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CMYK 6a The Butner-Creedmoor News, Thursday, July 1, 2010 EVENTS [Continued From Page 5A] Creedmoor. NIFTY 90’S EVENT The Granville County enior Center in Oxford will old their 4th annual Nifty 90’s elebration on Tuesday, July 3th at the Oxford Public orks building. There will be catered meal and ntertainment. This event is pen to anyone 90 years of age r older in Granville County. This year they are asking or pictures of each of our 90+ ear olds for a special part of he program. Pictures are eeded from childhood, adult ife and recent years if possible. hotos will be returned. Admission will be free for nyone 90 or older. There will e a $6.00 charge for guests. If you are 90 years of age or lder or know someone who is, lease call the Senior Center at 93-1930 and give them your nformation. CLASS REUNION The South Granville High School Class of 1980 will hold their 30th Class Reunion August 28, 2010 at the Festival House Building at Homestead Steakhouse in Timberlake, N. C. Those who have not heard from their reunion committee can contact Willis Herman at herman72@juno.com. CITIZENS POLICE ACADEMY The Creedmoor Police Department would like to invite those interested to enroll in the Citizens Police Academy. This program is designed to educate citizens about some of the duties that law enforcement officers have. Some of the topics that will be discussed are; Criminal Law, Communications, Arrest Procedures, Crime Prevention, and Domestic Violence. The Academy will start on September 9, 2010 and run through November 4, 2010. Classes will run once a week from 7 pm to 8 pm. Space is limited to 15-20 applicants, so if you are interested please come to the Creedmoor Police Department and pick up an application as soon as possible. If you have any questions contact Sgt. Jon Smith. HCCA SEASON TICKETS AVAILABLE The Henderson Community Concert Association has season tickets available for the 2010-2011 Concert Series, which may be purchased by contacting the Membership Chair at 252- 430-8640 or by visiting the website at www.hcca.cc. Season tickets are available at $45 for an adult, $10 for a student, or $100 for a family. Businesses that join and individuals who make donations over and above the price of tickets will be listed in a Special Contributors booklet to be distributed at each concert. Businesses and their logos will be featured in announcements of various sizes, depending on the donation amounts. The Henderson Community Concert Association is a volunteer, non-profit organization. Concerts are held at the Vance-Granville Community College Civic Center Auditorium, located off I-85 at Exit 209. All concerts will take place at 8:00 p. m. except for Riders In The Sky, which will be presented in a 2:30 Sunday Matinee, in order to be convenient for children to attend. Admission is by season ticket only and there are no individual tickets available at the concerts, so you are encouraged to plan ahead and get your tickets now. STEM CENTENNIAL SCHEDULED The town of Stem will celebrate its centennial on Saturday, April 9th, 2011. There will be a parade starting at 1:00 PM and will end at the Stem Ruritan Club Building. Anyone wishing to participate in the parade, please call as soon as possible. The history of Stem will be on display and will include family history, Stem stores history, police department, fire department, schools, churches, businesses and cemeteries. Refreshments will be provided. Anyone wishing to donate Stem history information or family history information may send to P.O. Box 65, Stem, NC 27581 or call 919-528- 1459 for more information. Stacy Elaine Wilkins of Rougemont, NC and Terry Lee Clayton also of Rougemont announce their engagement. The prospective bride’s parents are Elaine Baldwin of 1531 Olive Circle, Creedmoor and Wayne Wilkins of 7981 Wood Hollow Trail, Liberty, NC 27298. The prospective groom’s parents are Helen Clayton and the late Bennie Clayton of 1575 Hwy. 15 Creedmoor, NC 27522. The couple plan to be wed on July 31, 2010 at 3 pm at the First Baptist Church in Butner. The prospective bride is employed at Lowe’s Foods, Inc. in Durham as an Office Manager. The prospective groom is employed at Bordeaux Construction in Durham as a Superintendent. Both the bride and groom graduated from South Granville High School. American Red Cross Seeks Volunteers The American Red Cross shelters, feeds and provides emotional support to victims of disasters; supplies nearly half of the nation's blood; teaches lifesaving skills; provides international humanitarian aid; and supports military members and their families. The Red Cross is a charitable organization - not a government agency - and depends on volunteers and the generosity of the American public to perform its mission. The Central North Carolina Chapter is seeking volunteers in Granville and Vance Counties. Volunteers are needed at local blood drives and disaster volunteers are needed to respond to disasters in our area which includes home fires. For more information, please visit cncc.redcross.org contact Blanche Hudon, Director of Volunteer Services at 919-419-1849, ext. 376, or hudonb@usa.redcross.org. SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY When The Gavel Fell...About One Half L-O-S-T! THAT’S RIGHT! About one half of all the people who appealed their Social Security disability claim without representation last year, LOST. THERE IS HELP. Don Narensky WON 90% of his cases last year. There’s never a fee unless you win. So don’t go through it alone. 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CMYK The Butner-Creedmoor News, Thursday, July 1, 2010 7a Falls Lake Public Meeting World Wide Outreach Fellowship Ministries, Inc. & Working Faith Ministries will hold an Installation Service for Nathaniel Davis, III (Trey) to the Episcopal Office of Pastor on Sunday, July 11th, at 4:00 pm. Working Faith Ministries is located at 307 Central Avenue in Butner. Pastor Nathaniel (Trey) Davis III is the son of Nathaniel and Cathy Davis Jr. Pastor Davis is married to Nicole Green Davis. They have four children: Nathaniel (Tyler) IV -14, Lotreya - 11, Christian - 6, and Trinity - 5. Pastor Davis was raised in Granville County where he was educated in the public school system. He furthered his education at the UNC-Charlotte and NCCU, and at the age of 20 began his law enforcement career. Pastor Davis has continued to serve in local government, and now functions as a "Sergeant" level supervisor for the Greensboro Police Department. The Environmental Management Commission, or EMC, has scheduled two hearings to gather public input on proposed rules to reduce nutrient pollution in the Falls Lake Reservoir. The public comment period is open until Aug. 16. Falls Lake Reservoir, the primary drinking water source for Raleigh and several nearby communities, is impaired for excessive amounts of chlorophyll a, an indicator of high levels of nutrients. Nutrients, specifically nitrogen and phosphorus, can be carried by stormwater runoff into Falls Lake and the watershed streams that feed it. While nutrients are beneficial to aquatic plant and animal life in the proper quantities, excessive levels can cause algae blooms that impair aquatic habitat and may lead to fishkills, increase the cost of treatment for drinking water and affect recreational activities. In 2005, the N.C. General Assembly passed legislation which requires the EMC to adopt a nutrient strategy for Falls Lake. In 2008, stakeholders from local governments, agriculture, environmental groups and other concerns began work with the N.C. Division of Water Quality to formulate a nutrient management strategy. The stakeholders used three years of lake watershed data and subsequent modeling to help form the nutrient management strategy. The draft rules were approved for public comment by the EMC in March 2010. The rules address reduction of nutrients from several sources including agriculture, new development, existing development and wastewater treatment plants. The twostage approach is spread over 25 years and includes opportunities for evaluating progress towards the nitrogen and phosphorus reduction goals and adjusting requirements appropriately. The projected maximum cost for implementing the rules is approximately $1.5 billion. However, emerging technologies and management efficiencies may reduce that cost significantly. Copies of the draft rules and other helpful information are available on the N.C. Division of Water Quality’s website at: http:// portal.ncdenr.org/web/wq/ps/ nps/fallslake. The hearing schedule is: · 7 p.m. June 30 at Neal Middle School, 201 Baptist Church Road, Durham; · 7 p.m. July 1 at Campbell Lodge, Durant Nature Park, 3237 Spottswood St., Raleigh. Registration for those who wish to speak at the hearings will begin at 6:30 p.m. Time for presentations may be limited to allow time for all registered speakers. Therefore, it is requested that printed copies be provided for remarks that are longer than three minutes. Written comments may also be submitted at the hearings or by mailing them to: John Huisman, DWQ Planning, 1617 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, N.C. 27699-1617 or john.huisman@ncdenr.gov. Shop For Bargains In... THE BUTNER- CREEDMOOR NEWS Classifieds!
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