Te Leicester October 28 - November 3, 2010 Vol. 3 No. 43
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WEEKLY COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER 50¢ Leicester • Erwin Hills • Alexander • Woodfin • West Buncombe • Newfound Fifty Cents Welcome Table offers free meals
The Welcome Table is open for anyone looking for lunch on Wednesdays in Leicester. The Welcome Table
in Leicester is serving donated meals from 11 am to 1 pm every Wednesday at the Leic- ester Community Cen- ter. Volunteer Alice Lutz
said the meals are open to all ages and all walks of life. Similar events in other
Buncombe County lo- cations laid the ground- work for Welcome Table in Leicester. “The volunteers at
both the Swannanoa and Hominy Valley
Welcome Table were very helpful to us in the process of opening ours,” Lutz said. The meals are averag-
ing more than 50 guests during their first few weeks. Manna Food Bank
donates most of the food, but Full Sun Farms in Sandy Mush donates produce and f lowers. Area volunteers and churches help out as well.
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Warriors prepare for Cougars during open date
By Robin Wilson Erwin gets to catch its breath with a
bye week this week but one of the biggest games of the season looms Nov. 5. Te Warriors (8-2) will host Asheville
in a pivotal Mountain Athletic Confer- ence showdown.
“Tis is the biggest game we’ve had in
a while and it should be a good one,” said coach Mike Sexton. Erwin had little trouble disposing
North Buncombe on Friday (Oct. 22). Max Eatmon caught six passes, including two for touchdowns, in the 44-7 rout. “I was very pleased with the efforts of our players. Tey did what they needed
to do to secure the win. It was good to see a lot of the non-starters get a chance to play,” Sexton said. “I was proud of an- other solid performance by the offensive line. Defense also did well to keep them to one score.” Sexton said the focus now is primarily
on Asheville, who host the BlackHawks on Friday (Oct. 29).
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