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Page 16 — Chamber Newsletter, Summer 2010

Our ElkinQuality • Experience • Availability • Dedication

Offering Care For The Entire FamilyNow Offering Pediatrics and Family Medicine

DIBAS KOIRALA M.D. Board Certifi ed in Family Medicine

CRISTIN TRECROCE D.O. Board Certifi ed in Family Medicine

Originally from Nepal, Dr. Koirala completed his Family Medicine residency at Long Island Jewish Medical system in Long Island, New York in 2009. He is offering a broad range of family medicine services, including pediatrics age 6 and up, men’s and women’s health exams, acute and chronic adult medicine, and sports physicals. He also offers minor skin surgery, joint injections, treatment for common skin condi-tions (including acne) & weight loss counseling. He will make house-calls for the homebound patient!

A native of Pennsylvania, she graduated from the Philadel-phia College of Osteopathic Medicine, in 1997. She complet-ed her Family Medicine residency at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2000. Dr. Trecroce sees patients 12 and older, performs women’s health exams, and treats acute and chronic adult conditions. Dr. Trecroce has a special in-terest in preventative health, and weight loss counseling.

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Just got back to WV from the wine festival..........WOW!!!!!!!!!!! What a wonderfully glorious timewe had. The site was GREAT, the orchestration was smooth and the food was outstanding (21 andmain).

If the date for next year is set please let me know, we have 2 other couples ready to come down andwe want to make plans. It went by entirely too fast. Thanks for the hospitality.

Mark Akers

Hello!For the fourth year in a row, we attended the wine fest in Elkin this past Saturday.

Though the weather was MUCH too hot, it was a terrific festival as usual.Enjoyed the Natty Boh Duo again, and - surprisingly, as I am not a beach music fan - really en-

joyed the Mixed Emotions!I appreciate that they played a wider variety of music this year. From our vantage point under the

shade tree, it certainly appeared that the crowd had a great time!I'd like to see you do more to promote wine bottle recycling in the years to come... perhaps by plac-

ing empty case boxes near the trash cans?

Thanks!Lora Sheridan, Winston-Salem

Matthew and I want to send you our congratulations on a GREAT festival. I heard that so manypeople came you ran out of glasses. So what was the number? We had very good sales. Seems you evenhave "pull with the Man Upstairs" because the weather was beautiful....

A job well done,Ann Mayberry, Brushy Mountain Winery

Good job this weekend. Brandon McCann, Cascade Highlands

Congratulations on another successful Wine Festival! Ercel Carter, Wachovia Market President, Yadkin/Surry Counties

Hello again,

I just wanted to drop you a line and say thanks for having Natty Boh Duo play the wine fest yes-terday! We had a great time and would love to do it again anytime. Thanks again

Chris Emerson

Another Successful Festival!

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Page 2 — Chamber Newsletter, Summer 2010 Chamber Newsletter, Summer 2010 — Page 15

www.visittheyadkinvalley.com

Investivng $$$$ in our Economy

At Sedgwick Homes their mission is to delight their cus-tomers while creating a positive environment that al-lows our employees and associates to prosper.Sedgewick Homes is located at 123 Valley Drive inJonesville. www.sedgewickhomes.com

Arlo Bar-Zee and Justin Keisler cutting up at the SedgewickHomes Ribbon Cutting.

Sedgewick Homes

Goodwill Industries of Northwest North Carolina opened its Elkinretail store on Thursday, May 13 at 477 CC Camp Rd. This new fa-cility, a replacement store for the North Bridge Street location, is twicethe size and offers a convenient covered donation drive-through. Thenew store is designed to the U.S. Green Building Council’s stringentLEED standards (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design)which are the national benchmark for high performance green build-ings. The Elkin Goodwill store is open Monday through Saturdayfrom 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m. www.goodwill-nwnc.org

Goodwill Industries

Willows

Willows owner Carol Collins cuts the ribbon on her beautiful showroom featuring unique andaffordable home décor. Carol is also an accomplished interior designer and would be happy toassist you in creating a look for your home or office that reflects your own personal style. Wil-lows is located at 150 Market St. in Historic Downtown Elkin.

Yadkin Valley Gastroenterology

Yadkin Valley Gastroenterology led by Riz Ahmed, M.D., provides comprehensive services in thediagnosis, medical management and endoscopic treatment of diseases affecting the digestive sys-tem and liver. Yadkin Valley Gastroenterology is located at 201 W. Main St in Downtown Elkin.www.hughchatham.org/gastroenterology.htm

And the Winner Is . . .

Award winners from the Yadkin Valley Chamber of Commerce 22nd Meeting are from left to right:2010 Yadkin Valley Chamber of Commerce Education Excellence Award winner, Patsy Burgess; the2010 Duke Energy Citizenship and Service Award winner, Valerie Oberle of the Oberle Group; thefirst ever Johnsie Hudspeth Volunteer of the Year award winner, owner and broker in charge ofBasin Creek Realty, Gambill Aldridge; 2010 Community Beautification Award winner, Tim Gentryof Slightly Askew; and the new 2010-2011 Chair, Michael Wilson.

Teresa Smith Ray- Yadkin Valley Chamberof Commerce 2010 Web Smalling Corporate Citizen Award Winner.

The Chamber’s Web Smalling CorporateCitizen Award recognizes a Chambermember who makes a difference in thecommunity by using his or her time, tal-ents and compassion to positively impactthe lives of others. Teresa Smith Ray, ownerof Harry’s Place gladly and unselfishly givesof her time. She is an Elkin High Schoolgraduate, former member of the ElkinJaycees, is an Elder at Elkin PresbyterianChurch and has actively served on theBoard for the Ark. She is responsible for thecreation of its annual rummage sale andShake, Raffle and Roll was one her brainchild’s. She is passionate about DowntownElkin and the Reeves Theater Restorationproject. And it’s more common than notto see a Harry’s Place gift certificate as adoor prize, at any raffle or as a silent auc-tion item. She even raises money in therestaurant for individuals in need.

Slightly Askew-The Yadkin Valley Chamberof Commerce 2010 Community Beautification Award Winner

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After

The Chamber’s Beautification Award recognizes a chamber member who has excelled inbeautification of their property, building or the community. This year’s award winner, TimGentry owner of Slightly Askew turned his hobby into a business. He took the vacant resi-dential property located at 913 N. Bridge Street and gave it a much needed facelift. Thisproperty, built in the 60’s, was certainly in need of some tender loving care. This renova-tion certainly added a touch of color to N. Bridge St. in Elkin. .

Page 10 — Chamber Newsletter,Summer 2010Chamber Newsletter, Summer 2010 — Page 7

Become a Chamber Champion!One payment covers your expenses for Chamber activities, tickets, booth rentals and sponsorships

for the entire year. For full details contact Laurette Leagon 336-526-1111.

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Investivng $$$$ in our EconomyTotal Woman Care

Total Woman Care provides professional, personalized care with a focus on prevention and education. Theirstaff of uniquely qualified individuals has been carefully chosen to help meet each of the patient’s individual-ized needs. Total Woman Care is located at 942 Johnson Ridge Road Elkin, NC 28621. www.totalwoman-care.net

Blue Ridge Medical Group - Elkin

An Ribbon Cutting was held on Wed. April 14, 2010 at the newly expanded medical offices of Our Elkin BlueRidge Medical Group. Located at 380 Parkwood Medical Park, Elkin , NC, The providers of the practice wereon hand to give guided tours and visited with patients of the practice and prospective patients. This would in-clude Andreas Neumark, M.D. Board Certified Internal Medicine, Tamas Soos, M.D. Board Certified InternalMedicine/Geriatrics, Cristin Trecroce, D.O, Board Certified Family Medicine, Dibas Koirala, M.D. Board Cer-tified Family Medicine, and Linda Turner, D.O. Family Medicine. Elkin Blue Ridge Medical Group is accept-ing new patients, and accepts most insurances. This office provides Same Day Appointments, and Walk-Insare Welcome! They can be reached at 336 835 9355, and are available 24 hrs a day by our answering service.www.blueridgemd.com

And the Winner Is . . .

The Education Excellence award is presented by theChamber to individuals who have served the educa-tional system of our community in superior fashion.

This year’s winner, Patsy Burgess works with mid-dle school and high school students within the Ca-reer and Technical Education program.

One of her many responsibilities is that of facili-tating the Career Internship Program. This programassists high school students in developing good workhabits and strengthening communication skills as itprovides opportunities for them to explore areas ofcareer interest.

The Chamber has been fortunate enough to bene-fit from the internship program on several occasions

and the Chamber staff has been extremely pleasedwith the professional demeanor of the students. Theconduct that is expected of the interns is suitable forany Fortune 500 company.

While working with the Youth EntrepreneurshipSurry and Youth Leadership Surry programs, MsBurgess has been instrumental in bringing studentsfrom throughout Surry County to downtown Elkinto showcase the many shops and business that wehave to offer. Through these and other special proj-ects she is building very positive relationships withinthe community

Patsy Burgess- The Yadkin ValleyChamber of Commerce 2010 Educa-

tion Excellence Award Winner

The Duke Energy Citizenship and Service Awardhas a long standing pays tribute to individuals orgroups who give so much to our community and toalso encourage a culture of citizenship and service.This year’s winner, Valerie Oberle is passionate aboutbusiness, community and growth, and makes a pos-itive difference in everything she does. Since estab-lishing her own business in 1997, she has helpedbusinesses and non-profit organizations fromaround the world bring out the best in their leadersand employees, exceed the expectations of their cus-

tomers, and reap the benefits of excellence. She wasthe first chair of the Tourism Partnership of SurryCounty, the Chair of the Pilot Mountain TourismAuthority, she is vital to the success of Mayfest andthe Cruise-Ins in Pilot Mountain. She is a drivingforce in the Reeves Theater Restoration Project. Shewas the first female at Walt Disney World Resort tobe promoted to an executive position. She is an ac-complished business leader, consultant, certifiedDISC Success Insight™ coach, and internationallyacclaimed speaker.

Ms. Valerie Oberle of the OberleGroup-2010 Duke Energy Citizenship

and Service Award Winner

The Chamber’s Johnsie Hudspeth Volunteer of theYear Award recognizes a member who has donatedhis or her time and energy to the betterment of ourcommunity. This award was name in honor of John-sie Hudspeth to memorialize her contributions tothe Chamber.

Gambill Aldridge, owner and broker-in-charge ofBasin Creek Realty has certainly donated a lot oftime and a lot of energy to the Chamber, the townof Elkin and Surry County. He is an Elkin native anda graduate of Elkin High School. He is Past Presidentof the Elkin Jaycees, the Tri County United Way, TheYadkin Valley chamber of Commerce and the Yad-

kin Valley Board of Realtors. This year’s winner isheavily involved in Economic Development for ourarea. He serves as the Chamber’s Vice Chair for Eco-nomic Development, has served on the Town ofElkin Economic Development Committee, and onthe Surry County Economic Development Partner-ship Board of Directors, and beginning July 1st , hewill be Chair of the Surry County Economic Devel-opment Partnership. He is a former Elkin TownCommissioner, and has worked in the Elkin area asa realtor for more than 25 years.

Gambill Aldridge-The Yadkin Valley Chamberof Commerce 2010 Johnsie Hudspeth Volun-

teer of the Year Award Winner

Five years ago the Yadkin Valley Chamber ofCommerce created an award to recognize superiorwork in promoting the Yadkin Valley. This awardhonors Rebel Good, longtime editor and publisherof The Tribune former editor of The Messenger,and currently editor of Yadkin Valley Wine Coun-try, whose mission is to deliver maximum exposureof the Yadkin Valley for areas wineries and othertourism relate businesses to Internet users.

This year’s winner, Brent Cornelison, warrantsthis award for many of his endeavors that have ad-vanced tourism for the Yadkin Valley and for Elkin.Some of these successes were job related; otherswere from his passion to grow the tourism indus-

try in the Yadkin Valley. He was instrumental inthe Elkin Greenway project, in bringing recogni-tion to the Overmountain Victory trail in our areawith the creation of the wayside adjacent to theElkin Municipal Park and convincing the USTAprofessional tour to come to Elkin. He served twoyears as chairman of the Yadkin Valley Wine Festi-val committee. Mr. Cornelison has held several po-sitions in the North Carolina Parks and RecreationAssociation has a degree in Parks and Recreationadministration and is an elder at the Elkin Presby-terian Church.

Brent Cornelison –Yadkin ValleyChamber of Commerce

2010 Rebel Good Award

Chamber Membership Makes ¢¢¢¢

Coming soon, it’s Habitat for Humanity’s

2010 ART for HOMES!This project, now in its third year, invites local artists to participate

in creating art from items donated to the Habitat Home Shoppe. Thesky’s the limit on what media or methods can be used -paint a chair!deconstruct a toaster! tile a table! or wherever the imagination leads.

Previous creations have included the amazing American Fan Stand,made of 45 records and a fireplace stand; the gilded, jeweled, enam-eled and totally-over-the-top toilet refashioned into a wine cooler;whimsical painted tables, chairs and rockers; paper art from Habitatbooks, hand-made tiles decorating a re-fashioned table, and more

Items may be selected from the Habitat Home Shoppe with a valuenot to exceed $50. Home Once created, the ART is due at the HabitatHome Shoppe by September 1, 2010. The ART then will be auctionedoff at the art celebration on September 10 at the Habitat HomeShoppe. Join friends of Habitat for music, food, and great ART!

Questions? Call the Habitat Home Shoppe at 526-4663.

NEW CHAMBER MEMBERS Back on the Rack Consign-ments109 W. Atkins St.Dobson, NC 27017Junior & Lynn Walters, OwnersPhone: (336) [email protected]

Bath Fitter, Inc 3005 S. Elm-Eugene St.Greensboro, NC 27406Lori Brown, Marketing CoordinatorDennis RubinBranch ManagerPhone: (336) 379-7899Fax: (336) [email protected]

Chatham Foundation, Inc.State Road, NC 28676Lucy Chatham, PresidentPhone: (336) 874-2485Fax:: (336) 874-7311Steve Montsinger, SecretaryPhone: (336) 366-2922

The Data Center Inc/YadtelNetworksYadkinville, NC 27055Bambi Craver, Business Consult-antPhone: ( 336) 463-5066 Fax number: (336) [email protected]

FibrowattOne Summitt Square, Suite 2001717 Langhorn-Newton Rd.Phone: (267) 352-0014Fax: (267) [email protected]

Garanco, Inc.615 W. Main St.Pilot Mountain, NC 27041Ricky G. White, Estimator/Project ManagerPhone: (336) 368-2788Fax: (336) [email protected]

Gearheads Auto & Cycle Re-pair Shop553 Winston Rd.Jonesville, NC 28642Gina Garcia, PartnerDavid Quiroga, PartnerDwight Hemric, PartnerPhone: (336) 258-2128Fax: (336) 258-2128gearheadsautoandcycle@gmail.comwww.gearheadsautoandcycle.com

Jonesville Historical-Bicenten-nial Society Jonesville, NC 28642Judy Wolfe [email protected] www.jonesvillenc.org

KMH Lawn CareHamptonville, NC 27020Hector RuizPhone: (336) 466-1779Kristiene RuizPhone (336) [email protected] Pilot Mountain Pride612 E. Main Street

Pilot Mountain, NC 27043

Willows 150 Market St.Elkin, NC 28621Carol Collins, OwnerPhone: (336) [email protected]

Yadkin Riverkeeper, Inc.2435 WestfieldDr. Winston-Salem, NC 27103 Patricia Colwell, Founding Board MemberPhone: (336) 366-3301Anita Harrington, Founding Board MemberPhone: (336) 366-7953 Dean Naujoks, RiverkeeperPhone: (919) 835-8535www.yadkinriverkeeper.org

Join the Yadkin ValleyChamber of Commerce

The Yadkin Valley Chamber of Com merce is adynamic organization that promotes a positivebusiness environment, facilitates community bet-terment and supports economic development.

For more information about how joining theChamber will help your business, call us at 526-1111.

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Celebrating 60 Years of Excellence1947-2007

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Frank Beals336-835-4411

Freddie Brown835-1124

www.edwardjones.com

Member SIPCFrank Beals Freddie Brown

Downtown ElkinSince 1939

Phone: 835-2621

“Hometown Service”

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Call 526-1111 or visitwww.YadkinValley.org

Speed Networking

What are they talking about? Find out by signing up now for theChamber’s next Speed Networking,

Thursday, July 22, 2010.

CHAMBER Members of the MonthPutting $$$$ Back in Our Economy

Yadkin Valley Chamber Members of the Month are recognized for their strong support of theChamber, their generosity to our community and their sound business practices. This most re-cent batch of winners certainly fits the bill. 1St Row Mazzini’s Italian Restaurant on N. Bridge St in Elkin. WIFM 100.9 FM- Family Friendly

radio for the Yadkin Valley. 2nd Row Carolina Heritage Vineyard & Winery-Established in 2005, Carolina Heritage Vine-

yard and Winery is a 35-acre farm three miles east of Elkin, North Carolina, along HWY 268.WalMart- Save Money, Live Better, located on CC Camp Rd right off Exit 85 Elkin.

3rd Row- Yadkin Valley General Store, a Pennsylvania Dutch bulk food store located in His-toric Downtown Elkin, N.C. And Song’s Jewelry adds this recognition to her awards as the 2008Main Street Champion and the 2007 Award winner of the Chamber’s Community BeautificationAward.

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Unique Gifts, Antiques and Collectibles • (over 150 dealers) jewelry, glassware, framed art and much more! Elkin,/Jonesville Area

I-77, exit 82Go west on Highway 67, Riverview Shopping Center

Open 7 Days, Jonesville • 336-835-6400

For more info, contact Yadkin Valley Tourism Authoritywww.visittheyadkinvalley.com

1-877-Savor YV (1-877-728-6798)

by Karen MartinStaff Writer, Elkin Tribune

The Hampton Inn of Jonesville/Elkin hasbeen awarded the Connie Award, for thesecond year in a row. The award, namedafter company founder, Conrad N. Hilton,is given to the top eight hotels across the na-tion, in a 1,800 world-wide global propertygroup of hotels, based on high product andservice scores, top ratings on quality inspec-tions, and as being judged by guests of thehotel.

"It's an honor to be the number one toprated hotel in the nation with the Hiltonfamily hotels," Debra Clark, general man-ager said. "It's a great place to work."

Clark started with the hotel chain as thefront desk attendant and worked to assistantmanager, then general manager in 1999.

"This is the second year in a row we've re-ceived number one and we're very proud ofour customer service," Clark said. "I thinkwe pride ourselves on friendly accommo-dating service to our guests. Staying herefeels like coming home to a safe, secure en-vironment.

"If a traveler gets off the highway, we liketo take care of them," she said. "We try tomeet their needs and hope to have them asreturn guests. Our customer service is ex-cellent."

The Hampton Inn is owned by RiverviewHolding LLC, with owners, Ben Mastin,Fred Eidson and Bob Greene.

The hotel in Jonesville has 64 rooms, threeof which are one-bedroom suites. Handicap

accessible rooms are available for those whorequire special facilities. A state of the art fit-ness room as well as an outside pool are alsopart of the amenities.

The hotel offers a continental breakfastwith hot foods to each guest, fresh coffee allduring the day along with freshly bakedcookies, fruit, and hot popcorn poppedevery afternoon.

The hotel does not allow pets and is 100 per-cent non-smoking.

"We have a manager's reception everyTuesday," Clark said. "Staying at the Hamp-ton Inn of Jonesville/Elkin is an experience.We are beginning to become a destinationbecause of the large number of vineyardsand wineries in the area that tourist are in-terested in visiting.

"We have a high return visit business withour customers and are proud that they enjoystaying with us. We see old friends when ourtravelers return to stay a night or two withus along their way."

The Hampton Inn also provides wirelessInternet services for its guests as well as abusiness center where computer terminalsare located.

Michael Wilson, of the Fairfield Inn, is theregional manager of four of the company'shotels. The Fairfield ranked number five inthe nation.

"We are honored by the Connie Award andlook forward to being in the running for fu-ture awards," Clark said.

Hampton Inn here wins national award

Hampton Inn of Jonesville/Elkin employees celebrate being voted top in the nation two years in a row with the ConnieAward. Front: Jackie Pardue, Second row: Stephaie Duncan, Betty Childress, Teresa Steele, Betty Carter, Third row: Gen-eral Manager, Debra Clark, Sherry Holcomb, Loretta Fletcher, Diand Day, Shirl Cox, Katrina Winston and Glenn Owings.

Vaughan-Bassett investing$1 million to expand plantGALAX, Va. — Bedroom manufacturer

Vaughan-Bassett has announced a $1 mil-lion, 16,000-square-foot expansion of itsmain plant here.

The company broke ground in May andplans to have the work completed by De-cember. The added space will be used tostore bed rails and mirrors and for the stag-ing of shipments from the adjoining ship-ping facility.

In May, it completed the first two phases ofthe project, relocating its two bed produc-tion lines from the machine room to thepack room. It also moved two offices and arestroom to open up a forklift aisle that willallow the movement of parts from the ma-chine room to the bed production lines.

A phase to be completed in July will in-volve reorganizing machinery, using about8,000 square feet opened up with the relo-cation of the bed lines.

Vaughan-Bassett said the project is neces-sary due to the success of the $3 million

Weinig Rough End System it installed at theGalax plant last July, which improves thecompany's efficiency in cutting lumber."We have been able to cut significantly morelumber and we are generating many moreparts with our new system," President andCEO Wyatt Bassett said in a statement. He added that the latest expansion will addjobs in the coming months and years, butdid not specify how many.

Doug Bassett, executive vice president andchief operating officer, said the companyhopes to add jobs at the same pace it hasgrown over the past year. He said the man-ufacturer has added 60 jobs in Galax in thepast 15 months and brought back 50 work-ers since it reopened its Elkin, N.C., plant inSeptember.

Vaughan-Bassett now employs more than700 at the two facilities.

Clark Bros. Construction of Stuart, Va., ishandling the expansion

A Fine Balance Elkin is very lucky to have the services of ayoung woman from Pennsylvannia as a Fam-ily Health Physician, employed by Blue RidgeMedical Group.,380 Parkwood Medical Park ,Elkin, NC. Dr. Cristin Trecroce describes her-self as having three roles in her life, a mother,a wife and a physician, and believes her mottoin life is about balance. She has a strong desireto convey that balance to her patients in theirdaily lives for health purposes.

She really feels a strong connection to her pa-tients, and she states she enjoys spending timewith her patients as much as she does her fam-ily! Her desire is that her patients will becomelike family to her, and that she can teach herpatients, just as she does her children, aboutmaking healthy life- choices. This is truly a re-freshing trend in medicine, and Elkin is fortu-nate to have someone to offer theseapproaches in medicine!

Dr. Trecroce is entering her second year ofpractice here in Elkin, and relocated here fromPhiladelphia, PA. She is a native of Pennsylva-nia, and graduated from Philadelphia Collegeof Osteopathic Medicine in 1997. She com-pleted her Family Medicine Residency atPhiladelphia College of Osteopathic Medicinein 2000. She is Board Certified in Family Med-icine, and see patients age 12 and over. She hasa special interest in preventive medicine, andoffer bariatric or weight loss counseling.

She is married, and has two young daugh-

ters. Her husband , Doug Stewart, is a Physi-cians Assitant in the ER at HCMH in Elkin sohe is also contributing to the health of Elkinresidents with his extensive ER experience.Their relocation from Pennsylvania to Elkinwas a loss for PA and a gain for NC!

In talking with Dr Trecroce you will findshe enjoys hobbies of exercise, learning newthings and cooking. She enjoys watching theFood Network and she admires the work ofthe Naked Chef. Her interest in this chef isthat he is pioneering a change to school's foodprograms for kids. Dr. Trecroce is trying togive kids better tools to have a healthier future,considering the epidemic of childhood obesity.She offers counseling for children and parentsto take a better look at how day to day deci-sions affect their overall health. She states herrole is to encourage realistic changes for dailylife to combat weight and health obstacles.

Elkin is very lucky to have such an enthu-siatic, caring and compassionate youngphysician. Her interest in good health andmaking correct lifestyle choices brings afresh and current approach to medical carein the community! We are grateful she canbalance being a wife , mother and physicianto bring these talents to our town!

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Frank Beals336-835-4411

Freddie Brown835-1124

www.edwardjones.com

Member SIPC Frank BealsFreddie Brown

Downtown ElkinSince 1939

Phone: 835-2621

“Hometown Service”

Join The Chamber Today!

Call 526-1111 or visitwww.YadkinValley.org

Speed Networking

What are they talking about? Find out by signing up now for theChamber’s next Speed Networking,

Thursday, July 22, 2010.

CHAMBER Members of the MonthPutting $$$$ Back in Our Economy

Yadkin Valley Chamber Members of the Month are recognized for their strong support of theChamber, their generosity to our community and their sound business practices. This most re-cent batch of winners certainly fits the bill. 1St Row Mazzini’s Italian Restaurant on N. Bridge St in Elkin. WIFM 100.9 FM- Family Friendly

radio for the Yadkin Valley. 2nd Row Carolina Heritage Vineyard & Winery-Established in 2005, Carolina Heritage Vine-

yard and Winery is a 35-acre farm three miles east of Elkin, North Carolina, along HWY 268.WalMart- Save Money, Live Better, located on CC Camp Rd right off Exit 85 Elkin.

3rd Row- Yadkin Valley General Store, a Pennsylvania Dutch bulk food store located in His-toric Downtown Elkin, N.C. And Song’s Jewelry adds this recognition to her awards as the 2008Main Street Champion and the 2007 Award winner of the Chamber’s Community BeautificationAward.

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Unique Gifts, Antiques and Collectibles • (over 150 dealers) jewelry, glassware, framed art and much more! Elkin,/Jonesville Area

I-77, exit 82Go west on Highway 67, Riverview Shopping Center

Open 7 Days, Jonesville • 336-835-6400

For more info, contact Yadkin Valley Tourism Authoritywww.visittheyadkinvalley.com

1-877-Savor YV (1-877-728-6798)

by Karen MartinStaff Writer, Elkin Tribune

The Hampton Inn of Jonesville/Elkin hasbeen awarded the Connie Award, for thesecond year in a row. The award, namedafter company founder, Conrad N. Hilton,is given to the top eight hotels across the na-tion, in a 1,800 world-wide global propertygroup of hotels, based on high product andservice scores, top ratings on quality inspec-tions, and as being judged by guests of thehotel.

"It's an honor to be the number one toprated hotel in the nation with the Hiltonfamily hotels," Debra Clark, general man-ager said. "It's a great place to work."

Clark started with the hotel chain as thefront desk attendant and worked to assistantmanager, then general manager in 1999.

"This is the second year in a row we've re-ceived number one and we're very proud ofour customer service," Clark said. "I thinkwe pride ourselves on friendly accommo-dating service to our guests. Staying herefeels like coming home to a safe, secure en-vironment.

"If a traveler gets off the highway, we liketo take care of them," she said. "We try tomeet their needs and hope to have them asreturn guests. Our customer service is ex-cellent."

The Hampton Inn is owned by RiverviewHolding LLC, with owners, Ben Mastin,Fred Eidson and Bob Greene.

The hotel in Jonesville has 64 rooms, threeof which are one-bedroom suites. Handicap

accessible rooms are available for those whorequire special facilities. A state of the art fit-ness room as well as an outside pool are alsopart of the amenities.

The hotel offers a continental breakfastwith hot foods to each guest, fresh coffee allduring the day along with freshly bakedcookies, fruit, and hot popcorn poppedevery afternoon.

The hotel does not allow pets and is 100 per-cent non-smoking.

"We have a manager's reception everyTuesday," Clark said. "Staying at the Hamp-ton Inn of Jonesville/Elkin is an experience.We are beginning to become a destinationbecause of the large number of vineyardsand wineries in the area that tourist are in-terested in visiting.

"We have a high return visit business withour customers and are proud that they enjoystaying with us. We see old friends when ourtravelers return to stay a night or two withus along their way."

The Hampton Inn also provides wirelessInternet services for its guests as well as abusiness center where computer terminalsare located.

Michael Wilson, of the Fairfield Inn, is theregional manager of four of the company'shotels. The Fairfield ranked number five inthe nation.

"We are honored by the Connie Award andlook forward to being in the running for fu-ture awards," Clark said.

Hampton Inn here wins national award

Hampton Inn of Jonesville/Elkin employees celebrate being voted top in the nation two years in a row with the ConnieAward. Front: Jackie Pardue, Second row: Stephaie Duncan, Betty Childress, Teresa Steele, Betty Carter, Third row: Gen-eral Manager, Debra Clark, Sherry Holcomb, Loretta Fletcher, Diand Day, Shirl Cox, Katrina Winston and Glenn Owings.

Vaughan-Bassett investing$1 million to expand plantGALAX, Va. — Bedroom manufacturer

Vaughan-Bassett has announced a $1 mil-lion, 16,000-square-foot expansion of itsmain plant here.

The company broke ground in May andplans to have the work completed by De-cember. The added space will be used tostore bed rails and mirrors and for the stag-ing of shipments from the adjoining ship-ping facility.

In May, it completed the first two phases ofthe project, relocating its two bed produc-tion lines from the machine room to thepack room. It also moved two offices and arestroom to open up a forklift aisle that willallow the movement of parts from the ma-chine room to the bed production lines.

A phase to be completed in July will in-volve reorganizing machinery, using about8,000 square feet opened up with the relo-cation of the bed lines.

Vaughan-Bassett said the project is neces-sary due to the success of the $3 million

Weinig Rough End System it installed at theGalax plant last July, which improves thecompany's efficiency in cutting lumber."We have been able to cut significantly morelumber and we are generating many moreparts with our new system," President andCEO Wyatt Bassett said in a statement. He added that the latest expansion will addjobs in the coming months and years, butdid not specify how many.

Doug Bassett, executive vice president andchief operating officer, said the companyhopes to add jobs at the same pace it hasgrown over the past year. He said the man-ufacturer has added 60 jobs in Galax in thepast 15 months and brought back 50 work-ers since it reopened its Elkin, N.C., plant inSeptember.

Vaughan-Bassett now employs more than700 at the two facilities.

Clark Bros. Construction of Stuart, Va., ishandling the expansion

A Fine BalanceElkin is very lucky to have the services of a

young woman from Pennsylvannia as a Fam-ily Health Physician, employed by Blue RidgeMedical Group.,380 Parkwood Medical Park ,Elkin, NC. Dr. Cristin Trecroce describes her-self as having three roles in her life, a mother,a wife and a physician, and believes her mottoin life is about balance. She has a strong desireto convey that balance to her patients in theirdaily lives for health purposes.

She really feels a strong connection to her pa-tients, and she states she enjoys spending timewith her patients as much as she does her fam-ily! Her desire is that her patients will becomelike family to her, and that she can teach herpatients, just as she does her children, aboutmaking healthy life- choices. This is truly a re-freshing trend in medicine, and Elkin is fortu-nate to have someone to offer theseapproaches in medicine!

Dr. Trecroce is entering her second year ofpractice here in Elkin, and relocated here fromPhiladelphia, PA. She is a native of Pennsylva-nia, and graduated from Philadelphia Collegeof Osteopathic Medicine in 1997. She com-pleted her Family Medicine Residency atPhiladelphia College of Osteopathic Medicinein 2000. She is Board Certified in Family Med-icine, and see patients age 12 and over. She hasa special interest in preventive medicine, andoffer bariatric or weight loss counseling.

She is married, and has two young daugh-

ters. Her husband , Doug Stewart, is a Physi-cians Assitant in the ER at HCMH in Elkin sohe is also contributing to the health of Elkinresidents with his extensive ER experience.Their relocation from Pennsylvania to Elkinwas a loss for PA and a gain for NC!

In talking with Dr Trecroce you will findshe enjoys hobbies of exercise, learning newthings and cooking. She enjoys watching theFood Network and she admires the work ofthe Naked Chef. Her interest in this chef isthat he is pioneering a change to school's foodprograms for kids. Dr. Trecroce is trying togive kids better tools to have a healthier future,considering the epidemic of childhood obesity.She offers counseling for children and parentsto take a better look at how day to day deci-sions affect their overall health. She states herrole is to encourage realistic changes for dailylife to combat weight and health obstacles.

Elkin is very lucky to have such an enthu-siatic, caring and compassionate youngphysician. Her interest in good health andmaking correct lifestyle choices brings afresh and current approach to medical carein the community! We are grateful she canbalance being a wife , mother and physicianto bring these talents to our town!

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Investivng $$$$ in our EconomyTotal Woman Care

Total Woman Care provides professional, personalized care with a focus on prevention and education. Theirstaff of uniquely qualified individuals has been carefully chosen to help meet each of the patient’s individual-ized needs. Total Woman Care is located at 942 Johnson Ridge Road Elkin, NC 28621. www.totalwoman-care.net

Blue Ridge Medical Group - Elkin

An Ribbon Cutting was held on Wed. April 14, 2010 at the newly expanded medical offices of Our Elkin BlueRidge Medical Group. Located at 380 Parkwood Medical Park, Elkin , NC, The providers of the practice wereon hand to give guided tours and visited with patients of the practice and prospective patients. This would in-clude Andreas Neumark, M.D. Board Certified Internal Medicine, Tamas Soos, M.D. Board Certified InternalMedicine/Geriatrics, Cristin Trecroce, D.O, Board Certified Family Medicine, Dibas Koirala, M.D. Board Cer-tified Family Medicine, and Linda Turner, D.O. Family Medicine. Elkin Blue Ridge Medical Group is accept-ing new patients, and accepts most insurances. This office provides Same Day Appointments, and Walk-Insare Welcome! They can be reached at 336 835 9355, and are available 24 hrs a day by our answering service.www.blueridgemd.com

And the Winner Is . . .

The Education Excellence award is presented by theChamber to individuals who have served the educa-tional system of our community in superior fashion.

This year’s winner, Patsy Burgess works with mid-dle school and high school students within the Ca-reer and Technical Education program.

One of her many responsibilities is that of facili-tating the Career Internship Program. This programassists high school students in developing good workhabits and strengthening communication skills as itprovides opportunities for them to explore areas ofcareer interest.

The Chamber has been fortunate enough to bene-fit from the internship program on several occasions

and the Chamber staff has been extremely pleasedwith the professional demeanor of the students. Theconduct that is expected of the interns is suitable forany Fortune 500 company.

While working with the Youth EntrepreneurshipSurry and Youth Leadership Surry programs, MsBurgess has been instrumental in bringing studentsfrom throughout Surry County to downtown Elkinto showcase the many shops and business that wehave to offer. Through these and other special proj-ects she is building very positive relationships withinthe community

Patsy Burgess- The Yadkin ValleyChamber of Commerce 2010 Educa-

tion Excellence Award Winner

The Duke Energy Citizenship and Service Awardhas a long standing pays tribute to individuals orgroups who give so much to our community and toalso encourage a culture of citizenship and service.This year’s winner, Valerie Oberle is passionate aboutbusiness, community and growth, and makes a pos-itive difference in everything she does. Since estab-lishing her own business in 1997, she has helpedbusinesses and non-profit organizations fromaround the world bring out the best in their leadersand employees, exceed the expectations of their cus-

tomers, and reap the benefits of excellence. She wasthe first chair of the Tourism Partnership of SurryCounty, the Chair of the Pilot Mountain TourismAuthority, she is vital to the success of Mayfest andthe Cruise-Ins in Pilot Mountain. She is a drivingforce in the Reeves Theater Restoration Project. Shewas the first female at Walt Disney World Resort tobe promoted to an executive position. She is an ac-complished business leader, consultant, certifiedDISC Success Insight™ coach, and internationallyacclaimed speaker.

Ms. Valerie Oberle of the OberleGroup-2010 Duke Energy Citizenship

and Service Award Winner

The Chamber’s Johnsie Hudspeth Volunteer of theYear Award recognizes a member who has donatedhis or her time and energy to the betterment of ourcommunity. This award was name in honor of John-sie Hudspeth to memorialize her contributions tothe Chamber.

Gambill Aldridge, owner and broker-in-charge ofBasin Creek Realty has certainly donated a lot oftime and a lot of energy to the Chamber, the townof Elkin and Surry County. He is an Elkin native anda graduate of Elkin High School. He is Past Presidentof the Elkin Jaycees, the Tri County United Way, TheYadkin Valley chamber of Commerce and the Yad-

kin Valley Board of Realtors. This year’s winner isheavily involved in Economic Development for ourarea. He serves as the Chamber’s Vice Chair for Eco-nomic Development, has served on the Town ofElkin Economic Development Committee, and onthe Surry County Economic Development Partner-ship Board of Directors, and beginning July 1st , hewill be Chair of the Surry County Economic Devel-opment Partnership. He is a former Elkin TownCommissioner, and has worked in the Elkin area asa realtor for more than 25 years.

Gambill Aldridge-The Yadkin Valley Chamberof Commerce 2010 Johnsie Hudspeth Volun-

teer of the Year Award Winner

Five years ago the Yadkin Valley Chamber ofCommerce created an award to recognize superiorwork in promoting the Yadkin Valley. This awardhonors Rebel Good, longtime editor and publisherof The Tribune former editor of The Messenger,and currently editor of Yadkin Valley Wine Coun-try, whose mission is to deliver maximum exposureof the Yadkin Valley for areas wineries and othertourism relate businesses to Internet users.

This year’s winner, Brent Cornelison, warrantsthis award for many of his endeavors that have ad-vanced tourism for the Yadkin Valley and for Elkin.Some of these successes were job related; otherswere from his passion to grow the tourism indus-

try in the Yadkin Valley. He was instrumental inthe Elkin Greenway project, in bringing recogni-tion to the Overmountain Victory trail in our areawith the creation of the wayside adjacent to theElkin Municipal Park and convincing the USTAprofessional tour to come to Elkin. He served twoyears as chairman of the Yadkin Valley Wine Festi-val committee. Mr. Cornelison has held several po-sitions in the North Carolina Parks and RecreationAssociation has a degree in Parks and Recreationadministration and is an elder at the Elkin Presby-terian Church.

Brent Cornelison –Yadkin ValleyChamber of Commerce

2010 Rebel Good Award

Chamber Membership Makes ¢¢¢¢

Coming soon, it’s Habitat for Humanity’s

2010 ART for HOMES!This project, now in its third year, invites local artists to participate

in creating art from items donated to the Habitat Home Shoppe. Thesky’s the limit on what media or methods can be used -paint a chair!deconstruct a toaster! tile a table! or wherever the imagination leads.

Previous creations have included the amazing American Fan Stand,made of 45 records and a fireplace stand; the gilded, jeweled, enam-eled and totally-over-the-top toilet refashioned into a wine cooler;whimsical painted tables, chairs and rockers; paper art from Habitatbooks, hand-made tiles decorating a re-fashioned table, and more

Items may be selected from the Habitat Home Shoppe with a valuenot to exceed $50. Home Once created, the ART is due at the HabitatHome Shoppe by September 1, 2010. The ART then will be auctionedoff at the art celebration on September 10 at the Habitat HomeShoppe. Join friends of Habitat for music, food, and great ART!

Questions? Call the Habitat Home Shoppe at 526-4663.

NEWCHAMBER MEMBERS

Back on the Rack Consign-ments109 W. Atkins St.Dobson, NC 27017Junior & Lynn Walters, OwnersPhone: (336) [email protected]

Bath Fitter, Inc 3005 S. Elm-Eugene St.Greensboro, NC 27406Lori Brown, Marketing CoordinatorDennis RubinBranch ManagerPhone: (336) 379-7899Fax: (336) [email protected]

Chatham Foundation, Inc.State Road, NC 28676Lucy Chatham, PresidentPhone: (336) 874-2485Fax:: (336) 874-7311Steve Montsinger, SecretaryPhone: (336) 366-2922

The Data Center Inc/YadtelNetworksYadkinville, NC 27055Bambi Craver, Business Consult-antPhone: ( 336) 463-5066 Fax number: (336) [email protected]

FibrowattOne Summitt Square, Suite 2001717 Langhorn-Newton Rd.Phone: (267) 352-0014Fax: (267) [email protected]

Garanco, Inc.615 W. Main St.Pilot Mountain, NC 27041Ricky G. White, Estimator/Project ManagerPhone: (336) 368-2788Fax: (336) [email protected]

Gearheads Auto & Cycle Re-pair Shop553 Winston Rd.Jonesville, NC 28642Gina Garcia, PartnerDavid Quiroga, PartnerDwight Hemric, PartnerPhone: (336) 258-2128Fax: (336) 258-2128gearheadsautoandcycle@gmail.comwww.gearheadsautoandcycle.com

Jonesville Historical-Bicenten-nial Society Jonesville, NC 28642Judy Wolfe [email protected] www.jonesvillenc.org

KMH Lawn CareHamptonville, NC 27020Hector RuizPhone: (336) 466-1779Kristiene RuizPhone (336) [email protected] Pilot Mountain Pride612 E. Main Street

Pilot Mountain, NC 27043

Willows 150 Market St.Elkin, NC 28621Carol Collins, OwnerPhone: (336) [email protected]

Yadkin Riverkeeper, Inc.2435 WestfieldDr. Winston-Salem, NC 27103 Patricia Colwell, Founding Board MemberPhone: (336) 366-3301Anita Harrington, Founding Board MemberPhone: (336) 366-7953 Dean Naujoks, RiverkeeperPhone: (919) 835-8535www.yadkinriverkeeper.org

Join the Yadkin ValleyChamber of Commerce

The Yadkin Valley Chamber of Com merce is adynamic organization that promotes a positivebusiness environment, facilitates community bet-terment and supports economic development.

For more information about how joining theChamber will help your business, call us at 526-1111.

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Investivng $$$$ in our Economy

At Sedgwick Homes their mission is to delight their cus-tomers while creating a positive environment that al-lows our employees and associates to prosper.Sedgewick Homes is located at 123 Valley Drive inJonesville. www.sedgewickhomes.com

Arlo Bar-Zee and Justin Keisler cutting up at the SedgewickHomes Ribbon Cutting.

Sedgewick Homes

Goodwill Industries of Northwest North Carolina opened its Elkinretail store on Thursday, May 13 at 477 CC Camp Rd. This new fa-cility, a replacement store for the North Bridge Street location, is twicethe size and offers a convenient covered donation drive-through. Thenew store is designed to the U.S. Green Building Council’s stringentLEED standards (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design)which are the national benchmark for high performance green build-ings. The Elkin Goodwill store is open Monday through Saturdayfrom 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m. www.goodwill-nwnc.org

Goodwill Industries

Willows

Willows owner Carol Collins cuts the ribbon on her beautiful showroom featuring unique andaffordable home décor. Carol is also an accomplished interior designer and would be happy toassist you in creating a look for your home or office that reflects your own personal style. Wil-lows is located at 150 Market St. in Historic Downtown Elkin.

Yadkin Valley Gastroenterology

Yadkin Valley Gastroenterology led by Riz Ahmed, M.D., provides comprehensive services in thediagnosis, medical management and endoscopic treatment of diseases affecting the digestive sys-tem and liver. Yadkin Valley Gastroenterology is located at 201 W. Main St in Downtown Elkin.www.hughchatham.org/gastroenterology.htm

And the Winner Is . . .

Award winners from the Yadkin Valley Chamber of Commerce 22nd Meeting are from left to right:2010 Yadkin Valley Chamber of Commerce Education Excellence Award winner, Patsy Burgess; the2010 Duke Energy Citizenship and Service Award winner, Valerie Oberle of the Oberle Group; thefirst ever Johnsie Hudspeth Volunteer of the Year award winner, owner and broker in charge ofBasin Creek Realty, Gambill Aldridge; 2010 Community Beautification Award winner, Tim Gentryof Slightly Askew; and the new 2010-2011 Chair, Michael Wilson.

Teresa Smith Ray- Yadkin Valley Chamberof Commerce 2010 Web Smalling Corporate Citizen Award Winner.

The Chamber’s Web Smalling CorporateCitizen Award recognizes a Chambermember who makes a difference in thecommunity by using his or her time, tal-ents and compassion to positively impactthe lives of others. Teresa Smith Ray, ownerof Harry’s Place gladly and unselfishly givesof her time. She is an Elkin High Schoolgraduate, former member of the ElkinJaycees, is an Elder at Elkin PresbyterianChurch and has actively served on theBoard for the Ark. She is responsible for thecreation of its annual rummage sale andShake, Raffle and Roll was one her brainchild’s. She is passionate about DowntownElkin and the Reeves Theater Restorationproject. And it’s more common than notto see a Harry’s Place gift certificate as adoor prize, at any raffle or as a silent auc-tion item. She even raises money in therestaurant for individuals in need.

Slightly Askew-The Yadkin Valley Chamberof Commerce 2010 Community Beautification Award Winner

Before

After

The Chamber’s Beautification Award recognizes a chamber member who has excelled inbeautification of their property, building or the community. This year’s award winner, TimGentry owner of Slightly Askew turned his hobby into a business. He took the vacant resi-dential property located at 913 N. Bridge Street and gave it a much needed facelift. Thisproperty, built in the 60’s, was certainly in need of some tender loving care. This renova-tion certainly added a touch of color to N. Bridge St. in Elkin. .

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Become a Chamber Champion!One payment covers your expenses for Chamber activities, tickets, booth rentals and sponsorships

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Our ElkinQuality • Experience • Availability • Dedication

Offering Care For The Entire FamilyNow Offering Pediatrics and Family Medicine

DIBAS KOIRALA M.D. Board Certifi ed in Family Medicine

CRISTIN TRECROCE D.O. Board Certifi ed in Family Medicine

Originally from Nepal, Dr. Koirala completed his Family Medicine residency at Long Island Jewish Medical system in Long Island, New York in 2009. He is offering a broad range of family medicine services, including pediatrics age 6 and up, men’s and women’s health exams, acute and chronic adult medicine, and sports physicals. He also offers minor skin surgery, joint injections, treatment for common skin condi-tions (including acne) & weight loss counseling. He will make house-calls for the homebound patient!

A native of Pennsylvania, she graduated from the Philadel-phia College of Osteopathic Medicine, in 1997. She complet-ed her Family Medicine residency at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2000. Dr. Trecroce sees patients 12 and older, performs women’s health exams, and treats acute and chronic adult conditions. Dr. Trecroce has a special in-terest in preventative health, and weight loss counseling.

Para español llama a Aurelia al 336-386-8270 Ella te ayudarã

ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS • WALK-IN’S WELCOME SAME DAY APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE • 24 HOUR PHONE AVAILABILITY/7 DAYS A WEEK

380 Parkwood Medical Park in Elkin, NC • 336-835-9355 • VISIT OUR WEBSITE www.blueridgemd.com

Spanish

Speaking

Person

available

Now providing newly expanded and remodeled offi ce space for your convenience, including separate waiting room for Pediatrics.

Accepting most insurances including Medicare and Medicaid. We will fi le for you.ANDRAS NEUMARK, M.D. Board Certifi ed Internal Medicine • TOMAS SOOS, M.D. Board Certifi ed Internal Medicine & Geriatrics

OUR

BLUE RIDGE MEDICAL

GROUP DOCTORS

WILL SEE

YOU IN THE

HOSPITAL!!

Just got back to WV from the wine festival..........WOW!!!!!!!!!!! What a wonderfully glorious timewe had. The site was GREAT, the orchestration was smooth and the food was outstanding (21 andmain).

If the date for next year is set please let me know, we have 2 other couples ready to come down andwe want to make plans. It went by entirely too fast. Thanks for the hospitality.

Mark Akers

Hello!For the fourth year in a row, we attended the wine fest in Elkin this past Saturday.

Though the weather was MUCH too hot, it was a terrific festival as usual.Enjoyed the Natty Boh Duo again, and - surprisingly, as I am not a beach music fan - really en-

joyed the Mixed Emotions!I appreciate that they played a wider variety of music this year. From our vantage point under the

shade tree, it certainly appeared that the crowd had a great time!I'd like to see you do more to promote wine bottle recycling in the years to come... perhaps by plac-

ing empty case boxes near the trash cans?

Thanks!Lora Sheridan, Winston-Salem

Matthew and I want to send you our congratulations on a GREAT festival. I heard that so manypeople came you ran out of glasses. So what was the number? We had very good sales. Seems you evenhave "pull with the Man Upstairs" because the weather was beautiful....

A job well done,Ann Mayberry, Brushy Mountain Winery

Good job this weekend. Brandon McCann, Cascade Highlands

Congratulations on another successful Wine Festival! Ercel Carter, Wachovia Market President, Yadkin/Surry Counties

Hello again,

I just wanted to drop you a line and say thanks for having Natty Boh Duo play the wine fest yes-terday! We had a great time and would love to do it again anytime. Thanks again

Chris Emerson

Another Successful Festival!

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Investivng $$$$ in our Economy

At Sedgwick Homes their mission is to delight their cus-tomers while creating a positive environment that al-lows our employees and associates to prosper.Sedgewick Homes is located at 123 Valley Drive inJonesville. www.sedgewickhomes.com

Arlo Bar-Zee and Justin Keisler cutting up at the SedgewickHomes Ribbon Cutting.

Sedgewick Homes

Goodwill Industries of Northwest North Carolina opened its Elkinretail store on Thursday, May 13 at 477 CC Camp Rd. This new fa-cility, a replacement store for the North Bridge Street location, is twicethe size and offers a convenient covered donation drive-through. Thenew store is designed to the U.S. Green Building Council’s stringentLEED standards (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design)which are the national benchmark for high performance green build-ings. The Elkin Goodwill store is open Monday through Saturdayfrom 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m. www.goodwill-nwnc.org

Goodwill Industries

Willows

Willows owner Carol Collins cuts the ribbon on her beautiful showroom featuring unique andaffordable home décor. Carol is also an accomplished interior designer and would be happy toassist you in creating a look for your home or office that reflects your own personal style. Wil-lows is located at 150 Market St. in Historic Downtown Elkin.

Yadkin Valley Gastroenterology

Yadkin Valley Gastroenterology led by Riz Ahmed, M.D., provides comprehensive services in thediagnosis, medical management and endoscopic treatment of diseases affecting the digestive sys-tem and liver. Yadkin Valley Gastroenterology is located at 201 W. Main St in Downtown Elkin.www.hughchatham.org/gastroenterology.htm

And the Winner Is . . .

Award winners from the Yadkin Valley Chamber of Commerce 22nd Meeting are from left to right:2010 Yadkin Valley Chamber of Commerce Education Excellence Award winner, Patsy Burgess; the2010 Duke Energy Citizenship and Service Award winner, Valerie Oberle of the Oberle Group; thefirst ever Johnsie Hudspeth Volunteer of the Year award winner, owner and broker in charge ofBasin Creek Realty, Gambill Aldridge; 2010 Community Beautification Award winner, Tim Gentryof Slightly Askew; and the new 2010-2011 Chair, Michael Wilson.

Teresa Smith Ray- Yadkin Valley Chamberof Commerce 2010 Web Smalling Corporate Citizen Award Winner.

The Chamber’s Web Smalling CorporateCitizen Award recognizes a Chambermember who makes a difference in thecommunity by using his or her time, tal-ents and compassion to positively impactthe lives of others. Teresa Smith Ray, ownerof Harry’s Place gladly and unselfishly givesof her time. She is an Elkin High Schoolgraduate, former member of the ElkinJaycees, is an Elder at Elkin PresbyterianChurch and has actively served on theBoard for the Ark. She is responsible for thecreation of its annual rummage sale andShake, Raffle and Roll was one her brainchild’s. She is passionate about DowntownElkin and the Reeves Theater Restorationproject. And it’s more common than notto see a Harry’s Place gift certificate as adoor prize, at any raffle or as a silent auc-tion item. She even raises money in therestaurant for individuals in need.

Slightly Askew-The Yadkin Valley Chamberof Commerce 2010 Community Beautification Award Winner

Before

After

The Chamber’s Beautification Award recognizes a chamber member who has excelled inbeautification of their property, building or the community. This year’s award winner, TimGentry owner of Slightly Askew turned his hobby into a business. He took the vacant resi-dential property located at 913 N. Bridge Street and gave it a much needed facelift. Thisproperty, built in the 60’s, was certainly in need of some tender loving care. This renova-tion certainly added a touch of color to N. Bridge St. in Elkin. .

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Become a Chamber Champion!One payment covers your expenses for Chamber activities, tickets, booth rentals and sponsorships

for the entire year. For full details contact Laurette Leagon 336-526-1111.

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If any changes need to be made, call the chamber office at

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ity, please take a moment and check your listing at www.yadkinvalley.org.

If any changes need to be made, call the chamber office at 336-526-1111 or send an email to:

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Our ElkinQuality • Experience • Availability • Dedication

Offering Care For The Entire FamilyNow Offering Pediatrics and Family Medicine

DIBAS KOIRALA M.D. Board Certifi ed in Family Medicine

CRISTIN TRECROCE D.O. Board Certifi ed in Family Medicine

Originally from Nepal, Dr. Koirala completed his Family Medicine residency at Long Island Jewish Medical system in Long Island, New York in 2009. He is offering a broad range of family medicine services, including pediatrics age 6 and up, men’s and women’s health exams, acute and chronic adult medicine, and sports physicals. He also offers minor skin surgery, joint injections, treatment for common skin condi-tions (including acne) & weight loss counseling. He will make house-calls for the homebound patient!

A native of Pennsylvania, she graduated from the Philadel-phia College of Osteopathic Medicine, in 1997. She complet-ed her Family Medicine residency at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2000. Dr. Trecroce sees patients 12 and older, performs women’s health exams, and treats acute and chronic adult conditions. Dr. Trecroce has a special in-terest in preventative health, and weight loss counseling.

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ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS • WALK-IN’S WELCOME SAME DAY APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE • 24 HOUR PHONE AVAILABILITY/7 DAYS A WEEK

380 Parkwood Medical Park in Elkin, NC • 336-835-9355 • VISIT OUR WEBSITE www.blueridgemd.com

Spanish

Speaking

Person

available

Now providing newly expanded and remodeled offi ce space for your convenience, including separate waiting room for Pediatrics.

Accepting most insurances including Medicare and Medicaid. We will fi le for you.ANDRAS NEUMARK, M.D. Board Certifi ed Internal Medicine • TOMAS SOOS, M.D. Board Certifi ed Internal Medicine & Geriatrics

OUR

BLUE RIDGE MEDICAL

GROUP DOCTORS

WILL SEE

YOU IN THE

HOSPITAL!!

Just got back to WV from the wine festival..........WOW!!!!!!!!!!! What a wonderfully glorious timewe had. The site was GREAT, the orchestration was smooth and the food was outstanding (21 andmain).

If the date for next year is set please let me know, we have 2 other couples ready to come down andwe want to make plans. It went by entirely too fast. Thanks for the hospitality.

Mark Akers

Hello!For the fourth year in a row, we attended the wine fest in Elkin this past Saturday.

Though the weather was MUCH too hot, it was a terrific festival as usual.Enjoyed the Natty Boh Duo again, and - surprisingly, as I am not a beach music fan - really en-

joyed the Mixed Emotions!I appreciate that they played a wider variety of music this year. From our vantage point under the

shade tree, it certainly appeared that the crowd had a great time!I'd like to see you do more to promote wine bottle recycling in the years to come... perhaps by plac-

ing empty case boxes near the trash cans?

Thanks!Lora Sheridan, Winston-Salem

Matthew and I want to send you our congratulations on a GREAT festival. I heard that so manypeople came you ran out of glasses. So what was the number? We had very good sales. Seems you evenhave "pull with the Man Upstairs" because the weather was beautiful....

A job well done,Ann Mayberry, Brushy Mountain Winery

Good job this weekend. Brandon McCann, Cascade Highlands

Congratulations on another successful Wine Festival! Ercel Carter, Wachovia Market President, Yadkin/Surry Counties

Hello again,

I just wanted to drop you a line and say thanks for having Natty Boh Duo play the wine fest yes-terday! We had a great time and would love to do it again anytime. Thanks again

Chris Emerson

Another Successful Festival!

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We Appreciate Your Patronage Dine In or Take Out

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But Closed on Monday

Any size. White Vinyl. Double-Hung Replacement Window.

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Lifetime Warranty• Glass Breakage Warranty

• Ask About Financing

• PROVIDE Superior Products • INSTALLED by Professional Craftsmen• Over 200 Locations Nationally

Serving the following counties: Alleghany, Ashe, Avery, Iredell, Surry, Watauga and Wilkes

• Iredell County 704.883.8282 • Surry County 336.835.9393 • Wilkes County 336.838.9393 • 1-800-NEXT-WINDOW

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WINDOWS • SIDING • EXTERIOR DOORSGARAGE DOORS • GUTTERS

Comfort Inn1633 Winston RoadJonesville, NC 28642

We can accommodate

your Business Meeting

Family Reunion or

Wedding Plans...

We can provide breaks

and meals

To make reservations

now call 336-835-9400

Come stay with us while visitingthe Yadkin Valley Area!

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Investivng $$$$ in our EconomyTotal Woman Care

Total Woman Care provides professional, personalized care with a focus on prevention and education. Theirstaff of uniquely qualified individuals has been carefully chosen to help meet each of the patient’s individual-ized needs. Total Woman Care is located at 942 Johnson Ridge Road Elkin, NC 28621. www.totalwoman-care.net

Blue Ridge Medical Group - Elkin

An Ribbon Cutting was held on Wed. April 14, 2010 at the newly expanded medical offices of Our Elkin BlueRidge Medical Group. Located at 380 Parkwood Medical Park, Elkin , NC, The providers of the practice wereon hand to give guided tours and visited with patients of the practice and prospective patients. This would in-clude Andreas Neumark, M.D. Board Certified Internal Medicine, Tamas Soos, M.D. Board Certified InternalMedicine/Geriatrics, Cristin Trecroce, D.O, Board Certified Family Medicine, Dibas Koirala, M.D. Board Cer-tified Family Medicine, and Linda Turner, D.O. Family Medicine. Elkin Blue Ridge Medical Group is accept-ing new patients, and accepts most insurances. This office provides Same Day Appointments, and Walk-Insare Welcome! They can be reached at 336 835 9355, and are available 24 hrs a day by our answering service.www.blueridgemd.com

And the Winner Is . . .

The Education Excellence award is presented by theChamber to individuals who have served the educa-tional system of our community in superior fashion.

This year’s winner, Patsy Burgess works with mid-dle school and high school students within the Ca-reer and Technical Education program.

One of her many responsibilities is that of facili-tating the Career Internship Program. This programassists high school students in developing good workhabits and strengthening communication skills as itprovides opportunities for them to explore areas ofcareer interest.

The Chamber has been fortunate enough to bene-fit from the internship program on several occasions

and the Chamber staff has been extremely pleasedwith the professional demeanor of the students. Theconduct that is expected of the interns is suitable forany Fortune 500 company.

While working with the Youth EntrepreneurshipSurry and Youth Leadership Surry programs, MsBurgess has been instrumental in bringing studentsfrom throughout Surry County to downtown Elkinto showcase the many shops and business that wehave to offer. Through these and other special proj-ects she is building very positive relationships withinthe community

Patsy Burgess- The Yadkin ValleyChamber of Commerce 2010 Educa-

tion Excellence Award Winner

The Duke Energy Citizenship and Service Awardhas a long standing pays tribute to individuals orgroups who give so much to our community and toalso encourage a culture of citizenship and service.This year’s winner, Valerie Oberle is passionate aboutbusiness, community and growth, and makes a pos-itive difference in everything she does. Since estab-lishing her own business in 1997, she has helpedbusinesses and non-profit organizations fromaround the world bring out the best in their leadersand employees, exceed the expectations of their cus-

tomers, and reap the benefits of excellence. She wasthe first chair of the Tourism Partnership of SurryCounty, the Chair of the Pilot Mountain TourismAuthority, she is vital to the success of Mayfest andthe Cruise-Ins in Pilot Mountain. She is a drivingforce in the Reeves Theater Restoration Project. Shewas the first female at Walt Disney World Resort tobe promoted to an executive position. She is an ac-complished business leader, consultant, certifiedDISC Success Insight™ coach, and internationallyacclaimed speaker.

Ms. Valerie Oberle of the OberleGroup-2010 Duke Energy Citizenship

and Service Award Winner

The Chamber’s Johnsie Hudspeth Volunteer of theYear Award recognizes a member who has donatedhis or her time and energy to the betterment of ourcommunity. This award was name in honor of John-sie Hudspeth to memorialize her contributions tothe Chamber.

Gambill Aldridge, owner and broker-in-charge ofBasin Creek Realty has certainly donated a lot oftime and a lot of energy to the Chamber, the townof Elkin and Surry County. He is an Elkin native anda graduate of Elkin High School. He is Past Presidentof the Elkin Jaycees, the Tri County United Way, TheYadkin Valley chamber of Commerce and the Yad-

kin Valley Board of Realtors. This year’s winner isheavily involved in Economic Development for ourarea. He serves as the Chamber’s Vice Chair for Eco-nomic Development, has served on the Town ofElkin Economic Development Committee, and onthe Surry County Economic Development Partner-ship Board of Directors, and beginning July 1st , hewill be Chair of the Surry County Economic Devel-opment Partnership. He is a former Elkin TownCommissioner, and has worked in the Elkin area asa realtor for more than 25 years.

Gambill Aldridge-The Yadkin Valley Chamberof Commerce 2010 Johnsie Hudspeth Volun-

teer of the Year Award Winner

Five years ago the Yadkin Valley Chamber ofCommerce created an award to recognize superiorwork in promoting the Yadkin Valley. This awardhonors Rebel Good, longtime editor and publisherof The Tribune former editor of The Messenger,and currently editor of Yadkin Valley Wine Coun-try, whose mission is to deliver maximum exposureof the Yadkin Valley for areas wineries and othertourism relate businesses to Internet users.

This year’s winner, Brent Cornelison, warrantsthis award for many of his endeavors that have ad-vanced tourism for the Yadkin Valley and for Elkin.Some of these successes were job related; otherswere from his passion to grow the tourism indus-

try in the Yadkin Valley. He was instrumental inthe Elkin Greenway project, in bringing recogni-tion to the Overmountain Victory trail in our areawith the creation of the wayside adjacent to theElkin Municipal Park and convincing the USTAprofessional tour to come to Elkin. He served twoyears as chairman of the Yadkin Valley Wine Festi-val committee. Mr. Cornelison has held several po-sitions in the North Carolina Parks and RecreationAssociation has a degree in Parks and Recreationadministration and is an elder at the Elkin Presby-terian Church.

Brent Cornelison –Yadkin ValleyChamber of Commerce

2010 Rebel Good Award

Chamber Membership Makes ¢¢¢¢

Coming soon, it’s Habitat for Humanity’s

2010 ART for HOMES!This project, now in its third year, invites local artists to participate

in creating art from items donated to the Habitat Home Shoppe. Thesky’s the limit on what media or methods can be used -paint a chair!deconstruct a toaster! tile a table! or wherever the imagination leads.

Previous creations have included the amazing American Fan Stand,made of 45 records and a fireplace stand; the gilded, jeweled, enam-eled and totally-over-the-top toilet refashioned into a wine cooler;whimsical painted tables, chairs and rockers; paper art from Habitatbooks, hand-made tiles decorating a re-fashioned table, and more

Items may be selected from the Habitat Home Shoppe with a valuenot to exceed $50. Home Once created, the ART is due at the HabitatHome Shoppe by September 1, 2010. The ART then will be auctionedoff at the art celebration on September 10 at the Habitat HomeShoppe. Join friends of Habitat for music, food, and great ART!

Questions? Call the Habitat Home Shoppe at 526-4663.

NEWCHAMBER MEMBERS

Back on the Rack Consign-ments109 W. Atkins St.Dobson, NC 27017Junior & Lynn Walters, OwnersPhone: (336) [email protected]

Bath Fitter, Inc 3005 S. Elm-Eugene St.Greensboro, NC 27406Lori Brown, Marketing CoordinatorDennis RubinBranch ManagerPhone: (336) 379-7899Fax: (336) [email protected]

Chatham Foundation, Inc.State Road, NC 28676Lucy Chatham, PresidentPhone: (336) 874-2485Fax:: (336) 874-7311Steve Montsinger, SecretaryPhone: (336) 366-2922

The Data Center Inc/YadtelNetworksYadkinville, NC 27055Bambi Craver, Business Consult-antPhone: ( 336) 463-5066 Fax number: (336) [email protected]

FibrowattOne Summitt Square, Suite 2001717 Langhorn-Newton Rd.Phone: (267) 352-0014Fax: (267) [email protected]

Garanco, Inc.615 W. Main St.Pilot Mountain, NC 27041Ricky G. White, Estimator/Project ManagerPhone: (336) 368-2788Fax: (336) [email protected]

Gearheads Auto & Cycle Re-pair Shop553 Winston Rd.Jonesville, NC 28642Gina Garcia, PartnerDavid Quiroga, PartnerDwight Hemric, PartnerPhone: (336) 258-2128Fax: (336) 258-2128gearheadsautoandcycle@gmail.comwww.gearheadsautoandcycle.com

Jonesville Historical-Bicenten-nial Society Jonesville, NC 28642Judy Wolfe [email protected] www.jonesvillenc.org

KMH Lawn CareHamptonville, NC 27020Hector RuizPhone: (336) 466-1779Kristiene RuizPhone (336) [email protected] Pilot Mountain Pride612 E. Main Street

Pilot Mountain, NC 27043

Willows 150 Market St.Elkin, NC 28621Carol Collins, OwnerPhone: (336) [email protected]

Yadkin Riverkeeper, Inc.2435 WestfieldDr. Winston-Salem, NC 27103 Patricia Colwell, Founding Board MemberPhone: (336) 366-3301Anita Harrington, Founding Board MemberPhone: (336) 366-7953 Dean Naujoks, RiverkeeperPhone: (919) 835-8535www.yadkinriverkeeper.org

Join the Yadkin ValleyChamber of Commerce

The Yadkin Valley Chamber of Com merce is adynamic organization that promotes a positivebusiness environment, facilitates community bet-terment and supports economic development.

For more information about how joining theChamber will help your business, call us at 526-1111.

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Celebrating 60 Years of Excellence1947-2007

202 West Spring StreetElkin, North Carolina 28621

Phone: 336-835-3135 Fax: 336-835-37561124 N. Bridge St.336-835-2559

INDUSTRIALAssembly • General Labor

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HOSPITALITYBanquet Servers • Housekeeping

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BRIDGE STREET PHARMACY

Bridge Street PharmacyServing Our Community with 55 Years of Experience.

We accept Your Insurance Cards

Little Or No Waiting for sick child or senior. Fast and friendly for all of our customers.

Personal • Small Business & Commercial • MortgageMain Office - 661 North Bridge Street, Elkin, NC 526-2916

Drive-Thru location - 202 W. Main Street, Elkin, NC 835-4555

There’s opportunity here

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Frank Beals336-835-4411

Freddie Brown835-1124

www.edwardjones.com

Member SIPC Frank BealsFreddie Brown

Downtown ElkinSince 1939

Phone: 835-2621

“Hometown Service”

Join The Chamber Today!

Call 526-1111 or visitwww.YadkinValley.org

Speed Networking

What are they talking about? Find out by signing up now for theChamber’s next Speed Networking,

Thursday, July 22, 2010.

CHAMBER Members of the MonthPutting $$$$ Back in Our Economy

Yadkin Valley Chamber Members of the Month are recognized for their strong support of theChamber, their generosity to our community and their sound business practices. This most re-cent batch of winners certainly fits the bill. 1St Row Mazzini’s Italian Restaurant on N. Bridge St in Elkin. WIFM 100.9 FM- Family Friendly

radio for the Yadkin Valley. 2nd Row Carolina Heritage Vineyard & Winery-Established in 2005, Carolina Heritage Vine-

yard and Winery is a 35-acre farm three miles east of Elkin, North Carolina, along HWY 268.WalMart- Save Money, Live Better, located on CC Camp Rd right off Exit 85 Elkin.

3rd Row- Yadkin Valley General Store, a Pennsylvania Dutch bulk food store located in His-toric Downtown Elkin, N.C. And Song’s Jewelry adds this recognition to her awards as the 2008Main Street Champion and the 2007 Award winner of the Chamber’s Community BeautificationAward.

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Unique Gifts, Antiques and Collectibles • (over 150 dealers) jewelry, glassware, framed art and much more! Elkin,/Jonesville Area

I-77, exit 82Go west on Highway 67, Riverview Shopping Center

Open 7 Days, Jonesville • 336-835-6400

For more info, contact Yadkin Valley Tourism Authoritywww.visittheyadkinvalley.com

1-877-Savor YV (1-877-728-6798)

by Karen MartinStaff Writer, Elkin Tribune

The Hampton Inn of Jonesville/Elkin hasbeen awarded the Connie Award, for thesecond year in a row. The award, namedafter company founder, Conrad N. Hilton,is given to the top eight hotels across the na-tion, in a 1,800 world-wide global propertygroup of hotels, based on high product andservice scores, top ratings on quality inspec-tions, and as being judged by guests of thehotel.

"It's an honor to be the number one toprated hotel in the nation with the Hiltonfamily hotels," Debra Clark, general man-ager said. "It's a great place to work."

Clark started with the hotel chain as thefront desk attendant and worked to assistantmanager, then general manager in 1999.

"This is the second year in a row we've re-ceived number one and we're very proud ofour customer service," Clark said. "I thinkwe pride ourselves on friendly accommo-dating service to our guests. Staying herefeels like coming home to a safe, secure en-vironment.

"If a traveler gets off the highway, we liketo take care of them," she said. "We try tomeet their needs and hope to have them asreturn guests. Our customer service is ex-cellent."

The Hampton Inn is owned by RiverviewHolding LLC, with owners, Ben Mastin,Fred Eidson and Bob Greene.

The hotel in Jonesville has 64 rooms, threeof which are one-bedroom suites. Handicap

accessible rooms are available for those whorequire special facilities. A state of the art fit-ness room as well as an outside pool are alsopart of the amenities.

The hotel offers a continental breakfastwith hot foods to each guest, fresh coffee allduring the day along with freshly bakedcookies, fruit, and hot popcorn poppedevery afternoon.

The hotel does not allow pets and is 100 per-cent non-smoking.

"We have a manager's reception everyTuesday," Clark said. "Staying at the Hamp-ton Inn of Jonesville/Elkin is an experience.We are beginning to become a destinationbecause of the large number of vineyardsand wineries in the area that tourist are in-terested in visiting.

"We have a high return visit business withour customers and are proud that they enjoystaying with us. We see old friends when ourtravelers return to stay a night or two withus along their way."

The Hampton Inn also provides wirelessInternet services for its guests as well as abusiness center where computer terminalsare located.

Michael Wilson, of the Fairfield Inn, is theregional manager of four of the company'shotels. The Fairfield ranked number five inthe nation.

"We are honored by the Connie Award andlook forward to being in the running for fu-ture awards," Clark said.

Hampton Inn here wins national award

Hampton Inn of Jonesville/Elkin employees celebrate being voted top in the nation two years in a row with the ConnieAward. Front: Jackie Pardue, Second row: Stephaie Duncan, Betty Childress, Teresa Steele, Betty Carter, Third row: Gen-eral Manager, Debra Clark, Sherry Holcomb, Loretta Fletcher, Diand Day, Shirl Cox, Katrina Winston and Glenn Owings.

Vaughan-Bassett investing$1 million to expand plantGALAX, Va. — Bedroom manufacturer

Vaughan-Bassett has announced a $1 mil-lion, 16,000-square-foot expansion of itsmain plant here.

The company broke ground in May andplans to have the work completed by De-cember. The added space will be used tostore bed rails and mirrors and for the stag-ing of shipments from the adjoining ship-ping facility.

In May, it completed the first two phases ofthe project, relocating its two bed produc-tion lines from the machine room to thepack room. It also moved two offices and arestroom to open up a forklift aisle that willallow the movement of parts from the ma-chine room to the bed production lines.

A phase to be completed in July will in-volve reorganizing machinery, using about8,000 square feet opened up with the relo-cation of the bed lines.

Vaughan-Bassett said the project is neces-sary due to the success of the $3 million

Weinig Rough End System it installed at theGalax plant last July, which improves thecompany's efficiency in cutting lumber."We have been able to cut significantly morelumber and we are generating many moreparts with our new system," President andCEO Wyatt Bassett said in a statement. He added that the latest expansion will addjobs in the coming months and years, butdid not specify how many.

Doug Bassett, executive vice president andchief operating officer, said the companyhopes to add jobs at the same pace it hasgrown over the past year. He said the man-ufacturer has added 60 jobs in Galax in thepast 15 months and brought back 50 work-ers since it reopened its Elkin, N.C., plant inSeptember.

Vaughan-Bassett now employs more than700 at the two facilities.

Clark Bros. Construction of Stuart, Va., ishandling the expansion

A Fine BalanceElkin is very lucky to have the services of a

young woman from Pennsylvannia as a Fam-ily Health Physician, employed by Blue RidgeMedical Group.,380 Parkwood Medical Park ,Elkin, NC. Dr. Cristin Trecroce describes her-self as having three roles in her life, a mother,a wife and a physician, and believes her mottoin life is about balance. She has a strong desireto convey that balance to her patients in theirdaily lives for health purposes.

She really feels a strong connection to her pa-tients, and she states she enjoys spending timewith her patients as much as she does her fam-ily! Her desire is that her patients will becomelike family to her, and that she can teach herpatients, just as she does her children, aboutmaking healthy life- choices. This is truly a re-freshing trend in medicine, and Elkin is fortu-nate to have someone to offer theseapproaches in medicine!

Dr. Trecroce is entering her second year ofpractice here in Elkin, and relocated here fromPhiladelphia, PA. She is a native of Pennsylva-nia, and graduated from Philadelphia Collegeof Osteopathic Medicine in 1997. She com-pleted her Family Medicine Residency atPhiladelphia College of Osteopathic Medicinein 2000. She is Board Certified in Family Med-icine, and see patients age 12 and over. She hasa special interest in preventive medicine, andoffer bariatric or weight loss counseling.

She is married, and has two young daugh-

ters. Her husband , Doug Stewart, is a Physi-cians Assitant in the ER at HCMH in Elkin sohe is also contributing to the health of Elkinresidents with his extensive ER experience.Their relocation from Pennsylvania to Elkinwas a loss for PA and a gain for NC!

In talking with Dr Trecroce you will findshe enjoys hobbies of exercise, learning newthings and cooking. She enjoys watching theFood Network and she admires the work ofthe Naked Chef. Her interest in this chef isthat he is pioneering a change to school's foodprograms for kids. Dr. Trecroce is trying togive kids better tools to have a healthier future,considering the epidemic of childhood obesity.She offers counseling for children and parentsto take a better look at how day to day deci-sions affect their overall health. She states herrole is to encourage realistic changes for dailylife to combat weight and health obstacles.

Elkin is very lucky to have such an enthu-siatic, caring and compassionate youngphysician. Her interest in good health andmaking correct lifestyle choices brings afresh and current approach to medical carein the community! We are grateful she canbalance being a wife , mother and physicianto bring these talents to our town!

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Frank Beals336-835-4411

Freddie Brown835-1124

www.edwardjones.com

Member SIPCFrank Beals Freddie Brown

Downtown ElkinSince 1939

Phone: 835-2621

“Hometown Service”

Join The Chamber Today!

Call 526-1111 or visitwww.YadkinValley.org

Speed Networking

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Thursday, July 22, 2010.

CHAMBER Members of the MonthPutting $$$$ Back in Our Economy

Yadkin Valley Chamber Members of the Month are recognized for their strong support of theChamber, their generosity to our community and their sound business practices. This most re-cent batch of winners certainly fits the bill. 1St Row Mazzini’s Italian Restaurant on N. Bridge St in Elkin. WIFM 100.9 FM- Family Friendly

radio for the Yadkin Valley. 2nd Row Carolina Heritage Vineyard & Winery-Established in 2005, Carolina Heritage Vine-

yard and Winery is a 35-acre farm three miles east of Elkin, North Carolina, along HWY 268.WalMart- Save Money, Live Better, located on CC Camp Rd right off Exit 85 Elkin.

3rd Row- Yadkin Valley General Store, a Pennsylvania Dutch bulk food store located in His-toric Downtown Elkin, N.C. And Song’s Jewelry adds this recognition to her awards as the 2008Main Street Champion and the 2007 Award winner of the Chamber’s Community BeautificationAward.

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Unique Gifts, Antiques and Collectibles • (over 150 dealers) jewelry, glassware, framed art and much more! Elkin,/Jonesville Area

I-77, exit 82Go west on Highway 67, Riverview Shopping Center

Open 7 Days, Jonesville • 336-835-6400

For more info, contact Yadkin Valley Tourism Authoritywww.visittheyadkinvalley.com

1-877-Savor YV (1-877-728-6798)

by Karen MartinStaff Writer, Elkin Tribune

The Hampton Inn of Jonesville/Elkin hasbeen awarded the Connie Award, for thesecond year in a row. The award, namedafter company founder, Conrad N. Hilton,is given to the top eight hotels across the na-tion, in a 1,800 world-wide global propertygroup of hotels, based on high product andservice scores, top ratings on quality inspec-tions, and as being judged by guests of thehotel.

"It's an honor to be the number one toprated hotel in the nation with the Hiltonfamily hotels," Debra Clark, general man-ager said. "It's a great place to work."

Clark started with the hotel chain as thefront desk attendant and worked to assistantmanager, then general manager in 1999.

"This is the second year in a row we've re-ceived number one and we're very proud ofour customer service," Clark said. "I thinkwe pride ourselves on friendly accommo-dating service to our guests. Staying herefeels like coming home to a safe, secure en-vironment.

"If a traveler gets off the highway, we liketo take care of them," she said. "We try tomeet their needs and hope to have them asreturn guests. Our customer service is ex-cellent."

The Hampton Inn is owned by RiverviewHolding LLC, with owners, Ben Mastin,Fred Eidson and Bob Greene.

The hotel in Jonesville has 64 rooms, threeof which are one-bedroom suites. Handicap

accessible rooms are available for those whorequire special facilities. A state of the art fit-ness room as well as an outside pool are alsopart of the amenities.

The hotel offers a continental breakfastwith hot foods to each guest, fresh coffee allduring the day along with freshly bakedcookies, fruit, and hot popcorn poppedevery afternoon.

The hotel does not allow pets and is 100 per-cent non-smoking.

"We have a manager's reception everyTuesday," Clark said. "Staying at the Hamp-ton Inn of Jonesville/Elkin is an experience.We are beginning to become a destinationbecause of the large number of vineyardsand wineries in the area that tourist are in-terested in visiting.

"We have a high return visit business withour customers and are proud that they enjoystaying with us. We see old friends when ourtravelers return to stay a night or two withus along their way."

The Hampton Inn also provides wirelessInternet services for its guests as well as abusiness center where computer terminalsare located.

Michael Wilson, of the Fairfield Inn, is theregional manager of four of the company'shotels. The Fairfield ranked number five inthe nation.

"We are honored by the Connie Award andlook forward to being in the running for fu-ture awards," Clark said.

Hampton Inn here wins national award

Hampton Inn of Jonesville/Elkin employees celebrate being voted top in the nation two years in a row with the ConnieAward. Front: Jackie Pardue, Second row: Stephaie Duncan, Betty Childress, Teresa Steele, Betty Carter, Third row: Gen-eral Manager, Debra Clark, Sherry Holcomb, Loretta Fletcher, Diand Day, Shirl Cox, Katrina Winston and Glenn Owings.

Vaughan-Bassett investing$1 million to expand plantGALAX, Va. — Bedroom manufacturer

Vaughan-Bassett has announced a $1 mil-lion, 16,000-square-foot expansion of itsmain plant here.

The company broke ground in May andplans to have the work completed by De-cember. The added space will be used tostore bed rails and mirrors and for the stag-ing of shipments from the adjoining ship-ping facility.

In May, it completed the first two phases ofthe project, relocating its two bed produc-tion lines from the machine room to thepack room. It also moved two offices and arestroom to open up a forklift aisle that willallow the movement of parts from the ma-chine room to the bed production lines.

A phase to be completed in July will in-volve reorganizing machinery, using about8,000 square feet opened up with the relo-cation of the bed lines.

Vaughan-Bassett said the project is neces-sary due to the success of the $3 million

Weinig Rough End System it installed at theGalax plant last July, which improves thecompany's efficiency in cutting lumber."We have been able to cut significantly morelumber and we are generating many moreparts with our new system," President andCEO Wyatt Bassett said in a statement. He added that the latest expansion will addjobs in the coming months and years, butdid not specify how many.

Doug Bassett, executive vice president andchief operating officer, said the companyhopes to add jobs at the same pace it hasgrown over the past year. He said the man-ufacturer has added 60 jobs in Galax in thepast 15 months and brought back 50 work-ers since it reopened its Elkin, N.C., plant inSeptember.

Vaughan-Bassett now employs more than700 at the two facilities.

Clark Bros. Construction of Stuart, Va., ishandling the expansion

A Fine Balance Elkin is very lucky to have the services of ayoung woman from Pennsylvannia as a Fam-ily Health Physician, employed by Blue RidgeMedical Group.,380 Parkwood Medical Park ,Elkin, NC. Dr. Cristin Trecroce describes her-self as having three roles in her life, a mother,a wife and a physician, and believes her mottoin life is about balance. She has a strong desireto convey that balance to her patients in theirdaily lives for health purposes.

She really feels a strong connection to her pa-tients, and she states she enjoys spending timewith her patients as much as she does her fam-ily! Her desire is that her patients will becomelike family to her, and that she can teach herpatients, just as she does her children, aboutmaking healthy life- choices. This is truly a re-freshing trend in medicine, and Elkin is fortu-nate to have someone to offer theseapproaches in medicine!

Dr. Trecroce is entering her second year ofpractice here in Elkin, and relocated here fromPhiladelphia, PA. She is a native of Pennsylva-nia, and graduated from Philadelphia Collegeof Osteopathic Medicine in 1997. She com-pleted her Family Medicine Residency atPhiladelphia College of Osteopathic Medicinein 2000. She is Board Certified in Family Med-icine, and see patients age 12 and over. She hasa special interest in preventive medicine, andoffer bariatric or weight loss counseling.

She is married, and has two young daugh-

ters. Her husband , Doug Stewart, is a Physi-cians Assitant in the ER at HCMH in Elkin sohe is also contributing to the health of Elkinresidents with his extensive ER experience.Their relocation from Pennsylvania to Elkinwas a loss for PA and a gain for NC!

In talking with Dr Trecroce you will findshe enjoys hobbies of exercise, learning newthings and cooking. She enjoys watching theFood Network and she admires the work ofthe Naked Chef. Her interest in this chef isthat he is pioneering a change to school's foodprograms for kids. Dr. Trecroce is trying togive kids better tools to have a healthier future,considering the epidemic of childhood obesity.She offers counseling for children and parentsto take a better look at how day to day deci-sions affect their overall health. She states herrole is to encourage realistic changes for dailylife to combat weight and health obstacles.

Elkin is very lucky to have such an enthu-siatic, caring and compassionate youngphysician. Her interest in good health andmaking correct lifestyle choices brings afresh and current approach to medical carein the community! We are grateful she canbalance being a wife , mother and physicianto bring these talents to our town!

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Investivng $$$$ in our EconomyTotal Woman Care

Total Woman Care provides professional, personalized care with a focus on prevention and education. Theirstaff of uniquely qualified individuals has been carefully chosen to help meet each of the patient’s individual-ized needs. Total Woman Care is located at 942 Johnson Ridge Road Elkin, NC 28621. www.totalwoman-care.net

Blue Ridge Medical Group - Elkin

An Ribbon Cutting was held on Wed. April 14, 2010 at the newly expanded medical offices of Our Elkin BlueRidge Medical Group. Located at 380 Parkwood Medical Park, Elkin , NC, The providers of the practice wereon hand to give guided tours and visited with patients of the practice and prospective patients. This would in-clude Andreas Neumark, M.D. Board Certified Internal Medicine, Tamas Soos, M.D. Board Certified InternalMedicine/Geriatrics, Cristin Trecroce, D.O, Board Certified Family Medicine, Dibas Koirala, M.D. Board Cer-tified Family Medicine, and Linda Turner, D.O. Family Medicine. Elkin Blue Ridge Medical Group is accept-ing new patients, and accepts most insurances. This office provides Same Day Appointments, and Walk-Insare Welcome! They can be reached at 336 835 9355, and are available 24 hrs a day by our answering service.www.blueridgemd.com

And the Winner Is . . .

The Education Excellence award is presented by theChamber to individuals who have served the educa-tional system of our community in superior fashion.

This year’s winner, Patsy Burgess works with mid-dle school and high school students within the Ca-reer and Technical Education program.

One of her many responsibilities is that of facili-tating the Career Internship Program. This programassists high school students in developing good workhabits and strengthening communication skills as itprovides opportunities for them to explore areas ofcareer interest.

The Chamber has been fortunate enough to bene-fit from the internship program on several occasions

and the Chamber staff has been extremely pleasedwith the professional demeanor of the students. Theconduct that is expected of the interns is suitable forany Fortune 500 company.

While working with the Youth EntrepreneurshipSurry and Youth Leadership Surry programs, MsBurgess has been instrumental in bringing studentsfrom throughout Surry County to downtown Elkinto showcase the many shops and business that wehave to offer. Through these and other special proj-ects she is building very positive relationships withinthe community

Patsy Burgess- The Yadkin ValleyChamber of Commerce 2010 Educa-

tion Excellence Award Winner

The Duke Energy Citizenship and Service Awardhas a long standing pays tribute to individuals orgroups who give so much to our community and toalso encourage a culture of citizenship and service.This year’s winner, Valerie Oberle is passionate aboutbusiness, community and growth, and makes a pos-itive difference in everything she does. Since estab-lishing her own business in 1997, she has helpedbusinesses and non-profit organizations fromaround the world bring out the best in their leadersand employees, exceed the expectations of their cus-

tomers, and reap the benefits of excellence. She wasthe first chair of the Tourism Partnership of SurryCounty, the Chair of the Pilot Mountain TourismAuthority, she is vital to the success of Mayfest andthe Cruise-Ins in Pilot Mountain. She is a drivingforce in the Reeves Theater Restoration Project. Shewas the first female at Walt Disney World Resort tobe promoted to an executive position. She is an ac-complished business leader, consultant, certifiedDISC Success Insight™ coach, and internationallyacclaimed speaker.

Ms. Valerie Oberle of the OberleGroup-2010 Duke Energy Citizenship

and Service Award Winner

The Chamber’s Johnsie Hudspeth Volunteer of theYear Award recognizes a member who has donatedhis or her time and energy to the betterment of ourcommunity. This award was name in honor of John-sie Hudspeth to memorialize her contributions tothe Chamber.

Gambill Aldridge, owner and broker-in-charge ofBasin Creek Realty has certainly donated a lot oftime and a lot of energy to the Chamber, the townof Elkin and Surry County. He is an Elkin native anda graduate of Elkin High School. He is Past Presidentof the Elkin Jaycees, the Tri County United Way, TheYadkin Valley chamber of Commerce and the Yad-

kin Valley Board of Realtors. This year’s winner isheavily involved in Economic Development for ourarea. He serves as the Chamber’s Vice Chair for Eco-nomic Development, has served on the Town ofElkin Economic Development Committee, and onthe Surry County Economic Development Partner-ship Board of Directors, and beginning July 1st , hewill be Chair of the Surry County Economic Devel-opment Partnership. He is a former Elkin TownCommissioner, and has worked in the Elkin area asa realtor for more than 25 years.

Gambill Aldridge-The Yadkin Valley Chamberof Commerce 2010 Johnsie Hudspeth Volun-

teer of the Year Award Winner

Five years ago the Yadkin Valley Chamber ofCommerce created an award to recognize superiorwork in promoting the Yadkin Valley. This awardhonors Rebel Good, longtime editor and publisherof The Tribune former editor of The Messenger,and currently editor of Yadkin Valley Wine Coun-try, whose mission is to deliver maximum exposureof the Yadkin Valley for areas wineries and othertourism relate businesses to Internet users.

This year’s winner, Brent Cornelison, warrantsthis award for many of his endeavors that have ad-vanced tourism for the Yadkin Valley and for Elkin.Some of these successes were job related; otherswere from his passion to grow the tourism indus-

try in the Yadkin Valley. He was instrumental inthe Elkin Greenway project, in bringing recogni-tion to the Overmountain Victory trail in our areawith the creation of the wayside adjacent to theElkin Municipal Park and convincing the USTAprofessional tour to come to Elkin. He served twoyears as chairman of the Yadkin Valley Wine Festi-val committee. Mr. Cornelison has held several po-sitions in the North Carolina Parks and RecreationAssociation has a degree in Parks and Recreationadministration and is an elder at the Elkin Presby-terian Church.

Brent Cornelison –Yadkin ValleyChamber of Commerce

2010 Rebel Good Award

Chamber Membership Makes ¢¢¢¢

Coming soon, it’s Habitat for Humanity’s

2010 ART for HOMES!This project, now in its third year, invites local artists to participate

in creating art from items donated to the Habitat Home Shoppe. Thesky’s the limit on what media or methods can be used -paint a chair!deconstruct a toaster! tile a table! or wherever the imagination leads.

Previous creations have included the amazing American Fan Stand,made of 45 records and a fireplace stand; the gilded, jeweled, enam-eled and totally-over-the-top toilet refashioned into a wine cooler;whimsical painted tables, chairs and rockers; paper art from Habitatbooks, hand-made tiles decorating a re-fashioned table, and more

Items may be selected from the Habitat Home Shoppe with a valuenot to exceed $50. Home Once created, the ART is due at the HabitatHome Shoppe by September 1, 2010. The ART then will be auctionedoff at the art celebration on September 10 at the Habitat HomeShoppe. Join friends of Habitat for music, food, and great ART!

Questions? Call the Habitat Home Shoppe at 526-4663.

NEW CHAMBER MEMBERS Back on the Rack Consign-ments109 W. Atkins St.Dobson, NC 27017Junior & Lynn Walters, OwnersPhone: (336) [email protected]

Bath Fitter, Inc 3005 S. Elm-Eugene St.Greensboro, NC 27406Lori Brown, Marketing CoordinatorDennis RubinBranch ManagerPhone: (336) 379-7899Fax: (336) [email protected]

Chatham Foundation, Inc.State Road, NC 28676Lucy Chatham, PresidentPhone: (336) 874-2485Fax:: (336) 874-7311Steve Montsinger, SecretaryPhone: (336) 366-2922

The Data Center Inc/YadtelNetworksYadkinville, NC 27055Bambi Craver, Business Consult-antPhone: ( 336) 463-5066 Fax number: (336) [email protected]

FibrowattOne Summitt Square, Suite 2001717 Langhorn-Newton Rd.Phone: (267) 352-0014Fax: (267) [email protected]

Garanco, Inc.615 W. Main St.Pilot Mountain, NC 27041Ricky G. White, Estimator/Project ManagerPhone: (336) 368-2788Fax: (336) [email protected]

Gearheads Auto & Cycle Re-pair Shop553 Winston Rd.Jonesville, NC 28642Gina Garcia, PartnerDavid Quiroga, PartnerDwight Hemric, PartnerPhone: (336) 258-2128Fax: (336) 258-2128gearheadsautoandcycle@gmail.comwww.gearheadsautoandcycle.com

Jonesville Historical-Bicenten-nial Society Jonesville, NC 28642Judy Wolfe [email protected] www.jonesvillenc.org

KMH Lawn CareHamptonville, NC 27020Hector RuizPhone: (336) 466-1779Kristiene RuizPhone (336) [email protected] Pilot Mountain Pride612 E. Main Street

Pilot Mountain, NC 27043

Willows 150 Market St.Elkin, NC 28621Carol Collins, OwnerPhone: (336) [email protected]

Yadkin Riverkeeper, Inc.2435 WestfieldDr. Winston-Salem, NC 27103 Patricia Colwell, Founding Board MemberPhone: (336) 366-3301Anita Harrington, Founding Board MemberPhone: (336) 366-7953 Dean Naujoks, RiverkeeperPhone: (919) 835-8535www.yadkinriverkeeper.org

Join the Yadkin ValleyChamber of Commerce

The Yadkin Valley Chamber of Com merce is adynamic organization that promotes a positivebusiness environment, facilitates community bet-terment and supports economic development.

For more information about how joining theChamber will help your business, call us at 526-1111.

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Celebrating 60 Years of Excellence1947-2007

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Phone: 336-835-3135Fax: 336-835-3756 1124 N. Bridge St.336-835-2559

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817 North Bridge Street, Elkin • 835-3131 BRIDGE STREET PHARMACY

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Little Or No Waiting for sick child or senior. Fast and friendly for all of our customers.

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Drive-Thru location - 202 W. Main Street, Elkin, NC 835-4555

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www.visittheyadkinvalley.com

Investivng $$$$ in our Economy

At Sedgwick Homes their mission is to delight their cus-tomers while creating a positive environment that al-lows our employees and associates to prosper.Sedgewick Homes is located at 123 Valley Drive inJonesville. www.sedgewickhomes.com

Arlo Bar-Zee and Justin Keisler cutting up at the SedgewickHomes Ribbon Cutting.

Sedgewick Homes

Goodwill Industries of Northwest North Carolina opened its Elkinretail store on Thursday, May 13 at 477 CC Camp Rd. This new fa-cility, a replacement store for the North Bridge Street location, is twicethe size and offers a convenient covered donation drive-through. Thenew store is designed to the U.S. Green Building Council’s stringentLEED standards (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design)which are the national benchmark for high performance green build-ings. The Elkin Goodwill store is open Monday through Saturdayfrom 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m. www.goodwill-nwnc.org

Goodwill Industries

Willows

Willows owner Carol Collins cuts the ribbon on her beautiful showroom featuring unique andaffordable home décor. Carol is also an accomplished interior designer and would be happy toassist you in creating a look for your home or office that reflects your own personal style. Wil-lows is located at 150 Market St. in Historic Downtown Elkin.

Yadkin Valley Gastroenterology

Yadkin Valley Gastroenterology led by Riz Ahmed, M.D., provides comprehensive services in thediagnosis, medical management and endoscopic treatment of diseases affecting the digestive sys-tem and liver. Yadkin Valley Gastroenterology is located at 201 W. Main St in Downtown Elkin.www.hughchatham.org/gastroenterology.htm

And the Winner Is . . .

Award winners from the Yadkin Valley Chamber of Commerce 22nd Meeting are from left to right:2010 Yadkin Valley Chamber of Commerce Education Excellence Award winner, Patsy Burgess; the2010 Duke Energy Citizenship and Service Award winner, Valerie Oberle of the Oberle Group; thefirst ever Johnsie Hudspeth Volunteer of the Year award winner, owner and broker in charge ofBasin Creek Realty, Gambill Aldridge; 2010 Community Beautification Award winner, Tim Gentryof Slightly Askew; and the new 2010-2011 Chair, Michael Wilson.

Teresa Smith Ray- Yadkin Valley Chamberof Commerce 2010 Web Smalling Corporate Citizen Award Winner.

The Chamber’s Web Smalling CorporateCitizen Award recognizes a Chambermember who makes a difference in thecommunity by using his or her time, tal-ents and compassion to positively impactthe lives of others. Teresa Smith Ray, ownerof Harry’s Place gladly and unselfishly givesof her time. She is an Elkin High Schoolgraduate, former member of the ElkinJaycees, is an Elder at Elkin PresbyterianChurch and has actively served on theBoard for the Ark. She is responsible for thecreation of its annual rummage sale andShake, Raffle and Roll was one her brainchild’s. She is passionate about DowntownElkin and the Reeves Theater Restorationproject. And it’s more common than notto see a Harry’s Place gift certificate as adoor prize, at any raffle or as a silent auc-tion item. She even raises money in therestaurant for individuals in need.

Slightly Askew-The Yadkin Valley Chamberof Commerce 2010 Community Beautification Award Winner

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The Chamber’s Beautification Award recognizes a chamber member who has excelled inbeautification of their property, building or the community. This year’s award winner, TimGentry owner of Slightly Askew turned his hobby into a business. He took the vacant resi-dential property located at 913 N. Bridge Street and gave it a much needed facelift. Thisproperty, built in the 60’s, was certainly in need of some tender loving care. This renova-tion certainly added a touch of color to N. Bridge St. in Elkin. .

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