Shelby Shopper Shelby NC
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Page 8 - shelby shopper & info - 704/484-1047 www.shelbyinfo.com Thursday, February 17-February 23, 2022 12 MO/12,000 MILES POWERTRAIN COVERAGE ON MOST CARS. 704-750-4472 *OAC Plus Tax, Tag, Doc Fees. Plus Many More to Choose From! 2009 2009 NISSAN NISSAN ALTIMA ALTIMA Silver, Nice, Silver, Nice, 146,000 Miles 146,000 Miles. 2007 2007 HYUNDAI HYUNDAI SONATA SONATA Black, Black, Grey Cloth, 130,000 Miles. 2010 VOLVO VOLVO S40 S40 Silver, 131,000 Miles. Silver, 131,000 Miles. 2014 2014 DODGE DODGE AVENGER AVENGER White, Tan Cloth, 106,000 Miles. White, Tan Cloth, 106,000 Miles. 2009 2009 TOYOTA TOYOTA CAMRY CAMRY Grey, 154,000 MILES. 2008 2008 KIA KIA SPECTRA SPECTRA Lt. Blue, Only 65,000 Miles. Lt. Blue, Only 65,000 Miles. y, 2013 2013 CHEVROLET CHEVROLET SONIC SONIC Red, Gas Sipper, 130,000 Miles. Red, Gas Sipper, 130,000 Miles. ON LOT FINANCING NO CREDIT CHECKS! 2004 Shelby Rd., Kings Mountain, NC 2004 Shelby Rd., Kings Mountain, NC (3/4 Mile From Ingles) 2009 2009 SATURN SATURN VUE VUE Red, Nice 138,000 Miles. Red, Nice 138,000 Miles. 2006 2006 HONDA HONDA ACCORD ACCORD Burgundy, Sunroof, Burgundy, Sunroof, 2010 2010 HONDA HONDA CIVIC CIVIC Burgundy, Grey Cloth, Burgundy, Grey Cloth, Only 98,000 Miles. 2010 2010 2015 2015 NISSAN NISSAN ALTIMA ALTIMA Red, Black Cloth, Red, Black Cloth, 104,927 Miles. 104,927 Miles. t Plus Many More to 2007 2007 HONDA HONDA CRV CRV Black, Leather, Loaded, Black, Leather, Loaded, 150,000 Miles 150,000 Miles Sale Conducted By: Elliott/Dixon Auctions LLC. 1512 Burke Road • Shelby, NC 28152 704-472-5000 NCAL#3806 6.75% SALES TAX NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS Go to auction zip.com (7760) to view listing and see pictures. SAT., FEB. 26 TH ,10:00 AM 525 S. WASHINGTON ST., SHELBY, NC ANTIQUES & FURNITURE: Baker Mahogany w/Inlay Hunt Board, Mahogany Original Sleigh Bed, Mahogany Repro Silver Chest, Pecan DR Table. Oak Hall Tree w/Beveled Mirror, Tables, Sewing Machine Stand w/Marble Top, Lighted Cabinets (Beige, Mahogany, Curio), Mahogany 13 Colony Secretary, Howard Miller Grandfather Clock, Pine Dry Sink, Victorian Ladies & Gentleman Chairs, Chairs (Antique, Armless Slipper Rocker, Channel Back, Victorian, Parson's, Spindle Back w/Cane, Hitchcock), Red Cabinet, Open Chinese Cabinet, Duncan Phyfe Sofa, Walnut Drop Leaf Table, Walnut w/Marble Table, (2) Walnut Tables w/Drawers, Fern Stands, Empire Dresser w/ Crystal Pulls, Oak Bachelor's Chest, Victorian Loveseat, Antique Piano Chair w/Back, Couch w/ 2 Pillows, Maple Acorn Twin Beds, Maple Chest & Dresser w/Mirror, Burl Maple Slant Top Desk, Tea Table, Screen (Panels). METAL ITEMS: RS Silver on Copper Tea Service, International Sterling Silver Pine Tree (96 Pieces), Misc Silverplate Items. MISC: Lamps (Large Selection), Antique Column Clock, Numerous Prints, Pictures, Oil & Needlepoint, East Lake Mirror, Flanders Wicker Set, Outdoor Statues & Bird Bath, Linens. CHINA,GLASS & PORCELAIN: 13 Original Colonies Plates, Crystal Stems, France Depose C. Ahrenfelot Limoges, Lenox Jefferson Dishes, Russian, Duncan & Miller (Wisteria) Stemware (At least 8 of each stem), Aqua, Green, Pink, Blue & Cranberry Glassware, Cumberland Dishes, Figurines, Clear Glass AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: Mrs. Judy Geitner has sold & closed on her S. Washington St. home and is downsizing. She moved to Shelby from Charleston, SC several years ago and brought some very nice antiques & collectibles. She has many items from the Geitner home in Hickory, NC ESTATE (LIVING) AUCTION MRS. JUDY GEITNER Sale Conducted By: Elliott/Dixon Auctions LLC. 1512 Burke Road • Shelby, NC 28152 704-472-5000 NCAL#3806 6.75% SALES TAX NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS Go to auction zip.com (7760) to view listing and see pictures. SAT., FEB. 19 TH ,10:00 AM 1512 BURKE RD. SHELBY, NC ESTATE (DECEASED) AUCTION VEHICLES & MOTORCYCLES: 2012 Dodge Ram 1500 Hemi 5.7 Liter Truck, 2002 Chevrolet Impala, 2006 Honda CP, 1993 Honda Accord EX, 2005 Honda CRV, 2011. Harley Davidson FLHXSE2 Screaming Eagle Motorcycle. PISTOLS: S&W Semi Automatic 40, Lorcin Model 1380 Semi Automatic 380, AMT KURZ Semi Automatic 9MM, Davis Industries D38 Derringer 38 Special, Phoenix Arms Model HP22A Semi Automatic 22, S&W Model HP22A Semi Automatic 22 Long, (2) S&W Revolvers, S&W Snub Nose Revolver 38 Special, S&W Revolver 22 Long, Raven Arms Model MP 25 Semi Automatic 25. SHOTGUNS: Remington Model 2 Automatic 12 Gauge, New England Firearms Handy Rifl e Limited Edition Single Shot 243, SPM Double Barrel 410, JC Higgins Model 58314 Bolt Action 15 Gauge, Remington 1187 Sportsman w/Red Dot Opt. Automatic 20 Gauge, ER Amantino Double Barrel 20 Gauge, Virginia Capes Model 522 Double Barrel 20 Gauge, Stevens Model 940A Single Shot 16 Gauge, Aciens Antique Double Barrel, Remington 870 Express Pump 12 Gauge, Harrington & Richardson Topper Model 88 Single Shot 410. RIFLES: Henry Youth Shooting Sports Lever Action 22, Thompson Center Fire White Mountain Carbine Black Powder 50, CBC Long Rifl e Bolt Action 22, (2) Remington Speed Master 552 Bolt Action 22's, Remington Target Master Bolt Action 22, Remington Model 550 Bolt Action 22, Winchester Model 67 Bolt Action 22, Marlin Model 795 Bolt Action 22 w/Unbranded Scope, CBC Bolt Action 22, Savage Arms Model 487T Bolt Action 22. OTHER: (2) Unknown Antique & Unknown Model Black Powder Guns. FURNITURE: Grandmother Clock, Bob Timberlake King Bed & Glass Top (For Display) Coffee Table, Mission Desk, End Tables, Trunk, Oak Pedal Sewing Machine, Martha Washington Sewing Cabinet, Depression Server, Console, Prestwick Chest. TOOLS: Coleman Powermate Generator, Miller Welder, Misc Tools (Hand & Electric). MISC: Howard Miller Clock, Copper Utensils, Metal Small Cars & Trucks, Christmas Streets & Main Street Memories, Pfaltsgraff Dishes, Prints (Signed) & Pictures, Costume Jewelry, Baseball Cards, Texaco Wings of Texaco Airplanes, Delta McKenzie Bow, Quiver & Arrows, Pepsi Clock, COCA COLA ITEMS: Lamp, Clocks, Wooden Crates, Bottles, Leather Jackets, Barbies, Telephones, Kayak, Misc Coke Items. CATAWBA VALLEY POTTERY: Joe Reinhardt & Ronald Jordan. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: The guns, furniture, tools & model cars are an Estate (Deceased) from Albemarle, NC. Coke items are an Estate (Deceased) from Mooresboro, NC. The Vehicles are from local attorneys that have Estates or Guardianships to settle. Guns will be paid for on the day of the auction & will be picked up by American Tactical & Pawn Inc. 501 N. Lafayette St., Shelby after they are sold on Saturday. If you purchase a gun you can pick it up after 1:00 pm on Monday February 21st. $20 will be charged at that time. ListentoLife.org LISTEN TO LIFE by Dr. Joey Faucette You probably don't remember it, but what was it like trying to learn to tie your shoes? If you were like most children, it was something new to you which meant that you had to learn how to do something that you'd never done before. And you might have wanted to get it right the fi rst time. But you didn't. So you kept trying and trying to tie your shoe. Your mom or your dad continued to show you how, maybe even teaching you a little song or saying to help you get it. Or, maybe it was your teacher who patiently worked with you to learn how. You had to make a few mistakes before you got it right. In fact, you may have wondered if you'd ever learn how to tie your shoes. But then that magical moment burst forth when you tied your shoe and said, "I did it!" And you did it again and again. You wanted to tie everything you could fi nd just to prove you could. But you never would have learned how if you had been afraid of making mistakes. You'll make some mistakes today. Keep on doing life until your magical moment bursts forth and you Live Positive in a negative world. Do you remember what it was like trying to tie your shoes for the very fi rst time? The bass fi shing tournaments are getting ready to start with a vengeance. Once they begin, each weekend will offer another opportunity to fi sh for money. All bass tournaments have pretty much the same rules. Two fi shermen, one boat, and the fi ve biggest fi sh by weight, win. Some men will literally come to blows in pursuing fi rst prize. And fi rst prize can be worth lots of money, even in the smaller tournaments. As I have said before, these types of events touch both the competitive and outdoorsy side of men. It's enough fun to fi sh but add in beating somebody in the process and winning cash to do it, makes it an addictive potion. Most of the time, each team will spend the fi rst few hours on the water just trying to catch any size fi sh. The immediate goal is to get fi ve fi sh in the boat. After (or if) that is accomplished, the goal changes. Now it's time to cull the smaller ones that are already in the live well, for bigger replacements. Remember, it's the fi ve heaviest fi sh. Sometimes the technique changes just for the purpose of perhaps catching less fi sh, but bigger ones. Again, the lesser ones get tossed back in when a better quality one is caught. And there are occasions when some good fi sh are thrown back because a great one is caught. Our life is somewhat like these bass tournaments. We know we only have room for so many things in our live- well. Each one of these can be of little or great importance. Our life's pursuit and God's desire for us is to constantly add something that has a greater value than what we already have. What we have to remember, however, is sometimes we must get rid of something which is of great worth in order to add something else that is priceless. This decision always comes with a mixed sense of both loss and excitement. As we mature, we understand it just has to be that way. It's just like that exercise shirt you once wore that said, "No Pain. No Gain." This is so true. But never forget, what you give up now will not seem so great a sacrifi ce when you get to the weigh-in. These types of sacrifi ces will always put you in the money. By By Gary Miller Gary Miller Aiming Outdoorsmen Toward Christ www.outdoortruths.org gary@outdoortruths.org GARY MILLER