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PARKINSON’S DISEASE SUPPORT GROUP 8 ?/@/B <uesdayB De?te@ber 8; Morehead Me@orial )os?ital Main Fon2erence Roo@ I su??ort &rou? ?rovidin& in2or@a6 tion and encoura&e@ent 2or individu6 als and 2a@ilies a22ected by ZarRinsonTs Disease/ Re2resh@ents will be ?ro6 vided/ 0or @ore in2or@ation call ::>6>8A6>;77/ COMMUNITY OF HOPE CANCER SUPPORT PROGRAM 8355 ?/@/B <uesdayB De?te@ber ;9 D@ith6McMichael Fancer Fenter Fon2erence Roo@ <o?ic3 <aRin& Fhar&e o2 Money Matters ?resented by 2inancial coun6 selorB `icRi )anson I &rou? desi&ned to hel? ?atients and their 2a@iliesacare&iversa2riends co?e with cancer/ 0a@ily concernsB 2inancial concerns and s?iritual con6

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A New feature of Eden’s Own / Rockingham County Star Church Events is for Special Occasions that Churches in the county offer the public such as Revivals, Music, Guest Speakers, Programs, Vacation Bible Schools and more. For 10 Lines or less the fee is b10 The listing will be in the public’s hands for a full month, so be sure to tell the public what your place of worship has to offer them. Call 336-627-9234 and ask for Elizabeth or Lisa.

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! D#$ &' C#)*+, I+ T/0 1*+,2&3 &' 4&2 September 11, 2010 Rockingham County Churches Honoring God Through United Service To Others. For More Details, Please Contact Bill Duke @ 342-4227 •

T/0 T)#+5'&)3#6*&+ &' 7#*6/ S03*+#) Ued by Uonnie Riley Fo6Director o2 the Meridzo Fenter MinistriesB Onc/ UynchB ^entucRy and author o2 the booRB mEy 0aith3 Uivin& On <he Fertainty X2 GodTs Realityn Saturday, October 9 - 9am f 3:30pm 0ellowshi? )all FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 957 Douth Main DtreetB ReidsvilleB YF :986988A • FIRST CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN A:5 Fhurch DtreetB Sden invites you to co@e and enioy the rich vocal har@ony o2 the &os?el LuartetB Down East Boys, in concert 7)*2#$, S0:603;0) <=> T/0 ?&+?0)6 ;0,*+5 #6 @ABB :>3> #+2 *5 &:0+ 6& 6/0 :C;D*?> I love o22erin& will be taRen in su??ort o2 the &rou?os @inistry to consistently ?resent the @essa&e o2 the Gos?el with charity and ?ro2essional @usical eJcellence/ • 4EIE7SG!EE H DIIOECE C!EE eGrei2 Recovery Du??ort Grou?f @eet every Monday >3:5 ?@ to 4355 ?@ GROWING OAKS COMMUNITY CHURCH 88A5 )arrin&ton )wyB SdenB YF Fall 336-623-1114 2or @ore in2or@ation www/&rowin&oaRs/or&

cerns and needs will be addressed/ 0or @ore in2or@ationB call Marcia Mcbueen at ::>6>8:67A;;B SJt/ 8948/ TOTAL JOINT EDUC. CLASS <his class @eets 2ro@ A355 ?@/64355 ?@B the 8nd <hursday o2 each @onthB in the Dhort Dtay Paitin& Irea o2 Innie Zenn )os?italB ReidsvilleB on the hos?italTs 2irst 2loor/ Zhysical thera?istsB nursesB and care @ana&e6 @ent ?ro2essionals ?rovide in2or@a6 tion and de@onstrations to ?atients who are considerin&B or schedulin& total Rnee or total hi? re?lace@ents/ <he May class will @eet on <hursdayB cune ;5/ 0or @ore in2or6 @ationB call 7V;69:VA/ THE DAV Yow @eetin& :rd Monday o2 each @onth at A?@ AMERICAN LEGION POST 79 6 ReidsvilleB Meets the ;st Monday each @onth at A?@ at the ?ost locat6 ed behind Iuto done in Reidsville/ 0or @ore in2o3 ::>687V6877>/ CIVIL AIR PATROL Svery <hursday3 <he Fivil Iir Zatrol eFIZf is seeRin& volunteer @e@bers 2ro@ all bacR&roundsB li2estylesB and occu?ations to hel? ?er2or@ three Rey @issions3 e@er6 &ency services eincludin& search and rescue and disaster relie2 o?era6 tionsfg aeros?ace education 2or youth and the &eneral ?ublicg and cadet ?ro&ra@s 2or teens/ Meetin&s are held every <hursday at >3:5 ?/@/ at the RocRin&ha@ Founty a Dhiloh Iir?ort in Dtoneville/ 0or @ore in2or@ationB ?lease call Fharlie D?ratt at ::>6V:A6:;;V or via cell at ::>6V856A44>/ “JOSHUA’S TROOPS” Meet every 8nd <hursday o2 the @onth at 43:5a@ at the Dan àlley Fo@/ Eld& eMadisonf No not have to be a vet to attend. SPECIAL YOUNG ADULTS A ?/@/ 6 43:5 ?/@/B <ues/B De?t/ A Q 8; Morehead Me@orial )os?ital Downstairs Flassroo@/ I ni&ht 2or adults a&es ;469V with @ild or @od6 erate develo?@ental disabilities to @eet new 2riendsB ?lay &a@es eEin&oB hnoB Do@inoesfB @aRe cra2tsB enioy snacRs and ?artici?ate in other social activities/ O2 you Rnow individuals who would liRe to attend our @eetin&sB ?lease let the@ Rnow about our &rou?/ 0or @ore in2or@a6 tionB call Erenda Moore at ::>6>8:6 ;5AA or ::>6>;:6V;A9 a2ter > ?/@/ AMERICAN LEGION POST 254 Meets :rd <hursday o2 each @onth >3:5?@/ Ill èts are Pelco@e ;9A Y/ 0ieldcrest RdB Sden WEEKLY WELLNESS HOUR Svery Pednesday evenin& at A?@ 0RSS to Zublicj Door Zrizesj Fo@e taste the @ost nutritious and delicious bevera&e you will ever drinR/ Uearn about health and ?ros6 ?erity/ V79 Zierce DtB SdenB YF eneJt to libraryf >8A69:8V MARINE CORPS LEAGUE Meetin&s 8nd <hursday each @onth at >3:5?@ 6 4?@B at the Phitco@b Dtudent Fenter at RFF/ DeeRin& new @e@bers and businesses will6 in& to hel?/ >;:6:;A; or e@ail tthorneltriad/rr/co@ AMVETS6 Yewly 2or@ed local &rou?/ Ill èterans and service @en and wo@en welco@e/ Pillard ePoodyf Paters at >:V6;A4> or woodyeeele@barL@ail/co@ SPECIAL POPULATION DANCE <he Irc X2 RocRin&ha@ Founty s?onsors a s?ecial ?o?ulation dance @onthly ethe second <hursday o2 each @onth/ RFFB Phitco@b Dtudent Fenter/ >3:5 ?/@/ 6 43:5

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E #$%&' p.m. Refreshments Served. D1 for event: Brandon Ellis. Contact Information: 336-627-7565 4OGA CLASSES - T"##$ L"'( )"#*$+$", Y./' $01*#2)*.# '* I0 T.2)45 B"/$00"# 7 I0*"#8",$'*" W":).8" ; ; <<=;A A#?.# L'0"( E,"05 ABC;D<C= *. #"/$1*"# EDEN - CITY HALL EDEN ROOM Ongoing Classes Tues’ 8:30-9:45am or CB Hut - Boone Rd., Eden, Weds. 6pm-7:15pm T72 for 6 week session or T15 per class (must have min. number of students, class siYes limited, reg. early) EDEN.S WOMEN.S CLU& 3rd Thurs. of mo. - 7pm. 623-7290 FOS$ER CARE < ADO#$ION SU##OR$ Meets 3rd Tuesday of each month 6:30pm- 8:00pm, DSS Conf. Room. 1o Wilson 342-1394 GRIEFS>ARE < DIVORCE CARE - Support groups for people who are grieving the death of someone close to them or needing help healing from pain of separation or divorce. Every Mon. from 6:308:00pm, Growing Oaks Community Church, 2270 Harrington Hwy., Eden. Call 623-1114, 558-5947 or visit www.growingoaks.org WEN$WOR$> RURI$AN CLU& Ruritan Club meets 2nd Tuesday each month at 6:30 at the Wentworth United Methodist Church at 6:30pm. Contact: Charles Boswell ^ 336342-4346 or Sharon Reynolds ^ 336-613-0474 RED CROSS &LOODMO&ILES Appointments are strongly recommended for donors to get in and out faster. Call for the nearest bloodmobile near you! 349-3434

Monday d Thursday at lunch time. Anyone 60 years of age and over Why: activities, good food & fun • HUNTSVILLE NUTRITION 1151 Sardis Church Rd., Madison 427-5206 Site Manager-1oann Williams-Tucker • LEAgSVILLE NUTRITION Bridge St. Rec. 400 Bridge St. Eden Site Managers- Mildred Cochran gay Ramsey 623-5343 • MAD. - MAYO. NUTRITION Mad. d May. Rec. 300 S Second Ave., Mayodan - 445-9840 Site Manager - Rita Hunt • REIDSVILLE SENIOR CENTER Reidsville Rec./ RHS Apartment 201 N Washington St., Reidsville Site Managers- Sara Dominick & Diane Clark 349-9757 SALVA$ION ARM4 Hungryi Come by and have a meal on us! Mon. thru Fri. 12:00-12:30 314 Morgan Rd, Eden Sunday 9:30 worship 11am Sunday School.

EVENTS OF INTEREST MUSIC < DANCE Cascade Community Center 3561 Huntington Trail, Cascade, VA Every Friday Night 7 p.m. - 10 p.m. Cascade Ejpress & Friends. Concessions Av. MUSIC A$ $>E &ARN Tuesdays 7pm the doors open at the Barn, 151 Gant Road, Eden. Bluegrass music & 1am sessions. Free to public. Last Tuesday of month Open 1am 7pm 2nd & 4th Saturday, 6pm covered dish 7pm - Heart Strings...

S$ONEVILLE RURI$AN CLU& Meets at the VFW Hut, N. Glenn St. 3rd Tuesday or the month - 7pm Call Dot Ellington 573-2093 or Ricky Craddock 336-453-7005

EDEN DOWN$OWN FARMERS MAR@E$ Local Food/Local Growers Every Fri. thru Oct. 3:00 d 6:00 p.m. Henry Street d Municipal Parking Lot. Local, Fresh Early Spring Vegetables & Fruits. MouthWatering Baked Goods, Delectable Meat and Eggs, Handmade Soaps Herbs & Plants, Honey and Nut Butters, and more. Plus live music

MINORI$4 &USINESS ASSOCIA$ION - EDEN Meets 1st Monday of each month at 6:00pm Eden Chamber of Commerce building, Van Buren Road. Call Butch at 627-7600

S$ONEVILLE FARMERS MAR@E$ < FLEA MAR@E$ Corener of Glenn & Hwy. 770 7am Every Saturday thru October Sponsored by Stoneville Merchants Association

ROC@ING>AM COUN$4 AMA$EUR RADIO CLU& Monthly Meetings held 7pm on the 3rd Tuesday of Each month. Red Cross Building - 3692 NC Hwy 14 Reidsville, NC Contact Trey Belton WTSH 573-3317 or Pat Patterson N4SLP 548-2027

REIDSVILLE CRUISE IN Scales Street, Reidsville Second Friday night of the month. 6-9pm Streets close at 5:30pm!

S$UDEN$ CO-O# #ROGRAM Flurrycs Hope - A blind horse sanctuary. Applications are now being accepted for summer co-op program to work with horses on this Madison ranch. Please visit our website at FlurrysHope.Com Contact us for an opportunity to visit and tour the ranch and see if this volunteer opportunity is right for you. EMail: emiliestorch^gmail.com SINGLE #AREN$ SU##OR$ GROU# meets at Leaksville United Methodist Church, 603 Henry St., Eden. Dinner, child care provided. Door priYes. Sponsored by the Rock. Co. Partnership for Children, Rockingham Pregnancy Care Center, and Wal-Mart. FREE. Call Beverly at 342-9676 to register.

FREE MEALS AGING, DISA&ILI$4 < $RANSI$ SERVICES349-2343 MEALS WITH FRIENDS!

EDEN CRUISE - SE#$. 11$> Second Saturday of month from 4:00pm-8:00pm in the Olde Leaksville Shopping District on Washington Street in Eden. MADISON DOWN$OWN CRUISE IN Sept. 11th - 6pm- 9pm MADISON >ERI$AGE FES$IVAL October 2, 2010 www.madisonheritagefestival.com S$ONEVILLE >IG> SC>OOL CLASS OF 199) 2)$> REUNION Sepember of 25 Picnic 11am-1pm at Stoneville High. Dinner at Ruby Rose 7pm Contact Allison Hancock Lemons at 336-573-2145, Lori Evans Armstrong at 336-573-9966, Sheri Wolfe Prillaman at 336-573-2987 or gevin 1oyce at 336-655-4990. CONCER$ IN $>E #AR@ Freedom Park giwanis Amphitheatre. Saturday, September 25th from 6:30-8:30 featuring Veronica 1ones. Bring your lawn chair and enkoy the music in the park. Free to the public!!

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SENIOR DANCE IN EDEN September 27th at the CB Hut in Eden. 7:00-10:00 pm come at 6 to line dance. T5 admission at the door. The dance is held the last Monday of each month.

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O#EN >OUSE < $OUR OF NEW LAW ENFORCEMEN$ CEN$ER September 1 from 3 until 6 pm, Sheriffcs Office will hold a ldrop inl open house at the New Law Enforcement Center and 1ail ( at the rear of the kudicial center) for county citiYens . 170 NC 65 Reidsville Staff will be on hand to provide guided tours of offices and kail facilities.

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A$$EN$ION MUSICIANSC Rockingham County Bluegrass Association Being Formed Meeting at The Barn 151 Gant Rd., Eden 5:30pm - August 21st Please plan to koin us as we form Rockingham County’s 1st Bluegrass Association, Call Debbie for details 336-706-2144

the month at 6:30 pm. Please contact Norma 1ean Mcginney at 336.627.8881 if you have questions. ROC@ING>AM COUN$4 DEMOCRA$ #AR$4 Meet on the 3rd Monday of the month at 7pm in the 1erry Owens Building at RCC. 548-9358.

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$EN$> ANNUAL MORE>EAD MEMORIAL >OS#I$AL FOUNDA$ION FALL GOLF OU$ING Friday, October 8, 2010 - 12:45 PM Oak Hills Golf & Event Center Proceeds to Benefit the Cancer Center Pharmacy Ejpansion Player fee T75 includes Lunch, PriYes, Reception To sponsor, play, or for more information please call 627.6343

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IN CONCER$ - S$EEL4 #AN S$EEL &AND Appalachian State University Sun., September 26, 2010, 3:00 pm Best Auditorium- Morehead High Tickets T10 Adults, T5 Students Tickets Available at the Door Proceeds benefit the Auditorium Seat Replacement Fund

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1S$ ANNUAL DRUN FOR REIDSVILLED Reidsville Chamber of Commerce 5g Saturday, September 25, 2010 Downtown Reidsville Race kicks off from Market Square Reidsville Chamber of Commerce EMail: info^reidsvillechamber.org REIDSVILLE - MAR@E$ SEUARE September 25, 2010 Bluegrass Concert with Steep Canyon Rangers, gickin Grass, and Blues Creek. For more information call 349-1099. http://www.ci.reidsville.nc.us VENDORS NEEDED FOR >ERI$AGE FES$IVAL the October 2nd Madison Heritage Festival is now accpeting applications for Vendors. Apply on line at www.madisonheritagefestival.com or call Danny Sr. at 336-548-2305 or Bobby at 336-427-2112.

Government and Political Meetings EDEN CI$IFENS ORGANIFE COFFIR A group of Eden citiYens have held several meetings to form an organiYation to bring local government information and involvement to the residents. COFFIR - CITInENS ORGANInATION FOR FACTUAL INFORMATIVE REPRESENTATION has a mission goal lTo Help Make A Better Place To Live Through Better Government.l T4$1 .#/'0$E'*$.0 $1 ?'1", .0 /"**$0/ '1 8'0F $0,$; G$,2':1 '1 H.11$?:" $0*"#"1*", $0 *4"$# /.G"#0$0/ ?.,$"15 T. )4'::"0/" *4"1" )$*$E"01 *. :"'#0 8.#" '?.2* *4" /.G"#0$0/ ?.,$"1 '0, #"H#"1"0; *'*$G"1 *4'* I.#J '0, 1"#G" '* *4" G.*"#1 H:"'; 12#"5 T. "0).2#'/" ':: )$*$E"01 *. ",2)'*" *4"8;

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R ECYCLING N O T E S F R O M H A1EL P UCKETT Are flashlight batteries, watch batteries and other batteries recyclable6 !"e City of +den a//e0t1 all ty0e1 of 3atterie1 at it1 main re/y6 /ling /enter8 9e/"argea3le 3atterie1, 1u/" a1 tele0"one 3atterie1, are a//e0ted t"ere and at 9o/<ing"am County=1 re/y/ling /enter at t"e landfill8 >ome 1tore1, ?"i/" 1ell re/"argea3le 3atterie1, al1o a//e0t t"em for re/y/ling8

P ERSEVERANCE,PERSISTENCE PAID OFF F O R STUDENTS 0EN$0/'$9 @ +ig"t 9o/<ing"am Community College 1urgi/al te/"nology 1tudent1 @ A1"ley Ad<in1, Be3a Cine1, !oya Cogue, Dill Paylor, Fi/<y 9o3ert1on, GeAnn >"elton, Hary De1tmoreland, and Ca11ie D"ite @ re/eiIed t"eir 1urgi/al te/"nology 0in1 during a July 2L eIening /eremony8 !"e 1tudent1 ?ill graduate July M08 O!"i1 year "a1 3een one of 10e/ial /"allenge1 for ea/" of t"e1e 1tu6 dent1,P 1aid 0rogram dire/tor, Jennifer !ullo/"8 O!"ey are t"e fir1t /la11 to ta<e t"eir li/en1ing eQam a1 0art of t"e /urri/ulum8 Rn addi6 tion, t"e e/onomy "a1 0re1ented 10e/ial /"allenge1, reSuiring t"em to dig dee0er into t"eir 0o/<et1 to a/"ieIe t"eir /areer goal18 !"ey "aIe met t"e1e /"allenge1 t"roug" 0er1eIeran/e and 0er1i1ten/e8 !"roug" it, t"ey "aIe im0roIed t"eir o?n liIe1T in t"e /lini/al 1et6 ting, t"ey "aIe im0roIed t"e liIe1 of t"o1e ?e ?ill neIer <no?8P >ingled out for 10e/ial a?ard1 ?ere Hary De1tmoreland and Ca11ie D"ite8 De1tmoreland re/eiIed t"e >urgi/al !e/"nology Fa/ulty A?ard ?"i/" i1 giIen to t"e 0er1on ?it" t"e "ig"e1t oIerall grade 0oint aIerage8 A ?ife and mot"er, De1tmoreland ?or<ed full6time and attended 1/"ool full6time and earned a 0erfe/t V80 grade 0oint aIerage8 D"ite re/eiIed t"e >urgi/al !e/"nology Peer A?ard8 !"i1 i1 giIen to t"e indiIidual ?"o1e 0eer1 ?ould mo1t ?ant on t"e 1ur6 gi/al team if t"ey ?ere t"e 0atient8 !ullo/" al1o dre? attention to Fi/<y 9o3ert1on ?"o ?a1 one of four indiIidual1 nation?ide to re/eiIe a 1/"olar1"i0 from t"e A11o/iation of >urgi/al !e/"nologi1t Foundation8 Gue1t 10ea<er, Annette Coo<, 1taff deIelo0ment /lini/ian of 1urgi6 /al 1erIi/e1 ?it" XoIant Cealt" in Din1ton6>alem, inIited t"e 1tu6 dent1 to, O+nYoy your ?or<,P and OZe a 0atient adIo/ate8 !reat ea/" 0er1on a1 if t"at ?ere you on t"e o0erating ta3le8P 9CC Pre1ident, Dr8 9o3ert Bey1, t"an<ed t"e 1tudent1 for /"oo1ing a ?ort"y /areer and for /"oo1ing 9CC8 ODe 0roIide you ?it" t"e 3e1t in1tru/tor, la31 and 1urgi/al 1ite1 in order to 0re0are you for your /"o1en /areer,P "e 1aid8 O\our gradu6 ation, "o?eIer, i1 Yu1t t"e 3eginning8 Continue to learn8 D"en you /ea1e to learn, you /ea1e to 3e a 0rofe11ional8P Cla11 10o<e10er1on, GeAnne >"elton, t"an<ed t"e fa/ulty, 1taff, admini1tration and tru1tee1 for t"eir 1u00ort8 O!"an< you for en/ouraging u18P

M AY O D A N M E R C H A N Tâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S A SSOCIATION !"e ne?ly6formed Do?nto?n Hayodan Her/"ant1 A11o/iation met re/ently and ele/ted offi/er18 Pre1ident, +rne1t Jo"n1on, +rnie=1 Coin >"o0 ] Colle/ti3le1T Fi/e6Pre1ident, Hi<e >te?art, Hayodan Card?are ] Gum3er and >e/retary, Helanie Zarn1, AIalon >alon8 !"e 0ro6a/tiIe grou0 i1 /om0ri1ed of 3u1ine11 and 0ro0erty o?ner1 inter1e/ted in ?or<ing to im0roIe t"e Do?nto?n area8 Di1/u11ion in/luded organi^ation 3yla?1, /leanu0 effort1, attra/ting ne? 3u1i6 ne11 and 0romotion18 9egular meeting1 ?ill 3e "eld mont"ly on t"e t"ird Honday at _`00 0m, alternating 3et?een Do?nto?n Hayodan re1taurant18

C O N G R ATULATIONS D U E S G T. WO O D A L L 0EN$0/'$9 6 !"e Xort" Carolina A11o/iation of >tudent 9e1our/e affi/er1 i1 a not6for60rofit a11o/iation of la? enfor/ement offi/er1 and 1/"ool offi/ial1 ?"o ?or< to en1ure a 1afe and 1e/ure learning enIironment t"roug"out t"e 1/"ool1 in Xort" Carolina8 Dit" a00roQimately Mb0 mem3er1 from a/ro11 t"e 1tate, t"e a11o/ia6 tion "a1 c region18 At a re/ent /onferen/e "eld at >ea !rail1 9e1ort in >un1et Zea/", >gt8 >"ane Doodall ?a1 Ioted to re0re1ent region b8 !"i1 region in/lude1 >to<e1, 9o/<ing"am, Ca1?ell, Per1on, For1yt", Guilford, Alaman/e, DaIid1on, 9andol0" and C"at"am /ountie18 !"i1 1ele/tion ?ill allo? >gt8 Doodall to /ommuni/ate mont"ly ?it" ot"er mem3er1 and 1erIe a1 a lin< to t"e 3oard of dire/tor1 for a 2 year term8 >gt8 Doodall i1 a 1tudent re1our/e offi/er at H/Hi/"ael Cig" >/"ool in Hayodan8 Ce "a1 3een ?it" t"e >"eriff=1 affi/e 1in/e 1eee8

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A FTER S IC M O N T H S, FE W C OMPLAINTS R ESTA U R A N T S A N D B A R S LAW 9e/ently t"e X8C8 DiIi1ion of Pu3li/ Cealt" "a1 0o1ted infor6 mation 1"o?ing "o? re1taurant1 and 3ar1 "aIe adYu1ted after t"e fir1t 1iQ mont"1 of t"e ne? 1mo<e6free re1taurant1 and 3ar1 la?, ?"i/" ?ent into effe/t on January 2 of t"i1 year8 !"i1 re0ort /an 3e found at ???81mo<efree8n/8goI8 !o3a//o u1e i1 t"e num3er one /au1e of 0remature deat" in Xort" Carolina, /o1ting our 1tate more t"an f28VL 3illion ea/" year in "ealt" /are /o1t1 and /laiming more t"an 12,200 liIe1 ea/" year 3e/au1e of 1mo<ing related ill6 ne11e18 A//ording to t"e County Cealt" 9an<ing1 relea1ed 3y t"e 9o3ert Dood Jo"n1on Foundation and t"e gniIer1ity of Di1/on1in, MV 0er/ent of t"e /iti6 ^en1 in 9o/<ing"am County 1mo<e, /om0ared to only 2M 0er6 /ent on t"e 1tate leIel8 >mo<ing /ontri3ute1 to /an/er, /ardioIa16 /ular di1ea1e, and /ere3roIa1/u6 lar di1ea1eT re10e/tiIely /ardio6 Ia1/ular di1ea1e and /an/er are t"e fir1t and 1e/ond leading /au16 e1 of deat" in 9o/<ing"am County a//ording to t"e 200c Community Cealt" A11e11ment8 Xort" Carolina i1 t"e fir1t 1tate in t"e to3a//o >out" to ma<e re1taurant1 and 3ar1 1mo<e6free8 aur ne? 1tate la? 0rote/t1 t"e "ealt" of Xort" Carolinian1 and Ii1itor1 to our 1tate 3y remoIing to3a//o 1mo<e from nearly all re1taurant1 and 3ar18 Go/al "ealt" de0artment1 are t"e enfor/ement agen/ie1 for t"e la?, and t"e fol<1 in +nIironmental Cealt" at t"e 9o/<ing"am County De0artment of Pu3li/ Cealt" "aIe 3een ?or<6 ing Iery "ard for t"e la1t 1iQ mont"1 to edu/ate 3u1ine11 o?n6 e r 1

and t"e 0u3li/ a3out t"e la?, and to 3ring a1 many affe/ted re1tau6 rant1 and 3ar1 a1 0o11i3le into /om0lian/e8 !"e la? i1 /om0laint6driIen, meaning t"at t"e "ealt" de0art6 ment inIe1tigate1 /om0laint1 filed 3y tele0"one or online 3y indiIidual18 Rn 9o/<ing"am County, t"ere ?ere only nine /om0laint1 in t"e fir1t 1iQ mont"1 again1t eig"t fa/ilitie1, of ?"i/" 1iQ ?ere re1taurant1 and t?o ?ere 3ar18 !"i1 i1 e10e/ially im0re11iIe ?"en you reali^e t"at t"e 1mo<e6free re1taurant1 and 3ar1 la? /oIer1 a00roQimately 200 food 1erIi/e e1ta3li1"ment1 and _0 3ar1 in 9o/<ing"am County8 During t"e inIe1tigation of t"e1e /om0laint1, four fa/ili6 tie1 ?ere found to 3e in /om0li6 an/e and fiIe ?ere found to 3e in Iiolation of t"e ne? la? at t"e time of an +nIironmental Cealt" 1taff Ii1it8 A//ording to enIiron6 mental "ealt" offi/ial1, an e1ta36 li1"ment ?ill re/eiIe t"ree noti/e1 of Iiolation if found not to 3e in /om0lian/e, and on t"e t"ird noti/e of Iiolation a fa/ility ?ill re/eiIe an admini1tratiIe 0enalty8 >o far, t"e Cealt" De0artment "a1 only 1ent out Iiolation noti/e1 and di1tri3uted edu/ational letter1 and literature regarding t"e ne? la?8 !"ere "a1 3een 0o1itiIe feed3a/< regarding t"e ne? 1tate la? in 9o/<ing"am County8 9o11 Cammond, o?ner and /"ef at Hom=1 Bit/"en, t"in<1 t"e ne? la? i1 a great idea8 !"e tran1ition from 1mo<ing to 1mo<e6free ?ent Iery 1moot"ly, a//ording to Cammond, OZut on o//a1ion /u16 tomer1 ?ere found to 3e 1mo<ing in t"e 3at"room1 1o ?e in1talled 1mo<e dete/tor18 !"e only nega6 tiIe effe/t R=Ie found i1 t"e

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eQ/e11 of /igarette 3utt1 found out1ide t"e re1taurant eIen t"oug" ?e 0roIide a 0la/e to di16 0o1e of /igarette1P8 aIerall t"e ne? la? "a1 "el0ed Hom=1 Bit/"en8 !"e air Suality i1 3etter, /u1tomer1 "aIe more 1eating o0tion1, and more non61mo<ing /u1tomer1 "aIe 3egun to freSuent t"e re1taurant8 Ju1t t"e o00o1ite i1 o//ur6 ring at Cuddle Cou1e in >to<e1dale8 A//ording to General Hanager Al Ar/"er, OHo1t of t"e /u1tomer1 are not "a00y ?it" t"e ne? la? and t"at in/lude1 me8 !"e Cuddle Cou1e re/eiIe1 a lot of traIeler1, e10e6 /ially tru/< driIer1 and out6of6 1tate traIeler1 ?"o eit"er 0refer to 1mo<e in1ide or are una?are of t"e la? in Xort" Carolina and ?e "aIe to inform t"emP8 Cenrietta Jo"n1on, a /ertified 1erIer at Cuddle Cou1e, al1o doe1 not li<e t"e ne? la?8 Jo"n1on 1tate1 t"at a1 a 1mo<er 1"e and "er "u13and "aIe 1to00ed eating out a1 mu/" and 1"e 3elieIe1 t"at t"e Cuddle Cou1e "a1 "ad fe?er /u1tomer1 1in/e t"e la? ?a1 0a11ed8 +m0loyee1 of t"e Cuddle Cou1e re0ort t"at /u1tomer1 a1< daily if t"ey /an 1mo<e in1ide t"e e1ta36 li1"ment eIen t"oug" no61mo<6 ing 1ign1 are di10layed on 3ot" entran/e door18 !o learn more a3out t"e 1mo<e6free re1taurant1 and 3ar1 la?, or to re0ort a 0o11i3le Iiola6 tion, Ii1it ???81mo<efree8n/8goI or /all X8C8 CA9+6GRX+ at 16c006LL26 _0M0 or /all to t"e 9o/<ing"am County De0artment of Pu3li/ Cealt" at MML6MV26c1c08 For "el0 Suitting to3a//o, /all 16c006hgR!6XaD i16c006 _cV6cLLej8

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- The General Assembly e0panded the Building Reuse and Restoration Grants Program by $3 million. The $11 million program helps communities restore and renovate vacant buildings for use by neB and e0panding businesses. Development grants of up to $480,000 are available for proHects in Tier 1 and Tier 2 counties. Grants are capped at $240,000 for proHects in Tier 3 counties. For most proHects, at least one Hob must be created for each $8,000 in grant funding. The ne0t application deadline is September 3rd. Since they Bere launched in 2004, the tBo programs combined have aBarded more than $80 million to 378 proHects, assisting 470 businesses and creating 11,200 Hobs. The grants are aBarded to local governments, Bhich Bork Bith the businesses to ensure Hob creation. - The General Assembly e0panded the Rural Center’s Small Business Assistance Fund from $500,000 to $1.5 million. The center is Borking Bith the SelfHelp Credit Union to leverage the state’s investment into $7.5 million in small business loans. The additional $1 million in this fund is e0pected to result in loans to more than 150 small businesses that Bill create 550 Hobs. The priority for these loans goes to businesses: in rural countiesT oBned by Bomen or minoritiesT Bith feBer than 100 employees and less than $10 million in salesT that create neB Hobs that pay above their county’s average BageT and that leverage federal stimulus dollars. - The Rural Center received $1 million in additional money for the Family Farm Opportunity and Innovation Fund. The money Bill be distributed to farmers in grants of up to $20,000 to help improve efficiency on the farm, to develop neB markets for their products, and to develop neB products. The total value of the fund from all sources is $18 million, including $1 million from the Tobacco Trust Fund to match the state’s contribution. !griculture - Agriculture remains the state’s top industry Bith an estimated annual value of $70 billion. Seventeen percent of all Hobs in the state are related to agriculture or agribusiness. The industry is threatened by increasing urbanization. Since 2002, North Carolina has lost more than 6,000 farms and 600,000 acres of farmland. Legislators are trying to stem the losses through the Bork of the state’s Farmland Preservation Trust. The trust supports farming, forestry, and horticulture by buying agriculture and conservation easements and funding programs that help family farmers develop business and marketing plans. The General Assembly put $2 million into the trust this year. - The Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources have been directed to help develop a plan and a report on agricultural Bater infrastructure needs. The neB laB (SL 2010-149, H 1748) instructs the departments to continue to Bork Bith the North

!n#estin()!n)*oc-in(ha0 1ount34s)5ualit3)of)8ife C"#$%#&'()01"2)P,-')).3 Negro Business and Professional Women’s Club, Inc. LaBson Bas educated at cate Bitting Reynolds Hospital’s School of Nursing Bhere she earned a three-year diploma in nursing. Through American University, she earned a bachelor and master’s degrees in nursing. She continued Bith her education by taking parish nursing courses at Duke University and nurse educator courses at East Carolina University. I Bill miss the college,a said LaBson. `It has friendly people.a After retirement her plans are to rest, rela0, spend time Bith her husband, tBo children and five grandchildren, and travel.

4-H IN(ITES Y O U T H TO /OIN 4-H is for all young people, boys and girls, 5 to 18 years old, regardless of Bhere you live, Bhat your background is, or Bhat interests you. 4-H is for all Bho enHoy dlearning by doing.d 4-H offers clubs, special interest programs, summer camp and school enrichment. There is no cost to Hoin 4-H and no uniforms to Bear. Through 4-H you can gain valuable life skills such as: responsibility, leadership, self esteem, critical thinking, communication skills and good citizenship - and have LOTS OF FUN doing ite Contact Morgan Maness, Rockingham County 4-H Agent for more information on hoB to Hoin 4-H or become a Bonderful volunteere You can call Morgan at 336-342-8248 or email at morganhmanessincsu.edu.

TR A(IS TO FI33 B A33OT (A C A N C Y In a meeting held in late july, the E0ecutive Committee of the Rockingham County Republican Party voted to have Craig Travis fill the vacancy on the ballot for County Commissioner. Craig Travis, a native of Rockingham County and a veteran of the US Navy, received the Republican nomination to replace Robert Wilson on the ballot for Rockingham County Commissioner this fall. Travis received more than 1150 votes in the May primary, falling Hust short of the nomination outright. dI received a cal from Robert Wilson informing me of his decision to buit the race for county commissioner due to personal reasons,d Travis said. dI Bas saddened to hear Robertks decision, and I told him that he and his family Bould be in my thoughts and prayers. I hope all of you Bill keep him and his family in your prayers.d

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Carolina Farm Bureau Federation, other agricultural groups, and farmers on the plan, as Bell as to identify and encourage voluntary Bater conservation and protection. The laB also calls for the development of a cost-share program to help farmers and agricultural landoBners Bho adopt best management practices for Bater conservation. The departments must report their findings to the Legislative Study Commission on Water and WasteBater Infrastructure by November 1st. - The state provided $250,000 for the Department of Agriculture `Got to Be NCa marketing campaign. This program promotes North Carolina farm products by helping to develop markets for North Carolina produce and products in grocery stores, restaurants, farmers’ markets, and other establishments. - The Department of Agriculture received $200,000 to augment its international trade efforts. The department’s International Trade Office helps connect farmers and North Carolina suppliers of agricultural commodities to international buyers. This money Bill help support additional international trade efforts and missions, especially in the groBing e0port markets for pork, tobacco, and cotton to China and Central America. *iscellaneous - The state Office of Rural Health has received $1 million to help small rural hospitals pay for operations and infrastructure maintenance. The office Borks collaboratively Bith the NC Hospital Association to distribute the money. Hospitals can typically rebuest $75,000 to $125,000 for ebuipment or enhancements that Bill help improve their long-term fiscal stability. - A person Bho has been issued a permit to remove a coyote noB has an additional option under legislation approved this year by the General Assembly. A neB laB (SL 2010-156, H 1824) alloBs the use of a humane, live capture collar trap. The trap Borks by throBing a cable loop over the animal’s head. The end of the loop is anchored in the ground. The laB rebuires that the trap be checked daily and that a dog or other animal not targeted by the trap be released unharmed. The laB Bas recommended by the House Select Committee on Coyote Nuisance Control.

- The Legislative Research Commission has been authorized to study the issue of Bhether the Wildlife Resources Commission has carried out is mandate to increase its capability for studying fo0es and other fur-bearing populations and then to implement plans that Bould produce `optimuma populations of the

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4#*"5 6/0C#+/S ' / 6 +/+4/" -$)1-OR1H b At the \uly 13 meeting of the Rockingham Community College Board of Trustees, the oath of office was administered to new board member, \anice Richardson Tate. Appointed by the Rockingham County Board of Commissioners, Tate replaces Garland Rakestraw of Stoneville, who retired from the board effective \une 30. Tate’s duties began \uly 1. A retired business teacher and career development coordinator from Madison-Mayodan High School and then McMichael High School, Tate has many years of community service. She will continue her service as Mayor Pro-Tem on the Madison Board of Aldermanan, a position she also held from 2003-05. She has served on the Rockingham County Solid Waste Commission and on the oversight committee for the proposed Madison-Mayodan library. Volunteer service through her church includes working with Meals on Wheels and, through Kids Hope, mentoring a student at Dillard Elementary for over two years. She lives in Madison with her husband, Forrest Tate. KI’m honored to be serving as a trustee of RCC,L said Tate. KI am excited to be succeeding Garland Rakestraw and I hope I can follow in his footsteps. He was a marvelous asset to college.L

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RCC%FO U N D ATION A D D S N E W M E M B E R S TO WENTWORTH ) Rockingham Community College Foundation has added nine individuals to its board: Del Boothe of Eden, Vicky Alston, Martha Foster, Clarence \ohnson and Mary Hux, all of Reidsville, Virginia Smith of Ruffin, Sue \oyce of Stoneville, Candy Wright of Summerfield, and Philip Berger of Wentworth. They began their new responsibilities on \uly 1. In addition to various forms of community and church service, the new members bring a wide variety of work experience. Boothe is brewery controller with MillerCoors, Alston, Foster, Hux and Smith are all retired educators. Wright is health services manager with MillerCoors, \ohnson is a pastor, and Berger is a district attorney. LWe are thrilled with the broad experience and years of community service these individuals bring to our board,M said Gaye Clifton, foundation director. Often holding offices in the organi^ations in which they are involved, their individual community service includes: Alston - Annie Penn Hospital Auxiliary board, Alpha Delta Kappa `honorary sorority for

educatorsab a volunteer with Annie Penn Hospital, the Free Clinic of Reidsville & Vicinity, Monroeton Elementary School and Salvation Army. Berger ) North Carolina Conference of District Attorneys, Rockingham County Business and Technology Center, and \uvenile Crime Prevention Councilb volunteer with Boys & Girls Club of Eden. Boothe ) Eden Chamber of Commerce, Boys and Girls Club, Rockingham County United Way, Rockingham County Education Foundation. Foster - Floral Garden Club and Reidsville Federation of Woman’s Clubb instrumental in starting the Wentworth Carnivalb a volunteer with Meals on Wheels and the Salvation Army. Hux - Rockingham County High School faculty advisory committee, regent with the Daughters of the American Revolutionb a volunteer with the Free Clinic of Reidsville & Vicinity where she earned the Paul A. Mabe award, the Diabetes Neighborhood Fund canvas, United Way of Rockingham County, and the Rockingham County Retired Teachers Association. \ohnson ) United Way of

BOARD Rockingham County, Rockingham County \uvenile Crime Prevention Council, Ministerial Alliance of Reidsville and Vicinity, United Ministers of Reidsville, NAACPb adTunct chaplain at Annie Penn Hospital and of Old North State Council of Boy Scouts of America in Greensboro. \oyce - Library Trustees for Rockingham County, Western Friends of the Libraryb a volunteer with community senior citi^ens group, Boy Scouts of America, parent/teacher associations, and the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. Smith ) National Education Association, North Carolina Retired Government Employeesb volunteer with Community Senior Citi^ens Group. Wright ) Wake Forest Occupational Health Advisory Board, Boy Scouts of America committee secretary for troops 600 and 126, Center United Methodist Church Youth Council, North Guilford High School PTSA senior parent cochair, Wayne State University Alumni Association presidentb a volunteer with North Guilford High School PTSA and Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.

RCC%RECEITES LA R G E FEDERAL E D U C ATION G R A N T WENTWORTH ) Once again, Rockingham Community College administrators lost hope of receiving a Student Support Services grant in 2008 through the Federal Trio Program because the U.S. Department of Education suspended consideration of such grants. College administrators had tried to obtain the grant in previous years but were not successful, primarily because the nature of the grant makes it difficult for LnewcomersM to be funded: those who previously received funding are typically re-awarded the grant before new applicants are considered. In mid-December 2009, the Department of Education ended the suspension. RCC administers waited to hear, but as spring wore on and summer came, they decided they had been denied. Then it became August and a call came in. RCC’s proposal was approved. They were being awarded $220,000 per year for five years, with that amounted adTusted upward each year, if necessary, for the cost of living. Administrators were ecstatic. LThis grant gives us the potential to build upon RCC’s emphasis in

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County Star Investing In Rockingham County’s Quality of Life Continued from Page 20 Canady, Tonja Carter, Kristen Branch, Jennifer Miller, Melissa Page, Vicky Butchee, Katey Thompson, Marcus Tinsley, Daniel Caudle, Kyle Tilley, Brittany Long, Paige Southard, James Strader, April Broadnax, Sharon Farmer, Shirley Carver, Brent Rogers, Randy Dockery, Gary Hudson, Rachael Moore, Seth Childrey, Ann Grogan Sheila Webb, Ashley Thornton, David Harris, Tracy Shreve, Kathy Davis, Jessica Frederick, Katy Pruitt, Amanda Paschal, Brittish Watlington, Erika Davis, Suzanne Schmutz, Dedra Fountaine, Laurie Wagoner, John Roberts, Elizabeth Webb, Crystal Crump, Ethan Alcorn, Brittany Thompson, Jeremy Revis, Michael Rorrer, Kawanna Lee, Joshua Roberts, Brittney Williams, Jodi Gaglio, Lauren Fields, Christopher Walker, Savannah Sloop, Michele Hawkins, Brooke Turley, Tonika Watlington, Stacy Cooper, Lauren Manley, Ashley Dickerson, Amanda Mabe, Tammy Greene, Dolores Pegram, Tonya Thomas, Cassandra Crumpton, Mark Apple, Tameika Nicholson, Callie Haskins, Michael Pass, Alex Sharp, James Turner, Heather Barber, Ashley Ware, Kristen Johnson, Michael Jarrell, Jr., Austin Tilley. Ruffin – Michael Fuller, Lana Shivley, Bridget Stophel, Steven Pegram, Alice Gaines, Micah Paschal. Sandy Ridge – Maggie Hassan, Cassie White, Leanna Boles. Sanford – Jon DiGregorio. Stokesdale – Chelsea Holcomb, Tamatha Ellis, Angela Biggs, Erin Pacheco. Stoneville – Jessica Harris, Jonathan Jones, Daniel Webb, David Vanderwerf, Rebecca Brown, Jamie Silva, Wendy White, Kathryn Church, Courtney Burroughs, Robert White, Brittanie Hewitt, Clint Jackson, Marissa Armstrong, Robert Paquin, Jr. Summerfield James McCollum, Santina Pfohl. Tobaccoville – Brandon Hunter. Walnut Cove – Katherine Sides. Yanceyville – Kwanisha James, Jeff Mercer.

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E D E N R ECEIVES G R A N T TO P R O M O T E H EALTHY E NVIRONMENT A N D A CTIVE LIFESTYLES Eden, NC is one of eleven municipalities in North Carolina that have been awarded grants to promote active lifestyles in their communities and influence state policy as it relates to physical activity and health. The grants were awarded by the N.C. Division of Public Health’s Physical Activity and Nutrition Branch as part of its Built Environment Policy Initiative Grants Program. Funding for this initiative comes from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) award to North Carolina. Eden will receive $24,999 as well as technical assistance and access to multiple training events to improve their knowledge and skills in health, policy, advocacy and media. Funds will be awarded over a 15month period. A new CDC report shows that more than 29 percent of North Carolina adults consider themselves obese. Data shows that nine states had an obesity rate of 30 percent or higher in 2009 – an increase over zero states in 2000 and three states in 2005. Eden will help pave the way to healthier living by informing state level policy on physical activity and the built environment (bike lanes, greenways, pedestrian crossings, sidewalks, trails, playgrounds etc). Selected communities will help to identify key policy barriers and gaps based upon their experience with policy in the overlapping areas of transportation, environment, commerce and health. The work of the communities will help form an action plan to improve policies within North Carolina government that promote healthy environments and active lifestyles in North Carolina communities. “We are excited to receive this funding and to continue promoting the healthy lifestyles of our citizens,” said Kelly Stultz, Director of Planning & Inspections. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has funded the Built Environment Policy Initiative Grants Program as part of the “State Supplemental Funding for Healthy Communities, Tobacco Control, Diabetes Prevention and Control, and Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System.” Work to be completed by

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Kaliegh McMichael of Reidsville, sold lemonade in her front yard Saturday, August 7 and raised $80 for the animal shelter campaign. She is shown presenting her contribution to Ginger Waynick.

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Tommy Underwood is sworn in as Eden Fire Chief by Mayor Pro-Tem Wayne Tuggle on August 12th. In August the Eden Fire Department promoted several firefighters to new positons. Opening remarkes ans swearing in of officers was performed by Mayor Pro Tem Wayne Tuggle. Neil Chaney was sworn in as Lieutnenat and had his badge pinned on him by his wife Amy. Neil Chaney has been a resident of Eden since birth. He graduated from Morehead High School in 1998. He is the son of Jerry and Sandra Chaney and Sarah and Curtis Pierce. Neil is married to his lovely wife Amy and they have a cherished dog named Marcy. Neil has been with the Eden Fire Department since 1999 and with several local rural departments over the years. Three of the years he spent volunteering were for the City of Eden. In 2002, Neil joined the ranks as a daytime firefighter. In 2006, he was offered a full-time position. Neil enjoys working with the local Safe Kids Rockingham County Coalition where he serves as vice chair and as the Eden Fire Department representative. J a m e s Slaughter was sworn in and had his badge pinned on him by his wife LeighAnn. James Slaughter is a native of Eden and a 1995 graduate of Morehead High School. He is the son of Steve and Teresa Slaughter and Shannon Perdue. James is married to LeighAnn. His family also includes his sister Jeannie, nephew Drew and niece Katie. James has served as a fulltime fireman for the city for 8 years and has 13 years of experience as a volunteer fireman. He is a member of both Draper and Leaksville fire departments. James attends Wayside Baptist Church in Ridgeway. Todd Harden was sworn in as Deputy Chief and pinned by his mother Judy Harden. Todd Harden is the son of Paul and Judy Harden. He has one child, Blake. Todd is a 1987 graduate of Morehead High School. In 1989, Todd became a volunteer for the Eden Fire Department. He served 4 years as assistant fire chief for the Spray Volunteer Fire Department. He became a fulltime fireman in 2000 when he went to work for the Reidsville Fire Department. In 2003, Todd came to work in Eden as a fulltime fireman.

Todd is a member of Fellowship Baptist Church. The Oath of Office to Tommy Underwood, Sr as Eden Fire Chief was held as was and Pinning of his badge on him by his wife Vickie. Reception Sponsored By Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary Tommy Underwood is a native of Eden (Draper area) and a 1971 graduate of Morehead High School. He served 6 years in the National Guard. He is the son of George and Eva Underwood. He is married to Vicki and they have two children, Tommy Jr. (who

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orks in the police department) and Brooke, and two grandchildren, Larissa and Jaylan. Tommy has 27 years of experience as a volunteer fireman and 22 years as a full-time fireman with the city. He served for the Draper Volunteer Fire Department for 19 years, 16 of those as chief. He’s a member of Central Christian Church. Tommy assisted for many years with Morehead High School sports events but had to discontinue that work in 2009 after he developed too many obligations. He continues to drive an activity bus for te

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"Nelson Cole Knows Main Street" In times like these, we need a hard-working businessman fighting for our families. We need a State Representative who isn't afraid to shake up things in Raleigh. Nelson Cole is a successful small businessman and retired auto dealer. He built a business from the ground up. Nelson knows the value of a dollar. He knows our families are hurting and need our help. He knows we must help our small businesses in these tough times. Nelson Cole has been an effective lawmaker fighting for Rockingham County. Nelson's record is a testament to his leadership and dedication: • Cut state spending $3 billion - a 12% across-the-board cut in state spending, the largest spending cut in state history, even larger than spending cuts in the Great Depression • Protected education funding, saving 1,700 teaching jobs across the state • Invested in small businesses with the Small Business Tax Credit Program • Fought to bring local jobs right here at home, helping local companies access incentive and economic development funds through the Dept. of Commerce "This election is about helping local families weather this recession. It's about making sure we take care of small businesses and it's about making sure our schools are training our children so they will be competitive in the global job market." Nelson Cole is fighting for our working families. He's an advocate for jobs. He's a leader for our community. He's a voice for better schools. Ranked By His Peers As The Most Effective Legislator In The Triad.

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E D E - . /0EL ( 023 ( 2 4 E 5 23 U P A 1B^ rise in the 8otel occupanc4 tax reDenue for the Eden Touris8 Depart8ent has Seen announced for the fiscal 4ear .,,@9.,1, which ended June +,- .,1,. ReDenue exceed9 ed _?+-,.4.W1 or 1B.+^ aSoDe the prior 4ear. The reDenue was .W^ oDer the highest 8easured preDious 4ear- .,,?9.,,A. There are 8an4 contriSutors to the 8otel occupanc4 tax. The4 include corporate sta4s- specifi9 call4 fro8 those doing Susiness with MillerCoors and Weil9 McLain. The DuNe Energ4 Gas Powered Pro`ect has created a significant nu8Ser of 8otel

sta4s. This pro`ect will draw approxi8atel4 4,,9B,, te8po9 rar4 worNers to the cit4 until the new facilit4 opens in .,1.. Weddings- reunions and sporting eDents also attract 8otel sta4s and suSseauent reDenue. A group of golfers traDel fro8 Prince Edward Island- Canada each April to pla4 in the Eden area. The4 haDe Seen co8ing to Eden for seDeral 4ears and Srought 8ore than 1., golfers in .,1,. bWe could pla4 golf at Pinehurst or M4rtle Beach- Sut no one 8aNes us feel 8ore wel9 co8e than Eden does-c explained BoS Fitd- who coordinates the

annual golfing excursion. Eden resident Ron Norwood hosted the third gathering of fel9 low Argus Ca8era collectors at Eden Cit4 Hall this 4ear. Their annual gathering Srings in collec9 tors fro8 across the countr4 and oDerseas. The4 continue to patronide Eden Secause of the hospitalit4 the4 experience fro8 the cit4 and the Eden Touris8 Board. bEden has so 8an4 things to offer a Disitor. We haDe so8e Der4 nice acco88odations that offer great hospitalit4 and cus9

to8er serDice. This co8Sination Neeps people co8ing SacN 4ear after 4ear-c stated Cind4 Ada8sCoordinator of Special EDents and Touris8 for the Cit4 of Eden. bWe haDe tried Der4 hard to 8aNe people 8ore aware of all that Eden has to offer. Whether it Se a wedding in a Seautiful outdoor setting or a Na4aN excursion down one of our Seautiful riDersEden is the place to Se.c For 8ore infor8ation on the Eden Touris8 Board- contact Cind4 Ada8s at ++?9?.+9AAW@ ext. +,.1.

A group of golfers travel from Prince Edward Island, Canada each April to play in the Eden area.

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Leonard Pryor For

Rockingham County School Board Lifelong resident of Rockingham County

If elected to the board my priorities will be to: • Significantly increase parental involvement • Work to keep technology at the “cutting edge” • Prepare students for the “new economy” • Improve graduation rates • Increase the number of college applicants Paid for by committee to elect Leonard Pryor for School Board

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Corn OaPe Pro?erties, LLC. Oakha*en`s Corntacular Ad*enture will o?en Se?t. 1 and remain a*ailable to *isit through Halloween. The farm is located in the Northeast corner of Rockingham County along Highway 29. With more than 1200 acres of rolling hills and farmland, it is one of Rockingham County`s best ke?t secrets. Designed for families of all ages, the Corntacular Ad*enture features the corn maae, 30` x 80` hum?ing ?illow, corn cannon, hay rides, Kiddy Train, Sand Mountain, Rubber Duck races and many other acti*ities. bictory Junction is a yearround cam?ing en*ironment for children ages six to 16 with chronic medical conditions or

serious illnesses. Founded by Kyle and Pattie Petty in honor of their son Adam, the cam? is located in Randleman, NC with a second location o?ening soon in Kansas City, KS. bictory Junction offers ?rograms for 24 disease grou?s and maintains strong relationshi?s with 30 ?artner hos?itals. bictory Junction`s mission is to ?ro*ide life-changing cam?ing ex?eriences that are exciting, fun and em?owering, in a safe and medically-sound en*ironment. As a not-for-?rofit organiaation, the cam? o?erates solely through the su??ort of generous donors to ?ro*ide this ex?erience at no charge to children and their families. For more information or to donate, *isit www.*ictoryhunction.org.

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Dance Store and More Be sure and stop by The Dance Store & More, 655 Washington St., during Riverfest where you will find 40% off all apparel! Riverfest is September 17th and 18th. Travel Consultants Sheraton Nassau, Bahamas: Book by Sept 15 for $300 companion air credit AND book three nights with 4th night free! Valid for travel Aug 15-Dec. 22; blackout dates apply. Subject to availability. Passport is required. For more information, please call 627-1175 or email info@edentravelconsultants.com King’s Chandelier House Cleaning Clearance Sale is on. Sales are on ceiling lights, sconces & table lamps to make room for new and exciting merchandise. They have a handful of extreme bargains remaining from their purchase of a closing competitor's inventory. And

Eden Therapeutic Massage Owner Kelley Pulliam is happy to announce we are now offering Integrative Reflexology sessions. Reflexology is a treatment based on the theory that our bodies, including organs, glands, and systems, have reflex points located on our feet. Using specific pressure on the feet, the therapist can release blockages around the corresponding body parts and bring balance and deep relaxation to the body. There are over 7,000 nerve endings in each foot. Be engaging with all 14,000 nerve endings the reflexologist can affect a wide variety of body elements. During the reflexology session you will be fully clothed, except for your feet, and reclined on a massage table. Often, the feeling after a session is one of

deep and profound relaxation. For information contact Kelley Pulliam RYT, LMBT #8237 @ 336-552-5826 or visit the web www.edenmassage-yoga.com. Available Downtown Property If you are looking for an excellent location to which to move your business or start a new business, 646 Washington Street in the heart of the Olde Leaksville Shopping District will be available in early October. This building recently housed a gift shop and would be the perfect location for a similar tenant. The front of the building will be completely renovated within the next thirty days. Call Mike Dougherty at 623-2110 for more information. Grand Opening/Ribbon CuttingMark your calendars A Grand Opening and ribbon cutting will take place at Short Cuts, located at 307 Glovenia St. on Wednesday, September 1st at 3:00 pm. Please come help us welcome this new business.

B EST A UDITORIUM W E L C O M E S S TEELY PA N S TILL B A N D The Steely Pan Steel Band from Appalachian State University will perform a concert on Sunday, September 26, 2010 at 3:00 p.m. in the R. Duane Best Auditorium at Morehead High School. The Steely Pan Steel Band is a steel drum band made up of 20 student performers and 40 steel drums and percussion. The band tours all over North Carolina and the southeast performing at civic events, universities, festivals and schools. They have also traveled to Hawaii and performed on several Caribbean cruises. The band is under the direction of Dr. Scott Meister, professor of percussion at Appalachian State University. Several Morehead High School graduates have been members of the band. 2010 marks the 25th anniversary of the Steely Pan Steel Band. The Steely Pan Steel Band performs on steel drums called “pans”, the traditional instrument of Trinidad and Tobago. The band plays a variety of musical styles from Caribbean to pop/rock, classical, sacred and Appalachian mountain music. This concert is the first in a series being sponsored by the MHS: R. Duane Best Scholarship and

Auditorium Fund. Proceeds from the concert will benefit the seat replacement fund. Upcoming performances in the fall series will include the original drama “Unconditional”, the Greensboro Big Band, Community Christmas Caroling featuring local elementary school choruses, and Peter Mayer, guitarist/vocalist/songwriter and former member of Jimmy Buffet’s band. Tickets for the concert are $10 for adults and $5 for students. Tickets may be purchased from Best Fund Committee members or they will be available at the door.

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Training for Professional Rescuers & Health Care Providers Rockingham County 349-3434

CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer NEW TWO-YEAR CERTIFICATION!

This course combines a participant’s manual, lectures and video with hands-on skills traning to cover the following areas:

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Responding to breathing and cardiac emergencies in adults, children and infants.

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Using an AED on adult and child victims of cardiac arrest.

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Using personal protective equipment to stop blood borne pathogens and other diseases spreading Participants will receive the CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer and Healthcare Provider certificate with a validity period of two years. Lifeguards participating in the course will receive the CPR/AED for Lifeguards certificate valid for one year.

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ZU M B A O FFRED IN E D E N Zumba® is a group fitness class that is a fusion of Latin and International music and dance themes that create a dynamic, exciting, effective fitness system! The routines feature aerobic, fitness and interval training with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. Zumba® utilizes the principals of fitness interval training and resistance training to maximize caloric output, fat burning, and total body toning. It is a mixture of body sculpting movements with easy to follow dance steps. Zumba® combines high energy and motivating music with unique moves and combinations that allows you to dance away your worries. It is based on the principle that a workout should be “FUN” and “EASY TO DO” allowing Zumba® participants to stick to the Zumba® fitness program and achieve longterm health benefits. Zumba® is a “feel-happy” workout that is great for both the body and the mind. In a nutshell: It’s fun . . .the type of exercise that you will WANT to do everyday and feel good about doing it!! It’s different . . . You probably never thought that you would be exercising to this type of music!! It’s effective . . . It is an aerobic workout, which we all know WORKS. But it is more fun—which makes you stick with the program and that will deliver the results!! Only $3.00 Per Class! With NO Commitment! Ditch the Eden NC ® Workout Zumba Class Schedule & Join the Starting - Monday September 13, 2010 Party!!! Monday: 6:30—7:30 Instructor: Amy Overman Poe Wednesday: 5:00-6:00 Instructor: Amy Overman Poe Live—Love6:30-7:30 Instructor: Britta Younts Smile Saturday: 9:30am-10:30am Instructor: Britta Younts Location: Boone Road Community Center, 606 Boone Road, Eden, NC Friends-FunFor more information call: Eden Parks & Rec Dept. at 336-623-2110 Dance Amy Overman Poe at 336-447-0269 * Britta Younts at 336-549-9189

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more in9ormation( )all t*e Madison7Ma%odan Ie)reation Pe/artment; at ML^7?Q^R; Staying Strong Program <*e Madison7Ma%odan Ie)reation Pe/artment; 4ould i8e to in"ite ne4 /arti)i/ants to _oin a Senior Citizen eUer)ise /rogram )alled DS<G` S<ITcY!J <*is /rogram is s/e)i9i)all% designed 9or Senior Citizens an dis a )ombination o9 t*e Ie"i"e( C*air Gerobi)s( and bit & Strong /rograms t*at t*e re)reation de/artment *as /re"iousl% o99ered; Classes are *eld on <uesda%s and <*ursda%s 9rom >XaXX7>>aXXam; <*e )ost is ]N;XX /er )lass and is taug*t b% eU/erien)ed eUer)ise instru)tor(

A N N U A L E D E N S E W E R R E P O RT !"er% %ear( ea)* muni)i/alit% and /ri"ate )or/oration 4it* a /ubli) se4er )olle)tion and treat7 ment s%stem is as8ed to send in a re/ort 9or t*eir /re"ious %ear:s a)ti"ities; <*is is to sta% )urrent 4it* t*e t%/es o9 treatment s%s7 tems being used( t*e miles o9 /i/elines in ser"i)e( and an% /roblems re/orted to t*e state b% eit*er t*e )olle)tion s%stem or t*e treatment /lant o"er t*e last >? mont*s; <*is is a re@uirement b% t*e state 9or t*eir re)ords( but it is also a 4a% to re/ort to t*e )iti7 zens in ea)* )ommunit% 4*at t*eir s%stem is li8e and *o4 it *as been doing; Man% )itizens still do not understand 4*at *a//ens a9ter t*e% 9lus* or 4*at e99e)t t*e% *a"e on t*e s%stem 4*en t*e% 9lus* t*e 4rong t*ings do4n t*e drain; Wit* /ubli)izing t*e DSe4er Colle)tion S%stem Gnnual Her9orman)e Ie/ort(J 4e are gi"ing e"er%one a )*an)e to learn more; <*is arti)le ser"es onl% as a summar% o9 t*e re/ort( but K urge an%one interested to read t*e re/ort in its entiret% on t*e )it%:s 4eb/age at 444;eden7 n);us !den:s )olle)tion s%stem )on7 sists o9 o"er >LM miles o9 /i/elines t*at *a"e to be loo8ed o"er and maintained regularl%; <*is is done b% a )re4 o9 >N men o"erseen b% Mar8 Oullins; <*ere are /roblems 9rom time to time t*at are out o9 t*eir )ontrol( but t*e% s*ould be )ommended 9or t*eir e99orts in identi9%ing t*e /roblems( res/onding in a @ui)8 manner( and ma8ing t*e ne)es7 sar% re/airs be9ore an% real dam7 age is done to t*e en"ironment; <*e% are t*e ones out in all t%/es o9 4eat*er 4or8ing in 4ooded areas or dodging tra99i) on bus% streets; Puring t*e /ast >? mont*s( t*eir )re4s res/onded to and re/aired NQ /roblems )aused b% in9lo4 and in9iltration during *ea"% rain9all or sno4 melt; <*e%

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also res/onded to and unsto//ed >RL se4er lines t*at 4ere blo)8ed b% grease( roots( )olla/sed lines or /a/er /rodu)ts; Kn bet4een ma8ing re/airs( t*e% 4ere able to )lean and ins/e)t >L;MM miles o9 se4er mains t*roug*out t*e )it% in an e99ort to /re"ent /roblems be9ore t*e% o))urred; <*ere 4ere still o"er9lo4s 9rom t*e )olle)7 tion s%stem t*at *ad to be re/aired( but out o9 all t*e /rob7 lems( onl% NM )aused o"er9lo4s t*at 4ere serious enoug* to re/ort to t*e state; <*e treatment s%stem 9or t*e /ast %ear )onsisted o9 t4o 4aste7 4ater treatment /lants; <*e Pr% Cree8 /lant treats u/ to a *al9 million gallons a da%; Pue to t*e age o9 t*is /lant and its small size( it 4as )losed in Sune; <*e 9lo4 is being di"erted to a nearb% /um/ station t*at sends e"er%7 t*ing to our Mebane Oridge /lant; Kt )an treat u/ to >N;M mil7 lion gallons a da% alt*oug* 4it* t*e loss o9 our industries( onl% a"erages around N million gal7 lons a da%; <*is *as been a )*al7 lenging %ear 9or t*e /lant *a"ing to ada/t t*e /ro)ess to a mu)* lo4er "olume( but 4it* all o9 our nine em/lo%ees 4or8ing toget*7 er( 4e *a"e su))eeded in /rodu)7 ing a *ig*er @ualit% e99luent t*an e"er be9ore; Wit* t*at being said( 4e did *a"e t*ree di99erent instan)es 4*ere 4e *ad to re/ort being non7)om/liant 9or our mont*l% re/ort; Tne 4as 9or t*e Pr% Cree8 /lant 4*ere 4e eU)eeded our 9lo4 limit due to *ea"% rain9all t*roug*out t*e mont*; <*e /lant *andled t*e "olume 4it* no ot*er "iolations( but t*is still *ad to be re/orted; <*e ot*er t4o 4ere 9or t*e Mebane Oridge /lant; Tne o9 t*ese 4as 9or /V; We get one s*ot at t*is a da% and on)e %ou ta8e t*e sam/le( %ou *a"e to re/ort 4*at %ou get e"en i9 t*e rest o9 t*e sam/les are 4ell 4it*in t*e

Sulie So%)e; Hre7registration is not re@uired( but /arti)i/ants 4ill need to sign in 9or ea)* )lass at t*e re)reation de/artment o99i)e; bor more in9ormation( )onta)t t*e Madison7Ma%odan Ie)reation Pe/artment at ML^7?Q^R; eumba bitness Hrogram Come and tr% t*e eUer)ise e"er%7 one is tal8ing about 7 efMOG! eumba )ombines gatin and inter7 national musi) in dan)e routines 9eaturing aerobi) and 9itness inter"al training done to a )ombi7 nation o9 9ast and slo4 r*%t*ms; <*e Madison7Ma%odan Ie)reation Pe/artment 4ould li8e to in"ite ne4 /arti)i/ants to _oin t*is 9un /rogram! Classes are *eld at a "ariet% o9 times and

onl% )ost ]N;XX /er )lass! <*is /rogram is taug*t b% )erti9ied instru)tors( Oritta `ounts and Gm% Hoe; Come and _oin t*e /art% and *a"e 9un 4*ile getting 9it! bor )lass s)*edules and 9ur7 t*er in9ormation( )onta)t t*e Madison7Ma%odan Ie)reation Pe/artment at ML^7?Q^R;

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limits; <*at 4as t*e )ase 9or t*is sam/le; Tn)e 4e sa4 t*at t*e result 4as lo4er t*an our limit( 4e )orre)ted t*e /roblem and raised t*e /V ba)8 abo"e t*e lim7 its 4it*in t*e *our; <*ere 4ere no ot*er instan)es o9 it 9alling belo4 t*e limit again; <*e se)ond re/ort 4as 9or not )olle)ting and anal%z7 ing a sam/le during t*e mont* t*at it 4as re@uired; <*is 4as due

to o/erator error in 9orgetting to ta8e t*e sam/le t*at is onl% )ol7 le)ted on)e a mont*; Measures 4ere ta8en to ensure t*at sam/les are not missed in t*e 9uture; <*e Cit% o9 !den em/lo%ees do all t*at t*e% )an 4it* t*e resour)es a"ailable to t*em to ensure t*at t*is )it% is maintained /ro/erl% 9or our )itizens; Man% times t*ere *as to be some

amount o9 )oo/eration bet4een t*e )itizens and our sta99 to 8ee/ t*ings running smoot*l%; <*at is 4*% 4e are doing all t*at 4e )an to edu)ate t*e /ubli) and 8ee/ all o9 us in9ormed o9 4*at is needed; K9 an%one *as an% @uestions about our se4er s%stems( /lease 9eel 9ree to )onta)t m% o99i)e at W?Q7 >XXR( eUt; >NX;

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