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shelbyinfo.com shelbyinfo.com PUBLIC AUCTION ATTENTION PREPPERS & SUR TTENTION PREPPERS & SURVIVALISTS Saturday, May 19th at 9:00am 107 Francine Drive • Shelby, NC 28152 Selling Tools, Home Improvements, Truckline Salvage & Military Surplus The building is packed with new & surplus items include: Pressure Washers, Small Air Compressors, (2) QT-15 Quincy Industrial Air Compressors, New Diesel Generators, New Gravely ZT-34 Zero Turn Mower, New Gravely Walk Behind Trimmer, Makita Cordless Drills, Paslode Air Nailers, Qty of Hand Tools, Qty of Power Tools, Dewalt, Makita, Delta, Bosch & Others. Rolls of Wire, Cable & Hose. HOME IMPROVEMENT: All New Windows, Doors, Electrical Breaker Boxes, Panels, Light Fixtures, Cases of Name Brand Door Locks & Bath Fixtures, Tables Full of New Industrial & Commercial Sup- plies. MILITARY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES: Dozens of New in Box Boots, Cargo Trailers, Duffel Bags, Backpacks, Sleeping Bags, Tents, Canteens, Holsters, Ammo Pouches, Vests & more. 704-484-1047 Our 29th Year • Issue No. 20 • May 17 , 2012 Your National Connection to local Media Your Chance To Meet JACK Wednesday, May 23rd 4pm until 8pm ROUSH 4pm u 4p Once again, Thurston Hamrick pre- sented the Bar-H Championship Rodeo & Country Festival. This year was extra special, as it marked the events quarter century of entertainment. Cowboys, cowgirls, bluegrass music, petting zoo, vendors and great food were part of the festi- val. The rodeo is held on the Hamrick family farm, as it has been since the beginning. With the former cowboy and rodeo clown at the mic, Thurston called out information and scoring for each event. The crowd roared with approval and cheered each winner. The two day event was filled with family fun and cow- boy hats dominated the crowd. People came from several states to enjoy this great experience in Boiling Springs. It is believed that rodeo was born in 1864 when two groups of cowboys from KEETER 704-482-6791 At FORD • LINCOLN • ROUSH 1775 E. DIXON BLVD. • SHELBY, NC For Local Forecast ROBERT GAMBLE See Page 33 METEOROLOGIST rodeo 2-1/2-1/2 year old cowpoke, Tristan, went to the odeo with his family and was raring to go! Shelby's "Dixie Rebels" greeted rodeo goers with some down home bluegrass music. Outdoor ruths utdoor Truths FISHING ByBy Gary Miller Gary Miller Bruce Camp's Local FISHING REPORORT See Page 18 REP INS DE IN INSIDEI Bible Study by Dub Dellinger ............................12 Bob's Carolina Weather .................................33 Bruce Camp's Local Fishin' Report ...............18 Business Service Directory ..........................36-38 Church Directory.......................................20 & 21 Church Events ...................................... 21 & 32 Classifieds ................................................. 2-38 Crossword Puzzle ..........................................39 Inquiring Photographer ......................................28 Just A Pinch Recipes ........................................22 Kids Corner ........................................................39 Local Music with Justin Harper ........................... 4 Movies .................................................................. 4 Neighborhood Calendar ................................... 29 Obituaries ..................................................14 & 32 Outdoor Truths by Gary Miller ...........................18 Outdoor World ...................................................18 Real Estate ...............................................24 & 25 Senior's Lifestyle Page ........................................ 8 Sudoku ...............................................................39 Things To Do ........................................................ 4 Word Search ......................................................39 INFFO Cleveland County Beekeepers Association members (left to right), Doug Blanton, Kim Hamrick, Loyd Lewis and Annie Thompson welcome the new "Honey House". ladies were crowned and presented to an adoring public. The Little Miss Merry- Go-Round winners were (left to right) Toddler Miss – Aubrey Lucas; Young Miss – Kassie Styles; Mini Miss – LeAnn Hamrick; Overall Grand Majestic Queen – Carter Blanton; Little Miss – Piper Styles; and Tiny Miss – Reese Elliott. For each of the winners and their families, it was a very special weekend. Photo & Info Courtesy of Cleveland County Chamber 2012 L ttle Miss Merry Go-Round Pageant Wiinnersy-Go-Round Pageant W- At this year's Merry-Go-Round Festival, held at Shelby City Park, these young 2012 Little Miss Meri nners a grant from RAFI USA (Rural Advancement Financial International) for the construction of a honey extrac- tion facility. The building, which just arrived on May 8th, will be permanently housed in the back parking lot of the County Office Building at 130 South Post Road. in Shelby. When totally functional, Association members will be able to use the "Honey House" for extraction and bot- tling. The new facility will make the laborious and messy task of extraction much more efficient for beekeeper members. A training program will be offered to prepare members on the proper use of the house. If you are interested in becoming a beekeeper, call 704-482-4365. Article: Courtesy of CCBA • Photo: M. A. Andrews The Cleveland County Beekeepers Association received PET WEEKEND May 17th - May 19thy Saturday, May 19th $5.00 Dog Rabies Vaccinations THINK GREEN! Please Recycle Your Shelby Shopper & Info 2330 Cherryville Rd. Waco, NC 704-435-8075 www.southernstates.com Veterinarian will be on site from 8am until 12 noon Southern States DOG FOOD $ 1199 20% off all pet supplies No Rain Checks Get "Honey House" Get "Honey House" Beekeepers Beekeepers an arg r Classic Auctions www.ClassicAuctions.com 704-791-8825 NCAF5479 Tony Furr NCAL5508 Bar-H Championship Rodeo & Country Festival Celebrates 25 Years! The cowgirl flag bearers, get set to enter the Bar-H arena and begin the show with their Native American friend who sang our National Anthem. neighboring ranches met in Deer Trail, Colo., to settle an argument over who was the best at performing eve everyday ranching tasks. events that involve horses and other livestock designed to test the skill and speed of the cowboy and cowgirl athletes who participate. –M. A. Andrews Today, it is a sporting event that consists of That gathering is considered to be the first rodeo and it started the evolution of the true American sport.