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Thursday, March 3-March 9, 2011 www.shelbyinfo.com CAMPERS/RVs CAMPERS/RVs 37 FT 2000 WILDERNESS With 300 sq ft built on camper with pull out. Fully furnished. (3 flat screen tv’s) set up with metal roof and new deck on waterfront property on Lake Norman with boat ramp and pier, huge front yard. Has not been used a lot, looks new. Can be year around live in or vacation, campground has nice swimming pool. $47,500. Can send more pictures and informa- tion! 704-435-5570 or lisae@al- comservices.com 2003 HORNET 21 FT 3900 lbs, mint condition. Can tow with light weight truck or SUV, $6400. 864- 761-7281. CAMPERS/RVs CAMPERS/RVs 2004 CEDAR CREEK fifth wheel, 33ft, 2 slide outs. Excel- lent condition, $17,500. 704-300- 0693. 2001 TERRY ULTRALITE Camper. Made by Fleetwood RV, 21 ft. to 27 ft., very nice, $4500. 828-429-5311. WANT TO BUY: Pop-Up Camp- ers. Call 828-429-3935. CAMPERS/RVs FOR THE FOR THE CAMPERS/RVs 1999 DUTCHMAN LITE CAMP- ER. 19ft, sleeps 4, AC/heat. Like new, $5000. 704-974-9639. 2008 JAYCO 40TH ANNIVER- SARY EDITION CAMPER. 29ft. Well maintained, used very little. Stereo Surround Sound & Flat screen TV. Auto awning & electric tongue jack, max air vent covers & lots more. Asking $16,900. Clean and belongs to non smoker. Call 704-473-3297, John. Find your money saving at over 400 locations Every Thursday! Find your money saving Shelby Shopper & Info Shelby Shopper & Info at over 400 locations Every Thursday! Each week we reward one of our readers with $100. T This week we congratulate our “Lucky Reader of the Week”, Dovie Brooks. We spotted Dovie with her Shel- by Shopper & Info at Buren Hamrick’s Auto Body/Sales. You can fi nd your Shelby Shopper & Info every Thurs- da a c t d y at Buren Hamrick’s Auto Body Shop/Sales located at 803 S. Lafayette St., Shelby, NC and over 400 other convenient locations throughout Cleveland County and the surrounding areas. 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We cannot be saved regardless of how many “good works” we perform. Sal- vation only comes when we repent of our sins and express our faith in Christ. That seals the deal so to speak and se- cures our eternal relationship with God. However, if in fact we have made that profession there should be a radical change in our behavior. You may ask the question, “If I’m saved apart from anything I do, why do I have to do anything once I’m saved? Can’t I just keep living the way I used to?” The answer is no for a couple of reasons. First off, if you have been spiritually reborn you should have a desire to act in such a way that is pleasing to God. If God has spared your soul, you should feel compelled to offer him your body out of gratitude. Secondly,when a person becomes a believer the Holy Spirit enters into that individual, changing their very nature. And when someone’s nature changes (if indeed it has) their actions automatically follow suit. All this begs the question, can a person be saved and not live any differently than they always have? I don’t think it would be humanly possible and besides that, why would they want to? “therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has gone, the new has come!” (2 Cor. 5:17). g BOATS BOATS BOSTON WHALER BOAT, 14 ft, 25HP Johnson, Transit steering, with trailer. Good Crappie fishing boat, $900. 704-435-5644. 14’ SEARS FLAT BOTTOM Jon boat. Galvanized trailer, snap on seats, trolling motor plus 7.5HP motor. Motors need work, $750. 704-538-1022. ) BOATS BOATS V-HULL 16 FT. Fiberglass boat w/trailer, inboard/outboard, 120 HP, $900. 828-395-1855. 30’ WELLCRAFT SCARAB Cig- arette Style. Fast, twin 350SB Chevys Fresh Rebuilds, dual axle trailer, interior all new, sleeps 4, toilet, winterized, $5500. 828- 305-4680. Please Recycle This Paper Published Every Thursday 503 N. 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