Rutherford Weekly - Shelby NC
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Page 12 - Rutherford Weekly www.rutherfordweekly.com 828-248-1408 Sportsman's Corner MAYSE MFG. CO., INC. $ ©Community First Media OPEN HOUSE NAMI Rutherford-Cleveland maysemfg.com Now Many Styles & Sizes! Booking! 695 FREE Upgrade To 6 Foot Side Height! 18' x 21' Carport Buildings Starting At $785.00 Storage Buildings, Gazebos, Playsets, Playhouses, Concrete Statuary, Concrete Steps, & Outdoor Furniture! 2410 US 221 South; Hwy 74 bypass to exit 178 (Hwy 221), south 1 mile on right. Corner of Hwy 221 & Shiloh Rd. PETS PETS - LIVESTOCK PETS PETS - LIVESTOCK Attention Hunters & Fishermen, We Want Your Outdoor Photos! Submit your photos for your chance to be featured in the Sportsman's Corner* Sportsman's Corner Email • Photos@RutherfordWeekly.com Mail or Drop-Off • 369 Butler Road • Forest City, NC 28043 *Publisher has the final decision of which photos appear in print, per available space. blueridgephoto.net 828-447-0592 PETS PETS - LIVESTOCK PETSPETS - LIVESTOCK CHORKIE PUPPIES, (TINY), $250 males, Chihwenni puppies, males $250, females, $275, all colors. All CKC registered & have Mom and dad walking home on opening day of Turkey Season 1st shots & wormed. Delivery for CALVES FOR SALE $250 & UP. a fee. 828-391-0919. 2012 with 2-mature gobblers weighing over 20 lbs each. Killed 16' flatbed trailer, 16' homemade with a 20 gauge shot gun in the Green Hill area. cattle trailer, 2 horse open trailer, BEAGLE PUPS, 1 female, 3 $1250. CASH ONLY. 704-538- males. One male is blue tick. 6 ~Photo furnished by Teresa Morgan Hosking wks old, 1st shots, also one male 8068. blue tick 8 mos old. $75. 704-692HORSE QUALITY, SQUARE 8752, 704-692-7362. BALES of Fescue hay, $3.50 PIGLETS FOR SALE, shots & VERY SWEET LOVABLE Rat per bale. Oat hay, $4 per bale. YORKIE PUPPIES, AKC PAwormed, $60 each. 828-429- Terrier female with papers, $150. Round bales in dry, $35 ea. 704- PERS. Dad, under 4lbs, Mom, 6lbs. 1st shots & wormed, vet 477-8623. 3511. 704-312-6343. care. Ready Jan 26th, 2013. Taking deposits. 704-923-5834. 6 MINIATURE PINCHER PUPPIES, 2 females, 4 males, tails docked. 1st worming. $150. 704898-1428. PETS -PETS LIVESTOCK Thursday, January 17-January 23, 2013 Compliments of: Nancy Isenhour Secretary, NAMI Rutherford-Cleveland PETSPETS - LIVESTOCK 2 MALE DAPPLE REGISTERED Miniature Dachshunds, shots 2PIGS FOR SALE. 7 white 34 to UTD, ready to go Feb. 5th. Tak- 40 lbs. $50 ea. 2 Shoates, 125 ing deposits. 704-477-7188. lbs, $110 ea. Pasture raised. Call FESCUE HAY FOR SALE $20, Jack 704-418-6068. round bales. Please call 704-538- FREE BORDER COLLIE PUPPY 7963. Full blooded, female, to a good CKC REG. MINI SCHNAUZERS, home. 704-689-4790, leave mesbrown mini Schnauzers. 4 males, sage. $350. 1 female, $400. Raised 4x5 ROUND BALES OF HAY in our home. Tails docked, dew Organic, 2013. Stored outside, claws removed. 1st shots given $45 roll. Sq bales, stored in inand wormed. Will text pictures if side, $3.50. 704-616-8824. requested. 704-538-9132. Call soon, these precious babies will 10 TON FEED SILO $500. 704616-8824. not last long. 6 WEEKS OLD FEMALE PIT BULL Puppy, wormed, 1st shots, $40. 980-295-8557. OUTDOOR TRUTHS By Thursday, January 24 • 7pm at the Crawford Building Rutherford Hospital Learn about the mental health support and resources provided by your local Rutherford/Cleveland NAMI affiliate. One in four people in the United States is dealing with a mental illness. NAMI is the nation's largest grassroots mental health organization. It is dedicated to building better lives for those affected by mental illnesses. Your local NAMI provides a support group, educational forums, and access to resources. For more information, visit our website at www.nami.org/sites/ NAMIRutherford-Cleveland or our facebook page (NAMI RutherfordCleveland) or call 704-434-5166 or 704-434-6921. Refreshments provided. Gary Miller Miller ill iller i r Aiming Outdoorsmen Toward Christ My outdoor activities have been limited as of late. The busyness of life and things that are more important have been moved to the top of my priority list. I know GARY MILLER many people think that I must hunt and fish all the time, but that is far from the truth. I actually seem to do it less now than when I was younger. I can remember the days when I almost felt an addiction to hunting; and before that, fishing. The circumstances of nature governed my activities. I always thought that the day I didn't go would be the day the fish would be biting or the deer would be moving. I'm glad I'm not that obsessed anymore. And I'm glad that I am not as easily influenced by temptations of this kind. I tend to plan my hunts now. For instance, I am still looking forward to a few days of deer hunting down south and also a hog hunt a couple of months from now. These have been planned for some time, but in order to be able to go, I have to get things done here; now. It also means that I can't let myself be led astray by other things that will hinder my work or my ability to take those days off. What I am saying is this; by planning, I am no longer controlled by a sudden urge or whim. I know they will come, but I'll be ready for them. And while these truths will allow me to hunt, they are much more important in other areas – areas that affect my life and those around me. What is your addiction or obsession? What is controlling you right now that you have been unable to break free from? Or perhaps you have broken free from something but are afraid of those moments that are surely to come when that sudden impulse is going to hit you unexpected. What can you do? The answer is to plan. Plan the urges and then plan your escape. This can especially be seen in working with those who have been incarcerated. Many of them become clean from drugs and/or alcohol addiction. The safe confines of prison give them the accountability they need. And being "inside" and with others make the temptation easier to bear. But how will they handle the first time alone or that first weekend when the old friends are back and the temptation will be at its highest? Again, the answer for all of us is to plan; plan for each scenario and then plan your escape. Begin by marking your calendar (whether literal or imaginary) with the days when you will be in the situation that you most fear. Picture the temptation so when it comes you will recognize it and not be surprised. Now, write down how you plan to get out of there alive and unscathed. In doing this you will begin to feel the freedom of a life that is not controlled by those things that hinder you from being all that God wants you to be. gary@outdoortruths.org ~ www.outdoortruths.org GREAT DANE PUPPIES 1 blue, 3 blacks, 1 female, all registered, beautiful, 11 wks old, $300-$450. 704-495-4908. BOXER PUPS FOR SALE. 5 solid white, 2 white with brown markings, 1st shots, dewclaws removed, tails docked, available 1/19/13, taking deposits. 828223-3857. MINIATURE DACHSHUND PUPPIES. 3 males, black & tan, registered parents, 11 weeks old, $200 each. 828-287-3282. TOY FOX TERRIER young female, AKC show lines, full registration or lapdog companion. www.toyfoxterriersobj.com or 828-286-9944 before 8pm. REMINDER OF NEW DISTRIBUTION OF 1099S FOR 2012 YEAR USDA Rutherford County Farm Service Agency (FSA) Executive Director Dianne Davis is reminding producers that rules have changed concerning their receiving a 1099 for 2012 USDA payments. A new ruling for the 2012 year is that only producers who receive payments of $600 or more for the 2012 tax year will receive a 1099 from USDA. This does not mean that the money received is not taxable. It is a budgetary move to save costs for paper and postage. Producers are still responsible for reporting all income on their 2012 income tax. If you do not receive a 1099 from USDA and you received a payment for the 2012 tax year, please call the office @ 828-287-4220 and we will furnish you a statement of payments received. Article compliments of: "Davis, Dianne FSA, Rutherfordton