Rutherford Weekly - Shelby NC
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Page 8 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 www.rutherfordweekly.com Thursday, March 30-April 5, 2023 AUCTION CLIFFSIDE AREA FIRE DEPARTMENT (DONATED HOUSE) 508 HICKS GROVE ROAD, MOORESBORO, NC This auction is for a house donated to the This auction is for a house donated to the fire department by the Befesa Zinc Metal. fire department by the Befesa Zinc Metal. AUCTION IS FOR HOUSE ONLY. AUCTION IS FOR HOUSE ONLY. NOT THE LOT ON WHICH IT SITS. NOT THE LOT ON WHICH IT SITS. House must be moved and lot cleaned up. House must be moved and lot cleaned up. House sells for cash, not contingent upon financing. House sells for cash, not contingent upon financing. A cleanup deposit will be required at purchase and A cleanup deposit will be required at purchase and will be fully refunded and returned upon satisfactory will be fully refunded and returned upon satisfactory cleanup. cleanup. Simmons house movers will be at auction Simmons house movers will be at auction to give moving prices. to give moving prices. A/C Unit goes with house. A/C Unit goes with house. House is 2000 + or - heated square foot. House is 2000 + or - heated square foot. Garage is 600 + or - square foot. Garage is 600 + or - square foot. ©Community First Media Community First Media Call Jay Norville: 828-305-2465 or Keith Norville: 828-305-3965 to view prior to sale. See auctionzip.com for photos. Auctioneer ID#6194. License: 6559 • NCAFL#10587 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. VEHICLE: 2003 Aura 3.2 TL Sedan. ANTIQUES & FURNI- TURE: Walnut Chippendale Corner Cupboard, English Oak Queen Anne Cupboard, Cherry Hepplewhite Bed, Mahogany Chippendale Bed, Sheraton Mahogany Bed, Mahogany Secre- tary Desk, Chippendale Mahogany Side & Arm Chairs, Wind- sor Chairs, Blanket Chests, Tables inc. Banquet (Hepplewhite Cherry), Chests inc. Highboy CHINA, GLASSWARE & POT- TERY: Dale Costner Shelby, NC Face Jug, Face Jug signed Mike Vale, NC, Stemware, Barware, Henriot Quimper (France), Royal Worchester "Engagement", Churchill (England), Orange & Blue Oriental. SCULPTURES: Y, Remington Bronze, Vital- eh Bronze, Moreau Bronze, Warrior by Remington plus oth- ers. RUGS: 15 +- Persian, Indian & Iran Rugs (different sizes). PEWTER: Large selection. GOLF ITEMS: Variety of names. MISC: Books, Electronics, Computer, Art Work, Prints, Pictures, Brass, Old Newspapers, Dyson Vacuum, Sterling, Knife Boxes, Record Albums, Mirrors, Clocks, Ryobi Saw. APPLIANCES: Kenmore Refrigerator, Whirlpool Washer & Dryer. RINGS: Sap- phire, Ruby, Mexican Fire Opal, Topaz, Emerald, Pink Tounya- line, Burma Red Spivel, Crystal Opal, Lemon Quartz, Rubellite Tourmaline, Oval Blue Spinel plus cases of unset semiprecious stones. WATCHES: Stauer, Geneve (Swiss), Invit, Daniel Mar- tini, Stuhrling plus others. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: Elliott/Dixon Auctions LLC is very privileged to do the Estate Auction of Mr. William Dixon Lack- ey (Bill). Mr. Lackey was raised in Shelby but lived most of his adult life in Virginia where he was the Parliamentarian & Jour- nal Clerk of the US Senate. He loved government, politics, golf, antique furniture & jewelry including watches & rings. His es- tate consists of many lovely antique pieces of which he had a complete list & their descriptions. I have borrowed his list to advertise this furniture. Don't miss this auction! ESTATE AUCTION (DECEASED) WILLIAM DIXON (BILL) LACKEY SAT. APRIL 1 ST 10:00AM 905 HAWTHORNE RD., SHELBY, NC TERMS: Cash, Checks w/Bank Letter of Credit if you are not known to the Auction Company, Credit Cards (3% added) 6.75% Sales Tax added if you do not have a tax ID. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS. Article Provided By: Jean Gordon. Jan B. Cook Photo. Flossy Teal Diva waits patiently for the newest update on Beth Miller's Teal Diva 5K race team to support research and awareness for ovarian cancer on May 6 in Charlotte. Others are invited to join the Rutherfordton-based team either in person or virtually. To learn more about how to donate and support ovarian cancer survivors, visit https.//runsignup.com/bethsbest. Rutherford Weekly will keep you updated on the race. Renee Breazeale will share stories and thoughts about turning adversity into opportunity at Isothermal Community College next month. Breazeale will talk to students, faculty, and staff on Thursday, April 6, at noon in the Library Auditorium. The event is also open to the public at no charge. Breazeale is a small- town girl who grew up in a trailer park in Marshville. After leaving home at 17 and with a failed attempt at affording college, she lived out of the trunk of her car as she worked her way through several positions at a bank into an industry entirely new for women, which led to her being one of the fi rst females in outside industrial sales. Five years later, she started her own company because she felt she had what the other companies didn't - heart and passion. She created a sustainable business model and developed long-term relationships worldwide. Breazeale sold her industrial fastener company in 2019 and is looking forward to sharing the lessons she obtained throughout her life as a successful entrepreneur and learning how to rise above adversity to thrive in a manner that she calls "Victory… In Time." For more information on the program, contact Saundra Clay at 828-395- 1576 or sclay@isothermal. edu. Speaker will talk about adversity, opportunity Article Provided By: Jean Gordon Renee Breazeale We have some exciting news about the wild side of our staff. Meet the newest member of our animal ambassador team, Valentine the Virginia Opossum! Valentine joined us in February after spending time at Lees McRae's May Wildlife Rehabilitation Center. Valentine was brought to rehab last summer after her mother was hit by a car while Valentine and her siblings were in her pouch. Even after physical therapy, Val was determined to have hind leg deformities that would leave her vulnerable to predators in the wild, so she could not be released. However, she can have a good quality of life in an educational facility like Chimney Rock! Virginia Opossums are a very special species of wildlife in our area. They are North Carolina's state marsupial (and our only native marsupial). Though many people are frightened by them or dislike having them in their yards and neighborhoods, opossums are very important and helpful animals for our ecosystem due to their unique adaptations. Opossums are unlikely to contract rabies due to their low internal body temperature. They are also able to consume snakes, including venomous ones! Opossums eat large numbers of ticks and fi re ants, so think twice before chasing them off. As with all wildlife, our relationship with wild opossums is best when we give them space and let them do their thing. We are very excited to have Valentine on our team. You can visit her at our Animal Discovery Den, or look for her at one of our upcoming Animal Encounters. Our Wilder Teammates Article Provided By: Chimney Rock at Chimney Rock State Park Special Olympics of Rutherford County is hosting the Spring Games on April 27 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at R-S Middle School, said Allison Kennedy, Special Olympics Rutherford County Co-Coordinator. There is a need for volunteers to assist with the games, to set up and to break down the games. To volunteer for this event, please sign up by March 31 at: https://specialolympicsnorthcarolina.volunteerlocal.com/ volunteer/?id=71958 Special Olympics Spring Games needs volunteers Article Provided By: Jean Gordon Email news and events to events@rutherfordweekly.com or go to or go to www.rutherfordweekly.com www.rutherfordweekly.com to submit online. to submit online. Have interesting news about your business or organization? Email it to us! Email it to us!