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Thursday, May 20-May 26, 2021 www.rutherfordweekly.com 828-248-1408 Rutherford Weekly - Page 15 Ideal Candidate Must Have: Ideal Candidate Must Have: • Good people skills • Good people skills • Dependable transportation with insurance • Dependable transportation with insurance • High energy • High energy • Customer service oriented • Customer service oriented • Self-motivated • Self-motivated • Good interpersonal skills • Good interpersonal skills • Track record of meeting and exceeding sales goals • Track record of meeting and exceeding sales goals Customer Representative Customer Representative WEEKLY RUTHERFORD Email resume to: FIRST MEDIA, INC FIRST MEDIA, INC "Creating Business For People" ® ads@cfmedia.info Community First Media newspaper group is accepting applications for Community First Media newspaper group is accepting applications for a motivated inside & outside sales representative who is driven to excel. a motivated inside & outside sales representative who is driven to excel. Experience helpful but not necessary. Experience helpful but not necessary. Apply online at: careers.greenheck.com Grow With Us! Positions available at five NC sites (Kings Mountain and Shelby) Growing. Expanding. Hiring. • Climate controlled facilities • 8 hour static shifts • NO rotating shifts • Great benefits • PTO available from day 1 • Closed for 10 paid Holidays ©Community First Media Community First Media RESTORE ASSOCIATE Rutherford County Habitat for Humanity is seeking a ReStore Associate. Excellent customer service skills are a must. Applicants must work well with others and have a friendly and industrious personality. Must be able to lift 75 lbs, assist customers with merchandise, answer phone and greet customers. Other duties include loading and unloading ReStore donations and assist with overall store cleanliness. Applications available at the Habitat ReStore at 686 West Main Street, Forest City. No phone calls please. ©Community First Media Community First Media ASSISTANT MANAGER Rutherford County Habitat for Humanity is seeking an Assistant Manager for ReStore 269. Applicants should be team oriented, have excellent customer service skills and a friendly and industrious personality. Physical labor including lifting required on this job. Retail management experience helpful. Send resume to RCHFH, PO Box 1534, Rutherfordton, NC 28139. No phone calls please. Answers on page 23. Adelaide and Amelia won guitars awarded to winners drawn from those 12 years old and under who attended the Dirty Grass Soul and Parmalee concert in Forest City. The guitars were presented by Kevin Dedmon on behalf of Dirty Grass Soul and Mayor Steve Holland for the Town of Forest City. According to Mayor Holland, the guitars were presented to encourage young people to develop an interest in music and the arts. Spring Concert Guitar Winners Article Provided By: Pat Nanney North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey is extending his sincere appreciation to the hundreds of volunteers in the Department's Seniors' Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP) for their help in saving senior citizens more than $37 million in 2020. "I appreciate the work these volunteers do day in and day out – not only during National Volunteer Week," said Commissioner Causey. "These hard-working people selfl essly assist our older North Carolinians with their Medicare needs and questions, many of whom are on a fi xed income and need to save every penny to live." North Carolina now has more than 2 million Medicare benefi ciaries. Last year, more than 900 SHIIP volunteers helped more than 62,000 Medicare benefi ciaries with issues related to Medicare or long-term care. "Without our army of remarkable volunteers, SHIIP would not be able to reach out to so many Medicare benefi ciaries in our state," Commissioner Causey said. "I'm very grateful for their continued service to their fellow North Carolinians." SHIIP counsels Medicare benefi ciaries and caregivers about Medicare, Medicare supplements, Medicare Advantage, Medicare Part D and long-term care insurance. Seniors and caregivers can fi nd local SHIIP volunteers by searching the SHIIP web page at Search For a Counselor By County webpage. Since the program's creation in 1986, North Carolina's SHIIP has become a role model for other states and has received two national awards for "innovative" and "exemplary" service. SHIIP counselors are not licensed insurance agents, and they do not sell, endorse or oppose any product, plan or company. If you have questions about your specifi c plan, we encourage you to contact your insurance agent or the insurance company. Insurance Commissioner recognizes volunteers Article Provided By: ncdoi Feel like something's missing in your life? Find whatever you're looking for in the Classifi eds and make your life complete.

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