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CMYK 8a The Butner-Creedmoor News, Thursday, December 9, 2010 Weight Loss Challenge Winners Weight Loss Challenge artners announce the inners of the last stage of the nd Annual Weight Loss hallenge: the Maintenance eigh-Out (October 2010). he goal of this weigh-out was o encourage challenge articipants to stay on track ith their healthy behaviors nd to avoid the ’yo-yo’ effect f losing weight and then aining it right back which an be worse than never osing weight at all. Area Deaths LESTER EARL HAYES Lester Earl Hayes 88, a resident of 305 11th Street, Butner, NC, died Saturday, December 4, 2010 at his home. He was a native of Wake County and the son of the late Leander Pernell and Fannie Kidd Hayes. He was of the Methodist faith, retired Master Sergeant served in World War II in the Marine Corp and a retired Master Sergeant with the North Carolina National Guard. Funeral Services will be conducted at 2:00 PM, Monday, December 6, 2010 in the Eakes Funeral Chapel in Creedmoor by Rev. Lenny Rogers and Rev. Dwayne Alston. Burial will be in Oak Grove Memorial Gardens in Durham, NC Surviving are his wife of 61 years, Elsie Smith Hayes of the home, a daughter, Joyce Hayes of the home, a son Bobby Hayes (Betsy) of Stem, a brother, George M. Hayes of Morehead City, three grandchildren, two great grandchildren and his extended family from North Carolina Junior Order Children’s Home in Lexington, NC. He was preceded in death by three sisters and a brother. Visitation was held from 7:00 to 8:30 PM Sunday, December 5, 2010 While nine participants were lucky enough to win the drawing for $50 gift cards, it is clear that every challenge participant is a winner for making the decision to participate in a team effort to achieve a healthy weight and to adopt healthy behaviors that meet personal goals and those of Eat Smart Move More NC. Seventy-two of the original 1036 participants (7%) returned to weigh out 9 months after they joined the at Eakes Funeral Home in Creedmoor and other times at the home. Online condolences may be submitted to “http:// www.eakesfuneralhone.com” Select 0bits. Eakes Funeral Home in Creedmoor assisted the Hayes family. MAGGIE ELIZABETH ELLIXSON Maggie Elizabeth Ellixson, 83, a resident of 1014 East Roycroft Road, Creedmoor, NC, died Friday, December 3, 2010 at Duke Medical Center. A native of Granville County, the widow of Johnnie B. Ellixson and the daughter of the late Elijah B. and Annie Allgood West. She was a member of Living Stones Church of God in Oxford and retired from Mt. Hope Finishing Company in Butner, NC. Funeral Services were conducted at 2:00 PM, Sunday, December 5, 2010 at Living Stones Church of God by Rev. Milton Abbott. Burial will be in South Granville Memorial Gardens, 3034 Old Rt. 75, Stem, NC. Surviving are a daughter, Diane Leonard (Joseph) of Durham, two sons, Gene Ellixson (Pat) of Durham, David Ellixson (Carrie) of Butner, four grandchildren, Jeffrey Ellixson, Tina E. Hamilton, SFC Toni E. McCray and Zachary Ellixson and two great grandchildren, Seth M. Hamilton and Matthew McCray. She was preceded in death by a son, Michael L. Ellixson. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Building Fund of Living Stones Church of God, 6096 Tabbs Creek Road, Oxford, NC 27565 Visitation was held from 1:00 - 2:00 PM Sunday, December 5, 2010 at Living Stones Church of God. Eakes Funeral Home in Oxford is assisting the Ellixson family. challenge. Of these, while many maintained their original weight loss, 50 actually continued to lose an incredible 359 more pounds. Further, 9 participants that did not weight-out in March returned to the October Weigh-Out and qualified for the drawing ñ proving the value of sticking to a goal, regardless of how long it takes to reach it. Even those that missed their mark should be proud, for their participation indicates that they are focused on achieving a healthy weight through improved behaviors and no change occurs without that important step. Winners of the Maintenance Challenge drawing were: Tonya Martin, Karen and Gary Honeycutt from Granville County, and Peter Beguhl, Ray Rainey, Ron Dorsey, Lucy Stewart, Emilee Johnson, and Erica Seaman, from Vance County. Sponsors of the Challenge (Granville-Vance District Health Department, Granville Health System, Maria Parham Medical Center, and the Henderson Family YMCA) salute them and all the participants for their efforts to achieve a healthy weight. Sponsors also encourage county residents and workers to stay on track with their goals by joining the Eat Smart Move More NC Maintain, Don’t Gain! Holiday Challenge which runs from November 22nd through December 31st. The goal of this challenge is to help participants avoid gaining extra weight during the festive holiday season. Register at www.MyEatSmartMoveMore.com" to get tips and support. We encourage Granville and Vance County residents to use the Holiday Challenge as a springboard to meeting New Year’s Weight Resolutions with the 3rd Annual Granville-Vance Eat Smart Move More Weight Loss Challenge in January 2011. Start thinking about possible team mates and strategy now! HIV Testing North Carolina health leaders say new research into medications that might prevent the spread of HIV with a daily pill could herald a new era in preventing HIV infections, but regular testing for HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) remains the best and most effective way to stop the spread in our state. In 2009, a total of 1,710 new HIV cases were reported in North Carolina. Preliminary estimates indicate at least the same number of new cases is expected for 2010. In North Carolina, one in 268 people is infected with HIV disease. This number includes those who may not be aware that they are infected. “The research into HIV prevention is groundbreaking,” State Health Director Jeff Engel said. “The medication was tested in specific high-risk populations and it is effective when used along with regular testing, the use of condoms and other prevention methods. Until more studies are done, we encourage anyone who is sexually active to learn their HIV and STD status so they can take steps to protect their own health and the health of their partner.” New data from 2010 also shows that syphilis numbers are on the decline. Statewide, a total of 561 cases of early (infectious) syphilis were reported in the state for the first nine months of 2010, slightly lower than the same time last year. However, several counties continue to see high numbers of new cases. In Cumberland, Pitt and Robeson counties, the number of syphilis cases from January 2010 through September 2010 was at least double the number in the same time period in 2009. From January to September 2010, over 45,000 cases of gonorrhea and chlamydia were reported statewide. “Testing for HIV and sexually transmitted diseases is available across the state at local health departments and other health centers,” North Carolina AIDS Director Jacquelyn Clymore said. “Responding to possible symptoms and going to the doctor earlier, rather than later, ensures that patients will get the treatment and advice they need.” During 2010, Gov. Bev Perdue and the N.C. General Assembly provided $14 million in the state budget to provide access to lifesaving medications for HIV patients through the state’s AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP). Let’s Write A Book The short title of this notice is “Let’s Write a Book,” The long title is “Calling all writers, or would be writers, with a good story about Granville, Warren, Franklin, Vance and Person Counties in North Carolina, also Halifax and Mecklenburg Counties in Virginia. John Wilson plans to compile a book of local short, interesting, historic, educational or downright funny stories. The kind you like to read right before retiring for the night. This book will contain from the 1600’s about Person County Sappony Indians, the 1700’s about Captain Popcastle, The 1800’s about Forest Lee Hamme the Inventor, the 1900’s about the Famous Roxboro Midgets and the Cat in the Well and Jerry’s Buddies, written in the 2000’s. If you have an interesting short story please send it to John Wilson, 1655 Oak Hill Road, Oxford, NC 27565 or call him at 919-693-8203. Writers in the seven county areas are cooperating by sharing stories for this book. Submissions from local writers will be considered for publication. About 50 stories will be published. The Granville County Crime Stoppers needs your help! By calling (919) 693- 3100 with information that leads to the solving of a crime, Granville County Crime Stoppers can pay up to $1,000.00 for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of a person or persons involved in an unsolved crime you DO NOT have to give your name when calling. NEW CRIMES On 11/20/2010, unknown person(s) entered a residence located on Will Suitt Road in Creedmoor and removed firearms, jewelry, and a personal safe. On 11/22/2010, unknown person(s) entered a utility building and removed a Hitachi Hammer Drill and a DeWalt Hand Grinder. On 11/26/2010, unknown person(s) entered a residence located on Brogden Road and removed various firearms. On 11/30/2010, unknown person(s) entered a residence on Brogden Road and removed three laptop computers (Dell, Compaq, Acer) a GPS (Tom-Tom), and a Toshiba flat screen television. On November 5, 2010 the Granville County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a theft of a 8’ X 12’, all metal, trailer from private property situated on Walters Road. If you have any information pertaining to this incident please contact the Granville County Sheriff’s Office, 919- 693-3213 or call Crime Stoppers (919) 693-3100. Between 11/07/2010 and 11/12/2010, unknown person(s) entered a storage building located on Brogden Road in Stem and removed a Winch and a John Deere Pressure Washer. (Det. T.E. Wilkins) On November 10, 2010 an unknown person or persons entered a private residence on Shonelle Lane and unlawfully removed several items. Stolen were a 50î Samsung Plasma TV, Nintendo Wii, Microsoft Gaming System with games, a Gateway laptop computer, 12K Cats eye men's ring w/2 diamonds, white gold men's ring with zirconic stone, and a handmade multi colored quilt. On 11/14/2010, unknown person(s) entered a residence on Hwy 15 near Creedmoor and removed a Sony Play Station Ii game console with controllers and memory card, and a jewelry box containing various jewelry. (Det. T.E. Wilkins) On November 15, 2010 the Granville County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a vehicle parked on private property located on Range Road being damaged, and a Nintendo Wii game being unlawfully removed from said vehicle. On 11/18/2010, unknown person(s) removed two Connection Amplifiers from a Time Warner Cable Box in Creedmoor. (Det. T.E. Wilkins) On October 28, 2010 an unknown person or persons went upon private property on Bodie Currin Road and unlawfully removed 2 Husqvarna chain saws, 1 Echo trimmer, 1 damaged weedeater, Car Quest socket set, 2 antique Coke signs, a crowbar, 3 log chains, a hydraulic floor jack, extendible pole pruning saw and a come along. IRS Seeks To Return Money The Internal Revenue Service is looking to return about $11,675 in undelivered refund checks to taxpayers in the Granville County. The checks average $1,061. “We want to make sure taxpayers get the money owed to them,” said IRS Commissioner Doug Shulman. “If you think you are missing a refund, the sooner you update your address information, the quicker you can get your money.” “More than 4,400 Carolina taxpayers are due one or more refund checks that could not be delivered because of mailing address errors,” said Mark Hanson, IRS spokesperson for North Carolina and South Carolina. A taxpayer only needs to update his or her address once for the IRS to send out all checks due. Nationwide, undelivered refund checks average $1,471 this year, compared to $1,148 last year. Some taxpayers are due more than one check. The average dollar amount for returned refunds rose by almost 28 percent this year, possibly due to recent changes in tax law which introduced new credits or expanded existing credits, such as the Earned Income Tax Credit. If a refund check is returned to the IRS as undelivered, taxpayers can generally update their addresses with the “Where’s My Refund? http://www.irs.gov/ individuals/article/ 0,,id=96596,00.html” tool on IRS.gov. The tool also enables taxpayers to check the status of their refunds. A taxpayer must submit his or her Social Security number, filing status and amount of refund shown on their 2009 return. The tool will provide the status of their refund and, in some cases, instructions on how to resolve delivery problems. Taxpayers checking on a refund over the phone will receive instructions on how to update their addresses. Taxpayers can access a telephone version of “Where’s My Refund?” by calling 1-800- 829-1954. Taxpayers owed money from Granville County were listed in an IRS press release. From Creedmoor, they were: Jose Martin, Darlene Beck, Lauren D. Breedlove, Issam M Doghman and Fawda H. Doughman, and Daniel Slankard. From Stem: Patsy R. Carter and Victoria Duke; and from Oxford: Robert L. Harris, Scott T. Irby, Carnell F. Marable and Michelle Williams. N ATHAN M. G ARREN A TTORNEY AT L AW 2557 Capitol Drive • Creedmoor, NC 27522 (919) 528-8200 Fax: (919) 528-8300 Residence: (919) 528-6428

The The Butner-Creedmoor The Butner-Creedmoor News, News, Thursday News, December Thursday, April 8, March 2010 9, 2010 25, • 2010 9a• 9a • 9a GRANVILLE BUSINESS “Your Creedmoor Drug Store Since 1910” Creedmoor Drugs Gifts in window. Please come in today to your family owned Hometown “ ” on 108 North Main Street and Ornaments for sale. shop for Christmas. Debbie always has excellent gifts in good price ranges and this year there are decorated trees with ornaments to sell, as well as a variety of other fine merchandise for you to choose from. Plenty of cards, gift wrapping !!! That is a plus (no 316-B Central Ave. • 919-575-0249 Left to right on back are Larry Bullock, Pharmacist, Della Brown, Jewel Ray, Roxie Layton and Bobby Wheeler Pharmacist and Owner. Front left to right are Ashley Pulliam and Candace Godfrey. (Not pictured is Erica Richardson) 108 North Main St. • Creedmoor, NC (919) 528-0041 Family Owned & Operated - Bobby Wheeler South Granville Animal Hospital Shop Locally Buy a Gift Certificate for Christmas for your pet or a friend’s pet. Call Today!!! 528-3591 *Accepting new patients* 608 N. Main St. Creedmoor • 528-3591 • www.southgranvilleanimalhospital.com Randy Bizzell. a loyal customer said “You will never see me in any other Drug Store; Creedmoor Drug in my Hometown Store”. one else in town provides that service). There are several displays throughout the store with . Please take a moment to shop while you are having lunch or picking up your prescriptions. You will be surprised at how many wonderful gifts are available here in town. and Pharmacists and the care about Drug Store with talk to a real person when you need them. At Creedmoor Drug we care are your hometown and they know you. The only and you can actually about our customers and patients and treat them “Like Family”. We support local S c h o o l s , churches, athletic teams and Bobby Wheeler, Owner & Pharmacist & Roxie Layton . charities. Larry Bullock, Pharmacist. There are several Christmas displays with a variety of high quality gifts to choose from and the friendly staff at Creedmoor Drug is always happy to serve you with a smile. Behind the counter for drink or food or out on the floor to answer questions or help you choose a gift . If you are already one of our customers, we appreciate your business and loyalty. If you have not tried us, come see us TODAY and find out what a difference your H o m e t o w n Drug Store can make. We will welcome you will a smile and give you d e p e n d a b l e service. Roy Lee Currin is one of our favorite customers; he likes to read the Butner-Creedmoor News while he eats lunch. Come in early and give us an opportunity to help with your Christmas Shopping without having to go out of Town !!! Our hours of Whole table of Gift ornaments, cups, candles and accessories for that Early Christmas gift shopping. operation are M o n d a y through Friday 9 am until 6:30 pm, Saturday 9am until 3:00 pm and closed on Sundays Buy $20 .00 of Gifts & receive a FREE Tree Ornament. Betsy Hayes, a long-time regular customer smiles as Jewel Ray hands Betsy her prescription. Ashley Pulliam says “Roy Lee is one of our favorites customers, he comes in every day to eat with us & shop . Candice Godfrey and Della Brown serving from the grill. Dutch Village Shopping Center • Hwy 56/I-85 Creedmoor 919-528-4897 Hours: Mon - Thurs 11am - 10pm • Fri 11am - 10:30pm Sat 11:30am - 10pm • Sun 11:30am - 9pm 316 Central Ave., Butner Shop locally & see Roger. Come in & buy Gift Certificates for Christmas!!! OPEN 7 Days a week!!! Come to El Rio - Shop Locally - Buy Gift Certificates for Christmas!!! DICKERSON’S SERVICE CENTER, INC. Jason Dickerson, Ryan Carpenter, Jason Boyd, & Thomas Wiggs “Authorized” 528-0505 Open 7:30am - 5:30pm M-F at lower level of Gil-Man Florist

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