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Page 6 - The BUZZ • GUNS • AMMO •PERMIT WWW.SOLUTIONSFORSELFDEFENSE.COM Self Defense Solutions Guns and Training 442-7486 4120 Highway 411 Madisonville Monroe County Outdoor Report week they took first again with a limit that weighed 22.60 pounds. Greg and Tim got second with 22.32 pounds. Roger Borden got lunker with a 7.40-pound largemouth. Then in the McKee Outdoor tournament last Dwain Mercer It never fails that the biggest bass that you catch come when it is the most miserable time to fish. Cold weather in East Tennessee means big bass. And if you can afford them there is outerwear that will keep you toasty warm no matter how cold it gets. You can wear a facemask to keep the chill off your face and special gloves for your hands. But I just can't fish with gloves on. The way I figure it, if my hands are too cold to hold the rod, then I need to quit and go home. Two Saturdays ago in Roger's Saturday tournament on Chickamauga, Phil and Scott Skofield weighed in 21 pounds and a lunker largemouth that weighed 8.18 pounds. Last S&S Saturday out of Pole Cat on Watts Bar (a three-fish limit tournament), Randy and Matt McKee took first with 14.10 pounds. They also got lunker with a 6.1-pound largemouth. Dustin Franklin got second with 12.1 pounds. I told you the big fish are biting. You just got to be tough enough to stay out there after them. McKee Tour is out of Lauderdale this Saturday. Now on December 8, there will be a "Meet The Pros" at Madisonville Marine. Pro Bass fishermen Robinson and Menendez will be there. Robinson from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m., and Menendez from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. There will be a Humming Bird Side Image Seminar from 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Free lunch from 12 p.m. to 1 Hunting Lights T-Shirt & Hats Dog Food & Collars HUNTING SUPPLIES AND MORE Check_in station 420-1006 715 Niles Ferry Road Madisonville 10% off All Gun Accessories p.m. This should be lots of fun and educational. We can all use a little more education, especially about important stuff like fishing or hunting. So fish or hunt and have some fun this week. Court (Continued from pg 1) drew him a sentence of 30 days probation. Raymond Gerald Hardin pleaded to theft; his sentence was 11/29 suspended. Clifford Thomas Sloan, theft over $1,000, plea, 11/29 suspended, restitution $585. Roger Eugene Davis, theft over $1,000, burglary, waived grand jury. Mark Vincent Burress, two counts theft, three counts forgery, waived grand jury. Larissa Myers, contraband in penal facility, waived grand jury. Jeffery Blaine Kilby, Happy Holidays Financing Available! Melvin Martin HEAT & AIR 1st Franklin Makes It Easy To Get The Money You Need... When You Need It! 423-420-6503 Fax-420-6520 November 29, 2012 Holiday Turkey Shoot Or “The Bird is the Word” Sequoyah Music Association will hold a “Turkey Shoot” this Saturday morning, December 1, to benefit the music programs at Sequoyah High School. The shoot will take place behind Linda’s Café on Isbill road in Madisonville. Registration begins at 8 a.m. The shoot itself is a 9 a.m. start. For more information, contact Keith at 423-836- 0519 or at 423-420-0963. driving under the influence (DUI), plea, 48 hours jail, 11/29 suspended, 90 days supervised probation, $365 fine; revoked license seventh offense, plea, six months probation, $65; no insurance, $10 fine. William Jackson Morgan, DUI, plea, 11/29 suspended, 48 hrs jail, $365; revoked license, plea, six months probation, $65; no insurance, $10 fine. Tierra Nichole Wiggins, drug paraphernalia, plea, 11/29 suspended, $150. Barry Dean Atkins, revoked license, plea, six months probation, $65. Brandon Allen Peak, suspended license, plea, six months probation, $65. Dewayne Jones, public Installing Most Major Brands Licensed- Bonded- Insured- Nate certified intoxication, plea, 30 days probation, $25. Janie Nicole Lingerfelt, suspended license, plea, six months probation, $65. Angle Moore, revoked license, plea, six months probation, $65. Crystal Claire Waters, skinny-dipping, plea, five hours to flatten. James Douglas Frank, assault, plea, four months to flatten. Edward James Hurley Jr, suspended license fifth, plea, 11/29 suspended, $200. Michael Scott Stewart, suspended license fourth offense, possession police scanner commission felony, felony evading, waived grand jury. Amanda Coti Watkins, Weekend and Holiday Service 10 year Warranty on premium units Parts & Labor Warranty 442-1410 337-0037 Becky Duncil Customer Service Holly Kelley-Scott Manager Kelley B. Taylor Assistant Manager 3704 Highway 411 Suite 3 Madisonville * All loans subject to our liberal credit policy and limitations, if any. 1st Franklin Financial Corporation, Georgia Residential Mortgage Licensee #5656, NMLSR #141654. Licensed by the Mississippi Department of Banking and Consumer Finance.
November 29, 2012 Page 7 - The BUZZ passing worthless checks, plea, 11/29 suspended, $45 restitution. Michael Charles Derrick, false report, plea, 11/29 suspended, $50. James Louis Watson violation of probation (VOP), plea, seven days community service. Chad Moss, DUI2, paraphernalia, preliminary hearing, bound grand jury. John Franklin Wells, two counts theft over $1,000, pre-lim hearing, both dismissed. Michael Edward Conard, possession marijuana, plea, 11/29 suspended, $250; paraphernalia, plea, 11/29 suspended, $150; suspended license, plea, six months probation, $65; no YOUR DIABETIC Footwear Headquarters Quality Shoes Custom Comfort and Style Aetrex Copper Sole Socks THE POWER OF COPPER Copper has been scientifically tested and clinically proven to help prevent bacteria, fungi, and odor. Rejuvenates skin tone and texture. insurance $10 fine. Roger Allen Ayers, DUI, pre-lim hearing, dismissed. Kevin Lee Cook, assault, pre-lim hearing, bound to grand jury. Wade Cook, vandalism, reset December 11. Dennis Michael Watson, marijuana resale, paraphernalia, January 8. Jonathan Devine Winkler, assault, revoked license fourth, theft over $1,000, December 18. Joshua David Valenti, assault domestic violence, December 18. Lisa Jean Roberts, VOP, plea, 90 days to flatten. David Charles Martin, two counts aggravated assault, reckless endanger- CUSTOMIZABLE ORTHOTICS 423-337-7933 510 S Main Street Sweetwater ment, December 11. Doyle Harmon, assault d/v, December 18. Daphne Lynn Dean, suspended license, no show. Jason Lewis Cogdill, VOP, plea, five days jail, 40 hrs community service. Tamara Eddy, DUI, January 8. Ginger Loretta Garrett, two counts forgery, two counts theft, December 11. Tara Dawn Green Green, DUI, possession oxymorphine, oxycodone, hydrocodone, alprazolam, January 15. Robert Lester Sloan, possession alprazolam, paraphernalia, December 4. Raymond D. Hunter, assault, December 11. Little T (Continued from pg 1) ter and developers captured the proverbial golden goose by selling land around the lake to developers and affluent retirees. But the change to the landscape of Vonore was decades earlier in the making. TVA developed the concept, the idea, of Tellico Dam in 1939, yet it wasn’t until 1961 that things got really moving. World War II came about in the 1940s and TVA preferred to push through five other dam projects in the 1950s. As the 60s kicked in, the QUALITY PACKAGE STORE 209 Highway 68 Sweetwater Next to McDonalds Monday - Thursday 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. Friday & Saturday 8 a.m. - 11 p.m. 351-7730 agency estimated the creation of the Little T lake would require 23,000 acres from 525 land tracts. Finally, in 1968, TVA began the Tellico Dam project. Buying up the earth, TVA purchased what it wanted and paid property owners around $600 per acre for their land. In today’s world, Tellico Lake real estate sells for over $600 – not for an acre, but per linear foot of shoreline. But back to the dam. The project almost got the kiss of death when in the early 70s the endangered snail darter fish turned up in the river, a hopeful find – for opponents - that brought the 1973 Endangered Species Act into play and it looked like the three-inch fish had stopped a $110 million endeavor. But a ruling by a federal judge in 1976 negated the insularity of the fish and supporters of the dam cheered. However, the judge’s ruling was subsequently overturned by the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals as well as the U.S. Supreme Court, and the fish won again. The upper courts said the snail darter’s habitat could not be destroyed. Dam opponents cheered. But in 1978, Tennessee Senators Howard Baker and Jim Sasser and Representative John J. Duncan Sr got together, lobbying, wheeling and dealing, and so forth, and pushed through a Congressional amendment in Washington, among other actions, that ordered the dam completed. Because of a water project tied to the amendment that would benefit Georgia, President Jimmy Carter, an opponent of the Tellico Dam, took a powder and declined to veto the amendment. Supporters cheered. And the rest is history. BUZZ Note: If anyone remembers, the local challenge to the massive TVA organization over the dam was not entirely in vain, for it led to the giant agency’s abandonment of a proposed dam on the Duck River in Columbia, Tennessee, which was termed “more valuable biologically than the Little T.” Happy 33rd Anniversary, everybody. Vineyard (Continued from pg 1) One of the detectives spoke with Vineyard and in talking to him, Vineyard provided conflicting stories over the vehicle’s whereabouts. Later, Vineyard said it had been taken from a Knoxville business. The division said Vineyard took the item and deprived the owner of its use. CUSTOMER APPRECIATION WEEKEND SALES EVENT FRIDAY & SATURDAY Everything in the Store 10% OFF* *discounts cannot be combined with any other offers Gift Sets Available - Limited Quantities SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1 FROM 12-4 P.M. JOIN US FOR free hot dogs & hamburgers, door prizes (limited quantities) We AppReCIATe eveRyoNe'S HeLp IN MAkING THIS yeAR A GReAT SuCCeSS!
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