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Page 4 - shelby shopper & info - 704/484-1047 www.shelbyinfo.com Thursday, July 8-July 14, 2021 6 DAY FORECAST CLEVELAND COUNTY'S CLEVELAND COUNTY'S For Up To The Minute Cleveland County Weather Go To shelbyinfo.com TRANSMISSION Now Serving Cherokee, Cleveland Now Serving Cherokee, Cleveland and Rutherford Counties and Rutherford Counties 40+ Years of Experience! We also work on Heavy Duty Diesel Transmission and Transfer Cases. WE'LL GET YOU IN GEAR, CAUSE SHIFT HAPPENS! See Us On Google See Us On Google and Facebook and Facebook • Foreign and Domestic • Foreign and Domestic • CVT Transmission • CVT Transmission • Heavy Duty • Heavy Duty Transmission & Transmission & Transfer Cases Transfer Cases • 12 Month, 12,000 • 12 Month, 12,000 Miles Warranty Miles Warranty on all Rebuilt on all Rebuilt Transmissions Transmissions carolinatrans@att.net 1807 Cherokee Ave., Gaffney, SC 29340 1807 Cherokee Ave., Gaffney, SC 29340 83 66 Scattered Thunderstorms 90 68 Partly Cloudy 92 69 Partly Cloudy 90 68 PM Thunderstorms 88 68 PM Thunderstorms 91 68 Partly Cloudy THU JULY 8 FRI JULY 9 SAT JULY 10 SUN JULY 11 MON JULY 12 TUES JULY 13 102 James Love School Road • Shelby, NC (Off S. Lafayette St. Across from Hoyle Plumbing) 704-480-0410 Mon. - Thurs. 8 am -10 pm • Fri. - Sat. 8 am -11 pm • Sun. 12 noon 'til 6:00 pm It's Slushie Time! It's Slushie Time! SUN DROP SUN DROP CHERRY SUN DROP CHERRY SUN DROP NEHI PEACH NEHI PEACH BLUE RASPBERRY BLUE RASPBERRY SOUR APPLE SOUR APPLE WATERMELLON WATERMELLON N.C. TRACTOR & FARM SUPPLY 299 Railroad Ave., Rutherfordton • 828-288-0395 Mobile: 828-429-5008 • mf1dpshehan@gmail.com SALES SERVICE PARTS PROUDLY SERVING RUTHERFORD, CLEVELAND, GASTON, LINCOLN, POLK COUNTIES AS THE AREAS HOMETOWN MASSEY FERGUSON DEALER. IF YOU BUY ANYWHERE ELSE YOU WILL PAY TOO MUCH! IF YOU BUY ANYWHERE ELSE YOU WILL PAY TOO MUCH! GREAT SELECTION STA RT T H E N E W L AW N & G A R D E N S E AS O N STA RT T H E N E W L AW N & G A R D E N S E AS O N W I T H A W I T H A N E W T R ACTO R O R M OW E R N E W T R ACTO R O R M OW E R This 1944 International Fire Truck belongs to Cleveland Volunteer Fire Department. It was the fi rst truck to serve rural Cleveland County in 1957. It was featured during this year's Lattimore July 4th parade. – photo by Jeff Melton Mr. George Hamrick was this year's Grand Marshall of the Lattimore Fourth of July Parade. Jeff Melton photo On a Friday af- ternoon ahead of the Fourth of July weekend, Governor Cooper vetoed SB 116, the "Put North Carolina Back to Work Act." Governor Cooper vetoed leg- islation that passed the House of Representatives with biparti- san support. SB 116 would have made unemployment benefits non-taxable income and with- drawn our state from the Federal Pandemic Unemployment Com- pensation Agreement (FPUC.) The bill would have also used $250 million in the Ameri- can Rescue Plan Act money to subsidize childcare for qualifying children. Governor Cooper made the following statement on SB 116, "Unemployment is declining with more people getting vaccinated and into the workforce as North Carolina has strengthened work search requirements for those receiving benefits. The federal help that this bill cuts off will only last a few more weeks and it supplements North Carolina's state benefits, which are among the stingiest in the country. Pre- maturely stopping these benefits hurts our state by sending back money that could be injected into our economy with people using it for things like food and rent. I support strong efforts to make more quality childcare available and to provide businesses with funds for hiring bonuses and the bill falls short on both of these." Put NC Back to Work Act vetoed Gov. Cooper Representative Jason Saine said, "Unfortunately the gover- nor is short-sighted in his veto. We really need to get this econ- omy back to full strength and providing childcare for those who need it to get back to work is a priority of the house."