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Page 2 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 www.rutherfordweekly.com Thursday, August 25-August 31, 2016 YARD SALES MOVING SALE, STARTS AUG. 25TH thru Sept 3rd. 1275 Rocky Creek Rd., Shelby. Furniture, ap- pliances & lots more. ALL MUST GO! 704-466-3826 GARAGE SALE, FRI/SAT, Aug. 26&27, 8am-1pm. Furniture, house wares, women's clothing, (M-L). 101 McCarter Drive, Kings Mountain. LARGE INDOOR YARD SALE, SAT. AUG. 27, 7am-12pm, at New Life Family Worship Center, 428 Oak Grove Rd., Kings Moun- tain, 28086 YARD SALE, SATURDAY, AU- GUST 27. 7 UNTIL, 2250 Ellis Rd., Shelby, 28152. Lots of misc. Something for everyone. IN HOME PRINCESS HOUSE/ HOME INTERIOR, half price or less SALE! Saturday, 27. 129 Golden Valley Rd., Casar, NC. 28020 MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE, Sat., Aug. 27th, 7am until at 2459 Brookfield Dr., Grover, NC. 3 FAMILIES, RAIN OR SHINE, INDOOR, OUTDOOR, Aug. 27, 526 Cherryville Rd., Shelby. 6 am, lots of children's toys, house- hold & much more. AUGUST 26-27 & SEPT., 2-3, Hot wheels, hand tools, exercise equipment, Avon, medium TV center, toys. McDonald's Flint- stone glasses & Batman. Men's pants, 50 waist, 30-32 length. Some women's clothes & more. 302 Elizabeth Ave. in Shelby. 704-481-1362. YARD SALES 2 FAMILY YARD SALE, FRI. 12- 6PM & Sat. 8-12pm. 2519 Oak Grove Rd., Shelby. Lots of decor, kitchen, glassware, pillows, la- dies & men clothes, tools & lawn- mowers. ESTATE/YARD SALE. Sat, 8/27, 8am until. 1321 S. Battleground Ave, Kings Mtn, NC, 28086. Chest deep freezer, microwave, furniture, 2 antique sewing ma- chines, 2 riding lawnmowers, 2 push mowers, Ford tractor, leaf blower, weed eater, tools & lots of misc household items. 3 FAMILY YARD SALE, SAT. 8/27, 7AM, 257 Shady Grove Rd., below Burns Middle School. CABINETS, BOOKCASES, baby items, new Tinker Bell items, 7 Pit/Lab puppies & lots more. 106 Fox Den Court, Lawndale. 8am until, Fri & Sat, August 26th & 27th or anytime we are home. YARD SALES ANNUAL YARD SALE, Fri. Sept. 2, 8am-4pm & Sat. Sept. 3, 8am-1pm. Shingle Holler Camp Ground; 2490 Cole Rd., Ruther- fordton. Clothes, household, fur- niture, homemade cakes & much more. SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 7AM. 250 N. Main St, Boiling Springs. Lots of baby, children and adult clothes, toys, games and misc. items. HUGE YARD SALE, Sat. 8/27, 7:30am til, 360 Bethany Church Rd., Forest City, between church & KFC. Multi family, yard full, great prices. Lots of different items. Cancel if rain. FRI. AND SAT., 8/26-27, 7AM UNTIL. 236 and 246 Nebraska St., Spindale. Collectibles, glass- ware, household, Christmas and much more. Something for every- one! Live Free, Smoke-Free Live Free, Smoke-Free incorporates a multi-disciplinary approach ƥ who have decided to quit smoking. - Meets three times a week: Mon/Wed/Fri 5:30 - 6:30pm - Develop new healthy habits that will assist you in ǦǤ - Meet weekly with a registered dietitian and exercise physiologist (exercise will be incorporated into each session) Ƥ the American Lung Association and who is also a Registered Respiratory Therapist and Respiratory Care Practitioner. not required to participate in this program. A course designed to help participants end addiction to tobacco Call for more information: Program cost is $40 6-week course. Call (828) 286-5053 to register Cardiac & Pulmonary Rehab Sandy Plains Annual Barbecue New House, N.C. Saturday, September 10th 12 Noon until Ole Timey Pit Cooked Barbecue Pork & Chicken French Fries, Slaw, Pickles, Hush Puppies, Buns, Cake, Ice Tea, Coffee Adults: $12.00 • Children: 6 to 10 Years $6.00 5 and under FREE Will Deliver 10 or more plates. We at Sandy Plains welcome and will appreciate your participation in our Annual Barbecue. Whole Barbecue Pork Shoulder & Slaw for Sale & Slaw for Sale $ 50.00 50.00 To Reserve Call: 704-434-2347 or 704-300-9000 Church Phone: Day of BBQ 704-434-6552 704-434-6552 ALL YOU CAN EAT ALL YOU CAN EAT A longtime professor of history at Gardner-Webb has been named to a position of academic leadership at the University. Dr. Ben Leslie, Provost and Executive Vice President, announced that Dr. David Yelton has assumed the post of Associate Provost of Arts and Sciences. "I have had the privilege of working with Dr. Yelton as a Gardner-Webb faculty member for the last decade," Leslie stat- ed. "He has a record of proven leadership along with the full faith and confi dence of his colleagues. He brings with him to the position not only years of teaching experi- ence but also a deep-seated commitment to student learning in the context of the liberal arts. I am excited about the future of the arts and sciences at Gardner-Webb under his highly competent direction." Yelton has served the University with distinction as Professor of History since 1990. Prior to that he served as a teach- ing and research assistant to the History Department at the University of North Car- olina at Chapel Hill, where he earned his doctorate. Yelton established himself as a faculty leader at Gardner-Webb, serving as Chair of the Social Sciences Department from 2002-07 and Chair of the Faculty from 2007-09. He is author of numerous publi- cations, including "Hitler's Volkssturm: The Nazi Militia and the Fall of Germany 1944- 45" (University Press of Kansas, 2002). "I feel honored to have been chosen for the position," Yelton asserted. "I don't see the position as one of power but of respon- sibility, and I don't intend to try to funda- mentally remake Gardner-Webb's Arts and Sciences programs but to encourage a commitment to quality, to mentoring and to preparing articulate, analytical and com- mitted graduates. Moreover, I think it es- sential that Gardner-Webb communicate how the liberal arts, now more than ever before, are at the heart of producing grad- uates who are not only ready for a career, but who are ready to be informed and en- gaged as citizens, Christians and inhabi- tants of a changing, challenging world." As Associate Provost, Yelton will serve as chief academic offi cer for the College of Arts and Sciences. He will have a major role in faculty hiring, budget management and oversight of academic policies for the College, which accounts for about half of the full-time faculty at Gardner-Webb. Yelton will provide leadership, vision, and administrative support to the Dean of the School of Performing and Visual Arts as well as all of the department chairs. The College of Arts and Sciences houses programs in the arts and humanities and bears major responsibility for the Universi- ty's general education program. Yelton will report directly to the Offi ce of the Provost at Gardner-Webb. Yelton succeeds Dr. Earl Leininger, who retired from the position June 30. Leininger twice served the University as Associate Provost and also held the role of Pro- vost. "Dr. Leininger has left an imprint on the character of this institution that will be with us for the next generation," Leslie ob- served. "A champion of the liberal arts, of inter-disciplinary studies, and of the indis- pensable role that the fi ne arts play in a full education, he has done perhaps more than anyone over the last decade to pre- serve the full fabric and texture of a broad- based undergraduate education at Gard- ner-Webb." Yelton and his wife, Denise, reside in Rutherfordton, where they along with their three daughters attend Gilboa United Methodist Church. Katie, 21, is a recent UNC graduate; Allyson, 19, is a rising sophomore at UNC; and Emily, 17, is a ris- ing senior at RS Central High. Gardner-Webb Announces New Associate Provost of Arts and Sciences Faculty Member Dr. David Yelton Article Provided By: Gardner-Webb University Media Relations SMALL SMALL TOWN TOWN FRIENDLY FRIENDLY 369 Butler Rd., Forest City 828.248.1408 • rutherfordweekly.com BIG @Rutherfordwkly @Rutherfordwkly Follow On @Rutherfordwkly Follow On On TIME RESULTS TIME RESULTS YARD SALES YARD SALES YARD SALES

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