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Volume: VIII Issue: 192
TUESDAY
August 21, 2012
Jury: Kennedy Guilty On Four Counts
“ I know the part
I played and I
am willing to
do my time.”
-Jessica Kennedy
Guilty By A Jury
of Twelve Peers
Photos By J. Miles Cary
Knoxville News Sentinel
Facilitation Of
1. First Degree Felony Murder
2. Aggravated Robbery
3. Setting Fire To Personal Property
4. Abuse Of A Corpse
STORY PAGE 3

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OBITUARIES
COOLEY, GOLDIE
TENNYSON -age 98,
Sweetwater, went home to
be with the Lord on Sunday
evening, August 19th. Born
January 21, 1914, she was
preceded in death by her
husband, Otha Cooley,
daughter Linda Cooley
Gates and parents: Charles
and Della Lemons Tennyson,
brother: Charles Tennyson
Jr., sisters: Helen Lemons
Montooth, Evelyn Tennyson,
nephew Paul Cooley. She is
survived by six children: Patricia
Richesin and husband
Daris of Sweetwater, Peggy
Selva of Fort Pierce, Fl., Sam
(Cody) Cooley and wife
Carol of Sweetwater, Mickey
Cooley of Apache Junction,
AZ., Jack Cooley and wife
Sue of Claire, IL. and Daris
Cooley and wife Cathy of
Madison, FL. She also
leaves behind 20 grandchildren,
38 great-grandchildren
and 8 great-great grandchildren.
Her name fit her perfectly
because she truly had
a heart of gold. Never having
met a stranger, "Mamaw"
brightened the day of every
person she met with her spirit
of love, her infectious enthusiasm,
and her joyous smile.
She accepted and loved
everyone as a child of God
regardless of color or social
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status and was always willing
to give what she had to
help those in need. As the
Bible instructed she gave
thanks for all things and her
appreciation and gratitude
for the things that God
blessed her with was always
an inspiration to those that
knew her. Goldie lived her
life as God instructed and
leaves behind a legacy of
faith that will be passed on
for generations through her
large and wonderful family.
The family wishes to thank
all of the staff at the Sweetwater
Nursing Center for the
care, compassion and love.
Graveside services will be
held on Wednesday, August
22 at 11:00A.M. in the West
View Cemetery, with Rev.
Tony Collins and Rev. Larry
Orr officiating. In lieu of flowers
memorials may be made
to the charity of your choice.
Kyker Funeral Home's,
Sweetwater, in charge of
arrangements.
OODY, JAMES OLIE - 62, of
Loudon, passed away Sunday,
August 19, 2012 at UT
Hospital. James was a
member of Corinth Baptist
Church and was preceded in
death by his parents, Andy
and Fannie Scott Oody; sisters,
Frances Brooks and
Lucy Mae Oody; brother,
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Charles Harrison Oody. Survivors:
brothers, William
Oody, Newport, Harley
(Ellen) Oody, Gilbert, SC and
Jack (Mary) Oody, Knoxville;
brother-in-law, Alton Brooks,
Greeneville; special friend,
Cindy Carver, Loudon. Funeral
services 7:00 p.m.
Tuesday, Loudon Funeral
Home Chapel. Rev. Delbert
Humphrey officiating. Family
and friends will meet at
Corinth Cemetery 10:30 a.m.
Wednesday for graveside
services. Visitation 5:00 -
7:00 p.m. Tuesday, Loudon
Funeral Home.
MELSON, EARL
CLIFFORD (JUNIOR), 74, of
Madisonville, Tennessee
went home to be with his
Lord and Savior Jesus Christ
on August 19, 2012. He is
survived by his wife of 52
years, Pauline ( Polly) Melson,
his two daughters and
sons-in-law, Cathy and Doug
Greene of Kingston and
Karen and Eric DePew of
Knoxville, and his son and
daughter-in-law, Jerome and
Tara Melson, also of
Knoxville, as well as two
grandsons, Seth Greene and
wife Amanda and Alex
DePew, and a granddaughter,
Lila Grace Melson. Other
survivors include his aunt,
Minnie Kyker, and special
friends Larry and Patty Butler
and their two sons, Brent and
Curly. In addition to taking
immeasurable pride in his
marriage to his lifelong love
and in the family they built together
with God's abundant
blessings, Earl was proud of
working for Hiwassee Land
Company, a division of
Bowater, for over 36 years.
Apart from enjoying time with
his family, Earl enjoyed fishing
with friends, gardening,
and playing with his dogs. A
proud grandfather, he cherished
spending time with his
grandchildren. He is preceded
in death by his parents,
Fred Melson and Vina
Buchanan and his grandparents,
Walter and Kittie
Gooden. Funeral 8:00 p.m.
Tuesday, Biereley-Hale
Chapel, Rev. Dennis Plemmons,
Rev. Doug Greene,
Rev. Paul White officiating.
Interment 11:00 a.m.
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Cemetery. Family will receive
friends 6-8 p.m. Tuesday at
Biereley-Hale Funeral Home,
Madisonville.
WILSON, SHERRY M., age
52, of Madisonville, passed
away 6:00 A.M. Monday, August
20, 2012 at Sweetwater
Hospital. Preceded in death
by husband Steve Wilson,
sister Sandy Cook and brothers
Dennis and Doyle Graham.
She was a Christian
and loved animals, especially
her dogs. Survivors-
Son, Chad Wilson, Parents,
Wade & Maxine Graham,
Brother,Doug Graham, all of
Madisonville. Several nieces
& nephews. Graveside service
& interment 1:00 P.M.
Wednesday, Lands Chapel
Cemetery, Rev. Ollie Lankford
officiating. Family will receive
friends 5-7 P.M.
Tuesday at Biereley-Hale
Funeral Home, Madisonville.

August 21, 2012 Page 3 - The BUZZ
Verdict in Jim Miller Murder Trial
Stutts: Jessica Kennedy Facing Possible 35 Years
On Monday evening, a
jury of eight women and
four men convicted Jessica
Lynn Kennedy in the
death of Sweetwater businessman
Jim Miller.
The jury found her
guilty of facilitation of
felony first-degree murder,
facilitation of aggravated
robbery, facilitation of setting
fire to personal property,
and facilitation of
abuse of a corpse.
Sentencing will take
place in Madisonville on
Wednesday, October 3.
In closing arguments
that took place Monday
morning, Assistant District
Attorney General Jim
Stutts reminded the jury
of Kennedy’s words in a
November 10, 2010, video
interview, “I know the
part I played and I am wiling
to do my time.”
Kennedy’s attorney,
John Eldridge, described
Kennedy as someone
whose life was “horrific”
and rife with drugs and
sexual abuse and who
would give persons in
power what they wanted
to hear, “just in order to
survive.”
Jim Miller died of three
gunshots wounds to the
head on July 17, 2010. He
was apparently killed at a
“yellow house” on Creek
Road and afterward his
body was loaded into the
trunk of his car and driven
five miles away to Sands
Road, where the car was
burned and along with it
his body.
The charges that came
down on Kennedy in a
January 2011 indictment
were felony murder, aggravated
robbery, setting fire
to personal property, and
abuse of a corpse. Months
before her indictment but
in weeks following the
homicide, Kennedy told a
myriad of stories about
Miller’s death, implicating
several individuals but always
altering a story and
the persons who were in it;
however, she placed herself
in each story and reported
eyewitness
accounts to investigators.
In his final arguments
to the jury, Stutts reiterated
that Kennedy did not
act alone. He called her
role in Miller’s death as
“part of a plan to rob Jim
Miller.”
“And she had money
the next day,” said Stutts.
“According to Paul Cain (a
prosecution witness),
more money than I’ve
ever seen in my life, a wad
as big as my fist. Where
did she get this money?”
Stutts reminded the
jury that on the day Miller
died his cousin said Miller
intended to buy cattle; another
witness saw Miller
with money later that day;
and a resident off Creek
Road reported hearing
gunshots in the vicinity of
the “yellow house” and
watched a car and van pass
her home afterward.
Eldridge, however, in
his closing remarks, said
forty or fifty dollars would
fill up a hand.
“But take the money
and leave the watch and
rings that you saw earlier
this week?” Eldridge
asked. “Could the murder
been a jealous husband or
boyfriend or a hit? And
what got Jim Miller to that
house in the first place?”
Eldridge asked the jury
if it was true, as Kennedy
said, that Sheriff Bill
Bivens and Captain Detective
Michael Morgan
were involved. He said
that placing Kennedy in a
“cage” in the jail would
make her life so miserable
that “she would blow and
crack.”
“She not only broke,
she gave up,” Eldridge
said. “She was used and
abused by the detectives
and she breaks down. In
her world, when you conform,
you give a person in
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hear. She was saying that
what you want me to say I
will say for you, and I’ve
got a wild imagination.”
Eldridge said Kennedy
told so many stories she
couldn’t keep them
straight.
“But she wanted to satisfy
them,” he said, “so she
would get out of the cage.
And if I tell them I did, no
one – not even Brandon
Steele, Boonie Stokes, or
Michael Morgan – will be
after me.”
Shortly before he
ended his closing, Eldridge
actually admitted to the
jury that Kennedy was
present at Miller’s murder.
“You can conclude
properly that she was
there,” he said, “but she
didn’t know a thing about
what they were going to
do with the body.”
Then Eldridge beseeched
the jurors.
“Do this first kind deed
ever in her life,” Eldridge
implored the jury. “Set her
free. She’s been in jail almost
two years and it’s
been the first period of sobriety
since she was a
teenager. She might make
it if you set her free. You’d
be telling the authorities
to roll up their sleeves, get
to work, and find out who
killed Jim Miller.”
Stutts, in rebuttal, said
Kennedy was not powerless,
as Eldridge had portrayed
her, but was
“violent.”
“Remember her saying
‘crazy people do crazy
things’ to Agent Legg?” he
asked. “And how afraid
was she of Brandon Steele
and Boonie Stokes? She
was with both of them. If
they are the desperados
she would have you believe,
are they stupid
enough to take a witness
to a murder?”
Stutts said Kennedy,
during her time in custody
at the Monroe Count Jail,
was treated like any other
inmate.
“It was not like being in
a gulag,” Stutts said.
“That’s not the way it was
down there. Three days a
week she not in that ‘cage,’
but was with the rest of
the females. You, as jurors,
do not check your common
sense at the door.
Truth is, Jessica Kennedy
played a part, and she admitted
it. She said I know
the part I played and I’ll
do my time. Now that’s
(See Trial pg 7)

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Chiefs Blast Rockwood in Season Opener
Allen Roberts
The Sequoyah Chiefs
traveled to Roane County
on Friday to face the
Tigers of Rockwood in the
season opener for both
teams. The Tigers were
predicted to be a strong
team this year and were favored
against Sequoyah,
but it was the Chiefs who
came out and proved to be
the stronger team, jumping
all over the Tigers early
and completely dominating
the game from start to
finish and winning in convincing
fashion with a
score of 41-14.
Sequoyah received the
opening kick and with the
ball on its own 20-yard line
the Chiefs went on a
seven-play 80-yard scoring
drive for the game’s first
points. Casey Coon ran
for 13-yard on the first play
for a first down. Blake
Huffman rumbled for five
yards and then quarterback
Brett King hit his receiver
Garret Dalton for
14 yards and another first
down. Coon then had runs
of two, five, and two yards,
setting up a fourth and
one at the Tigers 40-yard
line. Drew Carson got the
first down and more, busting
up the middle and by
the defense for a 40-yard
touchdown. The extra
point was no good and
with 8:16 left in the first
quarter, the Chiefs led 6-0.
Rockwood started its
first possession on its own
24-yard line. The Tigers’
quarterback found his
wide receiver down the
left sideline on a fade pass
for 22 yards and a first
down, but the home team
fumbled the ball on the
next play as Sequoyahs'
Forrest McKane came up
with the loose pigskin and
the Chiefs were back in
business.
With the ball on the
Tigers 42-yard line, it only
took the Chiefs four plays
to find the end zone. King
completed passes of eight
yards to Coon, 22 yards to
Austin Lunsford, and
seven yards to Dalton.
Coon then took the handoff
and scampered up the
middle for the six-yard
touchdown. Huffman ran
in the two-point conversion
and, just like that, Sequoyah
led 14-0.
After a nice kick-off return,
Rockwood started
its next possession with
good field position at its
own 41-yard line but that
did not last long. On the
second play, Sequoyah's
Luke Knott intercepted
the Tigers’ quarterback
giving the Chiefs the ball
back at the Rockwood 40yard
line.
With the offense back
on the field, it only took
one play for Big Red to
again find paydirt. Quar-
terback King dropped
back and found Huffman
streaking down the right
sideline for a 40-yard
touchdown pass. King’s
extra point kick was good
and with 4:49 left in the
first Sequoyah led 21-0.
The Tigers started the
next possession on their
own 26- yard line and this
time the home team
picked up three first
downs and moved the ball
into Sequoyah territory,
but on fourth and six
punted the ball back to
the Chiefs and with the
first period coming to a
end Sequoyah led 21-0.
The Chiefs opened up
the second quarter with
the ball on their own 20yard
line and it looked like
they were going to put
more points on the board
moving the ball down the
field, picking up five first
downs and pushing the
ball deep into Tiger territory,
but the home team
held on a fourth and goal
at the five-yard line, turning
the ball over on downs.
Rockwood picked up
three first downs as its
pushed the ball out to
mid-field but once again a
turnover stopped the drive
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as Sequoyah’s Huffman
picked off the Tigers quarterback,
giving the Chiefs
the ball on their own 36yard
line.
It only took the visitors
four plays to find the end
zone again. Huffman
busted loose for a run of 32
yards, then after a incomplete
pass and a run for no
gain, King hit his wide receiver
Dalton for a 32-yard
touchdown strike down
the left side line, and with
the extra point kick being
no good, the Chiefs had
pushed their lead to 27-0
with 3:12 left in the second
period.
With the ball on their
own 25-yard line the Tigers
offense came to life, picking
up four first downs and
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moving the ball into
Chiefs territory but the
Chiefs defense once again
came up with the
turnover. Chiefs’ linebacker
Huffman stepped
in front of the Rockwood
pass attempt and picked it
off and streaked 65 yards
for the Sequoyah touchdown.
King's extra point
kick was good and with
the quarter coming to an
end the Chiefs held the
halftime lead 34-0.
Rockwood started the
first possession of the second
half on its own 15-yard
line. The Chiefs pushed
the Tigers back and forced
a punt from inside the 10yard
line, giving the Chiefs
the ball with great field
position on the Tigers’ 37.
KC Deherrera ran the
ball for three yards and
then one yard, the Chiefs
then fumbled the ball on
third down as the Tigers
recovered the loose
pigskin on their own 29yard
line.
The Tigers took advantage
of the great field po-
sition and five plays later
were in the end zone for
their first score of the
night, and with the extra
point kick being good,
Rockwood had cut the
Chiefs lead to 34-7 with
7:05 left in the third quarter.
The home team was not
done yet, as it recovered
the onside kick, giving it
the ball back at the Chiefs
41-yard line. From there
the Tigers scored six plays
later on a three-yard
touchdown run. The kick
was again good and with
4:17 left in the third, the
Chiefs led 34-14.
The Tigers tried another
on-sides kick but this time
the Chiefs recovered the
ball giving them great field
position on their own 44yard
line. Looking to seize
back some momentum,
the Chiefs’ offense went
to work and on the first
play answered in a big way.
King dropped back to
pass and found his receiver
Dalton in the left flats,
where he broke loose
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down the sideline behind
some great down field
blocking for a 56-yard
touchdown. The extra
point kick was good and
Sequoyah had pushed its
lead to 41-14 with 3:56 left
in the third.
Both teams had the ball
two more times each but
neither team would score
throughout the remainder
of the fourth quarter,
bringing the game to a end
with the Chiefs winning in
convincing fashion 41-14.
The Chiefs had 456 yards
of total offense and rushed
25 times for 201 yards, led
by Coon with 12 carries for
72 yards with one touchdown.
Carson rushed
three times for 50 yards
with a touchdown, Huffman
rushed three times
for 43 yards, King rushed
three times for 26 yards,
Deherrera had five rushes
(See Sequoyah pg 12)
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Wildcats Maul Bears
Tulli Cole
The Jamboree heralded
its arrival, and now the
2012 Football season is
here in full. Sweetwater
High School had its first
home game on Friday, August
17, with the Cats hosting
the Bears of Tellico
Plains. Each squad was
looking to begin the season
with a W.
But it was the home
team who came out on top
in this battle between incounty
rivals. The Cats of
Sweetwater came out
swinging, and swinging
hard, knocking the Bears
for a loop. By the time the
Bears were able to muster
up a counterattack, it was
too little, too late. The
Wildcats emerged the victors.
Tellico won the cointoss
and the right to receive
to open the game,
but the Wildcats’ defense—comprised
of more
than a few tackles by a
host of Cats, as well as a
sack by Elijah Blomstrom—prevented
the
Bears from making any
headway. The Bears were
forced to kickoff on
fourth down.
But Sweetwater had no
such trouble on the offensive
end. Despite a yellow
flag penalty and a fumble
(which Eli Arwood recovered
for Sweetwater), the
Wildcats stormed their
way up the field. Hunter
Humphreys and Nick
Wicker ate up yard after
yard while rushing, and it
all culminated when Jordan
McGaughey found yet
another opening in the
Bears’ defenses. He
quickly sped away into the
end-zone for the first
touchdown of the night.
Garret Zickgraf added an
extra point to the board
with a successful fieldgoal.
Individual plays by
Dakota Reinhart, Robert
Vandervort, Adam Reece,
and Garrett Reno bought
Tellico a couple of first
downs. The Bears soon
made it to within striking
distance of the end-zone.
But Sweetwater’s defense
once again came to
its rescue. Zack Neil
recorded a sack, handing
the Bears a loss in several
yards, and several other
Wildcats prevented not
one, but two passes to an
awaiting R. Vandervort—
including one on a fourth
and seventeen. The ball returned
to the home team
on downs.
And the Cats wasted
no time in making the
Bears pay for the gamble.
J. McGaughey once again
slipped and slid his way
through the Tellico defense,
and did not stop
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in the end-zone. G. Zickgraf
kicked home another
field goal soon afterward,
giving Sweetwater a lead
of 0-14.
The Bears faced the
same brick-wall of a defense
in the ensuing possession,
forcing them to
kickoff. The pair of teams
then exchanged the ball
on a pair of fumbles. The
football eventually ended
up in Sweetwater’s hands,
but it was then that the
Bears’ defense finally
roared to life. This time, it
was Sweetwater who was
knocked for something of
a loop, as a host of Bears
continually pushed them
back, until a tackle by G.
Reno placed the Cats at a
third and long. The buzzer
sounded not long after.
The score at the end of
the first quarter was 0-14.
Sweetwater retained
possession to open the
second quarter, but they
did not have it for long.
Colton Carr batted away
an attempted pass on a
third down, and when
Sweetwater attempted to
go for it on the fourth
down, still more Bears
stepped up to stop the
would-be play. The attempt
ended with an incomplete
pass. Possession
went over to Tellico on
downs.
But the Bears were unable
to take advantage of
the opportunity. They suffered
two back-to-back
fumbles, and finally
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kicked-off on a fourth and
fifteen.
From then on, it was
the Wildcats Show. Sweetwater
scored four touchdowns
in the second
quarter. One came off yet
another rush by J. Mc-
Gaughey. The second was
a rushing-touchdown by
H. Humphreys, and the
third came after a bobbing
and weaving carry by E.
Arwood. The final touchdown
came at the buzzer,
courtesy of J. McGaughey.
G. Zickgraf added still
more points with his precision
kicking after each
touchdown.
The run gave Sweetwater
an imposing lead going
into halftime, with the
scoreboard blazing 0-42.
The third quarter and
August 21, 2012
second half opened with
possession in Sweetwater’s
hands. Despite the pounding
they took in the second,
the Bears pulled
together.
The renewed effort
paid off. Tellico not only
forced a fumble out of
Sweetwater, but also recovered
the football.
For the rest of the quarter,
the Bears steadily
made their way up the
field towards the endzone.
The hard work all
paid off when A. Reece
stole his way through a
mass of Wildcat defenders
for the Bears’ first touchdown
of the night.
Instead of going for a
field goal, the Bears attempted
a two-point conversion
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succeeded, and added a
pair of points to the board.
The third quarter
ended with the Bears’ defense
(courtesy of tackles
by A. Reece and a blocked
pass by Peyton Brown)
stopping the Wildcats
from gaining any ground.
The quarter had favored
the Tellico boys, but
the home team still commanded
the scoreboard, 8-
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to begin the fourth and
final quarter, but a sack by
Kody Woodall left them
with a loss of yards—yards
they were unable to make
up on the ensuing play.
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The Bears kicked off, giving
possession back to the
Wildcats.
But the Wildcats, too,
faced some tough D. Tackles
by TJ Pike, Bryce
Carter, Bubba Laws, and
A. Reece soon brought
them to a fourth and
seven. Sweetwater, with
nothing to lose, went for
it, but A. Reece stepped
up again to end the play
with another tackle. The
ball went over to the Bears
on downs.
It did not take long for
Tellico to act on the opportunity.
Some pin-point
passing by D. Reinhart to
Tyler Peeler and then R.
Vandervort ended in a second
touchdown for the
Bears. Tellico tried another
two-point conversion
play, and once again
were successful.
But neither team was
able to score again in the
time remaining. The game
ended with Sweetwater
taking a knee.
The final score was 16-
42.
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Apple became the
world’s most valuable
company ever on Monday
as a rise in the company’s
stock drove its valuation
to $619 billion, higher
than the market capitalization
of $616.3 billion set
by software giant Microsoft
in December 1999.
Apple is the maker of
iPhones and iPads and
Mac computers.
Firefighters on Monday
continued to battle a
15,000-acre wildfire raging
in Northern California
and had it only five percent
contained since it
began with lightning
strikes over the weekend.
A flurry of other fires
burning across the western
states were also matters
of concern by state
officials.
The Chronicle of Philanthropy
said on Monday
that the states with the
least religious residents
were also the stingiest
about giving money to
charity. The Northeast
had the least generous
state, while the South gave
the greatest percentage of
discretionary income to
charity.
The Augusta National
Golf Club has admitted its
first female members, the
home of the Masters confirmed
on Monday. Invited
to join were former
Secretary of State Condoleezza
Rice and South
Carolina financier Darla
Moore have become the
first two women to wear
the green jacket.
Housewife-turned-humorist
Phyllis Diller died
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(Next to Walgreens)
NATIONWIDE
Darryl
Downey
at her Los Angeles home
on Monday at age 95. The
first female stand-up comedian
was known as
aiming some of her
sharpest jokes at herself,
punctuating her barbs
with her trademark
cackle.
Also dead were Tony
Scott, 68, director of such
Hollywood blockbusters
as “Top Gun,” “Days of
Thunder,” and Beverly
Hills Cop II,” who leaped
from a Los Angeles bridge
to his death on Sunday;
and singer Scott McKenzie,
singer of the 1967 rock
anthem song “San Francisco
(Be Sure to Wear
Flowers in Your Hair,)” following
a long battle with
Guillain-Barre Syndrome,
a disease of the nervous
system.
And the Portland Public
School System in Oregon
will no longer allow
soft drinks to be served on
school property after banning
Coca Cola, potato
chips, and buttered popcorn,
even at football
games, school officials said
on Monday. Instead, fans
will have to nosh on baked
tortilla chips, hummus,
whole grain pretzels, sunflower
seeds, and fresh
fruit and veggies.
Trial
(Continued from pg 1)
justice. So now, give her
justice.”
After the jury brought
its four guilty verdicts, Eldridge
smiled when approached
by the BUZZ.
“We’re extremely
elated to come from a
first-degree murder to facilitating
first-degree murder,”
he said. “Under this
set of facts, it’s quite amazing.
Jessica is very excited,
for someday there will be
another life for her.”
Stutts, on the other
hand, said he was appreciative
for the hard work
of the jury for holding
Kennedy responsible for
Miller’s death. He said all
the agencies involved in
the investigation cooperated
well and in agreement.
“I am happy the jury
found her responsible for
her part in the murder,” he
said. “In a week or two we
will get the investigative
team together and see
what we have next. We
believe there are more
people involved in this
crime and we plan to go
after them.”
Sheriff Bill Bivens offered
the BUZZ his
thoughts.
“I want to commend all
the agencies involved in
this investigation,” he said,
“including the TBI, the
DA’s office, all the police
departments, the bomb
and arson squad, everyone
who worked with us. Our
sleeves have been rolled
up and are still rolled up,
and we will be going after
anyone else who was involved
in this crime.”
Special Judge Walter C.
Kurtz thanked the jury,
dismissing it, and immediately
revoked Kennedy’s
bond.
She remains housed in
the Monroe County Jail
until her sentencing in less
than two months.
BUZZ Note: According
to Stutts, the counts
on which Kennedy was
convicted carry up to a
possible 35 years in prison:
Facilitation of first-degree
felony murder, 15 to 25
years, a Class A felony; facilitation
of aggravated
robbery, three to six years,
a Class C felony; facilitation
of setting fire to personal
property, one to two
years, a Class E felony; and
facilitation of abuse of a
corpse, one to two years, a
Class A misdemeanor.
2600 Highway 11S
Sweetwater
337-3100
Tuesday - KIDS (under 10)
Eat Free off the Kid’s Menu

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CLASSIFIEDS
YARD SALES
Yard Sale: 700 Old Tellico Hwy
North, Madisonville, Thursday
August 23, Friday August 24 &
Saturday August 25.
Quarter Horse, sorro mare, 4
½ years old $200 253-3398
Dog Beds, various colors &
sizes 420-6341
Great Dane puppies, female,
spotted, parents on premises,
full blooded, will be ready August
24 $300 each 253-7362
or 404-0940
ANIMALS
Guinea Pigs, 4 males $10
each 519-5723
Free Kittens: two males, 3 & 5
mos. old, house broken, 351-
7379
Full grown turkeys $20 each
442-2852
Yorkie puppies, 6 weeks old,
first shots & wormed 404-0881
Miniature Schnauzers (salt pepper),
8 weeks old, AKC registered,
tails docked, dew claws
removed, one male & one female
$400 each 423-261-4486
or 423-295-4778
Chihuahuas, 8 weeks old,
males, dewormed and had first
shots $80 each 420-6596
QUICK LOANS OF TN
We Like To Say Yes!
*1st Loan Free
up to $850
MADISONVILLE
4207 HIGHWAY 411 N
423-420-3213
Black & Tan chiweenie, male
$100 442-2422
One medium size dog cage,
$20 253-7746
Blue & White Chihuahua, 11
months old $100 442-2422
2 Squirrel Dogs 442-3096
Malti-poo, female, 4 months, 8
pounds, white, all shots $400
442-9996
Persian kitten, extreme face,
black and white male, with orange
eyes, no papers, $225
firm, 423-261-4400
Beautiful Purebred Black Lab
Puppies, 6 weeks old, first shots
and wormed, no papers, parents
on premises $150 423-836-
3158 (nights)
Place Your
Yard Sale
In The BUZZ!
NOTICE
CITY OF MADISONVILLE
The City of Madisonville’s Mayor and Board
of Aldermen will hold a called Board Meeting
beginning at 5:30 p.m., on August 27, 2012. The
meeting will be in the Board Room of Madisonville
City Hall, 400 College Street, North,
Madisonville, Tennessee.
The purpose of this meeting is for the second
and final reading, and public hearing of the
following Ordinances:
Ordinance 12-195-O, 2011—2012 Budget
Amendments; and Ordinance 12-196-O, An Ordinance
of the City of Madisonville, Tennessee,
to amend the City of Madisonville's Code of Ordinances,
Title 8, Alcoholic Beverages, Chapter
2, Beer.
Copies of the Agenda are available at City
Hall. The public is invited to attend.
Ted Cagle, City Recorder
CLASSIFIEDS
ANIMALS
CKC Registered Cockapoo, 7
weeks old, crème color, male,
first shot, up to date on worming,
can text pictures $200
519-2193
Called Board Meeting
CLASSIFIEDS
Pomeranian, male, 17 months
old $150 295-4429
2 Chihuahuas, 6 years old, male
& female 420-6341
CKC Pit Bull puppies, 6 weeks
old, blue fawns $250 each 865-
705-3078
One large dog cage $60, 253-
7746
CKC Yorkies, 6 weeks old, vet
checked & wormed, ready to go,
2 females $450 each and 1 male
$350 423-519-2433 or 423-252-
9424
ANIMALS
Tree Dog, ½ blue tick, ½
walker, registered on both
sides 442-3096
Pair of barred cochins $25 253-
7980
CLASSIFIEDS
ANIMALS
Blue & White Chihuahua, 2
years old $100 442-2422
CLASSIFIEDS
ANIMALS
Chihuahua, 3 months old, small
in size, crème colored $150 442-
2422
CKC Yorkie puppies, 6 weeks
old, shots up to date and
wormed $250 for males 295-
5434 or 519-7472
Pet Sugar Glider Squirrel $150
253-7746
Feeder Rats, small & medium
sizes 420-6341
2 Shihtzus, 1 male AKC &
CKC, 1 female CKC, both are
3 years old 519-1507
2 Toy Poodles, 1 male, 1 female,
CKC registered, 16
months old 519-1507
Two walker coon dogs $250 obo
442-5903
Papillion, CKC registered, 7
weeks male white, crate and
paper trained shots up to date,
$500 442-9996
29 Gallon Fish Aquarium $15
210-0163
Banty Roosters $5 each 442-
5879
Blue Doberman Pinscher puppies,
AKC registered, male &
female, 8 weeks old, tails
docked, shots up to date, excellent,
calm, alert, playful &
easily trained $500 each 442-
6080
Jumbo rats, feeder rats & mice
371-7904
Free kittens & cats to good
homes 884-6351
Black & Tan Chi-weenie, good
with children, weighs 5-6
pounds $50 442-2422
FREE -Very nice cats need a
good home. They are
spayed/neutered & litter box
trained. Indoor homes only.
442-3633
Dog House for small-medium
dogs $25 442-1221
Baby Rabbits $10 each 295-
4429 or 337-4824
Bantam Chicks, B.B. Reds and
Crill $2 each older chicks $2.50
call after 3 p.m. 423-420-1014
Baby Rabbits $8 each 295-4429
American/ Colby Blue Pit puppies
$50 each 423-453-9186
Male Pomeranian 5 yrs old 420-
6341
Banny Chickens 442-1510
Free Kittens to a good home
420-0908
6 Pit Bull puppies full blooded,
parents on premises with papers
3 males 3 females $250 423-
404-8070
Hamsters, various colors $5
each 420-6341
3 Boxers, reverse brindle, males,
ready June 26, tails cut & dewclaws
done $150 each 371-
3199
Chihuahua, blue & white, 2 ½
pounds, 11 months old $150
442-2422
Rabbits, several different kinds
$5 each 423-261-4515 or 865-
363-1892
Palamino Racking Horse 423-
368-6165
Black Tennessee Walker Racking
Horse 423-368-6165
Gerbils, black and grey $5 each
420-6341
Toy poodles 3 females, 1 male,
taking deposits now, come pick
you one out , be ready 9-17,
420-0149
CKC Boxer puppies, first shots,
vet checked $250 423-334-5969
3 left
Road Island Red & Black
Sexlinks Hens 404-3294
Sugar Glider with 2 cages, male
and female $125 253-7746
Yorkie and Malti-poo puppies,
shots and wormed, males and
females, $300-$500 423-333- 2 Great Dane puppies, male &
4593
female $150 each 836-7140
Blue & White Chihuahua, Chi-weenie, 6 months old, black
male, small, weighs 4-5 & tan $100 442-2422
pounds, good with children
$75 442-2422
AKC German Shepherd puppies,
6 wks old, sable color, black
Yorkie Poos, 2 males, 2 females and tan, and solid black, parents
$200 each 423-745-6676 on site, $500 423-519-2700

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CLASSIFIEDS
APPLIANCES
Electric Stove, good shape,
gold color $60 337-9162
New Microwave red in color,
1100 watts $50, 253-3703
Frigidaire Washer, one year old
$150 371-1761
Antique Electric Monarch Cook
Stove (marble look top) $150
865-306-3547 or 865-368-6753
06 Maytag Neptune Front load
washer, $250 firm 423-371-
2259
Microwave 1100 watt, black $35
253-7746
Appliances for sale 371-5002
Box ice maker sits on the table
$150 442-2852 or 404-0216
Kenmore Washer & Dryer,
matching set, white $225 519-
3902
RCA Dryer $100 371-1761
423-519-0283
kingasphalt.com
AUTOMOBILE
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! $3995 442-9996
2006 Mercury Montego $7800
423-536-8428, or 261-2367
1977 Corvette Stingray 350, in
good shape, new tires, automatic,
garage kept, a lot of
new parts $5,800 423-649-
0290
1978 Mercedes Benz convertible,
good shape 423-536-
8257
03 Jeep Liberty 4x4, sunroof,
power windows, heat power
seats, leather interior, $6250 or
will consider a partial trade 836-
7095
AUTOMOTIVE
2 Corvette Tires 325/30/19
Goodyear Eagle F1 $100 for
both 519-7997
CLASSIFIEDS
AUTOMOTIVE
Full Size Slide in Dog Box for
Toyota Tacoma. 2 sides with riggin
holes. 5 drawers for storage.
rino liner on top. call Travis 423-
261-4361
Chevrolet 4wd transmission and
transfer case $400 836-0888
Full size Tool Box for Truck - $25
423-836-6865
87 Ford truck parts, 442-3669
Bed liner for Dodge 6’ bed $75
295-4340
Hydraulic over electric winch, 8
ton new never used 371-5002
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
Four White 15” Rally Rims 5 lug
$75 210-0163
SOLD!
CAREGIVING
A Helping Hand: I will do elder
& respite care, run errands, assist
with appointments, light
housekeeping, and can also
do house & pet sitting. Reliable,
experienced, great references.
Call Gail Davis at
442-3633 or 836-4440
CATERING
Crowder Creations
Hand-dipped Mayfields Ice Cream
Stop by anytime to
get a treat out of
the cases!
www.crowdercreations.com
442-5747 205A TELLICO ST. NORTH
CONSTRUCTION
Rough Cut Lumber, air stacked
for 2 years, approx. 10,000
board foot 2'x4'x14', 2'x6'x14',
2'x8'x14', sell all for $3200, you
load and haul 423-351-7736 or
239-980-0745
CLASSIFIEDS
ELECTRICAL
Residential - Commercial
Industrial
423-545-9314
Fully Licensed and Insured
Residential Electrical Service
All Of Your Electrical &
Remodeling Needs!
Randy Coffelt Joe Leslie
261-4327 404-4627
Licensed & Insured
ELECTRONICS
26” Toshiba flat screen TV
$150 423-667-8992
DS Games $10 each 371-
7814
50” RCA Projection screen TV,
2005 model $175 OBO 371-
Floor Model 57” Zenith Big
Screen TV $300 836-0905 or
253-6000
MP3 Player, brand new 884-
2676
VCR, works good $30 423-745-
4454
50” RCA HD TV with split screen
$250 371-8192
Set of computer loudspeakers
$7 337-1791
APC Surge Protector ES 350,
like new $38 337-1791
X Box 360 games and accessories
call for info. 884-2676
PS3 with four games and two
wireless controllers $325 836-
7539
Playstation 2 slim, six games,
two controllers and two memory
cards $80 836-0482
50” Magnavox console TV with
stand $150 420-0398 or 836-
6817, if no answer leave a message
Electronic Game Caller for coyotes
$60 371-1874
42” TV $75 371-2566
46 inch screen TV, $250 423-
337-0779
25” TV $35 253-7746
26” TV - $30 OBO 423-887-
3130
CLASSIFIEDS
ELECTRONICS
Playstation 3 games 884-2676
HP Color Laser Printer 2600 N,
like new $450 337-1791
EMBROIDERY
Business Logos
Monograms - Gifts
CuStoM EMBRoIdERy
www.facebook.com/tennesseeembroidery
715-2998
cebp@bellsouth.net
www.tennesseeembroidery.com
Antique Wood/Gas Cook
Stove made by
Superior/Bridge & Beach
Company St. Louis Mo. $1500
obo 423-351-7736 or 239-980-
0745
Roper Dryer, heavy duty $60
519-4458
ASPHALT
King
Asphalt
Maintenance
Asphalt Sealcoating
Driveways
Parking Lots
Ladder Rack for small truck
$125 423-371-2676
Full size camper top will fit any
full size truck $100 442-3669
CAMPING
2004 31ft 5th wheel Cougar
Bunkhouse with super slide by
Keystone camper, never been
smoked in, shed kept, very
clean, rear garage for storage,
front storage, sleeps 10, everything
works asking $14,500 423-
253-5533
Mattress for RV bed, never used
$25 442-7227
8192
2 Verizon Cell phones one Pantech
Hotshot, one smart phone
$100 each 423-920-5393
20” Tronics TV $40 obo 423-
453-1014
HP Desktop Computer $200
519-5675
HP Laser Printer P2015d $120
337-1791
DELL 1800 MP projector for
Powerpoint presentations, like
new $530 337-1791
36” Phillips TV $60 obo 423-453-
1014
HP Type 4370 scanner $38 337-
1791
End of Summer
Special!!
2005 27" Arolite camper with
slide. $10,500.00 obo or would
consider trading for a good
small truck. 253-4127
26” Sanyo TV $30 obo 423-453-
1014
information to apply.
EMPLOYMENT
CNA/Caregiver-Quality of Life
Home Care is seeking compassionate,
caring aides to assist
elderly or disabled adults with
daily living activities in their
home. Hours, days will vary
based on client’s needs. Valid
drivers license, automobile insurance,
pass a criminal backgroud
check and one year experience
required. Please call 423-836-
9505 to schedule an interview or
go to our website at www.qualityof
lifehomecare.com for more
Experienced, dependable, duct
installers. Must be willing to
work! Send resume to 1390
Oak Grove Road, Madisonville,
TN 37354 or apply online at
Harrisheatingcooling.com
Ministry Position Available:
Children’s Coordinator at
Church of Life, Madisonville.
20 hours per week. Apply online
at www.thechurchoflife.org
Drivers: Make $63,000.00yr
or more, New $2,500.00
Driver Referral Bonus &
$1,200.00 Orinentation
Completion Bonus!
CDL-AOTR Exp. Req.
Call Now:
1-800-283-3872
CLASSIFIEDS
EMPLOYMENT
Looking for experienced carpenters,
call Heath at 423-368-6165
Help Wanted: Experienced
service to work on appliances
full time or part time 371-5002
Wii Games 884-2676
Nintendo DSI blue comes with
charger, 7 games and carrying Will clean home, office or busi-
cases for DSI and games $150 ness…big or small. Refer-
obo 836-8116 or 253-3155 ences available, experienced
519-6728
Pink Nintendo DS with 5
games, carry case and Part time landscape help
charger $85 371-1096 needed. Experience preferred
442-3549
Nintendo DS, cobalt blue, with
charger, 5 games $65 836-
Drivers Needed OTR, apply in
7624
person at D&K Logistic, 250
Wii- comes with 2 controllers
Lands Road Madisonville. 442-
(both have plastic covers), 2
4699
nunchuks, Wii sports game. Student is looking for odd jobs,
Also have the box it came in. please call 519-5496
Like new condition $115, call or
text 519-7891
Day and night shift cooks, buffet
attendant and servers, no phone
calls, apply in person Donna’s
Cafe Downtown Madisonville.
Looking for an electrician, must
have minimum of 5 years experience
in residential and
commercial, valid drivers license,
dependable transportation
and references. No phone
calls! Send resume to harvestelectricllc@yahoo.com
or mail
to 107 Rockwell Blvd., Madisonville,
TN 37354
EQUIPMENT & TOOLS
Wooden Workbench $35 351-
3975
Wood Lathe with tooling $250
423-667-8992
Wheelbarrow $30 423-351-3975
Sheetrock Hoist, new $150 865-
368-6753 or 865-306-3547
Craftsman Twin Cutter Saw, like
new $40 253-3703
Large Vemco Drafting Machine
$50 – 423-420-0822
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 15” drill press, 1hp
$100 371-7507
Shindawa 488 power saw $175
371-7507
Scroll saw $75 442-1037
Snapper chain saw 16” blade,
needs a little work $50 442-5809
EXERCISE
Bowflex, good shape $125 call
after 7pm 519-0550
Weider Cable Workout Machine
has station for bench press, flies,
triceps, leg extensions, leg curls,
and back. Bonus treadmill included
$250 519-6440
Ab Glider Pro Form, 2 months
old $75 firm 371-0317
2 Weider Pro Exercise Machine
$250 each 371-1056
FOR RENT
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
Equal Housing Opportunity
Handicap Units Available

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CLASSIFIEDS
FOR RENT
FURNITURE
CLASSIFIEDS
FURNITURE
CLASSIFIEDS
FURNITURE
August 21, 2012
CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS
HEAT & COOLING
LAWN & FARM
For Rent: Large Home in Dining room table with 6 chairs Bedroom Set- All solid wood,
Harry Ferguson Tractor & John
Coker Creek 2,860 sq.ft. and matching china cabinet light natural color, queen size
Deere hay rake and sickle bar
4BR/2BA, off Hwy 68 $600 $200 371-2007
poster bed, dresser with mirror,
mower, 18’ utility trailer, double
month 352-228-7320
chester drawer, night stand
Full Size Complete Bed: Head-
axle with ramps and winch
For Rent: 2BR/1BA Mobile
and lamps $900 253-2589
board, footboard, rails, slats,
$3,000 for all. Call 295-2470
TVA FINANCING
Home in Sweetwater $400 boxsprings & mattress, real Chocolate Microsuede Rocker,
and leave a message
AVAILABLE
month plus $400 security de- wood $150 519-4458 removable washable cover, very
posit, no pets, good rental ref-
Jimmy Harris 85hp Case International 885
soft $75 865-253-0597
erences a must 519-2404
Box Spring twin size $35 442-
Tractor and new idea disk
4677
442-5039 519-7871
Vintage Wooden Beach Chair
mower, 8’ cut, both good con-
The Willows Single bed boxsprings $40 442- $20 865-368-6753 or 865-306-
dition. First $9,000 423-333-
Firewood $25 a load 519-7532
3547
4908
New 2&3 Bedrooms 6410
Apartments Boxspring for king size bed, Dining Room Set $100 442- Warm Morning Gas Heater, 1 Hay square bails 519-3621
good condition $75 442-4677
year old, excellent condition
$525-$625/month
7227
$250 371-1056
Spaghetti Squash 50 cents to
HugeAntique Oak Dining Room Computer Desk, $20 – 442-
a $1.50 404-3569 or 404-1894
Security Deposit Waived * wac Table with removable lazy 1010
Gas Heater $225 519-4099 Square Hay Bales $3 each 295-
Pet Friendly
susan. Complete with 6 chairs Cedar Chest, hand crafted solid
5015
washer & dryer, refrigerator, $400 519-2081
wood with 4 drawers. $400 obo. Attn: Campers – split firewood
microwave, stove, dishwasher,
Husky Zero Turn Mower 60” cut,
Baby Crib $50 865-213-7007 865-213-7007
for sale white ash and cherry 2
yrs cured, burns clean can be diesel $2,500 519-4092
423-442-1833 Wing Back Chair, Sage Green Dining Room Table with 3 chairs seen at Madisonville Flea & 65hp Johnson Tractor, diesel
Three mobile homes for rent in with beige stripe, $100, 442- $150 519-4391
Antique Mall on Tues, Fri, Sat $5,500 519-4092
Monroe County 519-1162 1010
Queen size boxspring & mat- and Sun 8am-5:30pm
tress, good condition $150 442-
340 International Tractor with
PLEMONS RENTALS Dining Room Table with 4 chairs
4677
Kerosene Dura Heater bush hog, good shape 371-5002
and leaf $150 obo 519-7810
3BR/2BA Mobile Home in
125,000BTU $225 371-1096
Kitchen Table with chairs,
Several Snapper & Craftsman
Madisonville $600 month plus Light Brown Crib and Changing round $100 337-9162 Gas Log Fireplace, brand new riding lawnmowers for sale from
table matching set $75 404-
$600 deposit
logs, blower, and mantel $250 $200 - $500 442-4108
8033
China Cabinet $100 442-1010
2BR/1BA Apartment in
884-6351
Massey Ferguson tractor 230
Madisonville $400 month plus Queen Size Box Spring & Mat- Antique Pineapple bed full
diesel 1500 hrs, in good shape
$400 deposit
tress - $150 - 442-6410 /queen size comes with
HOME HEALTH $6500 442-4899 or 423-371-
Bar stool set $50 442-1010 boxsprings & mattress they are
2238
442-8869
like new $250 442-5606
5’ Long Computer Desk with 3
Lift Chair, covered in blue fab- 36” Wheel/Horse Toro Rear
drawers, great shape $100 210-
Recliners for sale one blue, ric, good condition $100 519-
For Rent: 900 sq ft office in
Garden Tiller, mounts on rear of
0244
one pink $50 442-6410 3902
Sweetwater, central h/a, carpet,
a large garden tractor, new $200
furnished, second floor, Hwy 68
Couch wood around bottom and Transport Wheelchair for handi- 295-5916
frontage $450 month, Call Burt Full size box springs and mat- on the arms, light brown with cap, new $100 253-7746
tress $125 442-6410
John Deere 111 Riding Mower,
519-0700
flowers $80 519-4949
Walker with aluminum frame 38” deck, 11 hp Briggs & Strat-
Niles Ferry Apartments New Sofa, solid creme color Queen Size Sleigh Bed, $50 442-6729 or 351-4223 ton engine, 5 speed transmis-
$225 519-3902
boxsprings & pillowtop mattress, Small childs wheel chair $50 sion, extra transmission belt
Drug Free, Quiet,
almost new $800 253-7239 253-6000
$250 or trade for good reliable
Family Oriented Castle toddler bed $20 404-8033
riding mower. Ask for Larry
3 Single Story,
2 Solid oak TV towers, lighted, Handycap bed lift for bed fast pa- 253-2636
2 BR Units Available
4 Drawer lateral filing cabinet $70 $100 each 423-836-8316 tient $250 obo 253-7746
337-1791
Craftsman Garden Tiller, great
Ideal for Seniors
Cherry Round bar table, excel- Wheelchair $50, Electric Wheel- shape, runs good $60 836-
Background Check Required Computer Desk $100 836-8316 lent condition, $100 442-1037 chair $250, Handicap Potty Chair 7624
Lights, Water & Cable Cars moon chair $8 442-1800 Mahogany Pedestal Table with 7 $25, Lots of medical stuff, 253- Beauregard Sweet Potato Plant
TV Included
7123
Black Dinette Table with 2 black chairs, 2 chairs have arm rails,
519-3718
423-371-1484 9am-6pm chairs $50 210-0747 or 442- 18” extension leaf, 42” wide x 66” Home Care Hospital Bed $200 Round hay bales 351-2839
For Rent: 2BR+ bonus 1037
long, beige cushion floral design 442-6729 or 351-4223
Yardman Chipper with vacuum,
room/1BA large farm House in Full Size and Queen Size
on seats $250 442-9664
4 footed Walking Cane $15 442- chips limbs, vacuums leaves,
Madisonville (2 miles from boxsprings and mattress $150 Cherry Dining Room Table with 6729 or 351-4223
good condition $225 519-3902
town on Hwy 411S) Beautiful, per set 442-6410
6 chairs & hutch, bought from
large farm, maximum 4 peo-
Big Man Electric Wheelchair,
5 drawer dresser $25 253-2589
Masons Furniture $500 210ple.
Private country setting
0047
needs work, doesn’t work $100 MISCELLANEOUS
$650 month plus $625 deposit,
253-7746
3 Kitchen Tables $20-$40 each
no pets (must be able to show 253-2589
Couch & Chair, grey & brown, fall
patterns $60 for both 545-9194
All Electric Hospital Bed with Tra- 3 Light Fixtures $35 each, paid
$1800 per month verifiable inpeze
bar & air mattress $1,800 $75 new 351-3975
come) background check also Four Antique Ladder back chairs Clothes Wardrobe $200 442- 253-7123
Vintage “Amber ware” set of
required 423-371-0236 $100 836-0905 or 253-6000 1010
glasses/set of decorative
For Rent: 3BR/2BA Mobile Antique Trunk full of antique junk Dining Table with four chairs,
$50 865-368-6753 or 865-306-
LAWN & FARM bowls, your choice $25. Call
Home, Madisonville/Sweetwa-
wood and metal $100 442-5844
442-3838, no calls after 7 p.m.
ter area, $160 per week plus 3547
Office Desk with black leather
Mushroom Compost for sale
$350 deposit, references re-
$10 per scoop, 453 Summit Ecolab Cleaning Supplies- Floor,
Backyardigans Toddler Bed Set
quired, no pets. Call 519-1572
chair $95 337-1791
Road, Vonore 865-577-0713 All purpose, Marble, Bathroom
$20 442-1800
or 442-2226 days or 261-2294
Office Desk L form with black
and Glass Cleaner. All “green” for
nights
leather chair $100 337-1791 Electric Headge Trimmer with sale including wall dispensers
Secretary’s Desk $150 836-
100 ft. cord $25 836-4839 337-1791
8316
WhiteToddler Bed with mattress
$45 442-1800
80’s model Massey Ferguson Fold out sewing cabinet $60
Tractor with new motor, new 519-0512
WANTED! Adjustable Metal Bed Frame
Vintage Seating out of Doctors
tires, new 6ft Rhino bush hog Boys clothes 0 - 6 mos. socks,
$20 442-4205
office $75 865-368-6753 or 865- GOOD USED FURNITURE
$7,000 836-4524
bibs, etc. also have a highchair.
306-3547
SELL QUICK FOR CASH!
423-836-9308
24' Hay Conveyor, electric motor,
Computer Armoire, excellent WILL GIVE TOP PRICE. HANDYMAN good condition & Massey Fergu- Alfred Angelo Wedding Dress
shape $50 404-2446
CALL SANDY AT
son post hole digger, used very from Davids Bridal, size 12, gave
SANDY'S TREASURES T&S
little $800 for both 519-4341 $850 will take $100 453-9186
Baby bed, bought new, never
used $50 519-1397
BUY-SALE-TRADE Handyman Service 5 Gallon Plastic Buckets, food Several boxes of sewing pat-
Entertainment Center 54” wide x 423-253-4618
grade $3 each or 4 for $10 404- terns, vintage to present day. In-
51” high x 18” deep, unfinished
all home improvements, tree service, 4311
cluded are all different sizes &
Round Cherry Table $100 442-
$100 337-0309
styles. Mens, ladies, kids, crafts.
1037
if you want it done we’ll do it Cultivator $175 253-2589 Costumes & more. Some are
Kitchen Table, no chairs, $25 Cherry Wood Armoire $250
5’ Tiller, new set of tines $1200 new & some have been gently
404-2446
420-3217
423-210-0388 or 865-556-0966
obo 519-1044
used. Only $1 each or I will make
King Size Posture Pedic Mat- 4 Oak chairs and long table,
Hay 4x5 bales $25 each 423- a deal on the whole lot 253-7980
tress & Boxsprings, practically good condition $75 519-4949 HEAT & COOLING 271-0835
Several Home Interior & Angel
new $125 519-4458
Old Poster Full Size Bed- needs Used Heating & Air Units In- MTD Riding Lawn Mower pictures 545-9194
Couch & Chair, beige with flow- work, antique piece $100 253- stalled, good condition, reason- 15.5hp, 42” cut $450 865-335- New kids bed rails $25 442ers
$75 210-0747 or 442-1037 2589
able prices, call 423-337-0037 6884
4571

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CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS
MISCELLANEOUS
Log Barn 150 years old, 10ft x
18ft $1400 delivered in Monroe
County 404-4311
Womens Plus Size Clothes $5
per piece 836-4839
Bicycles, different sizes & prices
442-9169
Hoyt Compound Bow 30 inch
draw 80lb pull $150 545-9083
Wanted: 55 Gallon and 30 Gallon
Plastic Barrels, must be reasonably
priced 442-4319
Looking for 10-25 horse outboard
motor, hand steering 865-
363-9818
Air Hockey table, 1 year old $40
519-4949
Collectible glassware 253-7448
MISCELLANEOUS
24 VHS Childrens tapes, call for
list $20 865-368-6753 or 865-
305-3547
30 Gallon Plastic Barrels with
lids $12 each 442-4319
Vintage Aprons, very pretty designs,
your choice $5, 442-3838
no calls after 7 p.m.
White base cabinet (42.5”
wide, 24” deep, 35” tall) with
Formica top and acrylic white
bar sink-3 drawers and 2 doors
$120. Call 442-3838, no calls
after 7 p.m.
Bissell Proheat 2X Carpet
Shampooer $100 253-2773 or
836-4607
Pink Disney Baby Stroller,
extra nice $25 519-4458
Century Stroller, blue $10 519-
6039
Dehumidifier $25 865-368-6753 Bird Houses 442-7219
or 865-306-3547
Aurora Wedding Dress, size
Kenmore 10 cup thermos type 18, white $140 295-2678
coffee maker new in box valued
at $89.95 will sell for $30 253- Ms Beasley doll-FamilyAffair TV
3703
show from the 1970’s $125 253-
Graco Baby Crib, wooden, good 7239
condition $100 obo 519-7738 Old Chenille Bedspread (white
Vintage Amber Ware set of with ball fringe) $20, 442-3838
glasses/set of decorative bowls, no calls after 7 p.m.
your choice $25, 442-3838 no
calls after 7 p.m.
3 Record Albums-Elvis Presley,
Michael Jackson and Hank
TV Antenna, brand new $140 Williams Sr $50 each 423-920-
442-6026
5393
New Used and
Repo Homes
All Sizes and
Price Ranges
$AVE$$$
865-938-2051
CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS
MOBILE HOMES
Antique Baby Stroller about 2 Pair of Boots, one is size 9 ½ Two 4 way clothing racks $30
100 years old everything works men and one is size 9 ½ women each 442-6166
2.94 Acres Approved Building Lot on
great, perfect condition $125 $190 for both 295-4429 Air Hockey Table, full size $225
Hwy 360 in Vonore. Located across from
442-5606
Black Suitcase & Black 519-6534
Tellico Lake & Toqua Campground, has
Men’s gold wedding band $175 overnight bag $15 865-368- Baby Travel Swing $15 442-
30'x60' metal building with concrete
371-5561
6753 or 865-306-3547 4571 or 836-3350
floor, electric & well. City water is avail-
Water Cooler $35 337-1923 Three 24” White Bifold Doors 8’ Pool Table, slate top includes
$30 865-368-6753 or 865-306-
able. Price reduced $85,000 423-351cue
pools, rack, 3 pool sticks
Antique Pocket Watch $50 442- 3547
$200 obo 836-7874
7736 or 239-980-0745
1037
Brother Sewing Machine $65 Spotlight $10 836-4839
Zhu-zhu pets, whole set $45
Summer Special For Sale or Trade By Owner:
371-5834
Near Sweetwater, 6 acres with
519-6534
Infantino Carrier, fits around the
Fisher Price bathtub $10 519-
New 28X60 outbuilding with 2 roll up
mothers shoulder, black $8 519-
2 Bedspreads-one is vintage 6039
garage doors, city water,
6039
white 1950’s hobnail $25 & the
Doublewide mostly cleared, and some nice
other one is a rose floral. Call Jo Old Cookbooks $4 each. Call Jo Sportcraft Pool Table $100 442- Over 1,500 sq. ft. wood land. Will sell below ap-
at 263-5823
at 263-5823
7977
praised value. Serious offers
Large post 5’-12’ long, cedar or Graco Baby Bassinet, white,
Free Delivery & Setup only 423-337-6475
Hawkin Black Powder Rifle, 50 locust .50 per foot obo 404-4311 basket comes off, plays music, Only $39,995 Madisonville: Unrestricted lot
caliber, unique, $180, Call Trent
(865) 318-0885
55 Gallon Steel Barrels $15 each
2 crib sheets, for boy or girl $40
with septic tank $15,000 James
442-4319
519-6039
Monroe County Mobile Homes 519-0600
Infant Car Seat $25 836-3350 Antique glassware, ruby red,
Graco Travel Swing, for boy or (423) 442-9441 1.51 acre lot for doublewide or
Season Tickets for UT home green depression, Fire King
girl, plays music $30 519-6039
Hwy 411, Madisonville home, city water, asphalt street,
football game (two) with good Jadeite, Flow blue patters etc.
level, grass $18,500 James 519seats
under cover at north end too much to list 253-6418
Madisonville: Mobile Home Lot 0600
of stadium. Section Z13, Row
MOBILE HOMES $18,500 or $1850 down and
Safety First and a Fisher Price
$300 month, septic & water
Madisonville, 1 + acre lot, level,
49, Seats 1 and 2. Contact Dr. potty seat $12 each 519-6039
meter provided. Doublewide or
city water, asphalt street, Health
Howard at 423-496-7709 or
Fisher Price Rainforest High
home only, James 519-0600
Department approved Dou-
423-253-3403 during normal
Chair, great condition $45 423blewide
or House, $18,500 Call
business hours.
261-4884
James at 519-0600
Pair of Porcelain Christmas
RURAL Home
Trout Spinners, custom made
Madisonville: 110 ac farm. 3 bed-
Dolls $20 836-4839
$22 per dozen 253-3155
Programs room 2 bath house. Apprx. 25 ac
Wedding Dress, long with veil &
pasture, bal. in woods. Large
attached tiara, plus size 30, Evenflo Stroller, navy blue $15
Fixed Income OK creek, smaller creek. $375,000.
white $175 442-6313
519-6039
Call James Lee @ Norman Lee
Real Estate 423-442-3944, 423-
Baby Bathtub $10 519-6039 Old Aprons (probably from
For Landowners
1930’s & 40’s) $10 each. Call Jo
519-0600
Ozark Trail 11’x8’ Canopy $40 at 263-5823
865-938-2047
519-8232
Madisonville: 12 ac farm. 5 bed-
Commercial Sewing Machine,
room house, barn, fencing, very
Econo Cabin Storage Building new motor, needs minor repair
good location. Price reduced to
12x20 $4500 423-371-9702 404-0397 or 836-7464
$234,500. Owner will help with financing
for short term. Call
2 Black Hard Case Suitcases, 3 New Chaise Loungers, plastic
James Lee @ Norman Lee Real
small & medium $22 for both $12 each 253-7539
Estate. 423-442-3944, 423-519-
337-1791
0600
50 VHS movies $20 836-4839
Mens steel toed boots size 9 ½
medium $25 obo 253-3155
8’ Fluorescent light bulbs, eight
for $25 404-4311
Rocking horse $7 442-1800
MISCELLANEOUS
NEW
3 Bedroom Homes
$21900 or $250-300 pymts
Please call
865-947-6850
Large 3BR 2B
doublewide
1569 sq ft Island Kitchen
Zero down
$300-$365 month w/your deed
865-938-2047
WE BUY USED SINGLE
AND DOUBLEWIDES
442-9441
2011 28x76
Doublewide
REPO $54900
2 Master Suites
865-938-2051
5 Bedroom 3 Bath
Zero down
$450-$500 pymt WAC
For Landowners please
Call 865-947-6850
MOTORCYCLES & ATVS
Scooter purchased 2010 used
very little, available for $1000 or
make an offer 442-4551
2007 Suzuki Boulevard C-50
11,500 miles, Black, saddlebags,
lots of chrome, $4300 519-8232
2004 Kawasaki Vulcan 1500
Trike, 24k miles $12,500 519-
4092
Mini Bike $200 442-3669
SOLD!
Motor Scooter 442-4560 after
4 p.m.
2006 Yamaha 1300 Tour
Deluxe, excellent condition, low
miles, lots of extras, black. Call
295-5036 weekdays from 4
p.m.-8 p.m. or anytime on weekends.
$7500
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
REAL ESTATE
ROOFING
Tim Richardson
ROOFING
25 Years Experience
Licensed & Insured
All Types Of Roofing and Waterproofing
423-442-6707
865-748-1445
FAX 423-545-9271
ROOFING Shingles
Metal
Commercial
423.520.6653
Insurance Claims Specialist
UTILITY TRAILER
2 horse stock trailer, like new
371-5002
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

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Darrell Burnette Construction
Licensed & Insured
Free Estimates 423-519-9711
An explosion caused by
a car bomb in Turkey
killed at least eight persons
and wounded 50 others
on Monday, but no one
group claimed responsibility,
Turkish media said.
The blast occurred near
the Syrian border where
Kurdish militants have
been active.
After three children
were found tied up and
stoned to death in South
Africa on Thursday, police
in the country said on
Monday that officers were
hunting “night and day”
for the suspects. The children
were aged nine, ten,
and 12 and discovered still
in their school uniforms.
U.S. long distance
swimmer Diana Nyad hit
the water at the Ernest
Hemingway Nautical
Club in Havana, Cuba, on
Saturday, bent on swim-
SEATON
Around The Globe
ming non-stop to Key
West, 103 miles to the
north. Blown off course
by a squall on Sunday,
Nyad was back on course
on Monday, 34 miles into
her swim, pulling 50
strokes a minute.
According to Politicio
on Monday (and speaking
of swimming), Representative
Kevin Yoder of
Kansas took a dip in the
Sea of Galilee in Israel
with other officials, family,
and friends over a year
ago, except Yoder wasn’t
AUTO PARTS
USED
Tires and Wheels
For Sale
337-7118
Monday - Friday
9 a.m.- 5 p.m.
Saturday 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
120 County Road 351
Sweetwater
wearing any swimming
trunks. Yes, it was late
night, and yes, there was a
little alcohol here and
there, and yes, a little
prodding by waiters happened,
but the dip was
“for religious reasons,”
Yoder and the others said.
And what will be the
world’s richest country in
2050? Citibank’s 2012
“Wealth Report” on Monday
said it would be Singapore
with an average
annual salary for its residents,
per person, at
$137,710. Hong Kong was
second with $116,639 per
person, followed by Taiwan
(($114,093), South
Korea ($107,752), and the
United States (the only
non-nation) with $100,802
per person per year.
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Available!
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Give Us A Call!
Over 1600
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And More
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Sequoyah
(Continued from pg 5)
for 14 yards, and JJ Harmon
carried twice for five
yards.
King was 13 of 17 passing
for 255 yards and three
touchdowns. Dalton led in
receiving with eight
catches for 172 yards with
two touchdowns. Huffman
had one catch for 40
yards and a touchdown,
Lunsford had one catch
for 22 yards, Matt Gletty
had one catch for 11 yards,
Coon had one catch for
eight yards, and McKane
one catch for one yard.
Brian Tilly led the Chiefs
were led on defense eight
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tackles and a interception.
Huffman had seven tackles
and two interceptions -
one for a touchdown,
McKane had four tackles
and a fumble recovery, and
Lunsford and Calob
Minor had four tackles
apiece.
Rockwood had 291 yards
of total offense, 209 yards
on the ground, and 82
yards through the air.
The Chiefs will travel to
Tellico Plains on Friday.
Thanks For
Readin’
The Buzz!
ELECT
WAYNE
YATES
FLEC
District 7 Director
Tuesday, August 28
Rural Vale School
Voting from 6 p.m.- 8 p.m.
KAYLA’S
Tobacco Accessories,
Lingerie, & Novelties
423-442-2969
6000 New Highway 68 Madisonville
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at Kayla’s*
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