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Thursday, December 4-December 10, 2014 www.rutherfordweekly.com 828-248-1408 Rutherford Weekly - Page 17 FOR SALE CENTRAL BOILER OUTDOOR WOOD FURNACE. Safe, Clean, Efficient, WOOD HEAT. 25 year warranty available. Mill Spring Outdoor Furnaces 828-245-0174. BEAUTIFUL WAVERLEY PRINT DRAPES, two cornices. Double & single panels, white, blue & burgundy colors, lined & in excel- lent condition. Please call 704- 466-0722. NEED BUSINESS CARDS TO PROMOTE YOURSELF & YOUR BUSINESS? 1000 raised print business cards starting at $35 + tax. Shelby Shopper & Info, 503 N. Lafayette St, Shelby, NC 704-484-1047 or Rutherford Weekly, 369 Butler Rd, Forest City, NC 828-248-1408. WHITE CAST IRON KOHLER kitchen sink with basket, $50. B&W trailer companion 5th wheel hitch, 3000 model, 18,000 lb ca- pacity, $500. Both in very good condition. 704-481-0925. GAS LOGS. 24" Majestic non- vented propane log set. Logs, burner, grate, lava rock and em- bers. $250. Remote compatible. 704-284-1238. TWO WHIRLPOOL CLOTHES DRYERS, $75 each. Twin mat- tress, headboard & rails, with small chest of drawers, $100. 704-297-5547. ORDER YOUR HOMEMADE CHRISTMAS CAKES. Tradi- tional cakes, popular favorites and designed cakes. Call Phyllis at 704-472-7202 anytime! BLUE SOFA WITH DOUBLE RECLINER, 73" long, extra re- cliner, good condition, $75. 704- 482-2821. 150 MOPED FOR SALE New motor $900. Trailer 14.8X7 $1,200. 955 College Rd. APT 1 Shelby, NC. NEW FRIGIDAIRE, 23 CU FT, with ice maker, $500. New Cop- per suede couch & chair, $500. New 5pc. Bedroom suite, $200. 704-600-6229, 864-812-1319. OAK FIREWOOD FOR SALE. $65 a truckload, will deliver & stack within 10 miles of Shelby. 704-477-1931, ask for Caleb. FOR SALE BROYHILL SECTIONAL SOFA, beige, burgundy & green, floral, excellent condition, $150. Queen Anne chair, recently upholstered, beige, $50. Drop-leaf maple table with 2 chairs, $50. 828-453-9854 MAPLE & CHERRY WOOD/ VENEER armoire entertainment center from Jordan Furniture in excellent condition. Paid $1200, wanting $500 OBO. Oval antique oak dining table with ornate legs & leaf, has small areas that needs repair. Selling for $50 OBO. Con- tact at greenhorne01@yahoo. com Please list item in subject line. 6 CHAIR DINING TABLE & 2 leaves w/China cabinet, $450. 5 sets, 3 piece settings First Lady Fine China & 8 Heritage Princess House Glasses, $175. Mint green couch & love seat, $150. 828- 625-4927, leave message. 1992 F150 4X4, 300 6 cylinder, $2500. 1992 Ranger, 3.0 motor, $1200. 2001 Chevy S10, 2.2 L, $4000. 828-245-9471. 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. 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. 828-245-5895. 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. POTTERY SALE: Bowls, cups, cornbread bakers, pitcher sets & much more. Great Gifts! Decem- ber 6th, 13th, 20th, 9am-5pm. 2254 Hudlow Road, Forest City. 828-288-7072. 110 GALLON DIESEL TANK for pickup, $200. SKS Rifle, $325. 8' pickup cap, $90. Queen Mattress & box springs, $175. 828-289- 1817. OLD RECORDS 4 SALE, large assortment, $1 each, over 200. Zenith Wave Magnet Record Player & Radio, 1938 or 1942. Beautiful cabinet, working. 704- 739-3008. FOUR CAPITOL HEAVY DUTY TIRES, LT-275-65-R18, 10 ply tires. 12K miles on, like new, $250.00 Please call 704-434- 9860. ELECTRIC OR MANUAL HOS- PITAL BED with mattress. Good condition, $400 OBO. 704-419- 2288. REFRIGERATORS, STOVES, washers, dryers & odd furniture. Call 704-481-0954. After 5pm, call 704-482-0540. FOR SALE USA SCHRADE, very collectible knife, 280 with gorgeous file work and custom bone handles. New and were customized by Herman Williams, 1980's, must see, can e-mail photos, $250. Call 828- 286-1656 between 9am-10pm. OLDER MODEL HOT SPRINGS 6 person spa, 7' 6" x 7' 7"; new cover with retractable cover sys- tem, $250. 828-447-3544. FOR SALE LOCUST PASTURE POST, 7 ft long, $7 each. Please call 704- 538-6144. 345 S. Broadway, Forest City 828-245-8067 w w w . w w w . M o o r e s A u t o s I n c M o o r e s A u t o s I n c . c o m . c o m NO CREDIT, POOR CREDIT NO CREDIT, POOR CREDIT ©Community First Media Community First Media LET US LET US DECIDE! DECIDE! OVER 33 YEARS EXPERIENCE It was a great season of high school football for Rutherford County, but it all came to an end this past weekend. Thomas Jefferson hosted for the third straight week in the playoffs, but the visitors from Alleghany got the winning touchdown with less than three seconds left in a 35-28 outcome. Alleghany was a very big and physical team. They showed their toughness on their fi nal drive of the night, when Fabian Santos (6-4, 215) made a catch and two Thomas Jefferson defenders hit him at the same time. Santos stayed upright and covered 54 yards until he was chased down at the Gryphons three yard line with seven seconds left in the game. The Trojans decided to go for the touchdown and Erick Solis couldn't be stopped from scoring the game-winner in a heartbreaking loss. It was heck of a playoff game! Thomas Jefferson took the lead initially on a Mason Martin 24 yard touchdown scamper. Alleghany tied it back up, but a 54 yard touchdown pass to speedster Tyler Mitchell gave them the lead back before the Trojans tied it at the half. Alleghany goes up by a touchdown to begin the second half and Thomas Jefferson's Coty Flynn blocks a punt, while Mason Fenner picks it up and runs it in for a score. Alleghany would go up by a touchdown again, but the Gryphons answer with a Fenner 13-yard TD catch to tie the game at 28 with 3:55 remaining. Thomas Jefferson got the ball back with two minutes left but went three and out. In the end, Alleghany's time of possession and number of offensive plays really dominated the game (72-36 plays). "I have no regrets." TJCA Football Coach Jerry Cash said. "I thought we played with as much effort as a football team could play with, we just got a little whipped upfront tonight." When talking about the season, Cash was pretty straight forward about what they accomplished. "You either win it all or you experience the feeling that we are going through tonight." Cash said. "When we look back, we will realize that we had a pretty good year and Im proud of what we have done." There are a lot of things to be proud of when it comes to this senior laden group. A huge crowd was on hand despite the bitter cold night and it's the most I have ever witnessed at TJCA. Their fi rst ever win didn't come until 2010 with Tony Helton at the helm. Over the last three season with Jerry Cash as head coach, the Gryphons have sported a 24-14 record. In year one, six wins, followed by eight and then ten this season. Most Outstanding this season: (Team MVP) Thomas Jefferson: Tyler Mitchell, Michael Minder, Bradley Freels, (Mason Martin), Mason Fenner, Steven Hargro, Trey McGhee, Brooks Corder, Coty Flynn, Seth McGraw, Derek Skipper. R-S Central: Tyran McEntyre, Trey Clark, Tyrese Tate, (Matt Atchley), Juwan Watkins, Desmond Whitesides, Eli Shipman, Kaleb Hines, Andrew Steptoe, Kannan Brock, Ivan Gutierrez, Nick Johnson, Devin Adell, Brice Hamrick, Trevon Carson, Ramon Rodriguez. East Rutherford: (Calvin Camp), Kameron Garrison, A.J. Simmons, Saibyn Ruff, Tray Greene, Jarvis Hutchins, Carlos Curreton, Dillon Berryhill, Tyson Blanton, Micah Deyton, Donald Terry, Harrison Wilkerson. Chase: Stephan Phillips, Malik Young, Tyrell Boykins Austin Smith, (Bruce Squires), Jalen Jackson, Zach Anderson, Trent Head, Brandon Lewis. Player of the year: Matt Atchley. You could go Calvin Camp, Mason Martin, Kameron Garrison or even Trey McGhee. However, nobody meant more to a team then Atchley did to R-S Central. The heart and soul of the Hilltoppers did a little bit of everything. He rushed for over 1100 yards, scored ten touchdowns and had eight interceptions on defense. Thanks to all the young men, coaches, volunteers, and chain gangs who made this season possible! Not Just Oil, Pennzoil Brought to you by: Brought to you by: 828-245-0434 293 S. Broadway St., Forest City FAST FAST FAST FAST WAY WAY WAY WAY ©Community First Media Community First Media RUTHERFORD WEEKLY SPORTS By KEVIN CARVER Thomas Jefferson's Deep Playoff Run Ends Stop by Stop by FAST FAST FAST FAST WAY WAY WAY WAY Forest City, NC Forest City, NC Enter to Enter to WIN WIN 8 foot tall 8 foot tall Christmas Christmas Stocking! Stocking! The Community Blood Center of the Carolinas (CBCC) has awarded a $1,000 grant to the R-S Central High School JROTC as part of a region-wide ROTC/JROTC grant competition. From June to September, CBCC held a ROTC/ JROTC grant competition for all high school and college programs that hosted blood drives. R-S Central High School in Rutherfordton held the highest-producing blood drive on Aug. 28, saving over 100 local lives. "Our community's blood supply is dependent on high school and college age donors, who account for over 25 percent of our donor base," said Col. John McCain, COO at CBCC and a USAF Ret. "I recognize the willingness of cadets to lead and serve in their community. Knowing the importance of blood donation to local hospitals and patients, I wanted to start these service opportunities specifi cally for ROTC/JROTC students." To be eligible for the scholarship, each squad had to collect a minimum of 30 pints, with CBCC providing marketing materials, blood drive bus or indoor set-up, and staff. Adds McCain, "We are very proud of all the young cadets who participated in this service project and grateful to R-S Central High School for making life-saving such a priority. We were proud of the participation in this inaugural year, and we hope more schools will jump on board this service learning opportunity in summers to come." For more information on the ROTC grant program or other ways your school can earn grant or scholarship money from CBCC, contact Kim Jones at 704-972-4727 or at KLJones@cbcc.us. About Community Blood Center of the Carolinas: The Community Blood Center of the Carolinas (CBCC) is a non-profi t community-based blood center and the primary blood supplier to 27 regional hospitals, serving 19 North Carolina and three South Carolina counties. CBCC focuses exclusively on gathering red blood cells, platelets and plasma from volunteer donors to save local lives – every drop of blood collected remains here to help people in the Carolinas. CBCC is a member of America's Blood Centers, North America's largest network of community-based, independent blood centers providing more than 50% of the nation's blood supply. For more information on hosting a blood drive or donating blood in your area, visit www.cbcc.us or call 704-972-4700. Follow the Community Blood Center of the Carolinas on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/ BloodCenter and on Twitter at www.twitter.com/ CBCCarolinas. R-S CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL JROTC WINS $1,000 CBCC GRANT R-S CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL JROTC WINS $1,000 CBCC GRANT Article provided by: Cindy Bear Members of the R-S Central High School JROTC squad receive a $1,000 grant from the Community Blood Center of the Carolinas for holding the highest-producing blood drive as part of CBCC's inaugural regional ROTC/JROTC grant competition. Classifi ed deadline Classifi ed deadline is Tuesdays @ 3:00 is Tuesdays @ 3:00 828-248-1496 828-248-1496 FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE

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