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Page 14 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 www.rutherfordweekly.com Thursday, September 17-September 23, 2020 Sale Conducted By: Elliott/Dixon Auctions LLC 1512 Burke Road • Shelby, NC 28152 704-472-5000 • NCAL #3806 Go to auction zip.com (7760) to view listing and see pictures. DIRECTIONS: Take 74 Business at Cleveland Mall-1st stoplight turn right on Borders Rd. Follow to stop sign- cross over Oak Grove Rd. Turn right on Stoneview. PARTIAL LISTING SPECIAL: Walnut Pegged Corner Cupboard w/Original Bracket Feet. Made probably around 1800-1840 by Frank Beam (Master Craftsman from The Cherryville Area) FURNITURE & ANTIQUES: Barge Built London China Cabinet, Reclin- er, Bar Stools, Assorted Small Tables & Chairs, Needlepoint Platform Rocker, Couch, Chairs, Broyhill Entertainment Center, Computer Corner Desk, Loveseat & Chair, DR Table & 6 Chairs, Antique Wardrobe, Drop Front Dresser w/Triple Fold Mirror, Desks, Chests, Spool Bed, Antique Bed, Oak Dresser, Antique Piano Stool, Desk w/2 Sides, Shelves & Cab- inet CLOCKS: Black Forest Coo Coo Clock, Ansonia Clock Co., Regu- lator Wall Clock, Hamilton 400 Day Anniversary Clock, Column Clock, Waterbury Clock, New Haven 8 Day Camden Striking Clock, Brass Table Clock, Batalhe Cathedral Clock STERLING SILVER & PEWTER: Brush- es, Steiff Co. Pewter 1972 1st Edition Plate, Sterling Pieces (Serving & Vases), International Sterling (Wild Rose) 1948 (37 Pieces), State House Sterling (Formality) 1942 (43 Pieces).Towle Sterling (Cascade) 1942 (65 Pieces), State House Sterling (Inaugural) 1942 (18 Pieces), Reed & Barton Sterling (English Provincial) 1965 (28 Pieces), Whiting Sterling (Louis XV) 1891 12 Pieces Monogram "R", Fine Arts Sterling (Southern Colonial) 1945 (16 Pieces),Reed & Barton Sterling (Francis I) 1950 (13 Pieces), Weidlick Ancestry Sterling Server, Manchester Ga- droonette Sterling Server, Sterling Serving Pieces COINS & COLLEC- TIONS: Offi cial Inaugural Cover Collection 1981 Reagan/Bush Inaugu- ral, Type Sets of World Coins, Lincoln Memorial Cents Series, Franklin Mint White House Historical Association, Presidential Medals 24K Gold on Sterling, Franklin Mint Washington to Reagan 40 Presidential Plates, Old Postcards, Foreign & US Stamps, Mint Sets, Confederate Money, Foreign Coins, Proof sets CHINA, GLASSWARE & PORCELAIN: Stat- ures Hummel Lamp, Prussia Royal Rudolstadt, German, Clear Glass, Stemware, Bavaria, Royal Doulton The Majestic Collection Booths Real Old Willow, Czechoslovakia, Stetson 22 K, Royal Albert, Old Blue Jars & Bottles, Misc. Dishes COLLECTIBLES: Remington Old Typewriter, Woodstock Old Typewriter, PGA Tour Cards 1991 (All PGA Tour Pro Card Set), MISC: Brass, Assorted Pictures, Lamps-Great Selection,Vizio TV, Misc Linens, Offi ce Items, Fishing Rods & Reels, Fishing Tackle Boxes, Rugs, Jack Stands, Whirlpool Dryer, Kitchen Items, Central Pneumatic 3/8" Air Control Unit Professional P-40312, Uniden CB Radio, Air Hockey Game, Brass Fireplace Set, JVC Stereo System & Speakers w/Cabinet, Misc Hand Tools, File Cabinets, Century Propane Lantern w/Carrying Case, Weslo TreadMill, Christmas Items & MUCH MUCH MORE ESTATE AUCTION (DECEASED) MARGARET & DAVID JAY Sat., Sept. 19 th • 10:00 AM 2064 STONEVIEW, SHELBY, NC The hospice you choose makes a difference. Choose the one with • local staff • hospice and palliative care trained staff • admissions 24 hours a day every day • same day admissions • hospice inpatient unit • palliative care in all settings • grief counseling for any adult in three locations • Kids Path™ • Kids Path™ Day Camp GIVE US A CALL TODAY! YOU WILL BE GLAD YOU DID! (828) 245-0095 NC (800) 218-CARE (2273) Dates set for Christmas Cheer applications process Applications will be taken October 12-15 for the annual Christmas Cheer assistance program in Rutherford County. The Rutherford County Salvation Army will begin the application process at 9 a.m. at the Salvation Army Family Store at 256 W. Main Street in Forest City on October 12. Applications will be received Monday-Thursday (Oct. 12- 15) from 9 a.m. until 12 p.m. and from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Everyone applying for assistance must bring a Photo ID, proof of income and proof of expenses, identifi cation for all household members, such as a Photo ID, passport, Medicaid Card, Student ID, Birth Certifi cate or a Government ID. Legal guardians are asked to bring proof of custody. All applicants will receive the same consideration. The Salvation Army also reminds everyone that only one applicant per family is necessary for the application process. All applicants must wear a mask. Article submitted by Jean Gordon Foothills Conservancy of North Carolina is making one fi nal request for donations to the Oak Hill Community Park and Forest project, which is scheduled to close on Wednesday, Sept. 30. With a $3.1 million project total, only $250,000 remains to be raised before the conservancy can purchase the second half of the property (321 acres), completing the 651-acre land acquisition. The conservancy purchased the fi rst half of the property (330 acres) in January 2020, which granted the organization an extension for completing the fundraising necessary to purchase the rest of the land. "We are so impressed and absolutely humbled by the momentum this project has gained over the last year and a half," said Andrew Kota, executive director of the conservancy. "We are thankful to the individuals, families, neighbors, foundations, churches, and small businesses that have made contributions toward this priority project. We have exciting plans for the property, and we cannot wait to get started." Those who have not made a donation to the project — or wish to make an additional donation — may mail a check to Foothills Conservancy at P.O. Box 3023, Morganton, N.C. 28680 with the memo: "Oak Hill Park." Interested individuals may also donate online at fo o t h i l l s c o n s e r va n c y. o r g / oakhillpark or by calling the offi ce at 828-437-9930 to pay over the phone. Donations should be made by Sept. 18 to ensure they are received before the Sept. 30 deadline. Foothills Conservancy of North Carolina is a nationally accredited regional land trust that inspires conservation in Western North Carolina by permanently protecting land and water for the benefi t of people and all living things. A 501(c)(3) nonprofi t, Foothills Conservancy serves eight counties: Alexander, Burke, Caldwell, Catawba, Cleveland, Lincoln, McDowell, and Rutherford, in three major river basins: the Broad, Catawba, and Yadkin. Information about Foothills Conservancy, including ways to support its work, can be found online at www.foothillsconservancy.org or by calling 828-437-9930. Foothills Conservancy of NC calls for Ðinal contributions to Oak Hill Community Park & Forest project Article Provided By: Hayley Benton

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