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PHYLLIS FOXX and her fellow 1960 Webster High School graduates are in the process of planning a reunion for everyone who ever attended the school. Phyllis has learned that Webster’s first (1913) graduating class had two members, but she doesn’t know who they were. If any of our readers know who those 1913 graduates were, give Phyllis a call at 586-2512.
KENNY NICHOLSON of Webster has joined the sales staff at Sylva’s Realty World-Dominium real estate firm. Call him at 586-9770 if you’re interested in buying or selling property.
NEXT TUESDAY, AUG. 7, will be Shag Night at the Rusty Lizzard. According to Bill Anderson, who stopped in to tell us the news, it will be all beach music from 7 to 10 p.m., with free admission and no minimum charge. For more information, call Bill at 293-5670.
TAMMY (NORMAN) MALDONADO has joined the staff at the Catamount Hair Station in Cullowhee. Tammy, a licensed cosmetologist and color specialist, welcomes walk-ins as well as appointments. For information or to set up an appointment, call 293-5041 or Tammy’s cell phone, 400-0544.
CAPLINGER CHIROPRACTIC plans a new patient appreciation day on Saturday, Aug. 27, from 9 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. On that day only, an exam and X-rays, a $200 value will cost only $60. See the ad in this issue for more information.
“DOUBLE-GROUND MULCH” is for sale at Jackson County’s transfer station on Mineral Springs Road. One loader bucket is $10. Hours are 7:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7:30 until 11:30 a.m. on Saturday. Call 586-7509 for more information.
WE HAD A NOTE from Jennifer Luker, who wants everyone to know what a good job Vicki Sargent and the staff at Fairview’s summer program did this year. According to Luker, Fairview has an excellent program, and her children learned a lot and had a great time.
“I must admit that I was skeptical about sending my children to the after-school and summer day camp program,” Luker writes. “Ms. Sargent put me at ease from the beginning and assured me that my children would love the program, and she was right. They spent many hot days outside with the children at summer camp and endured the rainy ones as well. My children thoroughly enjoyed every day at day camp and were disappointed when Saturday came and they could not attend! It was great to know that I could drop my children off each morning and head off to work without any worry or hesitation. It has been a great summer for Gracelyn and Bailey, and I look forward to a great school year with the after-school program.”
GLENICE ROBERTS of Asheville, daughter of Jerry and Winnie Dills of Dillsboro, was chosen Companion Employee of the Month for the western region. She works for Buncombe County Schools with special needs students. Roberts was nominated for the honor by the parent of a young man she provides companion support to. The parent’s letter was “a wonderful tribute to Roberts’ dedication.” |
