I don't think it matters that the pieces are on the orange side, but I figured I'd include it anyway, in case there would be different ways of doing it depending on the side...
also, you've helped remind me that i need to work on my F2L efficiency... usually in cases like that, I'd remove the corner and remove the edge separately, building a pair. that's why these cases are so annoying for me. obviously, there's a better way.
R' F R2 U' R f' U2 S
R' F R2 U' R (y) l' U2 M (same but diffrent notation)
I often use the trick where I put in the pair + destroy cross and then restore the cross again using MU-turns, sometimes those algs are much shorter than the face turns only algs you normaly use.
Next step from that is to use my style to remove a pair and then the normal to restore it again (or reverse order) to create shorter LL-algs than those you get from only face turns.