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Page 14 - shelby shopper & info - 704/484-1047 www.shelbyinfo.com Thursday, January 9, 2014-January 15, 2014 OUTDOOR CG NNECE N UTD TD ON ECTION O NECT ONNECTION O & N S H E L BY S H O & IN O ET Bruce Camp's UT FISHING COME SEE THE EXPERTS REPORT SHELBY TRANSMISSION Local FR E ST I ME E AT E S SPECIALISTS 704-482-8756 Jimmy Hal Lyle CONCEAL CARRY/ HANDGUN1 DAY CLASS CLASS JANUARY 25 • TH Unlimited Talk n Text TalkMONTHLY PLAN n Text PREPAID $ 3995 Unlimited Talk • Unlimited Text • 500 MB of Data DVD Movies $200 each or 3 for $500 Movies Xbox and PS2 Games $500 each 226 service specials WE BUYPAWNGOLD GUNS & COUPON 4 $ 69 1310 Polkville Rd. • Shelby, NC • 704-484-2709 OIL CHANGES Mon. - Fri. 8:30 - 5:00 Saturday 9:00 - 3:00 PETS • LIVESTOCK *Chrysler service contract. Valid for most vehicles. Diesels & synthetics additional. Includes up to 5 quarts oil per service. See a service advisor for details. $2.50 $5.00 $10.00 $25.00 $100.00 Off Off Off Off Off $25 Service $50 Service $100 Service $250 Service $1000 Service With Coupon Only • No Other Discounts Apply • Expires 1/31/14 ©CommunityFirstMedia COUPON 1310 E. Dixon Blvd., Shelby, NC 704-484-0049 MOTORCYCLES • ATVS CAMPERS/RVs MOPEDS AND ATVS. Brand new, 2013 models. Mopeds 50cc, $695. ATVS, 110cc-250cc, 110cc, $659. Call Allan @864480-8280 for more info. WANT TO BUY: Pop-Up Campers. Call 828-429-3935. 2000 KAWASAKI VULCAN CLASSIC, limited edition. Lots of chrome, Cobra pipes, saddle bags & windshield, 22k miles, VGC, $4000. 828-287-3282. FOUND: SET OF EYE GLASSES at Rutherford Weekly office. They are orange in color. Please come by the office if these belong to you. 828-248-1408. LOST & FOUND FARM • HEAVY EQUIPMENT PETS • LIVESTOCK 6x12 ENCLOSED TRAILER, $1500. 704-751-7599. SWEET KITTEN, male, 4 mos old, black & white. 704-538-5128 after 5:30pm. AKC/CKC YORKIES, 3 males, $500 each. Ready Dec. 22nd. Shots & wormed. Call Mary, 864425-0308. TWO 600 LB HOGS WITH 6 pigs each. $400 for each hog & 6 pigs. 704-530-2747. Coupon Expires 1/31/14 PETS • LIVESTOCK NEWFOUNDLAND, BLACK & WHITE, 1 yr. neutered male, housebroken, $50. Call 704-4181441. * With FREE PUPPIES. Lab & Pit mix. 9 to choose from. 704-476-5797, 704-308-6350. TOY COCKER SPANIEL MALE PUPPY. $275 with papers, $200 without. Shots, wormed, groomed. CKC reg. Yorkie Poo male puppy, 5 mos old. Wormed, groomed with Puppy Chow kit. Shots UTD. $250. 828-391-0919. 2004 ADAM 3-HORSE SLANT LOAD STEEL GOOSENECK TRAILER dressing room with saddle rack in good condition been kept under carport and used very little. $6800 OBO. 704-538-6716. FREE PUPPIES. Husky and Akita mix, 3 mos old, 1 male, 1 female. 904-629-3200 for more info. GREAT DANE, FAWN MALE, neutered, 4 years, quiet house, housebroken, leash trained, shy, $50. Call 704-418-1441. FOR STUD: We have an older Red Dachshund and would like to breed him to a Red female Dachshund for pick of the litter. If you are interested, please call. Serious inquiries only. 704-3002410. BOXER PUPPIES, CKC reg, seven wks old. Shots & worming up to date. $200 ea. 704-4663135. CKC TOY & TINY TOY POODLES. Vet checked, groomed, ready to go now. Call for price. 828-748-7493. GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies. Parents on site, CKC registered, Vets visits, de-worming, shots up to date. Ready for a loving home today. Please Serious Inquiries Only. $450 OBO. 704-674-6802. PHILLIPS ANIMAL MEDICAL HOSPITAL Appointments 704-867-3514 2730 West Franklin Blvd. • Gastonia, NC ©CommunityFirstMedia YOUR PETS DESERVE THE VERY BEST! Call Today For Our Specials & Discount Prices on • SPAYS • NEUTERS • VACCINATIONS As a young adult, I remember fishing the river bank at Mr. MacDonald's farm. He was an older man whose property ran along the river. I don't remember GARY MILLER how we first discovered this place but it seemed to not upset him when we set up camp on his farm. Many of those days he would come by and check on us and tell us a few stories about days gone by. One of his tobacco barns stood only a few yards from where we fished, and it seemed that no matter what time of year it was, he always had a few tobacco plants hanging inside. On occasion he would give us some leaves to take home and twist for a good homemade chew. His recipe was either to cut up a fresh apple and let it marinade the leaves for a few days or to ease that twist of tobacco down into a jar of honey or molasses. This was my favorite. Alongside that same bank was his boat. It was one like I had never seen before or since. I can only describe it as a flat bottom canoe made of wood. It was long and not very wide or deep. And I can only remember a couple of places to sit down. Now I'm sure he had landed a few fish from this boat in times past, but now the boat was used for occasional transportation. When the weather was good and the creek didn't rise, each Sunday, Mr. MacDonald would take his long homemade oar and get in his homemade boat and traverse the small river to the church he attended downstream. I'm sure he had other ways of getting there, but the boat was his preferred means. Now as a younger fellow I never asked him why he did that. I wished I had. But as an older man I can imagine the reasons. I use to think this short journey must have prepared him for worship. I later understood this was his time of worship. I can imagine the sights he must have enjoyed as he prepared to meet with fellow believers. I can imagine how he must have been awestruck by the picture of God as painted by creation. I can imagine how the voices of each animal became God's unique choir as they were sung in unison. The biblical David must have taken that same trip, when he sung the words, "The heavens declare the glory of God!" It's true. And even though that boat is perhaps rotted and ruined, the sights and sounds that declare the Glory of God are still there for us if we'll put ourselves in the place to see and hear them. gary@outdoortruths.org ~ www.outdoortruths.org SELL US YOUR CAR! Need EXTRA Money? AKC/CKC REG SHIH- TZU PUPPIES. Adult size range from 4 to 9 lbs. Colors black/whites and gold/whites. Vet checked. Parents on site. Health guaranteed contract. Prices range from $400 to $1200. 704-470-7184. PUPPIES FOR SALE all small, up to date on shots and worming, Chihuahua, Yorkies and Min-Pins. Prices vary. Call Mary 864-425-0308. Gary Miller Aiming Outdoorsmen Toward Christ Service & Parts Work Guaranteed 734 Nalley Dr. Shelby, NC AT AT U R E TU OUTDOOR TRUTHS By ©CommunityFirstMedia Th Cl eland The Cleveland County Bass Club Clev l d fished their last event on Mountain Island Lake recently. Jaime Canipe got the win with 4.44. Larry Melton had 3.10 to take second. There was a tie for third with 2.94, between Tammy Melton and George Crosswhite. Fifth went to Roger Beaver with 2.20. The top ten final results for the year are: Roger Beaver, Larry Melton, Ronnie Humphries, Tammy Melton, Jimmy Melton, Jaime Canipe, Tom Mayhew, George Crosswhite, Charlie Canipe and John Rankin. Since this last event, the tragic passing of a great friend and member of the CCBC, Ronnie Humphries passed away. He was a great person and friend to all. Videos If you get bored this winter, there are some really good videos of Shelby's Bryan Thrift fishing on Clear Lake. These can be googled, each are about 7-9 minutes in length. If anyone has any suggestions on stories or pictures of their catch or kill, you can e-mail me at brucencracefancamp@gmail.com. TITLE THE E-MAIL STORY OR PICTURE "FOR SHOPPER" OR I WILL ASSUME IT'S JUNK MAIL AND NOT OPEN IT. N J OY We Will Buy Your Vehicle Call Ted at 980-721-7108 BEING DIFFERENT T Don't be afraid to change baits when fishing slows down. Giving bass a new look is sometimes all it takes to put several of them in your boat. Say, for example, you fish an area that is holding good fish and you catch one or two on a crankbait. Before moving on, work the area again with a crankbait that has a different action or maybe one that will run a little deeper or shallower. Also, don't be afraid to try lures that aren't supposed to work under certain conditions (i.e. a buzzbait in the middle of a cold front). That different look can be enough to coax a few more fish into striking. Every time you present a lure that looks different, you give yourself a chance to catch fish that wouldn't respond to other baits you've fished. Sometimes, being different is all it takes. Jimmy Houston is Host of "Jimmy Houston Outdoors" TV Show For more tips, log onto basspro.com and click on News & Tips KEETER FORD • LINCOLN • ROUSH 1775 E. DIXON BLVD. • SHELBY, NC • HWY. 74 BYPASS AT HWY. 180 704-482-6791 www.keeterford.com