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Page 10 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 www.rutherfordweekly.com Thursday, September 15-September 21, 2011 AUTOSRUCK AUTOS-TRUCKS 1988 GMC 1500 PICKUP long- bed w/liner, runs good, no rust, 350, dual exhaust, power win- dows, 145k miles, $1950. 828- 247-6369. UTILITY TRAILERS, CARGO, DUMP, CAR HAULERS, EQUIP- MENT TRAILERS. CUSTOM ORDER WELCOME. PARTS, SERVICE, ALL BRANDS. J. JOHNSON SALES, INC. 828- 245-5895. You Yo Anothe Did e Another Famous North Carolinian... Penny Fuller • Actress Did Realize...ealize... Increase your chances of avoiding the Flu this season! Flu Shots Available at Smith's Drugs Monday through Friday 9:00am-5:00pm $ 30.00 Medicare Part "B" and Medicare Advantage Plans will pay for the fl u shot. 139 East Main Street, Forest City 828-245-4591 er Famous North Carolinian AUTOSRUCK JUNK VEHICLES WANTED! No title required, must have ID, picking up 24/7. Paying highest prices around period. All vehicles bought comes with 2 free large pizzas included. Paying minimum $300 cash & up depending on size of vehicle. Please call 828- 202-1715, 828-447-4276. Also, buying school buses, RVs, over sized vehicles & catalytic con- verters. AUTOS-TRUCKS FAMILY TO FAMILY SUPPORT GROUP Penny Fuller • Actress She was born on July 21, 1940 in Durham, North Carolina. She has been active as an actress from 1962 to present day. Penny attended Northwestern University in Illinois. She then went to New York where she made a name for herself on Broadway. She debuted in "Moon Besieged" in 1962 and later appeared as a replacement in the original productions of "Barefoot In The Park" and "Cabaret". After several Shakespearean productions, she won critical acclaim for her portrayal of the outwardly sweet but inwardly subversive Eve Harrington in "Applause" (1970-1972). She also did the musical version of "All About Eve" with Lauren Bacall. Her last musical was RIchard Rogers 1975 fl op about Henry VIII. She has continued to work in musicals. Recent years has found Miss Fuller back on Broadway. She also has extensive television work to her credit. Her most memorable was her Emmy winning performance as Mrs. Kendal in the television version of Bernard Pomerance's play "The Elephant Man" (1982). Meetings held the 3rd Thursday of the month 6:30 - 8:00 PM at United Way of Rutherford Coun- ty: 668 Withrow Rd., Forest City. NAMI-Rutherford/Cleveland Support Group is specifi cally geared to the parents, grand- parents, spouses, siblings, adult children and close friends and relatives of persons suffer- ing from severe and persistent mental illnesses. The illnesses covered are: depression (unipo- lar), manic depression (bipolar), schizophrenia, obsessive com- pulsive disorder (OCD), border- line personality disorder (BPD) and other neurobiological brain disorders. These meetings are confi dential and a safe place to talk with other families members going through the same experi- ences. We Are Families Helping Families! You are not alone! For info call Betty at 704-434- 5166 or 704-583-0845. MENTAL ILLNESS AUTOSRUCK QUICK CA$H!! Cars & trucks running or not. We pay top $dol- lar$. Batteries, $5 Check us out! Rick @ 704-470-7476. AUTOS-TRUCKS 2004 CHEVY SILVERADO, ext. cab, two tone, leather, auto- matic, fully loaded, 62,200 miles, $13,500. 850-896-1697. BOATS BOATS JUST IN TIME FOR FISHING! 21 ft SunTracker Fishing Barge, Sig- nature series w/Trailstar 610 trail- er. New front & rear swivel fishing seats. Trolling motor. 40HP Mer- cury outboard motor, runs great! Priced to sell at $6900. Call David at 704-477-0953. 18' 2003 FISHERMAN Pontoon boat, 40 HP Mercury outboard, drive on trailer, new Bimini top, $6000 OBO. Please call 828-429- 9175 . Miller's Mums Large Variety • Locally Grown FALL FLOWER SALE 1969 Darlington Rd., Rutherfordton Closed Sunday 828-288-3581 BOATS BOATS 1999 MIRANDA SKI BOAT, 19 ft., 4.3 Mercruiser, low hours, trailer included, $6500. 828-247- 4889. 1984 RANGER BASS BOAT, 374V/18ft, Mercury 150 outboard. Ranger trailer, Minn Kota Trolling motor, Hummingbird fish finder. Great Boat! Owned this boat for 17 yrs. $4000. Day 704-434- 7993, evening 704-473-5575. VIEW OUR DIGITAL EDITION ON-LINE AI ED TION ON-LINE AT VIEW OUR DIGITAL By Gary Miller Aiming Outdoorsmen Toward Christ Every fall the big box hunting stores have their sales and specials. Most of the time, these particular days includes semi- nars from national or regional pros. Many pro staff members of hunting companies are also asked to stand in and endorse certain brands or products. This weekend I stood in for PSE Archery at one of the Gander Mountain stores. These are good opportunities to meet new people and talk up the upcoming hunting season while promoting your brand. What was really neat about this par- ticular weekend was how Gander Moun- tain and PSE came together to allow us to hold a small church service on site. Gan- der provided the room and PSE provided a new bow to be drawn for. It was a great morning as I spoke to about 20 individu- als. The end of the service was capped off by little Emma winning the bow. Our winner was only 8 years old. As her dad joined her, I handed Emma a ready-to- shoot bow including a dozen arrows to go with it. She had everything she needed to hunt to her wonderful potential. But as you can imagine, Emma would have to grow into her gift. As I thought about that event, I was reminded of what a great illustration this was of a particular Bible verse. In Colossians 2 it says, "For in Christ dwells all the fullness of the God- head bodily. And you are complete in Him." It simply means that Christ has all of God and if we have Christ, we too have all of God. We have everything we need to be all that God has called us to be. Nothing is missing or lacking. But just like Emma, we may have to grow into all parts of the gift that we have received. Our prayers ought never to be for God to give us more, for this is impossible. But it ought to be that God would "grow us up" in the faith so that we might "fi t" all the gifts He gave us when He poured Himself into our lives when we placed our trust in Him. www.outdoortruths.org Outdoor Truths ©Community First Media y Please call ahead to schedule a time to receive your flu shot.

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