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will be a special singing nightly. Info:Pastor Dan Conseen 269-2885Ladies’ Day at the Church of Christ.May 21 in Cherokee, NC. MelanieSmith, from the West 7th Street congregationin Columbia, Tenn. will bethe speaker. The day will begin withregistration from 8:30-9am and willend around 1pm. Lunch will be served.Info: 497-9414Gospel singing/cake sale. May 21 at6pm at Snowbird Playground. In caseof rain, singing will be held at LittleSnowbird Church. Concessions will beavailable. Bring your lawn chairs. Allproceeds for Senior Citizens Events.Info: (828) 479-9145Clubs & OrganizaonsBirdtown Community Club meets thesecond Tuesday of each month at 6pmat the Birdtown Community Building.Info: Tara McCoy, chairwoman, 497-1976 or 736-7695Cherokee Native Plant Study Groupmeets the third Monday of each month(March to Oct.) from 11am – 12pm atthe EBCI Cooperative Extension ofice.Info: Sarah 554-6925The Cherokee Runners meet on the1st and 15th of each month at 5pm atthe Age Link Conference Room. Ifthose dates happen to fall on a Sunday,they will meet the following day. Info:Gerri Grady gerrgrady@yahoo.com orvisit www.cherokeerunners.comLocal Foods Network meets the lastTuesday of each month (Jan. toOct.)from 11am – 1pm at the EBCI CooperativeExtension ofice. Info: Sarah554-6935, Tammara 554-6936 orHeather 554-6932The North American IndianWomen’s Association (NAIWA)Cherokee Chapter meets the secondThursday of each month at 6pm at theBirdtown Recreation Center. Info:Bessie Wallace, chapter president, 497-2389 or Carmaleta Monteith, chaptertreasurer, Carmaleta@msn.comPainttown Community Club meetsthe last Monday of each month at5:30pm at the Community Building.Info: 497-3731,ChairPTCC@gmail.comWolftown Community Club meets thesecond Monday of each month at 7pmat the Wolftown Community ClubBuilding. Info: Tuff Jackson, chairman,788-4088General Events93rd Birthday for Walker Calhoun.May 13 at 6pm at Oconaluftee IslandPark at the pavilion closer to downtownCherokee. Family and friends areinvited to come celebrate. Bring yourfavorite covered dish and enjoy and socialize.The American Legion SteveYoungdeer Post 143 will host DistrictVeteran’s Service Oficer RonPutnam Friday, May 13 and 27 at thePost Headquarters located on AcquoniRoad. All Veterans and family memberswho have any questions or businessconcerns with Veterans affairs areinvited to attend. Please bring all importantdocuments with you to helpbetter understand your claims. Oficehours on Friday, May 13 and 27 will befrom 9am to 3pm. Info: Post ServiceOficer Warren D. Dupree 828-508-2657Home-Made, Hand-Made, Home-Grown vendors who wish to set up forfree for Visitor’s Appreciation Day atthe Cherokee Welcome Center on May14, contact Jeremy Polecatt 554-6485or e-mail jerepole@nc-cherokee.com.Each Saturday thereafter, vendors willpay a $10 fee for a table, chairs andtent, due Thursdays by close of business.All items sold must be handmade,homemade or homegrown bythe vendor or their family. No leamarket items. Scheduled hours will be9am - 3pm. Each vendor must have aTribal Vendor Permit available for $5from Don Walker at the EBCI FinanceOfice.Big Cove “Meet the Candidates” .May 17 from 5:30 - 8:30pm at the OldSchool.Volunteers needed for Trout Derby.The 10th Annual Children’s TalkingTrees Trout Derby is scheduled forAug. 6 and volunteers are needed.Help is needed in the following areas:pre-registration; bait, weight and ishcleaning stations; volunteer hospitalitystation; trout pond; and spotters. Info:Yolanda Saunooke 554-6854,yolasaun@nc-cherokee.comHealth & Sports7th Annual Elders Walk. May 13 at10am at the parking lot of the oldCherokee Elementary School. First300 participants will receive a free t-shirt and lunch. The Cherokee SeniorCitizens Program is sponsoring thewalk for seniors in honor of OlderAmericans Month.Cherokee Coalition on Healing andWellness. May 20 at 11:30am at LivingWaters Lutheran Church. Writtenagenda reports are due for distributionon May 16. All agenda items need thatwritten report. Members are urged toattend and visitors are welcome. Don’tforget your lunch.Summer Slam 2011 ISA Co-ed SoftballTournament. May 27-28 at theJohn Crowe Complex. Cost -$200/team with 1st – 3rd place trophies.The event is hosted bySwain/Qualla SAFE, Inc. Deadline forregistering is May 23. Info: 488-9038,788-0403Kings of the Court Basketball Tournament.June 3-4 in Cherokee. Entryfee is $400. One hundred dollars($100) must be received by May 20 toreserve your team’s spot. Entire entryfee due by June 2. No refunds. Must be18 years old to play. Teams will have a12-man roster. All proceeds go to beneitthe Cherokee Lady Flight 5th gradegirls basketball team with their trip toNationals. $2,000 cash prize for 1stplace and $500 for runner-up. Info:Trista Welch 736-0352 (call or text).22nd Annual Midnight Rumble.June 3-4. Teams need to register withNancy Jim at the Boys Club 497-9101.The deadline for team registration isJune 1.HAPPENINGS1st Annual Teeing up to FightAlzheimer’s Golf Tournament. June12 at Sequoyah National Golf Club.Registration starts at 8am with a shotgunstart at 9am. Two-person captain’schoice format. $75/personincludes golf, cart fee, goody bag andlunch. Mulligans are $5/each (limittwo per player). Sponsorships areavailable at the following levels: Corporate$1000, Gold $500, Silver $250and Hole $150. Info: 497-3000Relay of Life Harrah’s-EBCI. June 17at the Acquoni Expo Center. Info:Janna Hyatt at Harrah’s 497-8853 orAshleigh Brown at EBCI 497-3139,www.relayforlife.org/harrahs-ebci1st Annual Cherokee Runners 4th ofJuly Moonlight Race 5k Run/Walk.July 4 at the Cherokee Indian Fairgrounds.The Fun Run starts at7:15pm and the 5K starts at 7:45pm.Fireworks will follow the race. Thisevent will help fund the Cherokee RunnersSummer Running Camp and 20percent of entry fees will be donated tothe Special Olympics. Info: moonlight5K@cherokeerunners.comAir Native Shoe Sale. The Air NativeShoes from Nike are on sale for$30/pair at the Birdtown Rec. Center.There are limited sizes in various colors.Money orders only and should bemade payable to Cherokee Life Program-Rec.Info: 554-6890, 554-6891or 554-6895Painttown and Birdtown Day Campshave 40 openings each. There will bea $50 deposit with the application andthe remainder of the fee will be due byJune 1 (non-refundable). Camps arefor ages 5-13. Applications are availablenow and can be picked up atPainttown Gym or the Birdtown Rec.Center.School StuffCherokee Central Schools Pre-KClassrooms pre-application. Must befour years old by Aug. 31, 2011 andmeet service priority guidelines. Preapplicationswill be accepted at theHope Center from April 11-29. Info:Hope Center 554-5101THURSDAY, MAY 12, 2011cherokee one feather23
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Crafted and signed by Davidornbuckle, asking 500.00, will deliverithin 100 miles. 828-644-9216/12pdHuge home closure sale May 14 onCamp Creek Road, Whittier NC, startingat 8 am. All items good quality: furniture,household items, decorations,good clothes, linens. If you need it, weprobably have it. Everything must go!Follow signs. Call 828-497-7687 after6:00 pm for info. 5/12pdFor Sale - Yamaha Keyboard $75.00,Electric ireplace $125.00, large TV$100.00, white hub table and hutch- sixchairs, very nice $1,200.00 508-2504 or788-5098 5/19FREEBIBLE BELIEVERS - St. Matthew: Chapter24- Revelations: Chapter 6 verses 6-12, Revelations: Chapter 16, Malachi:Chapter 4. Signs of Jesus’ Second Comingare you Ready? Free Sermon bookswrite to Ed Watkins P.O. Box 4636 Beaufort,S.C. 29903 5/19pdSERVICESJW Builders, Inc., Building quality customhomes and log homes. Conventionalstick built, any loor plans, veryaffordable. Also offering remodelingand additions. NC licensed contractor,TERO certiied, residential/commercial.Many references and fully insured.828-736-2018 8/26/11pdPet Grooming – by Jannessa, CertiiedMaster Groomer with 30yrs exp., atPawsitively Pampered in Bryson City.Call (828) 788-0599. 6/2pd.VEHICLESFor Sale – 2005 Nissan Murano,White, Automatic, AWD, 118K miles, tanleather, power everything, towing package,very clean, non-smoking car. Retailsfor $16,000, Asking $14,500, Must Sell!Call/text 399-0823. 5/19pdYARD SALEHuge multi-family yard sale on May14 at Qualla Tire & Automotive parkinglot. 5/12pdLEGALSLegal NoticeEastern Band of Cherokee IndiansCherokee Tribal CourtCherokee, North CarolinaEstate File No. 11-018Notice to Creditors and Debtors ofPaul Stephen WestAll Persons, irms, and corporations, havingclaims against, this estate are notiied to exhibitthem to the iduciary (s) listed on or before thedate listed or be barred from their recovery.Debtors of the decedent are asked to make immediatepayment to the appointed iduciary (s) listedbelow. Deadline to submit claims: July 28, 2011.This is the 19th day of April, 2011.Dawn West ClineP.O. Box 2101Cherokee, NC 287195/19pdLegal NoticeNotice of Service by PublicationThe Cherokee CourtEastern Band of Cherokee IndiansCherokee, NCFile: DV 11-012Tasheena Martin, plaintiffv.Gabriel Martinez, defendantTAKE NOTICE THAT a pleading seeking reliefagainst you has been iled in the above entitledCivil Action. The nature of relief sought is as follows:(1) Plaintiff is seeking a Domestic ViolenceProtective Order.You are required to make a defense to suchpleadings no later than June 21, 2011, which is nolater than 40 days from the irst publication of thisnotice. Upon your failure to ile a pleading by theabove date, the party seeking service against youwill apply to the court for the relief sought.Larry Nestler, Attorney for the PlaintiffNC Bar Number: 8436P.O. Box 426Sylva, NC 28779Telephone: 828-586-8931 5/26pdLegal NoticeNotice of Service by PublicationThe Cherokee CourtEastern Band of Cherokee IndiansCherokee, NCFile: CV 11-021Lea Lambert, plaintiffv.Florencio Perez, defendantTAKE NOTICE THAT a pleading seeking reliefagainst you has been iled in the above entitledCivil Action. The nature of relief sought is as follows:(1) Plaintiff is seeking a Domestic ViolenceProtective Order.You are required to make a defense to suchpleadings no later than June 21, 2011, which is nolater than 40 days from the irst publication of thisnotice. Upon your failure to ile a pleading by theabove date, the party seeking service against youwill apply to the court for the relief sought.Larry Nestler, Attorney for the PlaintiffNC Bar Number: 8436P.O. Box 426Sylva, NC 287795/26pdEMPLOYMENTNotice of Service of Process by PublicationThe Cherokee CourtCherokee, NC 28719File No: DV 11-022Barbara Southards, PlaintiffV.Brian Williams, DefendantTAKE NOTICE THAT a pleading seeking reliefagainst you has been iled in the above entitledCivil Action. The nature of relief sought is as follows:(1) Plaintiff is seeking a Domestic ViolenceProtective Order.You are required to make a defense to suchpleadings no later than June 21, 2011, which is nolater than 40 days from the irst publication of thisnotice. Upon your failure to ile a pleading by theabove date, the party seeking service against youwill apply to the court for the relief sought.Larry Nester, Attorney for the PlaintiffNC Bar Number: 8436P.O. Box 426Sylva, NC 287795/26pdTRANSLATORS NEEDEDNew Kituwah Academy is accepting resumes for translators to assist withmaterials development and book creation.Qualiications:- Fluent speaker (there will be an interview conducted to assess level of luency)- Good command of English language- Knowledge of standard phonetic writing (i.e. Dog – gitli)Description of Work:-Translation of children’s books (age kindergarten through 3rd)-Materials development (work sheets, etc.)-Contracted, work will begin late May and will conclude February 28th, 2013Interested persons please submit a one page summary (typed or hand-written)to:Gilliam JacksonKituwah Preservation & Education ProgramP.O. Box 486Cherokee, NC 28719Resumes may also be faxed or emailed to: gilljack@nc-cherokee.com, fax: 828-497-0328Resumes may also be hand-delivered to New Kituwah Academy, please addressenvelope:TRANSLATION GRANT – ATTENTION GILL JACKSON 5/19Tri-County Community College Financial Aid TechnicianQualiications: Associate’s Degree in Accounting, Business Administration, CollegeTransfer, Ofice Administration or a related ield from a regionally accreditedinstitution of higher learning is required. Minimum of two years ofice experiencepreferred.Basic Purpose of Position: This position will assist in administering, maintaining,certifying and awarding the college’s federal, state, and institutional inancial aidprograms. Complete position announcement can be viewed at the “Jobs @ TCCC”link at www.tricountycc.edu.Proposed Hiring Date: As Soon As PossibleDeadline to Apply: May 16, 2011How to Apply: A TCCC application is required, plus a letter of interest, resume,and transcript/s. 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