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September 08, 2011

Rutherford Weekly - Shelby NC

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Page 20 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 DeRisi Body Shop & Auto Sales Serving Cleveland and Surrounding Counties Since 1982 Hail Damage, Dents? Call DeRisi ? Mustang Parts Available! BUSINESS SER- VICES BUSINESS SERVICES NEED BUSINESS CARDS TO PROMOTE YOURSELF & YOUR BUSINESS? 1000 raised print business cards starting at $29.50 + tax. Shelby Shop- per & Info, 503 N. Lafayette St, Shelby, NC 704-484-1047 or Ru- therford Weekly, 369 Butler Rd, Forest City, NC 828-248-1408. SANTOS ROOFING; Siding, Carpentry, Shingle Roofs, Metal Roofs, Architect Shingle. Free estimates. 828-657-4820 or 828- 289-5979. CASH MONEY FOR JUNK Cars, Trucks, SUVs & Vans. Will beat any price. Call 7 days a week, 828-223-3857. / P DeRisiMustangs.com BUSINESS SER- VICES BUSINESS SERVICES PAINTING: I PAINT APART- MENTS and rental properties. Very experienced, professional results, at competitive cost. Rob- ert, 704-487-2815, free quotes. PRESSURE WASHING HOUS- ES, walkways, driveways. Houses starting at $125 and up. Walkways, Driveways, $50 and up. All walk- ways & driveways cleaned with surface cleaner. 704-466-2219. MAC'S LAWN CARE, free quotes with reasonable rates. Serving Shelby and Kings Mtn. 704-616- 0398. COMPUTER PROBLEMS? We will come to you. Call 704-297- 9838. Sandy Plains Annual Barbecue New House, N.C. ALL YOU CAN EAT Saturday, September 10th 12 Noon until 8pm Ole Timey Pit Cooked Barbecue Pork & Chicken French Fries, Slaw, Pickles, Hush Puppies, Buns, Cake, Ice Tea, Coffee Adults: $11.00 • Children: 6 to 10 Years $6.00 5 and under FREE Will Deliver 10 or more plates. We at Sandy Plains welcome and will appreciate your participation in our Annual Barbecue. Whole Barbecue Pork Shoulder & Slaw for Sale $ 50.00 To Reserve Call: 704-434-2347 or 704-300-9000 Church Phone: Day of BBQ 704-434-6552 2410 W. Stagecoach Trail Polkville, NC rail 704-538-9956 Baxter Healthcare Inc. is the world's leading manufacturer of IV Solutions. It is our passion for excellence that leads to therapies that make life easier for countless patients battling critical diseases. Currently, we have oppor- tunities for: MAINTENANCE MECHANICS Paintless Dent Removal on Site 2-3 Day Turn Around In Most Cases! PDR Hours: M-F 8am-8pm Sat. 8am-8pm BUSINESS SER- VICES BUSINESS SERVICES THE WEATHERMAN'S All-In- One Service: Yard Clean Up, Landscaping and Pressure Wash- ing. Haul off trash, limbs, storm debris. Also clean out buildings, basements, clean gutters. Spread mulch, gravel, install stone walk- ways, raised flower beds, trim hedges. Pressure washing. See my work at www.theweather- mansgreatoutdoors.blogspot.com Call Robert 704-487-2815. YOU GROW IT, I'LL MOW IT. Waters Lawn Care. Free esti- mates. Rutherfordton. 828-287- 2550 or 828-305-8268. Get 'er Done! This position is located in North Cove, North Carolina, 15 minutes north of Marion. Positions are available on second, third and weekend shifts. Sup- port manufacturing by maintaining automated equipment, provide general trouble-shooting of electrical, electronic, mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic components and equipment in a progressive fast paced manufacturing en- vironment. The Company will supply tools. The successful candidate will possess the following skills/competencies: • Requires pro ciency in electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic and mechanical systems. • Ability to read and comprehend blueprints, schematics and ladder logic. • Experience with microprocessors and programmable logic controllers. • A minimum of 4 years industrial maintenance or military maintenance repair. As a global leader dedicated to building the best team in health care, Bax- ter offers competitive compensation and full bene ts. For consideration, please forward your resume, with cover letter, in strict con dence, to: Bax- ter Healthcare Inc., Attn: G. Good, PO Box 1390, Marion, NC 28752. E- mail: Gerry_Good@baxter.com Baxter is an Equal Opportunity Employer EOE M/F/D/V. EMPLOYMENT UNITED METHODIST CHURCH in Shelby seeks pianist/choir di- rector. 2.5 hrs per week, plus spe- cial services. Resume to Rev. Ann Duncan, aduncan@wnccumc.net EMPLOYMENT SEEKING REGISTERED NURSE with Home Care experience for full time position to start a new agency. Experience with Home Care is a must!! Must be a self starter and be able to market the new agency. Salary negotiable depending on experience. Must be able to start immediately. Con- tact Jill at 704-473-2220. UNDERCOVER SHOPPERS. Get paid to shop. Retail & dining establishments need undercover clients to judge quality & customer service. Earn up to $100 per day. 1-888-493-1947. THE OUTER LIMITS SALON & SPA of Boiling Springs is seek- ing 1 stylist for booth rental. Also available, 1 private room for Massage Therapist/Estheti- cian. Please bring resume to 318 McBrayer Homestead Rd. 704- 434-8008. EMPLOYMENT PARK TECHNICIAN Chimney Rock State Park is hiring season- al position: $7.73 per hour. Email chimney.rock@ncmail.net or 828- 625-1823 for information. EMPLOYMENT DENTAL POSITION AVAIL- ABLE. Seeking a warm, caring, responsible person with good communication skills. Dental office experience or dental as- sisting degree needed. If you are a team player and want to provide quality dentistry in a patient centered practice send resume to Michael Jackson DDS, PO Box 825 Spindale, NC 28160. AVON CHANGES LIVES! $10 Start-up/Earn 40%. Need Cash? Join Today! www.youra- von.com or call/text Wendy, 828-817-3564, 1-800-249-8428. PIN:5017. JOB FAIR. GCA SERVICES. Of- fering full time employment. Not a temp agency! Sept, 15, 2011. 9am until 3pm. Cleveland County Memorial Library. EMPLOYMENT WANTED EMPLOYMENT WANTED P & T HANDYMAN SERVICES: 25 years experience in electri- cal, plumbing, carpentry, decks & porches. Call 828-429-4160 or 980-234-7810. STRUMENTS CHERRY FINISH, French Provential Gulbransen piano with matching stool, in good condition. May need minor refinish. $750. 704-434-0219. MUSICAL IN- INSTRUMENTS MUSICAL ALTO SAX-CONN 20M New condition, $350. Sounds great. 704-466-7264. VIEW OUR DIGITAL EDITION ON-LINE AI ED TION ON-LINE AT VIEW OUR DIGITAL www.rutherfordweekly.com Thursday, September 8-September 14, 2011 By Gary Miller Aiming Outdoorsmen Toward Christ To cull means to select or separate. I fi rst learned the term at the lumber yard. I would see those who would cull the two by fours. They would lay aside the crooked ones and select the good ones. Fishermen use this technique all the time. After they catch a limit of fi sh, they'll begin to cull the small ones if a bigger one is caught. In deer hunting, culling is simply passing up one deer for another. This was a practice that I never participated in until a few years ago. I can remember when my motto was, "if it's brown, it's down!" That's probably an exaggeration, but I did let few deer pass. At that time, the limit was more plentiful and I was ignorant of the aspect of deer management. And my own desires were not the same. Today is much different. After taking my share of small bucks, I try to wait on more mature bucks and does. I can remember just last year, passing on an eight pointer in Ohio and thinking about my prior days when that particular deer would have been a no- brainer. That day I culled him, waiting on the possibility of a larger one. Now I'm not saying this approach is one that everyone should adopt. I'm afraid many hunters would stop hunting if this was the case. But for me, it's just a new challenge. In some states, it's easier to pass up smaller deer. The limit may only be one buck, so to shoot that four-pointer would bring a quick end to the season. Folks in these states learn the art of culling early. Some think that God must cull certain people – that He passes on individuals who are of lesser "quality." They envision God has a trophy hunter who only selects men and women who have impeccable character and no inferior qualities. And because most of us consider ourselves inferior, we think God must not want us. We don't consider ourselves the "trophy" type. The Heavenly Father is not that way. Not only does he want us, but He is pur- suing us just as a hunter pursues his prey. That means that we are a trophy to Him no matter how many fl aws we may have. And it means that He sees something within us that makes Him want to keep us as someone who is not just different, but special. www.outdoortruths.org ©CommunityFirstMedia ©Community First Media Outdoor Truths

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