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Page B10— The Brownsville States-Graphic, Thursday, August 19, 2010 I would like to thank the citizens of District 4 for electing me as your County Commissioner. I look forward to serving the citizens of Haywood County. Elect James Teddy WALDROP If you want to fill your pockets, consider a career with Woodmen of the World. We’re looking for confident individuals who are driven to succeed for open sales associate positions. A sales career with Woodmen of the World offers virtually unlimited income potential, great benefits for those who qualify and an opportunity to help others. Call me today to find out more. CD0426WOW 6/09 Randy Conner, FICF Area Manager Office: 731-423-4784 Cell: 731-616-7181 Your pockets are lonely. Breakfast raises funds for ‘March’ babies The annual March of Dimes Breakfast for Babies was held last Thursday morning at RJ’s Hibachi and managed to rake in $700 for the charitable organization. The third annual event was sponsored by March of Dimes, MTD, Insouth Bank and RJ’s Hibachi. Local ‘celebrities’ presented themselves as the wait staff for the morning as they trotted from table to table serving all needs of the customers and perfecting their coffee pour. All of their tips were donated to the fundraiser, as well as a portion of the breakfast revenue. This year’s local ambassador, Sarah Willis was also on hand helping with the breakfast. Sarah is the daughter of Lt. Chuck and Jennifer Willis. March of Dimes community director Jeannie Patrick said she was very pleased with the results and appreciative of the Haywood residents for their continual support of the organization. “Throughout the morning we talked to many people who had been personally touched by the March of Dimes,” said Patrick. “From one whose mother had polio to several who have premature children. This is the story of the March of Dimes.” March of Dimes was founded in 1939 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt who had polio and was looking for a cure. In 1955 when the Salk Vaccine was tested and proved effective in eliminating polio. The March of Dimes then took on the mission of finding cures for the many birth defects and now our emphasis is on finding reasons for premature births. Above: Jeremy Gray and Dr. Jack Pettigrew take a break from serving to chat with customers, John and Janice Parker. Patrick added, “I would like to issue a special thank you to Ronnie Jones at RJ’s Hibachi, Greg Vanstory at MTD and all the wonderful Brownsville VIP’s who came out to serve and donated all tips to March of Dimes.” Haywood March of Dimes ambassador Sarah Willis, center, is pictured with community director Jeannie Patrick and Sen. Delores Gresham. Chamber director Joe Ing used his ‘people’ skills as he takes real estate agent Joey Conner’s order at the third annual March of Dimes breakfast. Eddie Morton joined the wait staff at RJ’s Hibachi Thursday morning to raise money for the March of Dimes. Also pictured is Marvin Deberry and John Parker. All of the tip money made that morning benefitted the March of Dimes.
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Elect General Election: Thursday, August 5th 2010 Early Voting Begins: July 16th-31st I would like to thank the citizens of District 4 for electing me as your County Commissioner. I look forward to serving the citizens of Haywood County. General Election: Thursday, August 5th 2010 Early Voting Begins: July 16th-31st Paid for by candidate Page B10— The Brownsville States-Graphic, Thursday, August 19, 2010 Important Dates: Paid for by candidate Important Dates: Randy Conner, FICF Area Manager
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Page B10— The Brownsville States-Graphic, Thursday, August 19, 2010
17 years of public service experience with the Brownsville Fire Department and the Haywood County Ambulance Authority.
Important Dates:
General Election:Thursday, August 5th 2010Early Voting Begins: July 16th-31st
Your vote would be appreciated!Paid for by candidate
ElectJames TeddyWALDROPCounty CommissionerDistrict 4, Position 1
I would like to thank the citizens of District 4 for electing me as your
County Commissioner. I look forward to serving the citizens of Haywood
County.
17 years of public service experience with the Brownsville Fire Department and the Haywood County Ambulance Authority.
Important Dates:
General Election:Thursday, August 5th 2010Early Voting Begins: July 16th-31st
Your vote would be appreciated!Paid for by candidate
ElectJames TeddyWALDROPCounty CommissionerDistrict 4, Position 1
If you want to fill your pockets, consider a career with Woodmen of the World.
We’re looking for confident individuals who are driven to succeed for open sales associate positions. A sales career with Woodmen of the World offers virtually unlimited income potential, great benefits for those who qualify and an opportunity to help others.
Call me today to find out more.
CD0426WOW 6/09
Randy Conner, FICFArea ManagerOffice: 731-423-4784Cell: 731-616-7181
Your pockets are lonely.
Breakfast raises funds for ‘March’ babiesThe annual March of Dimes Breakfast for Babies
was held last Thursday morning at RJ’s Hibachi and managed to rake in $700 for the charitable organization. The third annual event was sponsored by March of Dimes, MTD, Insouth Bank and RJ’s Hibachi.
Local ‘celebrities’ presented themselves as the wait staff for the morning as they trotted from table to table serving all needs of the customers and perfecting their coffee pour. All of their tips were donated to the fundraiser, as well as a portion of the breakfast revenue. This year’s local ambassador, Sarah Willis was also on hand helping with the breakfast. Sarah is the daughter of Lt. Chuck and Jennifer Willis.
March of Dimes community director Jeannie Patrick said she was very pleased with the results and appreciative of the Haywood residents for their continual support of the organization.
“Throughout the morning we talked to many people who had been personally touched by the March of Dimes,” said Patrick. “From one whose mother had polio to several who have premature children. This is the story of the March of Dimes.”
March of Dimes was founded in 1939 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt who had polio and was looking for a cure. In 1955 when the Salk Vaccine was tested and proved effective in eliminating polio. The March of Dimes then took on the mission of finding cures for the many birth defects and now our emphasis is on finding reasons for premature births.
Above: Jeremy Gray and Dr. Jack Pettigrew take a break from serving to chat with customers, John and Janice Parker.
Patrick added, “I would like to issue a special thank you to Ronnie Jones at RJ’s Hibachi, Greg Vanstory at MTD and all the wonderful Brownsville VIP’s who came out to serve and donated all tips to March of Dimes.”
Haywood March of Dimes ambassador Sarah Willis, center, is pictured with community director Jeannie Patrick and Sen. Delores Gresham.
Chamber director Joe Ing used his ‘people’ skills as he takes real estate agent Joey Conner’s order at the third annual March of Dimes breakfast.
Eddie Morton joined the wait staff at RJ’s Hibachi Thursday morning to raise money for the March of Dimes. Also pictured is Marvin Deberry and John Parker. All of the tip money made that morning benefitted the March of Dimes.
