I Unow Bow niiicB you miss me—/ see (fie jtain witfiiii your fieart,
'Ли11 Я1» mil so f a r a w a y — we realTy aren't ajrart.
So 0e ixajyiy f o r me, foveiCones, you Unow I'iC B o fd y o u ¡(ear,
Я п ( ( fie gfatf J'm sjtending CBristm as wltfi Jesus Cfirlst iBis year.
J seiiif you eacB a sj>eciaCgift fro m my Beavenly Borne aBove,
J se n if you eacB a m em ory o f m y unifying Cove,
я р е г aft Cove is tBe gift more ^irccioiis Ifiiil jtiire goCif,
It wtts aCw ays most imjiorliiiit in tfie stones Jesus toftC
Tfease fove an<(Heej) each other as m y Jesus saiiCto do,.
'fo r I ca n 't count the BCcssing o r tBe fove :tfe B a sfo r you.
So have a M e r r y CBristm as a n a 'w ip e a w a y those tears,
f o r J am sBia 'ring Christm as w ith Jesus Christ this year!
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Members of Elbaville United Melhodist Church in Advnncc
invite everyone to the Chrislmns production, "When Christmus
Loft Rntllcr Cnnyon,” nt 7 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 21. The play is
set on u December dny in llie 1800s, right before Christmas.
Refreshments will be served in the fellowship building fol
lowing the production.
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The Ijnmes Buptist Church Christmas Evo Program, "Look
Who Just Checked In", will be presented on Dec. 24 at 6:30 p.m.
Children und adults of Ijames will participate in the play and music.
Treat bags w ill be given al the end of scrvice. Everyone is inviled.
Ijames is located at Ijnmes Church and Sheffield roads near
Mocksville.
Church Opening F ood Pantry;
H om em ade Soups A lso Available
Life Community Church, 170 Duard Reavis Road, Mocksville,
will open its food pantry lo families in need from 11 a,m.-2 p.m.
on Dec. 20. Homemade soups will be served for lunch that day.
To leam more, cull Pastor Murk Curlyle at 336-682-1149.
2nd Presbyterian Open Christmas Eve
Mocksvillc Second Presbylerinn Church w ill huve its annual
Christmas Eve program Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. A ll ate invited.
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will hnve Christmas progrnms on Sundny, Dec. 21 und Wednesday,
Dec. 24.
The Christmus cantata "Hope Has Hands” w ill be al 9:45 a.m.
Sunday. It is presented by the chancel choir directed by Kirk
Tutterow.
On Wednesday nl 7 p.m., the Christmas Eve candlelight carols
nnd communion w ill be held in the historic sunciunry. Preaching
will be Ihe Rev. Cheryl A. Skinner and Kirk Tutterow, and the
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A r t F e s t i v a l W o r k s O n E x h i b i t A t T h e B r o o k
The Moclcsvillc Woman’s Tlic D avie County Arts
Club hns always promoted art C ouncil is featuring the
in the community but has never Mocksvilie Woman’s Club Art
exhibited the entries to its Festival woric in the Brock
annual art festival competition. Gallery until Dec. 21. Each year
the club accepts art entries in the
local level competition. The first
place winner;, at the local level
arc judged at the district level
in the spring and winners from
B u s in e s s A c c e p tin g S t o r e t io u s e D o n a tio n s
There was a bustle of activ
ity at A Storehouse for Jesus on
Monday, w ith cars lined up
around the building as volun
teers doled out gifts, food and
other donations for those in
need.
: W ith near em pty food
shelves nnd toys going out
nearly as quickly as they were
Coming in, tho need for more
donations continues. Donations
can be brought in to Storehouse
on Mondays and Fridays, from
9-5, nnd Saturdays if there arc
volunteers available,
Moxies Bar on North Main
Street in Mocksvilie has offered
to be an additional drop off
point. Moxies will accept toys
or canned food (no clothcs) any
day of the week, and drop off
the donations to Storehouse
throughout the remainder of the
holiday season..
On Saturday, Dec. 20,
Moxie's is holding its annual
Christmas party,with music by
the popular country band. Clos
est Kin. In lieu of a $5 covcr,
Moxies is asking its guests lo
bring'a donation of four cans of
food for Storehouse.
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district level go on to be judged
at state level.
This year’s exhibit includes
more than 100 works of art by
middle nnd high school sludents
and Mocksvilie Woman’s Club
members.
A reception was held on
Sunday, Dec. 7 with more than
175 people in attendance. High
school students and adults
discussed their work with each
other.
In conjunction w ith the
festival is the club’s Artfcst
com petition. A rtfcst is
composed of artwork done by
D avie residents who arc
m entally challenged. This
year’s entries arc also on exhibit
and include several hand-
painted Christm as-them ed
works of art.
The public is invited to come
and see the art work Monday-
Friday from 9;30 a.in.-5 p.m.Kelsey Shipman, 12th grader, completed this graphite
and charcoal piece.
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Five year olds are amazed when heritage teacher Julie Prater tells them that toys were once made without batteries.
An Old-Tim ey Christm as
Cooleemee 5 Year Olds Learn What It Was Like In The 1930s
C O O L E E M E E - A rc 5
year olds ready to learn his
tory?
In this little Davic County
lown mnny think the answer is
yes.
Lessons begin wilh learn
ing how Christmas was cel
ebrated back in Ihe 193ds
when m ill families decorated
their trees wilh strings o f pop
corn and papcr-chain garland
made from hand-colored strips
of paper.
“W e were poor and didn't
have m uch m oney," A nn
C ranford told kindergarten
children from the local e l
ementary school recently, "but
we had a great Christmas be-'
cause it was all about love and
family."
A s elder sto ryteller,
Cranford described how their
cedar tree was chopped down
in nearby woods by her broth
ers with an ax. Her father stood
the tree up wilh Iwo picccs o f
wood nailed together. "W e
didn't have a stand with water
in Ihe bottom so we didn't get
our tree until right before
Christmas.
"At five o'clock on Christ
mas Eve our w hole fam ily
went to church. We each had
our part in the Christmas play
about Ihc birth o f Jesus. After-
wiu-d, out there was a tree wilh
a little present from our Sun
day school teacher for each of
us,"'Cranford said. Before the
fam ily left church for home,
everyone received their treat,
a brown paper sack that many
callcd a "poke."
The C ooleem ee native
demonstrated how an adult
could cut a small hole in the
bottom of their orange for their
piece o f stick cnndy. So long
as it lasleci, il could be used as
a straw lo suck out Ihe juice.
"M y favorite stick candy fla
vor is Cream Penny," she said.
On this first visit to Ihe his
toric Zachary House, kinder-
gartncrs lined up lo fasten their
hand-made ornaments to its
huge, freshly-cut cedar tree.
They were delighted to throw
a piece o f cotton somewhere
on the big tree, producing the
illusion o f snow.
Another portion o f their
heritage lesson look place on
the second fioor where they,
got to exominc an extensive
display o f old toys. "None of
these toys have batteries," said
Julie Spillman Prater. "In old
Cooleemee children were very
lucky lo get one toy for Christ
m as." Students enjoyed
"hands-on" tim e w ilh these
antiques that ranged from baby
dolls lo pop guns.
B ack dow nstairs they
found ' volunteer B onnie
Byeriy sitting at the piano. She
asked them to guess w hat
families might have done for
after-supper before televisions
or com puter games. “M any
families sang songs together,”
she told them. The history les
son continued with the singing
o f several traditional carols,
By then it was lime to put
coals back on for the three
block walk back to school. Be
fore leaving, a Christmas poke,
- filled with an orange, stick
candy and nuts - was gratefully
acceplcd by each child, along
w ith a w ish fo r a "M e rry
Christmas" from the history
volunteers.
.. The Cooleemee Historical
Association has been produc
ing its "Discovering Our Heri
tage" lessons to local students
since 1998,The children sing a bit before receiving their treat bags.
Ann Cranford, who grew up on Cooleemee's Davie Street, tells children about;
what a family and church centered Christmas was like in the mid 1930s with littia
cash money yet lots of love. i
The Kindergarten students gather In the Zachary House lobby.
At the piano, history volunteer Bonnie Byeriy leads Cooleemee l<indergarten chil
dren. in singing traditional Christmas carols.
D2 - ÖAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 18,2008
Davie Schools
Pinebrook Elem entary
M rs. Cope’s, M rs.
Hockaday, M:s. Holt nnd Mrs.
Howard’s kindergarten classes
are learning about Cliristmas
traditions in America and in
Mexico. M rs. Rareshide and
M rs. Boger visited the
classrooms with a lesson on
Mexico and the luminaries that
they use during Los Posados,
Each child decorated a luminary
to take home. Students are
learning about Christm as
symbols.
First graders in Mrs. Welch
and M rs. Judd's class had a
great time in Santa’s Workshop.
This economics lyiit focuses on
wants and needs, scarcity,
division of labor, goods ond
services ond producers and
consumers. Once students
learned these topics, they take
on the roll of Santa’s elves and
produce goods to buy for family
members. Students learn the
responsibility o f keeping up
with wages, os well as staying
within budgets. Teachers thank
parents and adults who sent in
supplies and volunteered.
The sccond grade studied
Christmas in other places aiid
cultures. Students studied two
other holidays that happen
during this month, Hannukah
and Kwanza. During this time
of year children have talked
about how important it is to
share what they have w ith
others. T h e y 'a re showing
compassion by bringing in
canned goods for A Storehouse
for Jesus. They are making gifts
for their families and are singing
carols. Along w ith the
kindergarten classes, they arc
presenting the PTO Ghi-istmas
program titled The Incredible
Reindeer on Dec. 16.
- M s. Von O fferen’s third
grade class is studying the roles
adults and children have in a
community. They were visited
this week by Mr. Boim er, Luke
and Lone Bolmcr’s father. He
brought a calf that was a twin
that they are bottle feeding.
Students were able to feed and
pet the calf. Students are reading
The Tale of Despereaux and are
looking forward to seeing the
m ovie when the book is
rmlshed.
Fifth graders have been busy
getting ready for D A R E
graduation Dec. 16. Students
have been writing essays on
what they have learned from the
D A R E program and have made
pledges to remain drug, alcohol
and tobacco free. Many thanks
to Sgt. Alana Oicger o f the
Davie County Sheriffs Dept, for
the time and core she has given
to fifth grade students.
Cooieemee Elem entary
Kindergarten students are
learning about holiday
traditions and celebrations.
Students made traditional
Christmas ornaments, played
the dreidel game for Hanukkah,
and made Mkekas for Kwanzaa.
Each year students make unique
gingerbread houses to take
home and share w ith their,
fam ilies, Children had the
opportunity to go to the school’s
Santa Shop to buy gifts for
fam ily members. This allows
students to experience the spirit
of giving.
Second grade has been
w orking on addition w ith
regrouping. Continue to study
math facts. In writing, students
are writing letters to Santo, In
social studies they arc talking
about Christmas traditions.
Students enjoyed learning the
home row keys and
keyboarding in the computer
lab.
Students are working on
place value in math in the fourth
grade. They are learning to read
and w rite place value. They
completed several exercises that
allowed them to find numbers
in various sources, write Ihem
down ond them place them in
order from largest to smallest.
The students nre reviewing how
to express numbers in various
ways. They are reviewing how
to read numbers, and have
introduced numbers into the
millions, They are working on
writing numbers in words and
in expanded form. For example,
the number 1,893 would be
w ritten in words us one
thousand eight hundred and
ninety-three. In expanded form
it , 'w ould ' look like
1,000+800+90+3. Each class is
using manipulotives and the
Smartboard to reinforce these
concepts.
Cornatzer Elementary
Students ore like hard
working elves this December in
M rs. C happell’s art class,
Kindergarten and Pre-K glued
art tissue to crcate a holiday
wreoth. First groders are
weaving a paper "K w anza
M at”, in red, green, black and
yellow -very festive. Second
grade learned about Caribou,
and created a Reindeer
landscape, including
fprcground, middleground, and
background. In third grade,
students gave Santa a "new
look” , and came up w ith
creative makeovers for St. Nick.
Snowm en played m usical
instruments in fourth grade
drawings. Fifth graders are
planning their own version of
Edward Hick’s classic painting
Peaccabic Kingdom.
The first grade holl is
looking festive with displays of
Santa’s Workshop, Gingerbread
M en, Peace on Eorth and
Santa’s Elves, In addition to
keeping up with academic work,
students have been learning
about winter holidays including
Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and Las
Posadas, They have enjoyed
special readers com ing in
including M rs, Claus, M r,
Campbell reading The'Polar
Express and Mr, Hinds reading
A Cajun N ight Before
Christmas. They are looking
forward to seeing families for
the holiday breakfast on Dec.
18. Students have been
practicing seasonal songs to
sing for them.
E arlier in the m onlh,
students learned about character
education during a Ronald
McDonald Assembly, Even the
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teachers had fun participating.
Character education has been a
focus for PBS assemblies and
the first graders are eager to earn
Cougar Paws for displaying
good character traits.
In November, first grade
held its first Author’s Comer.
Parents were invited to come in
and enjoy hearing what their
. children hod written. The topie
was, "How to Cook a Turkey”.
Authors wrote about washing
turkeys in soap and water to
clean it well. Cooking times
varied from 5 minutes to 10
hours. Turkeys were stuffed
w ith all sorts o f food and
allowed to “rest”.
The students enjoyed all the
hands-on activities during Math
T railb lazer lessons. They
worked with pattern blocks,
pennies and beans. They ore
learning to regroup, count by 2s
and Ss, and share equally. ,
Congratulations to Cougars
of the Week; Chaylyn Dendy,
Em ily Moreno, Tommy Brown,
Shannon Niland, Chhaya Scott,
Cassie Smyers, Bryan Urbina,
Briseida Oleo, Hayley Robert
son, Nathan LaLonde, Hayley
Pace, M orvelyn R am irez,
Logan Dixon, Hugo Sanchez
and JCentrell Tatum.
North Dovic M iddle
The Extreme Team collected
money during lunch to sponsor
a child for Christmas through
Storehouse for Jesus. The sev
enth grade raised $140 which
was enough to sponsor on addi
tional child. Sasha Lockhart was
chosen os the team representa
tive to shop for the gifts on
Monday, Dec. 8 at Walmart in
Mocksvillc, Thanks to all tho
students who gave to help make
Christmas special for a family
in the community.
On Thursday, Dcc. 18 the
Extreme Team w ill take a field
trip lo High Point to see the
Churies Dickens play A Christ
mas Carol. The play has re
ceived rave reviews in the local
newspaper, and students are
looking forward to seeing this ■
production. Students ore read
ing the Dickens picce in lan
guage arts classes.
Students of the Month for
October; Juson M ace, Keith
McKay, Alexis Albarran, Luke
M artin , M adison K irk,
M aeLenn Apperson, K aitlin
Redd and Jcssica White. The
N ovem ber Students o f the
month were: Travis Sheets,
Kendall Lanier, Dumeshia Bul
lock and Clay Thompson.
R & R Students o f Ihe Month
of October were; Jon Edwards,
M eredith Ratledge, Allison
Pardue, Allie Maine, Rob Blake
and Sarah Myers. R & R Stu
dents of the Month for Novem
ber ure; Madison Kirk, Jordan
Budd, M egan Bradsher,
Michaela Boger, Tysheel Fair,
Kashia Leszczuk, Kahlin Redd,
Jessica White and Jason Mace.
Shady Grove Elem entary
By Callie Koeval
Sth grader,
Student Council President
Recently, in fifth grade, we
have been working on the fol
lowing: creating a Soil and Wa
ter Conservation poster, author
studies, and com piling bro
chures on North America.
We went on a field trip to
H eritage Theatre where we
learned about the Civil War, the
Industrial Revolution, and other
drastic changes in American
history. .
This year, the P.E. Club will
be allowed to go to Gamp Hanes
for a final field trip on the rope?
course.
EBOB is coming up soon for
fourth and fifth griiders. They
ore looking forward to reading
the books on Ihe list and com
peting.
Look out .for some Shady
Grove students who are also
Giri Scouts us Ihey will be sell
ing cookies soon.
Our monthly PTO meeting
was held on the Dcc. 9, and some
fif)h grade artwork was featured,
Our students of the week ore;
Honk Polts, Tripp Kelly, Gracie
West, Jordan Hein and Hannah
RungCi They were allowed to at
tend nn ice cream social on Dec,
16, They hove been chosen for
good behavior. For our Be There
program we walked in the Ad
vance Parade on Saturday, Dec,
13.
>tars of the week at Cooieemee Elementary, from left: front - Taylor Hilliard, Yosarl
Rodriguez, Alicia Hernandez, Caleb Livengood; middle - Raymond Bowers, Destiny
Mayfleld, Jake Barney, Emella Lipnicki; back - Elvla Lascano, Christian Chlcas,
Corbin Kopefzki, Tyler Williams, Ashley Dobbins.
Mocksville Elementary Terrific Kids for December, from left: row 1 - Miranda East,
Zachary Jarvis, Max Swalm, Erick Barron-Ruano, Zeben Cortes-White, Najsal Burts,
Kelver Salas-Garcla; row 2 - Desjinae Outlaw, Yasmin Andrade, Ansel Hernandez-
Flores, MacKenzie Watson, Joshua Hampton, Garrett Smith, Joel McLaughlin,
Madison Qualkenbush; row 3 - McKenzie Tomberlin,, Joshua Robinson, Logan
-Wagner, Julia Mlkulskl, Sage Hancock, Emily Lynch, Ben Beaver, Desiree Lewis;
row 4 - Sydney Wyatt, Abby Yount, Bobby Mosko, Sofia Ruano, Peyton Beardon,
Mirtha Martinez, Madelyn Kurfees, Broc Barnette, Ta’Saun Martin, Blanca Flores-
Hernandez, Veronica Garcla-Rodriguez; row 5 - Zachary Clubb, Cameron Jones,
Zach Denniston, Maria Müssen, Katlyn Grenley, Bo Rollins, Brianna McKnight;
row 6 - Cody Josey, Liam Shaw, Patricia Shores, Michael Mock, Joanna Boole;
row 7 - Matthew Reierstad, Jayde Bruff, Kezlah Martin, Kyle Cookson, Greg Jones.
Mocksville Elementary students of the month for December, from left: front - Lazarus
Torpy. Annamarle Sloan, Richard Garcla-Ramos, Eloy Morales-lbarra, Cynthia
Hernandez-Brito, Ben Crenshaw; row 2 - Madison Byeriy, Skyier McPherson,
Madisyn Cockerham, Clare Smith, Sidnee Everhardt, Carlos Garcia, Itzel Cruz,
Emery Rosenbaum, Anna Corriher, Evan Mang; row 3 - Aubrey McArdeil, Autumn
Talley, Amy Seelman, Joshua Spaugh, Caleb Davis, Maranda Jester; row 4 -
Matthew Forrest, Savannah Stone, MaKenzie Clubb, Ashley Fowler.
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S t u d e n t s R e c o g n iz e d F o r D is p la y in g G o o d C h a r a c t e r
Several local students were
selected to be character
education students for tho
positive character traits they
display nt school. They were
honored by the Dnvie Board of
Education members at their
meeting Dcc. 1.
From Central Dnvie,
Principal Beth Weatherman
presented Lauren Robbins, from
eighth grade.
W eatherm an snid o f
Robbins, “This Is u young Indy
who has hopes of attending-the
early college next year. She
displays positive character trails
every day. She is reliable, polite,
chcerful, participates in every
class and she also has a knack
for getting others to participate
(00."
Three of her teachcrs spoke
and said Robbins “has the kind
of character traits lhal will make
her an asset to the community
when she graduates,” und that
she, “is always prepared and
always willing to help others."
From Pinebrook, 12 students
were selected, two from cach
grade.
They were, from
kindergarten. Brock Marshall
and Kayla Spilltnan; from Tirsl,
Hnnnnh Wnlers and Anthony
Aznr; from second,. Sarah
Hardin and Jade Waller; third
gruders B lake Budd and
Heather Hepler; from fourth
grnde, Chris Vasquez and
Lindsay Crotts, and from fifth
grade, M adison M urrs nnd
Cnrlos Maltez.
Their teachers shared the
following comments;
"B rock M arshnll shows
respect for others nnd always
says ‘Thank you’ as ho goes
Ihrough the lunch line. He is
dependable and makes good
choices in the classroom and in
the school. He is a pleasure lo
teach."
"Kayla Spillman is a role
m odel in my class. She is
trustworthy and tcnches others
by exam ple. She is always
concerned about her other
classmates feelings, and I am
thankful she is in my class every
day.”
“Hannah Waters completes
all her academic tusks, und
second best is nol good enough
for M iss Hannah. She
encouruge.s otiicrs to do their
best all the time and acts like us
my second assistant mnny
times. She always has a smiling
face and contagious giggles.”
“Anthony Azur is n hurd
w orker who mnkes friends
quickly. He is a good friend to
everyone in the class, and is just
a genuinely great kid.”
“Surah H ardin is very
conscientious about ■ her
academic work. She is ulwnys
kind nnd befriends others to
make them' feel welcome. She
is honest, loyal and
responsible.”
“Jade W aller looks on the
bright side of life all the time.
He treats everyone w ith
kindness and is responsible. He
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everyone.”
"Bluke Budd is the type of
student every leucher wnnls in
their classroom. He brings joy
to our classroom. He is helpful,
never lenves unybody out,, nnd
is truly compnssionnte.”
“Heulher Hepler is u very
hard worker und friendly lo
everyone. She shnres her
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DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dcc. 18,2008 - D5
P u b lic N otices
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Admlnlslra-
lor of the Eslate of KATHY
HAWKINS RAYLE, late of Davle
County, this Is to notify ail persons,
firms and corporations having
claims agalnsl said sslate to
presenl them lo Ihe undersigned
on or before Inarch 4, 2009, (be
ing three (3) months from this first
day of publication of this notice),
or this nolice wiii be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. Ali persons, firms
and corporations indebled to said
estate will please make immediale
payment to the undersigned.
This Ihe 4lh day of December,
2008.
BOBBY WAYNE HAWKINS
3614 Norlh Lakeshore Dr.
Clemmons, NC 27028
12-4-41n
NORTH CAROLINA
ÛAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Exeoulor ot
the Estate of CATHARINE C.
LITTLE, lale ol Davie Counly, this
is lo notify ail persons, firms and
corporâlions having claims agalnsl
said eslale lo presenl Ihem lo Ihe
undersigned on or before Mlareh
4, 2009, (being three (3) months
from Ihls firsl day of publication of
this notice), or Ihis notice will bo
pleaded In bar ol Iheir recovery. All
persons, flmis and corporations In
debted lo said eslate will pleasd
make immediale payment to the
undersigned.
This the 261h day of November,
2008.
JOHN F. DEWEY
341 fytlilslone Drive
Lexington, NC 27295
MARTIN a VAN HOY, LLP
Attorneys at Law
Ten Court Square
fvlocksvlils, NC 27028
12-4-4ln
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Administra
tor of the Eslale of MELVIN
HAROLD DEHART, late of Davie
Counly, this Is to notlly all persons,
llrms and corporations having
claims against said estate to
present them to Ihe undersigned
on or before February 27, 2009,
(b^lng three (3]
first day of pi ith&haS'.
lice), or this nolice will be pleaded
in bar of Ihsir recovery. Ail persons,
llrms and corporations indebted to
said estate will please make Im
mediate, payment lo the under
signed.
This the 27th day of November,
2008. '
PAULINE M. DEHART
3059 US Hwy 64 East
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
11-27-4tp
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executor of
Ihe Eslate of PAUL CLIFTON
COCKERHAM, late of Davle
County, this Is to notify all persons,
firms and corporations having
claims against said eslate to
present them lo the undersigned
on or before February 27, 2009,
(being three (3) months (rom this
first day of publication of this no
lice), or this notice wili be pleaded
In bar of theirrecoveiy. Ail persons,
tirms and corporations Indebted to
said estate will please make Im
mediate payment lo the under-,
signed.
This Ihe 27th day of November,
2008, ,
ELOISE T. SHELTON
196 Grover Rd,
■ Mocksvilie, NC 27028
11-27-4tn
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executrix
of the Eslate of ALBERT M. CRA
TER, lale of Davle County, this is
to notify ali persons, firms and cor
porations inaving claims against
said estate to present them to the
undersigned on or before March
18,2009, (being three (3) months
from this first day of publication of
this notice), or this notice will be
pleaded In bar of their recovery.
All persons, firms and corpora
tions Indebted to said eslate will
please make Immediate payment
lo the undersigned.
This the 8th day of December,
2008, ■
LORENE N, CRATER
250 South Ciaybon Drive
Advance, NC 27006
MARTIN & VAN HOY, LLP
Attorneys at Law
Ten Court Square
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
VÍ 12-18-41П
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualllled as Executor of
Ihe Eslale of JOHNSIE ETHEL
TUCKER SHELTON, late of Davie
County, this Is lo notify ail persons,
firms and corporations having
claims against said estate lo
present them to the undersigned
on or before. February 27, 2009,
(being three (3) months from this
first day ol publication of this no
tice), or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All persons,
firms and coфorations Indebted to
said eslate will please make im
mediate payment to the under
signed.
This the 27th day ol November,
2008,
VON C, SHELTON
153 Woodhaven Ln,
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
11-27-41П
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
The undersigned having quali
fied as Executor of the Estate of
Ella C. Barkley, Deceased, lale of
Davle Counly, Norlh Carolina,
gives this notice to all persons,
firms, and corporations having
claims agalnsl the eslale to exhibit
them to the undersigned al the of
fice of DAVIS & BREWER ATTOR
NEYS, 104 Stadium Oaks Drive,
Suite C, Clemmons, North Caro
lina, 27012, on or before the ie'"
day of March, 2009, or this notice
will be pleaded In bar of their re
covery, All persons indebted to the
estate wili please make Immediate
payment.
This the И ” day of December,
2008.
Jack R. Barkley
Executor of the Estate of
Etta C. Barkley
BY: GILBERT T DAVIS, JR.
PO DRAWER 786
104 STADIUM OAKS DRIVE,
SUITE С
CLEMMONS. NC 27012
12-11-41П
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
08SP288
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE
Under and by virtue of a Power
of Sale contained in lhat certain
Deed of Trust executed by
STEVEN W MOORE, AN UN
MARRIED MAN to D. BARRETT
vEiyPQE, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Truslee(s), which was dated June
23, 2006 and recorded on June
30,2006 in Book 669 at Page 365,
Davie County Registry, Norlh
Carolina.
Default having been made In
the payment of the note Ihereby
secured by the said Deed ol Trust
and the undersigned, Brock &
Scott, PLLC, having been substi
tuted as Trustee In said Deed of
Trust by an Instrument duly re
corded In Ihe Olflce of the Regis
ter ol Deeds of Davie Counly,
North Carolina, and the holder of
the note evidencing said indebt
edness having,directed thal the
Deed of Trust be foreclosed, the
undersigned Substitute Trustee
will offer for sale at Ihe courthouse
door of the counly courthouse
where the property Is located, or
the usual and customary localion
al the county courthouse for con
ducting the sale on December 30,
2008 at 12:30 PM, and wili sell to
Ihe highest bidder for cash the
following described property situ
ated In Davie County, North Caro
lina, 10 wit:
BEGINNING at an Iron pin lo
cated at the southeast corner of
Polly Qorham' as described In
Deed Book 613, Page 181, Davle
County Registry, and running
thence wilh Ihe east line of
Qorham North 05 deg, 24' 16"
East 74,94 feet to an iron located
in the center line of a 30-foot ease
ment (Deed Book 187, Pages 80-
SI and Deed Book 613, Page
181); thence with the center line
of said easement along the south
line of Diñarte Correia (Deed Book
187, Page 81) and David A.
Bathke (Deed Book 593, Page
508) South 84 deg. 30' 20" East
336.50 leet to an Iron at the north
west corner of Dwayne S.
Cookson (Deed Book 187, Page
80); thence with Cookson’s wesl
line South 04 deg. 38' 39" West
430.14 feel to an iron, ttie north
east corner of Stephen W.
Cookson (Deed Book 422, Page
535); thence wllh Stephen
Cookson's north line. North 88
deg. 49' 25“ West 404.72 feet to
an Iron in the east line of Paul
Hendrix (Deed Book 75, Page
281); thence with the following two
(2) lines of Hendrix, namely:
North 14 deg. 08' 45“ East 169.91
feet to a stone, and North 40 deg.
54' 21" West 339,27 feet to an Iron
al Polly Gorham’s southwest cor
ner; thence with the south line of
Gorham South 82 deg, 24' 07"
East 281,04 feat to an Iron, the V'
point of place BEGINNING and
containing 4,499 acres, more or
less according to a sun/ey by J,
Todd Everhart, PLS, dated June
13, 2006, and also being tho re
mainder of the property described
in Deed Book 187, Page 78, Davle
Counly Registry,
Also conveyed Is a perpetual,
non-exciuslve 30 foot easement
for ingress, egress and regress
from S. R, 1150 (Godbey Road) lo
the subject property with a
centerline of the following courses
and distances:
Beginning at a point located In
the centerline of S, R, 1'150; thence
North 01 degrees 08 minutes 15
seconds East 1,108.82 feel lo a
point; thence North 50 degrees 28
minutes 25 seconds East 142.90
feet lo a point; thence North 51 de
grees 24 minutes East 110.25 feet
to a point; thence North 22 de
grees 03 minutes East 33.30 feet
lo a point; thence North 00 de
grees 37 minutes West 41.17 feel
lo a point; thence North 14 de
grees 12 minutes West 91.91 feel
to a point; thence North 24 de
grees 55 minutes West 40.37 feet
to a point located in the Southern
line of the above described Iracl.
Save and excepl any releases,
deeds of release or prior convey
ances ol record.
Said property Is commonly
known as 115 Godbey Acres Lane, 4
Mocksvilie, NC 27028.
A cash deposit (no personal
chocks) ol five percent (5%) of the
purchase price, or Seven Hundred
Fifty Dollars ($750.00), whichever
is greater, wili be required at the
time of the sale. Following Ihe ex
piration of the statutory upset bid
period, ail the remaining amounts
aro immedlelely due and owing.
Said property lo be offered pur
suant to this Notice ol Sale is be
ing offered tor saie, transfer and
conveyance “AS IS WHERE IS."
There are no representations of
warranty relating to the title or any
physical, environmental, health or
safety conditions existing In, on, at,
or relating lo the property being
offered for sale. This sale is made
subject lo ail prior liens, unpaid
taxes, any unpaid land transfer
taxes, special assessments, ease
ments, rights of way, deeds of re
lease, and any oiher encum
brances or exceplions of record.
To the best of the knowledge and
belief ol the undersigned, tho cur
rent owner(s) of the property Is/are
Steven W. Moore.
An Order forpossesslon of the
property may be issued pursuant
to G.S. 45-21.29 In favor ol tho pur
chaser and against the party or
parlies In possession by the clerk
of superior court of Ihe county In
which the properly Is sold. Any
person who occupies the property
pursuant to a rental agreement
entered Into or renewed on or af
ler October 1,2007, may, after re
ceiving the nolice of sale, termi
nate the rental agreement upon 10
days' written nolice to the landlord.
The nolice shall also slale lhal
upon termlnalion ol a renlal agree-
menl, Ihe lenanl Is liable for reni
due under the rental agreement
prorated to the elfecllve date of the
termination.
if Ihe trustee Is unable lo con
vey title io this property for any rea
son, the sole remedy of the pur
chaser Is the return of the deposit.
Reasons of such Inability lo con
vey Inciude, but are nol limited lo,
the filing of a bankruptcy petition
prior to the conllnnation of Ihe saie
and reinstatement of the loan with
out the knowledge of the iruslee.
If Ihe vaiidily of the sale is chal
lenged by any party, the iruslee',
In their sole discretion. If they be- .
Ileve the challenge to have merit,
may request the court lo declare
the sale to be void and return the
deposit. The purchaser will have
no further remedy.
THIS IS A COMMUNICATION
FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR.
THE PURPOSE OF THIS COM
MUNICATION IS TO COLLECTA
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
THAT PURPOSE, EXCEPT IN
THE INSTANCE OF BANK
RUPTCY PROTECTION.' IF YOU
ARE UNDER THE PROTECTION
OF THE BANKRUPTCY COURT
OR HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED
AS A RESULT OF A BANK
RUPTCY PROCEEDING, THIS
NOTICE IS GIVEN TO YOU PUR
SUANT TO STATUTORY RE
QUIREMENT AND FOR INFOR
MATIONAL PURPOSES AND IS
NOT INTENDED AS AN AT-
TEMPTTO COLLECTA DEBTOR
AS AN ACT TO COLLECT, AS
SESS, OR RECOVER ALL OR
ANY PORTION OF THE DEBT
FROM YOU PERSONALLY.
Substitute Trustee,
Brock & Scott, PLLC
5431 Oleander Drive Suite 200
Wilmington, NC 28403
PHONE: (910) 392-4988
FAX: (910) 392-8587
File No.: 08-15047
12-18-2tn
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualiliod as Executor of
the Estate of JO ANN L. WHELP
LEY , late of Davle County, this Is
to notify all persons, firms and cor
porations having claims against
said estate to presenl Ihem lo Ihe
undersigned on or before March
11; 2009, (being three (3) monlhs
from Ihis llrst day of publication of
this nolice), or this notice will be
pleaded in bar ol Iheir recovery. Ail
persons, llrms and corporations in
debted to said estate will please
make Inimedlate payment to the
undersigned.
This the 11 th day of December,
2008.
DAVID B. WHELPLEY, JR.
3910 Charmal Pi.
Charlotte, NC 28226
12-11-41P
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF HOME
LAND SECURITY, OFFICE OF
FINES, PENALTIES, AND FOR
FEITURES, U.S. CUSTOMS AND
BORDER PROTECTION, CHAR
LOTTE, NC. December 11,2008.
Nolice Is hereby given lhal Ihe fol
lowing property was seized In
Mocksvilie, North Carolina on De
cember 2,2008, under Ihe provi
sions of title 18, United States
Code, seclion 981, forviolalion of
lilie 18, United Slates Code, sec
lion 1956 and lille 21, Uniled
Slates Code, seclion 881:
$120,153.63 (U.S. Currency)
Anyone asserting an interest
and claim lo Ihe property must file,
wilhin Iwenly (20) days from Ihe
date of first publlcalion of this nor
lice, a claim with the Fines, Penal
ties, and Forfeitures Officer, Cus
toms and Border Protection, 1901
Cross Beam Drive, Chariotte, N.C.
28217, In default ol which the
seized property will be forfeited as
prescribed by law. Elizabeth SebIk,
FP&F Officer.
12-11-Sin
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Admlnlslra-
trix OTA of the Estate ol E L U M AE
WOOTEN , late of Davie County,
Ihis is to notify ail persons, firms
and corporations having claims
against said eslate lo presenl them
to the undersigned on or belore
March 11, 2009, (being three (3)
monlhs from this first day of publi
cation of Ihis notice), or this notice
will be pleaded In bar of their re
covery. All persons, llrms and cor
porations indebted lo said eslate
will please make Immediate pay
ment lo Ihe undersigned.
This Ihe 3rd day of December,
2008.
LINDA M. SMITH
320 Speer Road
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
MARTIN & VAN HOY, LLP
Attorneys at l^w
Ten Court Square
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
12-11-41П
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
PUBLIC NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Take notice lhat pursuant to
NCOS 160A-268, Davie County Is
seeking sealed bids for the follow
ing equipment:
1978 John Deere Tractor with
attachments
Alkota 3852 High Pressure
Washer
This equipment is located at
Davie County Public Ulliilies (for
meriy Davle Counly Waler Depart
ment), 261 Chaflin Street, Mocks
vilie, NC. Inquiries should be
made by contacting Jeff Crisco al
(336)753-6090 orJeff.crisco @co. davie. nc. us.
Sealed bids will be received
until 3:00 p.m,, Friday, December
19, 2008, and will be opened at
lhat lime In the office of Brenda
Hunter, Clerk to the Board, Davie
County Administration Building,
Room 250,123 South Main Street,
Mocksvilie, NC. Please label all
envelopes "SEALED BIDS".
Each bid must be accompanied
by a bid security in an amount not
less than live percent (5%) of the
amourit of the bid. The bid secu
rity will be retained if Ihe success
ful bidder falls lo consummale Ihe
contract. Security may be in the
lorm of cashier's check, certified
check, or cash (personal checks
wili nol be accepted).
The Pavie Counly Board ol
Commissioners will consider ail
bids at Its'regular meellng on Mon
day, January 5, 2009 and may at
lhal time accept the bid submitted
by the highest responsible bidder,
or reject any or ail bids.
Brenda B. Hunter
Clerk to the Board
12-1M ln
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualllled as Executor of
the Eslale of BRENDA PAYNE
BOWLES , late of Davle County,
this Is to notlly ali persons, llrms
and corporations having claims
agalnsl said eslate to present them
lo the undersigned on or before
March 11, 2009, (being three (3)
months from this first day of publi
cation of this notice), or this nolice
wiii be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. Ali persons, firms and cor
porations indebted to said eslate
will please make Immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
This the 11 th day of December,
2008.
DENISA FLIPPIN WATKINS
PO Box 185
Clemmons, NC 27012
12-11-41П
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualllled as Executor of
tho Estate of BOBBY EUGENE
TREXLER, late of Davie Counly,
this Is to riotlly all persons, lirms
and corporations having claims
against said eslale lo presenl
them to the undersigned on or be
lore March 18,2009, (being three
(3) months from this first day of
publlcalion ol this notice), or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons, firms
and corporations indebted to said
eslate will please make Immedi
ate payment to iKe undersigned.
This the 181h day Of Decem
ber, 2008.
EVELYN F. TREXLER
383 Turrentine Ch. fid.
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
12-18-41П
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executor of
Ihe Eslate of JOE PRESTON
TUCKER, lale of Davie Counly,
Ihip is to notify all persons, firrhs
and corporalioris having claims
against said estate to present
them to Ihe undersigned on or be
fore March 18,2009, (being three
(3) months from this first day of
publlcalion ol this notice), or this
notice will be pleaded In bar ol
Iheir recovery. Ail persons, firms
and corporations indebted to said
estate will please make immedi
ate payment to the undersigned.
This the 8th day of December,
2008.
SUNNI TUCKER MCKNIGHT
464 Brushy Min. Tri
Advance NC 27006
12-18-4Ш
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as CO-Execu-
lors of the Eslale of BETTY P.
SW ICEGOOD, lale of Davle
County, this Is to notlly all persons,
firms and corporations having
claims agalnsl said eslate to
present them lo the undersigned
on or belore March 18,2009, (be
ing three (3) months Irom this Iirst
day ol publication of this notice),
or this notice will be pleaded In bar
of their recovery. Ali persons, finns
and corporations indebted to said
estate will please make immedi
ate payment to the undersigned.
This Ihe T8th day of Decem
ber, 2008.
JANICE PEELER
350 Shady Knoii Lane
Mocksvilie, NG 27028
MARY DAVIS
P.O. Box 6
Yadkinville, NC 27055
VANESSA BOWEN
• 5380 Spalnhour Mill Rd.
Tobaccovilie, NC 27050
, 12-18-4tn
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Co-Admin
istrators ol the Estate of BETTY
GREENE SMITH, late of Davle
Counly, this is lo notlly ail persons,
firms and corporations having
claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned
on or before March 4, 2009, (be
ing three (3) monlhs from this firsl
day of publlcalion of this notice),
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons, llrms
and corporations Indebted to said
estate will please make Immediale
payment to the undersigned.
This the 24th day of November,
2008.
STACEY A, SMITH
200 Mill Creek Drive
Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526
JUSTIN P, SMITH
3710 Apt, G, Cotswold Drive
Greensboro, NC 27410
MARTIN & VAN HOY, LLP
Attorneys al Law
Ten Court Square
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
12-4-4tn
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executor of
Ihe Estate of ORA P, BRAMMER,
late of Davle Counly, Ihis Is to no
tify ail persons, llrms and corpora
tions having claims against said
estate lo presenl Ihem to the un
dersigned on or before March 4,
2009, (being three (3) months from
this first day of publication of this
notice), or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons, firms and corporations In
debted to said estate wiii please
make immediate payment to Ihe
undersigned.
This the 4th day of December,
2008.
JAMES D. MEADOWS
478 Cherry Hill Rd.
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
12-4-
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
OF ORDINANCE -
Town ot Bermuda Run
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuanl lo G.S. 160A-102, of
adoption ol an ordinance amend
ing the Charter ol the Town of Ber
muda Run. At Iheir regularly
scheduled Council Meellng on
December 9, 2008 Ihe Town
Councii of Bemiuda Run adopted
an Ordinance (02008-02) which
amends Ihe Town's charter and
changes the method of electing
Council Members lo “Residency
Voting", as set out in G.S. 160A-
101 (6) c. Under this method ol
voling, Ihe Town of Bermuda Run
Is divided inlo single member elec-
lorai dislricis, wilh council mem
bers being apporlloned lo Ihe dis
tricts so thal each member repro-
senls the same number of per?
sons as nearly as possible, and
councii members shall reside In
and represent the districts accord
ing to the apportionment plan so
adopted, but all candidates shall
be nominated and elected by ail
Ihe qualllled voters ol Ihe Town.
This ordinance was adopted alter
meeting the legal requirements lor
a Resolution ol intent and Public
Hearing on this mailer.
12-18-1 In
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Spanish. Vlftit NC Dopartmont of Juallco al www.ncdc^.oov • Appliaitlons win bo accopiod 11/26/08 through 01/02/09.
Drivers &
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Licensed nurses, full-llme and week
end shifts available. PRN also avail
able. CNAs, (ulMlme 1" & Z"" shifts
available. Apply In person at NC State
Veterans Home, 1601 Brenner Ave.,
Bldg. 10, Salisbury.
Llve*ln holp noodod noor Clommons to assist oldorly lody. Salary plus room and board. Coll ЭЭО>70О-3734
Drivers &
Transportation
DRIVERS - ASAPI SiQn on bonus. 35*41 cpm. Earn ovoi $1000 wookly. ExcoHont bon- ofits. Nood CDL-A A 3 mos rocont OTR. 877-25e-87B2, www.moliontnick.com
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sitions avallablo ASAPI COL< A with lankor required. Top pay. promium bonoWs and MUCH MOREI Call or vlalt us onlino. 077*484‘306e. www.oakIdytrdn8por1.com
DRIVERS- CDL-A; Wookond Homo Tlmoi Flatbod Company. PAID Vacation/Holidays, Full BenQllls, 401 k. OlTOCt Do- posK & MOREI 6 months OTR required. DOO-441-4271 X NC-100.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS from Roohl Traneport. Expoftonco tho Powor of Rod. *Joln Roohl's aworU winning flool of 40 years and Siudonis wol- A roquirod.still growing, come. ClassTraining Avallablo. AA/EOE 868 807.0345. QoRoohl.com
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS. CDL A teams, O/OPs and company drivors noodod. Eam up 10 $2.45 por milo. Ammo oxporionco q plus.
$2.000 sign-on bonus, f-000- 035-9471.
Driver
Metal Sales Mfg. a nationwide manufacturer ol motai building components. Is In need of a Full
\lme regional class A-CDL driver operating out
of our Mocksvllle, NC facility. Multiple stop
flatbed routes could bo 2*3 nights out. Operat
ing In NC, SC. VA, and parts of WV. Home
weekends and holidays. Late model Ryder
leased equipment, new trallors with Roll-Tlte
torplng conversion systems. You provide 3 years verilied'driVlnj-expi with clean driving
rocord and good customer sen/lce abilities.
Pay Is basod on mileage, stops,hours and chocks with a $750/week minimum guarantee.
Call Shelly Leazer @ eoO'228-6119 or stop by our plant @ 168 Quality Drive In Mocksville.
Child Care &
Domestics
Jlfe w T o d a y !
Counsolort A site directors
for YMCA Doloro & Altor School K-5 program. Provide chlldcaro. charactor dovolop' mont, homework asslslarKo. Must bo 18 with HS diploma. 2;30-6pmM-F Apply of.Oavlo YMCA, 215 Comolory St
General
Willing to educate a highly
motivated individuu) lor a rewarding career in financial services. Call 336-920-4862 lor InlQcvlow.
Call Classifieds to place your yard sale ad...
1-877-751-2120
RN/LPN, flrsl Shift. fuH or
part-llmo. CNA. 3om-l1pm I 11pm-7am. Call Health Corv toral ЗЭе-9Ве-6775
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Mocktvllle LlqutdMing tnilde Yard Sale. No геавогь аЫо ollar win bo refused. 114 Turkoyfool Road, Dec 6.13 Ä 20.iam-4pm
Mocktvllle. 351 Madbon
Road. (Olf 601 by Burger King.) Hugo $1 Sale. Oioantjc Yard Sale. Ovor 1,000& Uaed (toms! Everylhing is $11 Friday Docombor 1ET A Salurday Docombor 2tr, Bom'
until. 336-772-6760
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Deadline tor piiotos; Thursday, Decetnlief 18
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Clothes
Adult & Children
Coal, black toalhor good con- ditlQn.$15.0Q Suodo loothoi skirls. Exo. conditloni $22.r)0 All 8120 4/6. 704-637-3379
Coat Blackflight coal with fur Ifnod hood. Slzo 3 XL $20. Qood condition. 704-036- 99B3t)01oro 8pm.
Computers &
Software
Computer. Brand now HP Laptop. 2QD. 15.4* wido scroon. 120 QB hard drtvo. $500. 704-033 04Ö0
Monllor, Dell 10". Orondnow $100. Microsoft Word. 2007. Student vorsion. $100. Both stm in box. 336-751-9380
Electronics
Television, Magnavox.25" color. Uko now. $45. Pieaso call 33e-oe4-197i; 'or moro infonnotlon.
Exercise
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Qym oqulpmorn. Like now. Works arms, logs, and abs. Somo wotahta included. $80. Ploaso cair336-684-1975
Fuel & Wood
Firewood For Saie
Roady to Burn, you haul. Ploase Call 330-492-7331
HOLIDAY FIREWOODAll hardwood. 560 par
load Roady to burn. Alonso call 704-239-5508
Furniture &
Appliances
CoruoloTVbyRCA27", $75. Roose hitch wilh 2‘ ball. $200. Crock Compad vacuum ctoanor. $55. 704-636-8306
Couch and loveseat. Good condition and attractivo. 704* 636-7738. Beal offer or $125.00
Large wooden dresser for baby, changing tabto on lop. 707-636-7738.$30.00'
Maytag washer, агч>гох1' matoly (ivo* yoare okl, gooc cond. 704-636-7736. $100 01 best oltor.
RECUNER, MICnOSUEDEGrool condilton, ovoretulfod, camel color. $90. Ploaso call ООП18О704.40М743.
Rolrlgeratorby GE. Side by sido with Ico maker. Good condition. $250. Call 300-098-^74
Sofa Ш In plastic. Must soli. SlOdwiihdeilvory. Please call Loon 81330-392-3349
Sofa, Duncan Phyle. Rocov- orod. Excellont condilton. $400 negoliabio. Roaso call
704.786-8275
Used piano, Cable Nelson upright, good cond. Must bo
ablo lo move H. 636-7738. $200 or bost olfor
Games &
Books, Winnie Iho Pooh 17 books in all. hardback, now condition. 704 037-3370 $15.00
Furniture &
Appliances
Afr condltlor>erl*t10, $75. Hairdryer, $20. Ploaso caí 704-857-18Ö7
BED SET, 5PC. SOLID OAK FULL. Palnlod whito needs repainting. $150. Call Donlso 704-401-4743
Bods, pmow tope biand now with warranty. Must soil. F-$169. Q-$196. K-$250. Coil 3364»8-506a
Blanket / Hope Cheat, atill In carton, light oak. boautilul. $450. For moro infomiatton. pkiaao call 704-245-5230
Dunk Bods.Ntee sol, wood. 2 now mattresso8.$125 lim^. 336-098-3056
Computer desk with drawer, keyboard shelf & hutch. Prim- or coit on castors. 48w 24d 50h with mapk) wood finish. 704>642'049g
Need a new
washer
or dryer?
Want to gel rid
ofttiepid
one?
Call us to
place
anadio
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that old
appliance!
1-877-751-2120
Jswelry
Diamond Ring. 14 carrot yol- low goW, slzo 7. Minimum ol 1.5 carrot band stylo. Botnlls at $1500. sollinn for $500. 704-276-2234
IHachlne
& Tools
Track loadgr, MF200. Wilh backhoo attochmont. Rune
Sood. Noflds brako woctc. 0,500.336-040-6057
Medical
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Motorized wheelchair. $500. Plug in rochargo.Will dolivor. Call 04-647-0977, loavo mo ssago.
MIsc For Sale
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15 PEOPLE WANTED tolose up to 30 lbs In 30 Oaysl 100% GuarflntoodI Dr. Roo- ommondodi .$30. Call 704- 213-6355
BABY ITEMSnursing pillow, monitor, win
warmer, diaper slakor & wall' or 704-633-9194 lAn $50.
Baby/ToddlerToya
$5.00Call(7ÍM)239-0582
Cutting Torch
comploto, $250. Sllhl chain8awif310,$175. Ploase call 704-857-1867
Golf Cluba, Callaway Big Bortha driver 10*. Strata Put- tor, now. Wilt sou separate 33e-470-0480bolh $50.00
Jewefry Box,
...itianooua. $5.00 {704)230-0582
New cutlery set for sale. 17-ptoco Siitzer cutlery sol In caso. Qroat gift. 704-655-
Oil Drum with oil, $225. Cofloo 1аЫо,$30.Ironing board. $6. Ptoaso call 704-636-4632
Plastlo bags, 16 boxes ol plastic bogs (500 por box). $10 oach or $160, Ploaso call 704-636-7767
Pool tabto. 8* efate drop pockot. Qroat condilton. Ac- cossorlos Indudod. $409.
You move. 704-270-6393
Mise For Sale
SATCHEL BY DOONEY ^
BURKE. Brand Now. Navy Blue Satchol from QVC. Call 704-833*3364. $125.
Square playpen $12.00 Call(704)239-0582
Stato Quartere, 2 sets, игк:1г'
culalod. 0 & P mint. Short IS slatos. Approx. 134 available. $130 (or all 704-934-2579
STEEL ARCH BUILDfNQS: Many sizos. End of year saio- ropod and cancotod ordorsi Wai sell (or balanco owed. Call for HUGE savlngsl
800-352-0718
Troyblft Pressure Washer. Like new. 2600 psi. 5.0 Honda. $260. 704-вЗв-936в
Woodstove, Sierra. Freestanding, cast Iron. HoatsSood. $150. Ploaae call 336- 92-5570 for more info.
Wreathe. Now, boautilul Chrlslmas wroalhs with decorativo bwvs/omboliishmonts. $25-35. 704-636-7348. L^l
SportingGoods
CAMPINO TENT811x1011. Tent with carry case sloops 5.704 857-2945 $65.00
Want to Buy
Merchandise
TlmbM Pino or Hnni-wood. 10 flcroa w rno/o. So- toci лп(1 dour cut. Shnvor Woodpfoijucie, Inc. 7M 27ft- 0201.Niÿ'«704-278-4433
DogIS
FREE Jock Russel/chl-
huahuo mix. lb yoar oW malo. Froo to good homo. Ploaso can 704.
Pit Bull Pupe. Rod ГЮ80. 4 malos, 6 (omalos. Falhor is eOibs. ADBA roglatorod. $300 oach. 704-309-6554.
Schneuxer Mix. 3 month old fomalo. Froo to good Indoor homo. Ploaso call 704-6334770
Horses
Horseshoeing since 1971.
all typos.Joo Wagos 336 682-7950
Livestock
Hay for sale. May havo oats, foscuo, orchard grass in it. $3/balo. Square batos. Call 704-540-2532
other Pets
Guinea Pigs. 2 pigs with cages and accossonos. Hond raised. Reasonably priced. Ploaso can 338-7Г--
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Cats
FREE kittens. 2 boltio tod kittens. liilor box trained. M/F. To Good Homo Only, Coll 704-857-1523 / 704-'t33-7523
Dogs
Boxer. Approx. 4 yoars old. malo. Nouiored. up lo dato on shots. Ffoo to good homo. 336-407-6219
Chow PupsFuilbtoodod. Black.Roady for Chrlslmas. $f00.
336-940-3892
FREE Boxer/PIt mix. 5 year old male. Tame/Hyper. Freo lo good homo. Ptoaso calf for moro inlo. 704-223-0598
FREE daschund/chihuahua mix, 6 yoar oM (omal. Black. Swoot and loving. Ptoaso call 704-223-0508 lor moro Info.'
^ ___Puppies. Boxors, 3 matos / 3 fomatoa. Tails and dowciaws dono. Dowoonod. $250. 704-546-3644.
time (or Chrlstmasi AKCfogl&torod, maio and tomaio, first shots given, bolh parents on sito. $600 firm. Por serious buyers only, ploaso call
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Opportunities
100% RECESSION PROOF.Do You Earn Up lo $800/day (potential)? Your own local route. 25 Machines and Candy. All (or $0.995. 1-888-753- 3458. MultlVond, LLC
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Free stuff
BEAQLEFound beanie pup al Landis elm school. Ptoaso call lo idontlfy 704-890-2775.Loavo messago
FREE doga. Ono collie, ono
small mix brood. To good home oniy. Ptoaso cali (or moro In lo. 704-630^1005
FREE Labrador pupptos. 8wooks old. 2 choccuto, 3
black. Please call 704-239- 6242 ask lor Gary.
FREE Lebrador/Shar-Pelmix to loving homo. Toddy la 6 monlhs oTd. Very toving Aplay(ul. Call 704-245-в364
Instruction
ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINEIrom homo. Medical, Oust- ness, Paralogal, Computors, Criminal Justice. Job placo- mont os&istanco. Computot availAbto. Financial aid 11 qualiliod. Call 806-858-2121,
Lost & Found
Found Dog, Black, while, and tan; medium slzo. Found at Hürloy YMCA. 704-637-1188
Found Dog. Poodle found on Long Street, Salisbury. Ploase call to Idontlfy. 704-638-5700
FOUND dog. Schnauzor, malo. Oldor, possibly blind.
12/14 on WhHo Rd. by trans- for stotion 704-245-1893
FOUND small dog near Overton schookall to Idomify. Ploaso call 704-603-8055
Thoro's a w onderful w orld around us.
Full of fascinating placos. Intorosting
pooplo. Amazing cultures. Im portant
challenges. But sadly, our kids aro
nol gotting the chanco to (earn about
Ihelr world. W hon surveys show lhat
half of America's youth car\not locate
India or Iraq on a map, then w o hove
to w onder what thoy d o know about
thelr world. That's w hy w o created
fviyW ortdorfulW orld.oro. ft’a part
of a froo National G eographlc-lod
cam paign to qWo your kids Iho pow or
o f glob al know ledge. C o there today
and help them fiuccoed tom orrow.
Start with our freo parent and toacher
acilon kllQ. And (et your kids begin Ihe
adventure of a IKetlme.
ft'» a wonderful wortd. £xptor«l
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Notices
DAVI6 PnEQNANCY CARE Cvnior offon conridontial and truo prognancy toils, support sorvlcos and rolorrals. Mako a hoalth/ choic« lor your iilol Call 336-753 HOPE lorappt
DONATE YOUR VEHICLE • Receive $1000 Grocery
Coupon • United Breast Cancer Foundalton- Froo Mammograms. Broasi Cancer info: www.ubcf,lnfQ. Free Towing, Tax Deductibto, Non-Runners Accopted, 1-e68-46»-5904.
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nol rosponslbto for Rodger Leo Lowis financially oi othotwlso.
H o m e s
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H o m e s
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Home«» Government funding available for oil homo buyers who own land or havo family laryi. $0 down, oasy financing. Call 336-340-
..........Ill« area at DeadmonA Wall Wilson. Vory nice 3BR. 2BA, 2-car garago homo on landscaped .75 acre comor lol. $ 140,000 or ronI to own $850 ond 3-mo deposit,
Ploaae call 330-7S3-0323
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Notices
To those who exprossod
their sympathy in somany bonuliful a/Kf practl cal ways during our rocorit boroavomont, wo охюгк! ouf honrtlolt lhanks. Tlw Sullivan Family
Special
Occasions
DMr triandi t tamlly, thanks for tho cards, I0II07 tickets & your prosonco at tlw birthday party of Lily Mabe A twin Coby. Happy HoikJaysl
Dearest Ivey, Congratulations on all your accomplish-
montsi You aro a prodous ladyl I am so happy (or youi Love, Mom
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Clemmone. Located ln WostrkJgo ol Tanglowood. 2BR, 2BA palto homo. Good accosa lo I 40 and near by shopping. 336-766-77602
Land for Sale
Acreage, 324W00dsd Ptus2 ctoorod buikling silos, 2,4- 3.0 acres rural soRlno'road fronlago. 336-402'2M4
Mocksvllle. 1.0 acre lot oil
Pino Rldgo Rd. Tax value 1s tOk ptus. For aato at $8,500 firm. 336-284-2734
Manufactured
Home Sales
4BR, 2BA Now Homo. 6 Year Wflrranly. Cheap, Cheap. Won't LasI Lor>g. eee-203-0t2e
Builder he« 4 Horn««In this area.Will Finance. CheapI 1*' Come. 704-030-6400
Builder Ov*r«tock«d.3 and 4 Bedrooms. N o* Accepting Bkls.
70Í630-0149 1 •
Davio County Reslderrti,3 BR home roady to move in. Choop Payments.1I20
Divorce Sato3BR. huge living area with ~:h for a Ыд famlfy on 688-203-6128porciland.
Foreclosure Setel 3BR. 2BA. Accopting Bkls. 704-6304)149
Limited Federal Funds Aval-
abto for homos. 0 Down, low payment, no cloelng costs ll you own land. 704-630^400
Mocksvllle. Owner will linanco. 2BR, 2BA. 14 ft x 70 ft. ЗЛУ. $525/mo. All appllancos. W/D. Convontont to
1-40, Call 336-961-2777.
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Estate
Mocksvllle, townhouse In
MIKIt^ Way. Convonioni location, 20R/2BA, Ih уоагв old. Unit 118, boautilul pool complex $110,500. Call 336- 470-2051, 338-655-3447 01 336-751-5448,
H o m e s
fo r S a le
3BR, 1.SBA, houso. Corpott, now palm and carpot. Í175
eq.1t. $82,000. Call tor Inlor- matlon, 33d-909-0445.
Bad crodit OK, t00% FIfwnc- Ing 155 Camdon Cl. зав/2ВА. Shady Grove School, 1260 81, built 1097, 1
00 cul-do-sao loncod lot.
$139,000, $0dwn.$107iVmo. Kirn-Ownor 071-0631
Real Estate - Wo will buy your house today. All cash. Fast sotllomont. Any condi
tion. Hon« Real Estit*. (336)722-1122
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Bear CreelTChurch Mdi 10[acre« -f. 3QR/1BA, baso' I ment. shop building, bams, i pond. Wm R Oavto Sdiool, I $625/то 4- doo 4 refs. Ь36-751-5вге
'/MBormudfl Run Country dub Rent to Own. Э OR, 2 Ц QA ,f.l townhouie. garage. ’ 20« , ' > SQ.ft. ftcfoss (rom go« course, , lake in back. S6,000 down. W $t,O0Qmonm.7O4-e3O^»95
Bermuda Run County Club f 3BR, 2.5BA, gar., 2.000>SF, corner unit, lako/golf view. $1800/mo. 704-630-0695
Century 2t Triad
336-7St-oae7
SSOMcCultouQhRd., Moekavllte3/49R, IBA. $67S/monlh
120WaverlyDr.-
Advanco Located In Klndoflon. 3BR,2DA. Availablo oflor Doc.17*' $110(ymonth
5020-H Thoroughbred
Lit. Upper lovol, 2QR, 2BA condo. TaslofuHy decorated, liropiaco, neighborhood pool, dub- house. an oppliancos Including washer S dryer.
1 yr. toaso roq. $70(ymo.
6916 King Charles Ct.,
Clemmons. Two story lownhomo. Freshly painted. 2 BR. 2 BA All appllancos including washer & dryer. 1 year ioaso roq.
$675/tT>onih
5926 King Charles Ct.,
Clemmons. Two slory lownlKxno. Brand now kitcheni Fresh paint ond
carpot. 2 BR, 2 BA, aii ap- pliances Including washer & dryer. 1 year loose req.$695/monlh
540 E Lexington Road, Mocksvlll«. 2BR,2BA, LR ondDon.$50(Vma
6S4BEL«xingtonRd..
Mocksvlll«. 3BR.2 BA, Oil hoat. $375'mo.
155 Tuttorow Road. Mocksvlllo. 5 BR.4hBA, Ovor 4.000 SF with baso- mon(. All appliances Including washer & dryer.
$1,30a'month
250 Ken Owlggln^ Mocksvitle. 4BR.-20A. Greal Location. $75(VmOi
137 A 139 Sterling Dr., Mocksville. 2BR,2BA lownhorrws. Brand new with garage. $77&^mo. ea.
BMC Business Park-Commercial Spacoa avali- abto on Iho comor of Hwy
64 ond Dalton Rd
Coll Century 21 Triad 336-751-0067, Ext. 213
Mon-Fri 8am-Spm OR 336*781 *5555 E xt 213
nights and weekends.
H o u s e s
f o r R e n t
Coole«me«. Wostviow Avo. 2/3BR. 2BA. Attached carport. small basomont, & slorago building. $600/month plus
deposit. 336-492-6264 or 336-762-2706
Davi« County 2BR/taA and
also 3BW1.5BA Singlo wIdo HUBmobüo home, comod. 336-675-2101 wel-
Davi« County Rental Property Avallabto For informa
tion. pieaso caí Contury 21 Triad at 336-751-0067 or vls-
•orlnformotk coll Century 21 Triad al 336-751-0067 or visit
ERA Premier Realty JackI« Coulston 336-753-6777 or
ЗЭв'7в1-2095
MOCKSVIUE-Updated, cottage. 3BR, IBA, porch,
gari * ■
ADVANCE-Spadoua now
homo with hurdwoods. 3- 4BR,2BA.4*'BR or bonus room, gas tog fireplace,
garago. $12Wmonth.
A0VANCE-2BR. IBA with
hardwoods, dining area basement & garage. $75(Vmonth
ADVANCE-3BR.2BA W- tovel with dock, garage A wired outbuining. ' SOSO/month.
MOCKSVILLE - Chaitoston №dge. Smoke (roe. well maintained 3BR, 2BA w/vauftod collings, garden
lub & separate shower, oversize 2-car garago A deck.$95Q^month.
MOCKSVILLE-North Main.
2BR, IBA. hardwoods, living room, dining room, oat- inkitchen, basement. $60(Vmonlh.
ERA Premier Realty JackI« Coulston
336-753-6777 or ЭЭв'751 • 2089
Lak« Myera, November 3rd
lo April 3rd - Spacious 1 bedroom, 1 bath furnished take front villa for rent. Cabto and Wotor fncludod. Moteroo Eioctric. $500.00 per month ♦
Eioctric. Must bo obto lo pass a criminal background chock, Flrsl and last months rent due immedlatoly. To eel in an appointment lo vtow or tor moro
Info call 336^69-5378.
Mocksvlll« 2BR/1BA,on private fami k>l. heat pump,
convontont 10 shopping. $45Q'mo * dop * roferoncos. 336-751-5628
Mooksvlile ront lo own, 1 ac, 3BR/1BA, w orkup, 2 bams,
garden spot, horses welconfM $e95/mo. 336-961-2777
H o u s e s
f o r R e n t
Cliurch Rd. E|l. Virtually all newl Totaiv renovated. 4BR, 2 FuH BA. Living room, eat-ln
kitchen with new applances. Refrtgerator, ranoo, ml- crowAve hood and dishwasher. Wafihei/dryer connoo- tlons. New electric hoat pack- Central heat A olr, OutbuiU-
ings with eleclrto, largo lot Wm, R. Davio Elomontory School Oistrtct. No Pots. No Smoking. 336-753-8357
Modcsvlfl«.2BR,1DA. Rovl- laDzed cottage, private bock yard. Living room, kitchen, Complotely remodetod. Rocking chav front porch,
scre«ned-ln bock porch. New eleclrto, phimblng, windows, doors, kitdien, bath, paint Inside ond out. Range, refr{ge^ alor. heat & air. Can bo business or rosklenlai. Zoned;
Town Center. 336-753-8357
Uockavlll«. In town tocation. 2В а IBA. Oopoett roquirod. $550/month. Pieaso coll 336-
492-6351 lor moro into.
PENNINGTON A CO.
336-99»-»400 336>00»<1747
Qermanton Road - HWY 6, Wtnston-Batem - Duplex 2BR.lBA.$625/month. $625/deposit. Includes
yanjwork and water. 336-998-9400 ootion 2
SunnydeH L«n•-
M ock•vlll«-38R,гBA.Fenced backyaid. $65Q/mon\h.$^ deposit. 336-906-0400 optton 4
Parker ROMt, Mocksvlll« > 3BR, 2BA. $aO(Vmonlh, $600 deposit. 336-996-9400
options
B«naon 8trM t-2B R . 1
BA,$COQ^month4$600 deposit, 336-998-0400 option 7
Mr. Lmdtord/OwnM>-3-4
BR Rentals. Do you have one empty? Cal us, we havo qualllied applicants
CoodoeATownhom««
available soon. Cal Janioe for more Informatton. 336-909-0747
Commercial Pnapartles/ Businesses for lease or sato. Call Janice McDantol
336-000-0747
Pennington A Co.
336-M6-M00 33640^^47
TWINBROOK- fmmaculale
3BR. 1.5 BA brtok ranch. Now carpot A paint. Approx. 1600 sq It. $d0(Vmo, + $900 sec. dep. No pots, lYr toaso lo- qulred. Cal Mary Hendridca
O 336-MO-7077
Land
for Rent
Advance. Large, ntoe mo
bile home space for ront on Rodford Rd. Davio Cty, $175 per mo. Cafl 336-998-4508
O ffic e «
C o m m e rc ia l
R e n ta l
BCM Buslnata Park, Forsalo or Ioaso, 0,000 sq. ft. building. 1500 lo 4500 sq It units. Commercial lots lor sole or will bmu lo sull ton-
am. 336-098-3165
M a n u fa c tu re d
H o m e L o ts
Advance.Mobile homo tot. 07 or nowor. 2 months froo ront. 336-098-2872
Manufactured
Home for Rent
Advano«. For Ront or Solo. Loss than 1 mik) from EUfs Middle. New doublewkk). $65(Угтю, Taking appllcatk^ns.
Call 336-940-5221 forinfo.
Advene«. Ntoe socludod mobao homo on boautilul
woodod tot. 2BR, 20A. carport. storage buikling.W/D, fenced in back yard. $650/mo. 336-072-3819 •
Mocksvllle 4BR, 2BA, private fenn k)t, hoot pump, firoptoco. Convoniont lo shop
ping. $700Лпо 4 doposit 4 references. 336-751-5628
Mockavllle, Must Sool Private sottingl 2BR/2DA.
all appllancos, central hoat A air, dock, A garago. No
smoking. No pots. $600/mo. plus doposil.
336-9g6-36d6.
Mockivlli«.2DR.1BA. Prtvato wooded lot. No Inskfo pots. Wfitor Included. Ro(oi-
encos a must, $375/monlh plus deposit. 336-284-2288
basement, carport, contrai hoat A air, $70C^n« pkts doposit. 336-009-0664
Mockavllle. Roady Now 2 BR brick house, fumlshod, also etoctrto. $55(V mo 2BR, 1 BA mobile home, prtvolo
lot. 704-267-5561
0«B«ltvRd.noarYadkW Davto Co. lino. 14x60,2BR. 2 BA overìooking smaB pond. Qutot focatlori. No largo pois or aggressive broeds. Access to W .8„ Mocksvllle. or Yad-
kInvUto Is easy 15-20 mln. drtvo. Long lorm ronters $55<Vmonlh. $550 ‘Cali 336^06-1081
Manufactured
Home for Rent
Mocksvllle. 2BR, 2BA on 2 nero lot, $G50/mo ♦ doposit. HUD accopiod. 336-409-0645
William R. Davle District. 3BR. 2DA mobito homo on largo private tot. $600/mo. * doposit. No pole. Fumlshod. 336-492-5190
Yadkinviile. 2 (ixor-up irail- ors for rent on Ray T. Mooro Road. Ploaso call 336-463- 4995 for mof 0 inlormatton.
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Autos
Chrysler PT Cnjiser QT 2004, 4 door, loalhor. sunroof, turbo. 5 yr 100,000 mi warranty. $7.535. Loadodl 100% guarantood (Inancingl
Honda Accord LX, 2005Black w/tan interior. 4 door.
FIvo year 100.000 mito warranty! $9,095. 100% guaranteed ftnancingl
Autos
Bulck. Rivfora1997 Silvor with loalhor sonls Local 1 ownor. 160,000 mitob $2000 call 704633-5071
HONDA. 2001, ACCORD EX. $0 down, wHl holp finance. Crodtt, No ProbtomI Privato party sato. СО1170-Г871-222Э
JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMASIJoop. 1994, Wrongtor Sahara Ed., 4x4, 6-cyl, 5 spood. now cl'Jtch, PS, AC, ST, Now 33 in Tiros,
Tan. Gronl Condition w/ almost now engine. 704■040-CÖQ2 $0000
Motorcycles
& A T V S
Suzuki, 200« GSX-R 750YottowiBik. Jusl ovor 3400
rnilos. Two Brotlwrs cart>on- libor pipo, carbon fiber loavors and turn signals, now bnck tiro, ono holmol L/XL. Asking SO,300.Call 70-1-213-2464
Service & Parts
Tires. 4 P255/70R 18“* Brkfgoslono Duelor AT Tiros with Just 10550 mitos. Tiros mounlod on 16 inch Qladiatoi casi alumlnum whoels for 2008 Jeep Wrangtor. $1,000 for Ihe comploto sol of tires ond whoels, 336-096-0963, leavü mossogo.
Toolboxes. Ono full size stnlnlo&s stool $225'. two Kobalt 5 II. stainless $125 oa. 330-706-7003 loavo msg.
Trucks, SUVs
& Vans
2008.V QVWR, Bam Ooors, w/Ramp. Sido Door. Full Sparo. Hitch avaMabto. Reduced. $3,100 OBO. 336-313-0326
Trucks, SUVs
& Vans
Ford F-tSO XLT 200S. Clean, ntee truck. 4 door. V-8, P/W.
P/L. cruise, CD. long bod, whito w/ gray (niorior. retail prico $14,600, Sen price $0.450.336-751-5628
Land Rover, 1999 Discovery
SE 11, Groat OH-Road. Exc. cond.. toadod, Black Wgray int.. 106K mi, 704-210-6002. $6.500 obo
Volkswagen Pauat QLS
2004. Dark Gray w/ Dart« Gray intertor, 5 year 100.000 mile woaanty, $9.995. 100% guarontood financingl
Financial
Services
Trucks, SUVs
& Vans
Toyot«, 4 Runner 19904X4
Aulo. air, all power, now tiros, brakes and liming chain, elc. ExcoltonI condioon. $3.750. Ploaso call 704-310-1640 ot 316-792-5601
Auctions
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Looking for a ilepondebt«baby-«ttt«r? Loving mother of four wUI watch chikJren In my homo. Boloro and afterschool care avallabto. Ploaso can 336-006-1740.
Financial
Services
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Lawn Maint. &
Landscaping
Denny'« Lawn Sarvie«: Corrplete lawn servlc« from one souroe. Mowing, plug* ‘ )g, tertfllzlng. log. pme neediea,
mutoh. State certified for spraying and Inauntd. Tractor worn If needed. Thirty yoors experlenc«. Pfaa««
calt 336-996-3675 or 336- 39^-7063 for estimate.
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Mssonry Worte. Irtek or Block. roundationt, QsraQM, cNmneys, pOfcN •t. sMps. elo. BuBt new or repaired. Over 36 yean experlance. Mured, ree- •ontbto r«M. Free Estimai«. ЗЭМв245бО or 336-096-4755
Miaeellaneoua
S e r v ie « «
Br«Mt pump, M«d«la Pump
fn-Styto Advanoo. Used. Attachments, Extras. $200. 704-267-6675
Lanya Aulo CMiMnsh
Complot# hand dolallng aer- vico. Cal for appoinlm«nL 336-764^50. Reforenc«« avalobi« upon roquesL
N««d your houM deaned for the holUays? Need to finish last rt)lnuto Chitstmaa without
tho kkls? Call Joy al 336-940- 3115 lo holp. Referenoee avaiabto.
Music
Services
SOPER PIANO SCRVtCe,piano tur^g A repair. Call 336-267-6265 or «man loper- planoO««rthlnk.no(
i^lumblngS«rvic««
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Home
Improvement
Uiwson’« Hofne impruvemanis Wiriiow». doors, vinyl tiding, brtck. Nock work, log tktoig. hardwood floortng. Freo MB- mates. Ownor Andy Lewson Can 33d-4CU-54lO 339-
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Canopy Tr«« 8«rvte«, Pro-
fosslonot Setvlco at roasorv abto rates. Fuly Insured. Call tor free estlmatos. Relor- oncos avallabto. Also, firewood for sale. 336-0964374
тем OuaiKy Tim Car« A Land Malnlenanca. Ha2- anjoua romovala, pruning A
prosorvaltoln, storm.tlomag« clon-up. gfadln(i:j^haullf)g. clearing, stumpy*ramovd, landscaping. Thomas M«№i. Insured. Coll: 336-407*7534,
home: 336-059-9611
Timber Wanted, 2 acros or
more dear or select, smal or large tracts, commiasion for timer bough on reforraia. bost prtcos guaranteed. H A M Logging, 336-466-
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The winners o f the school
system's holiday card contest
were announced at the Dec. I
school board meeting.
One winner from each level
was selected, nnd their artwork
was compiled into one card that
the system sent out to county
officials, business partners and
other area businesses.
From the elementary level,
M a ’ kiya D alto n , a second
grader at W illiam R. P avie,
was selected for her image
depicting holiday designs,
colorful circles and stars.
Stephanie Velotta, an eighth
grader at South D avie, was
chosen for her design of
colorful ornaments, and from
the high school, Jocelyn
D a w a l’S' depiction o f a
Christmas card, complete with
a mug o f hot ctiocolate, a
m arshm allow snowman and
holly w ith a cutout like the
edging o f a card, wns the
winner.
Each received a $50 gift
card.Art work by students Is featured on the Davle County
Schools holiday card.
L a n c e S t o u t I n U p s i l o n P i E p s i l o n
Lance Joshua Stout of Ad
vance, a Clemson University
senior majoring In computer
science, wns inducted into Up-
sllon Pi Epsilon, the nntionnl
computer scicnce honor society.
Upsilon Pi Epsilon recog
nizes outstnnding scholnstic nnd
professional achievements in
the computing nnd information
disciplines.
The Clemson chapter in
ducts students twice a year.
Membership is by invitation
only. Inductees must have nt
least a B average in computer
science courses and at lepst a B
average overall.
Upsilon Pi Epsilon is rccog
nized worldwide as an indica
tion of exccllcncc in computing.
Upsilon Pi Epsilon tries to en-
courage a sense of unity and
camaraderie within the school
of computing through different
activities. Membere volunteer to
assist with weekly tutoring ses
sions for undergraduate students
in freshmen- and sophomore-
level computer science classes,
Social activities are promoted to
encourage a sense of commu
nity,
Y a d te l
B r a a tíb a n ü in t e r n e t
D eborah S m ink Earns O ffice Personnel A w ard
K ) t
The D avie County
Association o f Educational
O fficc Professionals
(DCAEO P) honored the school
administrators recently with the
annual Administrators Banquet
in the W illiam Ellis M iddle
School cafeteria.
The group wns.served nn
evening meal that featured a
catered dinner buffet. For
entertainment, the Davie High
School Jazz Ensem ble
performed.
Deborah Smink, director of
finance for the schools, was
named ndministrntor of the year.
The nwnrd wns presented by
Shelin Stanley, president of
DCAEOP
Members of the association '
gave all administrators a small
gift, as n token o f appreciation
for Iheir work and dedication.
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Davie Family YM CA
215 Cemetery St.
Mocksville (Off Farmington Rd.
and Hwy. 158)
Thurs., Dec. 18,5:30 p.m.
Winston-Salem Hampton Inn
1990 Hampton Inn Court
Winston-Salem
(Near Hanes Mall)
Thurs., Dec. 18,2:00 p.m.
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Winston-Salem
(Near Hanes Mall)
Mon., Dec. 29,10:00 a.m.
Davie County Public Library
371 South Main St.
Mocksville (Off Hwy. 158
Turns into Main St.)
Annual Enrollment Period starts November 15th and ends December 31st.
Other products offere^fpr Medicare beneficiaries include Blue Medicare Supplements^:
and Blue Medicare Rx ' .
Fire Damages Home
Pets Perish In Blaze
Near Mocksville
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Victim
B y Jackie Seabolt
Enterprise Record
A D avie man who had charges,
including an assault on an officer,
dismissed against him in October
rec e iv e d a p a y m e n t fro m the
county last month for his legal and
m edical bills.
Harold W ayne Sm ith, 69, was
charged Sept. 28 w ith resisting a
public officer and assault on a gov
ernment official.
“ The charges came after Sm ith
w as shot w ith a Taser and re
strained by officers from entering
a burning barn on his property.
Officers reported Sm ith w ould not
com ply w ith their orders to stop
and bent one officers hand back
when he attempted to stop him .
Please See TYiser ■ Page 4
B u s i n e s s e s
R o b b e d
T w o D o w n to w n M o c k s v ille
businesses were the victim s o f rob
beries the afternoon o f Thursday,
Dec. 18.
T h e tw o suspects grabbed
m oney from M iss Judy’s D olls,
and took money from the cash reg
ister at Happy House M iniatiires.
M ocksville Police reported the
suspects as tw o black fem ales, one
m edium to stocky build, about 5-7
to 5-8 tall, and the other a 6-2 to 6-
6 and slender. Both were believed
to be in their 40s, and left in a white
vehicle.
A t M iss Judy’s, they are ac
cused o f grabbing pocketbooks and
money at about 1:30 p.m . A t Happy
House, one o f the w om en took
m oney from the register as the
other created a distraction, police
reported.
Christ Is Born
Hillsdale Baptist Church brought its live nativity to Downtown Mocksville's Junkers Mill outdoor theater. Above, Emma Helton and
Dyllan Everhardt look on as Nolan Smith and Kayla Logan portray the manger scene. Below left, Sandy Swartz and Chad Helton
provide some Christmas music, and at right, an angel above looks over the festivities. For more photos, please turn to page 3.
- Photos by Robin Snow
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Hungry?
Serving Him Serving Free Brealcfast On Cliristmas Morning
T im es are tough and m any
residents o f D avie and surrounding
areas are struggling to m ake ends
m eet, e s p e c ia lly d u rin g this
Christmas season when giving to
others is the norm.
One group o f individuals came
up w ith an idea to give a gift to
many w ith no strings attached.
"I was approached by Ron and
Penny Stroupe w ith an idea o f
w ishing m any D avie residents a
M e rry C hristm as by sharing a
hom e-cooked style m eal at no
charge," says M ike Drayton o f the
S erv in g H im M in is try . "T h e
C hristm as m orning com m unity
breakfast came together in such a
short tim e and m y w ife Debbie and
I are thrilled that Serving H im is
a b le to be a b ig part o f this
w onderful idea. W e ’re w orking
hard to get the w ord out to the
com m unity and w e surely w ant all
tq know that everyone is invited
regardless o f personal situations,"
Robert M orris , ow ner o f C's
B a r-B -Q u e in M o c k s v ille , is
donating the use o f his facility to
a llo w fo lk s a place to com e
together as one and celebrate the
Christm as holiday. Som e o f his
Staff w ill be at the breakfast to
supervise the p rep aratio n and
handling o f the meals,
"Christm as is a tim e o f giving
and a tim e when God gave us all a
g ift in that o f his son Jesus Christ”,
says D rayton, "W e want to give all
w ho stop by a gift o f a hot hom e-
style breakfast w ith ultra friendly
service and plenty o f smiles,
“N o one should be lonely at this
most joyous tim e o f year so w e ’re
asking folks to look around and
bring someone w ho m ight have
their spirits lifted by this m eal.
W e’ ll do our best to show them
G o d ’s love and isn ’t that w hat
Christmas is really all about? The
Please See B reakfast - Page 4
Patty Shaver, an employee at
C’s Bar-B-Que, will oversee
the breakfast meals.
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2 ■ DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dcc. 25,2008
The Story Of
The Birth
Of Jesus
And it came to pnss in those dnys, that there went out n decree
from Caesar Augustus that all tlie world should be taxed,
(And this taxing was first made when Cyrenius was governor
of Syria.)
And all went to be taxed, every one into his own city.
- And Joseph also went up from Galilee, out of the city of
Nazareth, into Judea, unto the city' of David, which is called
Bethlehem; (beiause he was of the house and lineage o f David:)
To be taxed with M ary his espoused wife, being great with
child. ■,
And so it was, that, while they were thore, the days were
accomplished that she should be delivered.
J ' And she brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in
swaddling clRthes. andjaid him in a manger; because there was
no room fbr-Tfi6mTn"{he inn.
And there were in the same country shepherds abiding in the
field, keeping watch over their flock by night.
And, lo, the angel of the Lord came upon them, and the glory
of the Lord shone round about them: and they were sore afraid.
And the angel said unto them, Fear not: for, behold, I bring
you good tidings o f great joy, which shall be to all people.
' For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour,
which is Christ the Lord. i
And this shall be a sign unto you; Ye shall find the babe
wrapped ii\ swaddling clothes, lying in a manger.
And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the
heavenly host praising God, and saying,
■ Glory to God in the highest, and On earth peace, good will
toward men.
And it came to pass, as the angels were gone away from them
into heaven, the shepherds said one to another. Let us now go
even unto Bethlehem, and see this thing which is come to pass,,
which the Lord hath made known unto us.
And they camé with haste, and found Mary, and Joseph, and
the babe lying in a manger.
And when they had seen it, they made known abroad the
saying which was told them concerning this child.
And all they that heard it wondered ut those things which
were told them by the shepherds.
But M ary kept all’these things, and pondered them in her
heart.
And the shepherds returned, glorifying and praising God for
all the things that they had heard and seen, as it was told unto
them.
— Luke2;l-20,K JV
I n T h e M a Ü ...
A Great Place To Call Home
To the editor;
When I moved lo Duvie County 10 yeurs ngo, I went to work
at Great Clips right across the Yadkin River. 1 had the pleasure of
meeting many folks from Furmington. I wus raised in small town
South Carolina. M y Uncle Gene wus well known in the drag rac
ing circuit nnd a King at Farmington Dragway. M y family was
not close knit nnd I was drawn to Dnvie for many different, good
reasons. 1 moved to L& G Hair Design und quickly met and came
to love muny Dnvie residents from all the communijles und sur
rounding counties. t ;, :-
Circumstance brought me home to Farmihgtpn: As 1 sil.back
and delight in this C hristas. I;ca)i honestly say, God brotigb^e
here. M y work duys are fillea with people, some of the b e^f^e
ever known. M y life is filled by the things 1 see around me, nnd 1
enjoy every waking moment here., I have never before been as
ble.^sed.nnd encouraged by the stories I am .witness to daily and
pray that'this holiday season all those who know me ure us filled
wilh Christ and his love. All he was born to do wns die same as
Agencies Helpful, Courteous
To the editor;
I would like to express my gratitude as well as<deepest thanks
to the Davie County EMS, Mocksville Police Department and the
staff o f Davie County Hospitni.
The above-mentioned entities helped me very much recently.
The above depurtments all acted with Iho utmost professionalism
and Courtesy.
The staff and doctors ut Davie Hospitni made my visit as com-,
fortable as possible. They were always professional, kind, pleas
ant and above all - very competent.
Once again, thank you to everyone.
Burbnru Hepler
Mocksville
me and you. Let’s look forward to days filled wilh cach olher and
the joy we can share.
Reginu Fulton Sheppard
Farmington
Thanks F^or Helping Broughton Patients
To the editor;
. Once again, the compassionate Dayie County people have re
sponded generously to a deserving causei'ihe Broughlo^Hcjspital
Cheer Fund with many gj|ls nnd m on(aai^M )®tio'’s- Qn’ their
behalf, let me SBy;'‘th!in !?^^'to all w h ^ ^ ln b u ie d andijhe 18
volunteers who deVbtcd il da3G)f servicqiti deTivcr and wrap gifts.
Especially deserving of ihunks is the Davie Counly Enterprise
RecortI for allowing the news of this project to be made known to
our readers,
Helen Foster, chair
Mocksville
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12/19
Spectators watch as members of Hillsdale Baptist Church present a live nativity at Junkers Mill In Downtown Mocksville. - Photos by Robin Snow
Sandy Swartz and the l-iillsdale Baptist Choir sing some Christmas music.
Zander Richardson and Trevor Richardson make Pastor Dale Harlan says
their way to the nativity. a few words.
Music director Brent Helton (right) directs the praise band. Dyllan Everhardt gets an up-close look at a camel.
The Holly and fhe Ivy
The holly and Ihe ivy,
When Ihey arc both in full grown.
Of all Ihe irees lhat are in Ihe wood,
The holly bears Ihe crown.
The rising of Ihe sun,
And Ihe running of Ihc deer,
The pinying of the merry organ,
Sweel singing in Ihc choir.
The holly bears a blossom.
As while as the lily flower.
And Mary bore sweet Jesus Chrisl
To be our swoel savior.
The holly bears a bciry
As read as any blood.
And Mary bore swcci Jesus Christ
To do poor sinners good.
The holly bears a prickle
As sharp as any Ihom,
And Mary bore sweet Jesus Christ
On Christmas day in the mora.
The holly bears a bark
As bitter as any gall,
And Mary bore sweel Jesus Cllrist
For lo redeem us all.
The holly and Ihe ivy.
When they are both full grown,
o f all Ihe trees lhat are in the wood
The holly bears Ihe crown.
-Old English Christmas Carol
4 - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 25,2008
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family out on Baltimore Road.
She spends her time reading and enjoys tlie Bingo
games in our recreation program. Lucille has an
interesting background having been one o f the
originators o f Sam’s Gourmet, She spent twenty-
five years helping to manage the business and
misses the work there,
Lucille also was employed at R, J, Reynolds for
twenty-five years but admits that she preferred her
time Sam’s Gourmet,
W e welcome her here at Davie Place and join her in
wishing everyone a M en y Christmas and Joyous
New Year,
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Continued,From Pnge 1
Five horses were inside the bam
and died.
The cliargcs against Smith
were dismissed three duys later,
by Assistant District Attorney
Ina Stanton. District Attorney
G arry Frank said that the
charges were dismissed after a
totiil analysis of the situation.
Seth Phillips
Takes Navy
Basic Training
N avy Seaman Selh L.
P hillips, son o f Shelia R,
Sammons of W oodleaf and
Tony L. Phillips of Mocksville,
recently completed U.S. Navy
basic training at Recruit Train
ing Command, Great Lakes, 111,
During the eight-week pro
gram, Phillips completed a va
riety of training which included
classroom study and practical
instruction on naval customs,
first aid, firefighting, water
safety and survival, and ship'’
board and aircraft safety. An
emphasis was also placcd on
physical fitness. ■ ' ■,
The capstonc event of boot
camp is "Baltic Stations". This
exercisc gives recruits the skills
and confidence they need to
succeed in the fleet, "Battle Sta
tions" is designed to galvanize
Ihc baiiic warrior attributes of
sacrifice, dedication, teamwork
and endurance in each recruit
through Ihc practical application
of basic Nuvy skills and the
core values of honor, courage
and comniilment.
Phillips is a 2005 graduate
of West Rowan High School of
Salisbury.
C h risto p h er R o b ert Veal
Veal Completes Marine Training
PFC Christopher Robert
Veal, son of Robert and Mary
Anne Veal, recently completed
basic training al Marino Corps
Recruit Depot, Purris Island,
S.C.
Veal completed 12 weeks of
training designed t6 challenge
new Marine recruits physically
and mentally.
Veal and his fellow recruits
began their training cach day at
5 a.m., by running three miles
and performing calisthenics. In
addition to the physical
conditioning program, Veal
spent numerous hours in
classroom and field
assignments, which included
learning first aid, uniform
regulations, combat water
survival, iTiarksmanship, hand-
to-hand combat and assorted
weapons training. They
performed close order drill and
operated as a small infantry unit
during field training.
Vetil received instructions on
the Marine Corps’ core values
honor, courage and
com m iim ent, and w hal the
words mean ir\ guiding personal
and professional conduct. Veal
and fellow recruits ended the
training , phase w ith the
Crucible, a 54-hour team effort
and problem solving evolution.
After graduation from Parris
Island, he w ill be stationed at
Camp Geiger for nine weeks of
combat training, He w ill begin
additional training at Camp
Lejeune in North Carolina,,
Veal is a 2008 graduate of
Davie High School,-
OW if
or re-
"Under our laws the district
attorney’s position is to execute
prosecutorisi discretion! based
on common Sense."
Frank did nq,t kn
Stanton had consulted
viewed the evidence with Sher
iff Andy Stokes or the officers
involved, but said that she was
briefed on the facts and there
was discussion of the case at his
office.
Frank siiid that he has since
reviewed the audio and' video
recordings from the Taser used
on S m ith,-
On Nov. 12 Davie County
paid Smith $12,000. According
to County Manager Beth Dirks
the money was reimbursement
to Smith for his legal and m e -.
dial fees.
W hen Dirks was asked if
there was ever a threat of a law
suit against the county she re
plies, "Yes and no. It was being
made a much bigger deal than
it was and that was making the .
situation worse,”
Dirks said the relationship
between her office and the
sheriff’s department has not
been affected. "I have a job to
do and the sheriff has a job to
do. We may nol always look al
things the same way. 1 rcspect
that lie stands behind his men,
but I had to look at this from a
business standpoint."
Dirks said that she has re
viewed the video and audio re
cordings from the Taser used on
Breakfast...
Continued From Page 1
eggs to Older, bacon, sausage,
gravy, grits, biscuits, toast and
drinks will surely gel
everyone’s Christmas day off
to a merry slart. A gift isn’t a
gift if you don’t receive il so
wo hope many comc and
reccive,” he said.
Event organizers have
provided the follow ing
inform ation aboul the Dec,
25th Christm as m orning
com m unity breakfast. The
doors lo the restaurant al 2203
US 601 N. will open at 6 a,m.
with breakfast served from 6-
10 a.m. There is no charge, but
donations will be accepled with
proceeds going to the Serving
Him Ministry for communily
activities.
For further inform alion,
contact event planner Drayton
at 751-7661, or al
inilrciytoii@mocksvHlc.com.
Smith, but didnU comment any :
further,. '*
Stokes said that the D A ’s of
fice did not review the record
ings or consult with him or the ;
officers involved before dis
missal of the charges against
Sm ith, “ 1 believe anytim e
there’s an assaiilt on an officer,
that case needs to be prosecuted
lo the fullest,”
Stokes said that it’s not nor
mal to ' dismiss a case without ,
consulting those involved, “We,
never understood why the',>
chargés were dropped,”
Stokes said that the Taser is ,
not a topi of jast resbrl, bUt the:
first tool officers go to to pre-;
vent injury. "It has no.lasting
effect and no permanent injury
for the suspect or officer. I ’d call
it a tool of mercy. It does away
with,'the violent contact associ
ated with firiests for so many
years,”
Stokes says his officers give
a, warning before using their
TaScrs, and that Sm ith was
given that warning before being
shot,
"Our officers responded; to
this. We were ¿titled. Their con-
dupt was appropriate, justified,
reasonable, ahd lawful. M y ob
jection to this dismissal is il
makes it look like our officers
did something wrong. Our ac
tions were lawful and reason
able under the circumstances,”
Frank said the case was nol
evaluated as to whether anyone
did anything right or wrong, “I
dcal;With whether to prosecute
someone criminally/’
: ^Slokes said he and his offic
ers understand Smith was in a
desperate situation. “We simply
could not allow him lo cause
injury to himself. He was the
victim in the fire, not the arresi.
We did not intend to make him
a victim a second lihie by our
actions.”
2 Charged With Child Abuse
Two M ocksvillc residents
were arrested Dec. 18 for se
verely beating a 2-ycar-old
child,
Joseph .'Crogar, 38, ■ and
Stephanie Payne. 27, were ar
rested by Mocksville Police for
felony child abuse. They were
held in lieu of a $30,000 bond
each,
Dcleclive Jerry Mcdlin said
that Cregar admitted to “losing
control” and beating Ihc boy,
who is Payne’s son. The bcat-
ing left Itic boy with severe
bruises on his buttocks, Mcdlin
said.
The detective said lhat Payne
. >yas chargcd for trying to cover
"up ihe crime, which occtirred on
Nov, 25,
The boy, and three other chil
dren who were living in Ihc
Bingham Street'hom e, were
taken into custody of pavie So
cial Services, and were later re
leased inlo custody of relatives.
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Solution On Page 9
C r o s s w o r d P u z z l e
Getting High
ACROSS
1. Tourde France,
for one
5. Islands dance
9, Miner's tiling
14, Periods of history
15, Cross to bear
16, For this reason
17, Schoolyard game
19, Rent-a-car
quotes
20, Te-__(cigar
brand)
21, Garfield's pal
22, Pub crawlers
23, Waller of Irish
folklore
25, Star's wheels
26, Beatnik's digs
27, Happy-go-lucky
31. Treat like’a pariah
34, Drop off
35, Nixon's pardoner
36, Kachlna doll
caryers
37, Like many
superheroes
38, Etcher's fluid
39, "You said III"
40, Felt remorse over
41, Young girl,
Informally
42, Criminal
underworld
44, On the contrary
45, H ell-_
(determined)
46, Corn units
50. "Cheers':
bartender Sam
53. Seven Hills city
54, Mai _
55. Name on a rap
sheet
56, Help fpr a stalled
motorist
58, Retailer’s spot
59, Dresden's river
60, Still In play
61, Makes smooth
62, Oktoberfest quaff
63, Pecked out
DOWN
1, Place to kick a
habit, for short
2, Coffee allure
3, Plumped-up
chicken
4, Winding curve
5, Like a parka
6, Set loose
7, "The Women"
playwright Clare
Boothe__
8, Cheroot residue
9, Auto trim material
10, Trusting act
11, Pre-deal payment
12, Pastry prettlfler
13;Gl'sfare
18, "Yankee Doodle
Dandy" composer
22, Pooped out
24, Diver's starting
point
25, Lolled In the
haniimock
27. Made do,
somehow
. 28, Giant birds of
myth
29, A dwarf planet
30, Whirling water
31, Carpeting choice
32. Deep sleep
33. Readyfor
business
34. Intimidate
37. Construction site
hoist
41. Contemplates
43, Eyeglasses pair
44, Place for a
sticker
46. Molded Ice cream
confection' V
47, Sell online
48. Maggot or grub ','
49, Positioned
50,W M Dpart ,
51. Utah ski resort
52. MGM roarer
53, Call the shots
56. Brother of
George W.
57, Special attention,
briefly
Answers On Page 9
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 25,2008 - 5
This home on Sain Road in Mocksville was severely damaged by the Dec. 18 fire. ■ Photos by Robin Snow
Dec. 18 Fire
Damages
Davie Home
Former Mocksville Fire Chief Jimmy Kelly (left) talks
about the situation with Frank Carter, who will become
fire chief Jan. 1.
Officials aren’t sure whal
started a fire lhat heavily dam
aged a Mocksville home last
week,
Davie Fire Marshal Jerry
Myers said the fire started in the
living room area near the fire
place, Two dogs and two cats
died.
The two men who lived in
the house had left aboul 8
Thursday morning, Dcc, 18 to
go to work. The fire was re
ported by passersby lhal after
noon. Myers estimated dam
aged at $50,000,
"It had heavy fire in the liv
ing’ room when the first
firefighters arrived,” M yers
said. “They knocked it down
pretty quickly,” Firefighters
from M ocksville and Smith
Grove battled Ihe blaze.
E nergyU nited R eturning
$2.3 l\/lillion To M em bers
EnergyUnited is returning
$2,3 million to its members in
December, The money, applied
to approxim ately 83,000
members' accounts, is called
capital credits apd is a benefit,
of cooperative membership.
When members sign up for
electricity from EnergyUnited,
they pay a membership fee lhat
makes them one of the owners
of the electric cooperative. This
gives them the right to share in
any excess margins, called
profits in the for-profit world.
Capital credits are distributed
after Ihe cooperative pays its
operating expenses, debt
obligations, and sets aside a
reasonable cushion of capital to
acconmiodale emergencies such
as wittier storms.
“M any o f our members,
especially newer members,
don't realize we’re a nonprofit
electric cooperative, or how this
tjusine^s, model differs from
other electric utilities," says
CEO H. Wayne Wilkins. This is
a great time of year, particuiariy
this year, for us bccause we're
able to give our members a
return on their investment in
EnergyUnited while reminding
them of the difference between
getting power from us or from
another utility.”
M em bers who received
electric scrvice in 1983 and
1984 from either Crescent or
B r ig h t Id e a s G r a n t s G o i n g
T o T w o D a v ie S c h o o ls
Two Bright Ideas grants
have been awarded to five
Davie County teachcrs, totaling
almost $2,000.
These awards are a part of
the 29 B right Ideas grants
totaling $35,088 given to
teachers in EnergyUniled’s 19-
county scrvice area for special
projects lhal W ill enhancc
instruction in their classrooms.
The B right Ideas grant
recipients are Angela Williams
and team members B ill
Carothers, Bccky Delaney and
Penny Ledbetter from Norlh
Davie Middle School for their
project tilled, “Amusement
Math;" and“April Naylor from
Cooleemee Elementary School
for her projccl tilted,
“Instrument Palooza.”
"Classroom teachers are the
heart and soul of our education
system ,” said H. W ayne
Wilkins, chief executive officer.
“Through the B right Ideas
program, EnergyUnited makes
funds available for special
classroom projects that create
excitement among students and
enhance learning. It’s a joy for
us al EnergyUnited lo play a
part in providing quality
education for students within
our servicc area."
Since the program was
created, E nergyU nited has
made more than $467,000 in
grants.
Bright Ideas grant awards
can be as much as $2,000 cach.
Teachers in grades K-12 were,
eligible lo apply. Volunteers,
including educators,
com m unity leaders and
representatives o f the
cooperalives, screen proposals
from teachers and inake
selections.
The program is a statewide
initiative o f the 26 electric
cooperatives in North Carolina.
Created in 1994, the program
has collectively awarded more
than $5.9 m illio n in,grant
m oney to N orth C arolina
teachers to sponsor 4,000
projects leaching more than
800,000 students. EnergyUnited
in d ivid u ally has made 459
grants totaling $467,486 to
teachers for innovative
classroom instruction projects.
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Department truck at the
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mas Parade. She was
Incorrectly identified In
last week’s Enterprise.
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The fire Is believed to have
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D avidson E M C s, which
consolidated to form
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EnergyUnited in 2007, receivc
a portion o f the discounted
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. The refund represents a
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6 - DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dcc. 25,2008
I\iblic Records
Arrests
The Davie County ShcrifFs
Department made the follow
ing arrests:
- Donald Ray Collins, 25, of
Virginia was arrested Dec. 15
for larceny of a motor vehicle.
Trial date: Dec. 18.
- Michael Ray Self Jr., 35, of
Swicegood Street, Cooleemee
was arrested Dec. 16 for dam
age to property, trespassing,
drinking and being disruptive,
and simple possession of sched
ule IV controlled substance.
Trial date: Jan. 8.
- Christopher Kyle Ratliff,
18, of Lexington was arrested
Dec. 17 for misdemeanor lar
ceny. Trial date: Jan. 15.
- Craig Frederick Wiand, 28,
with no address listed, wus ar-
restedDec. 17 formisdemeanor
larceny and injury to personal
property. Trial date: Dec. 18.
Fires
Davie County fire depart
ments responded to tlw follow
ing calls:
.Dec. 15: Mocksville, 8:22
a.m., S. M ain Street, automo
bile accident; Cooleemee, 11:19
a.m.. Pine Ridge Road, auto
mobile accident; Jerusalem as
sisted.
Dcc. 16: Center, 8:54 p.m.,
■ I-40W est, automobile accident;
Farmington assisted; Mocks-
villo, 8:37 p.m., natural gas
smell.
Dcc. 17: Jerusalem, 4:04
a.m.. Whetstone road, natural
gas leak; Advance, 10:05 p.m..
Fork Bixby Road, automobile
accident; Fork, 11 a.m., Yadkin
College road, house fire; Mocks
ville, 2:57 p.m., John Crotts
Road, autotnobile accident'; Fork
assisted; Advance, 3:09 p.m.,
Alexandria Court, fire alarm.
Dec. 18: Mocksville, 1:34
p.m.. Sain Road, structure Are;
Smith Grove assisted; Smith
Grove, 3:03 p.m.. Fox Run
Drive, residential fire alarm;
Farmington assisted; Mocks
ville, 5:30 p.m., Salisbury Street,
automobile accident; Smith
Grove, 6:30 p.m., 1-40 West,
automobile accident.
Dcc. 19: Cooleemee, 2:27
a.m.. Main Street, fire alarm;
Jerusalem assisted.
Sheriff’s Department
The follow ing incidents
were reported to the Davie
County Sheriff's Department.
- On Dec. 9 cruelty to ani
mals was reported at a home on
Fawn Lane, Mocksville.
- The, break-in » f a motor
vehicle was reported at a home
on West Renee Drive, Advance
on Dcc. 15.
- On Dcc. 15 damage to
property was reported at a home
on Underpass Road, Advance.
Notice of
TAX LISTING
FOR DAVIE COUNTY
All property on hand January 1, 2009 both real and
personal Is subject to taxation regardless of age and sex
of owner.
You are no longer required to list motor vehicles which
are currently LICENSED with the North Carolina
Department of Motor Vehicles. These vehicles will be
billed by the County after the current registration Is
renewed or an application Is made for a new
registration. About three months after your registration
renewal you will receive a bill from the County. You will
have 30 days to pay the bill before interest Is added at
the rate of 5% the first month past due and 3/4 of 1%
thereafter.
Taxpayers must list UNLICENSED vehicles not licensed
on January 1, 2009 DURING JHE REGULAR LISTING
PERIOD. There Is no change ih the listing requirements
for those vehicles. Permanent tagged multiyear vehicles
must also be listed. Other property required to be listed
In January include: mobile homes, boats and motors, jet
skis, aircraft, (arm equipment used to produce Income,
tools used by carpenters and mechanics, all assets and
supplies of businesses, furnishings owned and rented
by a landlord.
Taxpayers should report any new buildings or any
Improvements built on real estate, or any changes
to real estate to the Tax Office.
The Tax Administrator’s Office will be sending listing
forms to everyone that listed personal property in 2008.
If you need to list personal property as Indicated above
or report changes to real property and you do not
receive a form in the mail, please contact the Tax
Administrator’s Office for the proper forms.
ELDERLY OR DISABLED APPLICANTS
MUST BE AGE 65 OR PERMANENTLY DISABLED TO
APPLY1. Elderly and Disabled Exclusion:
a. Income level $25,600 or below
b. Must be 65 years ol age or totally and
c. Reduction of $25,000 or 50% of value of tho
home and 1 acre of land whichever Is greater
2. Dfeabled yeteLans Exclusion:
a. Honorably Discharged Veterans and
b. 100% disabled due to a service related Injury
c. Reduction of $45,000 off the value of the homo
and1 acre of land
3. Circuit Breat<er (DEFERRED TAXES)
a. Must be 65 years of age or totally and
b. Must have owned and occupied property as the
owner’s permanent legal residence for (ive years.
c. Must be a North Carolina resident
d. Income cannot exceed $38,400
If you did not receive the exclusion In 2008 but are
now eligible, you may obtain a copy of an
application from the assessor. It must be filed by
Junel.
Listing will begin January 1, '2009 In the Tax
Administrator’s Office In the County Administration
Building. Of(ice listing help Is available Jan. 1-31, 2009,
Hours will be 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 RM. Monday thru Friday.
The deadline for listing Is January 31, 2009. Completed
forms must be postmarked by the U.S. Postal Sen/lce
not later than January 31, 2009. All late listings are
subject to a 10% penalty. Please list early to avoid a late penalty.
Davie County Tax Administrator
Jackie H. Hall
- An assault was reported at
a home on US 64 West, Mocks
ville on Dec. 15.
- On Dec. 16 a larceny was
reported al a home on Bermuda
Village Drive, Advance.
- A nim al cruelty was re
ported at a home oh Calvin
Lane, Mocksville on Dec. 15.
- On Dec. 17 lurceny was
reported at a home on Granada
Drive, .Advance.
- The larceny of a check was
reported ut a home on Baity
Road, Mocksville on Dec. 17.
- On Dec, 18 a trespasser was
reported at a home on Creekside
Drive, Mocksville.
- The lurceny of credit curds
wns reported ut u home on US
601 South, Mocksville on Dec.
18.
- On Dec. 18 obtaining prop
erty by false pretense was re
ported ut u business on US 64
East, Mocksville.
- The lurceny of a tire was
reported at u home business on
NC 801 South, Mocksville on
Dec. 18.
- On Dec. 18 lurceny wus
reported ut a home on US 601
South, Mocksville.
Highway Patrol
The following traffic wrecks
in Davie County were listed by
the N.C. Highwuy Patrol,
• A Duvie man was charged
with failure to yield at a slop
sign afler the vehicle he Was
driving hit unother Di:c. 16.
Jeiry Wuyne Anderson of
Bear Church Road, Mocksville
wus driving u 2004 Chevrolet
pick-up north on Buck Seaford
Road and had stopped at the
stopsign intersection o f Junc
tion Roud. Jessie Olenn
H endricks o f Stage Coach
Road, Mocksville wus driving
his 1986 Chevrolet pick-up west
on Junction Roud. Anderson
muke u left turn onto Junction
Roud and fuiled to yield lo
Hendrick's truck. The two col
lided nnd Hendrick's truck ran
off the roud to the left und col
lided with a ditch nnd a tree.
Trooper M .T . Dniton re
ported Ihe accident occurred at
approximately 12:20 p.m. and
there were no injuries.
• A D avie woman was
charged with failure to maintain
lane control after she wrecked
the vehicie she was driving Dee.
18.
Donna Ball Johnson of Main
Church Road Ext, Mocksville
wus driving her 1996 Jeep north
on US 601. Johnson's vehicle
ran off the road to the right, col
lided with a ditch and a culvert
before coming to rest in a park
ing lot.
Trooper C.D. Hall reported
the accident occurred at ap
proximately 8 a.m. and there
were no injuries.
• A D avie woman was
charged with fuiiure to yield af
ter the vehicle she was driving
hit another Dec. 18.
Hattie M ixon Sanders o f
Mnin Church Rond, Mocksville
wns driving her 1996 Chevrolet
south on US 601 nnd wns mak
ing a left turn into Horn's Truck
Stop, Bartolo Aguilar Benitez of
Turrentine Church Road,
M ocksville was driving his
1997 Ford north on US 601.
Sanders failed to yield her ve
hicle to Benitez' nnd turned into
its path causing the two to col
lide.
Trooper M .T , Dniton re
ported tiie accident occurred at
upproximulely 6:55 p,m,
• One deer was reported hit
by automobile in the county lust
week. In the following report no
injury to the driver wns re
ported:
Pedro Benitez Aparicio of
W ill Boone Road, Mocksville
was driving a 1997 Nissan north
on W ill Boone Road when it
collided with a deer in the road
way.
Trooper C.D. Hall reported
the accident occurred at ap
proximately 7:08 a.m. on Dec.
18.
Land Transfers
The following land transfers
were filed wilh the Davie Reg
ister of Deeds. The transactions
are listed by parties involved,
acreage, township, and deed
stumps purchased, with $2 rep
resenting $1,000.
- Dorothy Ruth Spillman und
Ruth S. Schumpert to Scott
Chrisman, 2 lots, $75.
- Ellen C. Furches to Mark
H . Reaves and A llison T.
Reaves, 1 lot, Farm ington,
$198.
- Grady L. McClamrock Jr.,
acting as com m issioner to
SAWS, 1 tract, Mocksville, $60,
• Hollingsworth to Davie
Warehouse Associntes, 1 truct,
Mocksville, $9,744,
- Robert L. Lindsey Jr., sub
stitute trustee to SunTrust Bank,
1 lot. Mocksville, $230.
- Federal Nutionul Mortgage
Assoc, to Kenneth R. Calhoun
and Brianne C. Calhoun, I lot.
- Ellen C. Furches to Edward
F. Weiss and Victoria H. Weiss,
1 lot, Furmington, $137.
- Bremon D, Hilton Sr. to
Brem on D , H ilto n Sr. nnd
Shelby H. Hilton, 12,15 ncres,
Jerusalem,
- Edwurd C. Bnrnhurdt and
Doris W. Barnhardt to Jerry L.
Collins and Michelle H. Collins,
I lot, $358. '
- Shirley A . N ew ton to
Andreas D. Runheim , 1 lot,
Farmington, $252.
• - S.P. Anders Development
to J. Scott Anders and Nancy H,
Anders, 1 lot, Farmington,
- Grady I, Ingle, substitute
trustee to HSBC Bank, 15.01
We Wish
You A
Merry
Christmas
and a
Happy
New Year
E A T O N
FUNEKALSERVICE
Serving the community since 1951.
325 North Main Street, Mocksville, NC
(336)751-2148
acres, Jerusalem, $414.
- David Joseph Hnrris nnd
Susun'H. Hnrris, Ronnie Steven
Harris and Helen H . Harris,
Judy H arris S pillm an and
Arthur C. Spillman, Frederick
Alnn Harris and Linda H. Har
ris, Marilyn Harris Pierce and
Richard E. Pierce, and Mary L.
Harris to David Jbseph Harris,
2 tracts, Clarksville.
- David Joseph Harris and
Susan H . Harris, Ronnie Steven
Harris and Helen H . Harris,
Judy H arris Spillm an nnd
Arthur C. Spillman, Frederick
Alan Harris and Linda H. Har
ris, M arilyn Harris Pierce und
Richard E. Pierce, und Mary L.
Harris to Frederick Alnn Hnrris,
1 tract, Clarksville.
- David Joseph Harris and
Susan H, Harris, Ronnie Steven
Hnrris und Helen H . Harris,
Judy H arris S pillm an and
Arthur C. Spillman, Frederick’
Alan Harris and Linda H. Har
ris, M arilyn Harris Pierce and
Richard E. Pierce, and Mary L.
Harris to Judy Harris Spillman
and Arthur C. Spillman, I tract,
Clarksville.
- David Joseph Harris nnd
Susan H. Harris, Ronnie Steven
Harris nnd Helen H . Hnrris,
Judy H nrris S pillm an nnd
Arthur C. Spillmnn, Frederick
Alan Hanis and Linda H . Har
ris, Marilyn Harris Pierce and
Richard E. Pierce, and Mary L.
Hnrris to Ronnie Steven Harris
and Helen H. Harris, 1 tract,
Clarksville.
- Duvid Joseph Harris and
Susan H. Harris, Ronnie Steven
Harris and Helpn H. Harris,
Judy H nrris S pillm an and
Arthur C. Spillman, Frederick
Alan Harris und Linda H. Har
ris, M arilyn Hnrris Pierce and
Richard E. Pierce, and M ary L.
Harris to Marilyn Hnrris Pierce
and Richurd E. Pierce, I tract,
Clarksville.
. - Tim othy B. James and
Aurelin A. Jumes to Robert N.
Jordan and Linda M . Jordan, .31
acre, Mocksville, $290,
- Joe Stanley A llen nnd
Glynda Crnnfill Allenj Walker
Clevelund Allen 111 nnd LeAnne.
Allen to Wulter Clevelund Allen
H I und LeAnne A llen, 1,12
ncres, Fulton,
- Joe Stanley A llen and
Glynda Crunfill Allen, Walter
Cleveland Allen III and LeAnne
Allen to Joe Stanley Allen, 7,25
acres, Fulton.
- Paul Monroe Johnson nnd
Wyonn Merrell Johnson by nt-
torney in fuct. Rocky W yn
Johnson to Wulter Clevelund
Allen III nnd LeAnne Allien, ,06
ncre, Fulton.
- E llen C. Furches to
Catherine Renee White, 2 lots,
Farmington, $474.
- New South Development
to Michnel John Kelly, 3 trncts,,
Mocksville.
- W.P. Hurrison to Corner
stone Christian Church of Davie
County, 22.57 acres, Furming
ton,
- Anustnsia A. M cG riff to
John Gordon M cG riff and Pe
ter M cG riff, I lot, Jerusalem.
- V irg in ia E. H arris to
Donuld A lton H nrris and
Monica H . Hoffner, 2 tracts,
Clarksville.
- Donald Alton Harris and
Betty Phillips Harris to Monica
H . H offner, 2 parcels,
Clarksville.
- M onica H. H offn er to
Donald Alton Harris and Betty
Phillips Harris, 11.33 acrcs,
Clarksville.
- Gray A. Laymon and Betty
Jo Laym on to N oc Solis
Guerrero and Dora Alicia Ardon
De Guerrero, .88 acre, Mocks
ville, $50,
- Bermuda Village Retire
ment Center to Shiriey A, New
ton, 1 condominium, Farming
ton, $210,
- Hanesbrands to TR Q , 1
tract, Farmington, $1,120.
- Equity One to Thomas D.
Powers, .69 acrc, $126.
Mociisville Police
The follow ing incidents
were reported to the Mocksville
Police Department.
- The lurceny o f u 1985
Chevrolet Caprice from a lot off
East Lexington Road was re
ported Dec. 17.
- The larceny of u vehiclc
registrntion plate on Harding
Street was reported Dec. 17.
- A man reported Dec. 16 he
wus assaulted at a business on
Wilkesboro Street.
- The breaking, entering nnd
larceny of a GPS system and
airplane book from a vehicle at
the Quality Inn was reported
Dec. 18.
Arrcs(.s
- Donnld Ray Collins, 25, of
Sain Road, was chargcd Dec. 15
with two counts of obtaining
property by false pretense. Trial
date: Dcc. 18.
-Aaron Rhett Plowman, 30,
of Milling Road, was charged
Dec. 16 wilh simple assault.
Trial date: Jan, 15.
TVnfllc Accldcnts
- No charges were filed af
ter a wreck on South M ain
Stredt ill'8:50 a.m. Dec. 15.
' Kri.Meii Lynn Kimball, 61, of
Chinaberry Court, fuiled to stop
the 2007 Nissan she was driv
ing before it struck a 1997 Ford
driven by Megan Dinne Strousc,
21, of Fred Buhnson Drive, Ad
vance, knocking it into the rear
o f a 2006 Dodge driven by
Roger Gbaquie Moulton, 49, of
Salisbury, knocking it into- the
rear of a 2005 Ford driven by
Christopher Matthew M ullis,
29, of Marshville, reported O f
ficer E.M. Parker.
- No charges were filed af
ter a wreck on South Salisbury
Street at 4:30 p.m. Dec. 17.
0.scar Julian Crellana, 17, of
Joy Trail, told O fficer C .M .
Preston that he didn’t see traf
fic when he left the C ’s parking
area onto South Salisbury, cnus-
ing the 1994 Jeep he was driv
ing to strike a 1989 Ford driven
by Jeffrey Scoll Robbins, 40, of
W ill Boone Roud, the officer
reported.
W i s h i n g y o u a s a f e &
H A P P Y H O L ID A Y F U L L O F
P E A C E & C H E E R
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at B A N K O P T H li C A R O L IN A S
People
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 25,2008 - 7
EHis-Carter Couple United In Marriage
J o r d a n C o u p le C e le b r a te s
2 5 th W e d d in g A n n iv e r s a r y
Robert “Bob" Jordun and Norma W hite Jordan of Cooleemee
celebrated iheir 25lh wedding anniversary witli a dinner hosted
by their cliildrcn and grandchildren: Susan and Neal Smith, Teresu
and Ron Bivins, and Anita and Stu Hawver. The couple have four
grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Mr. Jordan is retired from VA Medical Cenier, Salisbury. Mrs.
Jordan is retired from CCB, Cooleemee.
They were married Dec. 10,1983 al Cooleemee United M eth
odist Church.
Leslie Ann Ellis and Adam
Jeffrey Curler were united in
mnrriuge on Dec. 20 nl 2 p.m.
ut M ocks United M ethodist
Church in Advance. The
ceremony was officiated by
Pastor Jonathan Brake.
The bride is the daughter of
Robbie and Julia E llis o f
Advance. She is the
granddaughter of Inez Hartman
and the lale Henry Hnrtmnn of
Advancc nnd the lute Robert and
Lucille Ellis of Comatzer. She
is a teacher at D avie H igh
School.
The groom is the son of Jeff
C arter and the late Donna
Adams Carter of Advance. He
is the grandson of Bill nnd Linda
Carter of Advance and the late
Wesley and Estelle Adams of
Easl Bend. He is employed by
Russell Construction Co.
The m aid o f honor was
Suzanne Hockaday of Advnnce.
Bridesmaids were Diana Ellis of
Advance, sister of the bride,
Jennifer Burney of Mocksville,
The Davie County Singing Seniors perform for the Mocksville Lions party.
l\/Iocl<svHle Lions Treat Visually
impaired To Christmas Party
The Lions Club o f Mocks-
.ville hosted n Christmas party
for Ihc blind and visually im
paired on Thursday, Dec. 4.
As hus been its custom for
more than 40 years, the Lions
welcomed the blind of Davie
County to a purty in their lionor
at the fellowship hall o f St.
Francis o f Assisi .C atholic
Church. M ore than 55 people
attended, including the visually
impaired and their assistants,
Lions members, and officers of
the Leo Ciub of Soulh Davie
M id d le School, along w ilh
their advisor.
E ntertainm ent was pro
vided by the D avie County
Singing Seniors, who sang a
number o f traditional Christ
mas carols and included one
song from a newly-created L i
ons'song book based on one
used in 1926.
A calcrcd m eal o f roast
beef, smashed red potatoes,
com, sweet lea, rolls und a des
sert was served.
Honored guests were pre
sented with a small live poin-
settia for their home, and a
Christmas gift bag of goodies
for personal use.
"We are very pleased tp host
this event and it typifies the
community service for which
the club is well known,” said
club president, Rick Raynor.
R e t ir e d S c h o o l P e r s o n n e l H e a r
C h r is tm a s l\ / lu s ic B y J im A n d e r s o n
The Davie County chapter of
the N orlh Curolinu Retired
School Personnel met on Thurs
day, Dcc. 4 al noon al Bermuda
Run Country Club.
President Elnora Gore intro
duced guests: Ruby O'Neal,
Alyce Bagshaw, Cathy Bellucei,
and B illie Jean Beck. B ill
Campbell had the inspiration
and grace.
Background Christmas mu
sic was provided by Jim Ander
son.
Members participated in the
group's annual silent auction.
People brought items upon
which members wrote bids on
a piece of paper with the items
going to the highest bidder. The
m oney raised goes to the
DCRSP Scliolarship Fund from
which a scholarship is given
each year to a high school se
nior who pluns to mujor in edu-
cntion.
The program concluded wilh
the singing of "We Wish You a
M erry Christmas."
The next meeting will be on
March 5.
Member FDIO
M y name is Solomon Jacob
W h itta lier. M y Daddy and
M om m y arc ScoU and Julia
W h itta k er o f M oelisvllle. I
turned one year old on N o
vember 28th, 200iS! O n Satur
day, Novem ber 22nd I hnd a
B arnyard Birthday Party in
the barn that my great-great
G randpa C h arlie B rantley
A n g ell b u ilt. M y M om m y
made me a cow cake which I
thoroughly enjoyed! I had lots
o f friends and fam ily there to
celebrate w ith me and I got a
ton of presents. Thank you to
everyone who helped make
m y day so special and thank
you for loving me so much!
Adisen W h ita k e r w ould
like to announce the birth of
her little brother, Cole Jack
son W hitaker. Cole was born
September 19,2008 at 2 p.m.
He weighed 9 lbs. 12.9 oz. and
was 22 inches long. Cole was
delivered by D r. A aro n
Thompson at Forsyth Medical
Center.
O ur parents are Danny and
S tephanie W h ita k e r o f
M ocksville. O u r m aternal
grandparents are Leo and
Lynette Polk. Paternal grand
parents are Danny and Joyce
W h itaker o f Pinnacle. O u r
m aternal great-grandparents
are Charles and Ada Polk of
Mocksville and the late Bessie
M ae Osborne of Mocksville.
W e also have a very proud
uncle, Steven P olk o f
Fayetteville.
Paisley Hope W illiam s was
born on September 1, 2008.
Paisley weighed 9 lbs. 10 oz.
and was 21.5 inches long. She
was delivered by D r. W alter
Meadors at Iredell M em orial
Hospital. Paisley has two big
brothers, 'nitum and Brady,
and two big sisters, Kassidy
and Em m a.
Paisley’s parents arc Kristy
W illiam s and the late C lark
W iiiia m s . H e r m a te rn a l
grandparents are Steve and
K itty H ilto n o f M ocksville.
H e r m aternal great-grand
parents are Sam and Monzelte
H ilto n of W insto i)-S alem .
Paisley’s paternal grandpar
ents are Buddy and M archeta
W illiam s and Alvin and Betty..
Malpass, both of Mocksville.
She has two great-grandmoth-
ers, Sally C rab b and Jean
Thom pson. Paisley has an
A unt Em ily and Uncle B art
Burroughs and two cousins,
B rand on and B rooke
Burroughs o f W alnut Cove.
She has an Uncle Adam and
A unt Haley H ill of Charlotte
and a very spccial A u n t
Brandy W illiam s of M ocks
ville.
Ashley G arcia of W inston-
Salem , and Jenny Terry of
Advnnce, sister of Ihe groom.
Best man was the groom’s
father, Jeff Carter. Groomsmen
were Dana Coireli of Advance,
uncle of the groom, Jon Dull
and Clint Boggs of Mocksville,
und David Terry of Advancc,
brothcr-in-Iuw o f the groom.
The ring benrer wus Cody
Wingo, cousin of the bride. The
flower giris were Curn and Riley
Terry, nieces of the groom. The
program and guest book
attendant was Kaitlin Lanier,
niece of the groom.
Anne A llen directed the
wedding. Brandy Doub was the
soloist. Ricky Hockaday was
the sound technician.
Photographer was Claudia
Page, stepmother of the groom.
Following the ceremony a
reception was held at the church
fellowship hall.
The groom’s family hosted
u rehearsal dinner. Friends of
Mocks Church gave a bridal
shower.
The couple w ill reside in
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Dylan Spry shows off his Chinese lantern.
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Jocelyn Turley and Sydney Smith work on a project at Smart Start’s Snacks With Santa.
Smart Start Hosts Snacks With Santa’
On Salurduy, Nov. 22 Simirt Start
of Davie County presented the Fifth
A nnual .Snuclis w ith Santa; A
Celebration of Holiday Traditions.
More than 400 children and adults
came to William Ellis Middle School
for snacks, games and crafts to
celebrate liolidays from around the
world, und of course, have their photo
made with Santa. Attendees were asked
to donate canncd food items and as n
result of their generosity, quite a
nutnber of cans were collected for A
Storehouse for Jesus.
“This event is a great outreach
opportunity for Smart Start,” said
Corey Miller, executive director. "Wc
are here to serve all children in Davic
Coimty from birth to 5 years old, and
this gives us an opportunity lo make
the community aware of the programs
and services available to them. It is also
a way for us to give back with a fun,
family event.”
Representatives from other local
human scrvice agencies hosted
activities, and had the opportunity to
share their services with Ihc visitors.
Each middle school in the counly has
an opportunily to be the host for Snacks
w ilh Santa, as the event rotates
between them cach year. The middle
school Junior C ivitan group also
volunteers.
"Sm art Start o f Duvic County
would like to thank everyone who
helped make this event a success,” he
said.
"Snacks wilh Santa is the perfect
example of communily collaboration,”
saiii M iller. “This event would nol be
possible w ithout the efforts o f
everyone involved. Thanks lo everyone
for their support of Smart Start and the
children of Davie Counly.”
Smart Start of Davic Counly, Inc.
is a 501(c)(3) non-proPil organization,
serving all children In Davic County,
from birth lo agj 5, by providing
quality resources and services for
families and child cacc providers'that
build a foundation for lifelong learning
and success. For more informalion on
Snacks vyilh Santa or the programs and .
services offered by Smart Start, call
751-2113 or visit
www.daviesmarlslarl.org,
Zayne Smith Is focused on his activity at Courtney Randleman brings daughter, Ivey, for a
Snacks with Santa. photo with Santa.
Allison Hardin and Zayne enjoy some juice and snacks.
Tradition
Cub Scout Pack 574
froni First United l\/!eth-
odlst Church spread
Christmas cheer Dec. 15
vby. vlsiting Somerset As
sisted Living. The Cubs
sang several songs and
gave each resident a
homemade Christmas
card. This is a yearly tra
dition for Cubs Scouts,
who love to do it. What
makes this so special for
the Cubs is the fact that
one of the residents at
Somerset was the- first
Cub Scout Den Mother in
Davie County. Helen
Hendricks is pictured
with her great-grandson,
Robert, before the pro
gram.
‘Carousel’ Auditions Jan. 5-6
Club president Dorothy Graham gets the meai started.
children.
Instead o f each member
introducing them selves,
Graham asked to have one or
more o f the other members
introduce everyone. It was
interesting lo hear tidbits about
ourselves and otheirs that were
brought oul. Ending the evening
the women played a rousing
game of Dirty Santa and il was
proclaimed lhat everyone was
indeed a wimier with the gifts
brought and received.
Members are asked to invite
guests lo the January meeting
which will be held from 11;50
a.m .-1 p.m . al the library,
Wednesday, Jan. 7. To RSVP for
lunch that day, call Bette Hauser
at 998-FOOD. The presentation
topic w ill be the guardian ad
litem program . , M ore
information aboul the program
can be found at www.ncgai.org,.
For questions call Graham, al
Graham Funeral Home.
Davie Counly Arts Council
w ill hold auditions for the
spring production of Roger’s
Sudoku Solution
and Ham erstcin’s Broadway
musical "Carousel” on Monday,
Jan. 5 andTuesday, Jan. 6,6:30-
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Members of the Davie Business Womens Association enjoy a meal In the historic
Poplar Springs School building.
B u s in e s s W o r r ^ e n i- io id C h r is tm a s
P a r t y A t P o p ia r S p r in g s S c iio o i
The tree was trimmed and
rustic decorations graced the
walls and tables of the one room
school house once again i|s
wom en o f the business
community arrived dccked oul
■ in their holiday^ fine^ry. •
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Dorothy Graham came through '
the door, her face lit up as
memories flitted across her
mind of years long past spent in
that same room having lessons.
She told o f where Poplar
Springs School was localcd
when she attended and pointed
out where the pot-belly slove
stood lo heal the room.
The women enjoyed social
time wilh one another, catching
up on family events and news
as well as the latest toy craze for
their children - all while the
smells o f dinner by Savory
Spoon wafted in the air.
Graham opened the ofricial
start ofthe gathering wilh a few
business items and asked Aiesia
Cockerham o f W .C.
Constrticlion lo say grace; As
dinner wound down, she told a
little of the history of the school,
how il came to be and how it
wound up wilh the Ellis family
at its present location and how
Vauda Ellis’ dreams of using the
school house have been realized
w ith sum m er camps for
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■The birth of Jesus Christ on that Holy Night in Bethlehem over 2000 years ago Is the highlight of Christmas celebrations In County Line,
ilhe sanctuary choir of Clarksbury United Methodist Church sings of that Holy Night as a family on Oakrldge Lane depicts the event.
iCountv Line News
!By Shirley Thorne
■County Line Correspondent
tII
! ‘Tis the m orning before
•Christm as anti all through
¡County Line, not ii creature is
¡stirring - not even a mouse.
¡Most folks arc tuc)(cred out
¡from the shopping, fam ily
¡dinners, church parties nnd
¡programs, and other Christmas
•events. Tho children (i\nd
■parents, too) are relieved lhat
¡they memorized their parts for
•the church Christmas programs
¡and everything went w ell.
¡Parents, grandparents, and
¡others were there lo snap those
¡treasured photos,
i' B ul, definitely, the most
¡Measured part of Christmns in.
•County Line is celebrating that
•Holy Night when Jesus Christ
¡was bom in Bethlehem. In all
•my. many years of going to
¡church programs in our
jcommunity, I have never been
¡to .one that did not tell or sing
¡of Jesus C hrist’s birth. M y
[favorite enrol, perhaps
¡everyone’s favorite, is "Silent
Night.” He is the reason we
celebrate and we wish everyone
Ihc muny blessings of His birth
this Christm as season and
throughout the New Year.
Please remember there are
three church Christmas events
planned for Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week. The
children and youth of
Clnrksbury United Methodist
Church will present the program
"An Islnnd Christmas” nt 7 p.m.
Tuesdny, Dee. 23. A fter the
progrnm there w ill be a period
of fellowship with snacks and
treats and sharing of gifts.
That same night the children
and youth o f Salem United
Methodist Church w ill present
a Christmas program followed
by a period of fellowship with
snacks and treais. Salem will
also host the Ccnicr-Salcm
Methodist Chargc candlclight
com m union service. That
scrvice w ill be al 7 p.m. on
Wednesday, Christmas Eve.
Our County Line V FD is
selling frozen homemade
chicken pies during the holiday
jFour Corners News
•By M arie W hite
¡Four Comers CorrespondentII
j Mrs. Clyde Murray is .Qn our sick list and needs our continued
{prayers.
• 1 wish everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
¡ A Christmas Thought
I As Ihis season is very near,
I / think of Jesus the baby dear,
¡ Who was born in Bethlehem long, long ago,
! To save us from sins, as everyone should know,
I So let us give thanks and humbly pray,
I -To God up in heaven each and every day,
¡ for all good gifts come from above.
J Especially al this season let us share our love,
j And think of others less fortunate than we,
\ That through our lives they might see,
j Living and working as Cod leads us to do,
•. Not just at Chrislmas but all the year through.
! Hfe can all look around us and see Ihings thal make us sad,
! Bui if we start counting blessings il would make us feel bad,
I For we all have much more than we need,
I So let IIS endeavor to do someone a good deed.
And not forget that Cod gave His Son,
If we live for him, the victory will be won.
For I believe if we do our best.
We'll win the battle and pass the test.
Rich or poor, big or small,
; We'U all be the same in God’s kingdom hall,
! Marie S, While
I Chrislmas In Davie
i'Tlvfli Christmas Eve in Pino and all through the night;
J Ihe old folks were sleeping, the children all quiet,
gene’s cows were t/uielly munching, so happy to rest;
: Marie was peacefully dreaming, her car in its nest,
\Christm(is was coming and all were ready indeed;
! Prayers had been said and blessings received,
[Christmas trees were bright and gifts oul of sight;
; All people In Cana were at peace for the night.
iWheh suddenly Ihere arose from our sleepy little towns;
J Much singing and laughter and gay happy sounds.
‘Jn Farmington neighbors had gathered and more on the way;
« They were all there lo rejoice and welcome the new day,
5/oa»i and Ray awoke from their dreams with a start;
¡ They flew to the window and drew the curtains apart,
’¡The night was so peaceful, such a beautiful sight;
! The stars were aglow in Bixby, the moon was so bright,
I
LT/ie churches in Advance were lighted and people were there;
! They had come to rejoice, they had come lo share,
’¡The Christmas trees were bright, the gifts out of sight;
! And the organ was playing carols sweetly through the night,
-ptere were Carolyn and Jean and Janie and Royce;,
i There were Janie and Albert ami Nora come to rejoice.
''There were Leila and James and Toby and Frank;
; All came to worship, all came to give thanks,
'¡t is Chrislmas in Davie, good tidings He brings;
; For the Christ Child is born, let us praise Him and sing,
'Bles.'ied Christmas to all and a Happy New Year.,,
;■ . ' Toby and Prank Hawkins
season. Large pies are $20 each;
small pies, $10. These pies nre
similar to the ones sold at the
V FD barbecue and chicken pie
suppers. If you wish to buy a
pic, please call Jack Koontz on
492-7116 for pick-up and
payment.
C ecil and Ruth Boger
Cartner will be 80 years old Jan.
7 and Jan. 10, respectively. In
honor of their birthdays their
daughter Janice and husband
Larry M eyer and their grand-
doughter Elizabeth are hosting
a reception for them from 2-4
p.m. Saturday, Dec. 27, at the
fellowship hall of Salem United
M ethodist Church. Janice,
Larry, and Elizabeth invite
everyone to come and share
some fond memories with Cecil
and Ruth. Just your presence is
requested; no gifts, please.
Upcom ing com m unity
events include a watch-night
service Wednesday night, Dcc.
31, at Society Baptist Church
and a V-Point Ruritan breakfast
from 6-10 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 3.
O ur com m unity sends
congratulations to David and
M argie Beck upon their SOth
wedding anniversary. They
were married by the Rev. Pnul
M oore Deo. 20, 1958, and
settled on Beck Lane off Stroud
Road, where they reared their
four children. They were
honored wilh a family dinner
congrntulnte you on renching
this milestone in life nnd wish
you a healthy and happy new
year of life.
We send get-well wishes to
A llon Jones, Norm an
Richardson, Hazel M cDaniel
Smoot, and Elsie Stroud. Allen
has been hospitalized with an
infection at Iredell Mem orial
Hospital. Norman had back
surgery at Forsyth M edicnl
Center on Monday of this week.
hosted by their children nt “The . Hazel had ankle surgery at
King of Sea” this past Snturday Cnrolinns M edical Center In
evening. David and Margie, all
of us in County Line wish you
many more years of successful
married life.
W e send belated happy
birthday wishes to Omie Eva
Charlotte. Elsie hnd an infection
nnd was hospitalized nt Iredell
M em orial H ospital. She is
recuperating at home. Jim
Dwiggins is recuperating at
home. Joiri us as we pray for the
“Polly” M nriow Harbin, who Lord’s divine blessings and
was reared on Rimrock Road healing in the lives of Allen,
anci m arried the late C lyde
Harbin of Old Mocksville Road.
Polly was 90 years old on Dec.
3. Polly, all of us in County Line
Advance News
By Edith Zim m erm an
Advance Conespondent
The Empty Nestcrs Sundny
School clnss of Advance United
M ethodist Church held a
group of ladies’ from the com
munity with a luncheon at her
home Thursday in H ickory
H ill. Those enjoying the deli
cious meal nnd festive occasion
were the Rev. Cher>’l Skinner,
Christmas party Friday night, . Jeanette C ornatzer, E dith
Dec. 12 nt the-fellowship hnll Zlmmermnn, W iim n Lou Grp,-
with 23 people attending.
The Sallie Sue Peebles/
Mens Bible Clnss held a Christ
mns pnrty Sunday after church
at the Sagebrush Restaurant in
M o cksville. Teacher, Tony
Hnckett was presented a gift. A
good attendance was present
and enjoyed the occasion.
E dith Zim m erm an and
daughter Brenda Zimmerman
visited E dith’s high school
classm ate Sadie Gross in
Pfafftown Tuesday afternoon.
Leila DeLucia entertained a
gory, Nancy Shoaf, M elany
Shoaf, Bet Barnhardt and Faye
Cornatzer. Rick DeLucia joined
tho ladies for dessert. Wc had a
tour of the DeLucia’s lovely
home following the luncheon.
The fam ily o f the late
Harvey and Lucille Potts met
at the C ornatzer Baptist
Church fellowship hall Satur
day night for their annual
Chrislmas party. Among those
from out-of-town were-rela-
Normnn, Hazel, Elsie, and Jim.
Please also continue to pray for
Beverly Siroud as she continues
with her radiation treatments
and for Lee Cartner, who
continues to recuperate from his
recent hospitalization.
During the holidays please
be sure to visit our shut-in
residents and those residents
who have been displaced from
their homes nnd nre in niirsing
or assisted living centers.
Here’s wishing everyone n
specinl Christmas filled with the
many blessings of that Holy
Night. v „lr'
B o b C h a r e s t
D ie s M o n d a y
M r. Robert Edgar "Bob”
Charest, 79, of Mocksville, died
Monday, Dcc. 22, 2008 at the
home of his daughter in Pleas
ant Garden surrounded by fam
ily
He was bom Jan. 21, 1929,
in Plymouth County, Mass. to
the late Rudolph A. and Delvina .
Richard Chnrcst. Bob enjoyed
retirement spending time with
his family, woodworking, nnd
playing golf. He was a member
of Holy Cross Lutheran Church
in Mocksvillc, the Moose Lodge
und served' his country in the
Army during the Koreun Wur.
He was also preceded in
death by his wife of S3 years,
Bobbie; a brother, Norman; and
a grandson, Brian Andrade.
Survivors; his daughter and
caregiver, Stephanie McNabb
(JefO o f Pleasant Garden; 2
sons, Stephen Charest (Margy)
o f Lincoln, Neb. and Scott
Charest (Cindy) o f M int H ill; 6
grandchildren, N eil Charest
(S hcree), Tonia M cM ahon
(Ray), Tommy Andrade (Jessl),
Erica Hancock (Kevin), Jacob
and N athaniel Charest; 3
stepgrandchildren, Jessica, Jer
emy (Carla) and John McNabb;
4 sisters, Eveylna Balkowski of
New Mexico, Blanche Greeno
o f M assachusetts, Jeanne
McNamara of Illinois and Rose
Marie M errill (David) of New
Hampshire: u brother, Rudy
Charest (Joan) of Texas; und 9
great-grnndchildren.
The fam ily w ill receive
friends from 7-9 p.m., on Fri
day, Dec, 26, ut Enton Funerul
Home. Other times on Friday
and Saturday the fam ily will
receive friends at Ihc home of
Grandson Tommy Andrade, 251
Lakewood Dr, Mocksville, 345-
8885. A funernl scrvice will be
conductcd at 11 a.m., Saturday,
Dec, 27, at Holy Cross Lutheran -
Church with the Rev. Susan
Bame officiating. Burial w ill
follow in Rose Cemetery.
M em orials: H oly Cross
Lutheran, 1913 US 601 S.
Mocksvillc; or Hospice/ Pallia
tive Care of Greensboro, 2500
Sum m it A ve., Greensboro,
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Sheffield-Calahaln News
By Janice Jordnn
Sheffield-Calahaln
Correspondent
As the holidays arrive, the
following community residents
will be celebrating birthdays; on
lives from Fayetteville and Ra- Dec. 26, Phyllis Williams and Stratton, Tracy D.'Smith’s birth-
leigh. \^ n d a Reeves; Dec. 28 w ill be duys;andDec. 31 isAnnaMnrie
Jim Ratledgc and Johnny and
Hilda Keaton's anniversary and
Loflin and Bccky H ill anniver
sary; Dec. 29 birthdays are Matt
W ilson, Tom m y Gobble,
Zachary Devault; Dec. 30 are
Cecil Allen, Doug Kelly, M ike
Cathy Dias
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and Laticia Wooten's anniver
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McGrew’s anniversary also on
New Year's Eve.
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Obituaries DAVIE COUNTV ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 25,2008 -11
Elmer Warren Day Sr.
The Rev. Elmer Warren Day
Sr. died on Tuesday, Dec. 16,
2008 ut Forsyth Medical Cen
ter in Winston-Sulem.
He was born on July 27,
1921, in Warrensville to the late
Jesse und Bonnie Wyatt Day.
He was a member und pustor
emeritus of Cornatzer Baptist
Church. Day served as pastor
of Cornulzer Baptist in Davie
Counly for 36 years. He also
served us pastor ut Smith Groyc
Baptist Church in Davidson
County, und at Lookoul Baptist
Church in Fayette County,
W.Vu. Day taught ut Piedmont
Baptist College in Winston-Su
lem, and was an emeritus mem
ber of Ihe Generul Council of
Baptist Mid-Missions in Cleve
land, Ohio. He wus a veteran of
the U.S. Arm y and served un-
derGen. Douglas MucAnhur in
the’ Philippines during Worid
War II.
He was also preceded in
death by 2 sisters, Blanche
Powers and Pauline Bailey; and
n brother, Verner Duy.
Survivors; his wife o f 59
years, Hope McClung Day; 4
children, Bonnie (D avid )
Washburn, Warren (Junclte)
Duy, Danny (Jane) Day, and
Lois (Larry) Carter; 9 grand
children, Amy, Davy, Andy, Ja
son, Jennifer, Justin, Clint, Sam
and Hope; 7 great-grandchil-
dren, Jacob, Trevor, Tyler,
Nathaniel, Aubrey, Cade, and
Tim othy; a sister, Dnphine
Acord : und a brother, the Rev.
Robert Day.
Preacher D ay’s life and ser
vice was honored and remem
bered at Cornatzer Baptist Sut-
urduy, Dec. 20. Tlic body wus
placcd in the church from 10-
11 a.m. The service began at
11, with Pastor Jeff Beverly of
riciating. The family received
-friends in the fellowship build
ing after the service.
Memorials: Cornatzer Bap
tist, 1372 Cornatzer Road,
Mocksville.
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Billy Eugene Mye.rs
Mr. Billy Eugene Myers, 75,
of Advance, died Friday, Dec.
19, 2008 at Forsyth Medical
Center.
He was
born June
10, 1933 in
Davie
Counly to
the late
O llie and
F lo re n c e
Boger
Myers. Mr.
Myers was a
member of Elbaville United
Methodist Church, served in the
U.S. Army during the Korean
Conflict and had retired from
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. af
ter 35 years.
Surviving: his wife, Eliza
beth "Lib” Myers of the home;
3 children, Carolyn M. Gough
nnd husband Roy of Clemmons,
David Myers o f Jacksonville,
Fla. and Richard "Rick” Myers
und wife Crystil of Advance; 8
grundchildren; 8 great-grpnd-
childrcn; a sister. Hazel Phelps
o f Advunce; 3 brothers,
Raymond C. Myers of Eusley,
S.C., Travis Lee Myers of Ru
ral Hall and Alvin L, Myers and
wife Betty of Advance; several
nieces and nephews; and a spe
cial thanks to Glenn Myers,
N ancy Reavis and Christa
Myers.
A funerul service was con
ducted al 11 a.m. Tuesday, Dec.
23 at Elbaville United Method
ist Church by the Rev. Kirk
Tutterow. Burial followed in
the church cemetery. The fam
ily received friends Monday at
H ayw orth-M iller Kinderton
Chapel.
iHembrials; American Can
cer Society.
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Phyllis Winecoff Nantz
Phyllis W inccoffNantz, 73,
of M ocksville, died on
Thursday, Dec. 18, 2008 al
Forsyth Médical Center.
She wus born on Nov. 2,
1936 in Iredell Counly, lo the
late Ham pton and M aggie
Wilhelm Winecoff.
She was also preceded in
deuth by a son, Billy M . Nantz;
brothers, Edgar and B ill
W inecoff; sister, Thelm a
Brown.
Survivors: her husband of
53 years, Johnny M . Nantz;
children, Cindy A. Nantz of
W inston-Salem , Rodney D.
Nantz of Cornelius; brother,
James W inecoff of
M ooresvilie; sisters, Peggy
Garwood of Troutman, Gwen
Light o f . M ooresvilie;
grandchildren, Jonathon Nantz,
Jacqueline Nantz, and Zack
Nantz.
Her funeral service was held
at 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 21 at
Cavln-C ook Funerul Home
Chapel with the Rev. Roger
Wood officiating . Burial
follow ed at Glenw ood
Memorial Park.
Mildred Jewell Tillman
Mildred Jewell Tillman, 77,
died Dec. 20 in Statesville.
Her funeral service w ill be
Wednesday,
Dcc. 24 at 1
p.m. at M t.
Ncbo Baptist
Church in
H a rm o n y .
Elder Lonnie
Clark will of
ficiate and
the Rev. Jef
frey M iller will be the eulogist.
Burial will follow in the cem
etery of First Buptist Church,
Harmony. The family w ill re
ceive friends one hour before
the service.
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Edith White Keaton
M rs. Edith W hite Keaton,
80, of Wyo Road, Mocksville,
died on Saturday, Dec. 20,
2008.
She was bom M ay 26,1928,
in Duvie County to the lute
Lemuel L. und Alm a Alberin
Latham W hite. M rs. Keaton
was a 1948 graduate of Mocks
ville High School. She was
member of M t. Olive United
M ethodist Church on W yo
Road in Yadkin County where
she sang in the choir. She loved
her church and church family.
She had been em ployed by
Southeastern Sew ing,
Monleigh, B&F, Blackwelder
and Carolina Manufacturing.
She enjoyed making basket
handles, baskets, quilts, doing
embroidery and sewing.
She was also preceded in
death by her husband o f 37
years, James Lester Less
Keaton on Dec. 31, 1994; and
a brother, Cari White.
Survivors; 3 daughters,
Pamela K. (Gary) Tolley of Elk
Park, Betty K. (Bennie) Smilh
of Mocksville and Elizabeth K.
(Johnny) Allison of Winston-
Salem; 3 grundchildren, Leslie
Anne Chundlcr, Stéphanie
Miranda Foster and Matthew
W ayne Fells; 2
stepgrnndchildren, Lindsny
Nichole Allison and Kyrsicn
Laine Allison: a great-grand
daughter, Haley Ryan Foster; 2
sisters, Betty Sue Sm ilh of
M ocksville and Jane (Jack)
Carter of Advance; 3 brothers,
Leon (Nancy) W hite, Grady
(Ann) White nnd Johnny While,
all of Mocksville. The family
received friends Monday, Dec.
22, al Eaton Funeral Home.
A funeral service was con
ducted at I p.m., Tuesday, Dec.
23, at Eaton Funeral Chapel
with Wayne M iller officiating.
Burial followed at Westlawn
Gardens o f M em ory in
Clemmons.
M em orials; Kate B.
Reynolds Hospice Home, 101
Hospice Lane, Winston-Salem,
27103; or M t. Olive Methodist,
3521 Wyo Road, Yadkinvilie,
27055.
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No Sweat
W est Becom es 11 th
50-Point Victim For
Davie W restling
By Brian Pitls
Davie Enterprise record
In most likely the toughest tnatchup
tlie Duvie wrestling team will see in the
Central Piedmont Conference, Davie
buried West Forsyth by 50 points last
week at South Davic Middle.
■ Sound familiar?
Coach Buddy Lowery’s War Eagles
have been off the charts while carving
out a IS'O record that includes a 3-0
mark in the CPC. They have won ev
ery match by at least 24 points, the clos
est margin 45-41 over St. Stephens in
the season opener. The other 14 wins
have come by at least 29 points. At 56-
6, West Forsyth bccame the 11th 50-
point victim.
For all intents and purposes, Davie
had the West showdown in the bag be
fore some fans could settle into their
seats. Il started at 103 and it was offi
cially over at 152, with five weight
classes to go.
“Our guys were really ready to
wrestle,” assistant coach Howard
Riddle said. “They were focussed in.
West hns a pretty solid lineup. They’ve
got some real good kids. Wc were for
tunate to win the close matches.”
The War Eagles were coming off a
masterful showing in the nine-team
Twin City Rumble at Glenn. They cap
tured first by taking 50 of 62 individual
matches. They racked up 42 pins. By
contrast, Davic was pinned five times.
The big dogs were MichacI Waters
(112), Zach Vernon (130), Shelton
Sales (135), Jared Barber (189), Ricky
Bell (215) and Matt Cusack ( 152). They
all went 4-0. Jonathan Hupp went 3-0,
pinning everybody he faced just like
Vemon, Sales, Barber and Bell. The
only opponents Waters and Cusack
didn’t pin were tormented 17-2and 16-
0, respectively.
That’s not all. Trevor Albarron did
somethitig amazing, niling in for an
injured Alex Costner at 103 and going
3 -1 in his varsity debut. Aaron Peoples
(heavyweight), David Oakley (125),
Trevon Faulkner (140) and Jon San
Filippo (171) also went 3-1. Shane
Carter went 2-1 at'119.
The War Eagles reconnrmed their
place as the kingpin of the CPC by de
vouring 12 of 14 matches against West
Forsyth. There were six pins in the
match - all by Davie.
Costner started the assaull with an
11-3 major decision. Davie never let up,
getting a first-period pin from Waters
and a 3-2 squeaker from Carter
“We started at a good place,” Riddle
said. "Costner got us started real good
with a major. Carter’s win was big. He
controlled the match, and that kid (from
West) is pretty good. I think he's one
of the guys returning from last year.”
After Vemon and Faulkner delivered
back-to-back pins. M att Garretson
rolled up an 11-2 major decision.
“Faulkner fell behind and come back
for a pin,” Riddle said. “Garretsoii
wrestled one of their better wrestlers.
He has a good record, but Garretson
beat him pretty handily.”
Please See No Sweat • Page B4 Among Davie’s dominance of West was Jared Barber’s first-period pin. - Ptioto by Jim Barringer
Boys Eediscover Offense, Burn Ledford
By Brinn Pitts
Davie Enterprise Rccord
The Davie varsity boys basketball
team ’s m oney-in-the-bank scorer,
Drew Absher, couldn’t buy a basket
during an ugly 64-35 loss lo visiting
West Rowan. Absher, a senior guard
and fourth-year starter, reminded ev
eryone of his human imperfections by
going scoreless for the first tinie in 58
games.
But after enduring a three-game los
ing streak, Absher and the War Eagles
found something to feel good about in
a 77-72 win over Ledford. That home
game gave Davie a 4-5 nonconference
record.
“I think everybody had a little chip
on their shoulder and felt like we’re
better thon (the West Rowan game),”
coach M ike Absher said.
West Rowan's ferocious double
teaming defense frustrated Absher,
who only got four shot attempts in the
first three quarters. He got free for
shots in the fourth, but nothing fell.
It was a very imcharacterislic night
for one of the top scorers in Davie's
53-year history. Absher, who came in
with a 17.6 scoring average, hadn’t
been shut out since the final game of
his freshmon year, a 55-43 loss to
Reynolds in the first round of the Cen
tral Piedmont Conference Tournament.
Over 82 gomes, he had posted 63
double-figure performances and had
posted 20 or more 21 times.
“Drew’s so good,” West coach M ike
Guriey told the Salisbury Post. “He’s
got a head-start on college because he
understands how to use scrcens and he
reads defenses so well. But we did a
good job of fighting through those
screens.”
“They double-teamed him, espe
cially on all ball screens,” coach
Absher said. “When he brought the ball
down the court, they doubled him.
They immediately wanted him to give
the ball up.”
But there were several problems on
a night when Davie scored the fewest
points inAbsher's 157 games at Davie,
which covers seven years. The War
Eagles shot 27 percent (13 of 49), miss
ing 14 of 15 3-pointers. They were
outrebounded 40-25. They had neariy
as many first-half turnovers (13) as
points (16). The halftime deficit was
33-16, and it only got worse.
The problems were compounded by
the fact that Shannon Dillard, a fresh
man center, reinjured the knee that
sidelined him for the first four games.
He didn’t play in the second holf.
As brutal as the evening was,
Absher got his desired results on de
fense. Unbeaten West (4-0) rang up 87
points the previous night. Jamal M ay
field was Davie’s only double-figure
scorer with 13 points. James Mayfield
and Landon Harris had seven each.
Please See OfTense ■ Page B3
O T T h rille r: Freshm an Hits G am e-W inning Shot
By B rian Pitts
Davie Enterprise Rccord
In a home game against West
Rowan, Janna Dixon of Davie’s var
sity giris basketball team picked a good
time to hit her first field goal of the
night, a 10-foot jumper with four sec
onds left in overtime to give Davie a
51-50 win.
The next night in another home
game, Davie spent three quarters fash
ioning a third straight w in before
Ledford spent the last eight minutes
shredding the script. An awful fourth
quarter resulted in a 55-42 Davic de
feat.
The split left Davie's nonconference
record at 4-5.
Davie had a seven-point lead late
in the fourth agoinst West Rowan. The
Falcons, however, reaffirmed the old
adage that it’s not over til it's over.
They followed a Davie missed free
throw with a buzzer-beating layup that
forced a tie at 46.
West (3-3) had a 50-49 lead in over
time. Dixon found the ball in her hands
with the clock winding down. She was
0 for 3 from the floor before deliver
ing the game-winning basket. It was
something to savor for the-freshman,
who a year ago was playing middle-
school ball for Ellis.
“I think she may have been looking
for somebody,” coach Debbie Evans
said. “She didn’t really see anything,
so she pulled up, had an open shot and
knocked it down. We couldn't have
drawn up anything to get a better shot
than that. It happened to fall in her
hands. It would be a big boost of con
fidence for anybody, let alone a fresh
man. It was a big boost for the team to
win a close one like that.”
Kellie Brown (11 points, seven re
bounds) and Sarah Evans (11 points,
16 rebounds) were the reasons West's
17-12 rally in the fourth wasn't quite
enough. Davie got six points from
Mechel Gadson, five from Janna Dbcon
and Ashley Smoot and four from
Brittani Stewart and Elyssa Tucker,
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Steller Scores 19 In Shootout;
Sm ith Is Clutch A t The Line
Ellis girls basketball coach M ike
Morgan held his head up in the after-
math of a 43-38 loss at Thomasville.
In one of the best middle-school giris
games you'll see, Ellis made it tough
for Ihe home team.
“It was a good game,” Morgan said.
“We played well. They're a good team
and they just played a little better than
we did.”
Indeed, the Jaguars should be ap
plauded despite the second consecudve
loss. Not only did they register the sec
ond-highest scoring total of the year,
they chopped a 10-point deficit to one,
pushing Thomasville to the lim it in the
fourth quarter.
“You always want to win, but you
can come out a little short and still feel
pretty good about it,” Morgan said. “We
played pretty good and competed hard.
They were just a little better than we
were that day,"
The story was the matchup at point
guard. In a shootout of “However many
points you get. I'm going to get more,”
Am y Steller did everything humanly
possible to try to produce the road up
set, scoring eight points in the fourth
and a season-high 19 for the game. Her
counterpart, also a scoring machine,
went for 20 points.
In other words, it was a dazzling
duel.
“Amy played intense on defense,
too,” Morgan said. “She had a, lot of
steals. 1 think she played her best game
of the year. She had struggled a little
against Central Davidson, and I think
that said a lot that she stepped up, came
back and had a great game against Thor
m asville. In my opinion, it was a
matchup of the two best point guards
in the league, and they had a duel."
It was a marvelous effort from ev
erywhere. Elizabeth Smith (nine points)
and Caroline M iller (six) contributed
season-high scoring, w hile A llie
Slabach matched her season high
(four).
Please See Ciutcli • Page B3
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B2. DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursduy, Dcc. 25,2008
Hunting Native Canada G eese Can Be Rewarding Here
Hunting native Cnnnda Geese isn’t hard to do nnd doesn’t re
quire a ton of equipment iilce field hunting’ in the Midwest and
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little planning, you can have a great hunt _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
and come home with more geese than you Qff Ths Porch
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tions. The reason for this is that geese are By PICK Jones
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and limits are generous becausc they have few effective natural
enemies here.
The Canada geese you see today on our golf courses aren’t
migratory birds, they’ve learned that they can live here all the
time and have given up migrating north to raise their clutches nnd
south to'fee.d during the winter. Currcnt North Carolina hunting
seasons take this into consideration and much lower limits arc in
force where there’s a possibility of shooting true migratory
Canadas, whose numbers are dwindling.
This is a relatively new phcnomenbn. I was in my teens before
1 si\w my first Canada goose. By the way, they arc correctly called
Canada geese, not Canadian geese. A novelty at first, Canadas
began to be a nuisance as they look up at boat landings and golf
courses and covered the landscape with goose manure. Permits
con be obtained to remove them and there are procedures lhat
discourage them, but the best way to control the populalion is
traditional hunting.
When Ihe hunting season was first instituted, there wasn’t
much sport to hunting them sincc they’re smart and, unlike m i
gratory geese, had developed n comfort level with people, This is
no longer the case in areas where they’re hunted. During Ihe hunt
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some ducks seem downright reckless.
What this means is that, right here in the Piedmont, we’re
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you count Ihc geese. One party, the shooters, hides in the path of
the soon to be departing geese and Ihe other party, the “beaters”
approaches the geese on the field or pond and drives them over
the shooters. On relatively small areas, this works pretty well. As
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Trey Lagle, his dad, Billy and young Lab, Jericho had
a good day on the geese recently.
escape into and the shooters odds go down.
The best one of the.se I’ve ever done was with just me and
Ernie, my old lab. There was a pretty good flock in a field behind
my Uncle Roby’s house. Sincc the only hunters were me and Ernie,
1 took Ernie to the far end of the field and put him on "slay.” Ernie
was solid and, though he saw the geese, he held until I could sneak
Ihe quarter mile lo Ihe olher end of the field and call him with the
whistle. He cut unto the geese on Ihe ground like a false albacore
in a school of silvcrsides and, in theii panic, they took the
straighlest route away from him. This pul them right over my head
and I gol Iwo birds. By the time the geese were on the ground, he
wns there. ‘
On a pond,, the best way lo do n sneak is for Ihe shooters lo
hide on the back side of Ihe dam. The "beaters” approach und try
to push the birds over the shooters. Sometimes, on a large pond,
Ihe geese prcfei- Ihe middle of Ihe pond to Hying off und you have
lo gel‘creative to gel them moving, '
M y favorite way,to shoot the big birds is to be where the geese
want lo go nnd hammer them when they comc in. This is classic
goose hunting. You can use decoys, culls, and dogs this way and I
just like it better. For this to work, you have to know where Ihe
geese arc going, or at least, where they are passing. I’ve found
that, if they have plans lo feed on a certain pond, you aren’t likely
to decoy them to light in another location. Whal you cun do is to
gel them lo invesiiguie your dccoys close enough for you to get
really good shots.
O l d S c h o o l
Sports From 1973
• A llan Barger was one of
three Lenoir-R byne football
playens nam ed to the N A IA
Di.stnct 26 offen.sive team.
T h e 6-0, 205-pound ju n io r
guard from M ocksville won
the team ’s be.st-bIocker tro
phy. H e helped the,B ears
lead the Carolinas C onfer
ence in rushing.
• D avie’s w restling team
'squared its record at 2-2
w ith a 4 3 -2 8 w in at East
Row an. D avie got pins from
B ob M cG e e (1 0 7 ), C urtis
Stiles (128), Ron Anderson
(1 3 4 ),B ill B o g er(140), Jim
F arlo w (1 4 7 ) and M arcus
W ils o n (1 8 7 ). B ra d
M iddleton w on 7-2 at 121.
• D a v ie ’s varsity boys
basketball team won its first
three conference games be
fore ninnihg into a buzzsaw
at N orlh Rowan, T h e loss
was 74-41. D w ayne Grant
led D avie w ith 17 points.
• P a tric ia D w iggin.s
scored 14 points to lead
D avie’s varsity girls to a42-
24 rout o f N orth Row an.
D ebbie Burton added 12 as
D avie im proved to 3-1 in
the league.
• Lee N e e ly ’s 22 points
w eren’t nearly enough in
the D avie JV boys’ 73-54
loss to N orth Rowan. D avie
was outscored 21-9 in the
fourth.
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Some folks still believe lhat Canadas aren’t good on the lable.
That was my experience, too, until I learned that, to cook a
goose, you have to treat it like beef. If you treat it like poultry,
it will most likely be awful. Here arc a couple of recipes that
really work for me.
Croekpot Goose Goast
Put skinned goose breast, thighs, and legs in a erockpot with
II couple of cans of V8 juice. Add onions, green peppers, and
carrots. Season with salt und Mrs. Dush Yellow. Cook on low
heat for a couple of hours and add potatoes. (The potatoes will
over cook and get brown otherwise) When the ment is fulling
off the bone lender, it’s done. I’ll bet your guests cun’t tell it
from beef roast.
Country Style Goose
Bread thin, split goose breasts (You cun rim them through u
tenderizer if you like) with House Autry Senfood Breuder with
extra salt and black pepper added. Fry in just a little olive oil
until browned and remove the meat. Add a little more oil and
House Autry Seafood Breuder to mukc u dark roux with the
stuff that’s stuck in the pan. M ix a couple of cups of wator with
more breader and udd to the roux once it’s durk, to muke gruvy.
The gruvy will end up khuki brown. Put the meut und grnvy in a
crock pot on low heat und cook until the meat is very tender.
Just like Mumu’s country style steak.
If you cun’t uccess the field they’re feeding in but you can
access u field or pond niong Iheir route, set up your decoys, hide
yourself really well, and wail. One of the great things aboul gecsc
is that, if you keep your ears open, they won’t surprise you. They
ulwuys keep up some chatter as they fly so just listen for the honks.
When they come into view, turn loose with the calls and keep
your face down. If your calls and spread ure decent, they’ll swing
over to investigate, When they’re in range, shoot for the heads
and you have a good chance of having u goose dinner.
If you hnven’t hunted geese before, remember Ihut range is
deceptive with geese. When they look as big as a big duck, they’re
out o f range. When they look as big ns u goose, they’re burcly out
of runge. When they look ns big ns a cow, they’re in range.
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First Deer
Tatum Jakob Willianns shot his first deer on Dec.
13 while hunting with his Papaw Steve Hiiton at
his farm off Davie Academy Road. Tatum’s Papaw
and Uncle Adam Hill said it was a perfect shot
through the shoulder. Tatum is 10, a fifth grader at
Trinity Baptist Academy. He is the oldest of five,
which includes brother Brady and sisters Kassidy,
Emma and Paisley. His parents are Kristy Williams
and the late Clark Williams. His maternal grand
parents are Steve and Killy Hilton. Paternal grand
parents are Buddy and Marcheta Williams and
Alvin and Betty Malpass.
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who added diree assists nnd two
blocks.
“It wus one of Surah’s best
games all-around,” Evans said.
“She played under control. She
rebounded and scored for us.”
A t halftim e against Led
ford, it looked as if Brown and
Gadson were going to curry the
Wur Eagles to their first three-
game winning streak in four
years. They led 13-8 in the first
quarter, 25-21 at halftime and
38-36 after three.
Brown and Gadson ac
counted for 23 of the 25 first-
half points. But Davie self-de-
structed in Ihe fourth, getting
Evans
ouiscorcd 19-4. W hile Ledford
wus hiuing 11 of 12 free throws
in the fourth, Dnvie wns miss
ing all 10 field goals.
It wus a sudden downward
spiral thnt ruined three solid
qunrters of work. Dnvie scorcd
13,12 and 13 points in the first
three frames.
"We didn’t pluy that bad,”
Evans said. “Wc went cold in
the fourth, and we had some
good looks. It was two games
like we’re going to see in the
conference. They were close.
You might be up six, you might
be down six, and we need to
learn how to win Ihose games.”
Gadson finished w ith 15
Gadson
points and eight rebounds, while
Brown scored 13 points on 6-
of-11 shooting. Brown hns
posted double figures in seven
of her eight games. The duo,
though, couldn’t do it by them
selves. Davie’s No. 3 scorer had
four points.
“Marnic (Lewis) has been
preaching to Kellie to get all the
way to the rim on the dribble,'
and she did as good n job of thut
ns she has,” Evans suid.
“Mechel played strong. 1 think
she’s just gaining confidencc
every game she plays.”
Notes! Ledford did stymie
Gadson and Brown in the scc
ond half, holding them lo five
iViayfield A National Cham pion
B illy Riddle won a pair o f
national-championship rings
(2005-06) during his football
career w ith A p palachian
State. Another form er Davie
stnr has a ring. Ironicnlly,
Jonathan M ay fie ld ’s Rich
m ond S piders d erailed
Riddle and A pp’s quest for a
fourth straight crown on the
w ay to their first Football
Cham pionship Subdivision
national title.
The Spiders, which upset
A p p alach ian in the
quarterfinals, pounded M on
tana 24-7 in the championship
game in Chattanooga, Tenn.,
on Dec. 19. They started 4-3
before going on a nine-game
w inn in g streak for a 13-3
mark. ,
M ay H e ld , a backup re
ceiver, is a 6-3, 199-pound
sophomore from M ocksville.
He was a record-setting re
ceiver for Davie in ‘05.
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Steller continued her sto
rybook season against visiting
South Davidson, scoring 16
poinls, but the Jaguars sleep
walked to a 3 I-2 5 ^ jn jirh e y
didn’ t completely pul if away
until Ihc fourth.
“Wc didn’t play real well,”
he said. "W e played a little
sloppy. Sometimes when you
come o ff one o f the better
games you’ve played all year,
it’s tough to come out and du
plicate it.”
South cuffed Steller in the
fourth. Thanks to Smith, South
didn’t sneak in the back door
and steal one from Ellis. She
was fouled with two minutes
left and Ellis protecting a three-
point lead. She faced a one-
and-one situation at the line.
Smith sank both attempts,
sapping South.
‘That was a pivotal moment
in the game,” he said. “She
made it a tw o-possession
' game. That made a big differ
ence. It was pressure, too, be
cause it was a one-and-one.”
M iller (seven points) pro
duced a season high for the
second straight gam e, and
Smith had four as Ellis entered
the holidays w ith a 5-2 record.
“M iller played her best game
o f the year,” he said.
Steller is averaging 13.6
points.
Thom asville 43, Ellis 38 -
A m y S teller 19, Elizabeth
Smith 9, Caroline M iller 6, A l
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Ellis 31, S. Davidson 25 -
Steller 16, M iller 7, Smith 4,
Ivey Camey 3, Slabach 1.
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“Defensively we played
pretty w e ll,” Absher said.
“There was a stretch in the first
half where they were missing
shots, and wc were rebounding
pretty well. But we couldn't
score. Whut I thought could
have been a single-digit game
at the half ended up being (33-
16). We’re not going lo bent
anybody (shooting 27 percent).”
W llii the W ar Eagles need
ing n win like com needs rain,
they rinsed out the bad West
Rowun tnsle, beating Ledford
77-72 the nexl night. They
couldn't possibly have pluycd
uny better offensively, nniling
29 of 56 field goals (52 percent)
and 10ofl63-poinlers(62 per
cent).
Absher cnme back with n
vengeance, just ns he vowed he
would, matching his season
high with 26 points. He drained
four 3s in the flrst hnlf, when
Davie bolted to n 17-4 lend and
settled for a 35-27 udvunlnge.
He finished six of 11 from be
yond the arc.
“He said I'll have the same
shots tomorrow night, and I'll
make them,” his father/coach
said. “You've gol to have thut
little edge. I don't know what
coach (Lance) Everette said to
him yesterday, but it obviously
worked.”
When Absher wasn’t buming
Ledford, Harris, Alex Marion,
Jamal M ayfield or James
Muyfield was. Harris had 16
points on 7 -o f-ll shooting,
breaking a five-game slump.
Marion doubled his previous
high with 14 points. Jamal went
nuts, compiling 11 points, seven
assists, five rebounds nnd four
steals. James piled up 10 points,
six rebounds and five steals.
“It was a lot of the same
looks (from West Rowan), and
we made them,” Absher said.
“We played with u lot more con
fidence. 1 can’t remember the
lust time wc hud five guys in
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 25,2008 - B3
B ro w n
points.... Brown is ensily the top
scorer with an 11.1 average.
Gadson is scoring 6.6, Tonesha
Tumer 6.4, Evuns 6 und Tucker
4.3. ... Davie w ill play in the
annual Snm M o ir Christmas
Classic ul Cntnwba College on
Dcc. 27,29,30.
D avie 51, W . Row an 50
(O T) - Kellie Brown II, Sarah
Evans 11, Mechel Gadson 6,
Junnu Dixon 5, Ashley Smoot 5,
Elyssu Tucker 4, Brilluni Stew-
nrt 4, Tuliuh Holland 3, Tonesha
Tumer 2.
Ledford 55, Davie 42 - Gad
son 15, Brown 13, Stewurt 4,
Evans 3, Alex Kfciser 2, Kaycee
Dixon 2, Smoot 2, Tumer 1.
M a y fie ld
n n m
A bsher
double figures. We had inside
and outside (production). At
halftime we had 35 points, and
that's as many as we had the
whole game (aguinst West
Rowan). Ledford took Salisbury
to the wire, so they’re a good
team. Hopefully we cnn build
on this.”
Notes! Murion erupted for '
14 points after averaging three
in the first eight games.... Davie
repelled Ledford by canning
nine of 10 free throws in the
fourth.... Davie's top four scor
ers; Absher 16.6, Harris 10.9,"“
Jamal Muyfield 9.4 and Jnmes
M uyfield 7.9. ... Absher can
smell Davie's No. 3 spot in ull-
time scoring. Dwuyne Grant
( 1977) had 2,007 points, Dunne
Phillips (2000) hud 1,544 and
Senn Stevens (2002) hud 1,232.
Absher stands at 1,228. Five
points w ill catapult him to third.
... Davie will play in Ihe annual
Sum M oir Christmas Clussic nt
Catawba College on Dec. 27,
29, 30.
W . Rowan 64, Dovie 35 -
Jumal Mayfield 13, James M ay
field 7, Lundon Hurris 7, Joey
Tuylor4, Shunnon Dillard 2, P.J.
Neely 2.
Davie 77, Ledford 72 - Drew
Absher 26, Harris 16, Marion
14, Jnmnl Mayfield 11, Jnmes
Mayfield 10.
K-2 Basketball
The Mocksville/Davie Parks
& Recreation Department is of-
Instructional Baskct-
bàii.TH^datesarcJan.2,10,17
and 24 at Pinebrook Elementary.
The cost is .$25. The registration
deadline is Dcc. 26. The instruc
tor w ill be Duvic coach M ike
Absher.
2-6 Basketball
The rec department is taking
registration for 2-6 Instructional
Wrestling. The dntes iu-e Jun. 12,
19,26, Feb. 2 ,9 and 16 at Davic
High. The cost is $40. The dead
line lo regisler is Jun. 5. The in
structors w ill be Davie conches
Buddy Low ery and Hownrd
Riddle.
Umpires Needed
Anyone interested in umpir
ing Little League busebull/soft-
bnll in Davie County and For
sylh County for the TwinCity
Umpire Association should con
tact Anihony Warden ut 336-
674-8789 (home) or 336-669-
4679 (cell). You can also con
tact Jerry Gupton at 492-5981
(home) or 813-4507 (cell).
Burns On Fire
C liff Burns has helped the
Catuwbu Indiuns lo Ihe N o.'9
runking in the latest Division II
poll. The'6-8 senior center from
Dnvie Coimty is shooting an as
tonishing 61 percent from the
floor (47 of 77). He is averag
ing 10.6 poinls and 4.8 re
bounds. He leads the teahfi with
23 blocked shots. Bums gradu
ated from Davie in ‘05.
James Scratched
From Shrine Bowl
Lust Saturduy, Perry James
was set to be the 10th Duvie
foolbnll pinyer in 53 ycnrs lo
pluy in the Shrine Bowl of the
Cnrolinns nt Wofford College in
Spartanburg, S.C. Bul a bizarre
setbnck prevented his dressing
out, and thus he went down ns
the lOlh one to mnke the stute's
ull-stur teum.
The 6-0, 180-pound comer-
buck who hus committed to Bust
Cnrolinu developed un infection
in his hand and was forced to
have surgery. He remained in
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James had a callous on his hand
that was scraped off. It got in
fected, then started swelling. A
doctor put him on un IV for un-
tibiotics. That didn't solve ihe
problem, so James hud to huve
it cul open and drained.
Davie coach Doug llling told
the Winston-Salem Journal; "He
was disappointed, bul we were
able to go down and pick up his
spirits a little bit.”
James was D avie's first
Shrine Bowler since Raeshon
M cNeil in ‘05.
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Matt Cusack locks up with Jake McKay (right).
The crowd reacts to Matt Cusack's Impressive win over West Forsyth star Jake McKay,Rusty O'Connor’s season year is off to a good start.
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Zach Vernon's pin contributed to the 50-point win.
The bralntrust, from left: Buddy Lowery, Jason Hooker and Howard Riddle,
Trevon Faulkner has emerged as a fabulous freshman, winning 10 of 13,Matt Garretson turned in an 11-2 major decision.
Michael Waters, a 21-1 rock at 112, wasted no time putting his Titan in a pin position.
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Two inaiclic.s were symbolic
of Davie’s superiority - Sales’
7-2 . decision at 145 and
Cusack's 9-5 win over unbeaten
Jake McKay - a former North
Davie Wildcat - at 152,
“Sales has been wrestling
130 and 135, and he wrestled
145," Riddle said, “He guve up
a little w eight, but really
handled him."
M cK iiy brought i\ 17-0
rccord lo Cusack, a sophomore
who remained at one loss.
“Cusack had a slow start,"
Riddle said, “But he moved his
feet and got takedowns on a
good wrestler. The match was
almost over mathematically
anyway, but that deflnitely took
a lol of wind out of tlieir sails.”
Rusty OiConnor, who is im
proving every minute, held on
4-2, Davie’s punctuation mark
was rattlesnake-esque; succes
sive nrst-period pins by Barber
(189), Bell (215) and Peoples
(liwt),
“Bell got revenge for a loss,”
R iddle said, “That kid had
pinned Bell at Watauga, when
Ricky had just come straight out
o f football. This tim e he
handled him and got him on the
mat,”
Notes
• Tlie only suspense down
the stretch was wlio wus going
to win at 171 between 19-0
Hupp and 16-0 Robbie
W annenburg of W est.
W annenburg ended H upp’s
streak 9-3. “Hupp didn’t wrestle
his best,” Riddle said. “Hupp
can wrestle with him. He made
a few mistakes, and you can’t
make those mistakes when you
wrestle a good guy.
(Wannenburg) is probably their
best. He won all those state
championships in the private-
School bracket.”
•West fell to 11-4. Davie has
a thrcc-match winning streak in
the series, including 51-9 and
29-27 scores last year. Davie’s
series lead since joining the
CPC in 1984-85 is 25-2. Both
losses came in 2006-07.
• Davie is doing all this dam
age with a lineup of two fresh
men, six sophomores, three jun
iors and three seniors. Yes,
D avie’s best days are a year
away,
• Sophpmoies Waters and
Cusack are 21-1, Junior Hupp
is 19-1 and sophomore Barber
17-1. Stellar records keep com
ing, Junior Vemon is 20-2 with
15 straight wins. Peoples (se
nior) is 20-2, Sales (sophomore)
is 21 -2, Garretson (junior) is 21-
3, Costner (freshman) is 15-4,
O ’Connor (senior) is 14-4 and
Bell, (sophom ore) is 14-4.
Carter (sophomore) and Oakley
(senior) are 14-7 and Faulkner
(freshman) is 10-3,
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DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec, 25,2008 - B5
Fundraisers
Ongoing
Smith Grove UM C Country
Breukfast, 3rd Sntuniny cach inonlli,
6:30-9:30 a.m.
CooIecmccCivitansHBQ Chicken,
3rd Fri. of cnch montli, nt Cool
eemee Civilan Bldg., Cooleemee.
Serving 1/2 chicken, BBQ slaw,
baked beans, roll & pound cakc. $7
per plate. Reserve your plate, sign up
at Cooleemee Hardware or cnll 284-
2196 or 284-20^0. Will deliver or
der of Tive (5) or more. Proceeds lo
help pny for Cooleemee Clvllan
Comm. Bldg.
Religion
Wednesday, Dec. 24
Christmas Eve Service, at
Comatzer UMC. Begins i 1 p.m. wilh
services of carols, communion, and
candle lighting. Be wilh us to wel
comc Ihe King ut midnight. Loca
tion; 1244 CornatjKr Rd., Mocks
ville. Info: 998-0687.
Christmas Eve Lovcfenst, at
Macedonia Moravinn Church, 4 &
7:30 p.m. Church location; NC 801
between Hillsdale & Farmington.
Christmas Eve Program, nl Mocks
ville Sccond Presbylcrinn Church,
6:30 p.m., ull are invited.
Christmas Eve I*rogram, "Look
Who Just Checked In”, 6:30 p.m. nt
Ijames Bupt. Church. Children &
ndulls will piutlcipate in the piny and
music. Treat bags given at end of
service. Evciyone invited. Location:
corner of ijames Church nnd
Sheffield rds. near Mocksville.
Ongoing
After Schooi Program, ni
Comatzer UMC, servingComiiizer
Elementary School, ages S-12
yenrs. Call 998-0687 for info.
H20 (His to Own), new ministry
al Jerusalem Bupt. Church, 3203
US 601 S., 'Mocksville. On
Wednesdays nl 7 p.m. for 18-29
yenr olds who nrc college, single,
or married. Wc cover topics perti
nent & interesting to this ngc group.
Griefshare, Sn(. mornings 9:30
a.m.. Cornerstone Christian
£hurch, fee will be chargcd locovcr
materials for 13 week seminar. Call
998-0600 for more Info.
Financial Peace University, 13
week series starts Sept. 9, at
Hillsdnle Bupt. Church, 7 p.m.
Open lo public. Cnll 940-6618 for
info and preview sessions info.
AW ANA & Youth Program, nt
Ijames Bapt. Church,' each Sun.
evening 5:45-7:30 p.m., agos four
through sixth grade, info; 492-
6434.
“Journey to the Weli”, 12 lessons
journey, Hannah's Ministry
women's group, every 2nd Sat. eac
month, beginning Oct. il, at II
a.m., Fairfield Bapt. Church, 164
Excalibur Ln., Mocksville.
A Woman’s Discussion Class,
W om en O p ening the World, Our
Father in Heaven ... Teach As To
Pray each Tucs. 10:30-11:30 a.m.
at Jericho Church of Christ. Ail
women invited. Call 492-5711 or
492-5291 for info.
Bible Study, birth, life, death, res
urrection of Jesus, cach Wed. 6:30
p.m.. New Life Ministry, 229 Mill
ing Rd. No charge, everyone wel
come. Info; 704-642-0512.
Jericho Women’s Bible Study,
all materials provided at no cost,
meets every Tues. morning 10:30
a.m. al Jericho Church of Christ.
Question: 416-1036 or 704-798-
2038.
Women’s Bible Study, every
Wed. 5-6 p.m., in a home near
Milling Rond area. All women
welcome. Info; 751-5229.
Women’s Dibie Study, focusing
on Biblical women from female
perspective and African American,
Latino, and American women, 2nd
Sat. of eacli month nt Fnirficld Bapt.
Church, 164 ExcaUbur Lane (off
U.S. 601 S.). Info: 940-5149.
Cornatzer Coffeehouse, 3rd Sun.
of each month, 7 p.m, at Comatzer
UMC.
Women’s Study Group, Phase 2,
on Biblical women, presented by
Hannah's Ministries. Free & held
every second Sat. of cach month,
lO-11 a.m. All welcome. Info: 940-
SI 49.
CareNct Counseling Centers, ul
First Baptist Church, 390 N. Main
St., Mocksville. Offers intcr-de-
nominational counseling. Aca
demically trained, certified coun
selors & mental health profession-
nls. Info. & appt. 751-2041.
Prcschooi/Purentii Morning Out,
Bethlehem United Mclh. Time; 9
a.m.-noon. Ages I & 2 - M,WorT,
Th. Age 3 - M,T, Th. Age 4 & Pre-
K - three or four days per week.
Call 998-6820.
Prcschooi, at Cenler United Melh.
Church, 2 days per week or 4 days
per week (4 yr, old class); 2 days
per week (3 yr. old class); 2 days
pier week (2 yr. old clnss) 8:30-
11:30 n.m. Phone 940-3753.
Awana & Bible Study, Wednes
days at 7 p.m., Hope Baptist Tab
ernacle.
Special Events
Thursday, Dec. 25
Christmiis Morning Commu*
nily Brcniifast, 6-10 a.m., at C’s
BBQ, 2203 US 601 North, Mocks
ville. Slop by for a gift of a hot home
style breakfast wilh friendly service
6 plenty of smiles. Noonc should be
lonely al this most joyous time of
yeitf. Tlicre is no charge, but dona
tions acccplcd with all proceeds go
ing lo Serving Him Ministry for fu
ture communily activities.
Mon. & Tues., Jan. 5 & 6
“Carousel” Auditioas, Davie Arts
Council will hold auditions for spring
production cach day 6:30-9 p.m.
Tlicre are parts for all ages. Comc
prepared lo sing song, bring music
wiUi you and wear comfortable .shoes.
CallbacksheldJan. 8. For info: 751-
3112.
Saturday, Jan. 10
NC Concealed Handgun Training
Class, at Davic Law Enfotcemeat
Training Center, 370 Dallon Rd.,
Mocksville, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Limited
spaces. Payment by Jan. 2 $55, after
that date $65. For Info: 284-4660 or
671-4603.
Ongoing
Live Music Sc Dancing, every Sal.
night bluegrass, at Shefneld Music
Hall, call 704-546-3099 for info.
Coffee House, 3rd Sun. euch month,
7 p.m., at Comatzer UMC. Good
coffee, good fellowship, & good
music,
DatestpRememijer
Ongoing
Free Monthly Diabete.s/Blood
Prcssurc/Choicsterui Screenings,
last Fri. of each month in 2008 m
WidMart, 9 a.m. til 12 noon. Spon
sored by Davic Lion's Club.
VisitCooleemee'sMlUVlUagcMu-
scum, 14 Church St., Wcd,-Sal. 10
a.m. lit 4 p.m. Tours also available
by appt. Call 284^6040.
Storytimes, ut Davic Co. Libnuy;
Tues. 10a.m. &Fri. 11 a.m.-stories,
songs, fun for prc.schoolcrs. 1st Sul.
of every month - storics/ucllvilies
for kids of all ages. Al Cooleemee
Branch; every other Tliurs. 10:30
a.m. (call orclieck website for dales).
Al Hillsdale UMC: every other Fri.
10 a.m. (call library orchcck website
for dates).
SpeciaiOiympics of Davie County,
play aclivilles & fun nile, Wednes
days ul Brock Bldg. Play uctivilics6-
7 p.m. Fun Nile 7-8:30 p.m. Open lo
all persons wilh disabililies & their
families.
Meetings
Ongoing
DavicBeckccpersAssadation,scc-
ond Monday ofeverymondi, 7 p.m.,
at N.C. Cooperative Ext. Office, 180
S. Main SUeel, Mocksville. Forinfo:
998-2975..
VFW Post4024,7p.m.,2ndTues.
cach month, VFW Hut, Sanford
Avenue, Mocksvillc. Eligible
members welcome. Come carly for
refreshments. For info call 492-
7521.
Trium ph Parenting Classes,
Wednesdays, 10:30 a,m„ call for
info; 751-5636.
Humane Society of Davie Co., bi-
monUily meetings 2nd Tues. of ev
ery even-numbered month, al Hu
mane Socieiy Adoption Center, 290
Eaton Rd. Call 751-5214 for info.
Duvie Amuteur Rudio Club, Isl
Tuesday ofeuch monUi, 7 p.m., Davie
Co. Hospital Training Room. Public
welcome.
Duvie Historical & Genenlogiciil
Society, 4lh Tucs., 7 p.m., Davie
Library.
Central Davie High Class of 1966,
third Monday euch monlh, nl Shiloh
Bupt. Church fellowship hnll, 6 p.m.
Questions; 336-692-7104.
Mock-svllle Lions Club, 1 sl Thurs
day, 7 p.m., fellowship hall of St.
Francis of Assisi, Yadkinville Roud,
Mocksville (board meeting contin
ues 1st & 3rd Tliurs., 6 p.m.).
Al-Anon Family Group, al
Muccdonin Moravian Church, N.C.
801 N., Advance, Sundays 8 p.m.,
Rm. 225 (above fellowship hall). Al-
Anon is a group dial helps families&
friends of nicoholics.
Cooleemec Womens Civitan Club,
meets 4lh Thurs. of cach month, 7
p.m. Cooleemec First Bnpl. fellow
ship hull, 204 Mnrginal St., Cool
eemee. All area ladies inviled. For
further info; 336-2844795.
Stitch-In, a gathering of crafters al
Mocksville Library, sccond Wed. of
euch monlh, 7-8:15 p.m. Bring your
portnbic project nn nil your best lips
and uicks lo share. Info: 751-2023.
Community Foundation of Davle
County Board of Directors, 2nd
Man., 5 p.m. Rotating meeting. For
Info/nionlhly loculionciUl 753-6903.
Mock.svlllc Ga.rden Club, 1st
Thurs. of cach month, 7 p.m., in
former fellowship hall behind Firsl
UMC, Main Street, Mocksville,
Norlh Davic Rurllun Club,
monlhly dinner meetings, sccond
Mon. of cach monlh, 7:30 p.m. Call
782-4276 for info and location of
next meeling.
Smart Sturt of Duvic County board
mccUng, 3rd Tues. of every biher
monlh (begins Jan.) at SunTrust on
Yndkinville Rd„ 9-10:30 a.m. Ques-
lioas: 751-2113.
Alzheimer’s Support Group, 2nd
Tiie.sday of each monlh, 6:30p.m., at
Autumn Care, Mocksville. Info: 751 -
3535.
Duvic Civitan Club mccls4lh Thurs.
of each mondi, Fcb.-Oct., 7 p.m., at
Hillsdale Bupt. Church, Hwy. 158.
All visitors welcome.
NAACP Community Awareness
Meeting, every 4th Mon. of each
month, 7 p.m., nt Shiloh Bapt.
Church.
Center ECA Club meets 3rd Tues
day of each month, al Center Comm.
Bldg., 7:30 p.m. Plca.se join us.
Disabled American Veterans Post
75 meets on third Monday of each
month, 7 p.m., al 1958 Hwy. 601 S.
Contact Ralph al 751 -5118 for more
info.
Davle County Horse Emergency
Rcscue Team, 7:30 p.m., downsuurs
al die Agriculliuial Building, Mocks-
ville.Eveiy3nlTuc,sdaycach montfl.
For info: 940-2111.
Davle Co. Band Boosters, inecls
2nd Tuesday of month, 7:30 p.m..
Davie High Band Room.
Christian Businessmen's Commlt-
tecofMocksviiie,Thursdays,7u.ra.
Mocksville Rotary Hut.
North Cooleemec and Clark Road
Council, 2nd Wcdne.sday, 7 p.m.
Friendship Baptist Fellowship Hnll.
Mociisvtilc A A, closed non-smok-
Ing meeling, nt St. Francis of Assisi
Church fellowship hall, 862
Yadkinville Rd., Mocksville.
Thursday, 7 p.m. Info: Jan 753-
6863.
Duvic Domestic Violence Services
und Rape Crisis Center. Offers
weekly support group for domestic
violence & sexunl assault victims.
Tlic group meets every Tucs. evening
from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Please call of
fice for location, 751-3450.
MocksvUleRotary Club,Tuesdays,
I2:10p.m., Rotary Hut.
Furmlngton Ma.soni(! Lodge No.
265,2nd Monday, 7:30 p.m. at die
lodge.
Davle Co. United Way Board of
Directors, 4lh Monday, 5:30 p.m..
Brock Cenler Annex, Conf. Room
208,
Davie Homebuilders, 4lh Thurs
dny, 7 p.m., Langley's in Mocks
villc, Town Square.
Davie High Atidctlc Boosters, 3rd
Monday. 7 p.m., school cafeteria.
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Farmington Ruritan Club, 2nd
Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Famiinglon
Mediodisi church.
HELPS Ministries, Christian re
covery program for women sexually
abused as children. Mondays, 7:30
p.m., 41 court Siiuaro, Room 210.
Parents Resource Organization
(PRO) support group for families of
children wlUi disabilities, 2nd Tues
day, 7 p.m. Call Rosemary
ICroprelderal998-33l 1 for location.
Jcricho-Hardlson Ruritan Club,
2nd Tuesday, 7 p.m., club building.
Health Dept., clinic hours; Mon.-
Fri., 8:30-11:30 a.m., 1-4:30 p.m.
Duvic County Board of Social Ser
vices, 4lh Tuesday, 5:30 p.m. al
DSS.
Narcotics Anonymous Against All
Odds Group, Firsl Bapt. Church, 390
N. Main Street (upsiairs), Tliurs. 7
p.m., Sun. 6 p.m. Drug Problem?
Helpline, 336-785-7280.
Mocksville American Legion Post
174, VFW Hut, Sanford Ave., 2nd
Tliursday, 7 p.m,
Mocksville Civitan Club, 7 p.m.,
2nd & 4di Mondnys, nt Firsl Presby
terian Church.
Advuncc Memorial Po.st8719 Vet
erans of Foreign Wars luid Ladies
Auxiliary, 4lhTucs., 7:30 p.m., post
home. Feed Mill Roud.
Davie Counly Right To Life, 7
p.m., 3rd Thursday, grand jury room,
courthouse. 751-5235 or 492-5723.
Cooleemee Memorial VFW Post
1 i 19,2nd, 4th Thurs., 7 p.m., VFW
Hall, N.C. 801.
Corinthian Lodge No. I7F&AM,
2nd, 4lh Fridays, 7:30 p.m. al the
lodge.
Mocksville Lodge No. 134, 1st
Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. ul Ihe lodge.
Cooleemec Clvitun's Club Meet
ing, 1st imd 3rd Mon. each month, 7
p.m.. Red Pig, Hwy. 801, Cooleemec.
Davle Co. MS Support Group,
2nd Mon. of cach month, 6 p.m.,
Davie Co. Hospllul.
Recreation
For more infonnulion on nny of die
following rcc. events call 75 i-2325.
Davle Youth Council
аЦ students grades 9-12, attend N.C.
Slate Youth Council events, serve
communily. Cnll Snndra 751-2325,
Good Timers Square
Dance
Fannington Comm. Ctr, Mondays 7
p.m., cost $5 per month. Volunteer
& communily .scrvice opportunilies.
CiJI 998-3837 for more info.
Davie Metro Tae Kwon
Do
Ages 6 & up, including adults, Tues.
& Tliurs. ® 6 p.m., Brock Gym.
Gary Keeble, InsUuclor. Call 391-
4538 for more info.
Shelter Rentals
Available at Rich Park, Rivcrpark at
Cooleemee Falls, and Farmlnglon.
Call 751-232510 reserve.
Special Olympics Fun Nites
available lo anyone wilh a disability,
Wednesdays, Brock Gym, 6 p.m.
Call Kalhie Sireii 751-2325.
K-2 Instructional B’Ball
Includes T-shirt.
Silver Striders
Brock Gym avnilnble for walking
6:30-9 a.m. Quarterly incentives for
miles walked.
Senior Trips
Join us for day trips & occasional
ovemighters lo interesdng locadons
& let us do die driving. Call Kadiie
for info.
Senior Games
Open lo all 55 or belter. Be active,
have fun, softball, bnsketball,
badmitton, horseshoes, bocce, &
more.
Dance Company
Brock Gym, Emily Robertson 998-
5163, ages 3 & up. Including adults.
Classes Mon. & Tucs.
Bocce
At Rich Park Sports Complex,
Wednesdays, 11 n.m. Lcnm sport of
Bocce. Open lo ull seniors 55 or
beller.
YMCA
Formorelnfonnnlion,call751-9622,
visit www.davie.ymcanwnc.org, or
come lo the YMCA for a tour.
Indoor Soccer
Everyone plays al die YMCA, even
when it's cold outside. Leam variety
of skills, value of teamwork, and
good sportmanship during weekly
practices. Salurday games. Regls-
Umlon for chllden 3-13, now thru
Jan. 9; season Jan. 12-March 7.$40/
members, $75/polendaI members.
Swim Lessons
Sign up now. Choose from Tues/
Thurs. evening lessons $33 mem-
bers/$66non-menibcrsorSnl. morn
ing lessons $16 members/$33 non
members. Private & famUy lessons
also available.
Members Only
Join the YMCA and lake advantage
of waterncroblcs.yogn, biking, wnlk-
ing, personal training, and more.
Comc visit and lour our facilily at
215 Cemetery Street and leam how
wo buljd sUt)ng kids, slrong fami
lies, and slrong communilies.
Seniors
Ail Senior Activities lake place al
Davie Counly Senior Servlcos lo
cated al 278 Meroney St., Mocks
ville unless otherwise noted. Call
753-6230.
Monday, Dec.29
It’sNmrTooLatetoLeam, 10:30
a.m. at die Farmington site. 1723
Farmington Rd., Mocksvillc. Talk
' about learning opportunilies avail
able to David.son Counly Commu
nily College’s new Hillsdale loca
tion. For Info; 753-6230.
Tuesday, Dec. 30
Avoiding Indigestion, 1 p.m., ut
Davie Hospital, free. Tis the season
for overenling, leam ways lo nvoid
indigcslionthatoftencomesUiislime
ofycar. Cull 753-6230formore info.
Friday, Jan. 9
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PAD Screenings, 8:30 a.m. - 12
noon, by appt. only. This free screen
is for Peripheral Artery Disea.se u
serious condition dint affects people
as they age. Open lo adult 55 & olticr.
Call 753-6230.
Ongoing
Sr. Lunclibox, M,T,W , 11:30 a.m..
Th. & Fri., ii a.m., lunch served
daily.
Silver Health Exerclscs, Exercise
Room of Senior Services, M, W, F.
8:30 a.m. Tues. & 'Hiurs. 9 a.m. al
Mock Place, (open lo any senior).
Quilting Club, every Monday, 10
a.m.
Bridge, every Fridny, 2 p.m.
SKIPBO, Wednesdays, 1 p.m.
Scrapbooking, every 2nd Tuesday,
2 p.m.
Dr. Dunn, Podiatrist, al Sr. Services
every duce weeks, 8:30 a.m., please
call for dales.
Free Blood Pressure Chccks, once
a mondi, al 10:30 a.m. in die Nutri
tion Site.
SingingScniors Chorus,Thursdays, •
IO'i.m.
VFW Ladles Auxiliary, every 2nd
Tliurs., 1 p.m.
Scrabbic, 1 p.m. every Monday.
Rook, I p.m. every Monday.
Texas Hold’Em -Thursdays, I p.m.
Painting - Wednesdays 8:30-11:30
a.m.
Grief Support Group, 1st & 3rd
Tuesdays nl 6 p.m.
Sr. Book Club, every sccond Tucs.
of die monlh, 12:30 p.m.
Computer Classes - are available,
call for informalion.
ArtliritlcExcrd.se -every odicr Wed.
10:30 a.m.
Low Impact Acroblcs • Wed. & Fri.
begins Feb. 7 11 a.m. Ul 12 p.m.
Fitness Equipment Room • open
Mon.-Thurs. 8 a.m. dl 8 p.m. Fridays
8 n.m. Ill 5 p.m.
Table Tennis - every Tues. i-4 p.m.
Art, Mondays 9 a.m. lil 12 p.m.
Tal Chi, Tuesdays (call for sesssion
dates)
Line Dancing, Thurs. 11 a.m. tU 12
p.m. & 2-3 p.m.
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Davie Schools DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec, 25,2008 ■ B7
Pinebrook Elcm cntiiry
Kindergartners tiave been
collecting "Bliinkets for Babies”
during December. Some classes
made blanlcets to donate. A total
of 90 blankets were collected.
Students also collected toys,
clothes, hats, gloves and
form ula. A ll item s w ill be
donated to A Storehouse for
Jesus.
First graders enjoyed
Christm as celebrations on
Thursday and look forward to
the start of a new year. Continue
to read with your child over the
break.
Mrs. Bradford’s third grade
class decorated the tree she
keeps up all year with glittered
angels and flat, metol ornaments
In which the children punched
Christm as designs. M rs.
Bradford has shared her
experiences of living in Mexico
with the children and explained
about the Mexican custom of La
Posada. She told the children the
story o f M r, W illo b y ’s
Christmas Tree and Hansel and
G retel using flannel graph
figures.
In social studies, fourth
graders hove been studying
M oravian settlement in the
Piedmont. As a special ending
to this unit, the students hud a
M oravian celebration. They
were able tq hear Christmas
songs by a Moravian band and
enjoj'ed a book read by Mandy
Plyler, a form er Pinebrook
teacher. They were treated to a
lovefeast featuring buns made
by M rs. Young, Pinebrook’s
media specialist. Students were
served by Donna Thompson and
Suzanne D avis, and they
learned that Ihe people who
serve at lovefeasts are called
"dieners.” Mrs. Young dressed
up in traditional costume to tell
The students about Old Salem
and Moravian customs. Fourih
grade studenls and teachers say
a special lhank you to everyone
who helped lo make these fun
culminating activities possible.
North Davie M iddle
Dream Team science stu
dents have been learning about
the human body and how il
works. Students built skeletons
out of x-rays and completed a
take-home lab lo see how bones
lose their strength after soaking
in vinegar for several days.
They are busy tracing the flow
of blood through Ihe heart. A ll
science students are working on
an essay for participation in Ihe
N.C. Soil ond Water Conserva
tion Districts annual contest.
W hile the science classes
wilh Mrs. Harrington has been
learning about the human body,
Mrs. Bostlan’s language arls
classes have been exploring the
human spirit through the study
of Charles Dickens and the
reading of A Christmas Carol.
The study of Ihis seasonal clas
sic has garnered a new aware
ness for students of Ihc impor
tance of personal relationships,
giving of one’s self, and the
plight of those less fortunate.
Studenls have been introduced
to customs and traditions of Vic
torian London England and the
impact that Dickens writing had
on society during that time.
Some of the products that Ihc
students have produced with
this unit include a heart fell let
ter to Ebenezer Scrooge, in
forming him of what he is miss
ing and pleading with him to
change his 'ways, a biographi
cal poem about Scrooge and a
Character Trull Map, Students
created a Christmas Card ns if
they were Ebenezer Scrooge,
Ihe first card Ebenezer sent af
ler his trunsformution.
The Jr, Civitans have been
busy with service projects Ihis
holiday season. They assisted
Smart Start with Snacks for
Santa by leading games and
crafts. They hud a successful
clothing/toiletry drive for Ihe
Eckerd Youth Alternative W il
derness Camp, collecting sev
eral large trash bags of needed
items. They also made Christ
mas cards for nursing home
residents and rang the bells for
the Salvation Army.
Cornatzer Elem entary
Sccond graders have been
busy this December. In social
■studies, they learned about
holiday traditions from around
Ihe globe. Before learning about
different countries' traditions,
students had their passports
slumped. Students learned about
a couniry from six continents.
A fter each lesson, students
completed an entry in their
travel joumal that stated what
they had learned. They
compared Christmas in the
United Slates and thnt of the
other countries.
Some sccond graders
pnrticiputcd in fumily reading
nighl. Bill Campbell shared a
Christmas story with studenls in
the media cenier, Studenls mnde
Chrislmns magnets wilh their
parents - a wonderful way to
spend a rainy Decem ber
evening.
Second graders participated
in "Polar Express D a y ” on
Friday, Dcc. 12, Studenls read
the book, Polar Express and
completed activities that went
along with the book. Students
,were allow ed to bring In a
blanket, stuffed animal, and
bathrobe to snuggle with while
w atching the m ovie in Ihe
afternoon. Hot chocolate and
Christmas cookies were served
during the movie.
Each second grade class
hosted u Christmas purty on the
Inst day o f school before
Christmas vacation. Students
then took ull their handmade
crafts made throughout the
month home.
Cougars of the W eek for
Decem ber; Calistu Perdue,
Adamnris Reyes, Oscar Rogel,
Jimmy Evans, Syler Luil, TVler
Byrd, Conner Stanley, Yuicha
C ulix, Ryan Kerns, Kim m y
O ’Rorke, Lauren Groom s,
Hayes Sales, and Dillon Davis
In November and December
Spanish classes covered a lot of
material. The primary grades
worked on numbers in Novem
ber. Kindergarten classes
learned numbers lo 10, first
grade classes up lo 31, and the
second grade classes lo 79. Each
grade level did activities with
uppropriale math skills. Kinder
garten and first grade classes
then begun a unit on farm ani
mals. Second graders have been
studying the family vocabulary.
Students enjoyed many songs
and games with these themes.
Third grade cinsses have
worked on colors and numbers
in Spanish. Students practiced
spelling the colors, and learned
two new colors: golden and sil
ver. They are leuming the num
bers to 100, including reading
and writing these words. This
w ill continue through Junuury.
Fourth and fifth grade classes
have been working on the ulphn-
bet. Students covered the
sounds ench letter mukes. With
these phonics skills, they ure be
coming greut renders in Span
ish. Soon they w ill begin re
viewing the numbers and learn
ing to express lime.
Mocksville Elem entary
Students o f the week;
Miranda Eust, Isabelle Beasley,
D yllan Everhardt, Muson
M cClam rock, Ana M iranda-
Barrera, Ashelon Smith, Tellcin
Gaither, Henther Ammerman,
Cameron Spaugh, Meghainne
lavaroni, Dustin Hicks, Chris
tian Adame-Herrera, Mekcnna
B osw ell, Joshua Spaugh,
D alton Broom e, Lizzeth
Castoreña, Aaron Bernal, John
Tutterow, Mitchell Wuymun.
Kindergarten students huve
been leuming about Decejnber
holidays celebrated around the
world. They were sometimes
surprised with their similarities
and differences. M any crufls
were made in honor of Iheir new
knowledge.
On Tuesday, Dec, 16,
kindergarten classes perfonned
a play tilled Snnlu’s Workshop
for the PTA progrnm.
Mrs. Flynn und Mrs. Cook’s
first grnde boys and girls have
been reading Ihelr favorite
Christmas stories and doing
activities to go along with them.
Their favorite book is If You
Take A Mouse To The Movies.
They loved guessing what Ihe
mouse would do next.
■In math they have been
doing 3-D shapes und lenrned
nbout cylinders, spheres,
prisms, nnd cubes. The room is
full of shapes
Students hud lots o f fun
centers and many helpful brave
volunteers for Iheir party. They
decorated Christmas pictures
nnd pluyed hoops, durts nnd loss
the beanbag Into Frosty.
Rudolph lost his nose, so they
pluyed pin the nose on the
reindeer. Chrislmns bingo wus
fun, along wilh slringing beads
for bracelets. The best part was
Ihe treats nnd making memories
for the years to come.
Ms. Hockaday’s class read
holiday stories from around the
world. Students studied volume
with marshmallows und cube
blocks. Crenting buildings nnd
finding its volume has been fun.
They nlso hnd fun decorating
the class tree with homemade
gingerbread people and
ornam ents. They enjoyed
Inuklng pnrent’s presents.
Writing Dear Santa letters nnd
imagining if they were Rudolph
was fun,
M rs. W all’s fourth grnders
huve been learning about
animals In science. Working
with n pnrlner, they chose nn
unlmal lo reseurch. Then eacli
group made a poster about the
animal to present to the cluss.
Students hnve been learning
writing slrntegies for personul
nurrutives.
They hnve been listening to
Chrislmns cnrpls-.iigd До|.вд
Chrislmns uctiviiies. Students in
M r. Brooks’ class wrote and
sung their own origlnnl version
of the 12 dnys o f Chrislmns us
well us designing and writing
about ways to get Suntu into the
21st century. During language
arts they are exploring making
inferences. Students enjoyed
reading fairy tales and muking
Inferences ubout their themes.
Lust week students finished a
unit on energy and simple
machines.
Cooleemee Elem entary
Second grade hud a festive
week. Students participated in
Christmas Around the World
Monday-Friday, They leamed
nbout trndltions in Germany,
Poland, Mexico, Italy, France,
and Holland, Mrs, Claus even
came to read them a Christmas
story, Studenls enjoyed learning
about how others celebrute this
holiday in other countries. On
top o f ll ull, they nlso got lo
enjoy the Soulh Dnvle Band
which perform ed Christmas
songs for the entire school. In
math students continue lo
practice double digit addition
wilh regrouping. In reading they
covered a story cniled "Nine in
One, Orr GrrI”, They also hud
book groups using leveled
books.
Third graders have been
getting ready for Ihe holidays.
Sludcnts were able lo “visit”
severnl countries lo leum ubout
customs around the world. In
M rs. H enderson’s room
studenls lenrned about the
Jewish holiday of Hanukkah,
They were able to see a
Menorah and leum about other
symbols. In M rs. H endrix’s
room students learned nbout
English customs o f enrol
singing and mnde Chrislmns
curds lo share with people In the
school. They learned nbout .
Auslrulin nnd were surprised to
leum lhal Christmas In Australia
is in the middle of the summer.
In M rs. S h offner’s room
students leamed nbout Mexico
und polnsettias. In M rs.
W h itak e r’s room students
leamed about Sweden, and St,
Lucia.Duy which is celebrated
on Dec, .13, Anike Fuller told the
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Cornatzer Elementary Cougars of the Week: Matthew Roman-Manoz, Pacey Correll,
Aliyah Byerly, Breana Queen, Cassie Smyers, Bryson Rabon, Deanna Gaddy,
Oscar Hernandez, Dillon Davis, James Evans, Tyler Byrd, Ryan Kerns, Shianna
Reed, Kody Walser, Cody Hendrix, Stephanie Rodriguez, Latoyia Doulin, Spencer
Rich, Ivan Jimenez, Cameron Mattingly, Jay Clary, Jake Barnhardt,
Maurer In
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Dillon M aurer of M ocks
ville, a junior broadcast journal
ism major al Harding Univer
sity, acted in “The Patient” by
Agathie Chrisllp Dec. 4-6.
S h a w n B r o o k s
E a r n s D e g r e e
Shawn S. Brooks of W in
ston-Salem graduated from
Wake Forest University School
o f Medicine and North Curolina
Baptist Hospital on Aug. 17
wilh a degree in nurse anesthe
sia.
He earned his master’s of
nursing degree from the Univer
sity o f N orlh Curolinu nt
Greensboro in Mny, 2008.
He Is married to Ihe former
Shana Brewer <ind is the son of
Larry and LuA nne Brooks.
Orandparents are Jerry and
Polly Seuger of Mocksville. He
Is employed by Piedmont Triad
Anesthesia in Winston-Sulem.
M c L a u g h l i n I n
H o n o r S o c i e t y
M elindn M cLaughlin was
among 33 studenls named to Ihe
' Alpha Chi Society during Ihe
recent 36th unnual induction
ceremony at Gardner Webb
University,
She is the wife of Andy R,
McLnughlln of Mocksville.
Membership in Alphn Chi is
Ihe most .significant academic
honor available to students at
Oardner-W ebb, To qualify,
students must be juniors or
seniors with a OPA placing them
in the lop 10 percent of their
cluss. Alphn Chi induclces must
demonstrnle good chnracler.
Alpha Chi is a general honor
society that ndmits students
from nil ncndemic disciplines
-^ ith nearly 300 chapters'ncross
the United Stntes. The nume
Alphu Chi is the initial tetters
of the Greek words A LETH EIA
and C H A R A K TE R , meaning
Truth and Churncler. Gurdner-
Webb’s Alpha Chi chapter was
begun in 1972.
Pinebrook Elementary School kindergarten students with the “blankets for babies" they collected.
Schools...
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students about her home
couniry of Germany. Children
learned nbout the Germnn
Iruditions o f lighting real
candles on their Christmas trees.
Agnes Lipnicki shared with
students about the customs of
her native couniry of Poland.
Mrs. Lipnicki has been filling
in for teacher ussislnnt, M rs.
Potts, who was on a leave of
absence. Students soy they w ill
mlss^ Mrs. Lipnicki and lhank
her for all she has done. Mrs.
Polls w ill return after the
holidays.
Fourth grade classes have
been reading stories from the
basal book. The first story Just
u Dream is ubout n young boy
who hus u dream about whut the
future may be like if we stop
taking cure o f the eurth.
Students w orked on their
comprehension skills with this
story ns w ell ns form ing
generalization and sequencing
events. Students enjoyed this
creating fiction piece. The
students read Leah's Pony from
their basal books. This is a story
about a giri who helps out her
fumily by selling her pony to
buy buck her fathers tractor after
her house goes into auction. The
students continue lo work on
comprehension skills as they
read this story. They reviewed
m aking generalizations and
started tulking about cause and
effect.
F ifth grade students are
finishing a unh In science ubout
landforms. They w ill follow
with studying nbout geography
in social studies. In rending,
students ure finishing the first
class literature circle book. They poetry unit after the holldnys. In
w ill continue with lilernture math, some o f the things
circles after the holiday break, studenls are learning ubout are
They w ill also be working on a various types of graphs.
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S;B8 ■ DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 25,2008
■ Cornatzer Elementary second graders learn a bit of economics with a holiday worl<shop, earning money, making goods and buying the goods as gifts.
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' Am anda W h ite’s sccond
'grade clnss is lenrning
.economics through a holiday
iWorlcshop.
Lust week the students
leatncd aboul economics. They
learned about goods and
^.seryices, and producers and
consumers. This week they are
putting that knowledge to use.
They must take out n loan to buy
materials in order to make items
for the clnss gift shop. They
must then figure out their loan
balance. There are fourth
graders w orking w ith the
second graders and helping
them nnd acting as managers or
“bosses."
The fourth grade helpers are
Sierra Latham, J.C, Malctte,
DeJuun Peebles, K ristina
Shouse, and Kuihi Baubcrger,
"They do an awesome, job
guiding the second graders
through this process," W hite
snid.
If the second graders work
hard, they get paid $5. This gets
written down in their bankbook
where they have to keep up with
their balance. At the end of the
week, the students huve to pay
back their loan. They may use
their remaining money to buy
the items thoy created as gifts
for family and friends. With the
extra money Ihey may go to the
food court lo gel a snack.
"The students arc working
hard und the items they arc
creating look wonderful,” she
suid. "This hus reully been u
great way to help students lo
understand economics, while
ulso incorporuting mnth nnd
work skills. They ure hnving a
blast.”
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 25,2008 - B9
C o o i e e m e e S t u d e n t s S u r p a s s G i v i n g G o a l s - A g a i n A n d A g a i n
Cooieem ee Eicm cntary
School had its annual canned
food drive Dcc. 1-17.
The staff set the first goal of pajamus to .school on Dec. 19.
1,000 cans and if met the That goal was surpassed on the
students would be able to wear
The 4,533 cans collected by students surround the
media center tree.
third day of colleclions.
The next goal was set ut
1,500 cans and if that goal was
met, Carol Cozart, the principal,
and Janice Stokes, the assistant
principal, would wear pujnmus
und carry a teddy bear on Ihe
19th. Tliat goal was surpassed
on the fourth day of collections.
Cooieemee students kept Ihe
excitement going as homeroom
classcs competed uguinsi cach
other to seo who could bring in
the mosl cans. As the lust days
drew nenr, tho competition got
tighter und tighter wilh students
nnd teachers sneaking around
trying to seo how many cans
other clusses had brought jn.
They all wanted to be the cluss
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When all was said and done,
the grand total of cans collected
was 4,533. Tammy Essie’s fifth
grade class had the honor of
being the class lo bring in Ihe
most cans bringing in 7 13 can.s/
food items. Amy Stokes’ first
grade class came in second with
705 cans while Lori C uller’s
class wns in third with 636,
Bobbie M urroquin’s sccond
grnde class wus in fourth place
with 473 cans and Beth Curler’s
class rounded out the top five
with 301 cnns.
The students and staff were
»mazed nnd cxcitcd Ihnt ihcy
had brought in four limes Ihc
original goal set. The cans were
donated lo the Storehouse for
Jesus in hopes thut Cooieemee
Elcmenlury School could mako
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The Annual Meeting of the
North Carolina Farm Bureau
Federation was held Dec, 7-9 at
the Sheraton Four Seasons and
Joseph S, Koury Convention
Center in Greensboro,
Davie County Farm Bureaii
President Eddie Leagans was
recognized among his peers al
the Presidents’ and Agents’
Luncheon, Farm Bureau
President Larry W oolen
presented ench winning county
president with a limited edition
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Each county’s agency force
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recognition, W ooten said.
Special plaques were presented
to the agents and agencies
whose production wus superior
during the contcst period.
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The undersigned, having quali
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GEORGE ALLEN MEBANE, IV,
deceased, late of Davie County,
North Carolina, this Is lo nolify all
persons, firms and corporations
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Telephone No. 336-794-6001
12-25-4tn
From left, Davie Farm Bureau agents Jeff Blalock, Mil<e Maxie, Dan Frank, Chuck Brown and Julian Stephenson
with county president Eddie Leagans and state president Larry Wooten.
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTV
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
BEFORE THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
FOR THE FOLLOWING
ZONING AMENDMENTS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant lo the requirements of
Article 20-B of Chapter 153-A ol
the General Statutes ol North
Carolina and Section 155.251 of
Ihe Davie County Code of Ordi
nances, thal the Davie Counly
Board of Commissioners will hold
a Public Hearing in the Commli-
alonera Room ol the Davie
County Administration Building
located at 123 South Main Street,
Mocksvlllo, NC on Monday, Janu-
, ary 5, 2009 at 6:00 p.m. to hear
the following requests:
A) tonlnfl-MflC-Amendment
Kenneth Burton Is requesting lo
rezone approximately 1.28 acres
ol a 2.5 acre tract Irom Residen
tial (R-20) to Resldentiai-Agrloul-
tural (R-A). Subject property Is
located on the east side ol Under
pass Road between Fire Station
and Peoples Creek roads and
being further described as Davie
County Tax Parcel G8050B0026
(portion).
B) Text Amendment. Davie
County Board of Commissioners
will review text amendments to
allow Duplexes within certain zon
ing districts as stated In sections
§155.125, 155.141, 155.140 of
the Zoning Ordinance. The
amendment proposes to add and
modify requirements.
County Board of Commissioners
will review text amendments to the
requlrenxents lor Accessory Struc
tures In section §155.001,
155,140, and 155,141 ol the Zon
ing Ordinance, The amendment
proposes to add and modify re
quirements,
Andrew Meadwell
Planning Depattment
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NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE
On January 1,2009, Daymark
Recovery Services will be closing
Its offices located at 301 Hospital
Street, Mocksviiie 27028.
Medical records will be stored
at 725 No. Highland, Winston-
Salem 27101.
Any questions should be ad
dressed to our Forsyth office at
338-607-8523.
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NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREOrronS
Having qualified as Executor of
the Estate of PAUL CLIFTON
COCKERHAM, late ol Davie
County, this Is to notify all persons,
firms and corporations having
claims against said estate to
present Ihem to the undersigned
on or before March 25,2009, (be
ing three (3) months from this llrst
day of publication of this notice),
orthis notice will be pleaded In bar
of their recovery. Aii persons, firms
and corporations Indebted to said
estate will please mako Immedi
ate payment to the undersigned.
This the 25th day of Decem
ber, 2008.
ELOISE T. COCKERHAM
196 Grover Rd.
Mocksville, NC 27028
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NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREOrrORS
Having qualified as Executor ol
the Estate of MILTON D.
BAUGHMAN, JR., (a/k/a M.D.
Baughman, Jr., Milton Day
Baughman. Jr.), deceased, ol
Bermuda Run, Davie County,
North Carolina, the undersigned
does hereby notify all persons,
firms and corporations having
claims against the estate ot the
said decedent to exhibit them to
Ihe undersigned at P.O. Drawer
25008, WInston-Salem, North
Carolina 27114i5008, on or before
the 25th day ol March, 2009, or
this notice will be pleaded In bar
of their recoveiy. All persons, firms
and corporations Indebted to Ihe
said estate will please make im
mediate payment to the under
signed.
This the 25th day of Decem
ber, 2008.
Jeanne L. Baughman,
Executor
3324 Bermuda Village
Bennuda Run, NC 27006
Jeanne L. Baughmari,
Executor lor the Estate of
** Milton D. Baughman, Jr.
c/o Neal E. Tackabery
Blanco Tackabery &
Matamoros, P.A.
P.O. Drawer 25008
Winston-Salem, NC 27114-5008
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NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARINQ
BEFORE THE MOCKSVILLE
TOWN BOARD
FOR THE FOLLOWING
ORDINANCE AND ZONING
AMENDMENTS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
PURSUANT TO THE REQUIRE
MENTS ol Chapter 160A-364 ol
the General Statutes ol North
Carolina and pursuant to Section
8-3.9.7 of the Mocksville Zoning
Ordinance, that Ihe Town Board
of Commissioners will hold a
PUBLIC HEARING In the Town
Hall located al 171 Clement
street, Mocksviiie, NC, at 6:00
p.m. on Tuesday, January 6,
2009 to hear the following Items!
Danny Tuttle is petitioning the
Town of Mocksville for the ap
proval of a 10/70 provision for
201,701.60 sq. tt. of property witli
access Irom the north side ol Hos
pital street. The property Is lo;-
cated bnlween 375 and 337 Hos-
pitai street and Is further Identi
fied as Davie County Tax Parcels
I4110A002201 and I4110A0017
(ponion).
Alt parties and Interested citi
zens shall have an opportunity Ip
be heard In favor of or In opposi
tion to the loregoing changes.
Prior to the hearing, ail persons
Interested may obtain any addi
tional Inlbrmatlon on the proposal
by visiling the Development Ser
vices Department, 172 Clement ■
street, Mocksviiie, N.C. between
8-.30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. or by tele
phone at (336) 753-6050.
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BIO^ DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 25,2008
Public Notices
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having quBlltled as Administra
tor ot the Estate of KATHY
HAWKINS RAYLE, late of Davle
County, thils Is to notify all persons,
firms and corporations having
claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned
on or belore t\iaroh 4, 2009, (be
ing three (3) months from this first
day of publlcalion of this notice),
or this notice will be pleaded In bar
ol tholr reooveiy. All persons, firms
and corporations Indebted to said
estate will please make Immediate
payment to the undersigned.
This the 4th day of December,
2008.
BOBBY WAYNE HAWKINS
3614 North Lakeshore Dr.
Clemmons, NC 27028
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NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
' Having qualified as Executor of
the Estate of CATHARINE C.
:.UTTLE, late of Davle County, this
Is to notify all persons, firms and
corporations having claims against
said estate to present them to the
.undersigned on or before March
4, 2009, (being three (3) months
from this first day of publication ot
this notice), or this notice will be
: pleaded In bar of their recovery. All
'Jjersons, firms and corporations In
debted to said eslate will please
make Immediate payment to the
undersigned.
This the 26th day of November,
2008.
JOHN F. DEWEY
341 f\/llllstone Drive
Lexington, NC 27295
MARTIN & VAN HOY, LLP
Attorneys at Law
Ten Court Square
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
12-4-4tn
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
' Having qualllled as Executrix of
'the Estate of ALBERT M. CRA
TER, late of Davle County, this Is
to notify all persons, llrms and cor
porations having claims against
said estate to present them to the
,undersigned on or before March
.18,2009, (being throe (3) monlhs
from this first day of publication of
,1hls notice), or this notice will be
'pleaded In bar of their recovery. All
persons, firms and corporations In
debted to said estate will please
make Immediate payment to the
undersigned.
This the 8th day of December,
2008.
LORENE N. CRATER
250 South Ciaybon Drive
Advance, NC 27006
.. MARTIN & VAN HOY, LLP
Attorneys at Law
Ten Court Square
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
12-18-4tnII
¡NORTH CAROLINA
!dAVIE COUNTY
i NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS
; The undersigned having quall-
;fled as Executor ol the Eslate of
'Etta C, Barkley, Deceased, late ol
PavIe County, North Carolina,
gives this notice to all persons,
llrms, and corporations having
.claims against the estate lo exhibit
¡them to Ihe undersigned at the of-
;tlce of DAVIS & BREWER ATTOR-
¡NEYS, 104 Stadium Oaks Drive,
¡Suite C, Clemmons, North Caro-
lllna, 27012, on or before the 16*
¡day of March, 2009, or this notice
Iwlll be pleaded In bar of their re-
Icovery. All persons Indebted to the
lestate will please make Immediate
Ipayment.
I This Ihe 11 day of Deoember,
12008.
1 Jack R. Barkley
j Exeoulor of the Estate of
• ' Etta C. Barkley
■BY; GILBERT T DAVIS, JR.
P O DRAWER 786
¡104 STADIUM OAKS DRIVE,
¡SUITE C
¡CLEMMONS, NC 27012 ,
I 12-11-4tn
¡NORTH CAROLINA
'DAVIE COUNTY
¡08 SP 268
I NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
: SALE
Under and by virtue of a Power
|of Sale contained In that certain
¡Deed of Trust executed by
ISTEVEN W MOORE, AN UN-
IMARRIEP MAN to P. BARRETT
IBURGE, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ITrustee(s), which was dated June
>'23,2006 and recorded on June 30,
¡2006 In Book 669 at Page 365,
iDavIe County Registry, North
'.Carolina.
I Default having been made In
.'the payment of the note thereby
Isecured by the said Deed of Trust
land the undersigned. Brock &
'Scott, PLLC, having been substl-
luled as Trustee In said Deed of
Trust by an Instrument duly re
corded In the Office of the Regis
ter of Deeds of Davle County,
North Carolina, and the holder of
the note evidencing said Indebted
ness having directed that the Deed
ol Trust be foreclosed, the under
signed Substitute Trustee will of
fer for sale at the courthouse door
of Ihe county courthouse where
the property Is located, or the usual
and customary location at the
counly courthouse for conducting
the saie on December 30,2008 at
12;30 PM, and will sell to the high
est bidder for cash the following
described property situated In
Davle County, North Carolina, to
wit;
BEGINNING at an Iron pin lo
cated at the southeast comer of
Polly Gorham as described In
Deed Book 613, Page 181, Davle
County Registry, and running
thence with the east line of
Qorham North 05 deg, 24' 16" East
74.94 feet to an Iron located In the
center line of a 30-foot easement
(Deed Book 187, Pages 80-81 and
Deed Book 613, Page 181);
thence with the center line of said
easement along the south line of
Diñarte Corrola (Peed Book 187,
Page 81) and Pavid A. Bathke
(Peed Book 593, Page 508) South
84 deg. 30’ 20" East 336.50 feet
to an Iron at the northwest corner
of Pwayne S. Cookson (Peed
Book 187, Page 80); thence with
Cookson's west line South 04 deg.
38' 39" West 436.14 feet to an Iron,
the northeast comer ol Stephen W.
Cookson (Deed Book 422, Page
535); thence with Stephen
Cookson's north line, North 88
deg, 49' 25" West 404.72 feet to
an Iron In the east line of Paul
Hendrix (Deed Book 75, Page
281); thence with the following two
(2) lines of Hendrix, namely: North
14 deg. 08' 45" East 169.91 feet
to a stone, and North 40 deg. 54'
21" West 339.27 feet to an Iron at
Polly Gorham's southwest comer;
thence with the south line of
Gorham South 82 deg. 24' 07"
East 281.04 feet to an iron, the
point of place BEGINNING and
containing 4.499 acres, more or
less according lo a survey by J.
Todd Everhart, PLS, dated June
13, 2006, and also being the re
mainder of the property described
In Deed Book 187, Page 78, Davle
County Registry.
Also conveyed Is a perpetual,
non-exclusive 30 foot easement
for Ingress, egress and regress
from S. R. 1150 (Godbey Road) to
the subject property with a
centerline of the following courses
and distances:
Beginning at a point located In
the centerline of S. R. 1150; thence
North 01 degrees 08 minutes 15
seconds East 1,108.82 fee^ to a
point; thence North 50 degrees 28
minutes 25 seconds East 142.90
feet to a point; thence North 51 de
grees 24 minutes East 110.25 feet
lo a point; thence North 22 de
grees 03 minutes East 33.30 feet
to a point; thence North 00 de
grees 37 minutes West 41.17 feet
to a point; thence Norlh 14 de
grees 12 minutes West 91.91 feet
to a point; thence North 24 de
grees 55 minutes West 40.37 feet
to a point located In the Southern
line of the above described tract.
Save and except any releases,
deeds of release or prior convey
ances of record.
Said property Is commonly
known as 115 Godbey Acres Lane,
Mooksvllle, NC 27028.
A cash deposit (no personal
checks) of five percent (5%) of the
purchase price, or Seven Hundred
Fifty Dollars ($750.00), whichever
Is greater, will be required at the
time of Ihe sale. Following the ex
piration of the statutory upset bid
period, all the remaining amounts
are Immediately due and owing.
Said property to be oflered pur
suant to this Notice of Sale Is be
ing offered for sale, transfer and
conveyance "AS IS WHERE IS."
There are no representations of
warranty relating to the title or any
physical, environmental, heallh or
safety conditions existing In, on, at,
or relating to the property being
offered for sale. This sale Is made
subject to all prior liens, unpaid
taxes, any unpaid land transfer
taxes, special assessments, ease
ments, rights of way, deeds of re
lease, and any other encum
brances or exceptions of record.
To Ihe beat of the knowledge and
belief of the undersigned, the cur
rent owner(s) of the property Is/are
Steven W. Moore.
An Order for possession of the
properly may be Issued pursuant
to G.S, 45-21.29 In favor of the pur
chaser and against, Ihe pariy or
parties In possession by the clerk
of superior court of the county in
which the property Is sold. Any
person who occupies Ihe property
pursuant to a renlal agreement
entered Into or renewed on or af
ler October 1,2007, may, after re
ceiving the notice of sale, termi
nate the rental agreement upon 10.
days' written notice to the landlord.
The notice shall also state that
upon termination of a rental agree
ment, the tenant Is liable for rent
due under the rental'agreement
prorated to the effective date of the
temnlnallon.
If the trustee Is unable to con
vey title to this property for any rea
son, the sole remedy of the pur
chaser Is the return of the deposit.
Reasons of such Inability to con
vey Include, but are not limited to,
the filing of a bankruptcy petition
prior to the conllrmatlon of the sale
and reinstatement of the loan with
out the knowledge of the trustee.
If the validity of the sale Is chal
lenged by any party, the trustee,
In their sole discretion, if they be
lieve Ihe challenge to have merit,
may request the court to declare
the sale to be void and return the
deposit. The purchaser will have
no further remedy.
THIS IS A COMMUNICATION
FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR.
THE PURPOSE OF THIS COM
MUNICATION IS TO COLLECTA
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
THAT PURPOSE, EXCEPT IN
THE INSTANCE OF BANK
RUPTCY PROTECTION. IF YOU
ARE UNDER THE PROTECTION
OF THE BANKRUPTCY COURT
OR HAVE BEEN PISCHARGEP
AS A RESULT OF A BANK
RUPTCY PROCEEPING, THIS
NOTICE IS GIVEN TO YOU PUR
SUANT TO STATUTORY RE
QUIREMENT ANO FOR INFOR
MATIONAL PURPOSES AND IS
NOT INTENDED AS AN AT
TEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT OR
AS AN ACT TO COLLECT, AS
SESS, OR RECOVER ALL OR
ANY PORTION OF THE DEBT
FROM YOU PERSONALLY.
Substllute Trustee
Brock & Scott, PLLC
5431 Oleander Drive Suite 200
Wilmington, NC 28403
PHONE: (910)392-4988
FAX: (910) 392-8587
File No.: 08-15047
12-18-21П
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualllled as Executor of
the Estate of JO ANN L. WHELP
LEY , late of Davle County, this Is
to notify all persons, firms and cor
porations having claims against
said estate to present them to the
undersigned on or before March
11,2009, (being three (3) months
from this llrst day of publication of
this notice), or Ihls notice will be
pleaded In bar of their recovery. All
persons, flrrT)s and corporalioris in
debted to said estate will please
make Immediate payment to the
undersigned.
This the 11 th day of December,
2008.
DAVID B. WHELPLEY, JR.
3910 Charmal PI.
Charlotte, NC 28226
12-11-4IP
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF HOME
LAND SECURITY, OFFICE OF
FINES, PENALTIES, ANP FOR
FEITURES, U.S. CUSTOMS AND
BORDER PROTECTION, CHAR
LOTTE, NC, December 11, 2008.
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing property was seized In
Mocksvilie, North Carolina on De
cember 2, 2008, under the provN
slons of title 13, United States
Code, section 981, for violation of
title 18, United Slates Code, sec
tion 19S6 and title 21, United
States Code, seclion 881:
$120,153.63 (U.S. Currency)
Anyone asserting an Interest
and claim to the property must file,
within twenty (20) days from the
date of flist publication of this no
tice, a claim with the Fines, Penal
ties, and Forfeitures Olflcer, Cus
toms and Border Protection, 1901
Cross Beam Drive, Charlotte, N.C.
28217, In default of which the
seized property will be forfeited as
prescribed by law. Elizabeth Sebik,
FP&F Olllcer.
12-11-31П
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Administra
trix СТА of the Estate of E LU MAE
WOOTEN , late of Davle County,
this Is to notlly all persons, firms
and corporations having claims
against said estate to present Ihem
to the undersigned on or belore
March 11, 2009, (being three (3)
months from this first day of publi
cation of this notice), or this notice
will be pleaded In bar of their re
covery. All persons, firms and cor
porations Indebted lo said estate
will please make Immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
This the 3rd day of December,
2008.
LINDA M. SMITH
320 Speer Road
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
MARTIN 8. VAN HOY, LLP
Attorneys at Law
Ten Court Square
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
12-11-4tn
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
Pl/BLIC NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Take notice that pursuant to
NCOS 160A-268, Davle County Is
seeking sealed bids for the follow
ing equlpmenl:
1978 John Deere Tractor with
attachments
Alkota 3852 High Pressure
Washer
This equipment Is located at
Davle County Public Utilities (for
merly Davle County Water Depart
ment), 261 Chaffin Street, Mocks
vilie, NC. inquiries should be
made by contacting Jeff Crisco at
(336)753-6090 orJeff, crisco @co, da vie. nc. us.
Sealed bids will be received
until 3:00 p.m., Friday, December
19, 2008, and will be opened at
that time In the office of Brenda
Hunter, Clerk to the Board, Davie
County Administration Building,
Room 250,123 South Main Street,
Mocksvilie, NC. Please label all
envelopes "SEALED BIDS".
Each bid must be accompanied
by a bid security In an amount not
less than live percent (5%) of tho
amount of the bid. The bid secu
rity will be retained If the success
ful bidder falls to consummate the
contract. Security may be In the
form of cashier's check, certified
check, or cash (personal checks
will not be accepted).
The Davle County Board of
Commissioners will consider all
bids at its regular meeting on Mon
day, January 5,2009 and may at
that time accept the bid submitted
by the highest responsible bidder,
or reject any or all bids.
Brenda B. Hunter
Clerk to the Board
12-11-1ln
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executor of
the Estate of BRENDA PAYNE
BOWLES , late of Davle County,
this Is to notify all persons, firms
and corporations having claims
against said estate to present Ihem
to the undersigned on or before
March 11. 2009, (being three (3)
months from this first day of publi
cation of this notice), or this notice
will be pleaded In bar of their re
covery. All persons, firms and cor
porations Indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment to the underslgried.
This the 11th day of December,
2008.
DENISA FLIPPIN WATKINS
PO BOXÍ85
Clemmons, NC 27012
12;11-4ln
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executor of
the Estate of BOBBY EUGENE
TREXLER, late of Davle County,
this Is to notify all persons, firms
and corporations having claims
against said estate to present them
to the undersigned on or before
March 18, 2009, (being three (3)
monlhs from this first day of publi
cation of this notice), or this notice
will be pleaded In bar of their re
covery. All persons, firms and cor
porations Indebted to said estate
will please make Immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
This the 18th day of December,
2008.
EVELYN F. TREXLER
383 Turrentine Ch. Rd.
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
12-18-4tn
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executor of
the Estate of JOE, PRESTON
TUCKER, late of Davle County,
this Is to notify all persons, firms
and corporations having claims
against said estate to present them
to the undersigned on or before
March 18, 2009, (being three (3)
monlhs from this first day of publi
cation of this notice), or this notice
will be pleaded In bar of their re
covery. All persons, firms and cor
porations Indebted to said eslate
will please make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
This the 8th day of December,
2008.
SUNNI TUCKER MCKNIGHT
464 Brushy Min. Trl
Advance NC 27006
12-18-4tn
ORTH CAROLINA
PAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualllled as CO-Exeou-
tors of the Estate of BETTY P.
SW ICEGOOD, late of Davle
Cóunty, this Is to notify all persons,
firms and corporations having
claims against said estate to
presenl them lo the undersigned
on or before March 18,2009, (be
ing three (3) monlhs from this first
day of publication of this notice).
or this notice will be pleaded In bar
of their recovery. All persons, firms
and corporations Indebted to said
eslale will please matte Immediate
payment to the undersigned.
This the 18th day of Decembnr,
2008.
JANICE PEELER
350 Shady Knoll Lane
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
MARY DAVIS
P.O. Box 6
Yadkinville, NC 27055
VANESSA BOWEN
5380.Spalnhour Mill Rd.
Tobaccovilie, NC 27050
12-18-41П
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Co-Admln-
Istrators of the Estate of BETTY
GREENE SMITH, late ot Davle
County, this Is to notify all persons,
firms and corporations having
claims against said estate to
present them tb the undersigned
on or before March 4, 2009, (be
ing three (3) months from this first
day of publication of this notice),
or this notice will be pleaded In bar
of their recovery. All persons, firms
and corporations indebted to said
estate will please make Immediate
payment to Ihe undersigned.
This Ihe 24lh day o! November,
2008.
STACEY A. SMITH
200 Mill Creek Drive
Fuquay-Varlna, NC 27526
JUSTIN P, SMITH
3710 Apt. G, Cotswold Drive
Greensboro, NC 27410
MARTIN & VAN HOY, LLP
Attorneys at Law
Ten Court Square
Mocksvilie, NC 27028
12-4-4tn
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Executor of
the Estate of ORA P. BRAMMER,
late of Davle County, this Is to no
tify all persons, llrms and corpora
tions having claims agalnsl said
estate to present them to the un
dersigned on or before March 4,
2009, (being three (3) months from
this first day of publication of this
notice), or this notice wiii be
pleaded In bar of their recovery. All
persons, firms and corporations In
debted to said estate will please
make Immediate payment to the
undersigned.
This the 4th day of December,
2008.
JAMES D. MEADOWS
478 Cherry Hill Rd.
a new Iron pin, thence North 57
degs. 17 mln. 17 seo. West 344.72
ft. to a new Iron pin, thence South
62 degs. 42 mln. 12 sec. West
159.74 ft to a new Iron pin, thence
South 18'degs. 53 mln. 64 sec.
West 307.29 ft to a new Iron pin;
thence South 04 degs. 46 mln. 26
seo. West 359.61 ft. to a new iron
pin, thence South 36 degs. 00 mln.
54 sec. West 239.37 ft. to a point
along U.S. Highway 64, thence
with said highway North 69 degs.
27 mln. 39 sec. East 176.61 ft. to
the beginning, containing 5.414
acres, more or less, as surveyed
.by Grady L Tutterow, RLS, on April
11,1979, and designated asTract
No. 4 of the Dossle Hodgson
Whitaker heirs land.
The above described lands are
subject to a right of Ingress and
egress to U.S. Highway #64 over
said Tract No. 4 for the benefit of
Tract No. 3 of the Dessle Hodgson
Whitaker heirs land devised to
Mario Dee Johnson by the will of
Dessle Mae Whitaker and con
veyed this date to said Mario Dee
Johnson, and to run wllh the land.
Tax Map Reference: H-2-12.02
Being lhat parcel of land con
veyed lo Calvin C. Cline and wife,
Regina Y, Cline, tenants by the
entirety from Linda Darlene
Bruebaker and husband, Thomas
Watkins Bruebaker and Kitty
Paulette Ashley and husband,
Luther Allen Ashley, Jr. by that
deed dated 10/13/1979 and re
corded 10/15/1979 In Deed Book
109, at Page 278 of the Davle
County, NC Public Registry.
PROPERTY APDRESS/LO-
CATION: 3178 US Highway
64West, Mocksvilie NC 27028
DATE OF SALE: January 7,
2009 .
TIME OF SALE; 10:30 A.M.
LOCATION OF SALE: .DJVIE
Counly Courthouse
RECORD OWNER(S): Regina
Y Cline
TERMS OFTHE SALE:
(1). This sale will be made sub
ject to; (a) ail prior liens, encum
brances, easements, right-of-
ways, restrictive covenants or
other restrictions ol record affect
ing the property; (b) property taxes
and assessments for the year In -
which the sale occurs, as well as
any prior years; (c) federal tax liens
with respect lo which proper no
tice was not given to the Internal
Revenue Service; and (d) federal
tax liens to which proper notice
was given to the Internal Revenue
Service and lo which the right of
redemption applies.
(2) The property is beliig sold
llher the beneficia^ of
trust, nor the url^er-
"as Is",
Mocksvilie, tjc 27Di6ii!i!i'thdi:i
' 12-4-¡-jslgned Substitute Trustee, mqikes
.....any warranties or representations
concerning the property. Including
but not limited to, the physical or
environmental condition of the
property. Furthqrthe undersigned
Substitute Trustee makes no title
warranties with respect to the title
to the property.
(3) The highest bidder will be
responsible for the payment of rev
enue stamps payable to the Reg
ister of Deeds and any final court
and/or auditing fees payable to the
Clerk of Superior Court which are
assessed on the high bid result
ing from this foreclosure sale.
NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE COUNTY
KMA 97391012
IN THE GENERAL COURT OF
JUSTICE
BEFORE THE CLERK
08 SP 234
IN THE MATTER OF THE
FORECLOSURE OF A DEED OF
TRUST EXECUTED BY REGINA
Y CLINE AND CALVIN C. CLINE
DATED April 22, 2003 ANP RE-
CORPEP IN BOOK 479, PAGE
333, PAVIE COUNTY REGISTRY,
TO BB&T COLLATERAL SER-
ViCE CORP, TRUSTEE.
SECOND NOTICE
OF FORECLOSURE SALE
Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in that
certain deed of trust executed by
REGINA Y CLINE AND CALVIN
C. CLINE dated April 22, 2003 to
BB&T COLLATERAL SERVICE
CORPORATION, Trustee for
BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST
COMPANY, recorded In Book 479,
Page 333, DAVIE County Regis
try; defaull having been made In
payment of the indebtedness
thereby secured; and the neces
sary findings lo permit foreclosure
having been made by the Clerk of
Superior Court of DAVIE County,
North Carolina; the undersigned
Substitute Tnjstee will offer for sale
at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash, the property con
veyed In said deed of trust, the
same lying and being In Ihe County
of DAVIE and State of North Caro
lina, and more particularly de
scribed as follows:
All that cerlain parcel of land ly
ing and being situated In the
County of Davle, Slate of NC, to-
wlt:
Beginning at a point (said point
being a nail 6 ft. North of the cen
ter line of U.S. Highway 64 and
said point being a common corner
of the Harry L. Milam tract as re
corded In Peed Book 98 at Page
388, Pavie County Registry and
Dessle Mae Whitaker Lands), and
running thence the following
courses and distances; North 06
degs. 50 mln. 35 sec. West 81.18
ft. to an existing Iron pin, thence
North 45 degs. 09 mln. 25 sec.
East 382.86 ft. to an existing Iron
pin, thence North 53 degs. 10 mln.
02 seo. East 330.01 ft, to an exist
ing Iron pin; thence Norlh 05 degs.
13 mln. 12 sec. East 119.80 ft. to
(4) At the time of the sale, the
highest bidder will be required to
make a cash deposit of five per
cent (5%) of the bid, or $750.00,
wtilohever Is greater, with the re
maining balance of the bid amount
to be paid pn the day following the
expiration of the applicable ten (10)
day upaet bid period.
(5) 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 agree
ment upon 10 days written notice
to the landlord. Upon termination
of a renlal agreement, the tenant
Is liable for rent due under the
renlal agreement prorated to the
elfectlve date of the termination.
(6) An order for possession of
the property being sold may be Is
sued pursuanl to N.C.G.S. §45-
21.29 In favor of the purchaser and
agalnsl the party or parties In pos
session, by the Clerk of Superior
Court of the county In which the
property Is sold.
This the 30lh day of Octobeir
2008.
SMITH PEBNAM NARRON
PRAKE SAINTSING & MYERS, .
L.L.P.
Adam M. Gottsgen, Attorney
for Jeff D. Rogers, Substitute
Trustee
P. O. Box 26268
Raleigh, NC 27611-6268
(919) 250-2000
For more information concern
ing this foreclosure, please visit our
website at
www.smllhdebnamlaw.com.
*** This cpmmunlcatlon Is from
a debt collector. The purpose of
this communication Is lo collect a
debt.
12-25-2tn
DAVIE COUNTY ENTERPRISE RECORD, Thursday, Dec. 25,2008 - ВП
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Exporlonced Wolder noodod by QC. CortificaHon not fo- quirod. Must bo oxporioncod In wirofood and stick woldlng. Construction oxporlonco proforrod. Must havo valid NC drivor'a llconso. Coll Polot 330-477-4200
Healthcare
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CNA'e Needed lor nsslstod Ifving homo In Mocksviio.
Piociso call lor an Intorviow. 330-75I-2175
Licensed nurses, full-time and week
end shifts available. PRN also avail
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available. Apply In person at NC State
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Building
Equipment &
Supplies
Steel Buildings All Sizos Discountod. Çan Construct. Local Ooator Consultant. Savo • Save * Oools o( Doals www.scg-дф.сот
Sourco«14L 704-7S1-531S
Business
Equipment &
Supplies
Mobile Phana. Virgin Sllco Block, iomo polnl chlppino oo
«9 163 mln on II. Noods ctmcoot.704 M7-3379 $a5,00
Computers &
Software
Computer, Gateway. StOO.
Hewlett Packard Computor, $300. Ploaso call 336-225-
2002 lor mofO InlormaUon
Electronics
Televisen. Sony 35". excel- lent condilion $200 or best ol- for. Call after 5:00 p.m. 704-033-4236
Fuel & Wood
Firewood For Sale Roady to Bum, you haul. Pioaso Can 336-492-7331
HOLIDAY FIREWOOD _All hardwood. $60 por pickup load. Ready to burn. Ploasrcall 704-239-5508
Furniture & Appliances
Bede, piUow tops brand new with warranty. Must soil. F$160, 0-$105. K-$250. Call
336-B88-5059
Dunk Beds.Nk:e sol, wood. 2 new mattrossos. $125 lirm. 336-998-3656________
Furniture &
Appliances
Со|1мТ«Ы«.DfoyhtllOak.Good condition. $50.704-055-1545
Dinette set* china cabir^ot w/tablo & 4 chairs (labio ox- londs). Exceliont condition. $499.99. Call 704-245-5238
Entertainment Center.
Hokman solid wood. 01X45x24. Mohogany^horry finish. $200.330-996-Ó905
RefrfoeratorbyGE.Sido by sldo w«h Ico maker. Good condition. $250. Call 306-998-0974
Games &
Toys
Play Station 3 w/2 games, 1
movio. UghtV usod. $300 lirm. Game Rocker, w/ spoak- an. $50.704-798-1102
XGox lor sale with 1 gamo and game guido.
$80 for all. Clean. Ptonso call 704-036-1603
Health & Beauty
Foundation, Mary Kay Full
Covorago bolgo 400. New. . $10.00 704-433-1034
Jeweiry
Rtng. 14k gold sopphlro, ruby, omorakJ ring, slzo 7. now.Call 704-708-7007 $225
Mlsc For Sale
Dollhoute.Victorian 3 Story Doilhouse w/all fumiture.$t^. 704-798-7607
Jewelery Armoire. Flip top mirror, 2 BWing doors, 5 llnod drawers for accessories. Oak finish. $99 obo. 704-267-9715
Jewelry box, ’ medium 4 drawors, a ring hoUor, and nochjace hanoer. $10. CaH 704-637-3379
Men's Carhsrtt Jacket 2XWashed brown kx>k. In good condilion. Call (704)239-0582 570.00
STEEL ARCH BUILDINGS: Mony slios. End ol year sale-
repos and cancok>d orders! Will sell for balance owod.
Call lor HUQEsavlngsl 806-352-0716
Vltamlx. Liko now. Rarely usod. Paid $500. Asking $250. Ptoaso call 336-225- 2002 lor more Intormatkxx
Washer, Whirlpool, heavy duty. White. $150. z coach purses, $45 oach. Pkiase call 704-639-0359
Want to Buy Merchandise
Tlmtw Wint»d5 Pir» or Ha«»- wood IO aerea or mora. So- loct and cfoor cut. Siiovor Wood Products. Inc. 704-270- 020(.NlgtU704-276-4433
Cats
Cots. Froo luxodo & llulfy yol- low & whito spayod lomalos lo Indoor homo. Ploaso cali 704-223-1508
Kittens, free. 2 boltto led kittens. litter box trained. M/F. To Good Homo Only. Call 704-857-1523/704-433-7523
Dogs
Happy Jack Onex:Wound dressing ropols filos and kills hatching lan/ao. Prevents Intoctlon. Promotes
healing. GOODMAN FARM 8ÜPPPLY 704-857-5938
WWYihfPPVlHCWnt.tWI
. , js, Maltese AKC registered. Just In time (or
ChrlstmasI Male and female, llrst shotà given, bolh parents on site. $800 lirm. For serious buyers only, please call
336-407-4122
>upplos. Boxers, 3 maloa / 3 emakis. Tails and dewclaws done. Dowormod. $250. 704-546-3644.
-£ 2 3 2 -German Shepherd mix.
Approx. 5 mos old. Qood w/ kids. Froo lo n good homo. Ploaso ca« 704-701-9525
Horses
Horseshoeing since 1971, all typos.Joo Wagoft 330-002-7950
Livestock
Hoy (or sala May hove oat.i.
fescue, orchard grass in It. $3/bak). Squaro bakis. Call 704-540-2532
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Kittens. FREEl One orange.1 orango & whito bgor atrtpod,2 groy & whilo. 0 wka Christmas Day. 704-207-000-1
Puppy, Pllbull, maio. Approximately 0 months old. S'.voot. Good with kkls 704-305-2289 Froo.
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Lost & Found
FOUND Boston Terrier,black and wtiilo. Very friendly malo. No coJlor. In Crosconi nolghborhood. 704-638-6387
FOUND Boxer mix. Browp with black n\afkinqa. Mato. Found last wook olf long Forry Rd. Call 704-202-7437
Found dog Cocker Spaniel,
12/17, lómale, bik & white. Lane SI, Kannapolis. Call to Idonllly. 704-938-2650
Found Khten Orange F ap
prox 8 wk8 old. In 3300 btock Old US Hwy 70Clovnland 12^ 20. 704-857-739110 Idonllly
Pound poodle
on Agnor Rd.Please call lo descilbo. 704-633-1498
Found Small blsck dog Decomber 19 In Crosconi orea Call 704-038-6367 lo
Identify.
FOUND, dog. Getman shepherd mix, black, malo, W. Rowan, Ml. Tabor Church Rd. area. Call 704-765-5883.
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Clemmons. Located In Wostrldgo ot Tanglewood. 2DR, 2DA patio homo. Good access lo I 40 and near by shopping. 330-700-77602
Mockavllle, townhouse In Milling Way. Coiivonioni location. 20H/2DA, U i yoars oki. Unit t18. beautiful pool comptox $110.500. Call 336-
470-2951. 330-655-3447 oi 336-751-5448.
Homes
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3BR, 1.6BA. house. Carport, now paint and carpot. 1175 sq.ft. $82.000. Call for information, 33e-909-W45.
Bad credit OK, 100% Financ
ing 155 Comdon Ct. 3BR/2BA. Shady Qrovo School. 1260 &I, built 1097,1 ac cul-do-sac (oncod lot. $139.900, $0 dwn. $1070/mo. Kim-Owner 971-0631
Homes. Government fund
ing available for all home buyers who own land or havo family land. $0 down, easy linancing. Call 336-348- 6347.
Mockavllle area el Deadmon & Walt Wilson. Very n'ca 3BR, 2BA, 2-car garago home on landscaped .75 acro corner lol. $140,000 or rent lo own $850 and 3-mo deposit. Ploaso call 336-753-0323
__________________Clyde Hall Enterprises, Inc. THE MADISON Our Most Popular Cope Cod Design. 2,300 sq. It. Built on your k3l. $114,900. For moro Inlormaiion. ploaso caH us todayl 704-746-4492
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DAVIE PnEQNANCY САПЕ Cantor offors confidontial end (ro6 prugnar^cy (Qsls, support sorvicos and roforrois. Млко a hoaliny сПсмсо lor your lifol Call 336-753 HOPE for appt.
I, Mary Both Link Lowid, am
not responsible lor Rodger Lbo Lewis llnancially or otherwise.
Call Classifieds at
1-877-751-2120
Land for Sale
Acreage. 32fW00ded Plus
2 cleared buikiing silos. 2.4- 3.0 acres mral solting^road Irontago. 336-492-2144
Manufactured
Home Sales
4BR, 2BA Now Homo. 5
Year Warranty. Choap. Choap. Won't Last Long. 888-203-6128
Builder has 4 HomesIn this area.Will Finance. CheapI r Como. 704-630-6400
Manufactured
Home Sales
Builder Overs
3 and 4 Bedrooms. Now Accepting Bids.
704-030-0149
Davle CouTrty Residents,3 BR homo roady lo move In. Choap Payments. 068-203-6128
Divorce Sale
3BR, huge living area with porch for a big family on land. 088-203-0128
Foreclosure Salel
3BR, 2BA. Accepting BUS. 704-fö0-0149
LImttod Fedenl Funds Avai* obto for homes. 0 Down, low payment, no closInQ costs it
you own land. 704-630-0400
Mocksvilie. Owner wHI finance. 2BR. 2BA. 14 ft x 70 It, SM. $52S/mo. All appll- ancos. W/O. Conventont lo 1-40. Call 336-061-2777.
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Ashovllto and Boone area properttos. 600-455-1981, ex-
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Land lor local Family, custom homo, suiioblo to create pond Irom sprlnol)ranch in country. Min 10 oca 336-492-5174
Reel Estate - Wo wtll buy
your house today. /Ul cash. Fast Aettloment. Any condition. Home Rm I Estate, (336) 722-1122
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Mocksvilie Sunset Terrace
Apartmenis, 1 & 2 BR. Hall oll/firel month Irool All appls, HVAC. 336-751-0168
Salisbury, 2 BR 2 BA. Appll- ancos. Eat In Kitchen, AC W/D hook-up. 1 Level. $575/mo. 336-239-6109
Houses
for Rent
Century 21 Tried
ЗЗв-751-0007
350McCulk)ugh Rd.,
Mocksyllle3/4BR, tBA $675/month
120 Waverly Dr.- Advance Located in Kinderton. 3BR,2QA. Availabto alter Doc.l7^ $nOO'month
8020-H Thoroughbred
Ln. Upper iGVOl, 2BR, 2BA condo. Tastefully decorated, fKoplaco. neighborhood pool, dub- house. an appliancos Including washer & dryer.1 yr. toaso req. $700/rno.
6916 King Charles Ct., Clemmons. Two story townhome. Freshty paint
ed. 2 BR, 2 BA All appH- ances Inckifing washor Д dryor. 1 year loase req.$075/montfi
6926 King Charles Cl., Clemmons. Two story townhome. Brand now
kUchent Fresh paint and carpot. 2 BR, 2 BA. all appliances deluding washor & dryor. 1 year lease req.$695/month
540 E Lexington Rosd, Mocksvilie. 2BR.2BA,
LRand Don. $50(Vmo.
S540 E LexIrMton Rd., Mocksvilie. Э0П.2ВА. Oil hoot. $375/mo.
155 Tutterow Road. Mocksvilie. 5 BR.4WBA. Ovor 4.000 SF with baeo-
mont. AH oppllances Including washer & dryor.
$t,30(ymomh
250 Ken Dwiggins, Mocksvilie. 40R, 2BA. Great Location. $75<Уто.
1Э7Д t398terUngOr.,
Mocksvilie. 2BR.2BA townhomes. Brand now with garago. $775/гтю. ea.
BMC Business Park-
Commercial Spaces avail- oble on tho comer ol Hwy 64 ond Dalton Rd.
Call Century 21 Trisd
336-751-0067, Ext. 213 (Mon-Frl Sam-epm OR 33ft-751-&S59Ext213
nights arKl weekends.
Bermuda Run Country Club tar., 2.» ake/gdl vi $l800/mo, 704-830-0695
mtry Club 3BR, 2.5BA, gar., 2,000>SF, corner unit. Take/i
Cooleemee. WosMow Avo. 2/30R, 2DA. Attached carport, smaH basement, & Storage butkltng. $6Q0/monlh plus deposit. 330-492-6264 or 336-782-2706
Houses
for Rent
Advance Farmhouse. 2BR/
2BA, basomenl. D.W. rango & tolilQorntor, W/D connoc- tlong, $750/mo -» dop. 330- 940-5375 or 336-7B2-B493
lY reok Church Bd.'io" acres 3BR/10A, baso- monl, shop building, boms,
pond, Wm R Davk) Sctioo?, $825^mo dop ■* rels. 330-751-5628
Darmuda Run Counl/y Cl 3 on. 2 OA
aq l>. acroiis Iron golf couru, lako In bocfc, Se.OOO down, $1.000 month. 704-630-0605
. . ClubRont lo Own. 3 ...... . -townhouM, QArae«. 2092
Davle County 2BR/IBA andalso 3BR/1.5BA singto wide тоЫ е homo. HUD welcomed. 336-575-2101
ERA Premier Realty Jackie Coulston
336-753-«777Dr 33»-75t-205i
MOCKSVILLE-Updated cottage. 3BR.1BA, porch, garage & storage.$700/month
ADVANCE - Spodous now homo wilh hordwoods. 3- 4BR, 2BA, 4" BR or bonus
toom, gas tog llreplace. garago. $1250/month.
ADVANCE-2BR, IBA with hardwoods, dining area basement & garago.$750/monlh
ADVANCE - 36R, 2BA trilevel with deck, garogo A wired outbuilding.$950/month.
MOCKSVILLE-Chartoston Ridge. Smoke free, woll
ma^ialned3BR.2BA w/vaultod ceilings, garden lub & separate shower, oversize 2-car garage & deck. $950^month.
MOCKSVILLE-North Main.
2BR, IBA. riordwoods. living room, (fining room, oat- in-kltchen, bosomont.
$600/monih.
ERA Premier Realty Jackie Coulston
336-753-8777 or 336-751 • 20S5
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Lake Myers. Novombor 3rd to April 3rd - Spacious t bed- (oom, 1 t>att> furnished tako front villa for ront. Cabto and Water Included. Metered Electric. $500.00 per month * Electric. Must bo obto to pass
a criminal background check. First and last moniha ront duo Invnodlatoly. To set up an appointment to vtow or for moro Info call 336-469-5378.
Moekevllle2BR/1BA. on private (arm tot, heal pump, convenient to shopping. $450/mo -► dop -♦ references. 336-751-5628
Mochsvllle reni to own, 1 ac. ЗВП/1ВА, workshop. 2 batrvs. garden spot, horses wetoomo 1б95/то-336-961-2777
Mocksvilie. 1474 Main Church Rd. Ext. Virtually oil newt Tolaily renovoled. 4BR, 2 Full BA. Living room, eal-m
kitchen v»«h now appSoncos. Reingerotor, range, nU- crowave hood and dishwasher, Wesher/dryor connections. Now electric heat pack*
Central hoat & air. Outbuikl- Ings wllh electric, large lot. Wm. R. Davle Elementary School District. No Pels. No Smokng. 330-753-8357
Mock8^iler2BR,‘'iBA.'Roii talizod cottage, private bock yard. Living room, kitchen. ComplotoV remodotod. Rocking choir front pon;h, scroened-ln bock porch. Now oloclrto, plumbing, windows, doors, kftchen, bath, paint Inside and oul. Range, refrigerator, hoot & air. Can be business or roaWenttal. Zoned. Town Contor. 336-753-8357
Mocksvilie. 4BR,2BA.$85№ mo. 3QR, 2BA. $65С/то. De
posit & application roqulrod Гог both. 704-278-1717
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Mocksvilie. 500 S. Salisbury SI. 2BR, IBA. For ront or sato. Contrai hoat & air. All appliancos. Oe- tachod garago w/atorogo' olflco/3rd BR above. $25
crodit^MCkground chock. $725/month, $1.000 doposil. Ront discount ovail. Can altor 5pm. 336-817- 5381 or 336-575-4871
Mocksvillo. In town kKatlon. 2BR, IBA. Deposit required. $550/month. Ploase call 336- 492-0351 for more inlo.
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2BR.tOA.$625/monlh. $62fi^deposlt. Inctudos yard work andwalor. 33e-99e-9400 option 2
Sunnydfll Lana- Mocksville-3BR.2BA.Fencod backyard.
$850/mon\h, $850 deposit. 33e-9fl8-e400 option 4
Paiktr Road. Mookavltla -3BR,2BA.$e00/monlh,
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TWINBROOK* Immaculato 3BR, t.6 BA brick rancti Now carpot & paint. Approx. t600 eq fl. $9(XVmo. + $000 soc.dep. No pets. 1Yr loaso ro-Îuirod. Coil Могу Hondrlcks Ì 336-940-7077
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BCM B u tln m Park, Por
sale or leaso, 9,000 sq. ft. « M o . 1500 to 4500 aq tt uniti. Commercial Iota for saie or wtU build to suit ton- ani. 336-998-3165
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a4BR,2BA. private farm tot, f>oat pump,
fireplace. Convoniont to shopping. $700/№o + deposit + roforoncos. 336-751-5628
Mockavlfio, Must Soot
PtWato BOttlHQl 2QR/2QA, ail applioncos, contral fioat
& air, dock, & oarogo. No smoking. No pots.
$600/mo. pius deposit. 336-e..............
basement, carport, contral fieat & air, $70(Vmo plus doposit. 336-900Ч)в04
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Mockivlllo. гвр, 2BA on 2
aero lot. $050/mo -f doposit. HUO occoptod. 330-409-0в45
Mocksville. Ready Now 2 BR brick tioueo, lumtshed. also otoctrlc. $550/ mo. 2DR, t OA mobllo liomo, privoto lot. 704-267-5581
Yadkln/Davlo Co. line olf Baity Rd. 14x80. 2BR, 2 BA
ovoilooklnQ small pond. Qulollocation, f^ largo pete or ag groselvo broods. Accosa tc. Winston Solom, Mocksvillo,. Accosa to «viiieiuii oulum, Mocksvillo, or Yadklnvilki Is oosy, t5-20 minuto drh/o. Long term rentera only. $550/montn. Cali
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Buick, RMoro 1097 Silver with loother seats Local t ownor, too,ООО miles $2000 call 704-633-5071
Chrysler PT CrultorOT 2004. 4 door, loalhor. sun-
root. turbo, 5 yr 100.000 ml warranty. $7.595. LoadodI 100% guarantood financing!
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Autos
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HONDA.2001, ACCORDEX. $0 down, will holp li- nnnco. Crodit, No ProblornI Privato pnrty Bfllo, Cnll704-67V2223
JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMASIJocp. 1094. Wranglor So- Imra Ed., 4x4, O'cyl, 5 spood. now clutch, PS, AC. ST, Now 33 In Tiros.
Ton, Qfoot Condition w/ almost now ongino. 704-640-6002 $6000
Motorcycles
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Honda, 2007 CR550 Dirt Diho. $750.BombanJio/ConAm 2000 4* whoolor. $1,000. Both In good condition. 336-940-2959
SuxukI, 2004 QSX'R 750Yollow/QIk. Just ovor 3400 milos. Two Drotliore carbon* liber pipe, carbon fiber loavota and turn etanolo, now
back Иго, ono hofmot L/XL.iking $ Coil704-2t3-2404
Recreational
Vehicles
Qo-Cart, Murrary. 2 soatot w/ soat boita, 6 HP Tecum- floh,$409. Cail Robort: 704-906-4401
Service & Parts
Tiro«. 4 P255/70R 1в" BtkJQOStono Ouolor AT Tlroa with just 10,250 mitoa. Tiros mounted on 18 inch Gladiator cast aluminum whoola for 2008 Jeep Wrangler. $1,000 lor tho comploto act ol tlioa and wheels. ЭЗО-906-0963, leave messago.
Toolboxes. Ono full sizo atalnlosa aiool $225; two Kobalt 5 IL stainloss $125 ea. 336-766-7693 loavo msg.
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Land Rover. 1999SE 11, Groat Off-Road. Exc.
cond.. tondod. Block w/o'ay Int., 106K ml. 704-2t0-80c? $0,500 obo
Volkswagen Paatot OLS
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Uwm Bervice:___,.lote lawn aervtee fromono source. Mowing, plugging, sooding. fertltizing,
landscaplno, pine noedloa, muteh. Stale coftlllod lor apraying and Inaured. Tractor wofK if needed. Thirty
yoara experience. Ploaso calf 330-99e'3675 or 336- 399^7063 lor estimate.
Masonry
Masonry Wortt, Brtok or OtocK. foundationi, garMse, cNmnsyi, porches, slept, sto. DUlt r>sw or repaired. Over 36 yean sxpetktnoo, (ntured, tea- •onablo ratea. Fros EiU- mates. 336-4034660 or ЗЭе-0Ов>47е5
Miscellaneous
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Larry's Auto Detailing-
avalabto upon request.
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Need your houM Cleaned fOT the holldAya? Need lo finish leal minute Chrlstmae wllttoul
the kkto? Call Joy ai336-(M0* 3116 lo help. ReforencM avaBabte,
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piano lunina h repair. Call ззе-гвг-бгвз or email sopor* planoOoorthllnk.nol
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N m botn 8«ьу M ia i Worte Compiete РЬтЫпа Repairs $45 service calli.'Sentor c№
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Tree Service
Canopy Tree Service, Professional Service al reason- abto ratea. FuRy insured. Cali
for free eatimatea. Refer- oncea avallabto. Also, Пго- wood lor aale. 336-998-4374
TOM ошину Tt m Care &
Land Maintenance. Hazardous removala, pninfng A proaarvattoln. atomi damage clen-up. grading, hauling, clearing, atump remoxw,
landscaping. ТТютаа Martin. Insured. Ceti: 336-407-7534, Ьото:330'в5&-9611
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moro ctoar or aeioct. smal or large tracta. commlaelon lor timer bough ’ pn rofonrala. best prices guaranioed.
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Ffbrunry 14, 200В
(\uents; Slinlluck & Courlncy Krcnacb Croomc
Trent, all our love on your Ut ChrUtmas.
Datldy, Mommy, Susu & Pops
M(jrry 1st Chrislmas!
Hannah to tlil
May n , 200U
ftircnls; C.C. & Loti Hill
Merry 1st Chrislmas, Hannahl
Love, Mommy & Daddy
Mgrry 1st Christmas!
John park(2r Martin
April 25, 2008
Parents; Andrew S» Monica Martin
Mcriy Christmas from Grandma and Grandpawl
Mizrry Ist Christmas!
íBraizdizn Miehagl î)ôvi§
)uly 22, 2000
Kucnts: Dritt & Kirsten Davis
Merry Chrislmas Braeden, our firsl grandchild.
Love. Grandpa & Grandma Davis
Miirry 1st Christmas!
C o n n o r Т Ь о ш а § W o o ti¿ n
March 14, 2000
Rirenls: Ion & Kendra Wooten
Meriy first Chrislmas)
Wo Love You, (on, Kendra & lacey
Mijrry 1st Christmas!
Ivy flnnji “Randliiman
luly 30, 2008
Rirenis; Randy & Courtney Randleman
Cicat gilts come In smaii packapes. You are
our greatest onel Merry 1st Christmas!
love. Daddy, Mommy & Sissy
Mßrry 1st Christmas!
Sailing Jam(2§ Mor^hizad
june 6, 2008
Rirenlsi Tony & Ashley Morehcad
Merry Christmas, Balleyl m
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Mí2rry 1st Christmas!
Johnson
July 31, 2008 RHents; Philip & Heather lolmson
May peace be your gift at Chrislmas
and your blessing all year IhroughI
Merry Christmas
Mizrry 1st Christinas!
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lune 10, 2008
Parents; Thanh and Angela Tran
Merry Christmas Ashleigh.
VV3 love you, Mommy, Daddy,
Cody& Mamaw Sim