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TAKI>H H O M F TH F H O ; J...AHAI> The well Nnown local line-dance group Nnown as the Mama’s & Papa’s won the RocNingahm County Senior Games performance award in May and went on in October to compete in the the state-wide competitions where they once again wowed the crowd and tooN home the gold.

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At the October 19, 2010 Eden City Council meeting, Eden Mayor-Pro-Tem Wayne Tuggle, and City Councilmen Jim Burnette and Darryl Carter proposed delaying three future rate increases, slated to taNe effect between January of 2011 and July of 2012 for two years.

The remainder of the Eden City CouncilODonna Turner, Jerry Epps, Jerry Ellis and Gene Hagood voted to approve this proposal.

For the average citiSen, this translates into a savings of T220 for the next two years. Some industrial customers will save hundreds of thousands of dollars over the same

period. Councilman Burnette remarNed, VWe have been searching for a way to help the Eden residents and businesses and believe the delay in the proposed water and sewer increases is the most effective way to do this.W Mayor Pro-Tem Wayne Tuggle explained how it was possible to delay the increases. VXWhen the rate increases were implemented as a result of the Hanesbrands closing, the Council made a commitment to reevaluate the increases on an annual basis. We simply have reevaluated and found that we have enough to continue our infrastructure

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Letter to the )ditor Move’em out[ Move’em in[ The MHS Duane ^est Scholarship Fund says a whole row of auditorium seats were replaced during Eden’s RI_ERFEST P010[ Proceeds from two festival proaects will provide 1N new seats b$P,100 at $1I0 eachd.

For the first time, RI_ERFEST P010 included a one-of-a-8ind sidewal8 art on ?ashington Street for a wee8. Thirteen artists painted chairs for the silent-auction benefit.

Mayor 4ohn Grogan, 8ids and grandmas roc8ed during the Saturday concerts. Then the roc8ers plus 1 straight chair Yroc8ed onZ with the high bidders to homes and stores.

Than8s goes to artists, Eden’s Olde Lea8sville business district merchants, silent auction bidders and ice cream eaters.

Chair sponsors Eden eiwanis Club and the P010 Eden Chamber ^usiness EfPO donors collaborated with Eden Tourism Development, Troutman Chairs, Inc., Flynn Furniture & Carpet Co., and Scholarship Fund volunteers. They will be recognized on the auditorium ?all of Honor.

Merchant and artist partners to be listed on the seat replacement ?all of Honor include: APA Gear N Sports Mary Alice Collins, Eden ^arbour Studio & Gallery Donna Coo8, Reidsville ^ible ^oo8 & Gift Center Debra YDebbieZ enight McCall, Huntersville Creative EXpressions Florist Elizabeth ^oles, Reidsville Eddie Price & Associates Suzanne L. ^. Cowan, Reidsville Elaine’s Antique Mall & Consignment eitty ?illiams, Madison House of Health eathi Thompson FoX, Reidsville Mabe’s Ladies Apparel ^ritt Thompson, Reidsville Pace Stone bchair storage and displayd Pat Coleman and 4im Turner, Reidsville Purlina’s - ^etty’s Hats ^etsy Hall Sharrow, ^ristol TN Second Time Around Y4o SnoZ CoX Snodderly, Eden Sign Shop - Stitch jn Time Garden of Eden Sr, Center - Geneva Massey Designer The Front Porch Carolyn Pruitt, Eden

Proaect friends and several churches churned homemade ice cream for festival-goers. They included Draper ^aptist, Draper Christian, Lea8sville GMC and First Presbyterian. Good dipping[ The Duane ^est Auditorium at 4ohn Motley Morehead High School will celebrate its I0th anniversary in P011. YSpare changeZ donations, roc8ers, ice cream, performances and significant taXdeductible donations continue to propel the proaect. $100,000 is counted[ $1I0,000 is needed[ GO[ TEAM[ Donor brochures are located at MHS and local stores or call b33l-lP3-P93Pd. Gloria and Duane Best

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Ann Pinson Smith Arnold, 77 - Eden Carrie Medlin Auman, 99 - Reidsville Grier Lowrance “Joey” Arthur, 83 John Thomas Burks, 92 - Eden Michael C. Brammer, 48 Susan Parker Bishopric Marilyn Coleman Burton, 79 - Reidsville Helen Howell Buchanan, 88 - Reidsville Linda Vernon Clumm, 62 - Rockingham County Helen O’Bryant Coleman, 86 - Reidsville George Henry Chumley, Jr., 57 Jane Chaney Clifton, 63 - Eden Doris Cenola Carter, 84 - Rockingham County Peggy Ann Tuggle Carter, 76 - Rockingham County Curtiss William Cox, Sr., 71 William Harvey “Bill” Draper Sr., 81 - Rock. Co. Bobby Lee Frazee, 62 Robert [Bob[ Irvin Gammon, 63 - Reidsville Marci Schellenberg Goodman, 27 Jean Gray DeLancey Gooch, 80 - Reidsville Harvey Swanson Handy, 81 Blanche Curry Hearp, 83 - Reidsville Druie [Junior[ Harbour, 85 - Rockingham County Onie Elizabeth Paschal Isley, 101 - Reidsville Oliver Jackson Jeffries Sr., 89 - Rockingham County Kathy Stanley Lilly, 49 - Rockingham County Mary Elizabeth Stanley Lovelace, 67 - Reidsville Jessie Pruitt Lunsford, 92 - Rockingham County Mary Jean Chambers Lennon, 81 Reverend Minnie Wilson Looney, 97 - Rock.Co. Clarence Edward Mabe, 78 Curtis Dillard McGee, Sr. Hettie Meeks Manuel, 85 - Eden Captain Michael Douglas Martin, 66 Nancy Joyce Minor, 84 - Rockingham County James Burrell McLemore, 72 - Madison Walter Grady Mabe, Jr., 82 - Madison Marian Rierson Manley, 86 - Rockingham County

COUNTY /IDE OBITUARIES Ethel Catherine Clark Minter, 87 - Rockingham Co. Gail Spencer Marble, 77 - Reidsville Christopher Wyatt McCullough, 26 Robert Moss Markham, 65 William David Norman, 72 - Rockingham Co. Judith Meeks Overby, 58 - Eden Carl Leon Pulliam, 62 - Rockingham County William David Barker-Paschal, 38 - Rock Co. Irene Nonnemaker Paden, 84 Bettie Underwood Page, 99 David Lee Plaster, 64 Lena Saunders Page, 94 Sanford “Slew” Rakes, 79 - Eden Frederick [Fred[ William Rorrer, 52 - Eden Carolyn Mathews Rash, 64 - Reidsville Roxanna “Annie” Bailey Richards, 99 - Reidsville Lisa Marie Sharp, 30 Eugene Talley Shreve, 87 - Rockingham County Ronald Lee Strader, 71 - Reidsville Ruby Fulton Stanley, 92 - Reidsville James Richard Scott, Sr., 84 - Reidsville Helen Myra Matthewson Shumake, 90 - Madison Bobby Ray Smith, 71 - Stoneville Olivia Faith Sutton, Infant Eugenia Iris Sharp, 86 - Madison John Langston Southard, 78 - Reidsville Charles Michael Sterling, 58 Jordan Ryan Sheppard - Stoneville Jack Sexton, Sr., 76 John Langston Southard, 78 - Reidsville Rev. Jessie Douglas Thurman, 89 Henry A. Tate, 89 - Reidsville Richard Woods, 66 Eden Barbara Matlock Revis-Whitten, 73 Gladys Myers Weldin - Eden David Charles Wilson ,51 - Ruffin Harry Hubert Walker , 80 Jones Philip Webster, 84

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Legistration is reNuired. To register, call 336-623-9P13.

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Rining Loom F in the Annie Yenn Fafeteria Each Tuesda.- 15 -11am. and Thursda. afternoons from 3-9 Gm. Ylease call 9C1-96P3. :O/S$ ."PPS R 2"'IO S:O, 11355 a.m., 2nd & 9th Wednesda.

1995 WLKE A! \ W!Y@ A! ,$$QPY ,$PP($SS :O/2 EAer. Wednesda. eAening at PGm 0LEE to Yublic^ Roor Yri_es^ Learn about health and GrosGerit..

C99 Yierce Dt, Eden, @F `neIt to librar.a 62P-932C S!$.I"P !O!/P"TIO( '"(.$ R 336-62P-PC6C The Arc Kf LocMingham Fount. sGonsors a sGecial GoGulation dance monthl. `the second Thursda. of each month. LFF, Whitcomb Dtudent Fenter. 6335 G.m. - 8335 G.m. Lefreshments DerAed. G2I$SS:"2$ E 'I4O2.$ ."2$ R DuGGort grouGs for GeoGle Jho are grieAing the death of someone close to them or needing helG healing from Gain of seGaration or diAorce. EAer. !on. from 6335- 8355Gm, [roJing KaMs Fommunit. Fhurch, 22P5 )arrington )J.., Eden. Fall 6231119, CC8-C99P or Aisit JJJ.groJingoaMs.org

'auJCGer o\ SJGH E MrsH :H ,yaGG VarreGG3 I43 o\ VaA]sonv@lle3 (H.H [randGarents are Land. & Fath. )odges of bacMsonAille, @.F., Brenda barrett of !cRaniel Load, Eden, @.F. !r. ). W.att barrett III, of Eden, @.F., [reat [randGarents are Fharlotte !cRaniel of Eden, @.F. berr. Turner of Eden, @.F. Fharles )odges of Dalsbur., @.F. and the late Barbara Leagen of LeidsAille, @.F.

SOST$2 ."2$ E "'O!TIO( S/!!O2T !eets 3rd Tuesda. of each month 6335Gm- 8355Gm, RDD Fonf. Loom. bo Wilson 392-1399 SI(GP$ !"2$(T S/!!O2T G2O/! meets at LeaMsAille cnited !ethodist Fhurch, 653 )enr. Dt., Eden. Rinner, child care GroAided. Roor Gri_es. DGonsored b. the LocM. Fo. YartnershiG for Fhildren, LocMingham Yregnanc.

Fare Fenter, and Wal-!art. 0LEE. Fall BeAerl. at 392-96P6 to register.

YOG" .P"SS$S - T%''1 L%#? !%'-1C1%, P)B# 1($-'4!-)' #- I( T)4!+D R%B1((%' S I(-%'6%,1#-% T%"!)6% ; ; UU@;A A'2)' L#(%? E,%(D 89V;>UV@ -) '%B1$-%' ERE@ - FITY )ALL ERE@ LKK! Kngoing Flasses TuesU 8335-939Cam or FB )ut - Boone Ld., Eden, Weds.

6Gm-P31CGm eP2 for 6 JeeM session or e1C Ger class `must haAe min. number of students, class si_es limited, reg. earl.a MO!S - Eden !KYD - Fontact firginia at 623-3955 for more info - LeidsAille !KYD - Fontact gell. at 398-1639 for more info - LocMingham !KYD - Fontact )eidi at 92P-2P12 for more info I(S"(T .!2 6355 G.m. - P335 G.m., Thursda., @oAember 11 - !orehead )osGital RoJnstairs Flassroom A class for eIGectant Garents and grandGarents to learn the basic techniNues of infant cardioGulmonar. resuscitation. Remonstrations and Gractice sessions GroAided.

Instructors certified b. the American )eart Association. !"2QI(SO()S 'IS$"S$ S/!!O2T G2O/!

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YarMinsonUs Risease. Lefreshments Jill be GroAided. 0or more information call 336-62P-6199.

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.OMM/(ITY OS :O!$ ."(.$2 S/!!O2T !2OG2"M 2355 G.m., Tuesda., @oAember 9 Dmith-!c!ichael Fancer Fenter Fonference Loom ToGic3 Fommunicating Foncerns and 0eelings Gresented b. !arcia !chueen, RirectoriFhaGlainc.

DerAices at !orehead !emorial )osGital. 0or more information, call !arcia !chueen at 336-623-9P11, EIt. 2982.

.I4I. "(' G2O/! M$$TI(GS $'$()S ,OM$()S .P/6 R 3rd Thurs. of mo. - PGm. 623-P295 S!$.I"P YO/(G "'/PTS P G.m. - 8335 G.m., Tuesda.s, @oAember 2 & 16 !orehead !emorial )osGital RoJnstairs Flassroom 0or more information, call Brenda !oore at 336-623-15PP or 336-613C1P9 after 6 G.m. ,$(T,O2T: 2/2IT"( .P/6 Luritan Flub meets 2nd Tuesda. each month at 6335 at the WentJorth cnited !ethodist Fhurch at 6335Gm. Fontact3 Fharles BosJell j 336392-9396 or Dharon Le.nolds j 336-613-59P9 T:$ "2. OS 2O.QI(G:"M .O/(TY3 I(.H Will meet on !onda., @oAember 8, 2515 at Louseks [rouG )ome, C999 )J. 13C, DtoneAille, @F at C335 G.m. The Gublic is inAited to attend.

The Arc of LocMingham Fount., Inc. JorMs Jith and for GeoGle Jith cognitiAe, intellectual and deAeloGmental disabilities and their families.

Dharon )airston - Ghone - 62P-PC6C STO($4IPP$ 2/2IT"( .P/6 !eets at the f0W )ut, @. [lenn Dt. 3rd Tuesda. or the month - PGm Fall Rot Ellington CP3-2593 or LicM. FraddocM 336-9C3-P55C MI(O2ITY 6/SI($SS "SSO.I"TIO( R $'$( !eets 1st !onda. of each month at 6355Gm Eden Fhamber of Fommerce building, fan Buren Load. Fall Butch-62P-P655 .:2ISTI"( ,OM$( OS $'$( E(-%'-#1(6%(- #(, R'4(!+ Wra. Fentre, 9C2 Bridge Dt., Eden e15 at the Roor.

Fontact 939-2235 or 392-1C29 0or Rates and Times 2O.QI(G:"M .O/(TY "M"T$/2 2"'IO .P/6 !onthl. !eetings held PGm on the 3rd Tuesda. of month. Led Fross Bldg - 3692 @F )J. 19, LeidsAille.

CP3-331P or C98-252P VO6 S$$Q$2 .P"SS$S [oodJill Industries of Fentral @F Fommunit. Lesource Fenter of LeidsAille. Fall 336-63P-1515 to register EmGlo.abilit. DMills, [ER Flasses T:$ '"4 @oJ meeting 3rd !onda. of each month at PGm "M$2I."( P$GIO( !OST WX LeidsAille, !eets the 1st !onda. each month at PGm at the Gost located behind Auto lone in LeidsAille.

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"M$2I."( P$GIO( !OST 7YZ !eets 3rd Thursda. of each month 6335Gm. All fets are Welcome 19P @. 0ieldcrest Ld, Eden .I4IP "I2 !"T2OP EAer. Thursda.3 The FiAil Air Yatrol `FAYa is seeMing Aolunteer members from all bacMgrounds to helG Gerform three Me. missions3 emergenc. serAices `including search and rescue and disaster relief

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) +ent/ operations*+ aerospace education for youth and the general pu5lic+ and cadet programs for teens. 8eetings every :hursday at 6:30 p.m. at Shiloh @irport in Stoneville. For information, call Charlie Spratt at 336D537D3115 or 336D520D7886. :JOSHUA-S TROOPS= 8eet every 2nd :hursday of the month at 8:30am at the Dan Kalley Com. Bldg M8adison* !o not have to *e a vet to attend, MARINE CORPS LEAGUE 8eetings 2nd :hursday each month at 6:30pm D 8pm, at the Nhitcom5 Student Center at RCC. Seeking new mem5ers 613D3171 or email tthorneRtriad.rr.com AM#ETSD Sewly formed local group. @ll Keterans and service men and women welcome. Nillard MNoody* Naters at 635D1786 or woodyeeeRem5arTmail.com FREE MEALS 8E@LS NI:X FRIESDSY 8onday Z :hursday at lunch time. @nyone 60 years of age and over Nhy: activities, good food & fun • X]S:SKILLE S]:RI:I^S 1151 Sardis Church Rd., 8adison 427D5206 Site 8anagerDJoann NilliamsD:ucker • LE@aSKILLE S]:RI:I^S Bridge St. Rec. 400 Bridge St. Eden Site 8anagersD 8ildred Cochran aay Ramsey 623D5343 • 8@D. D 8@b^. S]:RI:I^S 8ad. Z 8ay. Rec. 300 S Second @ve., 8ay. D 445Dc840 Rita Xunt • REIDSKILLE SESI^R CES:ER Reidsville Rec.d RXS @partment 201 S Nashington St., Reidsville Site 8anagersD Sara Dominick & Diane Clark 34cDc757 SAL#ATION ARMY Xungrye Come 5y and have a meal on usY 8on. thru Fri. 12:00D12:30 314 8organ Rd, Eden D Sunday c:30 worship 11am Sunday School.

EVENTS OF INTEREST MUSIC & DANCE Cascade Community Center 3561 Xuntington :rail, Cascade Every Friday Sight 7 p.m. D 10 p.m.

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MUSIC AT THE BARN :uesdays 7pm the doors open at 151 gant Road, Eden. D Bluegrass music & Jam sessions. Free to pu5lic.

2nd & 4th Saturday, 6pm covered dish D 7pm D Xeart Strings...

MAYODAN MERCHANT-S ASSOC. ProDactive group comprised of 5usiD ness and property owners intersted in working to improve the Downtown area. Regular meetings will 5e held monthly on the 3rd 8onday at 7:00 pm, alternating 5etween Downtown 8ayodan restaurants.

SENIOR DANCE IN EDEN Sovme5er 2cth at the CB Xut in Eden. 7:00D10:00 pm Come at 6 to learn line dances. i5 admission at the door. :he dance is held the last 8onday of each month.

RED CROSS BLOODMOBILES @ppointments are strongly recomD mended for donors to get in and out faster. Call for the nearest 5loodmoD 5ile near youY 34cD3434 HABITAT RESTORE 24c :he Boulevard, Eden Contact 627D0160 ^pen Xours Begin Sept. 2 8onday and :hursday 1:00 D 3:00 P8. See youY

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FRIENDS CLUB PIE SALE annual fried apple & sweet potato pie sale. PreDorders can 5e placed 5y calling 627D4711. Proceeds help provide Christmas for needy chilD dren. i1.25 each HOSPICE OF ROCKINGHAM COUNTY TO HOLD ANNUAL MEMORIAL SER#ICE Xospice of Rockingham County will hold its annual memorial service :hursday, Sovem5er 4th at 6:30 pm at Calvary Baptist Church M7860 SC Xwy 87, Reidsville*. :he annual serD vice will honor the memory of Xospice patients who died 5etween Sovem5er 1st, 200c and ^cto5er 31st, 2010. :his is an opportunity for family and friends to honor and memorialije loved ones lost in the past year. :he pu5lic is welcome to attend. @nyone needing additional information may call the Xospice office at M336* 427Dc022.

FAMILY PLUS DAY B^bS & gIRLS CL]B ^F EDES Saturday, Sovem5er 20th 10:00am to 2:00pm Everyone NelcomeY Free food, entertainment, games, music. Cele5ration of Sational Family Neek CHILI LUNCH & DINNER Boy Scout :roop 553 Fundraiser Xeld at Central Christian Church, Eden D Stadium Drive 11am D 8pm #ETERAN-S CEREMONIES & E#ENTS • Sov. 4th D @merican Legion placD ing flags on gravesites at ^verlook Cemetary cam • Sov. 7th D Keteranks 8emorial Park in Nentworth D Keteranks Ceremony. 2pm • Sov. 10th D Keteranks Parade D Draper MEden* Students leave school at 8:30, should arrive at memorial on Fieldcrest 5y cam for ceremony.

MEN-S CLUB STEW Draper Penticostal Xoliness Church 1608 Delaware, Eden Sov. 6, ready 5y 11am i4.50 Tt. :o preDorder: 635D1cc0 or 635D1257 HABITAT RESTORE HOURS 8onday & :hursday 1 D 3 P8 24c :he Boulevard, Eden :afDDeducti5le Donated Items Xelp Build Xouses. Building 8aterials, Furn., @ppliances Large item pickDup 627D0160 2010 Tree of Life Lighting - 5:30 p.m., :uesday, Decem5er 7 Day Xospital Lo55y #ETERAN-S BREAKFAST Saturday, Sovem5er 6, 2010, 8am D 11am. Keteranks Eat FreeY general Pu5lic i5 each Xampton Xeights Baptist Chruch 1323 Nashington St., Eden 336D623D3226 EDEN NIGHT PARADE Line ]p starts at 5pm.

Parade Starts at 6:30pm Call to Enter 336D627D1332 Free Registration D So fee Parade So horses. Enter 5y Sov. 20th, 2010 HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE :he ^lde Leaksville 8erchants @ssociation will hold its Xoliday ^pen Xouse on Sunday, Sovem5er 14th from 1:00pmD5:00pm.

Please watch to see what special 5argains and refreshments will 5e offered.

FUNDRAISERS FOR THE KIDS CHRISTMAS Friday Sov. 5 2010 from 5D8 p.m. at the Bridge Street Center.

Spaghetti Dinner for i5.oo includes the drink. @ll the proceeds will go to 5uy Christmas for the kids that play in our programs. :hese children will not receive anything from any other organijation. @lso at Bridge Street Recreation Center on Friday Sov. 1c, 2010 from 5D8 p.m. @ Xot dog supper with 2 hotdogs with trimmings and a 5ag of chips and a drink for i5.00

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"# %ONF)*)N%) Saturday, Sovem5er 6th, 2010 ^s5orne Baptist Church 326 E Stadium Dr. Eden :ime: 8:30 to 1:30 M@ttn Foster Parents: some sessions Tualify for CE* 8ore than a dojen agencies and organijations will 5e present with information and resources on orphan care, mentoring, adoption & foster care. ETuipping families & churches with the tools and training to 5ecome leaders in providing orphan care, mentoring, adoption & foster care.

Join us in uniting to meet the crisis level needs of neglected, a5used, fatherless, and orphan children in our area, and around the world.

143 million orphans worldD widel if 7m of Christians would care for one they all would have their needs met. :o register or get a 5rochure of conference sessions & times, visit the os5orne5aptist.com we5site or call M336* 623D6064.

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P ROTECT A =AINST W EST N ILE V IRUS? WENTWORTH @ Although no cases of West Nile Virus (WNV) have been identified in humans in NC since 2008h the first e?uine case in a horse in Rockingham County highlights the fact that the disease is present and people should take precautions to protect themselves and their horses.

WNV is a rare disease. The viral illness is transmitted by some species of mos?uitoes. The virus attacks the central nervous sys@ tem and causes inflammation of the brain and can be fatal to ani@ mals and humans. Wild birds serve as reservoirs for the virus.

Mos?uitoes bite the birds and then can transmit the virus to humans and animals.

Symptoms can develop in people from a few days to two weeks after being bitten by an infected mos?uito. They include rapid onset of fever and headache and can resemble a case of the flu.

Survivors of WNV infections may suffer from long@term effects to the nervous system.

Therapy is limited to treating the symptoms of the disease, but there is no specific cure. There is a vaccine for horses but not for humans.

While there is no vaccine to pro@ tect humans from WNV, the dis@ ease can be prevented in horses with the use of vaccinations.

Rockingham County Department of Public Health advises the pub@

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lic to remain diligent in their per@ sonal mos?uito protection efforts.

These efforts should include the “5 DWs” for preventione i Dusk and Dawn ` Avoid being outdoors when mos?uitoes are seeking blood.

For many species, this is during the dusk and dawn hours. i Dress ` Wear clothing that cov@ ers most of your skin. i DEET ` When the potential eXists for eXposure to mos?ui@ toes, repellents containing DEET (N,N@diethyl@meta@toluamide,) are recommended. Picaridin and oil of lemon eucalyptus are other repellent options. i Drainage ` Check around your home to rid the area of standing water, which is where mos?ui@ toes can lay their eggs.

To reduce mos?uito breed@ ing areas around your home and farme i Remove any containers that can hold waterh i Keep gutters clean and in good repairh i Repair leaky outdoor faucets and change the water in bird baths and pet bowls at least twice a weekh i Pse screened windows and doors and make sure screens fit tightly and are not torn. i Keep tight@fitting screens or lids on rain barrels.

If you have specific ?uestions pertaining to your horse and WNV please consult your veteri@ narian or the NCDA&CS at 919@ 733@7601. Recently NCDA&CS stressed the importance of vacci@ nation for horsese httpejjwww.ncagr.govjpaffairsjrel e a s e j 2 0 1 0 j 6 @ 10E?uinevaccinations.htm. See httpejjwww.aaep.orgjcorekvacci@ nations.htm for additional details.

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The 80,000 s?uare feet facility purchases the large bales of plas@ tics, which are sorted through to remove stray debris and other types of non@HDPE plastics.

The new concept in recylcling at Envison Plastics is to clean up the bales of mashed, unwashed bottles and containers and cleanse them thoroughly, put them through a grinding process, creating a small pellets of recycled plastic which will then be sent to other plants to create new products made entirely of recycled materials, or to other plants to be combined with virgin plastic resin for “partially recycled” products.

At various points throughout the cleaning process, sample pel@ lets are taken and tested to further ensure safety The Reidsville plant produces about 108 million pounds per year for high profile clients including a miriad of containers for Procter & Gamble and Estee Lauder.

Envision Plastics at this time is the only FDA approved food@ grade packaging plant, earning that designation in April of this year.

Located at the corner of Freeway Drive and Walters Street, Envision Plastics employs 66 people, located in Reidsville in 2001 and was then known as Pnion Carbides.

RCC1SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED IN H O N O R O F F O R M E R M ADISON N ATIVE In honor of her mother, EliSabeth Loving James, Martha James Keiger of Winston@Salem has established a scholarship at R o c k i n g h a m Community College bearing her motherWs name.

Scholarship applicants must be Rockingham County high school seniors, show potential for academic success though not necessari@ ly at top academic levels and have par@ ticipated in eXtracur@ ricular activities at high school and in their community. The schol@ arship is renewable for up to two additional years if scholarship re?uirement continue to be met.

In establishing the EliSabeth Loving James Memorial Scholarship, Keiger said she wanted to, “Yto help make a difference, through education, in the lives of students in my motherWs home county.”

A native of Madison, James moved to Winston@Salem as a young woman. In the early 1950Ws, she established Friendship House for alcoholic women. Through donations, she raised the houseWs annual operating funds. For 49 years she served as Friendship HouseWs unpaid director, often cooking and cleaning when no one else was available.

“She was an amaSing and selfless woman,” said Keiger. “This scholarship is a wonderful way for her service and selflessness to be an immortaliSed.” Those interested in applying for the scholarship should contact the RCC financial aid office.

Gifts to the scholarship may be made by contacting Gaye Clifton, RCC foundation director, at 342@4261, EXt. 2201.

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WENTWORTH ` The Rockingham Community College Foundation asked guests to “Take a Walk on the Wild Side,” for its thirteenth annual gala “Evening of Recognition.” In addition to a one@of@a@kind “Big Game Safari,” guests hunted for (purchased) ele@ phants and hippos, many of which contained priSes. The fundrais@ ing event was held Oct. 7 at Oak Hills Golf and Event Center in Eden.

Each year individuals, organiSations, groups or corporate enti@ ties that have made outstanding contributions to the college or the college foundation are selected to be recogniSed at the gala. This year, Susan and Jimmy Thompson of Reidsville and MillerCoors in Eden were honored.

Other recognitions of the evening included event sponsorse Talon Club Members (those who give a f1,500@a@year compre@ hensive sponsorship which includes Gold Sponsorship of the gala) ` Carolina Apothecary, Kevin and Kelley Carroll, Duke Energy Corporation, First CitiSens Bank, Home Savings Bank, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Keys, Dr. Robert Lowdermilk and Ms. Kathy Cheek, NewBridge Bank, Wachovia, a Wells Fargo Company, and Kenan and Molly Wright.

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MillerCoors, Phi Theta Sappa Honor Society, Reidsville Building Supply and the RCC staff volunteers were thanked for their special contributions.

Proceeds from the gala benefit RCC programs and proWects not funded by taR and tuition dollars including student work-study Wobs, peertutor programs, child care tuition scholarships, and student aid grants.

For more information on the RCC Foundation or how to be a part of neRt yearYs gala, call Gaye Clifton, foundation director, at 342-4261, ERt. 2201.

O BJECT F O U N D IN S O D A C A N >hile serving on the Grand Jury, and at the Courthouse a Wuror purchased a can of Pepsi from a soda vending machine located inside the courthouse. He drank the contents while inside the Wury room.

As he was finishing his drink, he noticed chunks of something in the bottom of the can. He eRited the room to meet the bailiff posted outside the door, and went to the District AttorneyQs ^ffice with his can.

A portion of the substance was removed from the Pepsi can.

Immediately, the can and substance was photographed, documented, and placed into evidence. The vending machine was then closed and the local distributor replaced the contents of the soda vending machines.

The Wuror reported no immediate medical concerns. The amount of substance was about one teaspoon of what appears to be cardboard.

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Did you know that having diabetes before age 65 more than doubles your risk of developing Alaheimerbs diseasec A study of nearly 14,000 Swedish twins helped to confirm this link. Given that more than 23 million Americans have diabetes and 57 million more have pre-diabetes, this is a bit of a concern. But the link between these two diseases may be stronger still. In fact, some now think of Alaheimerbs as a form of diabetes. They call it type 3 diabetes.

But first, a review. What exactly are diabetes and Alaheimerbsc Diabetes is a chronic disease where your body has high levels of sugar. Thatbs true for one of two main reasonsQ Your body doesnbt make enough of a hormone called insulin (type 1 diabetes). Or, your body doesnbt respond well to insulin (type 2 diabetes).

Diabetes can cause frequent urination, unusual thirst, and a wide range of other symptoms. It can cause serious f even fatal f complications. People with pre-diabetes also have high glucose levels.

But theybre not as high as with full-blown diabetes.

Alaheimerbs is a common type of dementia that worsens over time. It causes memory loss, confusion, and many other changes. It eventually leads to death. Scientists have long debated about the changes in the brain that lead to Alaheimerbs. But now they are paying closer attention to the role of insulin. Not only are people at increased risk for Alaheimerbs if they have diabetes. But many people with Alaheimerbs are also resistant to insulin.

Could low insulin or insulin resistance in the brain be the cause of Alaheimerbs in some casesc Lower insulin is linked with mental decline. By helping cells take up energy in the brain, insulin likely plays a key role in the growth and survival of nerve cells and memories. Researchers are now experimenting with inhaled insulin as a treatment for Alaheimerbs. It has improved memory in patients with early stages of Alaheimerbs but it appears to have limitations.

So, rather than diabetes simply being a cause of brain changes, both diabetes and Alaheimerbs may result from similar causes. The idea that one disease can affect many organs is certainly not new. After all, atherosclerosis affects the kidneys, brain and heart. Now, we know that diabetes and Alaheimerbs may be a part of the same disease process.

Before you become too discouraged about the threat of all these diseases, though, remember thisQ Many of the factors that contribute to both Alaheimerbs and diabetes (and atherosclerosis, for that matter) are within your control. Weight loss, exercise, stress management, and a healthy diet can help prevent or help keep diabetes in check. And, itbs possible these lifestyle changes could play an even bigger role with Alaheimerbs than once thought.

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89%9 T=HH DF L>FH L>OMI>JO @ 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, December 7 - Day Hospital Lobby Searching for that special holiday gift? The Tree of Life provides just that – the opportunity to symbolize your love and admiration for the special people in your life. Simply purchase a lovelight - $5 donation, or starlight - $100 donation, in honor or memory of that special person. A card acknowledging your gift will be sent and their name will be written into the Book of Honor and Memory which is displayed in the hospital’s main lobby throughout the holiday season. All donations are tax deductible and all proceeds will go to benefit Morehead Memorial Hospital. This project is sponsored by the Morehead Memorial Hospital Auxiliary.

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County Star !nvesting !n *o,-ing.am Count34s 5ua6it3 of 8ife !ontinued /rom Pa,e 14 have set the standard high and you have proven that you can achieve.

It is a pleasure to congratulate you on your induction into PTK and I look forward to more success from you as you continue your studies at Rockingham Community College.”

This year, PTK members will be working with the theme, “The Democratization of Information: Power, Peril and Promise.” Within the context of this theme, RCC history instructor and keynote speaker for the ceremony, Mark Sattler, spoke of inspiration: how it is spread through information, how it can be internalized and used to fuel one’s achievements, and how it should be passed on to others.

Phi Theta Kappa members are given opportunities for continued success, leadership development, and the chance to be accepted into top universities. They are also eligible to receive scholarships available to honor students.

The names of the inductees are listed below by city of residence: Brown Summit – Manina Howe, Jonathan Worley.

Eden – Angela Allen, Mark Dunovant, Matthew Edwards, Megan Jones, David Martin, Vickie Martin, Katina Thomasson.

Madison – Candace Kelley, Jaime McMahon, Will Ramirez.

McLeansville – Gail Matthews.

Reidsville – Jonathan Boles, Erica Clark, Stacy Cook, Cassandra Crumpton, Bonnie Cruz, Kimberly Dalton, Amy Deel, Amber Hall, Michele Hawkins, Jennifer Isley, Richard Moore, Shelby Street, Katey Thompson.

Ruffin – Micah Paschal.

Stokesdale – Kirstin Friddle, Cheryl Hash, Erin Pacheco, John Payne.

Stoneville – Tamara Nunes, Nena Williams.

Summerfield – Cindy Britt.

Officers for 2010-11 are: Kenneth Gantt, president[ Tomacin Brown, vice-president, fellowship[ Kelly Donovan, vice-president, service[ Darnell Wilson, vice-president, scholarship[ Kelly Wilson, treasurer[ Steve Forrest, public relations contact[ Alvis Cook, web site coordinator.

A R T M A R & E T TO H O L D O P E N H O U S E Located at the heart of the County in historic Wentworth, the art market is operated by the Rockingham County Arts Council and provides a venue for local artists. After a period of reorganization, a series of revolving art shows will be introduced, beginning with the Emerging Young Artist Exhibit on October 21st from 57pm. And our Holiday Open House on December 4th and 5th.

The new Art Market Gallery represent s a diverse range of visual art, to include painting and other two-dimensional media, pottery, sculpture, fiber arts, glass, original jewelry, fine heritage crafts, and more. Area artists interested in participating are encouraged to contact RCAC at 33b-349-4039 or info@artsinrockingham.org for submission guidelines and an application form. Applications will be reviewed and applicants notified by the Gallery committee.

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34ou 5a6e a 75oi7e8 4ou 7an t5ro9 in t5e to9e: or u;e it to 9i<e t5e ;9eat off =our fa7e8> ?@atorade When I loo> bac> on the time in my life when I began running, I ha6e to laugh at myself.

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I crossed that Rorrer finish line, my first one e6er, and it was officialX I was a runner.

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R C ATS PA RT)ERS W,TH FR E E C /,),C Roc>ingham Community Access Transit Ser6ices JRCATSK is launching a new and eDciting partnership with the Free Clinic of Roc>ingham County, Inc. QWe are thrilled to be able to partner with the Free Clinic to pro6ide much needed transportation for their clients,S said T. Lee Co6ington, eDecuti6e director of Aging, Disability and Transit Ser6ices, under which RCATS operates. QWith additional funds from NCDOT designated for QNew Initiati6esS, we hope to pro6ide year-round ser6ice to people who need to get to the Free Clinic, but ha6e no means of transportation.S +If we ha6e wished once we ha6e wished upon the stars one thousand times for a solution to our patientsI transportation dilemmas,S said Leslie Deaton, eDecuti6e director of the Free Clinic.

QVany patients ha6e had to rely upon friends, neighbors, or family members to find a way to get to our eDam room or dental chair.

Than>s to an eDciting collaborati6e partnership with RCATS, our wildest dream has come true. This is a win-win for residents across the county who are in need of a medical home.+ RCATS will pro6ide ser6ices under this partnership e6ery Tuesday and Thursday from 4X30-YX30 pm. To be eligible, clients must ha6e a 6alid appointment with the Free Clinic prior to calling RCATS at 34Y-228Y. RCATS operates a fleet of 21 6ans that pro6ides door-to-door ser6ice throughout the county. SiDteen of the 6ans are eLuipped with a lift. The 6ans ma>e 400 to 500 trips per day, rac>ing up 50,000 to 55,000 miles per month.

Aging, Disability and Transit Ser6ices is a pri6ate nonprofit agency dedicated to assisting and lin>ing senior adults, people with disabilities and their families with information, opportunities and ser6ices that promote and enhance Luality of life, and to meeting the local transportation needs of Roc>ingham County citiEens. This mission is accomplished through pro6iding an array of community ser6ices including Home Health JCAP-DA, CAP-C, PCS, Home & Community Bloc> GrantK, Veals on Wheels, Veals With Friends Nutrition Sites, Adult Day Care, RCATS Public Access Transportation, and Ad6ocacy and Referral Ser6ices. For more information, call 34a-2343, or 6isit www.adtsrc.org.

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" # " $ P &"S"&()T+,$ S ,-+"T. / , & 0 S +$ TH " - ,223$+T. T, & )+S" ) / )&"$"SS The Eden Historical Museum, located at 656 Washington Street, Eden, would love for you to visit and the Eden Preservation Society welcomes new members. Below are some events planned for the upcoming season.

Upcoming Washington Street Events include Sunday, November 14: Holiday Open House and EPS Bake Sale., and Tuesday, December 14: Candlelight Downtown.

• Bake Sale:This year’s Annual Eden Preservation Society Bake Sale will be held at Pace Stone during the Holiday Open House along Washington Street on Sunday, November 14th, 2010.

If you would like to contribute baked goods to this very important fund-raiser, please call Pam Archer at 336-623-2348 or Uean Harrington at 336-6232225.

This will be the perfect opportunity for everyone to stock up on baked goods for the upcoming holidays and to help EPS raise much needed funds for our current and future projects.

• Community Appearance Award: The Old Spray Cemetery on Church Street was awarded the Eden Community Appearance Award for the month of

September!

Although the cleanup of this cemetery was begun as a project of EPS, high school senior Uosh Clark asked to take over the cleanup efforts as his Eagle Scout project, and he soon enlisted the help of the American Xegion.

Uosh and his parents have also installed a fence and attractive sign at the entrance.

Congratulations!

• Christmas Tour Of Homes: This year’s tour will be Sunday, December 5, 2010. Mark your calendars so that you won’t miss this event!

Xocations include: Home of Doug & Betty Shaw The Farabee Home of U. R. Amburn Home of Gene & Uanice Hagood Home Of Billy & ]ivian Phillips More information will be available closer to the tour date.

• Construction Update: Construction of the new display cases in the exhibit bays is underway and should be completed soon! These exhibits will cover the time period from 1900 - 1967.

New volunteer, Mike Carter, is doing the carpentry and has done a fantastic job. Mike is a native of Eden, but has just recently moved back to the area to be close to his family after

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many years away. He is attempting to re-establish a business here doing carpentry, building and remodeling and has 25 years experience in the business. Give him a call at 336-612-2114.

• Our Wish Xist We are currently seeking donations of these artifacts and photos for our permanent exhibits: Xocal items from the Great Depression.

Xocal tobacco items: leaves, tags, bags, etc.

Annie E Uohns’ Cooleemee: A Tale Of Southern Xife. ]ietnam War items of local veterans.

Photos and bios of local veterans.

Marshall Field items.

Draper Xicense Tag. Cotton Bolls Other interesting local items!

• ]olunteers Needed: Can you spare a few hours a month on Saturdays to volunteer at the museuma Please call 623-0773 if so!

• Xeaksville Xadies Auxiliary Information Needed! Steve Uohnson of Golden, Co. is writing a history of WWII State Guard units and he is especially

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Eden Historical Museum located at 656 Washington Street Eden, N.C. 27288. Call 336-6230773.

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F#$%T'(%F)*%O,%I. Middle Age...

Middle age is *hen you go to the doctor and you realize you kno* have to pay someone to look at you naked.

9he good ne*s about middle age is that the glass is still half< full= of course, the bad ne*s is that it *on?t be long before your teeth are floating in it.

You kno* you are getting old *hen you go for a mammogram and you realize it is the only time someone *ill ask you to appear topless in film.

Middle age is *hen you bounce, but you don?t bounce back.

Middle age brings the *is< dom that life thro*s you curves= and that you?re no* sit< ting on your biggest ones.

It?s very hard to Bget Ciggy *ith itD in Middle age= Ciggly, yesE Ciggy, no.

Parking 9*o street people *ere being entertained *atching a teenager try to park a car across the street.

9he space *as ample, but the dri< ver Cust couldn?t maneuver the car into it. 9raffic *as Cammed.

Angry drivers honked, further flabbergasting the poor youth. It took all of five minutes before the car *as in place.

B9hat,D said one of the idlers, BIs *hat you call paralyzed park< ing.D

Not Spicy Enough A man called TUU to report that a sand*ich shop had left off the hot sauce *hen making his spicy Italian sand*ich. Ve called a second time to complain that the police *ere not responding Guickly enough.

9he employees had locked him out *hen he left to make the call because he *as yelling at them and belligerent. 9he police tried to calm him do*n and explain the proper use of TUU, to no avail. Ve *as arrested and charged *ith making a false call to the police.

An emergency landing According to f9he Australian,f an airliner recently encountered severe vibration in flight.

9he captain decided to make an emergency landing, and s*itched on the seat belt sign.

9he vibration stopped imme< diately.

A passenger emerged from a lavatory and explained that he had been Cogging in place inside.

Too Long Lne candidate at a politcal rally held the podium a full forty minutes *ith *hat had to be the most meaningless, boring speech in the county?s history. ^inally, he concluded and asked if any< one in the audience had a Gues< tion.

BI do,D piped up a voice.

BWho?s your opponent[D

IDIOT SIGHTING : I live in a semi<rural area.

We recently had a ne* neighbor call the local to*nship adminis< trative office to reGuest the removal of the DEER CRLSS< INO sign on our road. 9he rea< son: '9oo many deer are being hit by cars out hereR I don't think this is a good place for them to be crossing anymore.'

9hree golfers, Jesus, Moses and an old man, get to the Ucth tee. It?s all tied. All three have the same score.

Jesus? second shot goes into the *ater and lands on a rock. Ve *alks on the *ater out to the ball and hits it *ithin a foot of the hole.

Mosesd second shot also goes into the *ater and sinks. Ve parts the *ater and then hits his ball *ithin a foot of the hole.

9he old man also hits his sec< ond shot into the *ater, but it lands on a *ater lilly. A frog comes out of the *ater and takes the ball. Just then a bird s*oops do*n and grabs the frog and car< ries him, *ith the ball, right over the Ucth hole *here the frog drops the ball right into the cup.

Moses turns to Jesus and says, BYou kno*, I really hate playing *ith your Dad.D

WORDS YOU DONMT HEAR ANYMORE: X Be sure to refill the ice trays, *e're going to have company.

X Watch for the postman, I *ant to get this letter to Willie in the mail today.

X Zuit slamming the screen door *hen you go outR X Be sure and pull the *indo*s do*n *hen you leave, it looks like a sho*er is coming up.

X Don't forget to *ind the clock before you go to bed.

X Wash your feet before you go to bed, you've been playing outside all day barefooted.

X Why can't you remember to roll up your britches legs[ Oetting them caught in the bicycle chain so many times is tearing them up.

X You have torn the knees out of that pair of pants so many times there is nothing left to put a patch on.

X Don't you go outside *ith your school clothes onR X Oo comb your hairE it looks like the rats have nested in it all night.

X Be sure and pour the cream off the top of the milk *hen you open the ne* bottle.

X 9ake that empty bottle to the store *ith you so you *on't have to pay a deposit on another one.

X \ut a dish to*el over the cake so the flies *on't get on it.

X Zuit Cumping on the floorR I have a cake in the oven and you are going to make it fall if you don't GuitR X Let me kno* *hen the ^uller Brush man comes by, I need to get a fe* things from him.

X You boys stay close by, the car may not start and I *ill need you to help push it off.

X 9here's a dollar in my purse, get _ gallons of gas *hen you go to to*n.

X Lpen the back door and see if *e can get a breeze through here, it is getting hot.

X You can *alk to the storeE it *on't hurt you to get some exer< cise.

X Don't sit too close to the 9V. It is hard on your eyes.

X If you pull that stunt again, I am going to *ear you outR X Don't lose that buttonE I'll se* it back on after a*hile.

XWash under your neck before you come to the table, you have beads of dirt and s*eat all under there.

X Oet out from under the se*ing machineE pumping it messes up the threadR X Be sure and fill the lamps this morning so *e don't have to do that tonight in the dark.

X Vere, take this old magazine to the toilet *ith you *hen you go, *e are almost out of paper out there.

X Oo out to the *ell and dra* a bucket of *ater so I can *ash dishes.

X Don't turn the radio on no*, I *ant the battery to be up *hen the Orand Lle Lpry comes on.

X NoR I don't have Ua cents for you to go to the sho*. Do you think money gro*s on trees[ X Eat those turnips, they'll make you big and strong like your daddy.

X 9hat dog is NL9 coming in this houseR I don't care ho* cold it is out there, dogs don't stay in the house.

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X Sit stillR I'm trying to get your hair cut straight and you keep moving and it is all messed up.

X Vush your mouthR I don't *ant to hear *ords like thatR I'll *ash your mouth out *ith soapR It is time for your system to be cleaned out.

X I am going to give you a dose of castor oil tonight.

X If you get a spanking in school and I find out about it, you'll get another one *hen you get home.

X Zuit crossing your eyesR 9hey *ill get stuck that *ayR X Soak your foot in this pan of kerosene so that bad cut *on't get infected.

X When you take your driving test, don't forget to signal each turn. Left arm straight out the *indo* for a left turnE left arm bent up at the elbo* for a right turnE and straight do*n to the side of the door *hen you are going to stop.

X It's: 'Yes Ma'amR' and 'No Ma'amR' to me, young man, and don't you forget itR X Bring back any Memories[ Sure did for MeR

Due Back An actor once rose to accept an a*ard. B Don?t *orry,D he began.

BI *on?t speak very long. 9his tuxedo is due back in half an hour.D

A man *alked into the corner store *ith a gun, planning to rob it. Ve demanded all the money in the till. 9he cashier put the money into a bag, as the robber instructed him to. 9he robber then demanded the bottle of Scotch he sa* behind the counter. But the cashier *ouldn't give it to him because he said he didn't believe the robber *as over eU. 9he robber pulled out his driver's license to prove it and the cashier gave him the Scotch.

After the robber left, the cashier called the police *ith the man's name and address. Ve *as arrested soon after.

Three very tough mice 9hree rats are sitting at the bar talking bragging about their bravery and toughness.

9he first says, fI'm so tough, once I ate a *hole bagful of rat poisonRf 9he second says, fWell I'm so tough, once I *as caught in a rat trap and I bit it apartRf 9hen the third rat gets up and says, fLater guys, I'm off home to harass the cat.f

Farther BI think the older my grandpa gets,D a girl remarked to a friend, Bthe farther he had to *alk to school *hen he *as my age.D

Watch Out Watch Lut ^or the Lld Broadsan c_<year<old *oman heard someone break into her home one Sunday afternoon.

She calmly *alked past the teenager and into her bedroom *here she got a .ee caliber gun she kept there. 9hen she came back out, pointed the gun at him and made him pick up the phone and call the police.

She kept the gun pointed at him until the police arrived. 9he boy *as charged *ith attempted burglary.

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The City of Eden and American Legion William bohnson Post n534 will hold a ceremony at the Bridge Street Recreation Center on Saturday, Nov. 13. The ceremony to recognize our veterans will be held at the WWI and WWII Memorial or in the gym, depending on the weather. The event kicks off at 10 a.m. with the Morehead High School bROTC presenting the colors and conducting a flag ceremony.

The MHS band and glee club and Douglass Elementary students will also perform. An Army Reserve and National Guard Humvee will be on site for the kids to see. Refreshments will be available, donations suggested. Come out and support our local heroes.

Other events at the center will include a display of paintings by art students from the Garden of Eden Senior Center. Their works will be exhibited in the gym from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. The Friends Senior Citizens Club will be selling fried apple and sweet potato pies to raise money for the club’s service projects, including buying Christmas gifts for needy children enrolled in recreation programs with the city.

The American Legion will be collecting worn flags to be properly disposed of. Pull tabs will also be collected for the Ronald McDonald House Charities.

For more information about the event, call the Garden of Eden Senior Center at 627-4711.

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The City of Eden has started its loose-leaf collection and it will continue through March 4, 2011. Most collection is scheduled as follows> Garbage Collection Leaf Collection Monday Tuesday Tuesday Monday Wednesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Friday Thursday There are a few exceptions. Leaf pickup on Dameron Street, Highland Drive and in parts of the Central area (Stadium Drive toward Kings Highway) will be on Wednesday. The most recent annexed areas of the city along and between N.C. 135 and N.C. 770 will have their leaves collected on their regular garbage collection day – Friday.

There are several things you must do to make sure your leaves get picked up> T Have them at the curb by 7 a.m. on your collection day.

T Do not place leaves in the traveled portion of the roadway where traffic would be impeded. Pile them away from any objects such as parked cars, low-hanging tree limbs, catch basins and drainpipes.

T Do not put leaves in the actual ditch, which could cause flooding.

T Sticks, rocks, bricks and other such objects should be kept out of the leaves for pickup as they delay the collection process and can cause severe damage to the collection equipment.

You are encouraged to keep leaves on your property and compost when possible by implementing a backyard composting project. If you want leaves for gardening purposes, call the Street Division for information on signing up for delivery of leaves by the truckload. For more information regarding leaf collection, call the Street Division at EET Y O U R D E N 627-7783, ext.

102 or Environmental Services at 623- CITY E M P L O Y E E S 2110, option 4.

R"##$% M()*+(, P"/$0% D%2()3,%#3 Detective Ronnie Markham has more than 20 years of experience in law enforcement, five of those with the Eden P o l i c e Department.

After all that time in one career, he still enjoys Markham his job. As with many of Eden’s finest, Markham cites helping people as his favorite part of being a law enforcement officer. His typical workday involves reviewing reports to find out who was victimized and who committed the crime.

Markham likes working in Eden - “a small city with a lot of great people” - but notes that it needs economic growth. “We have all the right things a company needs,” he said.

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M-M RE C. DEPT. OFFERS S E A S O N A L C LASSES Christmas is just around the corner. so to help you get into the Christmas spirit, the Madison-Mayodan Recreation Department will be offering a special holiday classc boin us Saturday, November 20th for a Bow Making Class. Details are as follows> 2 classes available 9>30am - 11>00am & 11>15am - 12>45pm gBoth classes are the sameg Cost h i7.00 for ages 65j i10.00 for ages 64 and under Fees include all materials & instruction to make 2 bows.

If you would like to make additional bows, you will be responsible for the materials. Space is limited to 10 participants per class & pre-registration is requiredc For questions or more information, please contact the Madison-Mayodan Recreation Department at (336) 548-2789.

TH E ATRE G UILD H O L D S A UDITIONS Shows may have specific autidion requirements. Please visit www.tgrc-nc.com for details.

Auditions for Theatre Guild of Rockingham County production of GYPSY will be as follows> Nov. 11 & 12 - 6>30pm Ages 14 and older - RCC Auditorium Nov. 13 - 10am Ages 7 - 13, RCC Student Center Nov. 13 - 2pm - Callbacks RCC Student Center Alternate auditon dates may be arranged by contacting mike Morrison at momorrktgrc-nc.com.

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County and lives there with his wife Caroline and their three children, Alex, Kerrington and bulia. His interests include camping, auctions and soccer games with his sons. He looks forward to retirement several years down the road when he plans to start a new career.

K%R$# MU)2+V P"/$0% D%2()3,%#3 For a decade, Officer Kevin Murphy has been serving with the Eden Police Department and he has developed a fondness for two major aspects of his job o “helping people and putting bad people in jail.” His work on patrol allows him to do both. In addition to arresting criminals, Murphy’s typical workday includes directing school traffic, issuing tickets and taking reports.

A native of Elkin, Murphy likes living in Eden with his wife and son. The best part of residing in our small city he believes is the “good people that live in and visit Eden.” He hopes to see our community grow with more job opportunities.

Murphy Outside of work, Murphy enjoys cars and guns.

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" # " $ C &T( C )*$C&L , )T"S &$ ) C T) . " R The regular meeting of the Eden City Council took place on Tuesday, October 19.

The following decisions were made: @ Consideration of a request and adoption of an ordinance to close a portion of South Edgewood Road.

ACTION: TO APPROVE THE REJUEST AND ADOPT AN ORDINANCE TO CLOSE A PORTION OF SOUTH EDGEWOOD ROAD. @ Consideration of a request and adoption of an ordinance to repeal the Local Landmark Historic Designation for Burton Grove School located at 724 McConnell Avenue.

ACTION: APPROVE THE REJUEST AND ADOPT AN ORDINANCE TO REPEAL THE LOCAL LANDMARK HISTORIC DESIGNATION OF BURTON GROVE SCHOOL. @ Recommendations Concerning the Immediate Future of the Water Y Sewer Fund.

ACTION: TO DELAY WATER AND SEWER RATES SCHEDULED FOR IMPLEMENTATION [ANUARY 1, 2011, [ANUARY 1, 2012, AND [ULY 1, 2012 FOR TWO YEARS BY UTILI]ING WATER AND SEWER FUND BALANCE BUT TRY NOT GO BELOW [UNE 30, 2008 FUND BALANCE TOTAL OF $7,a59,335. @ Consideration and approval to purchase a 2011 Combination Vacuumc[et RoddercSewer Cleaner Truck. @ Approval and adoption of Resolution Approving Financing Terms for CYD Sewer Vac Truck. @ Consideration and approval of bidder for rehab of the Weaver Street Water Main. @ Approval and adoption of Traffic Study and Ordinance - River Road.

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Amy Nalley, Director of the Eden Boys 5 Girls Clu7 e>plains what Lights On After School is all a7out.

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Committees are now forming in Rockingham County for Relay for Life i the main fundraising effort of the American Cancer Society. Cancer affects us all.

Relay for Life provides fellowship, fun , strength and support while earning dollars to fight this disease. Money we raise goes to research, and a good portion remains in our community to fund programs like Reach to Recovery 9 help for breast cancer patients :, Look Good Feel Better 9cosmetic help for chemotherapy patients:, and Road to Recovery 9providing rides to medical appointments for chemotherapy and radiation patients who are unable to drive:. Through our efforts, we can win the war against cancer.

November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month. Lung Cancer is a disease that affects many in our community i it is the most common cancer in the world and the leading cause of cancer death in the U.S. for both men and women. More people die yearly of lung cancer than breast, colon and prostate cancers combined.

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3: Pollution 4: Radiation 5: Asbestos 6: Radon SGVO>;VC 1: Cough that gets worse or doesn’t go away 2: Coughing up blood 3: Shortness of breath 4: Wheeling 5: Hoarseness 6: Chest pain that is constant 7: Pneumonia or bronchitis that keeps coming back 8: Swelling of the neck and face 9: Weight loss, loss of appetite 10 : Unusual fatigue WT=>'Y;B'C=A'D; 1: muit smoking 2: Avoid secondhand smoke 3: A diet rich in fruits and vegetables MAY help.

H;F'>;'D;'I> November 18th is the 35th annual Great American SmokeOut! Use this day to make a plan to Tuit smoking, or mUIT on that day! There are many aids to Tuitting i check with your health professional for help.

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your heart rate and blood pressure decrease 12 hours later i carbon monoxide levels in your blood are normal 2 weeks to 3 months i circulation improves and lung function increases 1 to 9 months i coughing and shortness of breath decrease 1 year i increased heart attack risk is o of that of smokers 5 to 15 years i stroke risk is decreased to that of non-smokers 10 years iincreased lung cancer risk is o that of smokers 15 years i risk of coronary disease is decreased to that of nonsmokers In 2004, 1.3 million people world-wide lost their lives to lung cancer. Many of those were smokers but 15% of cases happen in non-smokers. Once diagnosed, the 5 year survival rate is only 14%.

We can change all these numbers. We can win the fight against cancer. If you want to start or =oin a Relay for Life team, please call Bree Myers at 336-404-4988. Please also check our website for ongoing fundraisers at www.relayforlife.org/rockinghamnc . Look for news of our official kick-off in aanuary and our Relay in May. aoin Us!

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D O N ATE FO R D IAMONDS Diamonds and Dust located at 430 W. Kings Highway, Suite B, Eden NC is sponsoring our local food pantries. Bring five canned foods and have five pieces of =ewelry cleaned and inspected FREE! Bring in ten canned foods and register for a beautiful piece of Diamond =ewelry to be given away on December 21, 2010.

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Y O : T H B AS?ETBAAA The 2den 4arks & Recreation 9e:artment is no< registering for its ?@A@BAA basketball league. Ages range from E year olds to AG year olds. Sign u: at the Iill Ave. Center, the Kridge St. Center or at the 4arks & Recreation 9e:artment office at 2den City Lall. 4ractices <ill begin in Movember. Nor additional info call O?PB?AA@ Q:t.P.

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Rildan honored ?@BV year service associates, EBA@ year service associates, and AB?@Y year service assoB ciate.

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CMS rates all nursing homes on a one through five star scale, where one star is very below average, three stars is average, and five stars is very above average. MNC’s overall rating of four stars places it in the “above average” range.

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“The Four-Star rating shows that Morehead Nursing Center is committed to providing quality

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The Five-Star \uality Rating System was created to help consumers, their families and caregivers compare nursing homes more easily and help identify areas about which to ask

questions. The rating system is based on continued efforts as a result of the Omnibus Reconciliation Act of 1987, a nursing home reform law, and more recent quality improvement campaigns such as the Advancing Excellence in America’s Nursing Homes, a coalition of consumers, health care providers, and nursing home professionals.

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EDEN$Morehead Memorial Hospital is pleased to welcome three new members to its Board of Trustees.

The new members include Pete Crouch, a pharmacist and owner of Eden DrugA Glenn Martin, health director with the Rockingham County Department of Public HealthA and Tiffany Morris, RN, BSN, director of nursing programs at Rockingham Community College.

Mr. Crouch, 59, is a native of Spray and a lifelong resident of Rockingham County. He is a graduate of Crouch Morehead High S c h o o l , Rockingham Community College and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he received his pharmacy degree. He and his his wife, Deborah, who is marketing director for Eden Drug, have three grown children, Matthew, Adam and Amanda, and five grandchildren.

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Mr. Martin, 53, is a native of Leaksville. He is a graduate of Morehead High School, Rockingham Community College, and East Carolina University where he received a master’s degree in environmental health. He is also a graduate of the county administration program at the University of North Carolina School of Government at Chapel Hill. He and his wife, Jane, a teacher, have two grown children, Elizabeth and William.

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Mrs. Morris, 38, is a native of Martinsville, VA. She is a graduate of Magna Vista High School, the University of Virginia and the University of Phoenix, where she received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in nursing. She is a certified nurse educator and is currently enrolled as a doctoral student at Capella University. She and her husband, DaRon Jesie Morris, a pastor and United Parcel Service supervisor, have three children, JeSani, JaRiah and Jezekiah.

Mrs. Morris has been the director of nursing programs and an assistant professor at Rockingham Community College for the past five years.

Prior to joining RCC, she was employed as director of nursing at Morehead Nursing Center for two years and as a nurse manager at Danville Regional Medical Center for two years. She is a member of the Mt. Sinai Missionary Baptist Church where she is involved in music ministry as a deaconess and choir director, and a member of the North Carolina Associate Degree Directors of Nursing.

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TA K E A S TROLL TH R O U G H TIME W Several wonderful houses, each with its own special charm, ranging in age from very old to fairly new, are presented this year in the Eden Preservation Society’s Christmas Tour scheduled for Sunday afternoon, December 5, 2

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The house itself has just had all the floors redone to their original beauty, and each room has features of interest, such as the finely detailed mantel in the living room, made by craftsman cabinet-maker Bill Wright, or the interesting rich diagonal paneling in the den.

Janice Hagood has amassed a huge quilt collection through the years, some her own handiwork and some inherited from her mother, Daisy O’Dell. They will be on display throughout the upstairs. She also has gathered fabulous “Elvis” items which fill a large breakfront in the dining room, and she plans an Elvis tree for that room. A lifesize, moving head of Elvis is among her other treasures.

There is much original art , including pieces by Marilyn Purgerson and Sheralene Thompson, as well as original photographs done by talented daughter Jessi Hagood, who is now doing a photography internship in Washington , DC, with a famous photographer.

Many original features of the house, such as transoms and stained glass and even an original bathtub are still in place.

However the living quarters upstairs have been expanded with a huge sunny master bedroom and generous attached modern bathroom. The several bedrooms will be displaying quilts and family mementoes.

The modernized kitchen leads to a large sun room with a huge fireplace along one wall, and a very large original beach scene mural, with the two little Hagood daughters in view.

Beyond that is an enclosed rustic screened porch, and beyond that a patio and the back lawn with a perfect little playhouse, the handiwork of Marvin Cash, as well as a swimming pool, now covered for the winter.

An old pump house has been converted for use as a rustic outdoor rest room, and Marvin also made the funny little “horsey” swing.

The playhouse, which sees much use by various little girls, will be decorated for Christmas.

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Vivian is the great-niece of the famous banjoist and band leader’s wife, and speaks familiarly of “Aunt Emma” and “Uncle Charlie.”

The outstanding piece is the large portrait of Lou Emma

room is distinguished by pocket doors and a chair rail, but chiefly a collection of family photos, Lou Emma’s most prominent among them. The kitchen is efficiently modern, decorated with a collection of old baskets, and will have a 1L20’s style Christmas tree.

Upstairs the several bedrooms have quilts made by Vivian herself and others handed down in the family. Vivian also demonstrated her needlework skill by a large silk embroidered

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TH E ATRE G UI*D S EEKS Y O U R S U P P O RT W ITH S I*ENT A UCTION The Theatre (uild of Rockingham County (T(RC) is in the process of planning its first ever fundraising event. As you are already aware, T(RC is committed to providing Rockingham County with quality theatrical productions. T(RC provides an outlet for audiences, actors and creative staff alike. Of course, as is the case with any business organization, T(RC’s costs are rising. Our main sources of income are show ticket sales (F10.00 for adults, F7.00 for students) and playbill advertisements. T(RC’s prices for these items have remained unchanged for over ten years, making ours one of the most affordable theatre opportunities in the Piedmont.

Their murder mystery dinner and silent auction will be held November 13, 2010, 6:00 PM, at the Pennrose Park Country Club in Reidsville. Tickets are F25 per person and may be reserved by returning the tear off portion below along with your check to T(RC. T(RC would be most appreciative for the donation of an item of your choice for the silent auction. Cash donations for the fundraiser event are also welcome. And of course, as always, donations to our non-profit orga-

nization are tax deductible.

Justin Marcellus and I are the T(RC co-chairs for organizing this event. Please feel free to contact

either of us to arrange pick up of donations or to provide you with a receipt including out tax identification number. To ensure all arrangements can be completed for the fundraising event in a timely manner, we prefer donations to be received by October 15, 2010.

If you should have any questions regarding this event, telephone numbers for Justin and I are located below.

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• Babysitters -- Find local babysitters and see if they’ll offer a certificate for a free night of sitting in order to meet a new potential client family.

• Birthday Parties -- Ask local indoor play places or kids’ gyms, local attractions, children’s museums, tea houses, mini-golf, etc. not to just donate an admission, but to donate a birthday party package. Also, try the local facepainter, bounce house provider, magician, balloon twister, or other party character (princess, cowboy, etc. who comes to parties) to donate a party service.

• Catering Companies -Families with young kids often don’t like eating out. Ask local catering companies to donate dinner for a family for a family or catering for a small party.

Local artists can donate a gift certificate or merchandise.

Web Business -- Many of your attendees shop regularly on the web these days. So if your orginazation has a perticular focus, ask virtual business who would view you attendees as a target market for a gift certificate or donation.

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musicians. Marching band instruments such as tubas, euphoniums, and bass drums are quite expensive; one instrument can be as much as F3,000.00, and repairing an older one is expensive as well. School funding for music programs has been cut drastically and cannot be counted on to help out.

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Please join Morehead High School at a home football game this fall to see the Pride of Morehead Marching Band and see how far we’ve come with your help!

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No wonder family members often feel sad, angry, tired, sometimes resentfulZand then guilty!

If you are a family caregi?er, this may sound all too familiar.

Rest assured - you are not alone.

According to a 2009 study by AARP and the National Alliance for Caregi?ing, there are 43.5 million family members or friends who Dro?ide care for an older adult in need of assistance.

Much as you may lo?e the Derson you care for, itXs still hard work. And the more helD they need, the more that falls on your Dlate.

Could you use helD withK • Bathing and grooming your lo?ed one_ • Managing Dain and other dis-

tressing symDtoms_ • 24-hour Dhone suDDort for your caregi?ing `uestions_ • Ad?ice regarding insurance and other financial assistance_ • Someone to talk to about emotional or sDiritual issues_ • Concerns about your lo?ed oneXs treatment and side effects_ • Assistance with a family meeting_ If you answered yes to any of the abo?e, then HosDice of Rockingham County could be of great benefit to you and your lo?ed one. We ha?e offered these ser?ices and more since 1987.

Through our hosDice Drogram, we can send a nurse to your home on a weekly basis (they can make multiDle ?isits each week if necessary) to helD manage medications and keeD your lo?ed one comfortable.

HosDice aides can ?isit se?eral times a week (daily, if needed) to Derform the Dhysically demanding tasks of bathing and grooming. We can also ha?e a trained ?olunteer come out to ?isit with your lo?ed one for a few hours a week. This gi?es you some time off to get out of the house, ?isit with friends, or recharge your own batteries.

Our hosDice ser?ice is co?ered 100f by Medicare.

Medicare e?en co?ers all the exDenses related to keeDing your lo?ed one comfortable. This includes medications, and other forms of helD like Dhysical theraDy, a hosDital bed, or oxygen disDenser.

All too often, families sign on with hosDice ?ery late in the Drocess. The relief they exDerience is remarkable. They realihe how much they ha?e been carrying, and how tired they are. All too often we hearK iI wish we had known about you sooner!i Let our highly-trained hosDice Drofessionals offer Dhysical, emotional, and sDiritual care so you ha?e the energy to gi?e the lo?ing suDDort only a family member can Dro?ide.

If you think you or your lo?ed one could benefit from the ser?ices described abo?e, Dlease call HosDice of Rockingham County at (336) 427-9022 for further information. We would be haDDy to talk with you and with your lo?ed oneXs doctor if you would like.

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A MERICAN LEGI"N C ELEBRATES V ETERANS D AY C;ty'o?'E@An'an@'ADAr;Fan'LAH;on'-;II;aD'JoKnLon'PoLt'MN%O VAtAranL'Day'CAIAPrat;on'-'Satur@ay4'NoSADPAr :%tK'PAH;nL'at':9'aD 7r;@HA'StrAAt'RAFrAat;on'CAntAr The City of Eden and the American Legion William Johnson Post k 534 will hold a ceremony at the Bridge Street Recreation Center on Saturday, No?ember 13th. The ceremony to recognihe our leterans will be held at the WWI and WWII Memorial, or in the gym deDending on the weather. The e?ent kicksoff at 10K00 am with the Morehead High School JROTC Dresenting the colors and conducting a flag ceremony. MHS Band and Glee Club and Douglass Elementary students will also Derform. McDonalds will be gi?ing haDDy meals to winners of the coloring contest in each grade le?el. The winners in age categories will be awarded troDhies by the City of Eden. Color sheets need to be turned in by Oct. 25th. There will be an Army Reser?e and a National Guard Hum?e on site for the kids to see. Refreshments will be a?ailable, donations are suggested.

The American Legion will be collecting worn flags from the Dublic so that they can DroDerly disDose of them. They will also be collecting Dull tabs for the Ronald McDonald House.

There will be other e?ents the same day at the Recreation Center. Art students from the Garden of Eden Senior Center will be disDlaying their Daintings in the gym at the Bridge Street Recreation Center on the same day from 10-1K00. The Friends Senior Citihens Club will be selling fried aDDle and sweet Dotato Dies to raise money for the clubs ser?ice Drojects. Each year they donate money to the recreation deDartment to buy Christmas for needy children that are enrolled in recreation Drograms with the City of Eden.

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Thomas Jefferson It is incum3ent on e;er6 genera/ tion to pa6 its o8n de3ts as it goes. A principle 8%ic% i7 acted on 8ould sa;e one/%al7 t%e 8ars o7 t%e 8orld.

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Thomas Jefferson No 7ree man s%all e;er 3e de3arred t%e use o7 arms.

Thomas Jefferson T%e strongest reason 7or t%e people to retain t%e rig%t to Jeep and 3ear arms isN as a last resortN to protect t%emsel;es against t6rann6 in go;ernment.

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The wine tasting room opens at 12 noone wine sales by the bottle and by the glass, tastings of the collection are a5.

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Mandie and the Cherokee Treasure (rated G) is based on the popular book by Lois Glayds Leppard and is the second of the Mandie movies to be filmed on location at ChinUua Penn Plantation. Starring Lexi Johnson and Hayley Mills, this family movie will delight young and old as they follow Mandie on her harrowing adventure by train and through the mountains.

This screening offers families the opportunity to tour the house in the afternoon to experience the locations in the movie first hand, before snuggling up on the Clock Tower Hill to watch the movie under the stars on the big screen. Packages for families (2 adults and up to 4 children) to tour the house and see the movie are a40 in advance and a50 at the door.

For the movie only the family rate is a20 in advance a25 at the door. For the movie only individual adults tickets are a6e youths (6-15) a4e kids under 5 are free.

Tours of the mansion will begin at 3 pm and 4 pm. The movie will begin promptly at 6 pm. Grilled food, popcorn, hot cocoa and other beverages will be available for purchase. Guests are encouraged to bring their own lawn chairs and blankets.

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Delight in the vocal stylings of Jessica Mashburn as she shares her eclectic piano rock style with influences ranging from 6a]] to country and classic rock to oldtime favourites. Mashburn is a classically trained musician who is a regular in the Greensboro music scene and has toured the east coast with two ma6or Top 40 bands.

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