Shelby Shopper Shelby NC
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Thursday, April 21-April 27, 2022 www.shelbyinfo.com 704/484-1047 - shelby shopper & info - Page 9 ACE Auction will be in the Green Hill community on Saturday April 23rd to conduct the estate auction of Richard Carpenter. Starting time will be 9 AM and we will have the auction rain or shine. There will be no cancellation but we will make provisions to keep everyone dry in case of rain. This one is as good as it gets. Quality and clean items. All equipment is name brand and in excellent condition. This is a no buyers premium auction, there are no reserves on any items, and by state law a 7% sales tax added to all purchases. Bring a chair and enjoy a few hours with us. There will be food available. Equipment: Kawasaki Mule 610XC with 154 hours. 4 X 4, front wench, has 6" scrape blade, windshield, and in mint condition. Husqvarna Z246 zero turn w/130 hours, Echo weed eater PAS 225, Sears battery charger, Troy Bilt 21" mower, Stihl MS170 chain saw, Husqvarna 125B blower, Remington hedge trimmer, B & D hedge trimmer, Homelite pressure washer, air compressor, and others. Collections: Large collection of Winross die cast advertising freight company trucks, large collection of perfume bottles, hand carved walking canes, old marbles, cup & saucers, and pocket knives. Partial Listing: Handmade cherry benches & tables, John Goodman 1 gallon Catawba Valley jar, rare E.S. Williams 1936 water color, kitchenware, leather sofa, leather love seat, bedroom furniture, multiple carvings from Japan & China, two hand carved blanket chest, kitchen table, outdoor patio set, 1930's Hubley toy race car, 1940's cap buster w/holster, Hot Wheels & Matchbox cars in original packages, 50's Corgi car, other older metal toys, American Heritage billiard table, Singer feather light sewing machine, Lakeside vise, wall display shelves, cast iron pieces including Griswold, vintage Alligator cast iron ashtray, old & new fi shing lures, 2 spinning reels on rods, Werner 8' ladder, aluminum ladder, black Frigidaire refrigerator, white Hotpoint upright freezer, large wooden hand carved eagle, large wooden handmade ship, multiple copper pots, pans, measuring cups & other, multiple items from Penn State University including a national championship football, handmade wooden inlay stool, air tools, saws, hand tools, 1950's ear fl ap type racing helmet, cedar wardrobe, early snow shoes, name brand mixers, cookers, like new pots & pans, heavy duty hand truck & appliance dolly, and way too many unusual & vintage collectible pieces in this auction to list them all. ESTATE AUCTION ESTATE OF RICHARD CARPENTER ( LIVING ) SATURDAY, APRIL 23 • 9AM NO BUYERS PREMIUM AND NO RESERVES ON ANY ITEMS IN THAT AUCTION. A 7% NC SALES TAX WILL BE ADDED TO ALL PURCHASES. PARKING IS TWO MINUTES FROM THE AUCTION AND THIS YARD IS A PERFECT PLACE TO BRING YOUR CHAIR TO ENJOY THIS ONE. RAIN OR SHINE. TENTS AVAILABLE IN CASE OF RAIN. SEE PHOTOS ON AUCTIONZIP.COM • AUCTIONEER #29763 ©Community First Media Community First Media 191 BIG CEDAR DRIVE, RUTHERFORDTON, NC 28139 Mark your calendar for this auction. Bring your chair and enjoy an extremely nice auction with us. There will be food and drinks available at this auction. Up for auction will be a Kawasaki Mule 620, lawn equipment, furniture, knives, vintage toys, collectibles, John Goodman pottery and more. We will accept phone bids and absentee bids by calling 828-429-2851. Terms: Ace Auction will accept cash and good checks with no buyers premium. A NC 7% sales tax will be add- ed to all purchases. All items must be paid for and re- moved on auction day. We reserve the right to add or delete items up to and including auction day. Any an- nouncements made on auction day take precedence over all other advertised material. Please be careful Ace Auction is not responsible for accidents or theft. Directions: Take 64/74 out of Ruther- fordton toward Lake Lure. This is in the Green Hill community. Turn just past Green Hill Baptist Church into Green Hill Farms. The auction is .6 miles on the left. There will be signs at the turn and at the house. For more information call Barry 828-429-2851. 122 Charleston Court, Spindale, NC 28160 Barry W. Ruppe NCAL #8332 - NCAF #9793 Phone (828) 429-2851 Keith Norville NCAL #6559 (Assisting Auctioneer) www.ncauctionace.com Ace Auction Company, LLC Communities in Schools of Cleveland County to Host Inaugural Oyster Roast As the days grow warmer and COVID num- bers decline, Communities In Schools of Cleveland County (CIS) is looking forward to hosting a festive event for the community through their inaugural Oyster Roast to be held at Spinning Leaf at The Vineyard on Thursday, April 28, beginning at 6:30. With a meal by platinum sponsor Dressing on the Side, the menu will feature options for everyone: oysters, shrimp, blackened chicken, baked potato bar, salad bar, and dessert. Tick- ets will include one drink, and a cash bar will be available through the venue. The event will also include live music, a silent auction, and a raffl e for a collection of board members' favor- ite wines paired with a certifi cate for a char- cuterie board from Dressing on the Side. A unique local offering twice postponed by the pandemic, the evening made possible through the support of gold sponsor Dr. Patrick Vollmer of Clinical Ophthalmic Research Ex- ploration (CORE), will create an opportunity for fellowship while supporting programming for vulnerable students in Cleveland County. CIS President and Chief Executive Offi cer Heather Bridges Moore says the organization is elated to be offering the event, as it not only provides a distinctive occasion for socializing, but it also creates a platform for awareness related to the needs of local students that sometimes go un- noticed. Many Cleveland County residents may be unaware of the signifi cant challenges facing local students, like trauma and a lack of sup- port at home that is expressed through behav- ior and poor school attendance that ultimately affects academic performance. "Our organization's role is to provide in- school and after-school services to those stu- dents who need extra support. We dig in to fi nd the barriers that may be going unnoticed, and we strive to mitigate them – whether it's fi nding a student a safe place to sleep at night or pro- viding school supplies and hygiene products to increase their preparedness and confi dence, we are here to help keep kids in school, what- ever it takes." Bridges Moore says. Tickets are $50 each or 2/$85 and can be purchased at cisofclevelandco.org/events. Festive coastal attire is encouraged but not required. For more information, call Commu- nities In Schools of Cleveland County at 704- 480-5569. Communities In Schools (CIS) is chang- ing the picture of education for students in Cleveland County. CIS combines the art of one-on-one relationships with the science of evidence-based programs, and mobilizes community resources and supports to achieve results by removing barriers that keep students from succeeding in school and life. The organi- zation also focuses on juvenile-justice-related programming to provide an additional layer of support for youth. Learn more about our Platinum Sponsor Dressing on the Side at www.dressingon- thesidecatering.com Learn more about our Gold Sponsor Dr. Pat- rick Vollmer of Clinical Ophthalmic Research Exploration (CORE) and the trials offered at the organization's ophthalmic research clinic at www.vitaeyeclinic.com Submitted by Heather Bridges Moore April 28th – 6:30pm Funds help local students stay engaged in school and develop goals for life. Motorcycles were on display at the Cleveland County Independent Bikers 9th Annual Bike and Car Show in Boiling Springs on Saturday, March 26th. All proceeds for the Show will go to the Cleve- land-Rutherford Kidney Association. – Jeff Melton photo The Cleveland County Independent Bikers 9th Annual Bike and Car Show was held at Western Dy- nasty building in Boiling Springs on Saturday, March 26th. The event included trophies for cars and bikes and food. – photo by Jeff Melton