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November 03, 2011

Rutherford Weekly - Shelby NC

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Page 4 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 www.rutherfordweekly.com SPECIALS OF THE WEEK! AUTO SALES 1002 Polkville Rd. (Hwy. 226 N) • Shelby, NC 704-482-4112 Hrs: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 10-5:30 • Wed. 10-3 Now Open Sat. 11-4 VISIT US ONLINE AT www.buy5starauto.com 1999 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SE 4 Door, Auto, Leather, Newer Motor 1999 TOYOTA CAMRY LE 4 Dr., Cold Air, Auto 2000 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM LE 4 Door, Auto, Power Everything! FIVE TIPS TO GET YOUR HOME READY FOR WINTER General Dentistry Jeffrey D. Hall, D.M.D., P.A. Hours: 8:30-5:00 420 S. Broadway • Suite 104 Forest City, NC 28043 828-248-9100 Accepting New Patients AUTOSRUCKS 1997 E420 MERCEDES BENZ. Good condition, new tires, 169K miles. White w/gray leather inte- rior. Needs brake work. $5000 or best offer. Please call 704-300- 0807. AUTOS-TRUCKS 1995 CHEVROLET BLAZER, 2WD, 4 door, white, light grey interior, 4.3, V-6, auto. Interior fair shape. Runs great. 704-692- 2481. 2001 TOYOTA TUNDRA 4x4, auto, 22" rims. Nitto tires, $7950. 704-692-6384. Most Insurances Accepted AUTOSRUCKS QUICK CA$H!! Cars & trucks running or not. We pay top $dol- lar$. Batteries, $5. Check us out! Rick @ 704-470-7476. AUTOS-TRUCKS 1995 TOYOTA 4RUNNER 4 wheel dr, 4x4 auto, $2950. Con- tact 704-692-6384. 2002 DODGE RAM Quad Cab. Auto, very clean, 2WD, $5950. 704-692-6384. 2005 CHEVROLET Trailblazer LT, V-8, Ext, loaded Bose sys- tem. $9800. 704-297-1000. BANKRUPTCY AUCTION COUNTRY KETTLE RESTAURANT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12TH • 10:00 AM 335 COLLEGE AVE. • Shelby, NC DIRECTIONS: Hwy 150 between Shelby and Boiling Springs, NC. The restaurant is located on the right before you get to the stop light in Boiling Springs. (21) Brown Top Pizza Tables; (30) 3' X 3' Metal Bottom Tables w/Solid Surface Tops; (10) 6'X30" Metal Bottom Tables w/Solid Surface Tops; (198) Ladder-back Chairs; True Pizza Refrigerator Prep Station (Stainless Steel, 2 Coolers w/Removable Cutting Boards) on Wheels; Stainless Salt & Pepper Dispensers; Salt & Peppershakers; B buck- eye Fire Extinguishers; Red Plastic Booster Seats; 264 Salsa Servers; Gemini System 300/L Coffee Maker w/2 Satellite Servers; Bunn TB30 Tea Brewer w/2 Tea TDos & 5 Reservoirs; Carlisle Poly Black Serving Carts; Proprint Time Clock & Card File; Edlund 31 lb. Scales; (3) Amco Chrome 4'X2' Racks w/Shelves (6' High); (3) Chrome Racks on Wheels 3'X18" w/5 shelves (6' High); Pizza Screens (16", 14" & 12"); Pizza Pans (16", 14" & 12"); Glass Coffee Pots; Oval Trays; Stainless Steel Pizza Paddle; American 75 Gallon Gas Water Heater; Plastic Garbage Cans; Stainless Steel 3 Compartment Sink w/ Double Drain Boards (105"X27"); Stainless Steel Single Sink w/Drain board; Black Aprons; Libbey 16 oz. Glasses; Libbey Plastic 8 oz Glasses; Vollrath 20 qt. Pots; Cam- bro Glass Drainers; Stainless Steel Pans; Vollrath 12 qt. Pan; Coffee Servers; Carisle Small Bowls; Plastic Water Pitchers; Stainless Steel 4' Shelf; Fry Baskets; Misc. Plastic Items; Misc. Utensils; True Double Door Refrigerator (54" Wide X 7' High X 30" Deep) Stainless Steel on Rollers; Beverage Air Double Door Freezer (5'Wide X7' High X 32" Deep); Stainless Steel Tables w/Bottom Shelf (6'X30"); Black Plastic Busing Trays; 800 lb. Manitowoc Series 800 Ice Machine; Stainless Steel Prep Sink (One Sink w/Side) Shelf on the Bottom (30"X42"X4'); Stainless Steel Prep Sink w/Sink 29 ½"X43"X45 ½"); Full Stainless Steel Pans; 8'X10" Stainless Steel Shelf; Hatco Glo-Ray Food Warmer; Hobart 2 Basket Gas Fryer; BK Fry King 10 Gallon Gas Fryer; 6 Burner Gas Stove w/ Oven; Electric Kook-Rite Kooker; Hobart Convention Oven; Select Grill (4'X2'); Stain- less Steel Table (2'X5'); Ansul 9 Head 20' Vent System Exhaust Hood; Everest Refrig- eration Prep Unit w/Refrigerator on Bottom; Crescent Warmer w/2 Trays; Steam Table (2) Stainless Steel w/4 Steam Trays (Cabinets underneath); (2) Counters w/Cabinets for Storage (One has Sink 30" X 8'); Mop Bucket; Full Stainless Steel Pans; Full Stainless Steel Covers; Full Baking Pans; Next Day Gourmet Platters; Next Day Gourmet Salad Bowls; Next Day Gourmet Bowls; Next Day Gourmet Cups; 6' Stainless Steel Shelves (10" Wide); 8' Stainless Steel Shelf; Brown Chair Seats; Red Chairs w/Metal Seats (71); 116"X70"X7' Cooler w/Compressor; and Lighted "Country Kettle" Neon Sign. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: The entire contents of the Country Kettle Restaurant will be sold at public auction. Please note that the items should be paid for on the auction date & should be removed by Wednesday November 16, 2011. If you buy the Ansul System you will be given additional time but the building must be re- paired where the system is removed from. Sale Conducted By ELLIOTT/DIXON AUCTIONS, LLC 1512 Burke Rd. • Shelby, NC 28152 • Auction Firm #3806 (704) 472-5000 • (704) 472-5060 elliott-dixon@carolina.rr.com • elliottdixonauctions@yahoo.com Auctioneers: Joyce Dixon Elliott NCAL#2949 • SCAL #3137R Ralph S. Elliott • NCAL #3507 • SCAL #3012R Announcements Made Day Of Sale Supercede Printed Materials Go To: auctionzip.com to see complete listing & color pictures KEETER FORD • LINCOLN • ROUSH OUSH Awar ward Winning Service & Parts Dept. ts Dept. Hours: Mon. - Fri. 7:30am until 6pm Sat. 8am-1pm Sales Hours: Mon. - Fri. 8:30 am until 7pm Sat. 9am-5pm 1775 E. DIXON BLVD. • SHELBY, NC • HWY. 74 BYPASS AT HWY. 180 704-482-6791 • www.keeterford.com For best price on carports for RVs & camping trailers, call PANDA! *Experienced Dealer* Panda World Self Storage- Parking Build on Site - 8x8 up to 12x32 •Masonite •TI-11 •Log Siding • Vinyl Siding Office: 828-286-4359 • Cell: 386-717-4492 1301 US Hwy. 221 S. Rutherfordton NC www.wix.com/pandajohnston/panda-johnston-home vice Horse Barn- $ 2,598.00 Plus Tax AUTOSRUCKS 2007 TOYOTA PRIUS HYBRID, 114K miles, auto, all power, extra nice, 49 mpg. $8950 obo. 704- 472-1429. AUTOS-TRUCKS 1987-91 FORD 4WD parts or whole. 1989 Toyota 4WD 4x4 p/u for parts. 1985 Toyota ext cab pick up for parts. 1968-72 Ford truck parts. Small block Chevy motor, automatic transmission. 1987 Dodge 4x4 long bed, 318 motor, 4 speed. for parts or whole. 1968- 72 Ford parts. 1996 4x4 Z71 Chevy, 350 auto 3dr, cruise, tilt, ext cab, PW, DL. 22RE Toyota motor. 1974 Ford long bed, auto. 1996 Chevrolet 371, ext cab, 3 dr, 4x4. 8"x15" alum wheels for Ford Pickup. 704-538-9742. 2007 DODGE CALIBER, 66k miles, runs good, $6500. 1993 Chevy S10, 90k miles, $1000. Please call 828-429-3770 or 828- 657-9056. 1989 FORD BRONCO II XLT, au- tomatic, 4x4, two owners, V-6, 16" wheels and tires. Never off road. Jim @ 704-418-3071, 704-480- 8708. 2800 or best offer. "Great for Winter Weather". 2001 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN. Navy blue, 3rd row seats, DVD. $6000 obo. Please call 864-425- 0979. SELL US YOUR CAR (ARA)- It may not be winter yet, but do not wait for it to arrive to start getting the house ready for the coldest months of the year. Preparing a home for winter will take time and should not be rushed. Neglecting certain projects or carelessly complet- ing them can lead to major system failures, extensive dam- age and in extreme cases even health problems. "Procrastinating can cost you when it comes to getting ready for winter," says Rhonda Hills, of Kudzu.com. "Systems that are not ready for heavy use can falter or even fail. This can be a recipe for disaster." The home experts at Kudzu.com recommend the following actions to get the home ready for the cooler temperatures ahead. Have the chimney inspected and cleaned - If you have a wood-burning fi replace, the inside of the chimney can be a dirty place, and this has the potential to cause some problems if not addressed. Over time a com- bustible material called creosote can build up on the inside of the chimney. If not regularly removed, this substance can catch fi re, causing major damage to the home and resulting in serious injuries or even death. Chimneys should be inspected and cleaned by a professional at least once a year to ensure all creosote is removed and the chimney is ready for use. Get the furnace serviced - Heating systems will be putting in a lot of overtime as the temperatures plummet, and it is important to have them serviced so they can handle the load. Well maintained systems will operate more effi ciently, which lowers heating costs. They will have a longer lifespan too. During an inspection, the heating expert will evaluate and clean the heat exchanger, ensure the burners and pilots ignite properly, clean the system's blower and more. Seal all air ducts - Air ducts can be punctured, torn or become disconnected, all of which will cause heated air to spew into the attic, basement or crawlspace before it reaches the home's interior. These leaks waste a lot of energy and can cause heating bills to be much higher than they should be. To ensure all of the heated and cooled air that is being paid for makes its way into the living space, patch and repair all ducts as soon as possible Add insulation - According to the U.S. Department of Energy, 80 percent of homes built before 1980 are not well insulated, so chances are your home is not as insulated as it should be. Adding insulation is one of the fastest, cheapest ways to retain heat and save on heating bills. Insulation is available in a variety of materials and is rated by R-values, or how well the insulation resists the transfer of heat. Insulation needs will vary by region and are dependent on local climate conditions and heating costs. Protect pipes and exterior faucets - Freezing temperatures can wreak havoc on pipes and exterior faucets. As water freezes, it expands and can burst plumbing lines and fi xtures. These ruptures cause a great deal of damage to the home and leave homeowners with some very expensive repairs. Before cooler temperatures settle in, wrap all exposed plumbing in insulation to ensure the pipes are ready for the worst Old Man Winter can dish out. Visit Kudzu.com for more home improvement advice or to fi nd a highly rated professional in your area who can help you get your projects done. AUTOSRUCKS $CASH FOR JUNK$ Cars, Trucks, SUV & Vans. Pay top dollar! No one beats our pricing, 24hr pickup service. Cash on the spot. Title or no title. Please call 828-289-5719. AUTOS-TRUCKS 1995 FORD AEROSTAR Ext. Van, 207k miles, V6, auto, runs good, SALVAGE TITLE, hit in rear, Mustang wheels, new bat- tery, $950. 828-429-4691. No Appointment Necessary. Certifi ed Appraiser On Site. Top Dollar for Your Vehicle. AUTOSRUCKS AUTOS-TRUCKS 1989 CROWN VICTORIA, 5.0, 118K miles. $1900. 2001 Taurus SEL, $1800. 704-300-1955. CASH MONEY FOR JUNK Cars, Trucks, SUVs & Vans. Will beat any price. Call 7 days a week, 828-223-3857. 1963 GALAXY 500, 4 door, 289 auto, $2800 OBO. 1985 F150, 6 cylinder, 4 speed granny gear, $1500. 704-600-7938. WE BUY JUNK VEHICLES. American Auto Recycling. Please call Loyd, 704-891-2226. 1994 CHEVROLET ASTRO VAN, 4.3 V-6, auto, front rear air, great shape, $1400 OBO. Must see to appreciate! 828-289-7452. 1976 FORD F150 XLT, long bed, 390 auto, air, runs good & looks good, $1595. 704-538-9604. 2001 FORD FOCUS ZX3, 4cyl, 5spd, cold air, PW, PDL, sunroof, 168k miles, good gas mileage, nice, $2500. 828-289-7742. World The friendliest storage units in town Ask about our 5%* *Carport & metal buildings only. Building Needs discounts! Financing Available! For your Come with Braces! AUTOSRUCKS AUTOS-TRUCKS 1988 CADILLAC SEDAN DEV- ILLE, $1500 OBO. 1989 Ford Truck, $1800 OBO. 1995 Nissan 200SX, $1800 OBO. All in excel- lent running condition. Please call 704-470-7476. 1998 HONDA ACCORD 2 door, V6, auto, sharp, $3800. 828-289- 2341. 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