Shelby Shopper Shelby NC
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Thursday, October 7-October 13, 2021 www.shelbyinfo.com 704/484-1047 - shelby shopper & info - Page 7 Sale Conducted By: Elliott/Dixon Auctions LLC. 1512 Burke Road • Shelby, NC 28152 704-472-5000 NCAL#3806 NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS Go to auctionzip.com (7760) to view listing and see pictures. ESTATE (LIVING) AUCTION SAT. OCTOBER 9 TH 10:00 AM SUN. OCTOBER 10 TH 1:00PM GARY & ROBIN SHUFORD 4451 SHUFORD LAKE RD. LAWNDALE DIRECTIONS: Turn onto Shuford Lake Rd. Off Stage- coach Trail (Highway 182) between Lawndale & Polkville. Auction on Left. PARTIAL LISTING NEW IN BOXES 12 Volt DC Fuel Transfer Pump 15 GPM Hitch Mounted Pickup Truck Crane TOOLS & SHOP EQUIPMENT Air Compressor, Craftsman Air Compressor, DeWalt Drywall Screwdriver, DeWalt Spade Handled Drill, Dewalt Saw, Makita Circular Saw, Extension Cords, Mise Electric Hand Tools, Spocket Wrench Set, Makita Sander, DeWalt 18V Cordless Drill, DeWalt Plate Joiner, Craftsman Air Brad Nailer, Hilti DX350 & 351 Nailers, Milwaukee 18V Drill, Paint & Mise Building Supplies, Husqvarna Chain Saws, Transit, Mise Hand Tools-Goo9d Selection, Plumbing & Electrical Supplies, Craftsman Bench Grinder, Sears Battery Charger, Nails & Screws, Lights (Work), 55 Gallon Water Barrel, 50 Gallon Spot Sprayers, Craftsman Shop Vac, Floor Jack, Bottle Jacks RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT 5' Stainless Steel Eagle Tables, Tomato Slicers, 6' Folding Tables, Silverware, Restaurant Grade Pots & Pans, Bunn Tea Making Machine, Tea Urns, 220V Commercial Deep Fryers, French Fry Cutter, Mop Buckets w/Ringers, Bunn Coffee Machine, Star Double Basket Deep Fryers, 36 White Restaurant Chairs, Stacking Restaurant Chairs, (8) White 8' Tables, (4) Food Warmers (Hatco & Prince Castle), Cambro Holding Cabinet HOUSEHOLD 7' Pine Cabinet, Wicker Strollers & Rickshaw, Wicker Swing, Porch Set & Chairs, 7' Pine Trestle Table, Bob Timberlake Cherry Entertainment Center, 2 Seat Loveseat, 50 + pieces Ruby, Green Depression, M & M Figures, Decorations (Easter, Christmas, Thanksgiving, July 4th), Small Chairs, Hats & Hat Boxes, Teddy Bears, Dolls (Porcelain & Composition), Lamps inc. Kerosene, Pictures & Prints, Stained Glass Light, Billiard Stained Glass Light, Old School Desks, Various China, Mannequins, Toys, Linens, Enamelware, Copper Items, Pressed Glass, Milkglass, Blue Ridge, Fenton, Campbell Soup Dishes, Currier & lves Dishes MISCELLANEOUS Pumps, Pedal Old Ford Child's Tractor, Woodstove, Dog Carrier, Hobby Rocking Horse, Confederate & American Flags (Made by Chuck Knight-Fallston), Bicycles, Yard Tools, Fishing Rods & Reels, Fiberglass Extension Ladders, (4) Propane Heaters w/ Bottles, Troy Bilt Mower w/Briggs & Stratton Engine, Yard Machine Push Mower, Wheelbarrow, Stop Sign, (2) Gas Heaters for Warehouse (Natural), Weedeaters, Air Filters, Mosler Safe, Tarps, Cast Iron, Red Max Blower, One Man Cross Cut Saw, Lanterns, Shelves inc. Industrial Shelving, Perfection Propane Heater, Misc. Building Items, Western & English Saddles, Cameo Portable Toilet COLLECTIBLES Neon Signs (OLY on Tap, Coors Extra Gold, Bud, Coors Silver Bullet, Rolling Rock, Kool, Miller, Lite Beer, Icehouse, Matilda Bay), Coke Wooden Crates, Bowling Pins, Wooden Ironing Boards, Lehmann Train Set, Old Car Tags, Goodnight Brothers Gastonia Wooden Box, Metal Doll Houses, Old Fans, Old Jars, Graniteware, Igloo Ice Cream Freezer (1940's), Uneeda Bakers Box, Wild Turkey Decanters, Elvis Decanters, Shelby High Marching Band Record, Clark's Spool Thread Box, Antique Store Display Box APPLIANCES Rebuilt GE Americans Stove, Rebuilt GE Stove AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: Restaurant, Antiques, Tools, Supplies, Furniture, Collectibles, Glassware, China, Neon Signs, and on & on TWO DAY AUCTION FOR ITEMS BELONGING TO GARY & ROBIN SHUFORD. Their house has closed & now to clear out the Buildings & Barn. Gary has been in the building & rental business for 40 plus years & has a tool for everything plus supplies from looking after his rental properties. Robin owns the Sub Station II & has been a collector & avid auction goer for many years. They have amassed a tremendous amount of property that will be sold on October 9th & 10th at their home. AUCTION SCHEDULE: SAT., OCT. 9TH, 10AM - RESTAURANT ITEMS 11AM - TOOLS, SUPPLIES, SHOP EQUIPMENT & MISC. SUN., OCT. 10TH, 1PM - NEON SIGNS, SADDLES, COLLECTIBLES, FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Come spend two days with us at an outstanding auction! Plumbing Company Retirement Sale Thornburg Auction Company has been commissioned to sell off the business of WP Turner Plumbing Company 2212 Plastic Drive, Gastonia NC 28054 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2021 Preview: 8 am - Auction begins at 9 am Items to be sold at public auction include: 2003 Harley Davidson Ultra Classic Motorcycle, Kubota L35TLB tractor, Kubota Ditch Witch XT850, Ditch Witch 1420, Ditch Witch 650, implement equipment, quick attach tools, trailers, hand tools, plumbing pipe and fi ttings, storage containers, contents of containers and contents of buildings and contents of two houses. Online bidding available prior to and during the sale via HiBid.com Terms & Conditions: Sales tax applied unless Tax Exempt card present. 10% Buyers Premium; Cash, Check (with bank letter of guarantee) and Cards (5% surcharge will be added) accepted. All items must be paid for in full on the day of sale. All Sales are fi nal. Announcements Made Day of Sale Supersede All Printed Matter. Thornburg Auction Company 928-2 Oak Grove Road, Kings Mtn, NC 28086 Zoltan N Thornburg NCAL 8889; SCAL 4300R • 704-472-4688 To view pictures go to auctionzip.com or Thornburg Auction Company Facebook page. Mountain Village Mountain Village Chalets & Cabins Chalets & Cabins ~FOR RENT~ ~FOR RENT~ 1 to 5 Bedrooms All Have Hot Tubs & Fireplaces 950 Main St. Chimney Rock, NC 704-472-3100 704-482-4888 704-472-5219 Kayaking is a healthy and enjoyable activity that at- tracts new enthusiasts all the time. Part of what makes the sport so popular is the relative ease with which people can get started. Kayaking requires minimal gear (kayaks can be rented if not purchased) and no ad- vanced skills are required. However, kayaking is not to be taken lightly, as water sports can be unpredictable. Adhering to certain dos and don'ts can make kayaking safer. • DO choose the right boat. There are boats rated for kayak racing and those that are strictly for recreational purposes. Some boats are meant for calmer waters and others for waves and open seas. • DON'T forget to check the weather forecast before heading out in the water. Storms can come up relatively quickly, and offshore winds can make it challenging to paddle back to shore. • DO let someone know where you're going and how long you plan to be out on the water. • DON'T touch or get too close to wildlife, as animals can be unpredictable and even dangerous. • DO dress for the water temperature and not the weather outside. This helps ensure your health if you intentionally or accidentally enter the water. • DON'T skip wearing a life jacket/buoyancy aid. • DO expect to get wet, even if you do not fall in. Splash up will occur from paddles and some water will get in the boat regardless. • DON'T forget to bring along some snacks and water. • DO bring a fellow kayaker along. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned professional, bringing a friend along ensures someone can go for help if you're in- volved in an accident or suffer an injury. Kayaking dos and don'ts Carolina Carolina CLASSIFIEDS .com Your Link to Local Classifi eds! CLASSIFIED Carolina CLASSIFIEDS .com FIND IT IN THE CLASSIFIEDS GO TO: www.carolinaclassifi eds.com Carolina On Wednesday, September 29 the International Bluegrass Association held its luncheon honoring the nominees for the Industry Momentum awards. "Through these awards, the blue- grass music community celebrates industry professionals and our rising stars," said IBMA's Executive Director Pat Morris. "The IBMA Industry Awards recognize the exceptional con- tributions of those talented professionals who are essential to bluegrass music. The IBMA Momentum Awards highlight early-stage professionals making their mark on bluegrass mu- sic and the mentors and others involved in the industry who provide guidance and support. This year's honorees were Mary Beth Martin, Shelby, NC, ex- ecutive director of the Earl Scruggs Center, Kara Kundert, San Francisco, CA, executive director of Bluegrass Pride, Adam Kerr, Baltimore, Maryland, marketing and operations director for the successful Charm City Bluegrass Festival and Maria Wallace, Yorkshire, England, musician and director of True North Music. J.T. Scruggs, who attended the awards luncheon said, "We are so proud of Mary Beth's contribution to our city, county and state by bringing excellent exhibits to us and fostering relation- ships across the world as we celebrate Earl's legacy." The International Bluegrass Music Association holds its an- nual meeting in Raleigh, NC. It continues through the week with classes, seminars, exhibits, concerts and more. The Earl Scruggs Center and the Don Gibson Theatre are projects of Destination Cleveland County, Inc., a citizen-driven, award winning, unique public/private partnership, a non-profi t 501©3. Submitted by ESC Offi ce Earl Scruggs Center's executive director, Mary Beth Martin. Earl Scruggs Center Director Recognized by International Organization