Rutherford Weekly - Shelby NC
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Page 10 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 www.rutherfordweekly.com Thursday, October 20-October 26, 2016 YARD SALES ESTATE SALE. Sat, Oct 22nd, 8am until. 108 Ball Park Rd, Lawndale. YARD SALE, OCTOBER 21, 22, 8AM TILL 1PM. Exercise equip- ment, outside wood door, toys, Avon collectibles, Men's jeans, waist 48, 3X shirts, cuff link sets and more. 302 Elizabeth Ave., Shelby. GARAGE SALE, OCTOBER 22, 7AM. 107 Comanche Drive, Homestead Acres, Boil- ing Springs. Full/twin bunk beds, boys size, 12 up to men's small clothing. BOATS BOAT FOR SALE. 1974 Sea Sprite for sale. Great condition. Fun boat. Comes with a Wesco trailer. $1800. Please text me at 704-472-9882 for more info. CAMPERS SCENIC RIDGE CAMP- GROUND, Cherryville, NC. RV, tent sites, cabins. Ask about 20% OFF Seasonal Sites. 704-284- 4721. GROVER RV PARK, 704-313- 7103. Spaces available, back- ground check & deposit. WANT TO BUY: Pop-Up Camp- ers. Call 828-429-3935. FARM GARDEN 2011 NEW HOLLAND T1510 TRACTOR, 4WD, 30HP, 315 hrs with loader, finishing mower and scrape blade. $13,500. 704-538- 3337. 1941 JOHN DEERE Model B Tractor with hand crank. Has been restored with new front wheels and tires, new rear tires. $4,000. Please call 828-228- 7710. FERGUSON VINTAGE TRAC- TOR & plows. All original parts. Have not been started in years, and may require some fixing but a great piece of equipment to own only $1,850. Also have a vintage cement mixer $200. Only one owner for both items. Located in Hendersonville NC. 404-849- 3027. FARM GARDEN SADDLES: (1) WESTERN STOCK, $275. (1) Western Show, $275. (1) Old Western w/ metal trim, $75. (1) English, $75. 828-280-7139. FARM GARDEN LAWN SWEEPER, $100. Crafts- man edger & weed eater, $55 each. Elec tiller, $125. Cub Cadet mower, $250. 8000 watt genera- tor, new $550. 561-251-0086. Email: Email: photos@rutherfordweekly.com photos@rutherfordweekly.com Mail or Drop-Off: Mail or Drop-Off: 369 Butler Rd • Forest City, NC 28043 369 Butler Rd • Forest City, NC 28043 *Publisher has fi nal decision of which photos appear in print, per available space. We Want Your Kids Sports Photos! •Basketball •Baseball •Softball •Soccer •Archery •Equestrian •Etc! We Want Your Outdoor Photos! We Want Your Outdoor Photos! Hunting, Fishing, Playing Ball, Etc. Hunting, Fishing, Playing Ball, Etc. Sportsman's Corner Sportsman's Corner Email: Photos@RutherfordWeekly.com Mail: 369 Butler Rd. • Forest City, NC 28043 Phone: 828-248-1408 *Publisher has the fi nal decision of which photos appear in print, per available space. Spaces remain for seven waterfowl hunting seminars being offered by the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission and Ducks Unlimited starting next week. The free seminars, which will be held from 6 to 9 p.m., are designed for new and experienced hunters. Topics will include waterfowl identifi cation, hunting methods, decoys and calling, fi rearms and ammunition selection, specialty clothing, and bird cleaning and cooking. Additional hunting information not covered in the seminar also will be available. Pre- registration is required and participants must register online. A question-and-answer session, along with a brief overview of hunter R3 (recruitment, retention and re-activation) initiatives, will conclude each seminar. Dates and locations are: Oct. 24 Cumberland County Extension Center, Cumberland County 301 East Mountain Drive, Fayetteville, N.C. 28306 Oct. 25 Pitt County Extension Center, Pitt County 403 Government Circle, Suite 2, Greenville, N.C. 27834 Nov. 16 Bass Pro Shops, Cabarrus County 8181 Concord Mills Blvd., Concord, N.C. 28027 Nov. 17 Forsyth County Extension Center, Forsyth County 1450 Fairchild Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27105 This is the fi rst time the Commission has partnered with Ducks Unlimited to provide free waterfowl hunting seminars, continuing its mission to increase awareness of and participation in wildlife-associated recreation. "Similar to the turkey hunting, deer hunting and deer processing seminars we're offering this year, these waterfowl seminars are designed to serve the growing interest in the great waterfowl hunting opportunities our state offers," said Walter "Deet" James, the Commission's hunting heritage biologist. The seminars also provide a forum for Ducks Unlimited to promote its Sportsmen for Tomorrow program, according to Justin Aycock, the N.C. youth and education coordinator for the North Carolina chapter of Ducks Unlimited. "Sportsmen for Tomorrow's goal is to promote youth involvement in the outdoors and conservation," said Aycock. "These seminars will engage a new generation of sportsmen, so that we can pass on the waterfowl hunting and conservation tradition." For more information on the seminars, contact James at 919-707- 0059 or walter.james@ncwildlife.org. Visit www.ncwildlife.org/hunting and click on the "What to Hunt" link for information about waterfowl and waterfowl hunting in North Carolina. Free Waterfowl Free Waterfowl Hunting Seminars Hunting Seminars Begin Oct. 24 Begin Oct. 24 Article provided by: http://www.ncwildlife.org 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 SPORTS SPORTS The next three weeks will determine who gets in and who is out among Rutherford County football teams. Thomas Jefferson is in good shape to make the 1A playoffs with fi ve wins so far. R-S Central, Chase and East Rutherford all have legitimate chances to make the post season, but they have work to do. Thomas Jefferson (5-3, 1-2) easily won this past week over Community School of Davidson 61-14 last week. Bill Lay has been running downhill lately. Lay has 19 touchdowns so far this season and 17 in just the last six weeks and 748 yards in the last fi ve games. The Gryphons get Bessemer City coming to town this Friday (10/21/16). It should be interesting as to who will prevail...Thomas Jefferson's offense or Bessemer City's defense. R-S Central fell on the road to Kings Mountain this past week, 35-7. The Hilltoppers lead for a quarter and stuck around for a half. R-S Central will host a big game this coming Friday as East Burke comes to town (10/21/16). Anything can happen, but East Burke hasn't scored more than 20 points in a game all season long. The Trojans had a by last week, but lost 25-6 to R-S Central the previous Monday. Chase will host Kings Mountain on Friday. East Rutherford had two key injuries and fell to Draughn this past week. Despite nearly 200 yards of offense from backup quarterback Calvin Jones, penalties and turnovers destroyed any sort of momentum East had. The Cavs will go to Crest on Friday (10/21/16). R-S Central looks to be the only team to make the volleyball playoffs, but East Rutherford has a shot to still get there. R-S Central continues to play better as they just beat a solid East Burke this past week. Chase men's soccer is still undefeated at 14-0. They have just four regular season games left and hold a two-game lead in the SMAC. It's the defense that paced this club by allowing just four goals all season. Scoring 81 goals during that times isn't too shabby either. The biggest remaining game happen when Shelby comes to town on October 24. Thomas Jefferson soccer also just won its 10th game of the year. That becomes the fourth year in a row that Brian Espinoza has coached them double-digit winning seasons. Unfortunately, I believe the year maybe over for the Carolina Panthers. They sit 1-5 overall and have three losses to division rivals. Unless Carolina wins 9 of the next 10 games, it's wait til next year mode. The Panthers are still competitive and talented enough, but the defense just isn't the same as a year ago. Not having Josh Norman makes a big difference. I don't care what anyone says. NASCAR: Talladega comes up this weekend. Expect big packs of cars and big wrecks to come. Give me Brad Keselowski this week. For some reason, he is the man to beat at 'Dega by capturing the last two NASCAR events at the Alabama track. R u t h e r f o r d W e e k l y R u t h e r f o r d W e e k l y By KEVIN CARVER Time to make a playoff push Email your questions, pictures, scores, etc. to photos@rutherfordweekly.com OUTDOOR TRUTHS Have you ever noticed that many of the best bucks ever taken have been of the non-typical type? The racks of these monsters are as unique as the stories of how they made it to the wall of fame. They come in 16, 20, and even 30 point varieties. They may have drop-tines, multiple brow tines, stickers, and a host of other deformities; and yet, they are trophies that all hunters long for. It's said the reason these racks become non-typical is either from injury or illness, and sometimes even genetics. That is, sometime early in their development a tragedy took place. It was one so great that it affected the entire life span of that deer. It was, undoubtedly, traumatic and perhaps even life threatening. And the scars that were left could not be hidden from friend or foe. Even though they overcame the experience, everyone would always know something bad had happened. However, look what took place after that experience; the maimed became the monarch and the tragedy produced a trophy! And what was once the ugly duckling became the swan of the woods. Herein, is a wonderful lesson. Many of you think your tragedy is too big to overcome. The injury was too severe. The illness was too devastating. Your past is tainted with one bad decision after another. You feel the scars of the battles have marked you as unwanted or unneeded. It seems now you are looked at in a different way – that you are non-typical. Friend, God's specialty is turning the non-typical into the trophy. He mixes love, truth, and time together to produce a work of his grace. Your past is his canvas and your hurts are the colors he uses to paint the picture of what he wants you to become. Don't spend your time regretting an unchangeable past. Instead let God take it and make it into a place where He can show you off, as a trophy of grace. By By Gary Miller Aiming Outdoorsmen Toward Christ ller ller ller ller GARY MILLER gary@outdoortruths.org ~ www.outdoortruths.org ©CommunityFirstMedia ©CommunityFirstMedia MIDEAST HARE SCRAMBLE MOTORCYCLE/ATV MOTORCYCLE/ATV RACE RACE For Race Information all 704-477-3375 AIRPORT AIRPORT HICKORY, NC Bring Bring The Family! The Family! Primitive Primitive Camping Camping Available Available Great Great Spectator Spectator Track! Track! ONLY ONLY $ 10 10 00 00 GATE FEE GATE FEE RAIN OR SHINE Directions: Exit 123, Hwy. 127 South of I-40, go about 4 miles. From Shelby, take Hwy. 18 North to Hwy. 10 toward Hickory. Left on Hwy. 127. Turn right on Huffman Farm Road. Follow arrows to track. Physical Address: 5255 Pittstown Rd. Hickory, NC SATURDAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 OCTOBER 22 ND ND , 2016 , 2016 & SUNDAY, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23 OCTOBER 23 RD RD , 2016 , 2016 YARD SALES BOATS CAMPERS FARM & GARDEN FARM & GARDEN FARM & GARDEN