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Page 10 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 www.rutherfordweekly.com Thursday, July 17-July 23, 2014 FARM GARDEN 50HP KUBOTA TRACTOR with loader, asking $16,500. Plastic Layer, $2900. 704-477-1949, NO CALLS AFTER 8PM. 10 BOXES OF GeoPath Soft- Curve Pathway Stabilization Sys- tem. Designed to hold your path- way fill material in place, ensuring a neat and tidy path free of ruts and water-washout furrows. Each box makes a 4'x22' path. Nor- mally $60-$80 per box. $40 per box or make offer on all 10 boxes. 828-489-7701. FARM EQUIP 8N TRACTOR WITH BUSHHOG, For Sale. Please call 704-434- 2703. CAMPERS 1993 36' FIFTH WHEEL Holiday Rambler Imperial Camper. Ex- cellent shape, $9000. 704-860- 1376. WANT TO BUY: Pop-Up Camp- ers. Please call 828-429-3935. 2008 TRAVEL TRAILER, 18 ft., excellent condition, sleeps 6, new tires, $8000 OBO. Please call 843-441-2268. CHILD CARE EXPERIENCED BABY SITTER to care for children in my home or yours. Great references. Afford- able 24/7. Any shift. Please call 704-674-3790, 843-259-6985. OUTDOOR TRUTHS I walked up the hill with my tree stand in one hand and my back pack in the oth- er. It was only a short trek so I decided to carry the backpack instead of wearing it on my back. As I came to the crest of the hill, so did two doe from the other side. We both caught each other's movement at the same time and there was only about 50 yards between us. We both stopped and stood motionless and I could tell they were unsure about what I was. I think the tree stand and the backpack gave them an unfamiliar silhouette. I don't know why I froze. It wasn't like I had anything to shoot at them. It was just habit but since I had already decided to stay still, I was going to see what would happen. The tree stand was in my left hand and they were standing at my left as well. After a few minutes the weight of the stand was getting heavy. Somehow I was able to lower it just enough so that the bottom of it was sit- ting on the ground. I moved my hand away and let it lean against my leg. I inched my arm and hand back to my side. The deer never left. Their curiosity began to get the best of them. They came closer, stomped, and walked around trying to get a better look at what I was. After a couple of minutes turned into ten, I de- cided I was going to see how much movement I could get away with before they decided to bolt away. My hand was now lying on my stomach so I began to move my index fi nger back and forth. They looked, moved closer, and decided to graze. One fi nger turned into two and two eventu- ally turned into my whole hand waving back and forth. Since the wind was blowing slightly, they never gave it much thought even though they were still staring at me. Since the hand waving didn't work, I began to swing my arm back and forth from my elbow, never moving my shoulder. They never moved. It was getting fun- ny now. I thought, for entertainment value, I'd raise my knee up between waves; one wave, one knee kick, one wave, one knee kick, and so on. If someone would have seen me, they would have thought I was drunk. It wasn't until I began to integrate the other arm that they fi nally left. And I belted out a big laugh. Sometimes Christians are hard to fi gure out as well. We do some things that are strange and even funny to a watching world, but we are as normal and as imperfect as anyone else. The difference is we have found Someone who will take us as we are and change us into something better than we've ever been. By By Gary Miller Gary Miller Aiming Outdoorsmen Toward Christ GARY MILLER gary@outdoortruths.org ~ www.outdoortruths.org The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission recently worked with disabled sportsmen to fi eld test nine new all-terrain wheelchairs, or "track chairs," at the John E. Pechmann Fishing Education Center in Fayetteville. Disabled sportsmen tested the Action TrackChairsTM at four activity stations — fi shing, archery, air rifl e range and wildlife watching — to assess the chairs' capabilities and provide input on user guidelines and an operational manual that the Wildlife Commission is developing for the general public. In addition to testing the track chairs at activity stations, disabled sportsmen test drove the chairs on different terrain and at different speeds to evaluate the chairs' maneuverability. "With treads instead of wheels and a top speed of 5 mph, the track chairs are designed to go just about anywhere — on loose soil, over woody debris, over gravel and across muddy terrain, which increases outdoor opportunities for the disabled," said Kristopher Smith, the director of the Pechmann Center. "After trying out the chairs for a couple of hours, participants let us know how well the chairs performed under different circumstances to give us input on user guidelines that we are developing for the track chairs to be used at Wildlife Commission game lands and education centers across the state." Eleven sportsmen with varying levels of experience and expertise at fi shing and hunting attended the evaluation on Saturday. While they said they felt safe in the chair and it worked well over different types of terrain, the majority of participants recommended a trial run before fi rst-time users take track chairs into the fi eld. "We'll defi nitely have sportsmen review user guidelines with Commission staff and then take the track chairs for a test drive around the education center before they travel across our compound where all of our ponds are located," Smith said. "One of our fi eld testers told me that the track chairs are very stable and extremely maneuverable, but practice in the parking lot will make users more comfortable in the fi eld." After the Commission has completed its user guidelines and operational manual later this summer, it will distribute the track chairs to its four education centers and some game land depots across the state. The battery-operated chairs will be available at no cost on a fi rst-come, fi rst-serve basis by this fall when the Commission anticipates increased user requests from disabled hunters, anglers and other outdoor enthusiasts. The track chairs cost $10,200 each and were donated to the Commission as a result of efforts by members of the N.C. Legislative Sportsmen's Caucus, as well as the following businesses: Barnhill Family Foundation, Bass Pro Shops, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina, Camp-Younts Foundation, Golden Corral, Grady White Boats, Flanders Corporation, Murphy Family Farms, N.C. Sportsmen's Caucus, N.C. Wildlife Habitat Foundation, Phil Ellis and Associates, Wilco-Hess. "The availability of innovative new equipment such as these track chairs would not be possible without the generosity of donors," said Mallory Martin, chief deputy director of the Wildlife Resources Commission. "Our partnership with these conservation-minded donors enables our agency to provide disabled sportsmen with better access to fi shing, hunting and wildlife- watching opportunities." SPORTSMEN'S SPORTSMEN'S EVALUATION ASSESSES EVALUATION ASSESSES CHAIRS' CAPABILITIES CHAIRS' CAPABILITIES Article provided by: http://www.ncwildlife.org Ace Cruz, of Fayetteville, reeled in a channel catfi sh while fi shing from an Action TrackChair while Richard Wilson of Spring Lake looks on. Attention Hunters & Fishermen, We Want Your Outdoor Photos! 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Call Mike Marlow or Bruce Cole at 828-248-1408. Jackson's Cafeteria Jackson's Cafeteria 720 Hamrick St., 720 Hamrick St., off Hw . 74 off Hwy. 74 Bypass, Shelby 704-482-8581 : M 30-8PM Fine selection of delicious entrees, Fine selection of delicious entrees, accompanied by salads, accompanied by salads, vegetables & desserts to please vegetables & desserts to please every family member. every family member. Forest City Diner Saturday Only 7am-3pm BREAKFAST BUFFET All You Can Eat • BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER Monday-Friday 6:30am-9pm Saturday 7am-9pm Dine in or take out Phone: 828-382-0169 Catering Available ©Community First Media Community First Media 828-287-5007 135 West Main St. • Spindale Mon. 11am-8pm; Tues.-Fri. 11am-9pm; Sat. 11am-3pm Come try our mouth watering Come try our mouth watering Hawaiian Chicken Breast with Hawaiian Chicken Breast with 2 sides & drink 2 sides & drink $ 8. 8. 00 00 ©Community First Media Community First Media $ 5.99 •Pork Sandwich •Chicken Sandwich •Cheeseburger Your choice of: Daily Lunch Special 1 side and a drink Includes: 310 S. Alabama Avenue • Chesnee SC 864.703.7035 Sandwiches Soups Salads More New Hours: Mon.-Fri. 11-3 Friday Dinner 5-8pm Main Street Central Street Rutherfordton West Court St. 828-286-3399 828-286-3399 1/2 1/2 OFF OFF Chicken Chicken Meet your friends at the scoreboard! 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Spor ts by Kevin Carver...............14 Spor ts by Kevin Carver...............14 Local Churches ..........................25 Local Churches ..........................25 Business & Services Business & Services Directory Directory.....................................16 .....................................16 Did You Realize?.........................21 Did You Realize?.........................21 Obituaries...................................26 Obituaries...................................26 Let's Talk Bible..............................8 Let's Talk Bible..............................8 Box Contest Winner....................20 Box Contest Winner....................20 Inquiring Photographer................22 Inquiring Photographer................22 Church Happenings......................8 Church Happenings......................8 Community News........................23 Community News........................23 Bob's Carolina Weather...............10 Bob's Carolina Weather...............10 Outdoor Truths............................12 Outdoor Truths............................12 Classifieds..............................3-26 Classifieds..............................3-26 Inside This Inside This Week's Issue: Week's Issue: ANNOUEMENTS YOUTH EVENT: FAITH HAR- VEST CHURCH Shelby, February 18th. 5:00pm, Go-Carts. 8:00pm, Program with Music and Panel Discussion with African American Professionals. Please call 704- 284-8791 or 704-300-0771. Pub- lic Welcome, No Charge. HARRAH'S $30 $20 BACK! 3/7/11, 4/4/11, 5/2/11. Ride in safety and heated/ac comfort. Paula Deen's Sav $225pp dbl, 3/28-29/11. Complete list at www.discoverygrouptours.com NC 704-692-5829, SC 864-487- 0275. SUBSTANCE ABUSE Open Arms support meeting every Wednesday 12:30-1:30pm @ Community Empowerment Build- ing; 129 First Street, Forest City. 828-305-1280. JUNK VEHICLES WANTED, no title required! Must have ID. Pick- ing up 24/7, paying $255 & up. 2 FREE LARGE PIZZAS INCLUD- ED. Buying Catalytic Converters, $35 each, no limit, any size. Cash on the spot. 828-202-1715, 828- 447-4276. WANTED: INDIVIDUALS OR GROUPS interested in organic community gardening in upper Cleveland County. If you would like to be involved in an organic community garden please send your contact information to solidrockgarden@gmail.com We are planning a meeting in Febru- ary based on community interest. ANNOUEMENTS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS If you want to drink that is your business, if you want to stop, that's our business. For help or meeting info. Call 704-865-1561 (24 hrs.). CAT SHOW AT THE SHELBY CITY PARK on Saturday, March 5th, 2011, 10-4. Adults, $5.00, Seniors and Children under 12, $4.00 Six year olds with an adult are free. Bring this ad for $1.00 off. RUTHERFORD COUNTY native Randy Flack will perform at Union Mills Learning Center on March 4th at 7:00 PM. ANNOUNMENTS EBAY SALES Let me sell your namebrand clothing, specialty items, off-road gear, anything of value. Sell faster than consign- ment. For more info. 704-297- 1000. REST HOME ACCEPTING RES- IDENTS. Private rooms, private pay, Medicaid welcome. Come and experience an awesome way of living in our beautiful & fun filled facility. 704-751-7602 for info. HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY If you had hip replacement sur- gery between 2005 and the pres- ent and suffered problems requir- ing a second revision surgery, you may be entitled to compen- sation. Attorney Charles Johnson 1-800-535-5727. ANNOUNMENTS NEED BUSINESS CARDS TO PROMOTE YOURSELF AND YOUR BUSINESS??? 1000 raised print business cards starting at $29.50 plus tax. Shelby Shopper & Info, 503 North Lafayette Street, Shelby, North Caro- lina. Phone: 704-484-1047 or Rutherford Weekly, 369 Butler Road, Forest City, North Carolina. Phone: 828- 248-1408. ANTIQUES MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD SERVER, in great condition, $500.00 firm. Serious inquires only. Please call 704-538-6685. LOST & FOUND FOUND DOG: YOUNG MALE tri- color mixed Beagle in Washburn Community. Wearing a collar and is very friendly. Please call 828- 429-0252. FEATURING: THE AMERICAN QUARTET, GOODES CREEK QUARTET, HIGHER PRAISE & IN HIS GLORY Admission: $ 10.00 at the door with all proceeds going to Chase High marching band uniform fund. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19 • 7PM IN THE AUDITORIUM GOSPEL SHOWCASE CONCERT AT CHASE HIGH SCHOOL RUTHERFORD COUNTY SENIOR GAMES RUTHERFORD COUNTY SENIOR GAMES Senior Games Registration will be held February 21-March 4 •Registration Cost is $ 10 •SilverArts will be held March 14-18 •Performing Arts will be held April 1 •Senior Games Sports Events will be held April 8-21 ©Community First Media Community First Media Rutherford County Senior Center Rutherford County Senior Center 193 Callahan-Koon Road • Spindale 193 Callahan-Koon Road • Spindale For more information call Barbara @ 828-287-6413 AGES 55 AND UP Register before the March 4th deadline. Kings Mountain Historical Museum The Kings Mountain Historical Museum is pleased to announce the opening of our winter exhibit "Sleep Tight: Quilts, Coverlets and More" on February 1st run- ning through April 16, 2011. The exhibit includes many hand stitched quilts and early textile mill coverlets. And a few more items such as: early textile pro- duction equipment and personal hygiene necessaries. The Museum is located at 100 East Mountain Street, Kings Mountain, NC 28086. Our hours are 10:00 - 4:00 Tuesday - Satur- day. 704-739-1019 www.kings- mountainmuseum.org SHOP AT HOME! WITH A CLICK WITH A CLICK OF THE MOUSE! OF THE MOUSE! 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