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September 19, 2013

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Page 12 - Rutherford Weekly www.rutherfordweekly.com 828-248-1408 Attention Hunters & Fishermen, We Want Your Outdoor Photos! Subm t o ph to or Submit your photos for ub your ha c o your chance to be featured o fe tured d in the Sportsman's Corner* h portsman s o ner* er* Sportsman's Corner PETS PETS - LIVESTOCK AKC REGISTERED TINY TOY POODLES 2 males, Potty trained. $1200 ea or take 2 brothers for $900 ea to keep them together! Excellent companions. Born 05/03/13. Will be 4.5-5 pounds. Solid black & black &d white part. Pedigrees on hand. Nonallergenic. Don't shed. Raised in home. Parents on sight. Socialized. Indoor home ONLY. 704487-4270. Leave message. RETAIN RIGHT TO REFUSE SALE. 2 FEMALE MINI LOP RABBITS Cages & accessories, $50. 704692-8311. TAKING DEPOSITS CKC Miniature Dachshunds. Dapples, black brindle, parti. Also taking deposits on CKC Yorkies. 5 females 1 male. 704-477-7188. FARM/HEAVYEQUIP FARM EQUIPMENT JOHN DEERE 450B CRAWLER Front end loader, (clam shell), excellent condition, $13,500. 704538-5946, 704-538-9255, 704600-7127, 704-692-4260. 10 FT, 3PT HITCH, Taylor Way bushhog. Used 20 hrs. Like new cond. Barn kept. $2600. 980-2419010. 1946 H FARMALL TRACTOR Restored Like New! 704-4840836 after 5pm. 6 FT. BOX BLADE with ripper teeth. Like new. Used 1 time. $475. 704-473-7336. 6' BUSHHOG FINISHING MOWER. Like new. 555B Ford Backhoe w/new engine. 704-538-7358 after 6pm. FARM & GARDEN FARM GARDEN Em il Photo @RutherfordWeekly.co E Email • Photos@RutherfordWeekly.com l Photos Ruth rfordWeekly Rut ord kly. kl Mail Drop O f 69 utl Road ores City NC 8043 Mail or Drop-Off • 369 Butler Road • Forest City, NC 28043 Dr ty, *Publisher has the final decis on of which photos appear in print, per available space. Publishe bli h blishe s h fi a e isi n ision si w wh c p tos appe tos pea o e ri pe rint, per availabl pace. in er ai bl pac b a Thursday, September 19-September 25, 2013 OUTDOOR TRUTHS By Gary Miller Aiming Outdoorsmen Toward Christ I've always prided myself on trying anything once. Now that doesn't mean that I throw all caution to the wind and do things like swim with alligators, but GARY MILLER generally I'm game for giving something a first shot. This especially goes for food unless its worms, bugs, and slugs. That's where I draw the line. Over the years I've made my way through the lines of many wild game dinners. I've eaten everything from turtle to buffalo. I've also tasted my share of seafood. I love crab legs, but I've also tried a few squid as well. And then there's the common pig. If you live in the south you've heard that when it comes to a pig, you can eat everything but the squeal. If you can't fry it then pickle it and somebody will eat it. I'd just like to have been with the first person who cut a pig's ear off and said, "I wonder what that tastes like?" The good thing about all of this is that nothing is going to waste and that all parts are deemed important. As I sit in my chair at my computer, I look at the wall in front of me. There in a frame is a turkey feather. Not the turkey but a feather of the turkey; and not one of the long beautiful tail feathers but one of the shorter, less attractive ones. What makes this feather of value is that someone has painted a beautiful picture of a gobbler in full strut right in the middle of it. They have made the unimportant important and the worthless of value. They have taken the lesser part of the turkey and turned it into one that's desirable. Sometimes we think that our contribution to mankind is of no value. We think that because our worth or beauty is not seen immediately that it must not be very important. That couldn't be further from truth. Nothing that God has created is meant to go to waste. He has given all of us worth. He has deemed all of us important. Some in life may be considered part of the plumage. They may, seemingly, be more beautiful and noticeable than others. But tell me what would that old tom do if he had all of his long beautiful tail feathers and was bald everywhere else? Those twenty-some feathers may look good to us but on a cold rainy day I'm sure he had rather have those hundreds of little ones that keep him warm and dry. 10 BOXES OF GeoPath SoftCurve Pathway Stabilization System. Designed to hold pathway fill gary@outdoortruths.org material in place, ensuring a neat & tidy path free of ruts & waterwashout furrows. Each box makes 4'x22' path. Normally $60-$80 per CORN FOR SALE. Cleaned 50 box. $40 per box or make offer on lb bags, $9 per bag. Call anytime. all 10 boxes. 828-489-7701. 704-482-6010. FARM GARDEN FARM & GARDEN ~ www.outdoortruths.org FARM GARDEN FARM & GARDEN POWER KING TRACTOR Hydraulic 3 point hitch, $1200. 704472-4844. COME FOR THE TEST DRIVE, LEAVE WITH CASH SAVINGS. DRIVE GREEN CHALLENGE 2013 703 North Post Road (Hwy 180) Shelby, NC 28150 AND OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 10 AM - 3 PM www.JamesRiverEquipment.com

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