August 2011 - DavieLiFE Magazine

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august 2011
Vol. 2 No. 3
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A publication of Sum5 Communications, LLC
Complimentary
Important Davie County
Schools Information
on Page 29
Davie County Welcomes
New School Superintendent
Darrin Hartness and Family
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It’s so hard to believe, but another school year is upon us! Where does the time
go when you’re having fun — summer vacations and camps, kids sleeping in late,
soaking in some much needed Vitamin D and just trying to squeeze in one more
thing before good ole’ summertime comes to an end. Our family has enjoyed some
extra time together and I hope that you have taken the time to enjoy some special
time as well, but as the old saying goes, “all good things must come to an end”.
Well, in DC, that saying is only partially true . . . summer may be ending, but a
whole new season is upon us and it is even more exciting!
DavieLiFE has once again had the privilege to partner with Davie County Schools
and bring you our second annual, Back-to-School issue. Again, we have included lots
of valuable information for the 2011-12 school year (see our center spread), but we
also had the extra special opportunity to meet Dr. Darrin Hartness and his family.
Dr. Hartness is the new Superintendent for Davie County Schools and we spent time
with him in July getting to know more about him, as well as his wife, Lisa, and two
daughters, Madison and Molly. I hope you will enjoy our interview with the Hartness
family on pages 28 and 33. They were such a joy to work with and I am excited
about them joining the Davie County community — they will make a fantastic
addition! Also, a special thank you to Jessica Marie Bailey of Jessica Marie Photography
for helping us capture the family’s personality in photos. Davie County is full of talented
photographers, and Jessica Marie is certainly one of them…..her ability to work with
the Hartness family and understand the vision of DavieLiFE for this special feature
really helped bring the piece “to life”.
We’ve once again been blessed by the response from readers and supporters. We’re
proud to display the nearly 100 supporters in this issue of DavieLiFE and we ask
that you as a reader and fan, take the time to thank the businesses and agencies
(represented in this issue) for making the magazine possible. Although I have said
this over and over, without our supporters, DavieLiFE would not be possible! I ask
that you help DavieLiFE stay vital by supporting those represented and be sure to let
them know how much you appreciate their willingness to make DavieLiFE a reality.
A new addition to DavieLiFE is our partnership with the Humane Society of Davie
County. Since our first issue in January of 2010, the Humane Society has been an
avid supporter and advocate for our little, hometown magazine. Through their
support and involvement, I realized their need for help in pairing loving families with
the many animals they care for. Starting in this issue, we will be sharing with readers
some of the animals that are available for adoption at our local humane society. Please
be sure to check out their photos and bios, and if you are considering a pet for your
home or family, we hope that you will consider one of these very loveable pets. For
more information on any of the pets featured in this issue, visit the humane society
website at www.DavieNCHumane.org.
Again, let me thank you all for making DavieLiFE the magazine it is today. I am
blessed to work with such a special subject — Davie County. I am proud to be
a part of this great magazine and hope to make our community proud as well.
Wendy H. Horne
Publisher, Editor
In This Issue
New Contributing Writers . . . . . . . 4
DavieLiFE Mailbag . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Save the Date--Festival of Books . . . 8
Davie County United Way:
37 Years and Counting! . . . . . . . . 11
Life Is… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Stay Out of My Office . . . . . . . . . 14
Go Idle Free for Savings! . . . . . . . 15
Help Davie Students Score
Big with Scholarships . . . . . . . . . 16
Four Ways to Beat Back-to-School
Weight Gain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Flood Insurance—Maybe You Don’t
Need It Or Are Paying Too Much . . . 19
Creating Happy Kids Smiles! . . . . . 23
Back in Time: Center Community . . 24
Meet the Hartness Family . . . . . . 28
Back to School Insert . . . . . . . Insert
Art Works in Davie County! . . . . . . 37
Davie Marketplace . . . . . . . . . . 38
Marketplace Focus . . . . . . . . . . 39
Chamber Deals—Coming Soon . . . 40
Giving Back to Get Ready for
Back-to-School . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Encouragement Café . . . . . . . . . 46
Davie Youth Spotlight:
What is Young Life? . . . . . . . . . . 52
Community Calendar . . . . . . . . . 54
Back-to-School Kids’ Corner . . . . . 58
How Well Do You Know Your
DavieLiFE Advertisers? . . . . . . . . 59
In the Kitchen with . . . . . . . . . . 61
Surviving the Current Economy:
From An Accountant’s Perspective . . 63
Directory of Advertisers . . . . . . . . 66
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A Magazine Dedicated to Life in Davie County
Publisher
Wendy H. Horne
Sum5 Communications, LLC
Editor
Wendy H. Horne
Contributing Writers
Jeff Allen, Clio Austin, Chris Brady,
Brandon Byers, Shasta Helsel, Luann
Prater, Rachel Williams
Cover & Feature Story Photography
Jessica Marie Photography
Graphic Design
Lin Taylor Graphic Design, Inc.
Account Managers
Julie Coleman
Angie Jordan
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support DavieLiFE through advertising,
contact us at [email protected].
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New Contributing Writers
Jeff Allen, PLS Allen Geomatics, P.C.
Jeff is a lifelong and 9th generation resident of Davie County. He, wife Tara, and son Dean
live in Advance. Jeff began his land surveying career in 1991 and has been the owner of
Allen Geomatics, P.C. since 2008. He is active in the community, serving Advance
Methodist Church, Advance Masonic Lodge, Hillsdale Sunrise Rotary, and Boy Scout
Troop 732.
Clio H. Austin, M.D. and Shasta Helsel, M.D.
Wake Forest Baptist Health, Brenner Children’s Hospital Pediatrics – Mocksville
Dr. Austin’s specialties are asthma, obesity and injury prevention, and support for
breast-feeding mothers. She is the medical advisor for the Davie County School
Health Advisory Council and a member of Jack and Jill of America, an organization of
mothers dedicated to nurturing future leaders. Dr. Helsel’s interests are asthma, atopic
dermatitis, obesity, and breast-feeding and immunization education. She and her
husband are parents of 3-year-old Ashlyn. Both doctors are certified by the American
Board of Pediatric Medicine.
Chris Brady Davie Family YMCA
Chris Brady is Executive Director of the Davie Family YMCA. She has been with the
organization for more than 20 years. She’s the mother of two boys and active in her
local community. The Y strengthens our community through youth development,
healthy living and social responsibility. Programs include aquatics, health and
wellness, youth and adult sports, Silver Sneakers Exercise, and child care including
licensed before- and after-school child care at all Davie County elementary schools.
Dr. Brandon Byers Davie Chiropractic
Dr. Brandon Byers is originally from Greensboro and obtained his B.S. degree from
East Carolina University. He received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree four years
later from Logan Chiropractic College in St. Louis, MO. He has been practicing for
13 years, the last 10 of which have been in Davie County at the Davie Chiropractic
Clinic. He and his wife Heather have four children, Mia, Ellie, Davis and Owen. The
entire family fell in love with the county and couldn’t imagine living anywhere else.
Luann Prater Encouragement Cafe
Want to learn more
about advertising in the next
edition of DavieLiFE?
Advertising is available on a
first-come, first-served basis so don’t
delay! Our deadline for advertising
in the next edition of DavieLiFE is
Tuesday, October 4th.
Also, don’t forget, your ad in
DavieLiFE will also be available
online at www.davielife.com.
For more information, contact us at
941-3090 or [email protected].
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Luann is wife to Dwight Prater at SunTrust, mother and grandmother. She is the
radio host of Encouragement Cafe with Luann & Friends and Executive Director
of Encouragement Cafe Ministries, Inc. which reaches audiences worldwide through
podcasts, website and Encouragement EXTREME Events. She’s been a speaker/
author with Proverbs 31 Ministries for over a decade. She is a contributing author
to Encouragement For Today online devotions now reaching over 500,000 daily, the
books God’s Purpose for Every Woman and The Reason We Speak, and P31 Magazine.
Her new book will be available next year. She is also a realtor with Missions Realty
in Mocksville.
Rachel Williams DavieLiFE Summer Intern
Rachel Williams has lived in Mocksville her entire life, attending Mocksville
Elementary School and South Davie Middle School. She is currently a Junior at Salem
Academy where she has fun playing field hockey and participating in theatre. In her
free time Rachel enjoys reading and riding horses. Church is a big part of Rachel’s life.
She loves attending Youth and going on mission trips. Rachel enjoys writing and
hopes to be a journalist someday.
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January issue. A special thank you to Angie
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Dear DavieLiFE,
On behalf of the Davie Chamber, “THANK YOU” for bringing DavieLiFE
Magazine to our community! Each edition is better than the last and
provides so much useful information and interesting facts and history about
Davie County. Serving as the entity that not only welcomes new businesses
and residents to the area, but also the tourism authority for Davie County,
we interact with so many people wanting information about our community.
Our relocation package always includes the Chamber Business Guide, a
county map and the latest edition DavieLiFE Magazine. We also provide
copies to visitors who stop in our office looking to “Discover Davie County”.
The May 2011 issue, “Growing Davie County”, was especially good as it
highlighted and promoted a key economic asset in our county. It was also a
great venue for the Chamber to showcase the first segment of our new
tourism campaign “Discover Davie County”. We have received such great
feedback on the “Discover Davie Vineyards” page and cannot thank you enough
for the beautiful ad you designed. Davie County is a great community and we
now have a beautiful magazine that reminds so many of us why we call this
community home. Keep up the great work and thank you DavieLiFE!
Sincerely,
Carolyn McManamy, President
Davie County Chamber of Commerce
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Save
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Date!
Festival of Books
Fall in Mocksville is always beautiful with huge trees covered in brightly colored
leaves. This year, on October 1st, a festival for the entire family will feature a
different kind of leaf – book leafs. The first Festival of Books 2011 will be held
at Rich Park with nationally known, award winning authors speaking, signing
copies of their books and selling books.
Some of the authors appearing include Sharyn McCrumb, Ann Ross, Randy
Russell, Cecelia Budd Grimes, Ed Southern, Laura Wharton and Cindy Holby.
Many state and local authors will be attending as well.
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In the children’s section, there will be Little Critter and Professor Dumbledore,
as well as Kim Underwood, Garnet Goldman and Linda Greene Dean. Also,
a “Dig for Treasure” game, face painting and crafts related to reading.
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Admission is free. Be sure to mark your calendar for lots of good reading,
good food, entertainment and a chance to meet and talk to talented North
Carolina writers.
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Davie County United Way:
37 Years and Counting!
Contributed by Melinda Beauchamp
You may have heard “if you love your job, you will never work a day in your life”.
That’s how I feel about being the Executive Director for Davie County United Way
(DCUW). I meet new people or reconnect with old friends every day, tackle new
concerns, look at the overall health of the county and have joined forces with all who
want Davie County to be stronger and regain economic prosperity. I talk to people
who care about this community; the non-profit and government funded agencies that
help thousands of our neighbors who are dealing with heart breaking issues every
year. I feel blessed to be part of a network of caring, compassionate people; an
organization with strong, successful roots in this area.
Melinda Beauchamp
Davie County United Way, Inc.
The Davie County United Way began in 1973 when the Rotary Club of Mocksville
identified the need for a Community Fund. Charles Dunn and Allen Martin were key
organizers and raised $40,000 that first year. In 1975, the Community Fund affiliated
with United Way of Atlanta and in 1977, with United Way of Forsyth County. By
1989, Davie County United Way was incorporated.
During those 37 years, the organization has supported over 30 partner
agencies by raising awareness of needs as well as over $10,200,000!
The economic downturn in the last few years hit many families very
hard causing an inability to keep a roof over their heads, clothes on
their backs and food on the table. Today, as in years past, DCUW has
been here to help thousands of families. Whether a disaster strikes or
a bad economy, people have depended on the DCUW and the
agencies we serve.
Today we have 3,000 children on free and reduced lunch programs
in our schools; many of them are also homeless. You see, DCUW
still has much to do. We serve 18 agencies with programs to help
children and youth in crisis, families about to lose their homes,
cancer victims needing medication and mothers and children
escaping abuse. There are programs that provide residential services to adults with
developmental disabilities, home care, counseling, help with financial problems,
school readiness for very young children and many more needs are addressed.
The 2011-12 United Way Campaign will
kick-off September 13th. Our slogan is:
At Least $1 per week
X United Way =
Lives Changed for the Better!
Our goal is 100% participation from all of our Davie County company employees. If
you have never given to United Way before, please start with this campaign. You will
never give so little to any cause and have it mean so much to hurting neighbors. You
can give through payroll deduction in your company which makes it so easy. Would
you miss $1 a week out of your pay check? Probably not, but someone will benefit
greatly from your gift. If you are a current donor, thank you. We will be looking for
your support again and, if possible, please increase your gift. It will make a difference!
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Life Is...
Contributed by Darryl Bandy, Jr.
Life is . . . spending time with family and friends. Watching a ball game. Lying in a
hammock on a Saturday afternoon.
Life can be all of these things and more. Life is happy and sad and all things in
between. It’s about living.
Darryl Bandy, Jr., State Farm
Insurance Companies
But life is also about protecting your family from the unexpected. Life is making sure
your family can continue without financial hardship if you are no longer around to
help them. One way to do that is to have adequate life insurance coverage on you
and your spouse. Life is….being protected
with life insurance.
Whether you are the main breadwinner
or not, the American Life Insurance
Council states you should have five to
seven years worth of your salary in
coverage. Others increase it to 10 years.
According to LIMRA, 68 million adult
Americans have no life insurance. With
so many Americans leaving their loved
ones financially vulnerable, the Life
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and Health Insurance Foundation for Education (LIFE)
designated September as Life Insurance Awareness Month
(LIAM), a time for the public to take stock of their life
insurance needs.
Residential
The best way to determine your needs is to begin with
calculating what long-term expenses you have that your loved
ones would be responsible for if you were not around. Those
expenses could include a mortgage, college tuition and
everyday items such as food and clothing.
The type of policy you choose is an important decision. Term
coverage can be very affordable initially, but premiums may
increase over the life of the policy. Permanent policies usually
have higher premiums but tend to stay level. How long you
need the policy is also important to consider.
A qualified life insurance professional can assist you in your
calculations and show you policies that may fit your needs.
Life is ever changing. Protecting your family from financial
struggles after you are gone is what life insurance is
all about.
Bianca
“BIANCA”, a gorgeous brindle-an
dwhite boxer mix, was rescued
by the
Humane Society of Davie Coun
ty
from the county-operated an
imal
shelter. She’s quite a character
with her
loving and playful personality
and enjoys running with
the smaller dogs in our fenced
in play area. When you
are with her… she wants all of
your attention and will
greet you by trying to hug and
will give you a kiss if you’ll
let her. She’ll need basic trainin
g, lots of room to run and
has lots of love to give back to
a loving family. She’s
spayed, up-to-date on shots,
with an estimated
birthdate of May 7, 2010.
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Stay Out of My Office!
Contributed by Dr. Brandon Byers
Not exactly what you’d expect to hear from someone trying to run a business. But,
if I stay true to the chiropractic principle that prevention is a better approach than
treatment, I’m compelled to supply some useful spinal care tips. 80% of the population,
at some point in their lives, will suffer from debilitating back pain. That’s job security
for me but trouble for you. So here are a few simple, practical tips to keep you upright.
Dr. Brandon Byers
Davie Chiropractic
1. Move! One position, whether it’s sitting, standing or lying, allows joints in your
spine to fill with pressure and cause pain. If your job demands a fixed position,
get up periodically and stretch. Walk down the hallway, touch your toes, roll your
neck, whatever. Just move!
2. When lifting something heavy, get help. If you can handle the weight yourself,
always squat and use your legs, keeping the item as close to your body as possible.
3. Avoid twisting, especially while carrying a load. The spinal discs are
beautifully designed to withstand tremendous amounts of compression
(downward force). What they cannot tolerate is compression with rotation
(twisting). Simple solution, make sure your toes are pointed in the direction
you are headed. People have ruptured discs from picking up a toothbrush. It
wasn’t the weight of the toothbrush, it was the twisting.
4. Stiffness is your warning. When pressure begins to build, the initial symptom
will be stiffness. That’s the time for an adjustment. Not after it’s progressed to
excruciating pain that shoots out your toes, that takes much longer to fix.
Hopefully this will help keep you out of my office. But, if you need us we’re here.
Dr. Brandon Byers
501 Wilkesboro St.
Mocksville, NC 27028
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Go Idle Free for Savings!
Contributed by Brooke Kochanski
You may notice some idle reduction signs starting to pop up around Davie County.
Elementary schools, business and local governments are taking a keen interest in
cleaner air for the community, AND saving gas money. Switch that key to the off
position when waiting to drop off kids at school or any other place you tend to
idle, and start to enjoy the savings! For every two minutes a car is idling, it uses
approximately the same amount of fuel it takes to go about one mile. Research
indicates that the average person idles their car five to 10 minutes a day.
Another way to save on gas money and protect our air is to take advantage of
different commute options. The Piedmont Authority for Regional Transportation,
PART, offers daily commuter service to Winston Salem and beyond. PART will work
with you to set up a vanpool or carpool and provide telecommuting and other
transportation resources.
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Contact us for more information on how you can obtain an idle reduction sign free
for your school or business, or to learn more about how you can share the ride, save
money and clean the air!
Mittens
“MITTENS”, a precious black-an
dwhite domestic short-haired girl
with
little white mittens and other
white
markings (including 2 unusual
white
spots right under her nose!), wa
s
rescued by the Humane Society
of Davie County from
the county operated animal she
lter. She’s curious about
everything and enjoys being hel
d for a little while but
then enjoys her privacy also. She
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Help Davie Students
Score Big with Scholarships
Contributed by Jane Simpson
Businesses, both large and small, can join together to support Davie students in
September through the Community Foundation’s Touchdowns for Education project.
Since 2007, businesses around the county have joined the “Team” to raise more than
$30,000 for college scholarships!
Businesses, both large
and small, can join
together to support
Davie students.
The project works like this: Businesses sign up to be part of the Team and agree to
donate $100 to the Community Scholarship Fund at the Davie Community Foundation
every time the War Eagles score a touchdown. In 2009, the project had its biggest
game, raising $12,000, thanks to the generosity of 24 local sponsors combined with
successful scoring by the War Eagles (a total of five touchdowns). It was our biggest
winner to date!
Over the past four years, students have been the real winners! Fifteen, $1,000
scholarships have been awarded from the fund. The remaining dollars are being
used to build a scholarship endowment which will ensure that scholarships are
still available to award, even when the project ends. Basically, Team members are
helping students today AND building an endowment that will help students long
into the future.
The 2011 Touchdowns for Education Team will take the field on Friday, September 30th
at 7:30 p.m. in the game against Reynolds High School. Since it is Homecoming, a
terrific crowd is expected. It will be a great night to have your business, group, or
club announced
throughout the
evening as a
member of the
Touchdowns for
Education Team!
Contact the Davie
Community
Foundation at
(336) 753-6903
for more
information about
securing your
spot on the team!
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Welcoming new patients
Our pediatric practice in
Mocksville is growing
Brenner Children’s Hospital offers pediatric
expertise and compassionate care at its
convenient Mocksville location.
Dr. Clio Austin
Dr. Clio Austin and Dr. Shasta Helsel
welcome Dr. Laura Forster, who joins them
at the practice in September 2011.
Dr. Shasta Helsel
Dr. Laura Forster
113 Marketplace Drive
Mocksville
First-time patient? Call or visit:
336-716-WAKE (9253) • 888-716-WAKE (toll-free)
WakeHealth.edu
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Four Ways to Beat
Back-to-School Weight Gain
Contributed by Clio H. Austin, M.D. and Shasta Helsel, M.D., Wake Forest Baptist Health,
Brenner Children’s Hospital, Pediatrics – Mocksville
We’ve all heard about the Freshman 15, the dreaded weight gain teens sometimes
experience during their first year of college. But did you know that younger children
can also pack on unwanted pounds when school begins? We’ve seen it in enough of
our patients to know that it’s a pretty common occurrence.
Unwanted weight gain — an increase that pushes your child over the desired
weight range for their age — can happen when children become less active and eat
fewer fresh fruits and vegetables during the school year. So while your child’s summer
may have been filled with swimming, playing and eating lots of garden produce, their
school year can bring many hours of prolonged sitting and unhealthy eating. To help
make sure this doesn’t happen, here are a few healthy guidelines:
1.
Dr. Clio H. Austin
2.
3.
Dr. Shasta Helsel
4.
tart the day off right:
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A healthy morning meal should be low in sugar and include 100 percent juice,
low-fat milk, and multigrain bread or cereal. You might be surprised to
discover there are many great tasting cereals that are both low in sugar and
high in whole grains. When you're doing your grocery shopping, check labels
to be sure.
Pack a nutritious lunch:
The Davie County school system strives to offer students healthy lunches, but
if you choose to pack your child's lunch instead, do so wisely. A sandwich with
whole-grain bread, vegetables, low-fat cheese and low-fat, low-sodium deli
meat is a great choice. It's also surprisingly easy to find low-calorie snacks your
child will enjoy, such as baked chips, pre-packaged 100-calorie snacks, or a
favorite fruit.
Skip fast food for family dinners:
The school year is a busy time, so look for time-saving meals that still allow
you to use healthy ingredients like vegetables, lean meats and whole grains.
One option is to make dishes ahead of time and freeze them to enjoy at a later
date — say, an evening when you have to dash off to a soccer match or
band concert.
Encourage after-school and weekend activities:
Your child may no longer have all day to play outside, but you should allow
them to spend time outdoors after school and on
weekends. Extracurricular group sports can also
provide exercise. And for indoor time,
allow activity promoting games like
Wii Sports and Fit.
With these changes, your child can be just as
healthy during the school year as they were
during the summer months.
Dr. Laura Forster, Dr. Clio H. Austin
and Dr. Shasta Helsel of PediatricsMocksville.
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Flood Insurance – Maybe You
Don’t Need It or Are Paying Too Much
Contributed by Jeff Allen, PLS
If you have ever sat at the closing table of a real estate transaction involving a loan
from a bank, you know that the fees for the various line items can become a large
sum. Although it’s one of the smallest fees, the flood zone determination is necessary
by federal law. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), within the
Department of Homeland Security, requires all federally insured banks to require the
homeowner to purchase flood insurance if the structure is within a Special Flood
Hazard Area (SFHA). This is determined by a Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM).
The first FIRMs for Davie County were introduced in 1978, and have been revised
a few times, most recently in 2009. The newest version produced a much more
accurate determination of the flood zones we have here in Davie County. This may
have caused some homes that were previously in a flood hazard area to be removed;
and some that were not, to now be included. The average homeowner may not
know their situation unless they re-finance. I have received many calls in the past
couple years from people who have been informed that they must purchase flood
insurance. This can be several hundred dollars a year, and it may not be necessary.
The good news is that a more detailed survey of any structure can be performed to
appeal to FEMA and show that the lowest floor of the house is above the flood
elevation. Each foot of height above the Base Flood Elevation changes the price of
insurance. A Professional Land Surveyor can provide
this in the form of an Elevation
Certificate that the homeowner
can use to submit a Letter of
Map Amendment (LOMA).
Jeff Allen, PLS
Allen Geomatics, P.C.
The average homeowner
may not know
their situation unless
they re-finance.
I’ll be happy to help with
this issue or any other Land
Surveying needs you may have.
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DAVIE COUNTY
PUBLIC LIBRARY
• Read a best seller
• Learn a language
• Start a business
Davie Allergy
& Asthma Clinic
Comprehensive Adult and Pediatric Allergy Care
The very
best place
to start!
• Find a job
• Research family
history
• Enjoy Story Time
Board Certified Allergist / Immunologist
Personalized Adult & Pediatric Allergy Care
Same Week Appointments • Accepting Most Insurance
Richard C. Herring, M.D.
• Seasonal Allergies
• Allergen Immunotherapy
• Asthma
• Eczema
• Food Allergies
• Bee Sting Allergies
• Hives
• Drug Allergies
• Skin Allergies
• Chronic Sinus Infections
• Headaches
• Recurrent Infections
336.998.3833
New Patients Welcome!
Located in Kinderton above
Davie Dermatology
108 Dornach Way, Suite 200
www.DavieAllergy.com
371 N. Main Street • Mocksville
Cooleemee Shopping Center • Cooleemee
www.library.daviecounty.org
Advertising and Marketing consultant
Specializing in media buying and post-analysis
Production of flyers,newsletters, presentations
Angie Jordan, Owner
909-4327
[email protected]
www.newleafsalesandmarketing.com
God’s
Green
Earth
lawn service & stump grinding
Justin Horne, Insured
Specializing in lawn care and stump grinding.
Call for a free estimate!
Office: 336.492.2540 Cell: 336.354.3773
www.godsgreenearthlawnservice.com
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hillsdale dental
www.hillsdaledental.com
Come & Visit Us!
“Comprehensive, conservative, quality
dental care for the entire family.”
•12 chair office with picture windows and
streaming music providing a relaxing
experience for patients
•Advanced technological services
with all digital charting
•Emergency services available
•Follow us on Facebook
Adam T. Dorsett, DDS &
Jason T. Moore, DDS, PA
127 Royal Troon Lane
Advance, NC 27006
www.hillsdaledental.com
336.998.2427
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Davie Farm Service
Locally
Owned &
Operated for
59 Years!
For over 59 years, we have been Davie County’s
best source for all your agricultural and farm supply
needs. Our mission is to provide farmers, homeowners
and dealers with quality products, services and
superior growing solutions all year long.
As part of the Southern States family, we provide
knowledgeable service along with quality
products. We’ve got everything you need to
make YOUR garden grow better. Have
questions? Just ask us…we’re the experts!
Party World
Residential & Commercial • Design/Build,
Lawn Care & Maintenance Operations
Table Covers
Gift Wrap
Tickets • Horns
Candles
Streamers
Balloons • Leis
Table Cover Rolls
Skirting
Centerpieces
Cutlery
Doilies
Stickers
Confetti
Wristbands
Wigs • Makeup
Costumers
Banners
Crepe Paper
Noisemakers
“Providing Benchmark Landscape
Services Since 1979”
Everything
for Your Party!
116 Wilkesboro Street
Mocksville 336.751.5021
[email protected]
Visit www.southernstates.com for a full product line!
Blakley Landscape Services, Inc.
James Blakley
336.998.7196
www.Blakleyls.com
3414 Kinnamon Village
Commons (Corner of
Kinnamon & 158 in the Food
Lion Shopping Center)
778.1988
Mon-Thurs & Sat 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Friday 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Check out Party Tips on our blog
at MyPartyWorld.wordpress.com
Custom Homes
Additions & Sunrooms
Kitchen &
Bath Remodels
Basement Remodels
Giving Back...
Deliciously...
Visit Carvel Ice Cream and Yadkin
Valley Frozen Yogurt for refreshing
treats! Want to raise money for
your school? Contact us for dates
when we donate 20% of sales to
PTAs in Davie County.
Try a Carvel Ice Cream cake for your
next party or celebration!
Come by to view our full selection
of delicious cakes!
236 NC Hwy 801 N • Advance
(In the Lowe’s Foods Shopping Center)
998.9200
Welcome Back to School
Davie County Schools
Students and Staff!
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When we build
your home, your
satisfaction with our
process and your
Building Design
continued pride of
Contact Melissa Johnson
ownership are our
(336) 414-4908
top priorities.
www.ckjbuilders.com
CKJ
&
Superior service • Exceeding
standards • Customer satisfaction
where quality & customer service is everything
Creating Happy Kids Smiles!
Contributed by Gina Spangler, DDS, MS and Gail Rohlfing, DDS, MS
Tooth decay is one of the most common childhood diseases and yet 90% of
it is preventable. Dental decay is five times more common than asthma and 25% of
all preschoolers between the ages of 2 and 5 already have a cavity. The American
Academy of Pediatric Dentists suggests that your child be seen by a dentist by age 1.
Pediatric dentists practice preventative dentistry. Preventative dentistry for children
requires parental involvement with daily oral care at home as well as visits to the
dentist at least 2 times per year.
By following some simple steps you can start your child off to a lifetime of healthy
dental habits:
1. Wipe out your child’s mouth after feedings — even before teeth erupt.
2. Begin brushing with toddler toothpaste, twice a day as soon as teeth erupt.
3. Never put a baby to bed with a bottle.
4. Water only for at-will drinking (bottle, sippy cup, and cup).
5. Wean your baby from a bottle by age 12-14 months.
6. Use frozen teething rings and appropriate amount of acetaminophen
for teething pain.
7. Avoid sweetened and/or acidic beverages, including juice.
8. Limit sweets and sticky fermentable carbohydrates.
9. Watch child around furniture as they learn to
walk and remove obstacles.
10. See a pediatric dentist by age 1.
Ring in the
School Days...
Drs. Spangler, Rohlfing and Isharani specialize in caring
for children from infancy through adolescence and those
with special needs. We provide excellent service and care
for children in a very fun atmosphere.
Let your
smile lead
the way!
If you are on Facebook be sure to check us out at Spangler
& Rohlfing Pediatric Dentistry to get your healthy smile
tip of the day. We will answer your questions and provide
interesting information for you and your family!
This month is Back to School and
back to your normal routine. That
means dental routines, too! The
American Academy of Pediatric
Dentistry recommends a dental
check-up at least twice a year for
most children; however, some children
may need more frequent dental visits.
Make an appointment with Spangler
& Rohlfing Pediatric Dentistry today
to find out what the best dental
routine is for your child – and keep
‘em smiling all year long!
1544 N. Peace Haven Road • Winston-Salem, NC
336-768-1332
www.happykidssmiles.com
Gina Spangler, DDS, MS
Gail Rohlfing, DDS, MS
Sona Isharani, DDS
Visit us on Facebook &
Twitter, or scan the QR
code to visit our website.
Welcoming new patients. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that your child visit a dentist by age 1.
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Back in Time: Center Community
Contributed by Ellen Newman
What’s it like growing up in a small community where everybody knows your
name? Just ask anyone from Center – they’ll probably tell you “there’s no place like
home.” The large families of yesteryear are shrinking in number, but familiar names
are still on the roster at Center United Methodist Church, established in 1830.
Old Time Revivals were held under the Arbor; the 135-year old rustic structure was
built with hand-hewn oak trees from local landowner Billy Tutterow. It was put together
with wooden pegs, lit by pine torches, then oil lamps, and later wired for electricity.
Ellen Newman
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Before electricity had been made available in the area, Luke Tutterow had a Delco power
system installed in his general store and home, and ran it to the church and the
Arbor. The L.M. Tutterow General Store ran during the 1920s up through the 1950s.
Settlers, some descended from Daniel Boone, married and grew the population to
about 50 families. They were united by civic pride. In 1975, their Community
Development Association was recognized by the Northwest Development
Association with its highest award.
Monroe Cope’s service station was a “hub of activity” in the 1960s and 70s. It’s where
you could get a Brownie chocolate drink, and “chew the fat” with your neighbors.
The couch always seemed to be covered in newspapers. The store was in operation
from the 1950s through the 1990s. The Center BBQ Fair has taken place on the
2nd weekend of September since 1957. It was started to raise money for the first
volunteer fire department. Pork shoulders are slow-cooked on a pit, served with
“eastern style” vinegar based dip and “yellow” slaw.
What would a county fair be without exhibits, like prize-winning pumpkins
and quilts? Competing for cash and ribbons, in both adult and junior divisions,
categories include horticulture, culinary, art and photography.
Back in time, Center was a close knit community of hard working people who took
pride in their church and ancestral ties. The same values and beliefs have been
passed on for generations, and Center is still a good place to call home.
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Photo Courtesy of Ray Tutterow
L.M. Tutterow Store
Photo Courtesy of Ray Tutterow
Center Fair, 1973
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Davie County Library
Center Fair, 1973
Center Fair, 1973
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• Displays, Posters & Signs
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• Advertising Campaigns
• Catalogs & Directories
• Newsletters & Publications
• Website Design
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• Promotional DVDs or CDs
• PowerPoint Presentations
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Plus full lines of Professional Products
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The Mebane Foundation
would like to wish you well as you begin
another school year—may this be your
most successful year yet!!!
To learn more, go to
www.mebanefoundation.com and
www.daviecountystem.org
Davie Place
A Caring, Assisted-Living Community
Davie Place is a 69 capacity, adult care home. Nineteen beds are dedicated to secure memory care residents,
licensed by the state of North Carolina, and monitored by local
government, community groups and family members.
Our door is always open to goals of excellence and continued
long-term care for Davie County.
337 Hospital Street Ext. Mocksville, NC 27028
(336) 751-2175 E-mail: [email protected]
Secured 19 bed, Memory Care Unit
Historic Mocksville
Within walking distance to urgent care, social services, drug store, restaurants, funeral home and doctor’s offices
Medical and social transportation
Dedicated, loving staff
Medication administered, 24-hour staffing
Routine laundry and cleaning
Dietary meals with special therapeutic diets
Local Mocksville doctor with in-house visits
Three dining rooms
Assistance with daily living activities
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Meet the
Family
Over the summer, DavieLiFE magazine had the
privilege to meet Davie County School’s new
superintendent, Dr. Darrin Hartness. In addition
to learning about him and his plans for the school
system, we were introduced to his lovely family
who we believe will make the transition to DC
quite well. We hope you enjoy this interview
with Dr. Darrin Hartness, as much as we did.
DavieLiFE: Tell us a little bit about your family.
Dr. Hartness: My wife, Lisa, and I have been married for 22
years. We have been blessed with two daughters, Madison and
Molly. Madison will be a sophomore at Davie High School, and
Molly will be an 8th grader at South Davie Middle School. Our
family is extremely close; the girls are best buddies. We strive to
build our relationship on the foundation of Christ and His Word.
DavieLiFE: I know that you mentioned that your wife is from
Davie County and graduated from DHS. Where did the two
of you meet?
Dr. Hartness: Lisa and I met while we were both working at a
church youth camp in Charlotte, NC, during our teen years.
Shortly thereafter, I began making the 72-mile commute from
my home in Gastonia to Cooleemee, on a regular basis. Lisa
and I married while in college.
DavieLiFE: Other than your wife being from here, what did
you know about Davie County before coming to the area?
Did anything in particular draw you to the area?
Dr. Hartness: After graduating from Appalachian State University,
Lisa and I lived in Davie County for 3 years. Since that time, we
have visited my in-laws frequently. Over the past 20 years, I
have followed the progress of Davie County Schools, being
particularly interested in their academic success and technology
initiatives. Quality schools, a caring community, and proximity
to extended family were three important factors in my decision
to apply for the superintendency.
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Welcome back!
SPECIAL
PULL OUT
SECTION!
Message from the Superintendent:
Welcome back! I am looking forward to the 2011-12 school
year as your new superintendent! I am excited to be part of a
community that truly cares about our public schools and has an
unwavering love for children. It is evident that Davie County
citizens are proud of our schools, and every day, we will be
looking for new ways to make them even better places for our
children to learn. Davie County Schools is a place where all
children can grow academically, identify and develop their own
talents and leadership skills, and find success. As we prepare our
students to become the next generation of citizens, they must be able
to compete and succeed in our globally interconnected world. In
order to be competitive and successful, we are committed to
providing a quality education through rich, rigorous, and relevant
learning experiences for every child we serve.
As I visited around the district this summer, I saw enrichment
experiences for both students and our teachers. I visited
teachers being trained about how to incorporate robotics in our
classrooms as we continue our focus on science, technology,
engineering, and math (STEM). Davie County Schools is
blessed with outstanding teachers! As I reviewed testing data
from this past year, I saw that our students are continuing to
make significant growth in the area of reading. Reading is a
foundational skill necessary for success in all other academic
areas and in life. Parents, you are our
greatest educational partners, and I
appreciate all you do to encourage
and continue the academic growth of
your child at home! I would also
encourage members of our community
to consider joining the many volunteers
who spend time with children in our
schools supporting the learning process or
having lunch with a child. If you are
interested in a tremendously rewarding volunteer experience, contact
one of our principals to find out where your talents can be used in
our schools!
I cannot wait to see you in our schools or in the community!
We will work together in the coming months and years as we
strive to always do what is best for the children. Have a fantastic
2011-12 school year!
Darrin L. Hartness, Ed.D.
Superintendent
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race, color, national origin, sex, religion, disability, or age in its activities and
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First Day for Students
Labor Day Holiday
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Early Release, Mandated Curriculum
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October 20 End of 2nd Month
October 26 End of 1st Grading Period
October 26 Early Release, Mandated
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October 27 Required Professional Day, Mandated
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October 28 Professional Day*
November 11 Veteran’s Day Holiday
November 22 End of 3rd Month
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November 24-25Thanksgiving Holidays
December 19-21 Annual Leave Days
December 22-23 Christmas Holidays
December 26-29 Annual Leave Days
December 30 New Year’s Day Holiday
January 6 End of 4th Month
January 16 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday
January 20 End of Semester
January 23 Professional Day*
January 24 Required Professional Day, Mandated
February 8 End of 5th Month
February 21 Early Release, Mandated Curriculum
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March 29 Early Release, Mandated Curriculum
March 29 End of 3rd Grading Period
March 30 Required Professional Day, Mandated
April 5 End of 7th Month
April 9 Easter Holiday (Spring break begins)
April 10 Annual Leave Day
April 11-13 Break Days
May 10 End of 8th Month
May 28 Memorial Day Holiday
June 8 Last Day for Students, Early Release
June 11-12 Required Professional Day
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Professional Days*
Shuttle Buses am/pm
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August 19 Professional Day*, No HS Classes
September 5 Labor Day Holiday
September 16 Early Release, Shuttle Buses pm
September 29 Early Release, Staff Development
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October 14 & 21 Professional Days*, No HS Classes
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October 27-28 Shuttle Busses am/pm
November 11 Veteran’s Day Holiday, No HS Classes
November 23-25 Thanksgiving Break
December 12-15 DCCC Exams
December 16 Exams, Early Release Shuttles pm
December 19 Exams, End of Semester,
Shuttles am/Early Release pm
Dec. 20-Jan. 4 Winter Holidays/Break
(*Staff should note professional days.)
January 9 DCCC Classes begin
January 16 Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday
January 23-24 Shuttle Buses am/pm
January 27 Early Release/Shuttle buses pm
February 10 Professional Day*, No HS Classes
February 21 Early Release, Staff Development
March 5-9 Spring Break, No HS or
College Classes
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March 23 Professional Day*, No HS Classes
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Shuttle Buses am/pm
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April 9-13
Shuttle Buses am/pm
April 20 Professional Day*, No HS Classes
May 7-10
DCCC Exams
May 18, 21-22 Exams, Early Release Shuttles pm
May 23 Exams, End of Semester,
Early Release Shuttles pm
MAKE UP DAYS: December 20, January 4, January 3,
March 5, May 24, May 25, May 29, Saturdays
There is no school for students designated as
annual leave, holiday, required professional,
professional days or break days.
Approved by the Davie County Board of
Education on June 7, 2011
Eaton Funeral Service, Inc.
Family to Family,
Generation to Generation
325 N. Main Street
(336) 751-2148
www.eatonfuneralservice.com
Carl & Kim Lambert
DavieLiFE.com
www.davie.k12.nc.us
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www.davie.k12.nc.us
Administrative Offices – Central Office
Superintendent, Board Policies, Career &
Technical, Curriculum, Facilities Management,
Finance, Human Resources, Public
Information & Community Schools,
Safety Committee, Technology
220 Cherry Street • Mocksville, NC 27028
336-751-5921 • 336-751-9013 Fax
Central Davie Education Center
220 Campbell Road • Mocksville, NC 27028
336-751-2751 Child Nutrition
336-753-1424 Exceptional Children
336-751-0016 Preschool
336-751-7704 Student Services
336-751-7223 Testing & Accountability Services
336-751-3147 Fax
Facility Maintenance Department
201 South Davie Drive • Mocksville, NC 27028
336-751-1991 • 336-751-5619 Fax
School Bus Transportation Dept.
1073 Salisbury Road • Mocksville, NC 27028
336-751-2627 • 336-751-1567 Fax
Schools
Central Davie Academy
North Davie Middle School
Cooleemee Elementary School
Pinebrook Elementary School
160 Campbell Road • Mocksville, NC 27028
336-751-5712 • 336-751-5719 Fax
136 Marginal Street • Cooleemee, NC 27014
336-284-2581 • 336-284-6618 Fax
Cornatzer Elementary School
497 Farmington Road • Mocksville, NC 27028
336-998-5555 • 336-998-7233 Fax
477 Pinebrook School Road • Mocksville, NC 27028
336-998-3868 • 336-940-5663 Fax
Shady Grove Elementary School
552 Cornatzer Road • Mocksville, NC 27028
336-940-5097 • 336-940-5647 Fax
3179 Cornatzer Road • Advance, NC 27006
336-998-4719 • 336-998-7024 Fax
Davie County Early College High School
South Davie Middle School
Davie County High School
William R. Davie Elementary School
Mocksville Elementary School
William Ellis Middle School
Davidson County Community College Campus
336-753-0888 • 336-751-6021 Fax
336-751-5905 • 336-751-4597 Fax
295 Cemetery Street • Mocksville, NC 27028
336-751-2740 • 336-751-4883 Fax
700 Hardison Street • Mocksville, NC 27028
336-751-5941 • 336-751-5656 Fax
3437 US Highway 601 N • Mocksville, NC 27028
336-492-5421 • 336-492-2699 Fax
144 William Ellis Drive • Advance, NC 27006
336-998-2007 • 336-998-6249 Fax
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Cages, Special Needs Cheer Team,
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162 Hillsdale West Dr. • Advance
www.inflightgymnasium.com
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DavieLiFE: How long have you been in the field of education?
At what stage in your life did you decide you wanted a career in
education, or did you always know you would be an educator?
Dr. Hartness: This is my 21st year as an educator. I made the
decision to go into the educational field while I attended high
school. There, I had a drafting teacher who was not only a positive
role model, but was also instrumental in helping me to discover my
strengths. He encouraged me to truly consider my life after high
school. While I applied and was accepted into the College of
Architecture at UNC Charlotte, I knew that my family could not
afford this route. This teacher’s advice led me to also apply for a NC
Teaching Fellows Scholarship. This scholarship kick-started my
career as an educator.
DavieLiFE: Did you ever have any unique or interesting jobs
before becoming an educator?
Dr. Hartness: I have worked since age 15, including working in a
cotton mill, a Christian bookstore, and Kentucky Fried Chicken.
One of my most interesting jobs was being a college husband
while working for the ASU Police Department.
DavieLiFE: What are some things you are interested in
doing to become more familiar with the area, as well as
members of the community?
Dr. Hartness: I have already begun to participate in Rotary. I plan
to attend community events, as well as school academic and
athletic events. My family and I will also be visiting area churches.
We truly look forward to getting to know our neighbors.
DavieLiFE: What would the community be surprised to know
about you? Any interesting hobbies or achievements?
Dr. Hartness: In my spare time, I enjoy woodworking and
building furniture. Our girls have enjoyed picking out some pieces
from the Pottery Barn catalog and having me attempt to duplicate
them. I play a bit of bass guitar and banjo. Madison and
Molly say that I am a techno geek, I am always
interested in new technologies.
I was in the very first class of NC Teaching Fellows,
and the first NC Teaching Fellow to serve as a school
superintendent. I have been North Carolina’s
Technology Educator of the Year, and NCASCD’s
Outstanding Young Educator.
Last summer was a fun experience when I was
featured in a NC Education Lottery commercial on
site at Mount Airy High School. My girls had fun
seeing a “Hollywood set” and Daddy being “fixed
up” by a make-up artist to air on television.”
Hartness Family—
Welcome to Davie County!
A special thank you to Jessica Marie Photography
for the wonderful images that were captured during
this very fun photo shoot!
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Serving All Families
with Young Children.
What is the Early Childhood Resource Center?
Smart Start’s Early Childhood Resource Center offers parents and child care providers FREE access
to quality games, books, puzzles, and more! Come see what we have to offer you!
Dozens of activity kits can be
checked out, including:
• Kindergarten Readiness
• Dinosaurs
• Puppets
• Fire Safety
In the center you will also find:
• Parenting and childcare resources
• Diecuts
• Big books
• Laminators
Learning through play is ideal! Interactions with parents builds brainpower and social
emotional skills that prepare children for success in school and beyond. Is your child ready?
Did you know 90% of brain growth is complete by age 5?
What are you waiting for? Give your child a Smart Start!
We’d like to wish everyone a
“Smart Start” to the school year!
965 Yadkinville Rd.
336.751.2113
www.daviesmartstart.org
of Davie County
Discover Learning – Birth to Five
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Are you a professional
in career transition?
Do you suddenly find yourself having to relearn job-seeking skills?
Examples of sessions include :
• Developing your personal brand
• Use of social media in job searching
• Turbo charge your resumé (resumé
critiqued by panel of professionals)
• Earn Career Readiness Certification
which is recognized by major
industries
September 12 – December 14
Mondays and Wednesdays
9 a.m. – Noon
open enrollment, attend lab
sessions on any date
tuition/fees: $180*
*Waived for unemployed workers and
those notified of impending layoffs
336.998.3220
Art Works in Davie County!
The upcoming 2011-12 Season of Applause has everyone talking! The
Righteous Brothers’, Bill Medley, opens the season on Saturday, September 17
with raw, emotional R&B still enjoyed by audiences of all ages. The Righteous
Brothers’ signature song, You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’, is the most played in the
history of American radio. Members of the audience will feel the beat of other
hits such as Unchained Melody and I’ve Had the Time of My Life. Doyle Lawson
and Quicksilver will perform on the Brock stage Saturday, November 5 playing
their famous gospel bluegrass music. Giannini Brass will appear January 28
doing songs that everyone loves such as Pink Panther, Moon River, Strike Up the
Band, Tuxedo Junction and many more. Next, and far from least, will be Little Anthony
and The Imperials singing their well-known hits, Tears on My Pillow, Goin’ Out of My
Head, Hurt So Bad, Make It Easy on Yourself and many more. The last show of the
Season will be a professional touring company’s presentation of the musical Stand By
Your Man, the story of Tammy Wynette’s life. For ticket information please call the
Box Office (Mon.-Fri., Noon until 5 p.m.) at 336.751.3000 or visit the arts council’s
website at www.daviearts.org.
Brock Performing Arts Center
ArtWorks, the arts council’s visual arts committee has planned a year of art exhibits
for the Brock Gallery. Their year will begin in August with Beyond Reason, a multimedia art competition. During October and November, the gallery will showcase
Uncommon Threads, a juried fiber art exhibit. A prospectus for each art exhibit is
available in the lobby of the Brock Performing Arts Center.
Arts In Education programs have been planned for all twelve of the Davie County
Schools. First, the Kindergarten and First Grade classes will enjoy having StageWorks
from Charlotte demonstrate how stories can be put into motion. Other curriculum
based performances will be given by the North Carolina Shakespeare Festival, and
award-winning PBS productions by EbZb Productions entitled, War Bonds and
Wrights of Passage will be presented to other grade levels. Third Graders will travel to
the Brock Performing Arts Center to see Open Dream Works’ presentation entitled,
Red Planet. Fifth Graders will learn valuable history as Bright Star Children’s Theatre
perform Heroes of the Underground Railroad. In all there will be seven companies
doing multiple performances in the schools.
This year’s Artist In Residence will be Davie County’s own award winning
woodcarver, Clint Miller. Mr. Miller will spend a day in each of our twelve
schools demonstrating his art while telling students about the impact of
woodcarving in history and he will be throwing in a little of how
woodcarving relates to science.
Nikki
Meet “NIKKI”, a beautiful,
energetic, tan-and-cream
Basenji/Shepherd Mix girl
rescued by the Humane
Society of Davie County from
the county-operated animal
shelter. She’s very
sociable and would make an
excellent hiking or
running partner! She enjoys bei
ng with other
dogs and likes to run and play!
She’s spayed,
up-to-date on shots with an est
imated
birthdate of February 14, 2010.
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Marketplace
FOCUS
Welcome
Back to
School!
•New shoes and boots
•Handbags and jewelry
•Baby equipment
•Household items
•Accessories
•Toys, movies, music
•Games & books
•Formal wear
•Wedding wear &
accessories
•Clothing: mens, womens,
teens, kids & babies
•Precious Moments &
collectibles
We are not just a baby store. Come in and join our family.
www.familyaffairconsignment.com
5248 US Hwy 158 • Advance • 998-2998
1083 Salisbury Road
336.753.8090
Monday-Friday 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Saturday 8 a.m. – 1 p.m.
The Davie Marketplace offers unique
advertising opportunities for small and
seasonal businesses. Advertising in the
Davie Marketplace provides you with
12 weeks of advertising, both in print
and on the DavieLiFE website. To learn more
about advertising in the Davie
Marketplace, contact us at 941.3090
or [email protected].
Advance Family & Sports Medicine Center, PLLC
Your
Business
Family Practice & Sports Medicine
Walter A. Ezeigbo, M.D.
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infants, children and adults
both for acute, chronic
and sports injuries.
Saturday morning hours available.
Accepting major insurance including
Medicare and Medicaid.
169 Yadkin Valley Rd • Suite 101
(off Exit 180B Bermuda Run)
Advance, NC 27006
940.2659
Kennita’s
Main St. Styles
Mention this ad for
2 Off
Haircut
$
Stylists: Kennita Price & Jennifer Burgio
335 N. Main St. • Mocksville
753.1195
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Screenprinting • Vinyl Graphics
Ask About Discount Offers
Davie
Representative
Marketplace
FOCUS
Personalized Gifts
Angie Hall Bailey
Executive Director
Julia
Howard
North Carolina House of
Representatives, 79th District
Raleigh Address:
State Legislative Building
16 W. Jones St. Room 1106
Raleigh, NC 27601-1096
(919) 733-5904 office
(919) 754-3182 fax
[email protected]
336.941.7020
[email protected]
Shop Online: www.mythirtyone.com/angiebailey
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The Tire Shop
NC Licensed
Makeup Artist
Brakes, Oil Changes,
Alignments & Tires
5240 US Hwy 158 • Advance
Mon - Fri 7:30am-6pm
Sat 7:30 - 2pm
336-998-8139
by
Will travel to you for any event. Offering Special
discounts, bonus cards & gift certificates
Now offering $10 per face make-over parties.
For a limited time. Ask for more details.
[email protected]
www.makeupbyaudrey.vpweb.com
336.505.9403
Davie Marketplace FOCUS:
A Family Affair Consignment
Lois and James Haas are the owners of A Family Affair Consignment, located in
Hillsdale. Proud to reside in Davie County themselves, the couple prides itself on
being a Christian, family owned business. The store opened for business in
October of 2010 and is designed as a store that the whole family can enjoy.
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Often mistaken as just a baby consignment store,
A Family Affair Consignment offers so much more!
In addition to the wonderful baby items and equipment
you see displayed outside of the store, the inside of the
store is even more plentiful. Offering a collection of
Precious Moments, Willow Tree Figurines and Build-A-Bear…. treasures abound at
A Family Affair! In addition, inventory includes new shoes, handbags, jewelry and
accessories, toys, games, movies, music, household items, hand crafted items, books and
more — the list just goes on and on!
As you can see, the store is unique due to the variety of merchandise it carries. As
you would expect, clothing for men, women, teens and children is available, but
apparel options are endless. Whether you are looking for a wedding dress, formal
wear, scrubs for nursing, or even a special item for the family pet, be sure to check
out A Family Affair Consignment — they may have just what you are looking for!
Davie Marketplace FOCUS:
Thirty-One Personalized Gifts
Angie Bailey is proud to be a Thirty-One Independent
Consultant, serving our area. Making it a focus of her
business to celebrate, encourage and reward women;
Bailey makes great efforts to ensure Thirty-One Gift
products are gift-able, high quality, easy to sell, cleverly
and functionally designed and affordable. Bailey offers a variety of ways
for you to order and promises to provide you with unparalleled
customer service and can even help you make the best decisions for
buying for yourself or for others. Now is a great time to shop as Thirty
One has an early release of their new backpacks, thermal totes and
pencil pouches — all on sale through August 31st.
Available to bounce fashion ideas off of, Bailey provides just the
right advice and guidance. In addition, there are four convenient
ways to order products: home parties, Parties To Go, catalog
parties or online ordering through her personal website at
www.mythirtyone.com/angiebailey. Helping you order just the right
products to fit your needs is Bailey’s number one priority. Plus, she
is always interested in sharing with others what it means to be a
Thirty One Consultant. “If you feel that what I do sounds fun,
contact me for more information on becoming a Thirty-One
Consultant. I’d love to tell you about my success and have you
join Team Bailey – Women With Faith (WWF).” For more
information on Thirty One Gifts, contact Angie Bailey at
336-941-7020 or by e-mail at [email protected].
Gracie
“GRACIE”, a beautiful blue merle
smooth-coat Collie mix was
he county-operated animal
shelter. Gracie has a happy per
sonality and is
very energetic and loves to run
, enjoys
attention and would do best
in a home with
no cats. She’s spayed, up-to-da
te on shots and
is about 1 ½ years old. She wo
uld make a great
addition to an active househo
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Chamber Deals Coming Soon
Interested in saving 40 % or more on useful products and services in
our community? What if those savings meant that you could not only
support the local business community but also Davie County schools too?
Well, get ready to do both with ChamberDeals.org, a new program the
Davie County Chamber of Commerce will be rolling out as the new school year
gets under way.
ChamberDeals.org partners with Chambers of Commerce throughout the country by
offering free online deals from local businesses that are typically at
a 40% discount or more. A small portion of the revenue generated from each
purchased “deal’ is donated to the chamber and the local schools. These funds
allow Chambers to offer more services for members and be a vital economic
engine for their community. Money for the schools will enhance the PTO/PTA’s
fundraising efforts so they continue to offer new programs. Participating
chamber member businesses also receive a portion of the revenue, a lot of
free advertising and customers who will go to their business to redeem
their purchased deal.
DCS
It will be easy to take advantage of these online deals offered through ChamberDeals.org.
Once the program goes live in Davie County – you need only register on the site
to begin receiving daily emails from ChamberDeals.org announcing the
Real Deal of the Day. There will be other deals listed on the site as well so
you can browse through the offers to buy what suits you. Like other
online deal programs – it’s easy to use but the rewards are far greater
because your purchases support local businesses, the Chamber and Davie
County Schools.
So, sign up, start saving and give back
where it counts most – Davie County!
¿Tiene usted un niño menor de 5 años?
Do you have a child under 5?
¿Está embarazada o lactando?
Are you pregnant or breastfeeding?
WIC provides:
healthy food
health referrals
breastfeeding support
nutrition information
Applicants must live in North Carolina,
meet income guidelines and have an
identiﬁed nutrition/medical risk factor.
about WIC…
Visit nutritionnc.com
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
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For more
information,
contact the
Davie County
Health
Department at
336-753-6750
WIC proporciona:
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gratuitamente alimentos saludables
referencias de salud
ayuda durante lactancia
información sobre nutrición
Los solicitantes deben vivir en Carolina
del Norte, cumplir con ciertos requisitos
de ingresos y tener un factor de riesgo
nutricional o médico identificado.
Para más información…
Visite nutritionnc.com
WIC es un programa con igualdad de oportunidades.
Duchess
Reserve your
space now
for the 2011
Holiday Issue
of DavieLiFE!
“DUCHESS”, a tan-and-black
boxer/shepherd mix, was
the county-operated animal
shelter. She’s a very
playful girl that enjoys playing
with people, kids,
dogs and toys. She’s spayed, up
-to-date on shots,
with an estimated birthdate of
March 17, 2011
and will need basic puppy tra
ining and the time
needed for a puppy.
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Deadline is Tuesday
October 4, 2011
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Power
Equipment
336.751.WDSL
5,000 Watts
Contact [email protected]
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Inspire Believe Achieve
Our vision at Big Brothers Big Sisters is that ALL children achieve
success in life. We work hard to provide children facing adversity
with strong and enduring, professionally supported 1-to-1
relationships that change their lives for the better, forever. We don’t
do this alone. We partner with parents/guardians, volunteers and
others in the community and hold ourselves accountable for every
child in our program achieving higher aspirations, greater
confidence and better relationships. We work to ensure that our
children avoid risky behaviors and achieve educational success.
As we prepare for the upcoming school year, we have a question for
you…What will you do to help the children of davie county
achieve success in life? Will you donate, volunteer, or advocate?
There are many ways to get involved. Here are a few:
School Based Mentors: Volunteer one hour a week to work with a
child at one of our elementary or middle schools during the school day.
You may help with tutoring in reading & math, play a skill building
game, or just sit and talk. Adults, College students or High School
Seniors are eligible to apply.*
Site Based Mentors: Volunteer one hour a week to work with a child
at one of our after- school site locations during the hours of 3-6 pm.
Play games, toss the football, read a book together, create and art
project, help with homework, or just hang out. Adults, College students
or High School Students (9th grade & up) are eligible to apply.*
Community Based Mentors: Volunteer to spend one hour a week
with a child for a minimum of one year. You may visit an art gallery, go
to the movies, play tennis or basketball, go to a baseball game, visit the
library, cook a meal, tour a college campus…the possibilities are endless.
You must be at least 21 years old to apply to be a Big Brother, Big Sister
or Big Couple.*
Donate: Can’t be a volunteer? No problem. BBBS Davie is responsible
for raising 100% of its own funding. Support Big Brothers Big Sisters
financially through our Annual Campaign, General Contributions or
Bowl For Kids’ Sake event. Or contribute to the BBBS Scholarship Fund.
Other Ways: Sponsor an activity for our Wait
List kids. Donate school supplies/backpacks for
back-to-school. Believe in our mission and
want to get involved on a deeper level? Then it’s
time to learn more about becoming a BBBS
Board Member.
*All applicants must undergo a thorough screening
process including application, interview, background
and reference checks.
BBBS kids enjoyed a picnic full of
games, food and fun sponsored
by Hillsdale Baptist Church.
Congratulations to Caroline Lemons and Matt
Borlik on being named our High School Bigs of
the Year. Caroline is pictured here with her
parents, Rev. Barry & Donna Lemons.
These BBBS kids are preparing to take off on
their brand new bikes donated by Hanes
Brands/Sara Lee.
This page has been made possible
due to the generous support of:
Dustin is all smiles because he was just matched
with Big Couple, Bill & Pat Campbell.
Walmart Supercenter Open 24 hours
261 Cooper Creek Drive
336.751.1266
www.walmart.com
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Community Sponsor Page
Circa: January 12, 1993
A Storehouse For Jesus is an independent, non-profit, Christian ministry
helping those in need and reaching people with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
A Completely Volunteer Ministry
Everything is given freely, with no charges for services provided.
675 E. Lexington Rd. (Hwy. 64)
www.astorehouseforjesus.org
[email protected]
DM: 336-753-8081
MM: 336-753-8080
Matthew 25: 34-40
All Medical Ministries patients are Davie County residents, are within 200% of the Federal Poverty Level, and have no
insurance — including Medicare B and Medicaid.
2010 Medical Ministries Report:
Medical Ministries:
•Chiropractic Clinic: Every Tuesday
•Chronic Care Clinic: Every Tuesday
morning
•Dental Clinic: Twice a month (plus
emergencies seen in dentists’ offices)
•Diabetic Education: Every Tuesday
morning
•Eye Clinic: Once a month (plus
emergencies seen in opthomologists’ offices)
•GYN Clinic (Began 3/11): An all day
clinic, once every 3 months (plus
emergencies seen in a gynecologist’s office)
•Medical Clinics: 1st & 3rd Monday
afternoons & every Thursday evening
•Psychiatric Clinic (Began in 10/10):
3 Tuesdays each month
•Pharmacy: Monday and Wednesday
mornings; 1st & 3rd Monday afternoons;
Every Thursday evening
•Medical Clinics Patient Visits: 708
Clinics Held: 63
Value of Services Rendered: $115,759
•Chronic Care Clinic Patient Visits: 720
Clinics Held: 43
•Dental Clinic Patient Visits: 314
Clinics Held: 24
•Eye Clinic Patient Visits: 55
Clinics Held: 10
•Psychiatric Clinic Patient Visits: 9
Clinics Held: 4
•Pharmacy Visits: 4,430
Medications Dispensed: $15,617
Value of Medications
Dispensed: $1,617,563
This page has been made possible
due to the generous support of:
Volunteers welcomed & needed!
URGENT NEED for LABORATORY
TECHS and PHARMACISTS.
Storehouse would like to extend a special
“Thank You” to our Medical Ministries
volunteers, our financial donors, Blue
Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina, Davie
County Hospital, Davie County Health
Department, Diagnostic Pathologists,
LabCorp, N.C. Association of Free Clinics,
and Margaret C. Woodson Foundation
for their ongoing support and help with
the Medical Ministries.
*Patient Visits & Value of Services Rendered
does not include our patients seen in our
providers’ offices for dental, eye, and
gynecological emergencies.
Davie County owned business
1994 Rockford St. (601 S.)
Mt. Airy, NC 27030
336-786-8371
or 800-686-2056
www.simmonsnissan.com
Simmons Nissan is just a short drive up 601 South from Davie County. Great selection of new and preowned
vehicles, call if you’re looking for something specific and the folks at Simmons Nissan can help you find it!
Community Sponsor Page
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Giving Back to
Get Ready for Back-To-School
Contributed by Chris Brady, Executive Director, Davie Family YMCA
Back to school is an exciting time of year, but it also means that schedules fill up with
homework, class projects and more. For many parents in our community, getting
ready for the school year is a huge burden between shopping trips, childcare, and
mounting costs of extracurricular activities.
This year, the Davie Family YMCA partnered with local Title I schools and community
groups to help those families in need. As a partner with Walmart’s “Build a Backpack”
program, the Y is working with the United Way, the Rotary Club of Mocksville and
other civic organization to provide much-needed backpacks, supplies, as well as new
outfit and shoes for students at Mocksville and Cooleemee Elementary schools.
You can help by dropping off a new backpack at the Davie Family YMCA now
through August 18. New members will receive $49 off the joining fee at the Y for
backpack donations. Visit your local Walmart store to purchase school supplies to be
donated for local students.
Dedicated to fostering of youth development, the Davie Family
YMCA offers a range of youth sports led by enthusiastic staff and volunteers
promoting teamwork, confidence, responsibility, and character
development. Choose from T-ball, Flag Football, Soccer, Cheerleading,
and a Volleyball Skills Academy. We provide options
for all ages and ability levels. The Y also offers swim lessons, as well
as competitive swimming through the TYDE team, one of the largest
and most-respected swim teams in the state and across the country.
Chris Brady,
Executive Director
Davie Family YMCA
www.Facebook.com/
DavieFamilyYMCA
As the largest collective provider of childcare in the country, the
Y facilities provide a safe, affordable, and fun environment for kids
to grow socially, intellectually, and physically. We offer a variety of
packages to meet your Before and After School needs with structured
programs focused on building character, lasting relationships, and
developing new skills. Daily activities include Devotion and Character
Development, physical activity time, homework time, snack, arts and
crafts, science experiments, and more.
We’re excited to help families get ready to go back to school and wish
you a safe, successful and fun school year!
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Encouragement Café
“Luann, our station is missing a female perspective and we would like you to
prayerfully consider doing a show for women.”
“I’m not qualified,” I thought as I looked around. A stun gun could have produced
a more lively response. Did they really mean me?
As I agreed to prayerfully consider their request the words, “I’m not qualified,”
echoed in my head then burrowed into my heart.
Luann Prater
Encouragement Cafe
Have you been there? Has a God-sized challenge ever stepped into your life and
your first response was, “Who, me?”
Take heart, even the Bible greats shared our angst! Moses said, “Who am I?” Moses
couldn’t see the God-sized vision so he repeated the words I’ve said myself, “What if?”
I shared it with my husband, my pastor and the President of Proverbs 31 Ministries,
where I’m a speaker/author, and they all said the same thing, “You didn’t open this
door, God did, walk through it.”
Women share with each over coffee, so on May 30, 2009 Encouragement Cafe
with Luann & Friends, was born. It’s a one-hour talk show discussing topics that
concern every woman. The need for the listener to continue the conversation once
the show was over spurred the launch of our website and Facebook page.
The connection is so real, women ask if they can stop by the cafe for a visit. Now we
give them that opportunity at Encouragement EXTREME Events where our team
travels to cities around the country to share life.
One by one, steps of obedience
followed intense times of prayer
and fasting. God delivered the
answers whenever we asked.
He is faithful.
Today we are on both secular and
Christian stations across the nation
and as podcasts on iTunes.
Who knew? Only God. He didn’t
check my list of qualifications,
He was qualified.
For more information visit
www.EncouragementCafe.com
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FOStER
drug
C o m pa n y I n c .
Save
the
Date!
We’re not just Pharmacists, we’re Friends!
Your
Hometown
Pharmacy!
Davie County Owned and
Operated for over 30 years
24/7 Refill Hotline
Online Refill Requests
Drive-thru Window • Hallmark Cards
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Saturday, October 8, 2011
Tanglewood Red Barn • 6 - 11pm
Tickets: $50 • Call 751-2113 to get yours today!
Dress up or dress down, but don’t miss the Upscale
Hoedown! Enjoy live entertainment, a great dinner, live
and silent auctions, cash bar, and great company while
supporting the children of Davie County!
Proceeds will benefit Smart Start of Davie County, Inc., a non-profit
organization serving ALL children in Davie County from birth
to five, with quality resources and services so that they are prepared
for success in school and beyond!
965 Yadkinville Rd.
www.daviesmartstart.org
of Davie County
Discover Learning – Birth to Five
Since 1984
HAVING MORE
RETIREMENT
ACCOUNTS
IS NOT
THE SAME
AS HAVING
MORE MONEY.
When it comes to the number of retirement accounts you have, the
saying“more is better” is not good to follow. In fact, if you hold multiple
accounts with various brokers, it can be difficult to keep track of your
investments and to see if you’re properly diversified.*At the very least,
multiple accounts usually means multiple fees.
Bringing your accounts to Edward Jones could help solve all that. Plus, one
statement makes it easier to see if you’re moving toward your goals.
Gift Certificates
Available
*Diversification does not guarantee a profit, nor does it protect against loss.
Slayton R Harpe
Financial Advisor
.
5116 U S Hwy 158
Suite 102
Advance, NC 27006
336-940-4100
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To learn why consolidating your retirement accounts
to Edward Jones makes sense, call your local
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Woody
y/silver
“WOODY”, a handsome gra
the
Maine Coon, was rescued by
unty
Humane Society of Davie Co
imal
from the county-operated an
and
shelter. He’s a very sweet fellow
ce is on top of the
loves to petted. His favorite pla
ere he can oversee what
kennels or on a high shelf wh
He’s neutered, gets along
all the other cats are doing.
te on shots, litter box
well with other cats, up-to-da
thdate of May 31, 2005
trained with an estimated bir
ily pet!
and would make a great fam
g
We’re not
Just Desserts!
The perfect choice
for lunch or your
next catered meeting.
844 Valley Road • Mocksville
(336) 751-9147
www.ketchiecreekbakery.com
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Leonard Ryden Burr
APPLAUSE
at the
Brock!
Voted #1
real estate
agency in
the Triad.
Bill Medley &
the Righteous Brothers’ Band
You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling
I’ve Had the Time of My Life
Soul Inspiration
Saturday, September 17, 2011
7:30 p.m.
Reserved Seating
Adults: $48 / Senior $46
Contact Julie Coleman
for a free consultation or
marketing analysis on your
home or land.
Proud to serve you
in Davie County!
Featured Property
Doyle Lawson & Quick Silver
Saturday, November 5, 2011 • 7:30 p.m.
Reserved Seating
Adults: $36 / Senior: $34
Giannini Brass
Presenting
Chasing Away the Winter Blues
Saturday, January 28, 2012
7:30 p.m.
Reserved Seating
Adults: $18
Senior/Student: $17
Little anthony
& the imperials
Tears on My Pillow, Two Kinds of People,
Hurt So Bad, Take Me Back, Make it
Easy on Yourself... and many more!
Saturday, February 25, 2012
7:30 p.m.
Reserved Seating Adults: $48 / Senior: $46
Stand by your man
The Tammy Wynette Story
Professional Actors’ Musical –
You will hear over twenty of her hit songs!
Saturday, April 21, 2012, 7:30 p.m.
Reserved Seating
Adults: $36 / SenioR: $34
Clemmons West
590 Barkworth Road
~
$279,900
Beautiful brick traditional in pristine condition features
3BR/2.5 BA, 9’ ceilings and ideal flow for entertaining.
Lovely kitchen with solid surface counters, tile, island
and breakfast area. Retreat to a fabulous screened
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Lower level has over 1000 SF unfinished space.
For more information about this property and to schedule a showing please contact
Julie Coleman
336 655 7153
[email protected]
2011-2012 Subscriptions Now Available
Season Ticket for all 5 Shows $169
Davie County Arts Council
Brock Performing Arts Center
622 North Main Street • Mocksville, NC
Box Office (Mon-Fri Noon to 5pm) 336.751.3000
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Davie Youth Spotlight:
What is Young Life?
Compiled by Rachel Williams
Rachel Williams
DavieLiFE Summer Intern
Young Life, started in 1941 by Jim Rayburn, is a non-denominational Christian outreach
organization focused on building relationships with middle and high school kids and
sharing God’s love with them. It has a long legacy of effective work with kids and a
reputation for excellence among adults worldwide. Young Life is not affiliated with
any one church or denomination, but works to partner with churches and youth
groups as leaders go to the individual high schools to reach kids on their turf. Young
Life is there in the world of high school — learning kids’ names, hearing their stories,
having fun and sharing with them the great news of a God who loves them… and
more recently in middle schools through YL’s counterpart for middle school kids,
WyldLife. No matter where high school kids live — in small towns, suburbs or big
cities — Young Life’s commitment to them is the same. We take them as they are,
place no expectations on them and seek to understand their world. It offers them fun,
adventure, direction for the future and hope, not to mention lasting friendships that
could change their lives forever.
Here is a portion of the interview between Rachel Williams and the Davie County
representatives for Young Life.
DavieLiFE: How did you get involved with Young Life?
Charlie Rowe had been involved with YL at Reynolds High school. Charlie and his
wife Courtney have close friends who are on the “adult committee” for Young Life in
Forsyth County.* Last fall the Rowe’s attended the Forsyth County YL Fall Banquet with
their friends and they saw the impact YL was having on hundreds of local teens. After they
saw how kids lives are being positively impacted and changed through YL, they realized
that they needed to get involved in helping establish Young Life here in Davie County.
Bob and Jen Smith moved to Davie County last June from Maryland. Before they had kids,
Jen was a YL leader and Bob was a youth group leader at their church. It was neat to see how
many of their high school kids overlapped and were involved in both groups. Jen was
amazed to see how through building friendships and investing in kids lives, God used
YL to give kids a hope and a reason to live, knowing the God that created them.
For the four years prior to their move, the Smith’s went as a family to one of Young
Life’s camps, Lake Champion, for Family Camp weekend. The weekend was run the
same way a YL camp is run for a week in the summer, but one weekend out of the
year they allow whole families to come. When the Smith’s relocated to NC, their kids
were most upset about not being able to go to Young Life camp every year! They had
so much fun doing activities such as tubing, zip lining into a lake, jumping off of the
blob, etc… So this year, the Smith’s went to Young Life’s Windy Gap in NC for Forsyth
County’s family camp weekend.
*YL has been active in Forsyth County
since the 1950’s and is currently at 9
high schools as well as there being an
active WyldLife group. Jonathan
Murfee, the Area Director of Forsyth
County has been a huge resource in
trying to establish YL in Davie County.
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DavieLiFE: What made you want to start Young Life in Davie County?
Between our two families, we have kids in middle and high schools here in DC. We
know all of the peer pressure and bad influences facing today’s young people. Our
adolescents are dealing with so much stress and pain and trying to find acceptance,
meaning and make sense out of life. We believe that life makes the most sense when
we know the One who created us and live life in a relationship with Jesus Christ.
Many teens whether they go to church or not, may believe that God is boring. Young
Life was created to reach kids that might never step foot in a church or don’t feel
connected with God.
With the pain that Davie High school staff and students have been dealing with, we
really believe that God wants to use Young Life to bring hope and healing to our
school. We also hope it can be something that unifies folks across the county. With
so many negative things out there vying for the our kids attention and trying to pull
them in, why wouldn't we want something like Young Life here in Davie County to
have a positive impact on our youth and our community?
DavieLiFE: How can others get involved with Young Life?
There are many ways that you can be involved. We have a diverse group of about
20 committed adults, and are still looking for more, who are forming our “adult
committee”. This is the foundation of Young Life in Davie County. These are people
who roll up their sleeves and do what it takes to make Young Life happen here.
Young Life does not send out people to randomly start it up in local communities, it
will only happen if we make it happen. It is exciting to already have the approval of
Davie High principal Jeff Wallace as well Davie County’s new Superintendent,
Darrin Hartness, in addition to other county school staff and employees. We need
more people who will join us in making this happen.
We need to raise money to hire a staff person for Davie County. After that person is
hired we can begin to recruit and train volunteer leaders who will begin to go and
build friendships with kids at Davie High. So far we have raised about $16,000
which is enough to hire a part-time staff person. To hire someone for a three year
term, full time, we would need about $85,000. So we are looking for businesses,
individuals and churches who want to invest in something that will impact the
future of Davie County. Eventually we hope to have YL’s middle school counterpart,
WyldLife, at the three county middle schools as well.
We have an email contact database and periodically send out updates and information
about DCYL. We are also compiling a list of people who are interested in praying for
Young Life in Davie County. If you are interested in getting on our email list, joining
our adult committee or prayer team, or making a contribution, please send us an
email at [email protected].
DavieLiFE: What can you expect if you attend Young Life?
Club – A Party with a Purpose: What is it about Young Life Club that makes it the best
night of the week for thousands of kids every week? We like to think of it as a party
with a purpose. It’s controlled chaos that's almost impossible to describe, but kids know it
when they see it. And before the party ends, we share a simple message about God’s love
for them. After all, that's what the celebration is all about. Club usually includes
music, goofy skits/games, a brief message from one of the leaders and followed by the
leaders and kids going to grab a snack at a nearby fast food restaurant and hanging out.
Camp – The Best Week of Their Life : Young Life camping involves high adventure, lots
of fun, great food and excellent speakers who understand and respect high school and
middle school kids. At Young Life’s camps, kids are treated to resort-quality facilities
for which Young Life has become known. Regardless of the facility, the experience is
the same — kids getting away from the pressures of everyday life, having fun with
friends and their Young Life leaders, and hearing the message of God’s love in terms
they can understand. Young Life camping is open to kids who often are overlooked: those
from economically depressed communities, kids with disabilities and teenage mothers.
Each year, more than 100,000 kids around the world spend a week or weekend at Young
Life camp, having an experience that many describe as the “best week of their lives.”
Campaigners – A Time to Question, Learn and Grow: Campaigners (a name that
points back to the early days when Young Life was referred to as “The Young Life
Campaign”) is a weekly meeting for kids who wish to learn more or grow in their
faith through study, service and leadership. Young Life leaders also encourage these
kids to celebrate their faith through participation in a local congregation.
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August
Joe’s Fest 2nd Annual Music & Poker Run. Aug. 27, Poker run starts at 11 a.m.
and Bikers return at 4 p.m. with laps around Main St. Music starts at 5 p.m. until
10 p.m. Tribute to Joe from 5-7:30 p.m. from his musical friends. Mel Jones & Bag
O’ Bones from 8-10 p.m. Bring your own chair. Cost $5; money goes towards Music
Scholarships to our local Youths. For more info, call 909-2263.
September
The Moravian Festival. Sept. 12, 10 a.m.-6 p.m., New Philadelphia Moravian
Church. 4440 Country Club Road, Winston-Salem. Moravian Festival 5k Challenge
at 8 a.m. Enjoy Moravian music, foods and traditions like Lovefeast and candle
making. Take home stars, beeswax candles and Moravian-inspired gifts. Games, crafts
and fun for kids, including free pony rides and petting zoo from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Re-live history with costumed enactors. Join us, rain or shine, for Family Fun –
Moravian Style! For more info, www.moravianfestival.org.
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ProScramble Golf Tournament. Sept. 12, 11 a.m.-8 p.m., Oak Valley Golf
Club, Advance. The Davie County Chamber of Commerce invites you to
enjoy a round of golf with professional golfers throughout the Carolinas.
Registration opens at 11 a.m.; shotgun start at 1 p.m. For more info,
contact Davie County Chamber of Commerce at 751-3304 or visit
www.daviecounty.com/chamber.
Homeschool Days: Science Alive! Sept. 14 & 16, Old Salem Museums
& Gardens. Join us for a fun-filled day of Science in Salem, a daylong
program for Home Educated families. Reservations can be made by
calling Sales Reservations at 1-800-441-5305. $8 for children;
$10 for adults.
RayLen’s Sunset Musical Flight. Sept. 16, 6:30-8:30 p.m., RayLen
Vineyards & Winery. FREE. Pair your favorite wine with the musical
entertainment of Leah Shaw & the Band of Winos for a delightful
musical pleasure at sunset. Pack a picnic and bring your friends.
Flip-flops, picnic baskets, and blankets allowed. For more info,
visit www.raylenvineyards.com.
Bill Medley and The Righteous Brothers’ Band. Sept. 17,
7:30-11:30p.m., Brock Performing Arts Center. $48 for adults;
$46 for students/seniors. Call 751-3000 for more info.
Taste of the Town. Sept. 20, 6-7:30 p.m., Davie County Senior Services.
$5 plus tasting tickets for 50 cents each. Sample “tastes” from a variety of local
restaurants. All proceeds go to Davie County Senior Services to support their programs
and services. Call 753.6230 for more info.
Textile Heritage Festival. Sept. 24, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Cooleemee Historical
Association. FREE. Celebrate Cooleemee’s rich history at the 20th Annual Textile
Heritage Festival at the Zachary House Grounds. Contact the Cooleemee Historical
Association at 284-6040 for more info.
Tams Concert. Sept. 24, 7-10:30 p.m., Junker’s Outdoor Theater. Bring your chair
and come down to Junker’s Outdoor Theater for a fun night of beach music for the
whole family. No coolers please. Gates open at 6:30 p.m. and the music starts at 7
p.m. For more info, visit www.historicdowntownmocksville.com.
Farmington Expo. Sept. 24, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Expo features live music, food, craft
and retail vendors, farmer’s market people, businesses and non-profits, kids’ activities
and more. $2. All proceeds go to the playground project and other projects at the center.
October
The Last Grape Harvest Festival. Oct. 1, 1-5 p.m., RayLen Vineyards. $10.
Enjoy the smooth jazz of Charlene Williams and BBQ from Bennett’s Smoke
House. Admission includes: Flight tasting of featured wines, souvenir wine
glass, and parking. To make reservations visit www.raylenvineyards.com.
Rally for the Cure Golf Tournament. Oct. 5, Oak Valley Golf Club,
Advance. For more info, contact Sherry at 940-6920 for more info.
Chamber Awards GALA. Oct. 6, 6:30-10 p.m., WinMock at Kinderton.
$45 admission. Join us for a very special evening at the WinMock. Enjoy
an elegant evening of delicious Hors D’oeuvres drinks, social networking
and presentation of our annual Community Awards. RSVP to Davie
County Chamber of Commerce at 751-3304 or visit the website at
www.daviechamber.com.
Fall Bazaar. Oct. 8, 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Holy Family Catholic Church,
Clemmons. Featuring hand-crafted items, painted furniture, silent
auction, cash raffle, bake sale and a homemade soup lunch.
RayLen’s Full Moon Festival. Oct. 14, 5-9 p.m., RayLen Vineyards &
Winery. Pair your favorite wine with the musical entertainment of Leah
Shaw & the Band of Winos for a delightful musical pleasure at sunset.
Flip-flops, picnic baskets, and blankets allowed. For more info, visit
www.raylenvineyards.com.
9th Annual Catfish Fry. Oct. 15, 11:00 a.m.-2 p.m., RiverPark at
Cooleemee Falls. Join us under the shelter for Blue Grass Music and
fabulous Catfish, Fries, Hush Puppies, Slaw & Dessert. Tickets can be
purchased at the Zachary House, Osborne Service Station in Cooleemee,
LandTrust in Salisbury & the Davie County Chamber of Commerce. $8 per
ticket, kids plate $3. Proceeds from this annual fundraiser benefit RiverPark at
Cooleemee Falls – “The Bullhole”. For more info, call 284-6040.
Beethoven
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brindle-and-cream beagle/
terrier mix was rescued by the
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Tour Of Farmington. Oct. 15, 7 a.m.-1 p.m. Enjoy riding through beautiful
Historic Farmington and help us raise money for the future nature park. 20, 40,
and 60 mile routes will be available. For more info, visit www.active.com/cycling/
mocksville-nc/tour-of-farmington-2011.
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Offering a style
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Sales and installation of window
blinds, woven wood shades,
cellular shades, vertical blinds and shutters.
Also, sales and installations of mailboxes, street signs
and house plaques. Owned and operated by 30 year
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Showroom hours
Monday – Friday, 10am – 2pm or by appointment
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(Annual Series of Inspiring & Outstanding Preaching & Music)
September 11- 14
Sunday 8:45 a.m., 11 a.m. & 7 p.m.
Monday & Tuesday 7 p.m.
Wednesday 5:30 p.m. covered dish;
6:30 p.m. gathering for workshop on church leadership,
missions & opportunities (Family Life Center)
Speaker: John Ed Mathison
John Ed is nationally known for his leadership in church growth
and training of church laity and pastors. He is currently involved
with the John Ed Mathison Leadership Ministries that focuses
on preaching, teaching, conferences and seminars that impact
the world for Jesus Christ. He is the author of 7 books and has
written for many religious periodicals. He served for 36 years as
Senior Pastor of Frazer Memorial United Methodist Church in
Montgomery, Alabama taking the church from 400 members to
over 8,800 with 8 services each Sunday.
310 North Main St. Mocksville, NC
336-751-2503
October continued
Legends & Lanterns Halloween Tours. Oct. 28 & 29, 6 p.m.-9 p.m., Old Salem
Visitor Center. Come find out by joining a Legends & Lanterns walking tour at Old
Salem if you dare! During the tour, a costumed guide will light the way by lantern
through Salem's nighttime streets. Visit several haunting stops in the historic district,
and experience vivid tales of local ghostly legends and events. You might even catch
a glimpse of a ghost or two among our historic buildings! Tour content is suitable for
all ages, but does require extensive walking on streets and uneven brick sidewalks.
$20 for adults; $15 for children. Please call 1-800-441-5305 to reserve your spot.
Halloween Open House. Oct. 29, 1 p.m.-5 p.m., RayLen Vineyards & Winery.
FREE. Enjoy a complimentary flight of featured wines. Wear a costume and win a
prize! Guess the candy-corns and win a prize! Vote on the best staff costume and eat
candy. Reservations recommended. Visit www.raylenvineyards.com for more info.
!
Want to Submit an Event?
Send to [email protected] with “Calendar” in the subject line.
Include time, date, location, admission fees and phone number.
We would love to include all events, but space is
limited so get your information in early!
HUMANE
SOCIETY
OF DAVIE COUNTY
Where matching pets &
people is our business
www.davienchumane.org
Pets Multiply. Please
Spay and Neuter.
kids eat
free
wednesday nights
1112 Yadkinville Rd.
Mocksville
751-9464
One free kid’s meal with the
purchase of an adult entrée.
Begins Wednesdays at 3:30pm.
Valid at 1112 Yadkinville Rd.
Mocksville location only.
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Word Jumble: Things
Found in a Classroom
Unscramble the letters to find the words from the list to the right.
FIUNOTNA_________________
ABLETPAH_ ________________
OBKDLACRHA______________
EBLOG____________________
HWKSREOSET_ _____________
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AERRSE____________________
ALGF_ ____________________
PPSSUILE__________________
ASEGM____________________
IESTRCUP__________________
CSPTSLEA__________________
TEDSSNUT_________________
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chalkboard
chalk
eraser
flag
alphabet
globe
desk
computer
books
pictures
homework
supplies
games
worksheets
paper
fountain
class pet
artwork
students
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1. They aren't just baby clothes.____________________________
22. Your care is their focus._________________________________
2. They treat sports injuries._______________________________
23. They are giving back deliciously.__________________________
3. They are participants in national clinical trials._______________
24. Giving you the competitive edge._________________________
4. Live fully, live comfortably._ _____________________________
25. Located at 134 Commerce Drive._________________________
5. Remember, pets multiply--please spay and neuter.____________
26. Orthodontics for children and adults.______________________
6. They have batting cages.________________________________
27. Want you to ask about their weight management program.
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7. You can save $25 on tax preparation.______________________
8. Need legal help?______________________________________
28. Invite you to see the quality and style that’s Lee. Contact Melissa
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9. Photographed the Hartness family.________________________
29. Every child is a champion.______________________________
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11. Mention their ad and save $2._ __________________________
12. Not just desserts._ ____________________________________
13. They private label._ ___________________________________
31. Classes start Sept. 6th.__________________________________
32. Specializing in gourmet cupcakes.________________________
33. Courteous, dependable service for 75 years._________________
14. Proud to serve Davie County.____________________________
34. Want to help if you are a professional in career transition._______
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15. A WBENC-Certified Women’s Business Enterprise.___________
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35. Offer comprehensive adult and pediatric allergy care.__________
16. A Cornerstone Health Care Practice._______________________
17. Explains flood insurance in this issue._ ____________________
18. Protect your home and increase its value.___________________
19. Offer adult and pediatric home care._______________________
20. Providing benchmark landscape services since 1979.__________
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21. Can help you with health insurance._ _____________________
36. Wants to help you stay out of their office.___________________
37. Join them to help Davie students score big._ ________________
38. 2011-12 subscriptions now available._____________________
39. Working on a new program called ChamberDeals.___________
40. Can provide information on WIC.________________________
41. Have a branch in Cooleemee.____________________________
42. Welcome back!_______________________________________
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43. In Davie County for 37 years.____________________________
76. Your hometown pharmacy._ ____________________________
44. Mom’s Choice in 2011._________________________________
77. Their phone number is 998-4261.________________________
45. Located at 116 Wilkesboro Street._ _______________________
78. Owned by Justin Horne._ ______________________________
46. A complete medical equipment company.__________________
79. Offer full service video production.________________________
47. A caring, assisted-living community._______________________
80. Want you to come and visit them!________________________
48. Now Hiring!_________________________________________
81. Located at 153 Webb Way.______________________________
49. Kids eat free on Wednesday nights._ ______________________
82. Specializing in unique and personalized gifts.________________
50. Family to family, generation to generation.__________________
83. A NC licensed makeup artist.____________________________
51. Find out how to afford college and retirement._______________
84. They hope this school year is your most successful year yet._____
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52. The dealership you can depend on._______________________
53. Translating accounting into English for over 20 years._ ________
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55. $10 off your first two cleanings.__________________________
56. Call today about their 30 day free trial._____________________
57. Specializes in media buying._____________________________
58. Their number is 753-8090._____________________________
59. Encourage you to go idle free.____________________________
60. Mention their ad and save 10%.__________________________
61. Specialize in screenprinting and vinyl graphics.______________
62. Wide Format? You get._ _______________________________
85. Host a party, earn free products.__________________________
86. Come to their End of Summer Sale and save $1.00 on clothing.
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87. Now offer gift certificates._______________________________
88. Enjoy the low cost benefits of member-ownership.___________
89. An event benefitting Smart Start of Davie County._ ___________
90. Need transitional help? They can help.____________________
91. Their practice in Mocksville is growing.____________________
92. Sponsors the Big Brothers/Big Sisters page.__________________
93. Broadcasting War Eagle football this year.___________________
94. Fall into savings with them._____________________________
63. Email her at [email protected]._ __________________________
64. Everything you need for your party. _______________________
Your Name:_______________________________________
65. Sponsors the Storehouse for Jesus page .___________________
Phone Number:____________________________________
66. Their number is 751-RIDE._____________________________
Email Address:_____________________________________
67. Serving all families with young children.____________________
68. Ring in the school days with them.________________________
69. State of cha-ching._ ___________________________________
70. Offering a style for every point of view._____________________
71. Their number is 800-849-5571._________________________
72. Personalized medicine, personalized care._ _________________
73. Located at 5240 US Hwy. 158.___________________________
74. Invites you to their Sprinkle Preaching Mission Services._______
75. When you need care now.______________________________
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Congratulations
Congratulations to Elizabeth
Bumgarner of Mocksville. She
was the winner of the “How Well
Do You Know Your DavieLiFE
Advertisers” Quiz that appeared
in the May edition of DavieLiFE.
She received a $50 gift card
courtesy of Haj Paj Boutique and
Design Studio.
In the Kitchen With...
A special thanks to the Mocksville Garden Club for contributing these great recipes,
just samples from their new cookbook, now on sale for $12. Proceeds from the
cookbook sales go toward plantings and/or monetary contributions for plants at
parks, schools and other community locations throughout the county. For more
information on purchasing, contact Hetti Mazie at [email protected].
SQUASH SOUP
Contributed by Lib Woodward
3 yellow squash
1 c. cheddar cheese, grated
1 chicken bouillon cube
1 pt. half and half
1 med. onion, chopped
salt and pepper to taste
Cook squash, onion and bouillon cube in as little water as
possible without sticking until tender. Place in a blender and
puree. Place back in pot and heat. Add cheddar cheese and half
and half. Heat but do not boil. Add salt and pepper to taste.
Note: This has won two awards!
ZUCCHINI PATTIES
Contributed by Evelyn Stroupe
2 c. zucchini, shredded
1 c. Bisquick or baking mix
2 T. onion, chopped (optional)
1/2 c. cheese, shredded (mozzarella or cheddar)
2 eggs, beaten
1/8 tsp. salt
1 T. butter
Combine zucchini, baking mix, onion, cheese, eggs and salt and
blend well. Melt butter in a large skillet. Spoon heaping teaspoons
of zucchini mixture into skillet. Fry for 3-5 minutes per side until
golden brown. Place browned patties on paper towel. Add more
butter to skillet when necessary, for additional batches.
JENNIFER’S BAKED CHICKEN
Contributed by Jean Harpe
1 stick butter, melted
2 lbs. chicken tenders or strips
2-3 c. corn flakes, crushed
Salt
Pepper
Dip chicken strips in butter and roll in corn flakes. Sprinkle with
salt and pepper to taste. Cover with foil and baked at 350 degrees
for 20 minutes. Uncover and bake another 10-15 min.
PERFECT SPINACH BERRY SALAD
Contributed by Kathy Mashburn
1 (11 oz.) pkg. baby spinach leaves
1 c. fresh strawberries, sliced
1/4 sm. red onion, thinly sliced
1 c. candied walnuts
3 T. extra virgin olive oil
1-1/2 T. balsamic vinegar
1 (4 oz.) container crumbled feta cheese
Combine the spinach, strawberries, onion and walnuts in a large
bowl. Drizzle the olive oil and balsamic vinegar over the mixture
and toss to coat evenly. Add the feta cheese and toss again.
PRALINE PEACH COBBLER
Contributed by Betty Andrews
Cobbler:
1-3/4 c. self-rising flour
1-3/4 c. sugar, divided
1 c. milk
1 egg, beaten
1 quart sliced peaches
Mix flour, 1-1/2 cups sugar, milk and egg. Pour into a 9 x 13 pan.
Combine peaches and 1/4 cup of sugar and place on top of batter.
Topping:
3/4 c. self-rising flour
1/4 c. white sugar
1/3 c. brown sugar
1/2 stick butter, softened
1-1/2 c. pecans, chopped
Mix together the flour, sugars, butter and pecans. Put on top of
peaches. Bake in a 350 degree oven for 60-70 minutes.
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Surviving the Current Economy:
From an Accountant’s Perspective
Contributed by F. Mac Bond
The first week of August proved to be a notable one from an economic standpoint,
and not in a good way. Congress finally got the debt ceiling crisis resolved without
really doing anything, Standard and Poor’s downgraded the rating for the USA, and
the stock market went bonkers as a result of both. Further, we have not yet addressed
the underlying tax issues to address the problems we face.
So, what is ahead for all of us? I am definitely not a financial or economics expert.
And I certainly do have the same questions as many of you. And I have a few
thoughts and suggestions from an accountant’s point of view to help you ask the right
questions and hopefully find the right answers for your particular situation.
F. Mac Bond, CPA, Inc.
Accounting & Consulting
First and foremost, do NOT panic. Yes we have lots of problems, but none of them
are insurmountable. Plan and strategize and move steadily toward your goals.
Secondly, realize that there are no glorious 20% rates of return products out there for
you to invest in. I wish I knew about one or two, but they really do not exist
anymore. Look for sound investments that will survive the roller coaster and don’t
gamble unless you can stand to lose.
As an accountant for over 20 years, what I can tell you about is the trend of taxes
going forward. Estate planning and tax planning more than a year or two is necessary,
of course. But you must realize that all of these things are in a state of change and
Congress recently has been well known to change tax laws in November that affect
what has happened since January. Further, after the fall election, there will almost
definitely be some sort of tax law change that will affect many of us. Until that
electorate is seated in Washington, none of us know what will happen to the tax
laws for all of us.
So, what am I trying to tell everyone today? Stay current on what is going on in
Washington. It affects all of us one way or another and it is important
stuff. Speak your opinion to your legislators. They really do listen
to their constituents, especially if a lot of them express one
particular view. And be conservative in what you do. Large
returns always come at a higher risk and in a volatile economy
like we have right now the risk is even greater. And try to
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