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THE ERWIN RECORD, Tuesday, June 2, 2009, Page 5-B

Pets Up For Adoption

These dogs and cats and more are available for adoption at theUnicoi County Animal Shelter. For more information about

these pets, to volunteer or to make a donation, call 743-3071.The shelter is located at 185 Industrial Drive, Erwin.

Barbie is a cute little dog with short legs and a long body likea Dashshund. We believe her to be approx 1 year old. Sheis white with honey colored ears and spots. She seems toenjoy being picked up and petted. Barbie is very playful anda great size for a little house dog.

Florist

& Gifts

123 N. Main Ave. - In the Historic Old Post Ofce

743-3301 or 743-8202

LIBERTY LUMBER &MFG. CO., INC.

Erwin, Tennessee 37650

743-6161markets, inc.

1122 N. Main Erwin

100 Stalling Lane Erwin, TN 37650743-4131

The Caldwell Alzheimer Disease Unit

NN, Inc.Ball & Roller Division800 Tennessee RoadErwin, Tennessee 37650

423-743-9151

Maranatha TabernaclePastor E.L. Wheeler

Unicoi, TN (423) 743-5859

K N KAUTOMOTIVE

218 South Main Avenue

Erwin, Tennessee 37650

Kevin E. AllenOwnerBus: 423-743-9400Cell: 423-388-8316Fax: 423-743-0500

Specializing In Nice, Clean,Used Cars, Trucks & SUVs

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

307 S. Main St. 743-3811

Sunday SchoolWorshipEvening WorshipBible Study ( Wednesday)

9:45 a.m.10:45 a.m.7:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.

HOWELLS AUTO& ATV SALES4080 Unicoi Drive Unicoi

(423) 743-5226 James Howell, Owner

Come and

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Sunday School, 10 a.m.Sunday Worship, 11 a.m. & 6 p.m.

Wednesday Worship, 7 p.m.

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ERWIN MOTORS, INC.743-7148

Ted & Todd Love

This is the time of yearwhen many students gradu-ate from high school andcollege, leaving behindfriends and family for a newworld.

We congratulate UnicoiCounty High School andlocal college graduates fortheir academic achieve-ments and wish them thebest in whatever they willbe doing.

Remember, your libraryis a place that can help youwith college searches and

test preparation. So insteadof playing computer gamesall summer, check out someof the things your librarycan do for you. Of particu-lar importance is the Ten-nessee Electronic LibrarysLearningExpress feature.This is a test preparation

The Get Acquainted Clubmet at Centenary UnitedMethodist Church for itsMay meeting.

The members prepared avariety of lunch items, thatincluded salads, salmon

spread, spinach and chick-en rolls, pickled peppers,fruit selections, zucchinibread, old-fashioned oat-meal cookies and brown-ies.

When Anne Fraziercalled everyone to cleanout their closets and bringto our White ElephantSale the response wasoverwhelming. They ar-rived with collectibles,

During the past threemonths, the Clincheld Se-nior Adult Center staff andboard of directors havebeen working on two pre-viously unanticipated proj-ects.

First, we learned that theold Range Chevrolet prop-erty, which adjoins ourcurrent site, was available

for purchase and we subse-quently entered into a con-tract with John Marotta,the current owner, to buythe property when demoli-tion is complete.

For several years, wehave hoped to get an op-portunity to acquire thatlot to accommodate futureneeds of the senior center,and especially for addi-tional parking. That wasreason for celebration, butwhat happened next waseven more unexpected:we were provided the op-portunity to purchase theRange School of Danceproperty, which adjoins

site for all professional, mil-itary, and college entranceexams. In addition, the siteoffers tutoring for elemen-tary, middle-school, and

high school subjects. Youcan visit the site at www.tntel.info, and its all free ofcharge if you have a librarycard!

June ReadingThis week we welcome

June, the sixth month of

one of a kind, that includedjewelry, hand bags, linenfrom Germany, glasswareand so much more.

Frazier served as an auc-tioneer, all the items weredisplayed around tablesfor everyone to view, prior

both our current site andthe Marotta property.

That created a dilemma how to acquire both piecesof property for the seniorcenter with limited fundsand thus ensure room forfuture expansion, whichwill undoubtedly be need-ed within the next six to 10years, with the baby boom-ers just beginning to retire.An added bonus is that theexisting dance studio canbe used immediately for ourYoga classes, which havebeen held at Ninth StreetBaptist Church for 3 years,and for our aerobics and

the year. June is the monthof weddings, graduations,and the ofcial beginning ofsummer. June 14 is Flag Day,and June 21 is Fathers Day.The longest day of the yearis also June 21. Your libraryis a ne place to researchyour gardening and bar-beque interests.

Regional Web siteThe Watauga Regional Li-

brarys Web site has a newaddress: http://state.tn.us/tsla/regional/WAT/index.

htm . If you visit the old ad-dress at www.wrlibrary.org , you will be directed tothe new address. There arelinks to TEL, as well as tolocal libraries.

Summer ReadingSummer Reading starts

to lunch.Judy Moss brought many

of her treasures. She wasalso the big spender, out-spending everyone by $63.Gloria Morton ran secondwith $47. Both these ladies

have an eye for a bargain.They each said of the itemswere not for themselvesbut as gifts for a friend.

Fannie Mae Parsleybrought her 23 year oldgranddaughters collec-tion of Hello Kitty. PennyJones was quick to placeher lucky bid to take homethe entire collection.

Frazier stayed busydescribing the goods. Lu-

line-dancing classes.The solution to our excit-

ing dilemma was to requestthe Erwin Board of Mayorand Alderman to purchasethe Marotta property in ac-cordance with the contractthe senior center board hadnegotiated and for the BMAto then grant a long-termlease to CSAC similar to

the 99-year lease for $1 peryear which we have withUnicoi County for the siteon which our current facil-ity is constructed.

On May 11, the ErwinBMA unanimously ap-proved a motion to pur-chase the property, whichwill be used for additionalparking.

That action by the BMAfrees up more of our avail-able funds to be used forthe purchase of the Rangestudio property. Our plan isto nance most of the pur-chase amount and makeannual payments on theprincipal. Incurring this

Library staff congratulates graduates

Get Acquainted Club meets for May

Senior center buys property

this week, and runs throughJuly 2.

If you have not yet regis-tered your child, just cometo the rst sessions. Regis-tration can be done at thattime. Children will be givena book bag and a readinglog, as well as the scheduleof events. Dont forget, chil-dren can stay for Lunch anda Movie on Thursdays.

New BooksJust arrived best sellers

include: Matters of the

Heart by Danielle Steel;and Medusa by Clive Cus-sler.

Meeting NoticeThe librarys board of

trustees will meet Thurs-day, June 4, at 6 p.m. in thelibrary.

cinda Britton and I joinedin by modeling the jew-elry, which was a fast sale.Sharlotte Rynders servedas keeping track of thesales. It was a fun day andeveryone left with a great

bargain.Frazier was hostess and

Jean Bergendahl servedas co-host. Those attend-ing were Lynn Woodruff,Betty Peterson, Eva Dew-olf, Angie Georgeff, Phyl-lis Hawk, Johanna Shelton,Pat Long, Vivian Led-ford, Suzie Hughes, Moss,Morton, Jones, Britton,Rynders, Parsley, Bergen-dahl, Frazier and I.

debt will require additionalfunding resources, as wellas some additional oper-ating funds, so we are ex-ploring new types of fund-raising ideas. Obviously,we welcome all donationsdesignated toward the pur-chase of the property.

We will also welcome anybusiness or organization

that would like to partici-pate in an annual or period-ic fundraising event to helpwith this noble project. Theacquisition of this propertywill provide needed space,now and in the future, forthe many activities thatserve our expanding seniorpopulation.

CSAC is a 501(c)3 non-prot organization. For in-formation about senior cen-ter programs and activities,visit the senior center at220 Union St., Erwin or call743-5111 Monday throughFriday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ourmailing address is P.O. Box778, Erwin, TN 37650.

PUBLIC NOTICEA public hearing will be held on Monday, June

8, 2009 at 6:30 p.m. in the public meeting roomof the Erwin Municipal Building, 211 North MainAvenue, Erwin, TN.

To Consider: Ordinance #644-09 To Rezonecertain property from R-1 Low Density Resi-dential District to R-2 Medium Density Resi-dential District within the Corporate Limitsof Erwin, Tennessee.

Any person interested in expressing them-selves concerning this Ordinance is invited toattend. Copies of the proposed Ordinances areavailable at the Erwin Municipal Building, 211North Main Ave., Erwin, Tennessee.

Randy C. Trivette, City Recorder, Town of Erwin