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Liberty Chamber Of CommerceHold Annual Banquet Business &Business Person Of Year Announced
NC Secretary of Commerce Keith Crisco keynoted the41
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Annual Meeting of the Liberty Chamber of Com-merce onMarch 27 atAVS Ban-quet Centrein Asheboro.The eventopened witha welcomefrom Cham- ber PresidentJustin Gainesof FidelityBank fol-lowed by an invocation by Liberty Mayor Jim Parker.Crisco opened his remarks discussing the state of theeconomy within North Carolina. He said the economyis getting better slowly but steadily. He said the bestanalogy he had heard was that, “we had no light at theend of the tunnel but someone found a 40-watt bulb.”Employment has improved over the last two months.However, Crisco warned not to pin too much on thenumbers just yet. He predicted that as the businessenvironment improves, the unemployment rate willactually increase initially because people will startlooking again. But unemployment will go back downagain as the economy picks up. “3000 people per month are moving into North Carolina so somethingmust be right,” he added. Crisco talked about his work at the NC Department of Commerce and how it is the point group on economic development for the state.“Since I’ve been Secretary of Commerce, I’ve tried todo some things differently. One is to be more inclusive[with other departments]. Another is to be moreglobal,” he said, adding that the state is now sendingchickens to Russia and furniture to Japan, for example. North Carolina is facing more and more competitionfrom other states vying for business growth. Criscoshared the example of the movie industry. At one time, North Carolina was number one for attracting moviestudios and television shows. Now, with greater com- petition from Georgia and Louisiana in particular, thestate is closer to 5
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. However, the state, alongwith Randolph County, has some strengths. “Our com-munity college system is a real, real competitive ad-vantage and asset,” Crisco said, adding that the pas-sage of the ¼ cent increase on the sales tax to supportRandolph Community College was a good move. Healso commented that Representative Pat Hurley, Sena-tor Harold Brubaker and Representative Jerry Tillmanwere great supporters of economic development in thecounty. After the keynote, two local business leaderswere honored with the Chamber’s annual awards.Town Manager Roger Davis was honored as the 2010Business Person of the Year and Liberty Hardwareearned 2010 Business of the Year. The meeting closedout with the awarding of door prizes. Area businessesdonated items to be given. Prize donors included Lib-erty NAPA,Debbie’sAutomotive,Fidelity Bank,AwesomeFinds ,RandolphTelephone,Air Concepts,CCI Machine& Fabricationand RoushFenway Rac-ing. Beside are pictures of afew of prizes.Story ByAryan SlakfayChamber BoardMember
Business Of The Year—Liberty Hardware(LtoR) Chamber President Justin Gaines, Owners LibertyHardware—Rhonda And Ronnie MurrayBusiness Person Of The Year—Liberty Town Manager (LtoR) Chamber President Justin Gaines, Roger Davis—Town Manager, Pike Johnson Executive Director Chamber
Page 6 ...Small Town MainStreet Program UpdatePage 9Liberty Town CouncilMinutesPage 10HIS Place Chicken PickinHighlightsPage 15... .Local ResidentsHelps Fight Cancer InMass.Page 16Senior MS Randolph COPage 18RTC Cell Phone DrivePage 19Highlights From AwesomeFinds Anniversary Celeb.Page 17...Free Days AtLake Juno Water Park Page 21Town Easter Egg HuntPage 22Liberty Drive In ReturnsPage 23At The Well
Several Styles Pepperidge Farm Breads 2 For $1
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MONTHLY SPECIALSCarrots 69 Cent BunchBananas 39 Cents LbPotato -5lb/$2— 10lb/$3Onions 3lb / $1.99Apples $1.19 Lb1 Gallon Vinegar $3 Pastries /Sweet Bread $.69Now Accepts E.B.T.Now Accepts Debit CardsCome See Our OtherGreat In Store Specials
Country Hams, Side Meat, Bacon, Hoop Cheeses Milk, Eggs, other dairy items New Refrigerated Coolers with selected items
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Fresh Meats Added — See Our Specials Below
Chicken Wings $2.09 lbChicken Boneless Breast $2.49 lbChicken Bone-In Breast $2.29 lbGround Chuck $2.89 lbGround Beef $2.19 lbChuck Roast $3.39 lbCube Steak $2.99 lbPork Chops $2.99 lbBoneless Pork Chops $3.49 lb100 Count Franks $24.50
NEW ITEMS:Gallon Milk $2.99
Now Offering Sweet Bread & Pastries 69 cents
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Registration: 12:30 and 1:00 pmShot Gun Tee Off: 1:30 pm Sharpe
Hole Sponsor $ 50.00
Team of four $ 200.00Individual Player $ 50.00
Complete package:2 mulligans 2 throws 1 skirt $10.00
Other contest to be held on the course
Snacks and drinks will be provided on the courseLunch to be served at the end of first nine.
Trophies to be awarded
All Proceeds go to Boy Scout Troop 502 of LibertyCome out and help support our Boy Scout Troop
Attention:Parents of Preschool-ers Randolph CountySchools KindergartenRegistration
What: Enroll children who will be 5years old on or before
August 31, 2010
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Note change in date
.)When: Tuesday, April 13, 2010 -7:00pmWhere: Randolph CountyLocal Elementary SchoolsWhy: To Register Your Child andSchedule Kindergarten ScreeningPlease bring the following items withyou:
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Two Proofs of Legal Residence -Driver’s License (or Picture ID) andUtility Bill with current 911 address
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Your Child’s Birth Certificate
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Your Child’s Immunization Record
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Custody Papers –
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This should wake us up...
YOU TOOK MY PARKING SPACE AT CHURCH
One day, a man went to visit a church, He got there early,parked his car and got out. car pulled up near the man and the driver got out and said, "I always park there! You took my place!" Thevisitor went inside for Sunday School, found an empty seat and satdown. A young lady from the church approached him and stated,"That's my seat! You took my place!" The visitor was somewhatdistressed by this rude welcome, but said nothing. After SundaySchool, the visitor went into the sanctuary and sat down. Another member walked up to him and said, " That's where I always sit!You took my place!" The visitor was even more troubled by thistreatment, but still He said nothing. Later as the congregation was praying for Christ todwell among them, the visitor stood up, and his appearance began to change. Horriblescars became visible on his hands and on his sandaled feet. Someone from the congrega-tion noticed him and called out, "What happened to you?" The visitor replied, as his hatbecame a crown of thorns, and a tear fell from his eye, "I took your place.." It was JesusChrist. That's all you have to do. Maybe, just maybe, we can get the world to start think-ing of who took our place.
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History fun fact about April Fool’s
Most historians agree that April Fools'Day began when the Christian worldadopted the Gregorian calendar. On theold calendar the New Year was celebratedin the spring for 8 days, the final day onApril 1st, but because the new calendar was so different, the date changed toJanuary 1st. Many of the people wholived in the countryside didn't know aboutthe change and kept celebrating in thespring. Those "in the know" thought thatit was hilarious and began calling theApril celebrators "fools." From then on,these people began to go out of their wayduring this season to fool friends.
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Church Yard Sale
At Julian United Methodist Church
(Corner of Highway 62E and Liberty Road, 2105 NC Highway 62E, Julian, NC 27283)On Saturday, April 24, JulianUMC will have a communityyard sale from 7:00 – 1:00.Persons interested in rentinga space for $10.00 can callMary Welker, 685-4476 or Carol Bourquin, 685-0941. Renters will need to provide their own tables, racks, etc. Included inthe sells will be annual plants-tomato, bell & hot peppers, marigolds, as well as some perennialsincluding the American Standard Hostas. For those coming hungry, sausage biscuits, hot dogs,donuts, coffee, cakes, cookies, water, and sodaswill be sold.Rain date will be Saturday, May 15, 7:00-1:00.
Couple Celebrates
63rd Wedding Anniversary
Leonard and Iren Hill Of Julian celebratedtheir 63rd wedding anniversary on April 5.They have three soons, Ron Hill, Rick Hilland Gary Hill and their wives, four grand-children and three great-grandchildren.They give allthe Glory ToGod for their Family andtheir years to-gether.Happy 63rdAnniversaryFrom Your Family
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