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Page 18 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 www.rutherfordweekly.com Thursday, November 6-November 12, 2014 FOR SALE STORAGE BUILDINGS, Storage sheds, carports, garages. Best cash prices, rent to own, no credit check. Easy payments from $50 month. Same or next day deliv- ery on in stock wood buildings. J. Johnson Sales, Inc. Hwy. 74 to exit #178, go South 2 miles on right. Forest City. 828-245-5895. STORAGE BUILDINGS. Save money, check with us first to see how much you can save today. Better price and/or lower monthly payment. We sell, trade, move storage sheds. J. Johnson Sales, Inc. Forest City. 828-245-5895. (4) NEW MICHELIN TIRES; P225-60R16, paid $681.42 (mail- in rebate $70), paid $611.42. Will sell for $450. 828-248-1950. FLAGS, FLAG POLES: All Amer- ican made! Christian, Armed Forces, POW, State, World. Church & Military discounts. We also deliver & install extra. All displayed at: 2690 US Hwy. 221 South, Forest City, NC 28043 or call 828-245-5895. SUNQUEST 7 FT. TANNING BED with safety lock. Has book and key. Paid $2500. Sell for $700. 828-245-6064. USED CAMPER TOPS: various sizes & styles. Please call 828- 980-0881. FOR SALE TRAILERS: NEW 5x8 $499. We Buy, Sell, Trade, Trailers. J. Johnson Sales, Inc. Hwy. 74 to Exit #178, go South, 2 miles on right, Forest City. Please call 828- 245-5895. MORGAN'S FIREWOOD SER- VICE: Serving: Polk, Rutherford & Cleveland Counties, plus we are delivering up to Fallston on Hwy. 18 or Cherryville on 150. We will deliver to these areas with the prices shown on our ads the next four weeks. Thanks for your calls. 1-828-395-0758. ELLIPTICAL EXERCISE ma- chine, like new, blood pressure & calorie readings, $350 firm. 828- 447-5375. MORGAN'S FIREWOOD SER- VICE: Fresh cut hickory wood, $65. Seasoned Hickory wood, $75. Delivered 1/2 ton F150 loads. Please call 1-828-395- 0758. SKS RIFLE, $325. 357 Single Action Pistol. 1992 Ford pickup, $2600. Pavement roller, $375. 8' pickup cap, $100. Please call 828-289-1817. 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Total Words________Number of Issues _______Classification _______________________ Amount Enclosed $_____________ (No REfuNds oR CREdits foR CANCEllEd Ads) Our 29th Year • Issue No. 14 • April 5, 2012 shelbyinfo.com 814 S. Dekalb St. • Shelby, NC 704-482-6681 HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 10am - 10pm • Sun. 11am - 10pm CHICKEN STRIP BASKET Only $ 3 99 + TAX dqshelby.com Your National Connection to Local Media April Issue Is Now Available 704-484-1047 A special ground-breaking ceremony for Sandra's Home was held on Saturday, March 31st. This is a new transitional home for older youth, located beside the Hands on Missions office and Christine's Home on Hwy 180 North. Sandra's Home will be a division of Laura's Homes of North Carolina and will assist youth who have "aged out" of the foster care system and will help prepare them for independent living. The home will give the children interested in attending college a stable, supportive environment and help them to be able to continue their education, seek employment, get a car and insurance, and gain the skills and tools necessary to lead a productive, successful life. The facility will be named after Sandra Hendrick Ware. Sandra was a beautiful lady with a strong love for people, especially children. She was a loving wife and mother of two boys. Sandra worked in the Children's Department at Double Springs Baptist Church for many years. She had a sweet, gentle and child-like spirit about her and all of the children loved her very much. Sandra's love for the Lord and her compassion and love for people were evident in the way she lived. Sandra died in 2000 from a brain tumor. Ground Breaking For Sandra's Home The Board of Directors for Sandra's Home "dig in" at the ground breaking ceremo- nies. (L to R) Jane Hoke, Ray Hoke, Glenn Walker, Rita Scism, Kathy Davis, Sandra Keeter, Gary Barnett, Don Wright, George Ledford and Bob Smith. –Courtesy: Kathy Davis Photo: M. A. Andrews Members, guests, and honorees gathered for the annual awards ban- quet of the Boys & Girls Club of Cleveland County, on Friday evening at the Parish Hall of the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer. It was a special time for special people, those who volunteer and commit themselves to give every boy and girl a better life. The Officers and Board of Directors did an outstanding job in making sure that all were recognized and presented with a plaque denoting their efforts. Whatever volunteers contribute to the program is very important, for it is seen as building blocks for a child's future. The club's new slogan is: "Great Futures Start Here". The awards banquet showcases how important members of the com- munity consider the Boys & Girls Club. They give of themselves unselfishly and what they accomplish is verified by the continued success of the club. Just ask any child in Cleveland County who has experienced their help, guidance and motivation. Boys & Girls Club Of Cleveland County Honors All Those That "Make It Happen" Bill Chambless (left) received this year's Boys & Girls Club "Volunteer Of The Year Award", presented by President Jack Weller. The evening's awards started with the all important "Youth Of The Year Award" . The 2012 award was presented by President, Jack Weller to Shawanda Mosby. Shawanda is graduating from Cleveland Early College High School and is receiving both her High School Diploma and Associates College Degree. She will be attending Western Carolina University and enrolled in a double major. The big surprise of the evening came when the Annual Honor Day Camper Award was changed and named in honor of Ray Hurley, who has been the Director of the Boys & Girls Club for approximately 29 years. The award has been renamed to "The Ray Hurley Honor Day Camper Award". Pictured above receiving the award from Jack Weller is Ray and his wife Ann. Broad River Hosts Easter Egg Hunt With Special Guest Hundreds of kids came out on Sunday, April 1st to join in a big Easter Egg Hunt at the Broad River Greenway. Phifer Cabin also was the place where the Easter Bunny came to make it even more special. The lines were long, but the kids were excited and happy. You can tell by the smiles on their faces that two of those in the crowd were having the best time. Pictured here on the left is four year old, Lily, together with her seven year old brother, Corbett. The big bunny in the middle made their visit to Broad River extra special. –M. A. Andrews Let us Help Drive Your Career with a New Job We Are Hiring: - Experienced Tig Welders - Maintenance (Electrical/Mechanical) - Spinners For Textile Operation - Machine Operator - CNC Operators Applications Are Being Taken 9:00am til 12:00noon Monday - Thursday: Resumes Required Must Have a clean criminal background and be able to pass a drug test Conveniently located 302 E. Dixon Blvd. Suite 1 Shelby, NC 704-406-9766 fax resumes to 704-406-9598 –M. A. Andrews Discover great savings and get expert help from your hometown merchants. See Pages 4 & 5 2012 For more information call 828-286-2120 or visit www.kidsenses.com Museum Closed April 8-9 SATURDAY APRIL 7 TH EGG HUNTS IN THE GARDEN Egg hunts for children 4 and under 10:30am & 12:30pm 5 and up at 11:30am & 1:30pm FRIDAY APRIL 6 EGG DYE EXTRAVAGANZA Join us as we spend the evening dying and decorating eggs! The fun starts at 5:30pm-8pm. KidSenses Events It was a nation wide event held at Rutherford County's Lake Lure. The fi rst ever collegiate community triathlon became a great success. As it turned out there was more than the expected states participating. A total of 24 states and the District of Columbia were represented in this magnifi cent inaugural competi- tion. Athletes competed in either the sprint or draft-legal races. It all happened on Saturday, March 31. The start time was at 8 a.m. when the Men's Collegiate Sprint began. This was a 500 meter swim, a 22 kilometer bike ride, and a 5 kilometer run. At 8:05 a.m. the Women's Collegiate Sprint got underway with the same guidelines. Because so many members of the general public wanted to be a part of this fi rst-ever event, at 8:15 a.m. the General Public Sprint was thoughtfully in- cluded. At 10 a.m. the Men's Collegiate Team Draft-Legal began. This included a 1 kilo- meter swim, a 30 kilometer bike, and to fi nish, a 6 kilometer run. The same rules applied to the Woman's Collegiate Team-Draft which began at 12:15 p.m. The crowds were very large and the participants not only came to compete, but enjoy the wonders of nature that Rutherford County's Lake Lure offers. Many also took the time to visit Chimney Rock. Rumbling Bald Resort is where the athletes checked in. The overall goal of the exhibition event was to showcase collegiate triathlon as a future NCAA Emerging Sport for Women while creating an opportunity for current collegiate club triathletes, both males and females, to experience Team, Draft-Legal racing with their college peers. Lake Lure and Chimney Rock continue to grow in desirability for outdoor events. It is a constant discovery for all America. Aren't you glad you live in Ru- therford County? ©Community First Media 828-245-4949 7EST -AIN 3T &OREST #ITY ,OCATED .EAR $OWNTOWN &OREST #ITY "LOCK &ROM /WLS 3TADIUM New Thai and Vietnamese Lunch Specials Available including Vietnamese Chicken Fried Rice, Thai Fried Rice w/ Chicken, & Pad Thai w/ Chicken starting at 5.99. Available 11am-4pm Pad Thai Your kids are growing and so are we. 162 Commercial Drive, Forest City (behind Wendy's and Big Dave's) For appointments, call 828-287-9325 Our new location opens on April 10 h � R U T HE R F O R DT O N , N C � E S T A B L I S H E D 1 7 8 7 Join the Birthday Celebration Rutherfordton's 225 th Anniversary Kickoff Saturday, April 14 th 1:00 p.m. Rutherford County Court House Let's Get Organized- Computers ServSafe Food Safety Ceramics, Porcelain, China Painting Interactive Defensive Concealed Carry- Force on Force Small Engine Repair-Advanced Beach Bound Shagging Creative Digital Photography Pathways To Courage Monoprinting on Plexiglass Composting & Vermicomposting Computer Fundamentals II Spring Floral Arranging E-Notary Public Cake Decorating- Advanced ICC CONTINUING EDUCATION CLASSES STARTING IN APRIL To register or for more information, contact Continuing Education at 828- 286-3636 ext. 346 or visit www.iso- thermal.edu/learnstuff Photos Courtesy of : Michelle Yelton & Sara Davis The Women's Sprint Winners turned out to be all Duke. (l to r) Duke University's Hannah Smith, (2nd place), Chel- sea Koglimeier, (1st place) & Allie Middleton, (3rd place). At Lake Lure... Collegiate Triathletes Make History At First Ever College Triathlon! By: M.A. Andrews • maandrews@rutherfordweekly.com U. S. Naval Academy's Jessica Hafey crosses the line to fi nish fi rst in the Women's Draft-Legal event. In Men's Draft- Legal the win- ners were (1st place), U.S. Naval Academy's David Macfar- lane, (2nd place), Liberty Univer- sity's Joseph An- derson, and (3rd place), Virginia Tech's Garyson Cobb. In the Finish 4 Awards (from l to r), Women's Draft-Legal Win- ners: Coastal Carolina Univer- sity's May Lau- zon (4th place), UNC Chapel Hill's Mollie Brewer (3rd place), U. S. Naval Academy's Daphne Williams (2nd place), and Jessica Hafey (1st place). Men's Collegiate Triathletes com- ing out of the water as they fi nish the fi rst phase (swim- ming) and head towards the bik- ing (phase two) of the event. 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