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May 08, 2014

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Page 16 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 www.rutherfordweekly.com Thursday, May 8-May 14, 2014 The 3rd annual Rutherford County Cystic Fibrosis (CF) walk was held at ICC on Saturday, May 3. Family members and friends of three Cystic Fibrosis patients participated. $11,000 was raised for the cause. Because of the foundation's work CF patients are living longer and more productive lives. Hopefully one day CF will stand for a cure found. GREAT STRIDES CYSTIC FIBROSIS FOUNDATION WALK 2014 GREAT STRIDES CYSTIC FIBROSIS FOUNDATION WALK 2014 Article provided by: Elaine McNeilly $7.00 BBQ PLATE, DRINK & DESSERT South Mountain Gun Club 0RXQWDLQ*OHQ&LUFOH0RUJDQWRQ1& For More Information Call Larry McGee 828-403-6028 Or Dale Ramsey 828-429-0392 BENEFIT For Reyna Ramsey Dale & April Ramsey's Daughter All Proceeds Will Go To Payment Of Medical Expenses 6$785'$<0$<7+11am - 5pm THANK YOU FOR YOUR PRAYERS & SUPPORT Street Talk Would You Vote (Yes or No) For The Legalization Of Medical Marijuana In NC? Brandon Hall: Yes. I don't see a problem with it if it can help people. I'm for it! Dean Burgess: I'd say yes to medi- cal. If it's good medically for people, why not? Adrian Fowler: No, I've seen what marijuana can do to people. Medi- cal or not... I'm against it. I'd defi nitely say yes. If it can help people, it should be allowed. I'd vote no! I think it's wrong to use it in any form. That's why I'm against it. Brandon Hall Dean Burgess Adrian Fowler Stephen Burgin Jacob Hoyle NO NO UPFRONT UPFRONT ATTORNEY ATTORNEY FEES FEES FOR FOR FILING FILING CHAPTER CHAPTER 13 13 Robert H. Lutz Attorney At Law 310-8 E. Graham St. • Shelby, NC 28150 704-600-6003 • 704-600-6004 www.rlutzlaw.com FORECLOSURE! CREDITOR HARASSMENT! REPOSSESSIONS! BANKRUPTCY BANKRUPTCY FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION ©CommunityFirstMedia ©CommunityFirstMedia We are a debt relief agency. We are a debt relief agency. We help people fi le for bankruptcy We help people fi le for bankruptcy relief under the bankruptcy code. relief under the bankruptcy code. 2nd Annual Event! SAT., MAY 10 TH AT McNAIR FIELD The second annual Corvettes for Vets will take place on Saturday, May 10th at McNair Field. This is a great event to raise funds to give back to those who gave so much. It happens from 10am to 3pm. Registration begins at 9 a.m. to noon. At 3 p.m. awards will be presented. Friday night, prior to the event, a "Meet & Greet" gathering at Baymont Inn & Suites in the Banquet Room will take place at 8 p.m for participants. There will be awards for each generation of Corvettes. Three live bands will provide entertainment: Black Coffee, WireGrass and Rocky Yelton and the Hired Guns. The entry fee is only $20. Pro Judge Classes is $10 extra. This is a community event which is a proud projection of the spirit of helping out. The event raises money for our veterans. You get to view a great collection of the American dream car and be able to see it's emergence over seven generations. It is often used as the Indianapolis 500 pace car and is the official sports car of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. It is truly the American classic! They are expecting around 200 Corvettes this year and well over 590 businesses will be setting up and offering their good for sale. You can rent a booth for $35 without power or $45 with power. It is a festive occasion to be appreciated by Corvette lovers and total families for an awe inspiring good time. Youngsters will love it and you definitely should bring a camera for some once in a lifetime keepsakes. It will also include military vehicles , kid zones, health area and concession food stands. Don't miss this great event. Enjoy and do some good for our vets! "Y -! !NDREWS s MAANDREWS RUTHERFORDWEEKLYCOM FOR SALE BRAND NEW POWER WHEEL CHAIR, never used, needs battery, $1000. Text or call 423-895-4085. FOR SALE ELECTRIC WHEEL CHAIR bought at Medical arts. For more info, call 704-473-7360. FOR SALE FERTILIZER DISTRIBUTOR, 3 point hitch, $400. Antique stand- up work desk, 3 drawers, $40. 42" fan for large bldg., no motor, $45. 40' extension aluminum lad- der, $70. 704-482-2912. KNOX HAVEN IRIS are in bloom. Visit and select the iris for your 2015 garden. All colors & sizes, also rebloomers. By appointment only. 704-538-8955. 4X6 LAWNMOWER TRAILER, new baby bed, new mattress, 2 new baby walkers, yard fire chimney, yard water well pump, generator, four 100 & one 30 amp plug, kitchen table, 4 chairs, 4 new bar stools, planer/joiner, grandfather clock, night vision scope. 704-692-7947, 704-406- 9065. NICE WELL MAINTAINED con- temporary style dining room table with 6 chairs & china hutch, $700. Call or text for pictures, 704-616- 4114. Rutherford Regional Health System will celebrate two national healthcare weeks this month. First, National Nurses Week is celebrated each year on May 6 and ends on May 12, Florence Nightingale's birthday. The theme for National Nurses Week for 2014 is "Nurses: Leading the Way." "Registered nurses use their knowledge, skill and compassion to provide physical and emotional care to those they serve across the lifespan, while also educating people about how to manage, improve and maintain their health," said Pat Roberts, chief nursing offi cer at Rutherford Regional. "Nurses use 'best practices' and research-based fi ndings to continuously improve the quality of care. They use their fi rst- hand knowledge and common sense to innovate care processes to better serve patients and their families. Nurses advocate on behalf of patients and can be very creative when they are trying to ensure patients get what they need from a health care system." Roberts added, "I am proud to be a registered nurse and part of such a committed profession." The fi rst "Nurse Day" was celebrated in 1954, and in 1993 the permanent dates of May 6-12 were chosen as National Nurses Week. Also, National Hospital Week will be celebrated May 11-17. The annual event began in 1921 when a magazine editor suggested that more information about hospitals might put to rest the public's fears about them. Today National Hospital Week is the nation's largest health care event, and is a celebration of the history, technology and dedicated professionals who keep a hospital running. " National Hospital Week is an opportunity to shine a spotlight on the dedicated staff we have at Rutherford Regional Health System," said Cindy Buck, CEO of Rutherford Regional. "Our staff is here for the community 24-hours a day, seven days a week, year-round, and the administration of Rutherford Regional is proud of the dedication and commitment to providing excellent care that is demonstrated every day." RUTHERFORD REGIONAL CELEBRATES TWO NATIONAL RUTHERFORD REGIONAL CELEBRATES TWO NATIONAL HEALTHCARE WEEKS IN MAY HEALTHCARE WEEKS IN MAY Article provided by: Matt Webber Rutherford Regional Health System FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE

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