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Page 2 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 www.rutherfordweekly.com Thursday, May 26-June 1, 2016 BOATS 1999 CHAPARRAL 1830 SPORT with 4.3 Alpha One Mercruiser on Shoreland'r Trailer. Low hrs, good condition plus boat cover, bimini top, on-board battery char- ger, coast guard kit and anchor included. $8500. 704-692-4765. 16' LARSON TRI HULL BOAT, 115 Evinrude motor, power trim, Cox trailer. Boat cover top, front & back. Always under cover, very good condition, $2500 obo. 704- 482-3768. BASS BOAT, 18', excellent cond. 60 HP Mercury engine. $3500. 704-466-3216, 704-473-0919. CAMPERS 2006 JAYCO 5TH WHEEL camp- er. Excellent condition. 1 slide makes large den area. $11,500. 704-860-2520. CAMPERS 2013 31' AUTUMN RIDGE CAMPER, carport, utility build- ing, 2016 lot rent paid. At Linville Rivers End Campground on Lake James, $28,000. Please call 828- 669-6046. 1976 APACHE POP-UP CAMP- ER. Used very little. Solid-state. Very good tires & spare. Serious inquiries only, $1600. Call 828- 748-8730 for time to see. SCENIC RIDGE CAMP- GROUND, Cherryville, NC. RV, tent sites, cabins. Ask about 20% OFF Seasonal Sites. 704-284- 4721. 2000 GULF STREAM 5TH WHEEL. King bed and sleeper sofa, all laminate floors. Good shape, $10,000 or bet offer. Please call 828-748-4074 or 828- 657-9840. CAMPERS 1996 COLEMAN FLEETWOOD Pop-up Camper with air and heat, very good condition, $3500. Please call 828-247-6014, 704- 473-6970. 2012 36' SALEM CAMPER, carport, utility building, 2016 lot rent paid. At Linville Rivers End Campground on Lake James, $22,000. 828-357-7542. CAMPERS 2001 JAYCO EAGLE Hard Top Pop-up Camper with pull out, no A/C, excellent condition! Reduced price, $2400. 828-817-0232. WANT TO BUY: Pop-Up Camp- ers. Call 828-429-3935. Rutherford Weekly Sudoku Answers on page 23 828-288-5662 247 Oak St. Ext. Suite 125 Forest City, By Lifestyle Fitness Sammy's Barber & Style All kinds of specialty hair products at unbelievable prices! Walt Steed Walt Steed Sammy Crain Sammy Crain Haircuts for Haircuts for the whole the whole family! family! ©Community First Media Community First Media 200 W. DIXON BLVD. • HWY. 74 BY-PASS • SHELBY, NC • 704-482-4341 • 888-290-2514 "Same Convenient Location For Over 50 Years" CARTER CARTER CHEVROLET CHEVROLET ©CommunityFirstMedia Looking For Your Next Vehicle? See Jennine Watts at Todd Gilliam, RN, in May became Rutherford Regional Health System's fi rst recipient of the Daisy Award for Extraordinary Nurses. Begun in 1999, the Daisy Award program has given awards to nurses from over 2,000 hospitals in all 50 states and 15 foreign countries. The Daisy Award is designed to honor nurses who provide extraordinary patient care. Nurses who perform over and above their typical job expectations can be nominated, usually accompanied by a specifi c patient's testimony to that nurse's exceptional care. Gilliam, a nurse in the RRHS Emergency Department, was nominated by a patient whose personal story described Gilliam's patience and compassion during an extremely anxious visit. The patient detailed Gilliam's gentle touch in response to the patient's frightening health concerns and hesitation of coming to the Emergency Room. "I was beyond impressed with his professionalism and compassion," the patient noted. "He talked me through all of my tests and procedures, keeping my mind off how afraid I was. He was the dream nurse to handle my care. He went way beyond what I thought a nurse could do for me." Gilliam was honored in his department by hospital leaders, physicians and fellow staff members during a ceremony. He was presented with a framed certifi cate, a Daisy Award signature lapel pin and a hand-carved stone sculpture entitled A Healer's Touch. The program was started by the family of Patrick Barnes. Barnes died at the age of 33 in late 1999 from complications of idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura, a little-known but not uncommon autoimmune disease. The care Barnes and his family received from nurses while he was ill inspired this unique means of thanking nurses for making a profound difference in the lives of their patients and patients' families. "The Daisy Award for Extraordinary Nurses was established to say thank you to nurses around the country, because nurses are truly unsung heroes," said James Atkins, CEO of RRHS. He added, "We at Rutherford Regional are proud to participate in this effort because we feel nurses are deserving of our society's profound respect and recognition for the education, training, brainpower, and skill they put into their work, not to mention the caring with which they deliver their care." Todd Gilliam (far left) with Pam Harrison, VP of Patient Care Services, and Jason Carney, Director of the RRHS Emergency Department. 1st Daisy Award Given To Nurse At Rutherford Regional Article Provided By: Matt Webber, Rutherford Regional Health System To fi nd a drive near you, call 1-800-RED CROSS or visit redcrossblood.org The need for blood is constant! Every 2 seconds someone in the US needs a blood transfusion! BOATS CAMPERS CAMPERS CAMPERS CAMPERS

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