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Page A2 — The Brownsville States-Graphic, Thursday, August 5, 2010 3 August 10th, 11th, & 12th August 10th, 11th, &12th 3 The Third Annual Breakfast for Babies event will take place next Thursday, August 12, from 6 to 10 a.m. at RJ’s Hibachi Restaurant located at 471 North Dupree Avenue. The annual event is being sponsored by March of Dimes, MTD, Insouth Bank and RJ’s Hibachi. There will be celebrity waiters/ waitresses, comprised of local public figures, who will serve breakfast and coffee from the Breakfast Buffet, which will cost $7.99. The waiters/waitresses will donate all their tips to the March of Dimes. Also, RJ’s Hibachi will donate a portion of the breakfast revenue. Besides the celebrity waiters/ waitresses, attendees will also get the chance to meet this year’s Breakfast for Babies Haywood County Ambassador, Sarah Willis, the daughter of Lt. Chuck and Jennifer Willis. Celebrities will include: Danny Murley, John Simmons, Jo Matherne, Franklin Smith, Joyce Moore, Toni Eubanks, Darlene Ferrell, Eddie Martin, Michael Banks, Sonny Howse, Sheriff Melvin Bond, Phillip Cook, JoAnne Finn, Carolyn Flagg, Marlon King, Daphne King, Drew Magruder, JoAnna Morris, John Finn, Sonya Castelaw, Jody Lea, Jimmy Studdard, Joey Conner, John Gallaspy, Scott Stoots, Joe Ing, Greg Vanstory, Delores Gresham, John Ashworth, Nathan Spencer, Travis Baggett, Gaylon Baggett, Elliott Simmons, Jeremy Gray, Steve Collins, Chief Chris Lea, Alan Callery, Mary Bond Lonon, Sara Beth Banks and Sandra Angotti. Annual Breakfast for Babies event to be held next week The Haywood County Habitat for Humanity began construction on their tenth house last week as members of the First Assembly of God began laying the foundation. According to Freddy Smith, building supervisor, the residence recipient, Venus Lewis, should be able to move into her new home in three to four months. Smith exclaimed volunteers are still needed for the home project and described the work as a way of “giving back to the community.” The newly constructed structure will be located on Cherryville Road in the northern part of Haywood County. Habitat breaks ground Pictured from left are: John Clemons, Thomas Smith, Freddy Smith, Gary Mitchell, and Nick Bond. Local communications service provider, N e w W a v e Communications, is excited to announce that it now offers high- definition television to its television customers in the Brownsville, Ripley, Halls, Gates, and Henning areas. High- definition provides the best in television enjoyment, delivering unparalleled theater- level picture and sound quality to high-definition televisions. With this new HDTV service, NewWave is able to provide the ultimate television viewing experience, putting the viewer right in the action for movies, sports and more. NewWave will have HDTV available for multiple networks, movie channels and programming in their television catalog. NewWave currently has local offices located at 48 South Washington in Brownsville 772-7296 and 111 West Jackson Street in Ripley 419-2102. N e w W a v e Communications combines crystal-clear television, high-speed Internet and unlimited local and long-distance telephone services into one seamless offering. Headquartered in Sikeston, Missouri, the company is committed to bringing world-class technology to residential customers and business owners across the Midwest and Southeast US. NewWave is proud to be the area’s local communications experts. Brownsville, Ripley and surrounding areas receive HDTV upgrade from NewWave ideas don’t always agree with yours, but you sometimes have to find some common ground.” Averyheart was treated to some talented performances from of the youth of Haywood County, including an interpretative dance from St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church and the Haywood County Temptations. The long time pastor was also treated to a “This is Your Life” type tribute and thank you video. AVERYHEART CONTINUED from A1 The annual March of Dimes Brakfast for Babaies will be held next Thursday at RJ’s Hibachi. This years ambassador is Sarah Willis.
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August 10th, 11th, & 12th 3 Pictured from left are: John Clemons, Thomas Smith, Freddy Smith, Gary Mitchell, and Nick Bond. Page A2 — The Brownsville States-Graphic, Thursday, August 5, 2010 from St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church and the Haywood County Temptations. The long time pastor was also treated to a “This is Your Life” type tribute and thank you video.
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Page A2 — The Brownsville States-Graphic, Thursday, August 5, 2010
3 August 10th, 11th, & 12th
August 10th, 11th, &12th
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The Third Annual Breakfast for Babies event will take place next Thursday, August 12, from 6 to 10 a.m. at RJ’s Hibachi Restaurant located at 471 North Dupree Avenue. The annual event is being sponsored by March of Dimes, MTD, Insouth Bank and RJ’s Hibachi.
There will be celebrity waiters/waitresses, comprised of local public figures, who will serve breakfast and coffee from the Breakfast Buffet, which will cost $7.99. The waiters/waitresses will donate all their tips to the March of Dimes. Also, RJ’s Hibachi will donate a portion of the breakfast revenue.
Besides the celebrity waiters/waitresses, attendees will also get the chance to meet this year’s Breakfast for Babies Haywood County Ambassador,
Sarah Willis, the daughter of Lt. Chuck and Jennifer Willis.
Celebrities will include: Danny Murley, John Simmons, Jo Matherne, Franklin Smith, Joyce Moore, Toni Eubanks, Darlene Ferrell, Eddie Martin, Michael Banks, Sonny Howse, Sheriff Melvin Bond, Phillip Cook, JoAnne Finn, Carolyn Flagg, Marlon King, Daphne King, Drew Magruder, JoAnna Morris, John Finn, Sonya Castelaw, Jody Lea, Jimmy Studdard, Joey Conner, John Gallaspy, Scott Stoots, Joe Ing, Greg Vanstory, Delores Gresham, John Ashworth, Nathan Spencer, Travis Baggett, Gaylon Baggett, Elliott Simmons, Jeremy Gray, Steve Collins, Chief Chris Lea, Alan Callery, Mary Bond Lonon, Sara Beth Banks and Sandra Angotti.
Annual Breakfast for Babies event to be held next week
The Haywood County Habitat for Humanity began construction on their tenth house last week as members of the First Assembly of God began laying the foundation. According to Freddy Smith, building supervisor, the residence recipient, Venus Lewis, should be able to move into her new
home in three to four months. Smith exclaimed volunteers are still needed for the home project and described the work as a way of “giving back to the community.” The newly constructed structure will be located on Cherryville Road in the northern part of Haywood County.
Habitat breaks ground
Pictured from left are: John Clemons, Thomas Smith, Freddy Smith, Gary Mitchell, and Nick Bond.
Local communications service provider, N e w W a v e Communications, is excited to announce that it now offers high-definition television to its television customers in the Brownsville, Ripley, Halls, Gates, and Henning areas. High-definition provides the best in television enjoyment, delivering unparalleled theater-level picture and sound quality to high-definition televisions.
With this new HDTV
service, NewWave is able to provide the ultimate television viewing experience, putting the viewer right in the action for movies, sports and more. NewWave will have HDTV available for multiple networks, movie channels and programming in their television catalog. NewWave currently has local offices located at 48 South Washington in Brownsville 772-7296 and 111 West Jackson Street in Ripley 419-2102.
N e w W a v e
C o m m u n i c a t i o n s combines crystal-clear television, high-speed Internet and unlimited local and long-distance telephone services into one seamless offering. Headquartered in Sikeston, Missouri, the company is committed to bringing world-class technology to residential customers and business owners across the Midwest and Southeast US. NewWave is proud to be the area’s local communications experts.
Brownsville, Ripley and surrounding areas receive HDTV
upgrade from NewWave
ideas don’t always agree with yours, but you sometimes have to find some common ground.”
Averyheart was treated to some talented performances from of the youth of Haywood County, including an interpretative dance
from St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church and the Haywood County Temptations.
The long time pastor was also treated to a “This is Your Life” type tribute and thank you video.
AVERYHEART CONTINUED from A1
The annual March of Dimes Brakfast for Babaies will be held next Thursday at RJ’s Hibachi. This years ambassador is Sarah Willis.
