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Page 26 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 Robert H. Lutz Attorney At Law 310-8 E. Graham St. • Shelby, NC 28150 The 26th Annual Rutherford Regional Health Foundation Golf Classic will be held Thursday, Sept. 27, at Bald Moun- ain Golf Course at Rumbling Bald Resort at Lake Lure. s will be held at 8 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Entry Golf Classic will be held Thursday, Sept. 27, at Bald Moun- tain Golf Course at Rumbling Bald Resort at Lake Lure. Sho gun startts will be held at 8 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Entr Shotgun start fees are $100 per person or $400 per group of four. The fee 704-600-6003 • 704-600-6004 www.rlutzlaw.com RUTHERFORD R GIONAL HEALTH FOUND TION The 26th Annual Rutherford Regional Health Foundation RUTHERFORD REGIONAL HEALE PLANS FOR ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC PLANS FOR ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC TH FOUNDATION ees are $100 per person or $400 per group of four. The fee includes food and beverages, one mulligan and entry into he hole-in-one for each team member, and longest putt and closest to the pin contests for each golferl Morning teams will have breakfast beginning at 7 a.m.; lunch will be available beginning at 11 a.m. Door prizes will includes food and beverages, one mulligan and entry into the hole-in-one for each team member, and longest putt and c osest to the pin contests for each golfer. lunch will be available beginning at 11 a.m. Door prizes will be given away before lunch for morning players and be- ore dinner for afternoon teams. Other contest prizes will be awara ded at the conclusion of morning and afternoon play. ournament prizes will be awarded to the top three teams Funds raised from the tournament benefi t the Founda- tion's Touching Lives campaign. Annually funds from the campaign provide for 75 Lifeline subscriptions for seniors, 188 mammograms for uninsured women, camps for nearly 100 childrh campaign provide for 75 Lifeline subscriptions for seniors, 188 mammograms for uninsured women, camps for nearly 100 c ildren w th asthma and diabetes and for Rutherfforen with asthma and diabetes and for Rutheri Regional's cancer patient navigator program. Regional's cancer patient navigator program. "This is Rutherford Regional Health Foundation's largest undraiser of the year," said Jill Miracle, executive director f the Foundation. "Our tournament continues to grow each ear and we are grateful for more than 300 players, spon- ord "This is Rutherford Regional Health Foundation's largest fundraiser of the year," said Jill Miracle, executive director of the Foundation. "Our tournament continues to grow each year and we are grateful for more than 300 players, spon- sors and volunteers who make the event possible. "September 27 will be the best day of the 2012 for us," ference in sors and volunteers who make the event possible. "September 27 will be the best day of the 2012 for us," Miracle cont Miracle continued. "The tourinued. "The tournament makes a dinament makes a diffference in the ives of hundreds o patients who rece ve quality careeceive quality cari as a result of the funds generated that day." as a result of the funds generated that day." Only the fi rst 32 teams with completed registration forms he lives of hundr l eds of patients who rf Only the fi rst 32 teams with completed registration forms and entry fees for each start can be guaranteed. Team en- and entry fees for each start can be guaranteed. Team en- tries and fees must be received by Sept. 17. egister or for more information on the tournament or he Touch ng Lives campaign, please call Rutherfforouching Lives campaign, please call Rutheri Regional Health Foundation at 828-286-5070 or e-mail jill. miracle@rutherfordregional.com. Regional Health Foundation at 828-286-5070 or e-mail jill. miracle@rutherfordregional.com. ries and fees must be received by Sept. 17. To register or for more information on the tournament ord r the T t Article compliments of: Allison Flynn, Marketing Assistant Rutherford Regional Health System Morning teams will have breakfast beginning at 7 a.m.; be given away before lunch for morning players and be- fore dinner for afternoon teams. Other contest prizes will be aw rded at the conclusion of morning and afternoon play Tournament prizes will be awarded to the top three teams in fi ve fl ights for the entire tournament. in fi ve fl ights for the entire tournament. Funds raised from the tournament benefi t the Founda- ion's Touching Lives campaign. Annually funds from the "RUTHERFORD COUNTY'S ONLY AUDITED NEWSPAPER" Our 20th Year • Issue No. 14 • April 5, 2012 • 828-248-1408 828-245-4949 At Lake Lure... Collegiate Triathletes Make History At First Ever College Triathlon! KidSenses Eventsh EGG DYE EXTRAVAGANZA Join us as we spend the evening dying and decorating eggs! The fun starts at 5:30pm-8pm. FRIDAY APRIL 6 O It was a nation wide event held at Rutherford County's Lake Lure. The fi rst ever collegiate community triathlon became a great success. As it turned out there was more than the expected states participating. A total of 24 states and the District of Columbia were represented in this magnifi cent inaugural competi- tion. Athletes competed in either the sprint or draft-legal races. It all happened on Saturday, March 31. The start time was at 8 a.m. when the Men's Collegiate Sprint began. This was a 500 meter swim, a 22 kilometer bike ride, and a 5 kilometer run. At 8:05 a.m. the Women's Collegiate Sprint got underway with the same guidelines. Because so many members of the general public wanted to be a part of this fi rst-ever event, at 8:15 a.m. the General Public Sprint was thoughtfully in- cluded. At 10 a.m. the Men's Collegiate Team Draft-Legal began. This included a 1 kilo- SATURDAY APRIL 7TH EGG HUNTS IN THE GARDEN Egg hunts for children 4 and under 10:30am & 12:30pm 5 and up at 11:30am & 1:30pm or visit www.kidsenses.com Museum Closed April 8-9 For more information call 828-286-2120 EDUCATION CLASSES STARTING IN APRIL ICC CONTINUING Let's Get Organized- Computers ServSafe Food Safety Ceramics, Porcelain, China Painting Interactive Defensive Concealed Carry- Force on Force Small Engine Repair-Advanced Beach Bound Shagging Creative Digital Photography Pathways To Courage Monoprinting on Plexiglass Composting & Vermicomposting Computer Fundamentals II Spring Floral Arranging E-Notary Public Cake Decorating- Advanced To register or for more information, contact Continuing Education at 828- 286-3636 ext. 346 or visit www.iso- thermal.edu/learnstuff ners were (1st place), U.S. Naval Academy's lane, (2nd place), sity's Joseph An- derson, and (3rd place), Virginia Tech's Garyson Cobb. meter swim, a 30 kilometer bike, and to fi nish, a applied to the Woman's Collegiate Team-Draft whic The crowds were very large and the but enjoy the wonders of nature that also took the time to visit Chim athletes checked in. Your Classified Will Also Be Listed Online at: The overall goal of the exhibition event was to showcase collegiate triathlon as a future NCAA Emerging Sport for Women while creating an opportunity forpportunity for for current collegiate club triathletes, both males and females, to experience T m, Draft-Legal racing with their college peers. Carolina Univer- zon (4th place), UNC Chapel Hill's Mollie Brewer l to r), Women's ners: Coastal ce).. Naval Academy' am an place). ce) e) tur ed (2nd place), Chel- sea KoglimeieriimKoog meier, pllacep ace) ) & Duke University's mith, Men's Collegiate Triathletes com- water as they rst phase (swim- ming) and head towards the bik- ing (phase two) Your kids are growing and so are we. Our new location opens on April 10 162 Commercial Drive, Forest City (behind Wendy's and Big Dave's) For appointments, call 828-287-9325 pp tments, call 828-28 all Duke. (l to r) ( Uniiverrs nah Hannah Smith, e), , C na Allie Middleton,le on, ce). 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Dixon Blvd. Suite 1 Shelby, NC 704-406-9766 fax resumes to 704-406-9598 06-9598 6 uite 1 ckground g test q Members, guests, and honorees gathered for the annual awards ban- quet of the Boys & Girls Club of Cleveland County, on Friday evening at the Parish Hall of the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer. It was a special time for special people, those who volunteer and commit themselves to give every boy and girl a better life. The Officers and Board of Directors did an outstanding job in making sure that all were recognized and presented with a plaque denoting their efforts. Whatever volunteers contribute to the program is very important, for it is seen as building blocks for a chi "Great Futures Start Here". The awards banquet showcases how munity consider the Boys & Girls Club. They and what they accomplish is verified by the continued success of the club. Just ask any child in Cleveland Count guidance and motivation. Ground Breaking For Sandra's Home S attending college a stable, supportive environment and help them to be able to continue their education, seek employment, get a car and insurance, and gain the skills and tools necessary to lead a productive, successful life. The facility will be named after Sandra Hendrick Home was held on Saturday, March 31st. This is a new transitional home for older youth, located beside the Hands on Missions office and Christine's Home on Hwy 180 North. Sandra's Home will be a division of Laura's Homes of North Carolina and will assist youth who have "aged out" of the foster care system and will help prepare them for independent living. The home will give the children interested in A special ground-breaking ceremony for Sandra's Sunday, April 1st to to join in a big Easter Egg Hunt at the Broad River Greenway. Phifer Cab n also was the place where the Easter Bunny came to make it even more special. e long, b and hap les on With Special Guest Hundreds of k ds came out onkids cam st Broad River Hosts Easter Egg Hunt ver Ho Egg Hu ecial G The lines were long, but the kids were excited and happy. You can tell by the smmiles on their faces that two of those in the crowd were having the best time. Pictured here on the left is four y h her se bett nt at the B er Cabin re the Ea en m ose n the st t ade the together with her seven year old brother, Corbett. The big bunny in the middle made their visit to Broad River extra spec aliapec l. our year old, Lily, –M. A. Andrews H 8 704-482-6681 dqshelby.com Ware. Sandra was a beautiful lady with a strong love for people, especially children. She was a loving wife and mother of two boys. Sandra worked in the Children's Department at Double Springs Baptist Church for many years. She had a sweet, gentle and child-like spirit about her and all of the children loved her very much. Sandra's love for the Lord and her compassion and love for people were evident in the way she lived. Sandra died in 2000 from a brain tumor. –Courtesy: Kathy Davis Photo: M. A. Andrews ©Community First Media ©CommunityFirstMedia E R U 7 N T T O A H 1 T E D L R I F E ONE WEEK WEEKS TWO THREE WEEKS , 8 N C S B D 7