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State Legislation: Possible
4th District Resuscitation?
Bills Passage Breathes New LIfe For Vonore Representation
With a nod to Mark
Twain, after he heard that
his obituary had been
published in the New
York Journal and said,
“The reports of my death
are greatly exaggerated,”
the BUZZ learned on
Thursday that a faint, but
apparently a regular, heartbeat
had been detected in
the still-cooling cadaver
that was the Fourth
School Board District.
The announcement of
its death, as reported in
the Thursday issue of the
BUZZ, may have been entirely
premature.
“The Tennessee House
(See 4th District pg 2)
A Day Of Groundbreaking Events
Officials with the Monroe County Board of Education and the Vonore Elementary School
symbolically break ground in the cool spring air of morning, a formal recognition on Thursday
for the school’s renovation blueprint that will provide a new library for the 60-year-old
structure and upgrades to its cafeteria, gymnasium, hallways and rooms, heating, air,
plumbing, windows and roofs, and countless other facelifts and improvements both inside
and out. The former town high school was first dedicated in 1951 and underwent subsequent
expansions in 1973, 1978, and the mid-90s and became the little kids’ primary school
when Sequoyah High School came into being 17 years ago.
On Thursday as well, school and education officials who
lined up at the exact site of where the new cafeteria is to be
built at Tellico Plains Elementary School put their feet to the
golden shovels and their shoulders to the task and strike
the emblematic first breaking of ground in anticipation and
with great excitement of next week’s full-bore start of the
facility’s long overdue planned renovation. Both projects –
Vonore and Tellico Plains - will be tackled simultaneously
in a massive construction undertaking and are scheduled
to take around a year to complete, an ambitious school
works endeavor that will cost an approximate $10 million.
A convicted sex offender
who allegedly had
unlawful contact with underage
children recently
waived this case to the
grand jury on Tuesday. At
the same time, two men
accused of burning
switchgrass bales accepted
Several methamphetamine
cases took center
stage in Monroe County
Criminal Court on Monday
as several meth defendants
pled to varying
offenses and acceptedvarying
sentences.
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Sex Offender Headed
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Switchgrass Arson Suspects to Get Court Hearing
a court date for a hearing
on multiple charges.
Charged on April 1 by
the detective division of
the Monroe County Sheriff’s
Department with two
counts of sex offender registration
and one count of
(See Sessions pg 6)
Drug Cases Hit Criminal Court
Meth Suspect Sentenced to Eight Years
Jeffery Wayne Miller
entered a guilty plea to initiation
of the process to
manufacture meth, a
move that earned him an
eight-year prison sentence
with the promise of pro-
(See Criminal pg 2)
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OBITUARIES
ROGERS, JAMES E., age
70, of Tellico Plains, passed
away 6:15 p.m. Tuesday,
April 17, 2012 at U.T. Medical
Center. He attended
New Providence Baptist
Church. He was a farmer
and was known for helping
others by plowing gardens
and doing bushhog work in
the community. Preceded
in death by parents, Francis
Eugene and Julia
Melissa Akins Rogers, several
sisters and brothers
and 2 nephews. Survivors:
sisters and brother-in-law,
Cornella Schueler, Yuma,
Arizona, Jeanette and Ted
Coffey, Knoxville; brothers
and sisters-in-law, Bill and
Nova Rogers, Madisonville,
Ben Rogers, Boyd and
Criminal
(Continued from pg 1)
bation after six months in
jail and a $2,000 fine.
Kenneth James Carter
pleaded to promoting the
manufacture of meth and
took a six-year sentence
and a fine of $2,000.
Bobby Joe Reagan Sr.
got an eight-year sentence,
suspended immediately,
for an initiation of meth
plea; he, too, was fined
$2,000.
Deborah Reagan pled
to the same charge and
took four years probation
and a $2,000 fine.
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Joyce Rogers, of Tellico
Plains; several nieces and
nephews. Memorial service
11 a.m. Saturday, Biereley-
Hale Chapel. Interment in
New Providence Cemetery.
Arrangements by Biereley-
Hale Funeral Home, Tellico
Plains.
STEELE, MELISSA age
43 passed away on Sunday,
April 15. Survivors- Ex
Husband, Don Steele, Children:
Danielle and Dusty
Harris, and Cody Steele,
Brothers: Timothy O'Neal,
Bobby O'Neal, Scotty
O'Neal, and Jimmy O'Neal,
one niece and three
nephews. Memorial Service
will be held at Faith
Baptist Church in Sweetwater
on Saturday, April 28
at 6 p.m.
Nathan Lee Clemmer,
initiation meth process,
plea, four years in prison,
$1,000; violation of probation
(VOP), revoked to
serve.
Thomas Richard Cowick,
Jr., sale delivery
Schedule II drugs, plea,
four years probation,
$2,000.
Daryl Glen Moore, two
counts manufacture of
marijuana, plea, two fouryear
prison sentences,
$4,000.
Derek Thomas Pilgrim,
two counts sale delivery
marijuana, plea, two years
probation, 11 months, 29
days probation, $2,000.
James Christopher
Moore, two counts arson,
plea, three years probation,
restitution.
Jerry Dan Lunsford,
driving under influence
(DUI), plea, 11/29 suspended,
120 days to serve;
revoked license, plea, 11/29
suspended, 45 days jail.
Vernon Dewayne Robinette,
DUI, plea, 11/29 suspended,
probation 60
days, $615.
John Eric Greene, sexual
battery, dismissed; vio-
lation sexual registry, plea,
two years probation.
Mindy Marie Roberts,
theft over $1,000, aggravated
burglary, pleas, three
years, restitution $1,100;
three counts forgery, burglary,
plea, two years probation,
$635 fine.
Billy R. Mason, child
abuse, plea, four years
prison.
Amber Lynn Edge,
child abuse, plea, two
years prison, probation
time served.
Marion Lynn Hawkins,
theft over $1,000, plea,
two years probation.
Benjamin James Kagley,
aggravated burglary, plea,
four years suspended after
serving 120 days.
Clifford Bell, DUI,
plea, 11/29 suspended, 48
hrs jail, $365; evading, plea,
four years probation after
60 days jail, license revoked
one year.
Revoked to serve, Edward
Powers, Janet Faye
Harris.
Trials: Marvin Lynn
Akins, DUI, August 30;
Finis Wayne Gentry,
theft over $1,000, August
27;
Kenneth James West,
initiation meth process,
possession meth, August
22;
John Walter Armstrong
Jr., theft over $10,000, August
29;
Eric Sean Hawkins, aggravated
robbery, June 26.
Reset, Dennis Lee
Meadows, four counts
VOP, June 25.
4th District
(Continued from pg 1)
of Representatives passed
House Bill 3872 today,”
county attorney Jerome
Melson told the BUZZ
Thursday afternoon. “The
Speaker of the House has
just signed it.”
For the record, HB3872
is the local resolution
passed on February 29 by
the Monroe County Commission
and placed before
the state General Assembly,
requesting the amendment
of the county
charter to increase the
school districts from three
to four and to decrease the
number of school board
members from nine to
eight, with two members
per district.
HB3872’s companion,
Senate Bill 3801, or
SB3801, sailed through the
Senate on April 4. Representative
Jimmy Matlock
sponsored the house bill;
Senator Randy McNally
sponsored the senate version.
Melson said that with
the Nashville legislative
approval, the bill would be
returning to Monroe
County for one final step
before the four-district
concept would become a
county directive. That
step, he said, would require
a two-thirds county
commission majority ratification
vote.
“And there should be
plenty of time for that before
the August school
board election,” he added.
“And I expect no problem
with the majority ratification.”
Melson also said he had
contacted the county
clerk’s office in
Madisonville earlier in the
day and told the clerk to
place him on the county
commission’s agenda for
this coming Tuesday
night’s regular monthly
meeting.
“The bill may be back
in time for the meeting, or
it may not,” Melson said.
“But it doesn’t matter. If
the commission doesn’t
get to it this month, the
commissioners can address
it next month.”
The BUZZ then informed
Melson that the
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the return of the bill
and with a short but unanimous
vote abolished the
Fourth District Tuesday
night, booting the concept
of four school board districts
and sent it packing,
and then had turned and
certified the three original
districts and the candidates
therein.
“Why?” Melson asked
the BUZZ.
“Because we reckon the
election administrator,
Mr. James Brown, said the
time limit for the bill to be
returned to the county
had expired and the
Fourth District was no
more. He got five rapid
nods of agreement from
his commissioners.”
“I don’t believe that is a
correct procedure,” Melson
said. “I am not aware
of a deadline that has been
transgressed. The bill has
passed the General Assembly.
I don’t think the
local election commission
has the power to overrule
the state House and Senate.”
Melson went on to explain
the legislature had
found nothing amiss in the
resolution and had passed
it unanimously - the Senate
by a 32-0 vote, the
House by a 99-0 vote –
and there was no mention
or discussion of a cutoff
date.
“There’s nothing here
regarding the bill that
would interfere with the
ability of the election
commission to go forward
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alone, it had over 200 participants,
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And the SJHS Math
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extremely well, placing
high not only in the individual
standings, but also
in the team awards.
Here is a list of the results.
Individual Award
Winners:
7th Grade: Kiffy White
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8th Grade: Ty Campbell
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and household poverty in
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The king of Spain issued
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Wednesday after he was
roundly condemned for
going on an elephant hunt
in Botswana last week as
his country struggles amid
the European economic
downturn. King Juan Carlos
made the announcement
as he left a hospital
in Madrid, where he was
being treated for a broken
hip sustained during the
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According to the Washington
Post on Thursday,
the CIA is pushing for an
expansion of drone strikes
on terrorism targets in
Yemen, even if it does not
know the identities of the
targets. The “signature
strikes,” which have been
used in Pakistan for years,
target locations where the
agency’s intelligence division
identifies suspicious
behavior.
Confessed Norwegian
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capture and behead former
Prime Minister Gro
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his shooting and bombing
massacre that claimed the
lives of 77 persons at a
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(Continued from pg 3)
with the August election,”
Melson added. “The bill
has passed the state government
and now it comes
back to the county government
for ratification.
That’s the way things
work.”
Melson said he would
be speaking to the county
commission on the bill
Tuesday night.
But first, a brief look at
the bill’s history in
Nashville: It arrived from
Monroe County on March
15, two weeks – two weeks!
– after its passage by the
county commission. Another
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approval, it lay for almost
another two weeks more
before the House approved
it.
On Thursday, it hit
Governor Haslam’s desk,
where he was expected to
sign it as early as today
(Friday).
A rebirth of the Fourth
District? Maybe a resurrection,
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(See 4th District pg 7)
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learn how to shop
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Sessions
(Continued from pg 1)
violation of community
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11/29 suspended, $215 fine,
90 days to flatten.
Jeremy Matthew Watson,
felony reckless endangerment,
felony evading,
revoked license, waived
grand jury.
Daniel Thomas Bookout,
public intoxication,
evading, plea, 11/29.
Julie Denise Coker,
theft, plea, 11/29 suspended,
weapon forfeited.
Amanda Leann Elmore,
reckless endangerment,
plea, 11/29
suspended.
Casey Raymond Patric
Watson, DUI, plea, 48 hrs
jail, 11/29 suspended, $365.
George Scott Mizer,
auto burglary, waived
April 20, 2012
grand jury.
Jimmy Dean Carroll,
agg assault, false imprisonment,
promoting meth
mfg, violation of probation,
meth resale, evading
arrest, waived grand jury.
Dylan Gage Duckett,
theft, waived grand jury,
possession marijuana,plea,
11/29 suspended, 90 days
clean drug screen, $350.
Matthew Paul Messmer,
agg burglary, theft
over $10,000, waived

April 20, 2012 Page 7 - The BUZZ
grand jury.
Taryn Rachell Ogle,
criminal simulation, three
counts, waived grand jury.
John Doym, suspended
license, plea, 11/29 suspended,
$75.
Jonathan Yearwood,
contributing, plea, 11/29
suspended, 40 hrs community
service.
Sheila Renee Fessenden,
DUI3, waived
grand jury.
Frank Alan Moody, agg
assault, resisting arrest,
evading arrest, violation
probation, pleas to all,
11/29 suspended, 20 days
community service.
Justin Alexander
Phillips, vehicular homicide,
preliminary hearing,
bound grand jury.
4th District
(Continued from pg 4)
what about the candidates
who ran in District Four
and who at the last minute
were instructed to pick up
District Two petitions –
just in case the county
would be forced to return
253-3700
to three school board districts
- but had little time
to campaign in the Second
District. How many votes
have they been denied?
And what about the whole
general confusion and
utter nonsense of the
whole process of trying to
get Vonore equal representation
of the school board?
Perhaps “general confusion
and utter nonsense” is
too mild a phrase.
With a nod to election
commissioner and experienced
and knowledgeable
attorney Charles Ridenour,
we recall his words
of Tuesday: “This whole
process has been a real
mess.”
BUZZ Note: Tuesday
night’s county commission
is not-to-be-missed, especially
if you live in the
Fourth District.
Give
Us A
Buzz
and Let us Know
What’s Happenin’!
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LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF
PuBLIC AuCTION
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to the provisions of Tenn.
Revised Statutes, Section 66-
31-101 and 66-31-105, that
Lee Mini-Warehouse having
given notice to the parties of
the lockers herein stated, at
their last known addresses, of
the storage charges plus other
fees now due, and that unless
said charges are paid in full,
shall be sold at public auction
to be held at Lee Mini-Warehouses
on Hwy 411 S in
Madisonville and on Industrial
Park Drive in Sweetwater.
Sales will be Wednesday,
May 2, 2012, at 10:00 AM in
Madisonville and 11:00 AM
in Sweetwater.
Lockers to be Sold:
Madisonville
3M - Katrina Webb
8 M - Audra Anderson
23 M- Amanda Fritts
46M - Ginger Lones
53M - Dan Hall
66M - Latasha Long
Sweetwater
3S - Hanna McKee
10 S - Brian Looney
46S - Charlene Hayes
58S - Tyler Dabney
80S - Robert Wicker
83S - Jeff Brewster
92S - Tonia Gabriel
100S - Vicky Harrison
125S - Felicia Johnson
142S - Dennis Voncannon
178S - Gena McDaniel
183 & 192S - Tammy Allman
194S - Edward Gray
NOTICE OF
SuCCESSOR
TRuSTEE’S SALE
Default having been made in
the payment of the debts and
obligations as made, provided
for and/or secured in a Deed of
Trust executed by DENNIS EU-
GENE WINKLER, to Larry L.
Hicks, Trustee, dated January
16, 2010, and recorded in Trust
Deed Book K-28, page 565 in
the Register's Office for Monroe
County, Tennessee, and the entire
indebtedness having been
declared due and payable and
payment not having been made
as demanded. Notice is hereby
given that I, John Carson III, having
been appointed Successor
Trustee under the authority
vested in me by said instrument,
and having been requested to do
so by the lawful holder and
owner of said indebtedness will
on May 7, 2012, at 11:00 a.m.
on the steps of the Monroe
County Courthouse, sell at
public outcry, to the highest bidder
and last bidder for cash, free
from all statutory and other rights
and equities of redemption to the
extent provided for in T.C.A. §66
8 101, as amended and free
from the rights of homestead and
all other exemptions of any kind,
which are waived in said Deed of
Trust, but subject to any state tax
liens and subject to any unpaid
city or county property taxes and
all other matters and encumbrances
which take priority over
the Deed of Trust under which
this foreclosure sale is conducted,
the following described
property being located in Monroe
County, Tennessee, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
LYING AND BEING in the Fifth
Civil District of Monroe County,
Tennessee and being more particularly
described as follows:
BEGINNING at the Southeastern
corner of the lands herein
conveyed at a point in the center
of Smithfield Road at or about
the old gold lot line; thence with
the remaining lands of the
grantor in a Northwesterly direction
approximately parallel to the
Smithfield Road, 290 feet to a
point; thence in a Southwesterly
direction 116 feet to a point in the
centerline of Smithfield Road;
thence Southeast with said road
to the point of beginning.
SUBJECT to Smithfield Road,
County Road #623, which
crosses the property.
BEING the same property conveyed
to Dennis Eugene Winkler
by Warranty Deed of record in
Warranty Deed Book 284, Page
566, in the Register's Office for
Monroe County, Tennessee.
Property address: 225
Smithfield Road, Tellico
Plains, Tennessee 37385
No Warranties or representations
are made as to the marketability
of title to said real
property, which real property is
being sold "where is, as is", subject
to all restrictions, easements,
unpaid real property taxes, assessments,
and all superior encumbrances
and liens, if any,
whether of record or not. The
undersigned shall convey only
as Successor Trustee without
covenants or warranty of title.
NOTICE
Monroe County Board of Education
The Monroe County Board of Education will
meet in a workshop Wednesday, April 25,
2012, at 8 a.m. The workshop will take
place in the Amburgey Conference Room in
the Barker Learning Center at Hiwassee
College, Madisonville, TN. The workshop
is scheduled to conduct a Board Self-Evaluation
and discuss policies.
Mr. Michael L. Lowry
Director of Schools
P.O. # 42940
This is an action to collect a
debt and any information obtained
will be used for this
purpose.
Should the highest bidder fail
to comply with the terms of the
bid at the public sale, then the
Successor Trustee shall have
the option of accepting the next
highest bid with which the buyer
is able to comply. The right is reserved
to adjourn the day of the
sale to another day certain without
further publication, upon announcement
at the time set forth
above. The sale held pursuant to
this notice may be rescinded by
the Successor Trustee’s option
at any time.
SIGNED this the 4th day of April,
2012.
John Carson III, Successor
Trustee
WHITE, CARSON & ALLIMAN
135 COLLEGE STREET,
MADISONVILLE, TN 37354
insert: April 6, 13, and 20, 2012
187.12B k
STATE OF TENNESSEE
PROBATE COURT
OF MONROE COUNTY
Madisonville, Tennessee
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF
Mamie Sue Frank
(Deceased)
Notice is hereby given that on
the 16th day of April, 2012, Letters
Testamentary in respect of
the Estate of Mamie Sue
Frank, deceased, who died April
4, 2011, were issued to the undersigned
by the Probate Court
of Monroe County, Tennessee.
All persons, resident and nonresident,
having claims, matured
or unmatured, against the estate
are required to file same with the
Clerk of the above named Court
within four (4) months from the
date of the first publication of this
notice, or (12) months from the
decedent’s date of death, otherwise
their claims will be forever
barred.
This 16th day of April, 2012.
Bobby D. Frank
Personal Representative
Estate of
Mamie Sue Frank
(Deceased)
J. Lewis Kinnard
Attorney for Estate
Teresa A. Choate,
Probate Clerk
Donna C. McKenzie
Deputy Clerk
Monroe
County’s
“Weather Now!”
337-5000

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CLASSIFIEDS
LOST & FOuND
$500 REWARD for Lost Dog:
Plott Hound Dog, weighs about
90 pounds, last seen in Big
Creek and Fairview Community,
answers to Rusty 442-3038
Lost: 1923 Antique license plate,
lost in the Rasar Landing area,
reward offered 884-2340 or 865-
748-9703
YARD SALES
Yard Sale: 1569 Niles Ferry
Road, (about 3 miles on the left,
look for pink posterboard signs)
Thursday & Friday, 9am-?.
Womens Clothes, baby clothes,
mens clothes, kids clothes,
household items, tools, wood
paneling and much more.
Huge Garage Sale: 208 Sequoyah
off 411 South, Thursday
April 19 & Friday April 20, 9am-
5pm. Mens, womens, children &
infant clothing. We have suits,
nice shirts, jeans, dresses and
much more. Twin bed & frame,
end tables, printer, lots of shoes,
movies and household items.
Yard Sale: 143 College Street at
First United Methodist Church,
Madisonville, Friday April 20 &
Saturday April 21, 7am-?. It will
be in the lower parking area. Proceeds
will be used to contrust a
new playground area at the
church. Call 442-2471 for more
info.
Yard Sale: 705 Tellico Street,
Madisonville, Thursday April 19
– Saturday April 21, 12pm-6pm.
2009 Chrysler 300, 1998 Lexus
LS 400, 60” Plasma Panasonic
TV with stand, 32” Emerson
Plasma TV, GE Washer & Dryer,
kids clothing, 20” car rims with
low profile tires. 865-230-0231
Yard Sale: 26374 West Lee Hwy,
Philadelphia, April 19- April 21,
8am-4pm. Furniture, 62” Hitachi
Flatscreen, lots of womens plus
size clothes.
Annual Yard/Bake Sale: Corntassel
Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, Friday April 20 & Saturday
April 21, 8am-2pm. Serving
hot dogs & chili for lunch. Corner
of Povo & Corntassel Road.
Estate Sale: Thursday April 26 –
Sunday April 29, at 254 Gun
Ridge Road, Vonore 8am -?
Bedroom furniture, bunk beds,
washer, dryer, oak kitchen table
with 8 chairs, living room suite
and much more!! For more information
call 404-5178
Moving Sale: 246 Wind Chase
Drive (Wind Chase Subdivision)
Friday April 20 & Saturday April
21. Household items, patio furnishings,
tools, and lawn items.
3 Family Yard Sale: Friday &
Saturday 8am-? 101 Johns Way,
Sweetwater,(Christianburg Subdivision)
childrens clothing and
lots more!
Yard Sale: 627 Monroe Street,
Madisonville, Friday April 20,
9am-5pm. Will be selling items
left from local estates. Most all
items $5-$10. Antiques, glassware,
linens, household items,
pictures.
CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS
YARD SALES
2 Family Yard Sale: 475 Isbill
Road, Friday April 20, 8am-2pm.
A lot of old & new things.
ANIMALS
AKC Chocolate Lab puppies,
first shots given, 7 males & 2 females
$300 each 836-3439
Palamino Racking Horse 423-
368-6165
One medium size dog cage, $20
253-7746
Black Tennessee Walker Racking
Horse 423-368-6165
Nanny & Billy Goats 253-3055
2 Chihuahuas, 6 years old, male
& female 420-6341
Yorkie-Poo: 9 weeks old, shots
and worming up to date, crate
and paper trained $350 442-
9996
Full Blooded Blue Heeler Cattle
Dog, 10 weeks old $250 423-
608-2620
Husky/Wolf mix puppies,6
weeks old $175 404-4170
FREE: Border Collie/Husky mix
puppies, 9 weeks old 836-8555
American Bulldog Mix. Neutered
Male 1 year old. weighs 80lbs.
He is housebroken, leash and tie
out trained. Very hyper and
strong. I request NO small kids
or cats. He needs lots of attention
and possible training. I am asking
a $50 fee but we can talk
about it. If you are interested and
would like to meet "Scratch",
please give me a call at 423-884-
2889.
Benji Dog, 4-6 months old $75
420-6341
Hamsters, various colors $10
each 420-6341
6 week old Chihuahua/
Pomeranian female $75 423-
453-1014
ANIMALS
2 Beagles, male is 2 years old,
female is 3 years old and pregnant,
tri-colored $100 for the pair
519-2193
Full Blooded American Bulldog,
female, 1 year old, up to date on
shots, great with kids, part house
trained $100 295-2039, leave a
message
Fancy Black Angus Heifer, 850
pounds, guaranteed open, ready
for your bull, $1.30 per pound or
trade for steer 545-9164
Chihuahua puppies $200 404-
4170
Rabbits $5 each 865-363-1892
or 423-261-4515
Pair of barred cochins $25 253-
7980
Pet Sugar Glider Squirrel $150
253-7746
3 mos. old Boston Terrier, male
has had shots and wormed
$250 423-453-1014
Jack Russell/Chihuahua mix
puppies, 12 weeks old $100
each 404-4170
6 Pit Bull puppies full blooded,
parents on premises with papers
3 males 3 females $250 423-
404-8070
Full blooded Pit Bull Puppies.
Six weeks old, de-wormed & up
to date on shots. $50 Call 865-
643-0959 or 423-252-9119
Malti-Poos, 6 weeks old, black
and white, adorable, males $350
females $400 423-442-9996
Pigmy Goat, multi color 253-
3055
9 wk old Yorkie Poos, had 1st
shots and wormed, 2 females
$250 each 1 male $200 423-
404-0881
CKC Boxer puppies, first shots,
vet checked $250 423-334-5969
3 left
CLASSIFIEDS
ANIMALS
Horses For Sale: 12 year old
Gelding easy going anyone can
ride $600, 11 year old quarter
horse mare 15.3 hands $500,
519-2407
Heavy plastic dog houses
(smaller-beagle size) $15- large
dog crate (no door) $5 865-306-
3547 or 865-368-6753
Rabbits, several different kinds
$5 each 423-261-4515 or 865-
363-1892
2 Baby Sugar Gliders, 1 male &
1 female, $250 each, ready to go
on May 5 442-3549
One large dog cage $60, 253-
7746
April 20, 2012
Oster Microwave, 700 watts,
new in the box, black $40 253-
3703
CLASSIFIEDS
APPLIANCES
Kenmore Refrigerator side by
side 27 cubic ft., stainless, ice
and water dispenser, like new
$500 442-8139
Frigidaire Washer, one year old
$150 371-1761
Amana side-by-side Refrigerator,
white, good used condition
$250 253-7980
Kenmore Washer $150 442-
6410
RCA Dryer $100 371-1761
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Apply in person M-F 8-4
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April 20, 2012 Page 9 - The BUZZ
CLASSIFIEDS
Whirlpool upright freezer, white,
works great $100 519-2433
Antique Electric Monarch Cook
Stove (marble look top) $150
865-306-3547 or 865-368-6753
Kenmore Refrigerator $150 423-
507-9251, ask for Gary
Dryer, good condition, $200 442-
1221
ASPHALT
King
Asphalt
Maintenance
Spring Special
Asphalt Sealcoating
Driveways/Parking Lots
Will Beat ANY
Competitors
Price by 10-20%
423-519-0283
kingasphaltmaintenance.com
AuTOMOBILE
2001 Mitsubishi Galant LS, auto,
3.0 V6, great gas mileage,
leather seats, moonroof, new
window tint, some bumper damage,
clear title in hand, very
clean! $3200 423-519-7891 (can
text pics)
APPLIANCES
2004 GMC Envoy, 144k 4WD,
sliding roof, runs and drives great
$7,900 423-404-5178
1992 Lexus SC400, 2 door
coupe, all power, leather seats
recovered, new carpet, new
paint job (where there was sun
damage), automatic, moonroof,
V8, spoiler, green exterior, tan interior,
must see! $4800 836-
4653
1999 Dodge Intrepid automatic
118k, sunroof runs good, good
tires, metallic silver, black interior
$3500 442-9996
AuTOMOTIVE
Wanted: Aluminum diamond
plate tool box for a 2000 Nissan
Frontier Ex cab 423-295-5245
1991 Ford F150 motor, run
when it was pulled out of truck
$250 (not a V8) 442-3669
Chevrolet 4wd transmission and
transfer case $400 836-0888
Four White 15” Rally Rims 5 lug
$75 836-7406
Electric Powerchair lift fits on rear
of vehicle on receiver hitch $200
295-2022
Fiberglass Cover for short bed
Dodge pickup, blue $60 295-
5180
Full size Tool Box for Truck - $25
423-836-6865
Ladder Rack for small truck
$125 423-371-2676
Full size camper top will fit any
full size truck $150 442-3669
CLASSIFIEDS
CATERING
Crowder Creations
Bakery
Now Open
www.crowdercreations.com
204 TELLiCo ST. NoRTH
442-5747
New 40 x 48 Anderson Vinyl window,
double-hung, $75, 423-
420-0822
Galvanized Culvert 18 inches by
12 feet plus separate flared
scooped end $145 865-408-
0118
AuTOMOTIVE
68 Car Care
Quality Service
You Can Depend On
All Type Repairs on Foreign and
Domestic Cars & Light Trucks
ASE Certified
337-9751
2805 New Hwy 68 Sweetwater
Gooseneck Plate with ball &
chain hooks 404-0397 or 836-
7464
2 Corvette Tires 325/30/19
Goodyear Eagle F1 $100 for
both 519-7997
CAMPERS
1987 Elite Motor home, 18k,
Onan generator, all inside appliances
work, nice wood cabinets,
$9,800 obo or trade 423-404-
5178
2004 Fleetwood Camper 29’
long with slide out, gas & electric,
excellent condition, sleeps 8,
bunk beds, external shower, new
inverter 423-442-6142
CONSTRuCTION
AND MATERIALS
Is Your Home
Storm Damaged ?
Free consultation
423.520.6653
Commercial glass shelving 14”x
60” x ¼” also 3 and 4 feet shelving
295-4897
Moser Masonry
30+ Years Experience
Residential
Commercial
(423) 807-0089
(423) 371-0991
ELECTRONICS
Sony Video Camera $100 423-
519-5157
48” Big screen TV, color needs
adjusted, $40 423-453-1014
CLASSIFIEDS
ELECTRONICS
26” TV - $30 OBO 423-887-
3130
46 inch screen TV, $250 423-
337-0779
Electronic Game Caller for coyotes
$60 371-1874
Desktop Computer and 19” TV
$75 for both 442-3207 or 337-
1507
42” TV $75 371-2566
50” RCA Projection screen TV,
2005 model $175 OBO 371-
8192
Pair of realistic optimus 10”
speakers $5 442-5252
Playstation 2 slim, six games,
two controllers and two memory
cards $80 836-0482
PS3 with four games and two
wireless controllers $325 836-
7539
HP Laser Print Cartridge, new,
number 35A $38 337-1791
X Box 360 games and accessories
call for info. 423-438-8759
2 Desktop Computers, internet
ready, fully updated, new antivirus
software $100 each 404-
3128
JVC Stereo System $200 423-
435-5850
Two 400 watt Pioneer Speakers
$50 442-5252
Laptop Computer, 7 months old,
15.5” monitor with built in webcam
also comes with
printer/copier, scanner/fax machine,
power inverter and carrying
case $450 negotiable, call for
details 836-6106 ask for Sheila
Dewalt Work Radio, built in battery
charger, 18V battery $70
371-3878
50” RCA HD TV with split screen
$250 371-8192
Floor Model 57” Zenith Big
Screen TV $500 836-0905 or
253-6000
Mobigo by VTech, comes with 3
games, blue in color $50 obo
423-261-4884
27” Color RCA TV with remote
$140 865-556-4714 between
7am-7pm
Playstation 3 games 423-438-
8759
32” Sharp TV, works great $150
536-6073
Wii game ‘Need for speed carbon’
and 3 PS 3 games to sell,
call 519-5496
EMPLOYMENT
The Works is now hiring a nail
tech. Call for an appointment or
apply in person. 884-6754
Looking for experienced carpenters,
call Heath at 423-368-6165
Wanted: Experienced legal secretary
who desires to work parttime,
flexible days/hours at an
hourly rate. Must have experience
preparing divorce pleadings,
deeds and wills. Send
resume to P.O. Box 425, Madis-
onville TN 37354
Tellico Pride is accepting applications
for cashier. Apply in person.
CLASSIFIEDS
EMPLOYMENT
NOTICE
CITY OF MADISONVILLE
Part-Time
Police Officer
The City of Madisonville is advertising
for a part-time police officer.
Applicant should have previous
law enforcement experience,
police academy graduation is
preferred. Applications may be
picked up at the Madisonville Police
Department at 315 Englewood
Road. Applications must
be returned to the Police Department
no later than 12:00 noon
on Saturday, April 28, 2012.
Bill Spradlin
Police Commissioner
Upscale busy salon in Vonore is
seeking the ideal candidate to
join their team. Candidates with
a significant following are eligible
for a sign on bonus.. All candidates
must have a strong desire
to continue to build their business..
We offer continued education
and truly believe in staying
close to all trends. We offer a
very competitive commission for
services and retail . If you have
the desire to work with friendly
talented energetic people then
this is the right place to be. Licensed
nail techs. or estheticians
call for interview 884-3285
ask for Misty
Help Wanted: Childcare Center
Director & teachers needed,
must have HS Diploma or GED
and pass background check.
Apply or call Kids Kare between
the hours of 1pm-3pm at 420-
9925.
Now accepting applications for
second shift at the Checkered
Flag Market & Deli. Apply in person
only from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and
Thursdays. NO PHONE
CALLS.
Mountain View Market is taking
applications for part time nights
and weekends. Experience preferred.
Serious applicants apply
at the store- Hwy 68, Tellico
Plains.
Immediate Fulltime Opening:
Bilingual Receptionist for a busy
medical practice. We are seeking
a self-motivated individual
with good customer service
skills, computer experience &
excellent multi-tasking/organizational
abilities. Responsibilities include,
but are not limited to
answering phones, scheduling
appointments, patient check
in/out & insurance verification.
Punctuality & reliable attendance
are a must. Previous medical office
experience a PLUS. Resumes
with references may be
emailed to business.office2012@gmail.com
or faxed to
423-442-5746.
Office Personnel Wanted - 3-5
years office experience, must
be willing to work Saturday, job
is in Athens area. Send Resume
to Employment c/o Buzz
113 Main Street, Madisonville,
TN 37354
CLASSIFIEDS
EMPLOYMENT
Work from home!
Set up Accounts for
Inc. 500 Company.
FT/PT Contact:
865-332-5483
Drivers: $1,200.00
Orientation
Completion Bonus
& make up to .43cpm!
CDL-A OTR Exp. Req.
Many routes available!
Call Now: 1-800-283-3872
EquIPMENT & TOOLS
½” Drive Electric Impact Wrench,
still in box $40 519-7683
Bob Cat 60” Brush Cat Mower
$4,500 and Augger & frame with
9” & 24” bits $1500 423-351-
7736
New Sheet Rock Hoist still in
plastic (Harbor Freight) cost
$269.99 new, will sell for $175
865-306-3547 or 865-368-6753
Craftsman Twin Cutter Saw, like
new $70 253-3703
Twin saw, made by craftsman
$60 253-3702
Shindawa 488 power saw $175
371-7507
Pallet jack, $125 371-3878.
Craftsman 15” drill press, 1hp
$100 371-7507
Hitachi Compound / chop saw
$125 351-3975
Hitachi Combination Drill, 18
volt/110 compatible tools $175
351-3975
Large Vemco Drafting Machine
$50 – 423-420-0822
Mechanic Tools, call for info 884-
2878
Snapper chain saw 16” blade,
needs a little work $50 442-5809
Hamilton Drafting Table w/ Brunning
Drafting Machine, $250,
423-420-0822
Motorized Wheel Barrow, ideal
for transporting rocks/mulch uphill,
$1,200, call 423-337-1791
ExERCISE
Weider Cable Workout Machine
has station for bench press, flies,
triceps, leg extensions, leg curls,
and back. Bonus treadmill in-
cluded $250 519-6440
Ab Glider Pro Form, 2 months
old $75 firm 371-0317
Lifestyler Expanse 500 Treadmill
$100 253-7746
2 Weider Pro Exercise Machine
$250 each 371-1056
FOR RENT
Madisonville: Duplex 2BR/1BA,
1 car garage, appliances $575
month plus $350 deposit James
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FOR RENT
FuRNITuRE
Office Chair, used without armrests,
blue fabric $8 337-1791
Dining Room Table with 3 chairs
$100 253-2589
2 Solid oak TV towers, lighted,
$100 each 423-836-8316
FuRNITuRE
HOME HEALTH
Stihl Backpack Blower, model
BR380 $185 371-3878
Tomato & Bean Stakes 58” &
78”, 30 cents & 50 cents each
404-4311
Hay 4x5 bales, $25 per bale
442-5555
Round hay bales 351-2839
Exmark Commercial Walk Behind
Lawn Mower, 17hp
Kawasaki, runs great, needs
belts put on 404-0397 or 836-
April 20, 2012
CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS
AFFORDABLE
HOUSING
OLD SAYBROOK
APARMENTS
1 & 2 Bedroom Apts.
Available, Appliances
furnished Maintenance
& yard work provided
Income limits apply.
529 Isbill Rd., Madisonville
423-442-2262
TDD: 1-800-848-0298
7464
LAWN & FARM
Entertainment Center 54” wide x
The willows Computer Armoire, excellent 51” high x 18” deep, unfinished
Roscoe Manual wheelchair
New 2&3 Bedrooms shape $50 404-2446
$100 337-0309
used a few times, never been
outside. Holds up to 300lbs. Millsaps Lawn Care
Apartments Cedar Chest, hand crafted solid Wing Back Chair, Sage Green $150 obo 253-2636
“Quality service done
$525-$625/month wood with 4 drawers. $400 obo. with beige stripe, $100, 442-
1010
All Electric Hospital Bed with Tra- right & affordable”
Security Deposit Waived * wac 865-213-7007
peze bar & air mattress $1,800
Dining Room Table with 4 chairs 253-7123
FREE ESTIMATES
Pet Friendly
Dining Room Table with 3 chairs
$150 519-4391
and leaf $150 obo 519-7810
Landscaping- Bush Hogging
washer & dryer, refrigerator,
Queen size boxspring & mat- Kitchen Table, breakfast nook
Brush Tree Removal
microwave, stove, dishwasher,
tress, good condition $150 442- $250 or will trade for nice pool
519-9057
423-442-1833 4677
table 253-4852
Niles Ferry Apartments White TV Armoire with 3 drawers Queen Size Box Spring & Mattress
- $150 - 442-6410 Crawlspaces,etc.. MISCELLANEOuS
Drug Free, Quiet, for storage with 19” color TV $65
Family Oriented 337-4330
Sleep Number Twin Size Bed,
380 ACP Handgun $200 442-
3 Single Story, Couch wood around bottom and great shape $400 442-1989 or 423.520.6653 6026
2 BR Units Available on the arms, light brown with 519-7500
Paintball Guns 519-6534
Ideal for Seniors
flowers $80 519-4949
5’ Long Computer Desk with 3 Small childs wheel chair $50
drawers, great shape $100 210- 253-6000
Collectible glassware 253-7448
Background Check Required White Twin Bed, drawers under-
Lights, Water & Cable neath (no mattress) $85 404- 0244
All electric hospital bed complete Graco Baby Crib, wooden, good
8990
Boxspring for king size bed, and a Jazzy power chair $ 350 condition $100 obo 519-7738
TV Included
423-371-1484 9am-6pm Beautiful 2 plank, solid walnut good condition $75 442-4677 for both 423-884-3456 Wedding Dress, size 14 $200
blanket chest. Bought from Scott Queen size bed includes mat-
253-2374
Rooms For Rent: Fully furnished
in Madisonville, $100 per week Mansion, Tellico Plains during tress, box springs, frame and LAWN & FARM TV Antenna, brand new $140
plus deposit, utilities and cable 1970’s. Dove tailed and pegged, headboard $125 442-6013
442-6026
included 423-261-4848 no nails $250 442-9674
Solid oak dinning table 48 inch Electric Headge Trimmer with
Light Brown Crib and Changing round, oversized chairs $500. 100 ft. cord $25 836-4839 Wedding dress, size 12 never
For Rent or Sale: 4000 sq.ft. table matching set $75 404- 423-337-0779
worn, $50 423-253-2374
Garage/warehouse, James 519- 8033
Stihl Backpack Blower BP400
0600
Four Antique Ladder back chairs $160 519-7683
For Rent: 2BR/1BA Apartment
Castle toddler bed $20 404-8033 $100 836-0905 or 253-6000
Buy-Sell-Trade
on Hwy 68, $425 month plus Dresser $40 253-2589 Bistro Set, table & 2 chairs $30 Looking for yard work, will clean
$200 deposit 442-3959
442-3369
fence rows, brush, tree trimming, Vonore Flea Market
For Rent: 900 sq ft office in Full Size Complete Bed with
weeding ditches, square bales,
Box Spring twin size $35 442-
Sweetwater, central h/a, carpet, headboard/footboard, rails, mat-
any kind of yard work. Call Oak-
4677
furnished, second floor, Hwy 68 tress/boxspring, wood $100 519-
ley or Josh at 423-836-7848 or Open Saturdays
frontage $450 month, Call Burt 4458
Secretary’s Desk $150 836- 423-836-5942
519-0700
Nice Coffee Table with glass top
8316
423-519-2651
Poulan Pole Saw Pruner, used
$50 519-4458
Dining room table with 6 chairs once, gas, exchangeable ends
and matching china cabinet
Ecolab Cleaning Supplies- Floor,
White Bakers Rack $40 423-
$175 519-7683
$200 371-2007
All purpose, Marble, Bathroom
435-5850
and Glass Cleaner. All “green” for
Bar stool set $50 442-1010
Computer Desk, $20 – 442sale
including wall dispensers
1010
Computer Desk $100 836-8316
337-1791
Two Electric Carpet Shampoo-
Rectangular table with 4 chairs
ers $50 each 423-435-5850
$225 442-4042
HEAT & COOLING
Heat/AC/Electric thermostats &
Fold out sewing cabinet $60
humistats valves, couplings, fit-
519-0512
tings, various supplies 836-1187
Water & Fire
Removal
Mahogany Pedestal Table with TVA FINANCING
7 chairs, 2 chairs have arm rails, AVAILABLE 24' Hay Conveyor, electric motor,
Equal Housing opportunity 18” extension leaf, 42” wide x 66”
good condition & Massey Fergu-
Handicap Units Available
Jimmy Harris
long, beige cushion floral design
son post hole digger, used very 423.520.6653
on seats $250 442-9664 442-5039 519-7871 little $800 for both 519-4341 Several boxes of sewing pat-
DOGwOOD TErrACE II Cherry Round bar table, excel- Air Conditioner $75 442-3369 5 Gallon Plastic Buckets, food
terns, vintage to present day. In-
SEQUOYAH VILLAGE lent condition, $100 442-1037
Gas Heater $250 obo 519-4099
grade $3 each or 4 for $10 404cluded
are all different sizes &
Dining Room Table with 2 chairs
4311
styles. Mens, ladies, kids, crafts.
ApArTMEnTS
Costumes & more. Some are
$80 253-2589
Gas Heater $225 519-4099
1 Bedroom
Cultivator $175 253-2589 new & some have been gently
Cherry Dining Room Table with Used Heating & Air Units In- 5’ Tiller, new set of tines $1200
used. Only $1 each or I will make
Apartments Available
6 chairs & hutch, bought from stalled, good condition, reason- obo 519-1044
a deal on the whole lot 253-7980
Designed for any person
Masons Furniture $500 210-
62 or older who meets
able prices, call 423-337-0037
0047
Rear garden tiller for toro-wheel Farm Fresh, cage free eggs $2
Warm Morning Gas Heater, 1 horse, new never used. $200 per dozen 884-2513 or 519the
income guidelines.
Baby bed, bought new, never year old, excellent condition 295-5916
2081
Rent based on income,
utilities furnished,
used $50 519-1397
$250 371-1056
Hay 4x5 bales $25 each 423- 1 Original Green Zebco Cardinal
ground floor New Pub Style Dining Room Lakewood Heater Electric, 4000 271-0835
Spinning Reel, extra spoil, extra
Table with 4 chairs, dark wood Watts w/ Fan. Made in USA,
set bail springs $125 519-9898
apartments,
on top with black legs $130 836-
80’s model Massey Ferguson
maintenance furnished.
Clean - $175 423-745-4454
5107
Tractor with new motor, new 12’x20’ Storage Building, can be
tires, new 6ft Rhino bush hog used as workshop, has air con-
423-337-3810 Kitchen Table, no chairs, $25
$7,000 836-4524
ditioner and overhead storage
423-442-9190 404-2446
HOME HEALTH
MTD Riding Lawn Mower space $6000 371-9702
Single bed boxsprings $40 442- Wheelchair $50, Electric Wheel- 15.5hp, 42” cut $450 865-335-
6410
FREE: Pine logs, already cut
chair $250, Handicap Potty 6884
and ready to haul 545-9164
Black office computer chair and Chair $25, Lots of medical stuff,
small desk $75 423-536-6073 253-7123
MUSHROOM Boys Bassinet $25 836-3350 or
Double Recliner made by Lane, Cherry Wood Armoire $250 420- Transport Wheelchair for handi- COMPOST 442-4571
green $100 519-4458
3217
cap, new $100 253-7746 FOR SALE Mens Schwinn 26” Bicycle, royal
2 Kitchen Buffets, different sizes 4 Oak chairs and long table, Big Man Electric Wheelchair, $10 per scoop blue color $75 442-4520
$100 each 337-0779
good condition $75 519-4949 needs work, doesn’t work $100
Chocolate Microsuede Rocker,
253-7746
453 Summit GE Vacuum Cleaner $25 404-
Old Poster Full Size Bed- needs
removable washable cover, very work, antique piece $100 253- Electric Powerchair, like new, 2 Road, Vonore 1894 or 404-3569
Air Hockey table, 1 year old $40
soft $75 865-253-0597 2589
new batteries $2,000 351-7154 865-577-0713 519-4949
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MISCELLANEOuS
350 VHS tapes $250 519-0512
20 Gauge High Powered Air Pellet
Gun, shoots up to 375 yards
$65 253-7746
Sportcraft Pool Table $100 442-
7977
Remington pocket watch, very
old, mint condition $200 442-
1037
Goose Down Comforter, NEW,
Twin, Green Color, $30 423-
745-4454
Large post 5’-12’ long, cedar or
locust .50 per foot obo 404-4311
Call Wayne
423-519-9997
Zhu-zhu pets, whole set $45
519-6534
55 Gallon Steel Barrels $15 each
442-4319
Sunbeam Tanning Bed, 24
bulbs, standard size $600 obo
865-643-0048
55 Gallon Plastic Barrels $12
each 442-4319
Johnstone's western books $2
each 337-6480
Trout Spinners, custom made
$22 per dozen 253-3155
Stroller $15,Jumper $10 519-
6039
Two 55 gallon drums with lids
$40 253-2589
Megan
Set of Ironstone Dishes (design
is apple in center) 8 place settings
$30, call Jo at 263-5823
Antique Record Player, tall stand
up cabinet, wind-up type $250
442-4319
CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS
Martin’s Trucking
For All Your Hauling Needs
Gravel ~ Dirt ~ Cattle
Wooden Kids Horse Barn from
Tractor Supply, sliding doors &
windows $45 519-6534
4 Nail Tech Tables (used at Star
Nails) $80 each, remodeling
420-0220 or 404-4544, ask for
Heavy Duty Pool Table Cover,
green, fits 4’x8’ $50 865-408-
0118
Uncle Mikes pocket holster, fits
2” 5 shot revolver or sigma 380,
new still in package $17 337-
1669
Brown, White, Easter and Duck
eggs for sale. $2 a dozen, three
for $5. Call Nicholas at 442-1327
Commercial Sewing Machine,
new motor, needs minor repair
404-0397 or 836-7464
New Easter Dresses, name
brand, size 0-24 months and 2T,
$10 each, Gymboree, Old Navy,
Carters, Child of Mine and more.
519-6039
3 New Chaise Loungers, plastic
$12 each 253-7539
50 VHS movies $20 836-4839
Gas Grill $50 253-2589
Boys clothes 0 - 6 mos. socks,
bibs, etc. also have a highchair.
423-836-9308
6’ Light-up Glass Display Case
$125 obo 420-0380 after 1pm
Infant Car Seat $25 836-3350
MISCELLANEOuS
Hawkin Black Powder Rifle, 50
caliber, unique, $180, Call Trent
(865) 318-0885
8’ Pool Table, slate top includes
cue pools, rack, 3 pool sticks
$200 obo 836-7874
Brother Sewing Machine $65
371-5834
Fisher Price Rainforest High
Chair, great condition $45 423-
261-4884
Womans Huffy 26” Bicycle, mint
green/cream color $75 442-
4520
Womens Plus Size Clothes $5
per piece 836-4839
Spotlight $10 836-4839
Pair of Porcelain Christmas Dolls
$20 836-4839
MOBILE HOMES
Government Home Loans!
First Time Buyers
Welcome!!
Call To Apply
423-351-7780
3 Bedroom 2 Bath
$29,900 Set Up With
Air, Only $29,900
Call To Apply
423-351-7780
4 Bedroom 2 Bath
Only $59,900
Free Delivery And Set!
No Money Down
With A Deed!
Call To Apply 423-337-5992
Foreclosure On
One Acre!
Will Finance!
Call To Apply
423-351-7780
used Cedar
Siding Norris
Oakwood
865-705-2041
Fixed Income
Landowners
Govt program
865-947-6850
Used 5 Bedroom
Doublewide
3 Baths
865-947-6850
MOBILE HOMES
2 Bedroom 14x56
$7995 Delivered
Oakwood
865-938-2041
WE BuY uSED SINGLE
AND DOuBLEWIDES
442-9441
Zero Deposit
On New Homes
With Any Trade
865-258-5698
SAVE $30,000!
new 3 Bedroom
modulAr Home
on 1/2 ACre lot
mAdisonville AreA
Reduced for quick Sale
Monroe County
Mobile Homes
Hwy 411 Madisonville
442-9441
Also oPen sundAy 1-5
Got Land?
Zero Deposit
New Used And
Repo Homes
Oakwood
865-938-2051
1999 16x80
$12000 Delivered
Oakwood
865-938-2047
Any Mobile Home
Trade Is worth At
Least $2500
Oakwood 865-938-2051
Preowned
3 Bedroom 2 Bath
Delivered And Set With
Air! $16,900 Call To
Apply 423-351-7780
Madisonville: Mobile Home Lot
with septic, power pole, owner finance
$15,000 or $1,500 down
and $300 month James 519-
0600
MOTORCYCLES & ATVS
Yamaha 250 4-wheeler, 2wd
$1,000 obo 865-335-6884
2007 Suzuki Boulevard C-50
11,500 miles, Black, saddlebags,
lots of chrome, $4300 519-8232
MOTORCYCLES & ATVS
1996 Harley Davidson 883
Sportster Anniversary Edition, 5
speed highway gear, new tires,
brand new lune bar crash bar,
brand new pillow top mustang
seat, brand new chrome hand
grips, new stilleto chrome headbolt
covers, new red sparkers,
black in color, 27k miles, runs
great just like new, helmet included,
parts are new in package
$3500 FIRM 423-545-9511
MuSIC
Yamaha Keyboard $75 519-
6534
Amps! Crate 100w Bass amp
$200.00, Fender Rumble 15w
bass $50.00 and Crate 15w guitar
$50.00. All in excellent condi-
tion. 423-261-4952
Yamaha Keyboard has learning
keys $100 obo 836-6276
15 Watt Crate Amplifier, great for
practice, 2 years old, rarely used
$50 423-261-4952
Peavey Stack Set for electric guitar
$150 obo 442-6013
Casio Keyboard, 100 Song
Bank, 100 Rhythms, Good Condition
- $95 423-745-4454
Yamaha Electric Keyboard $200
865-235-3348
Epiphone Banjo with case $275
442-3198
Percussion Drum $150 obo 442-
8588 or 442-2715
POOLS
MARTIN
Pools & Fence
DoN’T GET CAUGHT WAiTiNG
iN LiNE THiS SpRiNG
start your new pool
or fence today!
Brad Martin
423-568-2006
423-829-4114
7736
REAL ESTATE
For Sale By Owner: 2BR/1BA
Older home on 1.55 acre lott.
Paved road frontage, central
heat/air, public water, 40’x48’ 4
stall barn with 4 roll up door locking
bays. Needs some repairs,
selling “As Is”. Located on Old
Tellico Hwy S., Madisonville
$65,000 423-351-7736
For Sale By Owner: 2.4 acres
Approved Residential Bldg Lot.
Has 30’x60’ metal bldg, electric
& well. Public water is available.
Located across from Toqua
Beach Campground on Hwy
360 in Vonore. Lake & Mtn View
price reducted $85,000 423-351-
1.51 acre lot for doublewide or
home, city water, asphalt street,
level, grass $18,500 James 519-
0600
Madisonville: 12 ac farm. 5 bedroom
house, barn, fencing, very
good location. Price reduced to
$234,500. Owner will help with financing
for short term. Call
James Lee @ Norman Lee Real
Estate. 423-442-3944, 423-519-
0600
REAL ESTATE
Commercial Space 50’x60’, 3
Bay with office space, fenced lot
on Hwy 68 beside Watson’s
storage $175 per week plus
$700 deposit (26 week lease)
423-442-4485
Madisonville: 110 ac farm. 3 bedroom
2 bath house. Apprx. 25 ac
pasture, bal. in woods. Large
creek, smaller creek. $375,000.
Call James Lee @ Norman Lee
Real Estate 423-442-3944, 423-
519-0600
38.5 Private Acres with a 2004
5th Wheel 36’ Camper, all utilities,
camper can be sold separately,
call 442-1042 for more info
For Sale or Lease: Sports Bar for
more information call 423-420-
1044
House For Sale: 2BR/1BA,
hardwood floor, 1 car garage,
storage building. Niles Ferry
Road, Vonore, call 423-261-
5023
Madisonville, 1 + acre lot, level,
city water, asphalt street, Health
Department approved Doublewide
or House, $18,500 Call
James at 519-0600
ROOFING
ROOFING
423.520.6653
Insurance Claims Specialist
Tim Richardson
ROOFING
25 Years Experience
Licensed & insured
All Types of Roofing and Waterproofing
423-442-6707
865-748-1445
FAx 423-545-9271
uTILITY TRAILER
Express Travel Trailer 5’x8’ has
a/c & generator, insulated $2800
423-368-6165
2007 horse trailer: Colt, 2 horse
gooseneck trailer, good shape,
12ft trailer, 19ft overall length,
$3,800 423-261-4296
16ft Trailer with chrome fenders
$1,200 836-4524
Factory Goose Neck Trailer 22’
long x 80” wide, tandem axles, 1
axle has elec. brake. Rated to
tow 14,000 pounds. Has folding
4’ ramps $4500 423-351-7736
TRuCkS, VANS & SuV
1992 Ford F150 4x4, automatic,
306 cylinder, 199k $3000 519-
9898
1995 Chevy Astro Gladiator
Conversion Van, all power, great
condition, 87k miles $3,000 351-
3887
3 Toyota Pickups, call for prices
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State and federal agents
on Wednesday arrested
the finance chief of a small
city in northern Illinois,
charging her with stealing
over $30 million from the
city’s coffers and using the
money to create and maintain
a luxurious lifestyle.
Rita Crundwell, 58, comptroller
of Dixon, was accused
of using city funds
to buy a horse farm, tractor-trailer
trucks, a twomillion-dollar
motor
home, jewelry, trips, you
name, in addition to her
$80,000 annual salary.
Think that GSA Las
Vegas blowout that cost
the American taxpayers
$823,000 was something?
Well, according to Fox
news on Thursday, Defense
Secretary Leon
Panetta goes it one better.
Fox said that since becoming
the Pentagon big-wig
in July, Panetta has flown
from DC to his walnut
grove ranch in Monterrey,
California, 27 times at a
cost of $32,000 per trip.
What’s the math?
$864,000.
While we’re on government
money, records from
the National Institutes of
Health released on Thursday
found that the agency
funded a University of
Minnesota website called
“Sexpulse” that features a
graphic image of homosexual
sex and a Space Invaders-style
interactive
game that uses a penisshaped
blaster to shoot
down gay epithets. The
Traditional Values Coalition
said NIT had spent
millions of dollars on the
site at a time “American
people are broke, losing
their homes, and losing
NATIONWIDE
their jobs.”
According to CBS
News on Thursday, one of
the Secret Service agents
who was ousted from his
job over the prostitute
misconduct incident in
Columbia is planning a
lawsuit. Eleven agents and
ten military personnel
were accused of misconduct
in hiring ladies of the
night and engaging in
questionable behavior.
In school news, a nineyear-old
Colorado boy was
suspended from the third
grade on Tuesday after
fighting back against a
bully who was beating
him; police in Virginia arrested
a school teacher
and charged him on 12
felony counts on April
after the 60-year-old educator
lined up his students
during class and fired multiple
blank shots from a
handgun at them; and a
16-year-old special needs
student died from cardiac
arrest when he was put
into restraints at a Yonkers
school on Wednesday.
Rush University Medical
Center researchers
said on Thursday that
even if you’re in your 80’s
you could lower your risk
for Alzheimer’s disease if
you just move around
more. A four-year study
found that the least active
seniors were more than
twice as likely to develop
the affliction compared to
the most active codgers.
A new NBC News-
Wall Street Journal poll released
on Thursday
showed President Obama
still ahead of Republican
challenger Mitt Romney
in national favorability,
though Romney’s score
was the highest yet against
New Model Cars At Great Prices!
423-545-9501 423-545-9501
4215 Highway 411 Madisonville
the Democratic incumbent.
The poll indicated
Obama had an advantage
in women voters and Latinos.
And forecasters with
the National Weather
Service said on Thursday
the drought in the Southwest,
California, and the
Southeast would most
likely worsen through July.
May through July is expected
to be warmer than
normal with a greater risk
of wildfires.
WWIINNEE AANNDD SSPPIIRRIITTSS
423-420-5225
Between Walmart & the Big Flag
4435 HIGHWAY 411 MADISONVILLE
April 20, 2012
Knob Farms
Pick Your Own Strawberries!
NOW
OPEN!
Monday - Sunday 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
423-836-1133
Located .5 mile between Lost Sea and
East Tn Feed and Seed on new Hwy 68 Madisonville
MONDAY
Senior &
Military Discounts
TuESDAY
10% Off Two*
*Save 10% off Cash Purchases of
Two or More of the Same Item
(5% On all 1.75’s & Box Wines)