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Thursday, April 30-May 6, 2015 www.rutherfordweekly.com 828-248-1408 Rutherford Weekly - Page 19 YARD SALES RAIN OR SHINE! BIG MULTI- FAMILY YARD SALE held at Rutherford Weekly Office: 369 Butler Rd., Forest City. Sat. May 2, 7am until. No early birds! Scrubs size 2XL, Name brand clothes such as American Ea- gle, Under Armor, woman's plus size, small and medium clothes, household items, furniture, mov- ies, games, toys, seasonal deco- rations, much more. You don't want to miss this one! COMMUNITY YARD SALE, May. 1 & 2, 7am. 2250 New House Rd., Shelby. Tables available. Bring your stuff! Sell out of car or truck. GIGANTIC SIDEWALK YARD SALE! Over 50 participating mer- chants & individuals. Sat. May. 2, 7:30am until. Historic Downtown Marion, NC. MOVING SALE, EVERYTHING MUST GO! Furniture, antiques, collectibles, houseware, clothes, lots more. Sat. & Sun., May 2 & 3, 7am-3pm. 140 South Glenn St., Ellenboro (across the tracks from the Lunchbox). YARD SALES BIG SALE: LOTS OF DVD's, Lots of Furniture, Comic Books, Costume Jewelry, Spotlights, decorations, Baby items, Books, VHS tapes, glassware, too many items to list. 158 Shady Woods Lane (Ruth Ridge) Rutherfordton. Early Birds Fri. May 1st, 6pm- 8pm. Sat. May 2nd, 7am-until. SAT. 5/2, 7AM UNTIL. 432 Har- mon St., Forest City. 7 families. Household, baby & maternity, toddler bed, clothing, stationary bike, much more. WE'RE FILLING UP SIDE DOOR WITH NEW AMAZING BAR- GAINS! All merchandise 70% to 90% off retail. Summer, Cloth- ing, Electronics, gifts & shoes. Sat. May 2nd 9am-5pm, next to Mighty Dollar, Forest City. CASH ONLY. FOR SALE TRAILERS, NEW 5x8, $499.99. J Johnson Sales, Inc. 828-245- 5895. FOR SALE FLOWER PETAL CEILING FAN with light kit, $30. Doll House book shelf, pink/white, $75, an- tique white desk, $50. 704-477- 6757. TRAILERS, LAWNMOWER TRAILERS, Flat Bed Trailers, Enclosed Trailers, Horse & Cat- tle Trailers, Saddlery. Check our prices and quality before you buy. Bridges Riding Equip- ment, Boiling Springs, NC. 704- 434-6389. BURGUNDY SOFA & burgundy loveseat. Good condition. Asking $400. 704-418-3308. MEDIUM BROWN 2 PC LIVING ROOM SUITE, almost new, $550. FREE coffee table set & lamps. 704-445-2288, leave mes- sage. 24' LOWE PONTOON, 75HP Mercury. Wese trailer. Rod hold- ers. Too much to list, $3000. Pd $2500 for trailer. 704-435-6125. Steve. 443 S BROADWAY, FOREST CITY • 828-247-1002 DARRELL'S AUTO SALES ©Community First Media Community First Media MORE ARRIVING DAILY 2009 HONDA ACCORD 2009 HONDA ACCORD Was $10,800 Was $10,800 NOW NOW $ 9,875 9,875 4 door, auto. JEEP WRANGLER 4X4 JEEP WRANGLER 4X4 $ 4,875 4,875 4.0 4.0 engine, engine, fuel inj., fuel inj., hard top & convertible, hard top & convertible, 1998 engine, new tires, SUMMER READY! 2009 FORD ESCAPE XLT 2009 FORD ESCAPE XLT ONE WEEK ONE WEEK $ 8,975 4WD, super nice! 1997 MERCEDES E420 1997 MERCEDES E420 WAS WAS $ 5,850 5,850 $ 3,875 3,875 Look at this price! WE'RE DEALING! 2005 CHEVY VENTURE 2005 CHEVY VENTURE $ 3,850 3,850 2004 HONDA ACCORD 2004 HONDA ACCORD $ 5,860 5,860 1988 JEEP 4X4 1988 JEEP 4X4 $ 1,150 1,150 2009 PONTIAC G6 GT 2009 PONTIAC G6 GT $ 8,975 8,975 Very nice car! Auto., leather, sunroof, sharp! 2006 HYUNDAI SONATA 2006 HYUNDAI SONATA $ 4,875 4,875 Nice car! Look at this price! 4 door. 2008 TOYOTA SCION TC 2008 TOYOTA SCION TC $ 8,975 8,975 5 speed CARS CARS starting at starting at $ 1,150 1,150 Hunter's Special! 2005 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 2005 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LIMITED LIMITED One Week Only One Week Only $ 7,875 7,875 Leather, sunroof, 4x4, fully loaded. 1997 FORD RANGER EXT 1997 FORD RANGER EXT CAB CAB $ 1,975 1,975 Better hurry, when it's gone, it's gone! Local trade. CASH SALE WANT OR NEED A NICE RIDE, WORTH YOUR DOLLAR? SEE DARRELLS AUTO SALES FIVE INDUCTED INTO RCS HALL FIVE INDUCTED INTO RCS HALL OF FAME OF FAME Photo Provided By: Kevin Bradley, Executive Director, Rutherford County School Education Foundation The Rutherford County Schools Education Foundation recently inducted fi ve members to the Rutherford County Schools Hall of Fame. The inductees were recognized during a gala held on April 25 at the Carolina Event & Conference Center. The gala was presented by Rutherford County Schools Education Foundation and The Robert & Janice McNair Educational Foundation, and was sponsored in part by Bryan A. King-Lakeside Mills, Inc. The 2015 Hall of Fame inductees were: Pearl Barnette - Inspired by her own teachers, Mrs. Barnette fell in love with the art of teaching and the idea of molding young lives. After graduating from college in 1946, she began her 32-year teaching career at the combined Union Mills and Alexander Schools. A home economics teacher, Mrs. Barnette brought her classroom alive with limited resources. Beyond teaching students to cook, sew, and become independent adults, she believed in teaching them valuable life lessons and spent extra hours after school with her students to ensure they were prepared to become independent adults. Mrs. Barnette found purpose and reward in mentoring the boarding school students, particularly those who were orphaned, to help them overcome their unique barriers. In 1976, Mrs. Barnette was selected Rutherford County Schools Teacher of the Year. As an active member of the Union Mills community, she encouraged her students to follow her example of community engagement. She received the Community Development Club's Woman of the Year in 1984, the Leadership Award in 1992, the regional Community Development Award in 1998, and a dedication award from the Alexander Schools Alumni in 2013. Chivous O. Bradley - First in his family to attend college, Mr. Bradley earned degrees in Soil Science and Agricultural Education in 1967 and a Masters in Education in 1971 from North Carolina State University. Returning to his alma mater, Bradley proudly served as a Chase High teacher from 1967 to 2001 where students benefi tted from his extensive knowledge of agriculture and his ability to help them develop their potential for leadership, personal growth and career success. Under his leadership, Chase High School's FFA gained regional, state and national recognition. Mr. Bradley played an infl uential role in shaping the lives of many students and future community leaders. His commitment to education continued during his work as a Rutherford County Commissioner from 2000-2008 when six new schools were built and four schools were renovated. Believing that a great education is a catalyst for success in life, Mr. Bradley helped set a foundation for teachers and community leaders to build upon for years to come. Chivous Bradley's work and life have provided a living example of the success that education, integrity, and a commitment to hard work can create. Joan E. King - During her 24 years as a teacher in Rutherford County Schools, Mrs. King taught at Oakland Elementary School, New Hope Middle School, East Rutherford High School and R-S Central High School. Early in her career, she realized that "one must be caring and compassionate to be a truly effective teacher." She worked to make learning hands-on and fun for her students whether it was creating a project, exploring rivers and rugged areas or examining specimens and samples. Never afraid to fail in her teaching methods, she would try anything if it meant giving her students a better opportunity to learn. Mrs. King was selected as the 1987 Rutherford County Schools Teacher of the Year and received the Layman's Award for Teaching. Mrs. King's positive impact on our community continued after her retirement in 1993 through her work as a McNair Mentor and as a Reading Buddy in our elementary schools. She was instrumental in establishing the fi rst Rutherford County Schools Education Foundation. Grateful for the opportunity to infl uence her students, Joan stated, "No amount of money, fortune or fame could equate the reward that teaching gave me." Stacey L. Lail, Jr. - A graduate of R-S Central High School, Stacy Lail returned to Rutherford County Schools in 1973 as a teacher and coach at New Hope Middle School. He continued his career at R-S Central High in 1977 where he taught Health & Physical Education and Automotive Technologies before retiring in 2003. In only 11 years, Lail's varsity boys' basketball teams amassed incredible statistics recording 253 wins and only 54 losses, winning a combined 14 conference, district and regional championships, and earning 2 NCHSAA 3A State Titles. His cross-country teams also enjoyed championship successes. In 1989, he began teaching in the Automotive Technologies department and garnered NATEF National Certifi cation for the program in 2002. Though his coaching successes are impressive, Stacy Lail's true legacy rests in his ability to motivate, his passion to mentor and his expectation of excellence. These characteristics created an indelible impact upon his colleagues and students, and provided a game plan for life beyond the basketball court. Shirley Powell - Believing in the powerful potential within each student, Ms. Powell strived to help each student realize the gifts and strengths that would make a difference in their lives. With 10 years of teaching experience, Powell brought her talents to Dunbar Elementary School in 1970 as a fourth grade teacher where she taught until 1995. Ms. Powell believed strongly in learning from her students so that she could become a better teacher each year. A leader in the implementation of centers and collaborative learning, she strategically grouped students to maximize learning in ways that facilitated collaboration and encouraged academic growth for each student. Ms. Powell created an engaging environment that made learning fun through projects, collaborative groups and hands on activities. Her students fondly recall her ability to make each child feel loved and special by having special nicknames, sitting with them and talking during lunch, and participating in activities at recess. She had a special gift for making each student feel as though they were her favorite. Shirley Powell will always be remembered for her creativity and the rapport she created with her students and their families. FOR SALE FOR SALE YARD SALES YARD SALES

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