July 2010 Liberty Leader

Vol 6, Issue 7

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C.A.R.S. Program Starts In Liberty

The first program from the 100Man Project, Community Assis-tance Ride Program (CO.A.I.S.),has begun and the program hashad its first rider on the first day of operation. A personfrom Liberty went to see a doctor in Asheboro on July1. I can imagine Jesus sporting the slightest of a satis-fied smile over the irony of our first opportunity toshow our Christian commitment.....here is a "stand up"type of guy (Don Shiver) driving a person who did noteven have the fee of $5.00 to Asheboro in a used vanpurchased by six persons (some of whom had to stretchtheir finances to make it work), organized by a group of local men some might classify as "characters of ques-tionable quality"......... In any event, Thru the grace of God, we passed our first step....write down the Dis-patcher's phone number...Terry Stutts, 1-336-588-4096....this program will work, if we are diligent in ourefforts....

more later…Story By

Tom Meacham, for the 100 Man Project

Have You Shopped In Liberty Lately

Liberty Annual July Celebration Another Hit

Saturday July 10 may have been a few days past the fourth of July, but the crowds werestill in full festive mode. The Celebration this year had the following entertainment line upas outlined below:11:00 – 11:15 WELCOME AND ANNOUCEMENTS11:15 – 11:30 APRIL MILLER –

NATIONAL ANTHEM

11:30 – 12:00 KARATE DEMO12:00 – 1:00 Ruff Cut (Blue Grass)1:15 - 2:15 Kry Havoc (Rock )2:30 - 3:30 ROYAL HARMONIZERS(LOCAL GOSPEL GROUP Celebrating 50 yrs)3:45 - 4:45 AFTER 9 BAND (TOP COUNTRY)5:00 - 6:00 ANYTHING GOES (COUNTRY)6:15 - 7:15 SLAMMED (ROCK)7:30 - 9:00 TANNER’S REVENGEIf the entertainment was not enough there was a fullarray of great vendors from food, crafts, churches, wow, so many ….if you was not hereyou truly missed out on some of the great items. The fireworks was the biggest hit. As thelights grew dim, people from all over was packing the streets, parking lots, and neighborsyards for the best seats. This years fireworks was made possible by the following donators:

This Section Is DedicatedTo Pictures Of The Lib-erty July Celebration

SPONSORSFEREE, A DIVISION OF METALS,(In memory of Michael Evan Nash)BB&TSTALEY PLUMBING, INC.R. ANDREW SYKES, DDSSECURITY SAVINGS BANKLIBERTY LUMBER COMPANYCOL. GUY TROYLIBERTY RURITAN CLUBMEACHAM REALTY AND AUC-TION, INCWILSON LAW OFFICEJOHNNY YOUNTSRANDOLPH TELEPHONE COM-PANY

LIBERTY DRUG STORESUBWAY (LIBERTY)NORCRAFT (ULTRA CRAFTCOMPANY)ALLEN’S HATCHERY, INCCAROLYN’SRON JOHNSON ENTER-PRISES, INCTOWN OF LIBERTYWilliam H. Flowe, Jr.Rubber Mill, Inc.Friendly Beauty ShopCary McmastersLiberty Leader NewspaperLiberty Chamber Of CommerceLoflin Funeral Home LibertyMore Photos on page two

Several Styles Pepperidge Farm Breads 2 For $1

“Locally Operated”

219 S Greensboro St, Liberty

(In Dollar General Shopping Center)

Phone 622-2111

MONTHLY SPECIALSBananas 39 Cents LbPotato -5lb/$2— 10lb/$3Onions 3lb / $1.99Apples $1.19 Lb1 Gallon Vinegar $3 Now Accepts E.B.T.Now Accepts Debit CardsCome See Our OtherGreat Specials

Country Hams, Side Meat, Bacon, Hoop Cheeses Milk, Eggs, other dairy items New Refrigerated Coolers with selected items

New Seasonal Items:Blueberries $1.99Strawberries $1.99Peaches $1.49German JohnsonTomatoes $1.49Watermelons On SaleCantaloupes $1.99

Gallon Milk$2.99

EachIce Creams$1 to $1.25

Coble’s Pressure Washing

Hometown Business

Specializing In Washing Vinyl and Aluminum HomesLog Homes, Decks, Fencing, Cement And DrivewaysGet Rid Of Ugly Roof Stains—Will Not Hurt ShinglesWork Guaranteed

It Is Spring Time CleaningLocally Owned And Operated By Doug CobleFor Over 18 YearsGive Us A Call 622-2741

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Great Food, From Ribs,, Steaks, Sausage, BBQ, Hotdogs and more…. Even Fido got a free water break….

Liberty Southeast Karate Did their annual Demonstration for the crowd….can you find El Camino Girl in the photo

Dozens of rides and games for kids of all agesFree Sidewalk and water art for kids…...to special guest…..well I guess this years event is going to the dogs

“Safe Sitter” Course Offered at Randolph Hospital

Randolph Hospital will hold its one-day babysitter’s trainingcourse on August 5th from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The “Safe Sit-ter” program invites interested 11-13 year olds to participate inthis unique educational experience. By becoming a “Safe Sitter,”young adults will be better prepared to handle unexpected situa-tions. Helping adolescents become better prepared for babysittingis the focus of this clinic offered through Randolph Hospital. “SafeSitter” will provide information on nurturing childcare and life-saving techniques, safety precautions and how and when to call forhelp. Moreover, Certified Safe Sitter instructors will teach partici-pants how to handle medical emergencies. The class will takeplace in the Randolph Hospital Health Education Center at 200-AFoust Street. There is a $35 charge for materials and participantsshould bring a bag lunch. Drinks will be provided. Class size islimited and pre-registration is required. This clinic is one of Randolph Hospital’s community education events offered eachmonth on a variety of health-related topics. For more informationor to register for this event, please call Randolph Hospital at (336)633-7788, or register on-line atwww.randolphhospital.orgunderthe ‘Events’ section.

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NEED YOUR LP GAS TANK FILLED,We can help.We now have MUCK BOOTS inassorted sizes, styles, even for KIDS!!

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BARTLETT 14% CATTLE PELLETSOn Sale NowPENNINGTON GRASS SEED; K-31,MAX Q, TRIPLEX MIXDIAMOND HI-ENERGY DOG FOOD

Y’ALL Come Back Café

119 S Fayetteville St—Downtown Liberty

336-622-2984

Mon to Fri 6am to 2pm, Sat 6am to 11am, Closed Sunday —————————————————————————————-

(A Place Where Friends Gather To Eat)

Y’All Come Back Cafe

Daily Specials Everyday

Seniors Receive FreeDrink With MealKids Menu

Harvest International Ministry

Welcomes You To

Discover the Plan, Purpose and Destiny God Has For Your Ife

Sundays 10:30 a.m.

Pastor James English Jr.(Graduate of World Harvest Bible College, ordained &licensed by Pastor Rod Parsley)

The Liberty Showcase

101 Fayetteville St, Liberty, NC 27298 Office 336-622-6810

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8912 Pleasant Hill Ch Rd, Snow Camp, NCPhone (336) 376-6660

July Special

Generic/Roundup2-1/2 gal. for$50

Liberty Landscapes

Here is a list of services we provide:

Mowing, Edging, Trimming, Blowing: residential and com-mercial, Aerating, seeding, fertilizing, Shrubbery, FlowerBeds: Mulch, Pine Needles, Flowers, Weed Control, Leaf Re-moval, Landscape Design, Property Rejuvenation,, Tree Work and Removal, Storm Clean Up, Small Dump Truck Service,Debris Removal, Tractor Work, Garden Tilling, PressureWashing, Gutter Cleaning, Anything Lawn and Garden

Full Supply ofHorse Fly Spray

The Snow Camp Out-door Theatre is accept-ing registration for its2010 Annual YouthDrama Camp.

The week of July 12-16for ages 5-10and July 26-30 for ages11-15 from9:00 AM-12:00 PM.This year’scamp will beunder the direction of Derek Spack. He is agraduate from ArkansasTech University.The campers will get tosee this year’s productionof

Pinocchio.

The campwill conclude with a spe-cial performance for fam-ily and friends. The campcost is $65.00.

To Be Held 7/29/10

Will "Little Man"ArringtonMemorial BloodDrive

Parks CrossroadsChristian Church

2057 Parks Crossroads Ch. Rd.Ramseur, NC

From 2:00 PMto 7:00 PM

Please contact Lesli@ 336-622-6998 orlarring-ton@rtelco.netto schedule yourappointment.

Have AGreat Summer