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Page 20 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 www.rutherfordweekly.com Thursday, June 28-July 4, 2012 FOR SALE General Dentistry 420 S. Broadway • Suite 104 Forest City, NC 28043 Jeffrey D. Hall, D.M.D., P.A. Hours: 8:30-5:00 828-248-9100 Accepting New Patients Most Insurances Accepted Parts & Service Needs! Offering Genuine Parts & Service All Makes & Models See Us For All Your EMPLOYMENT WASHINGTON SQUARE APTS is accepting applications for a PART-TIME maintenance super- visor. Previous experience/HVAC preferred. Fax resume to 704- 471-1000 or email Washington- square@cmc-nc.com Equal Em- ployment Opportunity. EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT WANTED IN YOUR HOME ADULT CARE Certified RA, 6 yrs exp., CPR Certified. Five days weekly. No weekends. Have own transpor- tation. Kings Mtn area. Call 704- 648-1371, ask for Cindy. EMPLOYMENT WANTED FIRST MEDIA "Creating Business For People" ® FOR SALE FOR SALE WHOLESALE LAUNDRY & TOI- LET PAPER 5 gallon buckets, $18, case of 96 rolls of toilet pa- per $35. 704-492-8819. 828-453-0090 Communities In Schools of Rutherford County, part of the lead- ing dropout prevention network in North Carolina dedicated to em- ing dropout prevention network in North Carolina dedicated to em- powering students to stay in school and achieve in life, is proud to Communities In Schools of Rutherford County, part of the lead- powering students to stay in school and achieve in life, is proud to announce participation in a statewide partnership with Walmart to North Carolina. Now in its second year, the 2012 "Build A Backpack" back-to-school t the state, CISNC has also par nered with other trusted nonprofi s. These par p tner agencies are assisting CISNC in counties where ther are Walmart stores but not a local CISNC affi liate. he state, CISNC has also parttnered with other trusted nonprofi t ts. These expand its rd its reach each acr acros osss are Walmart stores but not a local CISNC affi liate. The campaign, which will launch July 23, 2012, and run until August 31, 2012, will have bins available in all Walmart stores to collect donated school supply items. The August 31, 2012, will have bins available in all Walmart stores to collect donated school supply items. The items will be distributed to local Communities In Schools affi liates or other designated partners, and will then artner agencies are assisting CISNC in counties where there The campaign, which will launch July 23, 2012, and run until items will be distributed to local Communities In Schools affi liates or other designated partners, and will then be distributed to low-income public school students. Individuals can also participate in this drive from the comfort of home by donating online http://www.RutherfordCIS.org Money collected will be distributed to the CIS affi liate or partner organization in each county to purchase needed school supplies. Brrenda Watson, Program Committee Chair noted, "We have long enjoyed the supportt of our Walmart Store in Forest City. For years it was the only location that invited us to have our big yellow school bus parked Store in Forest City. For years it was the only location that invited us to have our big yellow school bus parked out front during our "Stuff the Bus with School Tools" drive. Last year was the fi rst time for their Build-a- B enda Watson, Program Committee Chair noted, "We have long enjoyed the suppor of our Walmar out front during our "Stuff the Bus with School Tools" drive. Last year was the fi rst time for their Build-a- Backpack campaign. With this partnership, 65% of everything we collected came from Walmart in Forest Backpack campaign. With this partnership, 65% of everything we collected came from Walmart in Forest City, so we are thrilled to have them back as a partner this year. Their help along with Ingles, Staples, Food Lion, Mountain 1st Bank, Carolina Health Systems local offi ces along with many other civic and faith groups enabled us to donate 9,989 pieces of schools supplies to 21 public schools." ensure that the neediest students be the recipients of the collected items and continue to serve as a model across the country and amount to even greater accomplishments this coming summer." across the country and amount to even greater accomplishments this coming summer." Signage promoting "Build A Backpack" will appear throughout all Walmart stores in North Carolina. "With a pri neediest chi neediest childrldren," said Linda Haren," said Linda Harrill, Prrill, President and CEO of CISNC. "In fact, 97 percent of the students that CIS serves arIC S serves are economcally disadvantaged. We t thank Walmar for its commitment to serve those most in need by aunching such a massive and promsing school supply campaign. A sma l investment today in 'Build A Backpack' will pay a big dividend in the lives of students who need the essential tools that suppor'Build A Backpack' will pay a big dividend in the lives of students who need the essential tools that support Signage promoting "Build A Backpack" will appear throughout all Walmart stores in North Carolina. "Wth a presence n 44 counties across esence in 44 counties acr i need by launching such a massive and pr l their success in school." almart and Build-a-Backpack or will visit the big yellow bus as it travels to a parking lot near you. The CIS Rutherford County Board and our volunteers will man the "Stuff the Bus with School Tools" as it visits various parking lot. Wrpa king lot. We ap reciate your help for this fun time in the sun. Look for us during the end of July and early apprp eciate your help for this fun time in the sun. Look for us during the end of July and early Augus ," encouraged Karen M ore Viice Chair of Communities In Schools of Ruther ord County ness wants to support and work with us to see students have what they need for the coming year contact "The need n our area s grea er than ever before We hope you w ll either shop and donate throug Walmart and Build-a-Backpack or will visit the big yellow bus as it travels to a parking lot near you. The CIS Rutherford County Board and our volunteers will man the "Stuff the Bus with School Tools" as it visits various their success in school." CISNC will also work in partnership with other organizations in North Carolina to distribute supplies in select communities. "The need in our ar i ea is gr i eater than ever befort ness wants to support and work with us to see students have what they need for the coming year contact us at execdir@RutherfordCIS.org or by phone at 828-288-0228. Walmart Stores, Inc. (NYSE: WMT) serves August," encouraged Kart en Mooro e, V, e. W. hope you will either shop and donate thri CISNC will also work in partnership with other organizations in North Carolina to distribute supplies in select communities. oughh ce Chair of Communities In Schools of Rutherfford County. I If your busi-f your busi- us at execdir@RutherfordCIS.org or by phone at 828-288-0228. Walmart Stores, Inc. (NYSE: WMT) serves customers and members more than 200 million times per week at 9,029 retail units under 60 different banners in 15 countries. With fi scal year 2011 sales of $419 billion, Walmart employs more than 2 million associates worldwide. Walmart continues to be a leader in sustainability, corporate philanthropy and employment op- portunity. Additional information about Walmart can be found by visiting www.walmartstores.com. worldwide. Walmart continues to be a leader in sustainability, corporate philanthropy and employment op- portunity. Additional information about Walmart can be found by visiting www.walmartstores.com. Article compliments of: Charlotte Ware Epley Executive Director Communities In Schools of Rutherford County customers and members more than 200 million times per week at 9,029 retail units under 60 different banners in 15 countries. With fi scal year 2011 sales of $419 billion, Walmart employs more than 2 million associates e economically disadvantaged.i omising school supply campaign.i enabled us to donate 9,989 pieces of schools supplies to 21 public schools." "We could not be more thrilled with the success of the 'Build a Backpack' supply drive last year," said Ronny Hayes, Regional V, City, so we are thrilled to have them back as a partner this year. Their help along with Ingles, Staples, Food Lion, Mountain 1st Bank, Carolina Health Systems local offi ces along with many other civic and faith groups "We could not be more thrilled with the success of the 'Build a Backpack' supply drive last year," said Ronny Hayes Regional Viice President of Walmar and CISNC Board Member "It is our hope that the suc cess of this campaign piloted here in North Carolina, with the invaluable help of Communities In Schools, will cess of this campaign piloted here in North Carolina, with the invaluable help of Communities In Schools, will ensure that the neediest students be the recipients of the collected items and continue to serve as a model ce President of Walmartt and CISNC Board Member. "It is our hope that the suc-- oss Nor Nortth Carolina, Communities In Schools touches Nor h Carolina' esident and CEO of CISNC. "In fact, 97 percent of the students that hank Walmartt for its commitment to serve those most in A small investment today inl be distributed to low-income public school students. Individuals can also participate in this drive from the comfort of home by donating online http://www.RutherfordCIS.org Money collected will be distributed to the CIS affi liate or partner organization in each county to purchase needed school supplies. We Sell Resul Sell Resultsts 369 Butler Road • Forest City, NC 828-248-1408 • Advertising@RutherfordWeekly.com www.RutherfordWeekly.com h Carolina, Communities In Schools touches Nortth Carolina's Yoou Y Realealize...ize... Did Anothe Did e announce participation in a statewide partnership with Walmart to collect school supplies for economically-disadvantaged students in collect school supplies for economically-disadvantaged students in North Carolina. Now in its second year, the 2012 "Build A Backpack" back-to-school supply drive is the largest school supply drive ever conducted by almart in North Carolina, involving all 139 local Walmart stores acrross the state. CISNC has identifi ed 79 counties that will benefi t rom the "Build A Backpack" program. To expan supply drive is the largest school supply drive ever conducted by Walmart in North Carolina, involving all 139 local Walmart stores ac oss the state. CISNC has identifi ed 79 counties that will benefi fr f om the "Build A Backpack" program. Independent free papers bring buyers and sellers together with more audited circulation than your daily. During these times, it is more important to make the right advertising choice. We're it. We can help your business. Circulation Audit by Proud Member of TRAILERS, Lawn mower trail- ers enclosed, equipment, horse & cattle trailers, saddlery. Check our prices before you buy!! Bridg- es Riding Equipment, Boiling Springs, NC. 704-434-6389. 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