Page 10-A, THE ERWIN RECORD, Tuesday, June 2, 2009

Relay For Lifes Survivor Dinner set for June 6

Staff Writer clewis@erwinrecord.net

By Cody B. Lewis

With an expected 100 survivors and guests in yearly attendance, the American Cancer Societys Survivor Dinner of Unicoi County, will be what organizers have

called, a night of hope and encouragement. More than 500,000 people are diagnosed with cancer every year and the dinner, which will be held Saturday, June 6, at Unicoi United Methodist Church, joins cancer survivors, their caretakers and

guests together for support and fellowship. I think for me its just an opportunity for survivors and the community to join in support, Survivor Co-Chair Renea Rogers said. Survivors at all ages, whether they be a 15-year survivor or someone

who was recently diagnosed with the disease, are invited. Rogers son Nick, who has battled non-Hodgkins Lymphoma for two years and was recently diagnosed as having no evidence of the disease, spoke at the 2007 dinner. Its a special time for survivors,

Relay For Life Co-chair Lesley Hughes said. They enjoy seeing others, hearing their stories and providing a shoulder for support. Any survivors are invited to attend, but must RSVP. The dinner will begin at 6 p.m. For more information, call 926-2921.

YE OLDE RENAISSANCE FAIRE

Performers from the Unicoi County High School Theater Arts Department during their annual Renaissance Faire enjoyed pleasant weather and good times. Pictured, at left, Cody Lewis portrays the Fairy King Oberon. At, bottom left, Theater Teacher Lori Ann Wright hatches a baby dragon, and, at bottom right, gypsy Bekah Bess juggles. (Staff Photos by Anthony D. Piercy and Eileen Rush) For more photos from the Renaissance Faire, visit the newspapers photo Web site, www. erwinpix.com.

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From Staff Reports Erwin Utilities will pass on a Tennessee Valley Authority electric-rate decrease to customers July 1, but the public utility will increase water and sewer rates at the same time. TVA announced that the quarterly fuel-cost adjustment will decrease for the third straight quarter for billing periods beginning July 1. Overall, the decrease will be a 4.1-percent reduction on total average wholesale electric rates. Erwin Utilities will pass the decrease on to each customer. Savings will vary, but residential customers can expect a decrease that ranges from about $2 to $5 in their monthly electric bills. Effective on that same day, July 1, Erwin Utilities will implement an increase to water and wastewater rates due to an increase in operating and maintenance costs and a decrease in demand. General Manager Lee Brown explained, Water and wastewater utilities revenue relies heavily on how much water everyone uses. When residential and individual customers use less, water and wastewater utilities struggle to cover the costs of water production, wastewater treatment, operations, and maintenance. Effective July 1, the water customer charge will increase by $1 to $6.47 inside the city limits and by $1.5 to $9.71 outside the city limits for a residential meter. The water use charge per 1,000 gallons will increase $1.3 inside and $1.95 outside. The wastewater customer charge will increase by $1 to $4.45 inside and by $1.50 to $5.58 outside. The wastewater use charge per 1,000 gallons will be $2.71 inside and $4.07 outside. Residential customers inside the Erwin city limits will pay $1.66 more month for an average use of 3,000 gallons of water used and $1.70 more for an average wastewater use of 2,800 gallons collected. Residential customers outside the Erwin city limits will pay $2.49 more per month for 3,000 gallons of water used and $2.57 more for 2,800 gallons of wastewater collected.

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CONGRATULATIONS!
Ethan Bennett
Graduating from Unicoi County High School. Member of the Beta Club and the National Honors Society. Son of Jeff and Beth Bennett. Grandson of J.E. Baldy and Beverly Bennett and Dorothy Renfro.

Mary Beth Bennett

Graduated from ETSU on May 9 from College of Nursing. She was a member of Sigma Theta Tou Honors Society. Daughter of Jeff and Beth Bennett. Granddaughter of J.E. Baldy and Beverly Bennett and Dorothy Renfro.

Benjamin Edwards

Graduated from Carson-Newman College May 8 with a degree in Bio Chemistry. He played in the college band four years. He is the son of Donna and Darrell Edwards and the grandson of Baldy & Beverly Bennett and Ernest and Margaret Richardson.

Brianna Edwards

Graduated from 8th grade at Unicoi County Middle School. She is the daughter of Donna and Darrell Edwards and the granddaughter of Baldy & Beverly Bennett and Ernest and Margaret Richardson.

Cameron Edwards

The Johnson City Professional Fire Fighters Association would like to extend a heartfelt ThankYou to all of our supporters of the annual benet shows in Erwin and Unicoi County. With your help we are able to donate $1000 to the Unicoi County Red Cross biannually. We have been able to provide the Fire Safety House on Wheels to the Unicoi County schools in order to teach re safety and prevention. With your help we hope to continue and increase our support in Unicoi County, making it a safer place to live and work. Thank you again for helping out with these programs that keep us all safe.

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Graduating from Unicoi County High School. Was a member of the band, Whos Who in American High Schools and was voted Mr. Nolichucky. He is the son of Donna and Darrell Edwards and the grandson of Baldy & Beverly Bennett and Ernest and Margaret Richardson.