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Thursday, October 20-October 26, 2011 www.rutherfordweekly.com BUY HERE PAY HERE 1992 Honda Accord EX "Cash discounts any price" 2004 Chevrolet Aveo You Yo Anothe Did e Another Famous North Carolinian... George Grizzari Actor Did Realize...ealize... 828-248-1408 Rutherford Weekly - Page 23 er Famous North Carolinian George Gr zzard Actor George Cooper Grizzards, Jr. was born on April Fools Day, April 1, 1928 in Roanoke rapids, North Carolina. He passed away in Manhattan, New York on October 2, 2007 at the age of 79. He was an actor of both fi lm and stage. He appeared in more than 40 fi lms and dozens of television programs and a number of Broadway plays. He was an only child and grew up in the Washington, D. C. area from the age of 7. He was an extremely versatile performer and much sought after performer. He memorably appeared as an unscrupulous United States senator in the fi lm "Advise and Consent" in 1962. His other theatrical fi lms included the drama "From the Terrace" with Paul Newman in 1960, the Western story "Comes a Horseman" with Jane Fonda in 1978 and a Neil Simon comedy "Seems Like Old Times". In recent years he guest starred several times on the NBC television drama "Law and Order" as defense attorney Arthur Gold. He also portrayed President John Adams in the Emmy Award-winning WNEET produced PBS mini-series "The Adams Chronicles." Grizzard made his Broadway debut in "The Desperate Hours" in 1955. He also appeared in the original production of $1,800 CA$H $ 2 door, 5 speed. 2002 Mercury Sable 4,995 4 door. 2005 Dodge Dakota "Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf?". In 1980 he won an Emmy for his work in "The Oldest Living Graduate". In 1966 he won the Tony Award for Best Actor in a Play for "A Delicate Balance". His last fi lm appearance was in Clint Eastwood's "Flags of Our Fathers". He was inducted into the American Theatre Hall of Fame in 2002. 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By Gary Miller By RutherfordWeekly.com Gary Miller Aiming Outdoorsmen Aiming Outdoorsmen Toward Christ oward Christ The pictures are fl ying in. They're coming from everywhere from Maine to Missouri and from Texas to Ten- nessee. The hunt is on. Bears and birds, ducks and deer; it seems that most hunters are fi lling tags and freezers. And the next two months will probably be even better as the ducks move south and the deer be- gin to rut. For years, the annual opening day Subscribe Online @ RutherfordWeekly.com Or Complete This Form And Mail or Drop-In Rutherford Weekly • 369 Butler Rd. • Forest City, NC 28043 Name: Address: Email: City: Phone : Zip: for hunting has been more like a na- tional holiday. It has been observed since hunting was actually segre- gated into seasons. And while the archer is the fi rst to get in the woods to chase deer; it is the opening day of rifl e season that has become the most anticipated day. This day brings out not only the serious outdoors- man, but also the guy or gal who simply looks forward to a few days each year of getting away with a few other folks, sitting in a hunting house, and waiting on a buck to enter the crosshairs of the scope on their gun. The old and young are both members of this great club and many times, the hunting cabin will be home to granddad, dad, and son during this special day. I'm always amazed at how hunt- ing and fi shing seems to bridge all sorts of generational, relational, gender, and even racial gaps. I know of nothing else that can be enjoyed with equal passion and requires lim- ited ability than the hunt. It is a great platform for relationship building and for imparting subtle wisdom to those who may need to hear the truths of life in an unintimidating setting. Even as I write, I am thinking about how I will try to guide my own grandson's life by taking him hunting and fi shing. The time waiting on fi sh to bite or a deer to show up will not be wasted or unproductive. It will be the real reason for our trip and the real har- vest will be long after the actually day itself. The hunt will simply be his marker to remember. And while he may be able to tell others about his success in the fi eld, he will hopefully recall a life lesson that helped mold the man he wants to be. www outdoortruths.or www..outdoortruths.org Kidsville News makes reading & learning fun, and is the area's favorite children's newspaper! Distributed monthly to all k-5 students in Cleveland, Rutherford & Polk County Schools. 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