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Page 24 - shelby shopper & info - 704/484-1047 www.shelbyinfo.com Thursday, November 3-November 9, 2016 Shelby 704-471-2077 2019 E. Marion St. • Beside Cleveland Mall M-F 9am-5pm • Sat 9am-12pm MAYSE MFG. CO., INC. www.maysemfg.com www.maysemfg.com $ 795 795 18' x 21' Carport 18' x 21' Carport Compare our quality & prices Compare our quality & prices before buying. before buying. FREE FREE Upgrade To Upgrade To 6 Foot Side 6 Foot Side Height! Height! ©Community First Media Community First Media We Finance & Rent To Own Storage Buildings, Gazebos, Carports, Garden Flags, Man Cave Decor, Concrete Statuary, Concrete Steps, & Poly Outdoor Furniture! We are a Big Green Egg Distributor. We are a Big Green Egg Distributor. Grills • Accessories • Supplies Grills • Accessories • Supplies "BRING YOUR TOOLS AND PULL YOUR PARTS,WE HAVE WHAT YOU NEED!" 4805 Anthony Farm Rd. • Kings Mountain, NC (Beside Hwy 74 East) 704-739-4633 704-739-4633 WE BUY JUNK VEHICLES! WE SELL USED VEHICLES! ESTATE (DEC) AUCTION 4504 FALLSTON RD., SHELBY, NC 28150 HWY 18N 1 MILE SOUTH OF FALLSTON, NC SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5TH – 10 AM CRAFTS & DECORATIONS Want something to add different this Christmas —or even next spring for your Lawn? Don't miss this Auction! Christmas Village Collection w/20+Buildings, Christmas Trees, Lights, Ornaments, Etc., Other Holiday (Fall, Easter, Etc) Decorations, Angel Collection, Nativity Collection, Christmas Decorations – Most Hand Crafted, Indoor & Outdoor: Santa's, Snowman, Christmas Trees, Etc.(Wood, Ceramic, Tin, Terra Cotta), Loads & Loads Craft Supplies, Artifi cial & Silk Flowers & Flower Arrangements, Vases, Urns, Cement Pots, Planters, Benches, Metal Arches, Sheppard Hooks, O/D Wall Art, 30+ Lawn Statues, Bird Feeders, Bird Baths & Other Lawn Décor, Frame & Swing LOADS & LOADS MISC. ITEMS! TOOLS & EQUIPMENT: Golf Cart, New 3500 Generator in box, Garden Cart, Hand Trucks, Gas Weed Eaters, Porta Cable Air Compressor, Lawn & Garden Tools & Supplies, Electric Leaf Blowers, Delta 10" Miter Saw, Troy Bilt Pressure Washer, Craftsman 5HP Push Weed Eater, Metal Shelving. LOAD MISC. TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST! Terms: Cash, Good Check, MC/VISA(3% Charge) Immediately following Auction. NO BUYERS PREMIUM! Announcements day of Auction takes precedent over any advertisement written or implied. Reserve the right to add or delete. Not responsible for Losses, during or after auction. VEHICLES-BOATS-GARDEN POND ACCESSORIES TOOLS/EQUIPMENT, APPLIANCES, GAMES/TOYS & GERMAN TRAIN, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS (including Studio Piano), ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES/FURNITURE/HOME ACCESSORIES Auctions Unlimited, Inc. has been commissioned to Auction the entire estate of Klaus and Hanna Schulze. Also included in this auction are items that were donated to the Annual Honduras Mission Auction (Chris & Donna Keeter Missionaries) thru First Baptist Church in Kings Mountain that was canceled this year. Auction includes Antiques, Collectibles, & Loads German Memorabilia's! Great auction! ESTATE (DEC) AUCTION 2805 W. STAGECOACH RD., SHELBY, NC 28150 1 MILE WEST OF POLKVILLE, NC SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12TH – 10 AM AUCTION NOTE: Auctions Unlimited, Inc has been commissioned to auction the entire estate of the late Betty Warlick. Mrs. Warlick was Skilled in both Art & Crafts. This Auction includes a huge selection of crafts that she made! Note that everything being sold (Furnishings, Vehicle, & Home Accessories) is in like NEW Condition! 2001 Cadillac Deville – 71,000 Miles – Garage Kept! FURNITURE/ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES: Wicker Sofa, Chair, Rocker, & Tables, B/R Suit (Full) –Bed, Chest, Double Dresser, Bedside Tables, B/R Suit (Full) White w/Ornate Iron Bed, Chest, Dresser w/Mirror, Bed (Full) w/Bedside Tables & Triple Dresser, Ladies Desk, Hutch, Pie Safe, Dry Sink, Serving Carts, Plant Stands, 6 Drawer Lingerie Chest, China Cabinet, Kitchen Table w/Windsor Chairs, Wood Rocker, Dining Room Table w/6 Chairs, 2 Taupe Recliners, Floor Model Radio/Recorder Player, Off White Recliner, White Kitchen Cabinet w/2 Glass Doors, Entertainment Centers, 3 Cedar Chest, Cedar Wardrobe, Marble Top Coffee & End Tables, Plaid Sofa, Bookcase Unit w/Shelving & Bottom Doors, Wing Back Chairs, Singer Confi dence Sewing Ma- chine, Sewing Accessories, Cabinet for Sewing Machine, Desk w/Side Doors, 3 Metal Storage Cabinets, 5-6' Folding Picnic Tables, Rolling Carts & Folding Tables, Metal Offi ce Desk, Early American Plaid Sofa, Wing Back Flora Sofa, Several Upholster & Wood Chairs, Occasional Tables, Outdoor Rockers (White), Magazine Tables, Ornate Table & Floor Lamps, Wrought Iron Chairs, Casio Keyboard on Stand, Folding Chairs, Manuel Remington Typewriter, Loads Home Accessories, Costume Jewelry & Jewelry Boxes, Loads Cooking & Serving Accessories & Other Misc. Items. APPLIANCES: Chest Freezer, Kelvinator Refrigerator, Whirlpool Washer & Dryer, Assorted Kitchen Small Appliances, Whirlpool Refrigerator – Bottom Freezer. Ronny Causby Ronny Causby 828-443-8299 828-443-8299 NCAL# 37 NCAL# 37 125 Melton Dr. • Shelby, NC 125 Melton Dr. • Shelby, NC 704-482-6872 704-482-6872 NCAL# 4977 NCAL# 4977 Bob Melton Bob Melton 704-692-0406 704-692-0406 NCAL# 166 NCAL# 166 For pictures & details For pictures & details go to website go to website auctionsunlimited.us auctionsunlimited.us 125 Melton Dr., Shelby, NC 28152 Auctioneer: Auctioneer: DEER CORN. 56LB SHELLED CORN, $8.50. Cob corn - $8.00. Call 704-473-0359. WHIRLPOOL WASHER, USED 1 YEAR, Needs $50 heating ele- ment from Lowe's. $250, call for more info, 864-812-1319, 704- 600-6229 BEAUTIFUL MAHOGANY & BLACK DINING room suite with lighted china cabinet. Seats 6, $600 obo. German Shrunk cher- ry lighted wood wall unit, $3000 obo. Call for photos & dimen- sions. 980-241-3116 KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER W/ SHAMPOOER & attachments. Like new, $500. 704-477-6686. STABILIZER BAR FOR a camp- er. $200. Call 704-308-5814. NOTICE OF SURPLUS. Please be advised that on Oct. 4, 2016, Resolution number 02-16 was passed by the Town of Fallston. Pursuant to said resolution, the Town of Fallston has surplus goods, to wit: A backhoe. Said surplus shall be disposed of by private negotiated sale. The min- imum amount which shall be ac- cepted is $7000. Sold as is with no warranties. Seal bids may be mailed to PO Box 547, Fallston, NC 28042 or dropped off at 807 E. Stagecoach Trail, Fallston. Bids will be opened December 6, 2016. Contact the Town of Fallston for more info. Mary M. Boggs, Clerk. VARIETY OF ITEMS FOR SALE. Levi pants, winter sweat- ers & coats, boots & other cloth- ing items. Decompression back bed. 704-974-7712. LIKE NEW, USED VERY LIT- TLE. Treadmill that monitors all vital signs with safety cutoff, stands up when finished, doesn't take up much space. Paid over $400, will take $200 firm. Call 704-692-4449. CORN 56LB SHE FOR SALE FOR SALE NEW USED VERY FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE SOFA & CHAIR, $50. Recliner, $75. Table & four chairs, $50. Washer & dryer, $125. Book- case, $30. Austin Hatchet Guitar & backstage 35 amp Peavey, $350. Treadmill & exercise bi- cycle, $80 each. 828-287-2529, 828-429-2356. PUMPKINS FOR SALE, 3 for $10. Sweet Potatoes, Tennes- see Red, $22 per bushel. Billy Wells, 828-245-0248. DOUBLE WHITE CERAMIC kitchen sink, good condition, $150. 828-453-8037. FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE SWIMMING POOLS! 16x32 in- ground, completely installed, 20 years experience. Come & See! Special Price, $12,900. Offer Limited. 828-429-6595. TOOLS: DELTA BAND SAW on stand, $125. AMT sawdust collection system, $140. Antique Iron child bed with new mattress, $200. 828-625-9995. For the ninth year in a row, Cleveland Coun- ty's Social Worker for the Blind, Lucy Plyler, took fi ve Visually Impaired Persons (VIPs) to the North Carolina Outer Banks for the An- nual North Carolina Lions VIP Fishing Tour- nament. The group from Cleveland County had a great day of fi shing off Nags Head Pier last week. One member of the group, Rodney Turner of Shelby, won 1st Place with a total of 268 points representing the Nags Head Fish- ing Pier. There were about 500 fi sh caught off Nags Head Fishing Pier and Rodney caught just over 100 of them. This isn't the fi rst time Rodney has brought home a trophy from the VIP Fishing Tournament. This is the 5th year in a row that he brings home bragging rights. When asked how he manages to pick the per- fect spot, he said, "I just told my guide dog, Boyko to pick out a good place on the pier." Rodney was about halfway up the pier on the north side. Rodney will be eligible to fi sh in the National Tournament next year. On the day of the tournament, four piers and two head boats are open to about almost 500 visually impaired persons (VIPs) from across the state. Only fi sh caught on the participant's line and reeled in by the participant during the established time limit can be counted toward participant's total points in the tournament. Volunteers are only permitted to bait hooks and cast the line into the ocean. The points are based on types of fi sh caught using only blood worms. The annual event is sponsored by the First Flight, Nags Head, Manteo, Wanchese, Co- lumbia, Currituck, Lower Currituck and Plym- outh Lions Clubs and attracts over 500 blind and visually impaired individuals and over 300 volunteers from all over North Carolina, Connecticut, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Utah, and Georgia to the Outer Banks each October. The North Carolina Lions VIP Fishing Tour- nament is a non-profi t organization celebrat- ing its 34th Anniversary this year. The project brings in participants for three days of rec- reation, fellowship, and independent living workshops designed to help visually impaired persons (VIPs). It is the largest gathering of visually impaired in North Carolina and is believed to be the largest event of its kind in North America. The VIP program touches the lives of a small percentage of those persons who are attempting to conform to a world of the sighted. Tournament offi cials recognize the need to build support and a fi nancial base for the project. In-kind services secured local- ly and statewide help offset the annual costs. Fund-raisers, such as the adopt-a-fi sh- erman program, contributions and smaller projects cover expenses of the annual event that can exceed $260,000. Participants are housed in local hotels, have six meals, go fi shing on two head boats and four ocean fi sh- ing piers for a day of recreation, participate in seminars and independent living training, and visit with vendors. The closing awards banquet on Wednesday offers motivation and awards. The project has grown from a local tournament serving 12 blind children in 1982 to the almost 500 participants in 2016. The numbers were down this year due to many who were affected by Hurricane Matthew. Many thanks go to Central United Meth- odist Church in Kings Mountain who helped make it possible for the group from Cleve- land County to go on this trip by providing their church activity bus as well as the cost for fuel. The church partnered with the group about fi ve years ago and has made it a part of their outreach ministry. Thanks also to church member, Richard Anderson who drove many hours and miles, and made it a fun trip for the group. For more information about the Division of Services for the Blind, contact Lucy Plyler, Social Worker for the Blind at: 704-484-4872. Submitted by Lucy Plyler Local anglers attend 34th Annual VIP Fishing Tournament held at Outer Banks Front row kneeling: Tara Smith, Boyko (guide dog), and Rodney Turner (VIP). Back row: Helen Craig, Lucy Plyler – Social Worker for the Blind, Dorothy Hopper, Lizzie Hopper (VIP), Doris Wilson (VIP), Delores Lattimore (VIP), Dale Lieser (VIP) and guide dog Indra, and Driver – Richard Anderson. Rodney Turner, above, won fi rst place for the Nags Head Pier.