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Page 4 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 www.rutherfordweekly.com Thursday, December 20-December 26, 2018 FOR SALE SOLID OAK. Hutch, Table, and 4 Chairs. Good condition, $400 (704) 477-1251 MERITS MOBILITY CHAIR. Merits mobility chair, for some- one over 5' 6". Comes with char- ger, delivery. $385. Call Scoo- terman John (704) 951-4224 mobilityservices07@gmail.com FOR SALE ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIRS. Scooterman John, used elec- tric wheelchairs, electric mobility scooters, repairs. (704) 951-4224 mobilityser- vices07@gmail.com 2010 KAZUMA VIPER 110 4 Stroke Dirt Bike. Rode less than 4 hours. $300 ; ALSO Bas- ketball Goal, Backboard with Base Stand $50. Please call (704) 538-9228 CUT AND SPLIT OAK FIRE- WOOD. Short bed load, $50 if you collect. $60 delivered 5 miles radius, Sandy Mush. 828- 202-1000. CURIO CABINET $40. Furni- ture, old books, posters, coun- try and western record albums, movie, bubble gum trading card, (terminator). Please call (704) 974-8440 FOR SALE STOEGER 12GA DUCKS UN- LIMITED. Side by side leaver fi red. REMINGTON 1100 12GA SEMI-AUTO, AR style 22/tree clip scope. (704) 830-8756 GULBRANSON ORGAN. 2 key- boards, series 400, wood base petals, light brown, with button for 10 other instruments, $200. Jim (704) 560-6602 USED 30X40 POLE BUILDING. All wood with metal exterior, Trusses, Disassembled ready to load, $3500. For appointment to inspect call (704) 692-2240 USED 30X40 METAL BUILD- ING. Disassembled, ready to load, 1 walk in door, 1 12x12 roll up door, partially insulated, $5000. Call (704) 692-2240 WOOD STOVE WITH HEATI- LATOR VENTS AND HOLE FOR FAN. Double doors $500. Call Ron (919) 259-1019 NOV 22–JAN 2 '18 NOV 22–JAN 2 ·• Annual Christmas Lighting Ceremony, Ice Skating & Open House with Santa THANKSGIVING NIGHT, NOVEMBER 22 RD 6-9 pm ·• Christmas Parade SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25 TH @ 3-5 pm ·• Live Nativity @ First Baptist Church SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8 TH @ 7-8 pm ·• Friday Night Festivities– Hayrides, Santa's House, Ice Skating NOVEMBER 3O TH , DECEMBER 7 TH , 14 TH , 21 nd @ 6-9 pm ·• Saturday Night Festivities– Carriage Rides, Santa's House, Ice Skating DECEMBER 1 ST , 8 TH , 15 TH , 22 rd @ 5-8:30 pm ·• Sunday Afternoon Santa's Paws– Photos with your pets DECEMBER 2 ND , 9 TH , 16 TH @ 2-6 pm FUNDED IN PART BY THE RUTHERFORD COUNT Y TDA | VISITNCSMALLTOWNS.COM NOV 22–JAN 2 '18 NOV 22–JAN 2 FUNDED IN PART BY THE RUTHERFORD COUNT Y TDA | VISITNCSMALLTOWNS.COM ·• Friday Night Festivities– Hayrides, Santa's House, Ice Skating NOVEMBER 3O TH , DECEMBER 7 TH , 14 TH , 21 nd @ 6-9 p ·• Saturday Night Festivities– Carriage Rides, Santa's House, Ice Skating DECEMBER 1 ST , 8 TH , 15 TH , 22 rd @ 5-8:30 pm DECEMBER 21 nd @ 6-9 pm kating at 14 kati ati TH , 21 g nd @ 6-9 6- p DECEMBER 22 rd @ 5-8:30 pm Ice Skating t I g S e m :30 30 Skati kati t m pm pm p 30 ce S -8 ce S 0 p 5-8 c 30 30 8 3 I 5 I 3 p 0 kating Ice Sk I e ·• Sunda Photos Pho DECEMB DECEMB a's Paws– ws– 6 pm ay Afternoon Santa s with your pets et BER 2 BE ND , 9 TH , 16 H TH @ 2- s , 2 it ' f S Ha y Holidays Ha y Holidays om the om the Town For t City Town For t City Street Talk Do you think we'll have another signifi cant snow this season? By Jeff Melton Marque Bumgardner I think so. Since it was so early we should get another one. We should get another one by the end of January. M B d Andre Person I don't think so. Hopeful all the moisture from the hurricanes has moved on. A d P Tom Banfi eld I do think so. The way this year has been, I think we are going to get a few more snows. I hope they don't come on the weekends. T B fi ld Soon it will be time to bid farewell to another holiday season. By now the gifts have been unwrapped and the last of the turkey leftovers are long gone. The only task that remains is to put away all of those holiday decorations that have been decking the halls since Thanksgiving. Although packing holiday decorations may not be a favorite task, the following strategies can save both time and effort. • Get motivated. The fi rst supply you need when putting holiday decorations away is a healthy dose of motivation. It's easy to put off the taking down of lights or rolling up of holiday garlands, but the earlier you start the more quickly you can move on from the holiday season. Plan a day when you can pack away decorations, and do not schedule anything else for that day. • Purchase storage bins. Stock up on storage bins as they go on sale. Even if you end up with extra bins you ultimately don't need to store holiday decorations, you will no doubt fi nd another use for them. Choose bins of various sizes and don't be afraid to use takeout containers, which can hold smaller items and be stacked inside of larger bins to keep everything neat and organized. Zip-top storage bags are also handy for ornament hooks and other small trinkets. • Find cushioning material. Fragile ornaments will need to be packed in some sort of soft wrapping to prevent breakage. Tissue paper, newspaper, old dish towels, and even faux polyester "snow" can be used to line bins and boxes. Label accordingly so you can isolate the breakable items. • Start with the tree. If you have a live tree, this should be the fi rst item you remove. The longer the tree dries out, the bigger the mess it creates. Take down the lights and spool onto an empty paper towel tube or package into individual plastic bags to avoid knots and kinks. Thread a tree bag over the top of the empty tree and scoop around the bottom to contain as many pine needles as possible. Drag the tree outdoors and dispose or recycle according to neighborhood collection guidelines. Vacuum up any fallen needles. If you have an artifi cial tree, take the same steps, but store the tree away for next year. • Divide your home up into quadrants. You likely use the same decorations in the same places each year. To make decorating easier next year, dismantle holiday displays and pack them up according to specifi c areas of the home. For example, store all picture window decorations in one bin and label thusly. Continue to store decorations according to the room where they are hanged. Items that are used strictly for outdoors can be grouped together and stored in the garage. • Use a giftwrap organizer. Under-the- bed storage containers are ideal for storing gift wrap and assorted accessories. You also can use a hanging shoe organizer to store bows, tape and name tags. Wrapping paper rolls also can be stored horizontally over rafters in the attic or garage. • Be especially careful with candles. Pack candles separately from other items, as candles must be kept in a relatively cool area so they do not melt when temperatures rise. • Keep an empty bin handy. Use this bin to store any gifts or decorations you buy throughout the year. This way you won't forget where you stashed them. 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