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Page 6 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 www.rutherfordweekly.com AUTOS-UCKS NEED SOMEONE TO TAKE over payments on 2009 PT Cruis- er. 704-923-4580 AUTOS-TRUCKS 1972 MONTE CARLO Sharp, excellent condition, all original, $6500 or best offer. Please call 704-692-9016 or after 7pm 704- 481-0709. 1987 C30 CHEVY TRUCK 1.5 ton metal bed with workable Tomlift. 350 engine, 3 speed, au- tomatic trans. New battery, elec- tric f-pump & front disc brakes. In- spected, ready to go, $2600 obo. 704-739-5961. Thursday, October 28-November 3, 2010 AUTOS-UCKS 1987 LE 150 DODGE RAM PICKUP 4X4, short bed, auto- matic, tool box, liner, new tires, 77,432 miles. $1800. Please call 704-538-0495. AUTOS-TRUCKS 1975 FORD ELITE All original 65,600 miles, PS, PB, AC, 351W, 2-barrel, full vinyl hardtop, runs great! Must see to appreciate!!. $2500, Shelby, NC 704-300- 1032. 1988 FORD BRONCO II Lots of new parts, runs great, only $1500 or best offer. Please call 704-473- 2904. Friday Oct. 29 4:00-6:00 p.m. Mt. Pleasant Church Country Fair Country Fair & 6th Ole Time Ole Time 108 E. Main Street from 4:00 - 6:00 PM on Friday, Oct. 29 GRAND PRIZE - 1 YEAR’S SUPPLY OF PRECISE PET FOOD FOR YOUR DOG OR CAT!! PROVIDED BY FOREST CITY PETS Downtown Forest City Open House!!! Friday, Oct 29th, 6:00 - 8:00 PM Visit our downtown restaurants: City Table, Forest City Diner, The Brewhouse, and Old Blues BBQ. All open til 9 PM Music at the Fountain - the Inside Out Band will perform - bring your lawn chairs. Many stores will be open until 8 PM Downtown Forest City Open House!!! Friday, Oct 29th, 6:00 - 8:00 PM Visit our downtown restaurants: City Table BBQ — 112 Powell St. Forest City Diner — 146 E. Main St. The Brewhouse — 106 W. Main Street Old Blues BBQ — 107-111 W. Main Street The following stores will also be open: Kitchen by Design — 111 W. Main St. Family Dollar — 116 W. Main St. Antiques & More — 136 W. Main St. Dovetails & Rusty Nails — 115 E. Main St. Forest City Mowers (The Heating Store) — 174 E. Main St. Forest City Pets — 141 Thomas St. AND 145 E. Main St. AND LOOK FOR THE OPEN SIGN ON OTHER STORES AS WELL AND LOOK FOR THE OPEN SIGN ON OTHER STORES A WELL AND LOOK FOR THE OPEN SIGN ON THEIR STORES AS WELL!! Music at the Fountain - Bring you lawn chairs! Sponsored by the Forest City Merchants Association and the Forest CIty Office of Downtown Development. For more information call 828.247.4430 or Visit www.forestcityevents.com Aiming Outdoorsmen Toward Christ oward Christ I can remember the days when noth- ing else mattered except getting an op- portunity to arrow a deer. I never thought about how far I would have to drag a deer or what terrain I might have to overcome, or how long it may take me to get all of the “post hunt” activities done. Before, it never mattered. Now it does. I don’t remember the fi rst time I heard the news that the approximate time be- tween pulling the trigger on a deer and getting back home and sitting down in one’s recliner, was three hours, but I’ve never forgotten it. We’ve all heard that the work starts after shot. And boy is that true. When you think about giving the deer time to expire, fi nding it, fi eld dress- ing it, checking it in, and beginning the processing of the meat, it’s easy to see that a three hour time frame is just about right. The older I’ve gotten, the more I reference this truth. Now, each time I go hunting, I begin to assess my situa- tion with this three hour rule in mind. If I choose to arrow a doe at 7:00 pm, I can know that it will be at least 10:00 pm be- fore I’m ready for bed. And since I’m an early riser, 10:00 pm is pushing it. You get the idea of how I develop my hunts now. If you want to give my new perspective an explanation, you can say that I am just counting the cost and remembering that SHOP AT HOME! WITH A CLICK WITH A CLICK my decisions have consequences that many times last longer than the original decision. The Bible says we reap what we sow. This is a familiar farming term to most of us. The way one unknown author ex- panded upon this truth was this; “We reap what we sow, more than we sow, and longer than we sow.” Again, we country folk, know this to be true. Part of my desire to count the cost in deer hunting comes from learning to count the cost in other areas of my life. Many of these lessons came the hard way and the scars are still left as perma- nent reminders. Perhaps it’s these scars that cause me to apply the same princi- ples to my deer hunting. And it might be that the “three hour” rule has served as a good reminder for me to make sure that I understand how long the effects of my next, more important decision, may last. ©Community First Media Community First Media Fri. 4pm-9pm Sat. 10am-6pm November 5th Great Food! Country Store, Crafts, Vendors & More! For information, call Waynette Wells at 828-245-0346 RIDES & GAMES FREE MEMBER OF THE FAMILY FUN FOR EVERY How To Make Your Car Disappear... Simply Advertise in the Classifi eds and get results quickly! Place Your Ad 828-248-1408 www.rutherfordweekly.com Mt. Pleasant Church 397 Mt. Pleasant Ch. Rd. Forest City th annual annual 397 Mt. Pleasant Ch. Rd. Forest City Invites you to our 5th AUTOS-UCKS 1995 CHEVROLET SILVERA- DO, short bed, 4x4, 350 automat- ic, runs good, straight body, 190K plus miles. $1800 or best offer. Please call 865-684-5336. AUTOS-TRUCKS 1963 NOVA 2DR Post Rolling Chassis, was V-8, 4 seepd car. 1973 Nova Drag Car, 4:88 ear, roll cage lightened. Please call 704-418-0290. 1999 GMC SONOMA 4x4, Ext Cab, automatic, 86,000 miles, nice truck, $7200. Please call 704-750-4820. 2005 KIA SEDONA EX MINIVAN Captain’s Seats, DVD player, 120,000 miles, runs excellent, $5000. Please call 704-750- 4820. 1999 CHEVROLET VENTURE, body excellent condition. 1999 Pontiac Montana, one runs, needs repair, 2 for $1750. Please call 828-429-5001 or 828-429- 5858. 1985 FORD F250 DIESEL, Jas- per engine, automatic, tan and burgundy, $3500.00 Please call 828-429-6149 or 828-429-7052. OF THE MOUSE! OF THE MOUSE! classifieds

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