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Page 30 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 www.rutherfordweekly.com Watch your favorite channels and save when you bundle TV with ® Internet or Home Phone. Call (828) 245-1633 to start saving today! www.yournorthland.com Offer ends 9/30/11. See www.yournorthland.com/offers for details. e TV TV STARTING AT $2999 FOR SALE PER MO ALBERT JOSEPH PAULIN Mr. Albert “Al” Joseph Paulin, 78, of Union Mills, passed away Monday, May 2, 2011. A Memorial Service was held at Second Baptist Church. Military honors will be provid- ed by the Rutherford County Honor Guard. Mr. Paulin served our country in the U.S. Navy, Naval Operations Specialist, served in Korea and the Persian Gulf. He was preceded in death by his parents, Albert and Hilma Paulin. He is survived by his wife, Barbara Beverly Paulin of the home; 1 sister, Theresa Dubreuil of Canada; 2 broth- ers, Francis Paulin of Canada, and Ray Paulin and wife Anne of Toronto, Canada; and a number of nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers, memori- als may be made to: Second Baptist Church, 191 Green Street, Rutherfordton, NC 28139. Crowe’s Funeral Home & Crematory, Rutherfordton, NC is serving the family. LORENE HUDLOW LOVELACE Mrs. Lorene Hudlow Lovelace, 85, of Forest City, NC passed away Tuesday, May 3, 2011. Services were held at Smith Grove Baptist Church. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. Mrs. Lovelace was pre- ceded in death by her par- ents, Claude Hudlow and Lillie Mae Smith Hudlow; 3 sisters; and 1 brother. She is survived by her hus- band of 67 years, Clarence Lovelace; 1 daughter, Wanda Blanton and husband Sam of Forest City; 1 son, Guy Lovelace and wife, Melanie of Norwalk, CA; 2 brothers, Andy Hudlow of Barnwell, SC and Hayden Hudlow and wife Ethel of Forest City; 2 sisters, Maxine Jolley and husband Donald of Rutherfordton and Brenda Dalton and husband Troy of Forest City; 6 grand- children; and 2 great-grand- children. In lieu of flowers, memo- rials may be made to: American Cancer Society, 120 Executive Park, Building #1 Asheville, NC 28801. Harrelson Funeral Home, Caroleen, NC is serving the family. Please sign the guest book at www.harrelsonfuneralhome.com TALAMAGE WEASE Mr. Homer Talamage Wease, 87, of Long Road, Prosperity, SC passed away Thursday, May 5, 2011. Services was held at Goodes Creek Baptist Church. Burial followed in Hicks Grove Baptist Church Cemetery. Mr. Wease was preceded in death by his wife, Lula Coggins Wease; his parents, George W. and Lula Cash Wease; 1 brother; and 4 sis- ters. He is survived by 1 daugh- ter, Linda Long and husband Donald of Prosperity, SC; 2 grandchildren; and 6 great- grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, memori- als may be made to: Goodes Creek Baptist Church, 453 Goodes Creek Church Rd., Mooresboro, NC 28114; or Mount Pilgrim Lutheran Church, 223 Mount Pilgrim Church Rd., Prosperity, SC 29127. McKinney-Landreth and Carroll Funeral Home, Cliffside, NC is serving the family. Please sign the guest book at www.mckinneylandreth&carrollfuneralhome.com EDGAR LANE Mr. Edgar Lane, 74, of 903 S. Broadway, Forest City, NC passed away Friday, May 6, 2011. No formal services are planned. Mr. Lane was preceded in death by his parents, Worth Edgar Lane and Cora Bradley Lane; 3 children, Juanita Lane, Bobby Lane, and Lynn Young; and 8 brothers and sisters. He is survived by his wife of 55 years, Juanita Greenlee Lane; 1 son, Isaac Lane; 3 daughters, Birdie Bradshaw, Florence Kennedy and Dorothy Lane, all of Lincolnton; 2 brothers, Clarence Lane and Charles Lane, both of Rutherfordton; 3 sisters, Lillie Jones of Cliffside, Ann Hamby of Statesville and Sue Lane of Rutherfordton; 3 grandchildren; and 1 great- granddaughter. In lieu of flowers, memo- rials may be made to: Harrelson Funeral Home, 1251 US Highway 221A, Forest City, NC 28043 to help defray funeral costs. Harrelson Funeral Home, Caroleen, NC is serving the family. Please sign the guest book at www.harrelsonfuneralhome.com BILLY “PREACHER” DEE TURNER Mr. Billy “Preacher” Dee Turner, 76, of Caroleen, NC passed away Saturday, May 7, 2011. Services were held at Harrelson Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow in Providence United Methodist Church Cemetery. Mr. Turner was preced- ed in death by his parents, Darvin D. Turner and Estelle Sisk Turner; and 1 brother, David Turner. He is survived by his wife of 43 years, Elizabeth “Lib” Turner of the home; 2 sons, Barry Turner of Caroleen and Marshall Turner and wife Peggy of Forest City; 1 daughter, Sandy Turner Oliver and husband Archie of Rutherfordton; 5 sisters, Margaret Head of Gastonia, Patsy Edwards and husband, Lewis of Shelby, NC, Myra Connor of Caroleen, Christine Hodge of Alexander Mills, and Debra Coffey and hus- band Tindale of Sandy Mush; 5 brothers, Herman Turner and wife Nancy, Frank Turner and wife Helen, and Brannon Turner and wife Etta Mae, all of Caroleen, Donald Turner of Alexander Mills, and Broadus Turner and wife Alleen of Mooresboro; 5 grandchildren; and 6 great-grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, memori- als may be made to: Hospice of Rutherford County, P.O. Box 336, Forest City, NC 28043. Harrelson Funeral Home, Caroleen, NC is serving the family. Please sign the guest book at www.harrelsonfuneralhome.com Unload Your Boat. & Get Hooked Up with a Personal Water Craft. 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Also, childs 70cc four wheeler for sale, great condition! 828-289- 8305 for details on all. DID YOU KNOW? RUTHERFORD ROUNDTABLE CONGRATULATES CINDY ADAIR The Rutherford Roundtable extends congratulations to Cindy Adair of Rutherfordton who graduated from the North Carolina Rural Eco- nomic Development Institute at the North Carolina Rural Center for Economic Development. She now joins more than 800 other North Carolinians who since 1989 have participated in the Institute and have become a part of a larger alumni network of leaders. As a REDI graduated she will have the opportunity to participate in advanced training and continuing education. The Rural Economic Development Institute is one of several efforts the NC Rural Center efforts undertakes to ensure that rural communities are equipped with skilled, committed and informed leaders. The program is com- mitted to building a base of strong, capable leaders to help improve the economy and quality of life of rural North Carolina in that, the fu- ture of rural North Carolina resides in the hands of leaders who can bring about positive change, especially during the most challenging economic times. While other Rutherford citizens Celia Davenport, Ronnie Connor, Curney Parker, Amy Shehan, Stanley McEntire have participated in the Institute since 1989. The Roundtable seeks to encourage other interested citizens to consider the Institute for the 2012 session. Cindy learned about the Institute in a special program presented to Rutherford Roundtable by Melody Adams of the NC Rural Cen- ter who provided an overview of various programs, grants, and other opportunities of the Center. She too encouraged Roundtable participants to consider the Leadership Development Institute. Cin- dy decided that this was a great opportunity both for her as a small business owner of Bela Mia Designs and as the part-time events coordinator for Rutherford Town Revitalization. She long has been an advocate for her town and her county and has spent countless hours in volunteering with RTR, the Rutherford Chamber and other organizations. Once Cindy made the decision to make application for the Insti- tute, she too submitted a request for a scholarship and in a highly competitive selection process was chosen both as a participant and as a scholarship recipient. Even with her busy schedule, she attended in nine days of classes, three days at a time, over three months. The classes were scheduled at the North Carolina Rural Center Training Center in Raleigh. In between classes, she had homework assignments and was given the opportunity to put their skills into action back in their communities. “The Town of Rutherfordton and Rutherford County is extremely fortunate to have Cindy Adair, not only a resident of the community but one who has demonstrated her commitment to positive change in our county and community. I am sure she will continue this ef- fort to work to create positive change numerous ways as a REDI graduate, “ says Frankie McWhorter, Roundtable coordinator. For more info on the Institute, see www.ncruralcenter.org.

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