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Volume: VIII Issue: 117 

Two Arrested in Drug Bust 

Agents Issue 

Ten Charges 

A joint drug investigation 

by members of the 

Monroe County Sheriff’s 

Department and the 

Sweetwater Police Department 

resulted in the 

(See Bust pg 16) 

Raper 

Keyt 

Miller 

MONDAY 

Bellamy 

Coot, Females Charged with Meth 

A Monroe County man 

and two females were arrested 

on methampheta- 

Driver 

Racks Up 

Four Drug 

Charges 

Harris 

A Monroe County man 

went into custody Friday 

evening after police officers 

found him driving 

without a valid driver’s li- 

(See Pills pg 4) 

mine and pill charges on 

Friday. 

Charged by the detective 

division of the Mon- 

Wise 

roe County Sheriff’s Department 

with possession 

of Schedule II meth, with 

(See Meth pg 5) 

Every registered voter 

has a letter coming from 

the Monroe County Election 

Commission. Mail- 

May 21, 2012 

“Choices and Consequences” 

All-Day Seminar Comes to Tellico Plains Junior High 

Voters, Watch Your Mail 

New Info is on Its Way 

With the first batch of mailings to county voters 

are three individuals who organized and assembled 

over 31,000 letters from the election commission: 

from left to right: Sarah McKinnon of 

Tellico Plains, Emily McCallie of Vonore, and 

Chloe Trentham of Tellico Plains. 

ings began on Friday. 

The letter will explain 

(See Voting pg 3) 

Tulli Cole 

It has often been said 

that experience is the best 

teacher. The school of 

hard knocks can bring a 

deep understanding simply 

reading never can. 

And the students of Tellico 

Plains Junior High and 

Coker Creek got a little 

taste of that school on 

Wednesday, May 16. The 

Boys and Girls Club’s very 

own Teen Maze had come 

to call, and the kids were 

the adventurous participants. 

But just what is the 

Teen Maze? 

Think corn maze, only 

instead of twists and turns 

marked by tall, blinding 

(See Choices pg #)

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May 10, Joshua Lee 

Gourley, 25 of Sweetwater 

to Julia Elizabeth Ritchey, 

20 of Philadelphia 

May 10, Edgar Ivan 

Gonzalez Lopez, 21 of 

Loudon to Maria 

Quintino Barajas, 21 of 

Sweetwater 

May 11, Mark Edward 

Baucom, 46 of Madisonville 

to Tonia Denise 

Courson, 41 of Madisonville 

May 11, James Adam 

Hodge, 27 of Sevierville to 

Tiffany Maria Lynn 

Snider, 22 of Sevierville 

May 11, Travis John 

White, 30 of Madisonville 

to Brittany Danielle 

Reynolds, 21 of Madisonville 

May 12, Darrin Lee 

Adams, 44 of Sweetwater 

to Valerie Tenaj Absher, 34 

of Sweetwater 

May 14, Robert Ed- 

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ward Reed, 34 of Rockvale 

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May 14, Rodney Chris 

Williams, 48 of Madisonville 

to Remonia Jewel 

Goforth, 40 of Madisonville 

May 15, Mark Anthony 

Watson II, 22 of Athens to 

Shawna Amelia Gosnell, 

21 of Athens 

BEGINS ON MAY 22 

Day Camp is for children from 

kindergarten through 12 years of age 

Children must have completed kindergarten 

Call for pricing 

Sweetwater High 

School Wildcats 

football team 

will 

scrimmage 

Kingston tonight 

at 6 p.m. 

Admission is free. 

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support the 

Wildcats! 

Space is still available, but limited 

Please call 442-5456 for more details 

or to reserve a space for your child 

Watson Chapel Baptist Church 

140 Watson Chapel Road, Madisonville 

MACA Arts Camp 

Scholarship 

Deadline is May 26 

Monroe Area Council 

for the Arts (MACA) is accepting 

scholarships for 

the 2012-2013 arts camps 

and the postmark deadline 

is May 26. The camps are 

open to children in grades 

K-6 (have completed 

kindergarten and sixth 

grade). Applications can 

be downloaded from the 

MACA website at 

www.monroearts.com, or 

interested parents can call 

MACA at 423-442-3210. 

The application process 

requires a recommendation 

from a teacher or 

adult who is well acquainted 

with the child. 

The theme for The 

Monroe Area Council for 

the Arts’ 2012 arts camps 

is “Let the Good Times 

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1950’s. The camps are 

open to children in grades 

K-6 (having completed 

kindergarten and sixth 

grade). The cost is $60 per 

week, and includes lunch 

and a t-shirt. The camps 

are held Monday through 

Friday, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Payment 

options are: pay in 

full with registration; pay 

half when submitting and 

the rest on the first day of 

camp; pay on the first day 

of camp. 

Camp registration can 

also be downloaded from 

the MACA website at 

www.monroearts.com, or 

interested parents can call 

MACA at 423-442-3210. 

For additional information 

about the camps, call 

Charlotte Lee at 423-836- 

0441. 

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Roll!” arts camps sched- 

May 21, 2012 

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May 21, 2012 Page 3 - The BUZZ 

New York’s Nasdaq reported 

on Friday, the first 

day of publically trading 

shares of the social network 

Facebook, that the 

IPO of the offering fell 

flat, at first jumping to 

above ten percent but 

then falling to an initial 

dismal stock offering and 

leveling out at $38.23 per 

share. The stock recovered 

as underwriters 

stepped in to support its 

price. 

Private rocket company 

“Space X” aborted a 

NATIONWIDE 

launch of its Falcon 9 

rocket from Cape 

Canaveral to the International 

Space Station on 

Saturday due to excessive 

engine pressure readings. 

Officials said the lift off 

would take place on Tuesday, 

hopefully sending its 

Dragon space capsule into 

space. 

The Centers for Disease 

Control and Prevention 

said on Friday that 

anyone – baby boomers – 

born from 1945 to 1965 

should get a one-time 

blood test to see if he or 

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she has the liver-destroying 

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The bug can take decades 

to develop and can lead to 

liver cancer. 

The U.S. environmental 

Protection Agency said on 

Friday that rivers and 

streams in the world’s premier 

wild salmon fishery 

would be greatly degraded 

for decades if it allows a 

vast gold and copper mine 

to be built in Alaska and 

then see a failure in a dam 

holding back the mine’s 

waste. The proposed Pebble 

Mine would impact 

the Bristol Bay watershed 

in southwestern Alaska, 

which supports the 

world’s largest sockeye 

salmon fishery and is 

home to 25 tribes of Native 

Americans, who have 

maintained a salmonbased 

culture for 4,000 

years. 

In sports, it was two 

weeks ago that three-yearold 

thoroughbred I’ll 

Have Another ran down 

pacesetter Bodemeister to 

win the Kentucky Derby 

under the Twin Spires at 

Churchill Downs in 

Louisville, and on Saturday 

in Baltimore at the 

second jewel in horseracing’s 

Triple Crown the scenario 

played out much the 

same in the 137th running 

of the Preakness. Now, it’s 

on to the Belmont Stakes 

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In an area the size of 

Florida, where the world’s 

single largest deposit of 

petroleum is located, a 

simple pipeline is all that 

keeps the United States 

from attaining energy independent, 

according to 

the Canadian Association 

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on Friday. As much as 170 

billion recoverable barrels 

of oil lie only 500 miles 

away in Alberta, where future 

advances in technology 

could push the figure 

to as high as 300 billion 

barrels, much more massive 

than oil gods Saudi 

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And look! Out in the 

Atlantic Ocean, off the 

coast of South Carolina on 

Saturday, it was Tropical 

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miles per hour and toward 

the mainland. A turn to 

the northeast was expected 

on Monday or 

Tuesday. 

Voting 

(Continued from pg 1) 

the new districting and 

allow each voter to understand 

the changes that 

have been made with regard 

to county districts 

and precincts. 

Wallet cards, an explanatory 

pamphlet, and a 

voter letter will be included 

in the mailings. 

And of course, if anyone 

needs further explanation 

or additional details, the 

personnel at the election 

commission are standing 

by to answer all questions. 

lakeside School Reunion 

Alumni of the of Lakeside 

School are invited to 

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Community Volunteer 

Fire Department headquarters 

above Charlie 

Hall’s Store on Oak Grove 

Road on Saturday, May 26. 

The gathering of former 

students will take 

place from 2-6 p.m. 

Anyone and everyone 

who attended the old 

school are welcome to 

come and join in the fun. 

It’s a “Bring Your Own 

Lunch” reunion. 

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As Reported to the Officers 

Madisonville Police 

Sergeant Adam Russell 

said he charged Tiffany 

Dawn Wilkerson of Oakland 

Road, Sweetwater 

with simple possession of 

marijuana and illegal driving 

of an uninsured vehicle 

on May 6, stopping her 

Honda Civic on Patterson 

Street after observing the 

vehicle with only one 

working headlight. Found 

in the car were marijuana 

cigarettes and rolling papers, 

plus lack of insurance 

and registration. 

Tennessee Highway Patrol 

Trooper Ernest Marion 

said he charged Johnny 

Lee Hughes of Cedar 

Lane, Vonore with riding a 

motorcycle without a 

proper license on May 8, 

finding Hughes with a revoked 

license and no insurance 

on the bike. 

Monroe County Sheriff’s 

Deputy CJ Williams 

said he arrested Jennifer 

Lynn Drew of Gene 

Drive, Madisonville, 

charging her with public 

intoxication as a passenger 

in a vehicle stopped on 

Highway 68 on May 9. 

The driver, Monique 

Ayala, was charged with 

driving under the influence 

(DUI), Williams said, 

after he located an open 

bottle of liquor in the females’ 

vehicle. 

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Sheriff’s Deputy James 

Fischer said he was dispatched 

to Little Notchey 

Creek Road on May 9 to 

investigate a reported burglary 

to an outbuilding 

that had allegedly been 

broken into and resulting 

in the attested loss of a 

$300 tool box, $75 in 

wrenches, $250 in stolen 

torches, a $500 chain saw, 

and a $300 zaw saw. 

Fischer also reported 

on May 9 a check of a reportedly 

stolen utility 

trailer on Lake Road, 

where a property owner 

said the $2,500 item was 

stolen from near a storage 

building. 

Sheriff’s Captain Steve 

Ogle said he looked into a 

Tellico Plains theft claim 

on May 10, listing as reportedly 

stolen one $90 

floor jack and a $50 coffee 

bucket filled with hand 

tools. 

Fischer was back in action 

on May 10, winding 

his way to Sands Road to 

figure out a theft report 

regarding a cell phone 

tower where copper 

wiring and a radiator from 

a Cummins generator 

were allegedly stolen. The 

wire was valued at $1,000 

and radiator at $500. 

Russell too was back in 

action, this time on May 

11, arresting Carla Lee 

Myers of Pumpkin Hollow 

Road, Sweetwater for 

public intoxication after 

stopping a weaving car on 

Community Drive in 

which Myers was a passenger 

and once out of the vehicle 

tried to walk away 

from responding officers. 

Sheriff’s Deputy Marla 

Richeson said she was dispatched 

to Mecca Pike on 

May 11 to look into a report 

of theft by a homeowner 

who said thieves 

took a 1988 Subaru and a 

1988 Dodge Colt, collectively 

worth $2,600. 

Taken as well from the victim’s 

property were a $150 

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a case of stolen 

porch fern on May 11, hastening 

to a home on Mc- 

Caslin Avenue where the 

$20 plant had been 

pinched. 

Pills 


cense and with an assortment 

of controlled drugs 

in his possession. 

Charged by Madisonville 

Police Patrol Officer 

Grant Graves with 

driving on suspended license, 

one count of possession 

of Schedule IV 

drugs, and three counts of 

Schedule II drugs was 

Edwin Cyrus Harris Jr., 27, 

of Monroe Street, Madisonville. 

Graves said he located 

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Harris an early afternoon 

citation for driving on suspended 

license, citing him 

only and warning him 

about driving without a 

valid license. 

During the second stop, 

a search of Harris turned 

up several unknown pills, 

Graves said, including pills 

in a container in Harris’ 

beanie cap. Other pills 

came from Harris’ pants 

pocket and from a container 

with another name 

on it, not Harris. 

Graves said the pills 

were an assortment of 

types of oxycodone and alprazolam, 

all of which 

were placed in evidence 

for testing at the TBI 

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Chiefs Fall to Smith 

County in Sectionals 

Allen roberts 

The Sequoyah Chiefs 

baseball team ventured 

where no other Sequoyah 

team had been before, 

making it to the sectionals, 

or "sub state," for the 

first time in school history. 

The Chiefs were on the 

road, traveling to Smith 

County to take on the 

Owls. Smith County 

jumped out to a big 8-0 

early lead only to see the 

Chiefs come roaring back 

in the late innings, but the 

rally would fall just little 

short as the Owls held on 

in the last inning to take 

the win and eliminate Sequoyah 

from the playoffs 

with the final score of 8-6. 

Even though the Chiefs’ 

season is over, the team 

has a lot to be proud of, as 

it proved to be one of the 

better squads in the state, 

winning its second straight 

district title and advancing 

SPECIALS! 

to the regional tournament 

and on to the sectionals. 

The Chiefs finish with 

a record of 27 wins and 7 

losses and with key players 

returning next year, Sequoyah 

will once again be 

a team to reckon in the 

season to come. 

Things looked rough 

early for Sequoyah as it 

just could not find any offense 

and did not score a 

run in the first three innings 

of play. Smith 

County, on the other 

hand, jumped out to a big 

lead as it took advantage 

of several errors and mistakes 

from the Chiefs defense. 

The Owls scored 

two runs in the first inning, 

five runs in the second, 

and one run in the 

third as they built a big 8- 

0 lead after three innings 

of play. 

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fourth inning as Jake Johnson 

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Bowers singled, putting 

runners on first and third, 

Trey Strickland came in to 

run for Bowers and he 

quickly stole second. 

Blake Huffman hit a 

grounder that got by the 

Owls second baseman, 

scoring Johnson and 

Strickland. The next batter 

struck out, and at the 

end of four innings Smith 

County led 8-2 and that 

score held through the 

fifth inning as neither 

team scored. 

The Chiefs offense really 

came to life in the top 

of the sixth inning, Johnson 

got things going as he 

went to first base on a single. 

The next batter flew 

out to right field, bringing 

Forrest McKane to the 

plate, and he doubled into 

center field, putting runners 

on second and third. 

Blake Huffman singled 

into right field, scoring 

Johnson and McKane and 

Huffman advanced to second 

on a throw to the 

plate and then went to 

third on a passed ball. The 

next hitter went down 

swinging for the second 

out. Dustin Moser 

reached first on a base on 

balls and a balk on the 

Owls pitcher scored Huffman 

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Caleb Minor,singled, scoring 

Moser, but Minor got 

picked off first on the play 

and ended the threat. Sequoyah 

held Smith 

County scoreless in the 

bottom of the inning, and 

after six innings of play, the 

Chiefs had cut the lead to 

8-6. 

It looked as if Sequoyah 

was going to tie things 

back up in the top of the 

seventh for with one out 

Trey Dyer went to first 

base on a error. Johnson 

stepped to the plate and 

ripped a double off the 

outfield wall, which was 

his fourth hit of the game, 

putting the tying runners 

on second and third with 

one out, but back to back 

strikeouts ended the 

threat and the game and 

Smith County held on for 

the win with the final 

score of 8-6. 

Congratulations to the 

Chiefs on a great season as 

it continues to build a tradition 

of winning baseball 

at Sequoyah High School. 

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Charged by detectives 

each with promotion of 

the manufacture of meth 

were the females, Shannon 

Elisha Miller, 33, of Gamble 

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Wise, 32, of Red River 

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The detective division 

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in a search of the 

vehicle of the three. Located 

inside the vehicle 

were pseudoephedrine – 

the key ingredient in the 

manufacture of meth – 

and lighter fluid, lye, and 

lithium batteries, other 

components used in the 

making of meth. 

Asked to empty their 

pockets, Raper, Miller, and 

Wise complied, and from 

Raper’s pocket there came 

xanax pills, a plastic baggie 

of meth, and a set of digital 

scales, the detectives 

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Choices 


stalks, this life-sized maze 

is rife with temptations, 

life choices, and consequences, 

both deadly and 

rewarding. 

The maze was the epic 

conclusion to a ten-week 

long abstinence education 

program, facilitated 

through hour-long weekly 

sessions at school and 

community service projects. 

It is called “Think on 

Point.” Funded by the 

Community Based Abstinence 

Education Grant, 

“Think on Point” educated 

6th, 7th, and 8th 

graders from Sweetwater 

Junior High, Vonore Middle, 

Tellico Plains Junior 

High, Coker Creek, and 

Rural Vale on the benefits 

of abstinence, as well as 

the dangers involved with 

risky behaviors. 

The Teen Maze itself 

gave students the opportunity 

to see the long-term 

outcomes of those choices 

for themselves. Comprised 

of twenty rooms, it 

presented many lifelike 

temptations, from sexual 

activity and alcohol, to 

drugs and tobacco. Decisions—made 

either by a 

spinning wheel or drawn 

out as a card—led students 

to the various outcomes 

of their choices. 

Some “futures” were wonderful, 

and some... not so 

much. 

“It is all very realistic,” 

said Heather Rhymes, 

CBAE Program Director 

and the mastermind behind 

the all-day event. 

How so? 

Easy: everything in the 

maze was fully illustrated. 

Experienced professionals 

and knowledgeable individuals 

manned the individual 

booths/tents, and 

useable props were the 

norm. The participating 

students lived out each 

and every the situations 

they fell into, for good or 

for ill. 

And the challenges 

began at the very begin- 

ning of the maze, when 

the girls and boys of 

TPJHS and CCS (like 

their fellows before them, 

at earlier Teen Mazes) 

were given a choice as to 

whether or not to have 

pre-martial sex. Several 

possibilities popped up 

based on the decision they 

made. 

Some were heartbroken. 

Others became pregnant, 

and wore an empathy 

belly for a little 

while—before they then 

took up a Baby-Think-It- 

Over. 

A few even contracted 

an STD, and a spin of the 

wheel determined just 

how the disease affected 

their body. 

Interesting fact: hardly 

any students who became 

mothers and fathers at an 

early age visited the Vacation 

Booth. 

But the realism did not 

end there. 

All the students took 

part in a graduation ceremony, 

complete with caps 

and gowns. They were 

even given diplomas. 

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earn a GED or earn an 

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Whatever the outcome, 

their ability to purchase a 

home and a car (which 

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depended on their income, 

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education. 

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But just as in real life, 

not all the marriages 

ended happily. Some students 

even had to take 

part in marriage counseling. 

And others… 

“I got a divorce?!” one 

student was heard to cry 

out at one point. 

Yes, divorce was also a 

possibility. And it could be 

caused by any number of 

things, from a simple 

falling out of love to allout 

cheating—cheating 

that, in some cases, could 

be brought on by a 

drunken night out on the 

town. 

In fact, drugs and alcohol 

played a huge part in 

the Teen Maze. Students 

could draw an unlucky 

card and become addicted 

to any number of nasty 

items, and were required 

to take part in therapy sessions 

and rehab. 

Several young men and 

women simply could not 

get out of the cycle of 

rehab and a renewed addiction, 

an all too common 

occurrence in the 

real world. 

DUIs were also an all 

too-real possibility in the 

Teen Maze, and some of 

those imaginary incidents 

could result in death. 

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Caskets and a jail-cell 

(where more than a few 

spend some time), complete 

with officers and funeral 

home workers, stood 

at the ready, in case these 

cards were drawn. 

But just as there were 

nasty consequences to 

some numbskull choices, 

there were also bright outcomes 

to smart decisions. 

Some students relaxed in 

the Vacation Booth, while 

others excelled in their 

very successful careers. 

Marriages survived and 

families thrived, and their 

piled up the money in the 

Banking Tent. 

And it was all based on 

seemingly simple decisions. 

But that was the point 

of the Teen Maze. The 

junior high students were 

able to personally see how 

certain choices could— 

and would—impact their 

futures. And if they take 

this wisdom and instruction 

to heart now, they will 

be able to steer clear of the 

many dangers in the future. 

The Teen Maze was not 

the only part of the daylong 

event at TPJHS. The 

“Fun Day” celebration also 

involved raffle drawings, 

inflatable toys, bully seminars 

in classrooms, and a 

full-scale rock wall. The 

rock wall, especially, was 

tied in with the overall 

theme of the abstinence 

program. It encouraged 

students to not only make 

positive decisions, but to 

also think positively. 

All in all, the day (as well 

as the weeks before, for 

that matter) was all about 

the students, and guiding 

them along the right path. 

“This has been a great 

opportunity to help our 

The Teen Maze and the 

“Think on Point” program 

would not have been possible 

without the aid of 

many individuals, organizations, 

and businesses. “I 

can’t thank them enough,” 

said Heather Rhymes. 

Here is a list of the volunteers 

and businesses/organizations 

represented in 

the Teen Maze 2012 project. 

Individual Volunteers: 

Rhonda Baker, Heather 

Benedict, Richard Bettis, 

Jennifer Bledsoe, Amber 

Brookshire, Clint Brookshire, 

Pat Bryant, Sharon 

Byers, Eddie Byrum, 

Laura Byrum, Donna 

Canada, Michael Cansler, 

Brittany Carson, Loren 

Cherry, Tonia Norwood, 

Pam Christensen, Debbie 

Crews, Janie Dacus, Brad 

Davidson, Megan Duncan, 

Jimmy Fischer, Teresa 

Flake, Tina Goins, Carla 

Hunt, Erica Ingram, 

Robert Jenkins, Dee Justice, 

Ferran Kefauver, Jim 

Kile, Carolyn Koup, Jeff 

Koup, Rebecca Layman, 

Sheila Lynn, Bryan Martin, 

Dewayna Martin, 

Amy Mason, Doris 

Matthews, Megan Mc- 

Conkey, Michelle 

McJunkin, Lisa McMahan, 

Steve Miller, Doug 

Mills, Aubrey Millsaps, 

Brian Millsaps, Chase 

Nipper, Marilyn Parker, 

Jim Post, Linn Post, Brent 

Powers, Tabitha Prock, 

Regina Ramsey, Anthony 

Raper, Brandy Rhone, 

Marla Richeson, Charlie 

Ridneour, Crystal Russell, 

Hannah Salt, Barb Sensy, 

April Shafer, Tonya Shoemaker, 

Emily Sitzler, Terri 

kids,” said Rhymes, “[…] 

so they will be able to be 

productive citizens, and 

successful in whatever 

they choose to do.” 

And Rhymes hopes to 

keep the program going in 

the future, too. The Community 

Based Abstinence 

Education Grant is a 

three-year deal, promising 

at least another two years 

of mazes, seminars, and 

“Fun Days” to come. 

Teen Maze Volunteers and Sponsors 

Snider, Sha’Niqua Stevens, 

Ezra Stewart, Patrice 

Teasley, Dwaine Thomas, 

Martie Turpin, Jennifer 

Underwood, Tremayne 

Wade, Steve Ward, Olivia 

Watson, Tyler Weiss, 

Cathy Weist, Shannon 

Wheeler, Susan White, 

C.J. Williams, Holly 

Williams, Patty Williford, 

Clifford Wilson, Joe Proffit 

Businesses and organizations: 

Boys and Girls 

Club of the Monroe 

County Area, Monroe 

County Sheriff’s Department, 

National Guard, 

Tellico Plains Police Department, 

Madisonville 

Police Department, City 

of Sweetwater Police Department, 

TN National 

Guard CounterDrug Division 

& Methamphetamine 

Task Force, Monroe 

County Alcohol and Drug 

Task Force, Monroe 

County Health Council, 

Monroe County Schools 

Coordinated School 

Heath, Sweetwater City 

Schools Coordinated 

School Health, Young 

Life/Young Lives, Monroe 

County Juvenile Courts 

and Justice System, Tennessee 

Department of 

Health, UT Extension, 

TennderCare, Hiwassee 

College, Kyker Funeral 

Homes, Biereley Hale Funeral 

Homes, Full Circle 

Women’s Services, Knox 

Adolescent Pregnancy 

Prevention Initiative, Tennessee 

Department of 

Human Services, United 

Healthcare Community 

Plan, Women’s Wellness 

and Maternity Center, 

CHOTA Health Services.

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Police charged four 

men on Saturday with terrorism 

conspiracy charges 

in Chicago after the quartet 

allegedly planned to attack 

four of the city’s 

police stations, the local 

campaign headquarters of 

President Obama, and the 

home of mayor Rahm 

Emanuel. While the men 

said they just operating a 

home brewery, officers 

found a weapon that fires 

mortar rounds, a hunting 

bow, ninja throwing stars, 

brass knuckles, and Molotov 

cocktails fueled by 

gasoline. 

Meanwhile, at Camp 

David on Saturday at the 

meeting of the Group of 

Eight nations, leaders said 

it was of Europe’s best interest 

to keep Greece as 

part of the European economic 

zone. Heads of the 

U.S., the U.K., France, 

Germany, Italy, Japan, 

Canada, and Russia were 

gathering to discuss the 

challenges facing a global 

economy with the fragility 

of the eurozone central to 

the agenda. 

Operatives with al- 

Qaida detonated a car 

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killing nine persons and 

wounding 100 others. According 

to the BBC, the 

blast was the latest in a series 

of attacks believed to 

be the work of the militant 

group, including two 

suicide car bombs that 

killed 55 persons in Syria 

one week ago. 

Blind Chinese activist 

Chen Guangcheng left 

Beijing on a flight to the 

United States on Saturday, 

leaving a hospital room, 

where government officials 

had held him since 

May 2. Chen and his family 

arrived in New York 

City, where he has been 

offered a fellowship at 

New York University. 

Meanwhile, in Hunan 

province on Saturday, a 

tunnel explosion killed 19 

workers at a Chinese highway 

construction site. 

The blast occurred when 

workers were unloading a 

vehicle that had delivered 

explosives to the site. 

Illegal loggers attacked 

and poached an 800-yearold 

cedar tree with chain 

saws last week, cutting 

through 80 percent of the 

nine-foot diameter tree 

before park officials in 

Canada’s Vancouver Island 

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termining the damage so 

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The poachers were 

still at large on Sunday. 

The Welch town of 

Monmouth became the 

world’s first “Wikipedia 

town” on Saturday and 

with a smartphone and 

QR tags, every person, artifact, 

place, flower, and 

item of interest in the 

town can be scanned and 

looked up on the company’s 

website, Monmouthpedia. 

With the 

designation, hundreds of 

new articles about Monmouth 

were made available 

in 25 languages. 

And Tamae Watanabe, 

who became the oldest 

woman to climb Mount 

Everest, the world’s highest 

mountain, on May 16, 

2002 at age 63, broke her 

own record on Saturday, 

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Bahadur Sherchan is the 

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Virginia McKee and 

Darrell McKee to Darrell 

McKee on May 10, $0 

Adele Wildey and 

James Wildey to Dwayne 

Demers on May 10, 

$45,000 

Reverse Mortgage Solutions 

Inc and Bank of 

America to Nationstar 

Mortgage LLC and 

Champion Mortgage 

Company on May 10, 

$113,870.15 

Teresa Mora to Fernando 

and Sandra Mora 

on May 14, $0 

Citizens National Bank 

to Roland and Nancy 

Lange on May 15, 

$120,000 

District 2 

Ken and Gail Taggart 

to William and Kelley 

Houseley on May 10, 

$10,000 

Patrick Garrett and 

Trudy Carpenter to Ronnie 

and Doris Jones on 

May 12, $104,000 

District 3 

Fannie Mae, Federal 

National Mortgage Association, 

and Shapiro & 

Kirsch LLP to Khang 

Trading Places 

May 21, 2012 

Nguyen on May 11, 

$19,900 

Randall Doss to Donald 

and Christine Lankford 

on May 15, $34,150 

Fannie Mae, Federal 

National Mortgage Association, 

and Weiss Spicer 

Cash PLLC to Jessica 

Green on May 16, 

$135,900 

Joshua Green to Jessica 

Green on May 16, $0 

Clint and Lori Allison 

to Dustin and Kimberly 

Thomas on May 16, 

$540,465 

Dan Watson and Dave 

Gatchel to James Edington 

on May 16, $74,000 

District 4 

Charlene and William 

Hampton to Barbara 

Brown on May 11, 

$22,000 

Raymond Stone to Eugene 

and Carolyn Phillips 

on May 15, $11,000 

District 5 

Robert Morgan to 

Rima Saad on May 14, 

$3,500 

Kenneth and Joann 

Monhollen to Caleb Curtis 

on May 16, $129,000


lEGAl NOTICES lEGAl NOTICES lEGAl NOTICES lEGAl NOTICES 

NOTICE OF 

SUCCESSOR 

TRUSTEE'S SAlE 

WHereaS, default has occurred 

in the performance of the 

covenants, terms, conditions, 

and payments provided for in 

that certain Deed of Trust dated 

January 8, 2008, of record in the 

Office of the register of Deeds 

of monroe County, Tennessee, in 

Book B-26, Page 371, executed 

by arthur J. van Note, Jr., Tony 

Papa and llF Concepts, Inc., by 

mario Coryell, President, conveying 

certain property therein 

described to Gary D. Keith, 

Trustee, to secure the indebtedness 

therein described, which 

entire indebtedness has now 

been declared due, unpaid and 

in default by the lawful owner 

and holder thereof, Chattanooga 

agricultural Credit association; 

and 

WHereaS, the undersigned, 

John W. Cleveland, Sr., was appointed 

Successor Trustee on 

april 23, 2012, of record in misc. 

Book 225, Page 523, in said 

register's Office, to serve in the 

place and stead of Gary D. Keith, 

Trustee; now 

THereFOre, I, John W. Cleveland, 

Sr., Successor Trustee, 

pursuant to said Deed of Trust, 

having been requested by the 

owner and holder of said indebtedness 

so to do, and by virtue of 

the authority and power vested 

in me by said Deed of Trust will, 

on May 30, 2012, at 11:00 a.m., 

at the College Street Entrance 

to the Monroe County Courthouse, 

in Madisonville, Monroe 

County, Tennessee, sell at 

public outcry to the highest bidder 

for cash (or credit upon the 

indebtedness secured if the lawful 

owner and holder thereof is 

the successful purchaser), free 

from the equity of redemption, 

the statutory right of redemption, 

homestead, dower, elective 

share, and all other exemptions 

of Borrower of every kind, all of 

which have been expressly 

waived by Borrower, the following-described 

property in monroe, 

County, Tennessee: 

lYING aND BeING in the Third 

(3rd) and Fourth (4th) Civil Districts 

of monroe County, Tennessee, 

as shown on the 

Preliminary Plat of Private road 

System For Sunset logging 

Company dated December 21, 

2006, Job No. 06-0264, for Sunset 

logging Company by Christian 

m. medders, Tennessee 

registered land Surveyor No. 

2493, meDDerS SUrveYING 

& maPPING, P.C., 307 Keith 

lane, athens, Tennessee 

37303, and being more particularly 

described as follows: 

BeING that certain 200.132- 

ACRE TRACT of land lying on 

the southern side of red river 

road as shown on said plat of 

record in the Office of the register 

of Deeds of monroe County, 

NOTICE 

Monroe County Board of Education 

The Monroe County Board of Education will 

meet on June 14, 2012 for their regular 

monthly meeting in the Boardroom at the 

Director of Schools’ Office at 7 p.m. The 

first item of business will be to discuss the 

Director of Schools’ Performance Review 

and consider extending the contract of the 

Director of Schools. 

Dr. Larry Stein, Chairman 

Monroe County Board of Education 

Tennessee, in PLAT CABINET 

F, PAGE 381, including all terms, 

conditions, setback lines, easements 

and restrictions that appear 

on said plat. 

BeING the same property conveyed 

to Tony Papa, arthur van 

Note, Jr. and llF Concepts, Inc. 

from Sunset logging Co., Inc. by 

Warranty Deed dated January 8, 

2008, of record in the Office of 

the register of Deeds of monroe 

County, Tennessee, in Warranty 

Deed Book 326, Page 739. 

SUBJeCT to all prior easements, 

rights of way and restrictions, 

visible or otherwise. 

PROPERTY ADDRESS: 

Bent Creek Trail, Englewood, 

Tennessee 

maP 124, ParT OF ParCel 

034.01 

The street address of the 

property is believed to be off Bent 

Creek Trail, monroe County, 

Tennessee, but such address is 

not part of the legal description of 

the property. In the event of any 

discrepancy, the legal description 

herein shall control. 

This property is sold aS IS, 

WHere IS aND WITH all 

FaUlTS, and without any representations 

or warranties of any 

kind whatsoever, whether express 

or implied. Without limiting 

the foregoing, THE PROPERTY 

IS TO BE SOLD WITHOUT 

ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES 

OF MERCHANTABILITY, 

CONDITION OR FITNESS 

FOR A PARTICULAR USE OR 

PURPOSE. 

It will be the responsibility of 

the successful bidder to obtain 

possession of the property at his 

expense. The successful bidder 

shall be responsible for any 

damage, vandalism, theft, destruction, 

etc., to the property. 

This sale is subject to valid filed 

or unfiled mechanic's and materialmen's 

liens. No representations 

are made as to the validity 

or enforceability of any memorandum 

of mechanic's liens or 

any suit to enforce the same. 

This sale is subject to all matters 

shown on any applicable 

recorded plat, any unpaid taxes, 

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any property owner’s association 

dues, any restrictive covenants, 

easements or setback lines that 

may be applicable; any statutory 

rights of redemption of any governmental 

agency, state or federal; 

any prior liens or 

encumbrances as well as any 

priority created by a fixture filing; 

and to any matter that an accurate 

survey of the premises or 

examination of the title to the 

property could disclose. 

Other interests in the property 

or matters affecting title include 

the following: 

1. Taxes for the year 2009 in 

the amount of $3,045.98 have 

not been paid. Taxes for the year 

2010 in the amount of $2,686.70 

have not been paid. Taxes for 

the year 2011 in the amount of 

$2,574.00 have not been paid. 

The exact amount owing can be 

obtained from the local taxing 

authorities. 

2. The property may be subject 

to subdivision and/or zoning 

ordinances which control the 

uses which may be made of the 

property. The undersigned 

makes no representation as to 

the uses which can be made of 

the premises in compliance with 

the applicable zoning ordinances. 

The undersigned Substitute 

Trustee makes no representation 

regarding title to the property 

described hereinabove, and all 

potential bidders are advised to 

have title to said property examined 

by a reputable title attorney 

prior to sale because the undersigned 

will sell and convey said 

property only as Substitute 

Trustee, without covenants of 

seizin or warranties of title. 

The proceeds derived from 

the sale of said property will be 

lEGAl NOTICES 

applied to the payment first to the 

expenses of this sale, including 

attorney's fees, then to the payment 

in full of the indebtedness 

including interest secured by 

said Trust Deed, and the balance, 

if any, to be paid to the parties 

legally entitled thereto. 

The sale held pursuant to this 

Notice may be rescinded at the 

Successor Trustee’s option at 

any time. The right is reserved 

to adjourn the day of the sale to 

another day, time and place certain 

without further publication, 

upon announcement at the time 

and place for the sale set forth 

hereinabove. 

Should the highest bidder fail 

to comply with the terms of the 

bid at the public sale within 

twenty-four (24) hours of the 

sale, then the Substitute Trustee 

shall have the option of accepting 

the second highest bid, or the 

next highest bid with which a 

buyer is able to comply, who will 

be deemed the successful bidder. 

SUBOrDINaTe lIeN- 

HOlDerS: NONe. 

OTHer INTereSTeD 

ParTIeS: monroe County Clerk 

& master, monroe County 

Trustee. 

THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO 

COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY 

INFORMATION OBTAINED 

WILL BE USED FOR THAT 

PURPOSE. 

This 2nd day of may, 2012. 

John W. Cleveland, Sr., 

Successor Trustee 

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Driver Goes for Felony DUI 

Fourth Offense in Eight Years 

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McKeehan 

A female driver with 

three previous driving 

under the influence convictions 

has been arrested 

for her fourth. 

Charged on Saturday by 

Sweetwater Police Patrol 

Officer Daniel Johnson 

with DUI4 was Helen 

Elizabeth McKeehan, 60, 

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$200 reward for lost Dog: 

White with black spots, size of 

Dalmatian dog, last seen at 

Junction of 39 & Hwy 310 

(mecca Pike) elderly needs 

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Pit/Boxer mix, has been 

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Plott Hound Dog, weighs about 

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Bale Spears - Pallet Forks 

Plows - disc Harrows 

Box Scrapers - grade Blades 

rakes - orchard Plows 

Hay Wagon running gear 

Aerators - Pluggers 

of Athens. 

Johnson said he found 

McKeehan’s Isuzu on 

Highway 11, observed it 

traveling outside the highway 

lane and crossing the 

white and yellow lines, and 

watched it go between a 

stopped and turning vehicle 

and oncoming traffic. 

McKeehan showed 

slurred speech and unsteadiness, 

Johnson said, 

and she failed sobriety 

testing. She told Johnson 

she had taken several different 

prescription drugs. 

Prior DUI convictions 

included one in Bradley 

County in December 

2004, another in Monroe 

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from good stock $200 each 519- 

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aKC Chocolate lab puppies, 

first shots given, 3 males $250 

each 836-3439 

Feeder rats, small & medium 

sizes 420-6341 

Fancy Black angus Heifer, 850 

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trade for steer 545-9164 

english Bulldog with papers 253- 

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red Heritage Turkeys, couple 

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Saturday 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. 

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2 Baby Sugar Gliders, 1 male & 

1 female, $250 each, ready to go 

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One large dog cage $60, 253- 

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Plastic Insulated Dog Houses for 

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rabbits, several different kinds 

$5 each 423-261-4515 or 865- 

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Gerbils, black and grey $5 each 

420-6341 

CKC Boxer puppies, first shots, 

vet checked $250 423-334-5969 

3 left 

Baby rabbits $10 each 295- 

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CKC Yorkie puppies, 6 ½ weeks 

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$300 for female 295-5434 or 

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2 Chihuahuas, 6 years old, male 

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Small Chickens $2 each, 3 

months old 442-1510 

6 week old Chihuahua/ 

Pomeranian female $75 423- 

453-1014 

Horses For Sale: 12 year old 

Gelding easy going anyone can 

ride $600, 11 year old quarter 

horse mare 15.3 hands $500, 

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Full Blooded american Bulldog, 

female, 1 year old, up to date on 

shots, great with kids, part house 

trained $100 295-2039, leave a 

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6 Pit Bull puppies full blooded, 

parents on premises with papers 

3 males 3 females $250 423- 

404-8070 

Free: 2 gray kittens, 8 weeks 

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mother cat 519-8030 

Pet Sugar Glider Squirrel $150 

253-7746 

3 Beagles, males, 2 are gun 

dogs 519-3621 

Yorkie-poo, female, 9 weeks old, 

small, all shots $400 442-9996 

Bantam Chicks, B.B. reds and 

Crill $2 each older chicks $2.50 

call after 3 p.m. 423-420-1014 

Dog Cage for small dog, used 

one time, 2’ long x 17” wide x 19” 

deep $35 295-5180 

Koi Ornamental Pond Fish, brilliant 

colors $8 and up 253-3155 

american/ Colby Cowboy Pit 

puppies $50 each 423-453-9186 

4 year old Black racking mare 

and Simco saddle 519-3621 

CKC Cockapoos, 5 months old, 

2 black, 1 chocolate, small in 

size, regular wormer, all puppy 

shots $150 each 519-2193, can 

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Pigmy Goat, multi color 253- 

3055 

Nanny & Billy Goats 253-3055 

Hamsters, various colors $5 

each 420-6341


Whirlpool Dryer, heavy duty, 

good condition $100 519-3902 

Kenmore refrigerator $150 423- 

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Frigidaire Washer, one year old 

$150 371-1761 

Ge microwave with turn table, 

1000 watts $40 423-745-4454 

Kenmore Washer $150 442- 

6410 

rCa Dryer $100 371-1761 

Oster microwave, 700 watts, 

new in the box, black $40 253- 

3703 

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Full Blooded Blue Heeler Cattle 

Dog, 10 weeks old $250 423- 

608-2620 

Pair of barred cochins $25 253- 

7980 

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865-306-3547 or 865-368-6753 

amana side-by-side refrigerator, 

white, good used condition 

$250 253-7980 

vesta Cook Stove, 30” all works 

$100 519-4458 

Kenmore refrigerator side by 

side 27 cubic ft., stainless, ice 

and water dispenser, like new 

$500 442-8139 

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 

ClASSIFIEDS 

AUTOMOBIlE 

2004 GmC envoy, 144k 4WD, 

sliding roof, runs and drives great 

$6,700 423-404-5178 

1999 Dodge Intrepid automatic 

118k, sunroof runs good, good 

tires, metallic silver, black interior 

$4000 442-9996 

Chihuahua/Daschund mix puppies 

$25 each 253-3703 

rabbits $5 each 865-363-1892 

or 423-261-4515 

Guinea Pigs, female $20 and 

male $10 295-4429 or 337-4824 

Pit Bull puppies $250 each, call 

Justin or Jennifer Terry at 295- 

2044 (vonore area) 

9 wk old Yorkie Poos, had 1st 

shots and wormed, 2 females 

$250 each 1 male $200 423- 

404-0881 

CKC Pit Bull puppies, 6 weeks 

old, blue fawns $250 each 865- 

705-3078 

1997 Toyota avalon xl, 113,546 

miles 4WD, and sliding roof, 

good tires, $4000 must see 423- 

442-3834 

239-980-0745 

malti-poo, female, 4 months, 8 

pounds, white, all shots $400 

442-9996 

Black Tennessee Walker racking 

Horse 423-368-6165 

Palamino racking Horse 423- 

368-6165 

One medium size dog cage, $20 

253-7746 

3 mos. old Boston Terrier, male 

has had shots and wormed 

$250 423-453-1014 

Front bumper for 1996-2000 Plymouth 

voyager van $25 519- 

4458 

1991 Ford F150 motor, run 

when it was pulled out of truck 

$250 (not a v8) 442-3669 

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 

ladder rack for small truck 

$125 423-371-2676 

Full size camper top will fit any 

full size truck $150 442-3669 

Full blooded Pit Bull Puppies. Six 

weeks old, de-wormed & up to 

date on shots. $50 Call 865- 

643-0959 or 423-252-9119 

AUTOMOBIlE 

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 

Full size Tool Box for Truck - $25 

423-836-6865 

Chevrolet 4wd transmission and 

transfer case $400 836-0888 

Four White 15” rally rims 5 lug 

$75 836-7406 

CAMPERS 

1987 elite motor home, 18k, 

Onan generator, all inside appliances 

work, nice wood cabinets, 

$8,700 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 

2004 Fleetwood Wilderness advantage 

ax6, 36 foot, 5th wheel, 

4 slide-outs, no equity, very 

good/clean condition, one owner 

$26,000 442-1042 

CATERING 

Crowder Creations 

Bakery 

Now Open 

www.crowdercreations.com 

204 tellico St. nortH 

442-5747 

ClASSIFIEDS 

Caregiver 

Summer Babysitting 337-4892 

CONSTRUCTION 

AND MATERIAlS 

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 

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 

Commercial glass shelving 14”x 

60” x ¼” also 3 and 4 feet shelving 

295-4897 

Used Barn Tin, 7’ long $4 each 

404-4311 

ElECTRONICS 

Compaq laptop, Windows xP, 

wi-fi, works good, comes with 

laptop bag $125 836-7624 

Samsung Touch Screen, no box 

423-438-8759 

Sony video Camera $100 423- 

519-5157 

26” Tv - $30 OBO 423-887- 

3130 

46 inch screen Tv, $250 423- 

337-0779 

electronic Game Caller for coyotes 

$60 371-1874 

2 Small Color 19” Tvs $15 each 

865-368-6753 or 865-306-3547 

42” Tv $75 371-2566 

50” rCa Projection screen Tv, 

2005 model $175 OBO 371- 

8192 

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 

50” rCa HD Tv with split screen 

$250 371-8192 

Floor model 57” Zenith Big 

Screen Tv $300 836-0905 or 

253-6000 

ClASSIFIEDS 

ElECTRONICS 

Blackberry Storm 2, all touch 

screen, still in box 423-438-8759 

mobigo by vTech, comes with 3 

games, blue in color $50 obo 

423-261-4884 

HP Desktop Computer $200 

519-5675 

27” emerson Tv $75 442-3369 

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 

SOlD! 

Wii game ‘Need for speed carbon’ 

and 3 PS 3 games to sell, 

call 519-5496 

Wii Games 423-438-8759 

Playstation 2 console with 

games 423-438-8759 

White Tv armoire with 19” color 

Tv $65 865-368-6753 or 865- 

306-3547 

48” Big screen Tv, color needs 

adjusted, $40 423-453-1014 

SOlD! 

vCr, works good $25 423-745- 

4454 

apple Imac 27” monitor, 4gb, 1 

HD printer included $900 firm 

371-3940 

EMPlOYMENT 

CvG is looking for experienced 

robotic welders to join a growing 

team! requirements: minimum 

1 year experience in robotics, 

Welding Knowledge and able to 

identify different types of welds. 

Starting pay is $10.61/hr plus full 

benefit package. email resumes 

to sandra.freeman@cvgrp.com 

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. 

Help Wanted: $8 per hour, must 

be able to lift 50 pounds, may 

turn into long term work 865-591- 

9996 

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 

ClASSIFIEDS 

The Works is now hiring a nail 

tech. Call for an appointment or 

apply in person. 884-6754 

EQUIPMENT & TOOlS 

½” Drive electric Impact Wrench, 

still in box $40 519-7683 

Hamilton Drafting Table w/ Brunning 

Drafting machine, $250, 

423-420-0822 

Bob Cat 60” Brush Cat mower 

$4,500 423-351-7736 

Craftsman Twin Cutter Saw, like 

new $70 253-3703 

Sheetrock Hoist, new $150 865- 

368-6753 or 865-306-3547 

Brand New Hitachi 18v lithium 

drill $150 obo 519-8232 

Hitachi Combination Drill, 18 

volt/110 compatible tools $175 

351-3975 

mechanic Tools, call for info 884- 

2878 

EMPlOYMENT 

C&C Services is now hiring for 

office administration. Computer 

skills and office experience is a 

must and also experience in 

QuickBooks. must be able to 

pass background check and 

drug screening. High School 

Diploma or GeD is a must. mail 

resume to: C&C Services 185 

atkins road, madisonville TN 

37354 or email angiecoop@bellsouth.net. 

ridgid roofing Gun $85 371- 

3878 

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 

Craftsmen 19.2 battery tool set 

with 5 tools, 2 hot batteries and 

charger $125 371-3878 

Brand New milwaukee Brushless 

Fuel 18v drill $150 obo 519- 

8232 

Hitachi Compound / chop saw 

$125 351-3975 

Shindawa 488 power saw $175 

371-7507 

Craftsman 15” drill press, 1hp 

$100 371-7507 

Snapper chain saw 16” blade, 

needs a little work $50 442-5809 

Twin saw, made by craftsman 

$60 253-3702 

SELL IT IN THE BUZZ 

EXERCISE 

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 

lifestyler expanse 500 Treadmill 

$100 253-7746 

2 Weider Pro exercise machine 

$250 each 371-1056


FOR RENT 

For rent: 900 sq ft office in 

Sweetwater, central h/a, carpet, 

furnished, second floor, Hwy 68 

frontage $450 month, Call Burt 

519-0700 

Secretary’s Desk $150 836- 

8316 

Dining room table with 6 chairs 

and matching china cabinet 

$200 371-2007 

Four antique ladder back chairs 

$100 836-0905 or 253-6000 

antique Trunk full of antique junk 

$50 865-368-6753 or 865-306- 

3547 

White Canopy Twin Bed Set $50 

865-213-7007 

Box Spring twin size $35 442- 

4677 

vintage Seating out of Doctors 

office $75 865-368-6753 or 865- 

306-3547 

FURNITURE 

Computer armoire, excellent 

shape $50 404-2446 

Cedar Chest, hand crafted solid 

wood with 4 drawers. $400 obo. 

865-213-7007 

Dining room Table with 3 chairs 

$150 519-4391 

Queen size boxspring & mattress, 

good condition $150 442- 

4677 

White Tv armoire with 3 drawers 

for storage with 19” color Tv $65 

337-4330 

Couch wood around bottom and 

on the arms, light brown with 

flowers $80 519-4949 

White Twin Bed, drawers underneath 

(no mattress) $85 404- 

Chocolate microsuede rocker, 

removable washable cover, very 

soft $75 865-253-0597 

Computer Desk $100 836-8316 

White Bakers rack $40 423- 

435-5850 

Computer Desk, $20 – 442- 

1010 

rectangular table with 4 chairs 

$225 442-4042 


$100 253-2589 

2 Solid oak Tv towers, lighted, 

$100 each 423-836-8316 

mahogany Pedestal Table with 

7 chairs, 2 chairs have arm rails, 

18” extension leaf, 42” wide x 66” 

long, beige cushion floral design 

on seats $250 442-9664 

Cherry round bar table, excellent 

condition, $100 442-1037 


$80 253-2589 

Cherry Dining room Table with 

6 chairs & hutch, bought from 

masons Furniture $500 210- 

0047 

Baby bed, bought new, never 

used $50 519-1397 

Kitchen Table, no chairs, $25 

404-2446 

Single bed boxsprings $40 442- 

6410 

Black office computer chair and 

small desk $75 423-536-6073 

Cherry Wood armoire $250 420- 

3217 

4 Oak chairs and long table, 


Old Poster Full Size Bed- needs 

work, antique piece $100 253- 

2589 


and leaf $150 obo 519-7810 

Kitchen Table, breakfast nook 

$250 or will trade for nice pool 

table 253-4852 

Queen Size Box Spring & mattress 

- $150 - 442-6410 

Bar stool set $50 442-1010 

New Sofa, solid creme color 

$225 519-3902 

Sleeper Sofa, excellent condition 

5’ long Computer Desk with 3 

drawers, great shape $100 210- 

0244 

Gas Heater $225 519-4099 

Used Heating & air Units Installed, 

good condition, reasonable 

prices, call 423-337-0037 

Warm morning Gas Heater, 1 

year old, excellent condition 

$250 371-1056 

Transport Wheelchair for handicap, 

new $100 253-7746 

Big man electric Wheelchair, 

needs work, doesn’t work $100 

253-7746 

electric Powerchair, like new, 2 

new batteries $2,000 351-7154 

$1,800 253-7123 

Small childs wheel chair $50 

253-6000 

MUSHROOM 

COMPOST 

FOR SALE 

$10 per scoop 

453 Summit 

Road, Vonore 

865-577-0713 

electric Headge Trimmer with 

100 ft. cord $25 836-4839 

Briggs & Stratton 3.5hp edger 

$100 442-9363 

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- 

7464 

80’s model massey Ferguson 

Tractor with new motor, new 

tires, new 6ft rhino bush hog 

$7,000 836-4524 

24' Hay Conveyor, electric motor, 

good condition & massey Ferguson 

post hole digger, used very 

little $800 for both 519-4341 

lowes Hine Tine Garden Tiller 

$200 442-3369 

SOlD! 

5 Gallon Plastic Buckets, food 

grade $3 each or 4 for $10 404- 

4311 

Cultivator $175 253-2589 

5’ Tiller, new set of tines $1200 

obo 519-1044 

Hay 4x5 bales $25 each 423- 

271-0835 

rear garden tiller for toro-wheel 

horse, new never used. $200 

295-5916 

mTD riding lawn mower 

15.5hp, 42” cut $450 865-335- 

6884 

Collectible glassware 253-7448 

May 21, 2012 

ClASSIFIEDS ClASSIFIEDS ClASSIFIEDS ClASSIFIEDS ClASSIFIEDS 

Niles Ferry Apartments 

Drug Free, Quiet, 

Family Oriented 

3 Single Story, 

2 Br Units available 

Ideal for Seniors 

Background Check required 

lights, Water & Cable 

Tv Included 

423-371-1484 9am-6pm 

For rent: 2Br/1Ba Country 

Home near Hiwassee College, 

must give references $275 

month plus $200 damage de- 

posit 442-9407 

For rent: 1 Br, $250 a month, 

references required, no pets, 

madisonville 423-253-5553 

Huge antique Oak Dining room 

Table with removable lazy 

susan. Complete with 6 chairs 

$400 519-2081 

antique Iron Twin Beds- complete 

with bedding $400 519- 

2081 

Boxspring for king size bed, 


8990 

vintage Wooden Beach Chair 

$20 865-368-6753 or 865-306- 

3547 

entertainment Center 54” wide x 

51” high x 18” deep, unfinished 

$100 337-0309 

FURNITURE 

antique White Iron Bed $180 

442-4319 

Double Pillowtop Full Size mattress 

& Boxsprings, extremely 

nice $150 519-4458 

Coffee Table with matching end 

tables $40 865-213-7007 

round Oak Table & 4 antique 

Chairs, don’t match $75 519- 

4458 

Wing Back Chair, Sage Green 

with beige stripe, $100, 442- 

1010 

For rent: 3Br/ 1.5Ba House in 

madisonville, central h/a, $750 light Brown Crib and Changing 

month plus $750 deposit 519- table matching set $75 404- 

0633 

8033 

$250 404-3569 

Castle toddler bed $20 404-8033 Full Size and Queen Size 

For rent: mobile Home in 

boxsprings and mattress $150 

Ballplay area, with central 

Dresser $40 253-2589 per set 442-6410 

air/heat, newly remodeled, 

washer, dryer, stove and refrig- 

Sleep Number Twin Size Bed, 

erator. $450 month plus $450 

entertainment Center, brand great shape $400 442-1989 or 

deposit, Call 442-4440 after 6 

new $60 253-2224 

519-7500 

p.m. 

For rent: 2Br/1Ba apartment 

on Hwy 68, $400 month plus 

$200 deposit 442-3959 

The Willows 

New 2&3 Bedrooms 

Apartments 

$525-$625/month 

Security Deposit Waived * wac 

Pet Friendly 

washer & dryer, refrigerator, 

microwave, stove, dishwasher, 

423-442-1833 

FURNITURE 

SOlD! 

SOlD! 

SOlD! 

HEAT & COOlING 

Heat/aC/electric thermostats & 

humistats valves, couplings, fittings, 

various supplies 836-1187 

TVA FINANCING 

AVAIlABlE 

Jimmy Harris 

442-5039 519-7871 

HOME HEAlTH 

Wheelchair $50, electric Wheelchair 

$250, Handicap Potty 

Chair $25, lots of medical stuff, 

253-7123 

all electric hospital bed complete 

and a Jazzy power chair $ 350 

for both 423-884-3456 

all electric Hospital Bed with 

Trapeze bar & air mattress 

lAWN & FARM 

Yardman Chipper with vacuum, 

chips limbs, vacuums leaves, 


MISCEllANEOUS 

24 vHS Childrens tapes, call for 

list $20 865-368-6753 or 865- 

305-3547 

Fisher Price rainforest High 

Chair, great condition $45 423- 

261-4884 

Dehumidifier $25 865-368-6753 

or 865-306-3547 

MISCEllANEOUS 

Black Suitcase & Black overnight 

bag $15 865-368-6753 or 865- 

306-3547 

Three 24” White Bifold Doors 

$30 865-368-6753 or 865-306- 

3547 

U-Pick Strawberries 

$8/Gallon u-pick 

$10/Gallon we pick 

Across from Benton 

Ham’s off Hwy 411 

Monday-Saturday 

8 a.m.- 7 p.m. 

404-5222 

Graco Baby Crib, wooden, good 

condition $100 obo 519-7738 

Wedding Dress, size 14 $200 

253-2374 

Tv antenna, brand new $140 

442-6026 

Wedding dress, size 12 never 

worn, $50 423-253-2374 

Trade Day 

Saturdays at 

Vonore Flea Market 

423-519-2651 

ecolab Cleaning Supplies- Floor, 

all purpose, marble, Bathroom 

and Glass Cleaner. all “green” for 

sale including wall dispensers 

337-1791 

Crystal Glassware $25 442- 

9363 

Fold out sewing cabinet $60 

519-0512 

3 months baby girl name brand 

onesies, sleepers and outfits 25 

pieces for $40 519-6039 

Baby Crib $50 865-213-7007 

Brown, White, easter and Duck 

eggs for sale. $2 a dozen, three 

for $5. Call Nicholas at 442-1327 

Several boxes of sewing patterns, 

vintage to present day. Included 

are all different sizes & 

styles. mens, ladies, kids, crafts. 

Costumes & more. Some are 

new & some have been gently 

used. Only $1 each or I will make 

a deal on the whole lot 253-7980 

Wanted: 55 Gallon Plastic Barrels, 

must be reasonably priced 

442-4319 

Farm Fresh, cage free eggs $2 

per dozen 884-2513 or 519- 

2081 

25 pieces of 3 months-12 

months girls clothes for $50 519- 

6039 

Fisher Price potty seat, plays 

music $10 519-6039 

evenflo Jumping Jack Jumper 

$10 519-6039 

Coleman lanterns and cook 

stoves for camping $25 each 

371-3878 

Pink Club Chair $30 442-9363 

Paintball Guns 519-6534 

very Nice JC Penny comforter & 

shams, queen size (blue/tan) 

$25 865-368-6753 or 865-306- 

3547 

econo Cabin Storage Building 

12’x20’ $4500 423-371-9702 

SOlD! 

Boys Bassinet $25 836-3350 or 

442-4571 

mens Schwinn 26” Bicycle, royal 

blue color $75 442-4520 

Fisher Price bathtub $10 519- 

6039 

air Hockey table, 1 year old $40 

519-4949


ClASSIFIEDS ClASSIFIEDS ClASSIFIEDS ClASSIFIEDS ClASSIFIEDS 

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 

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 

SOlD! 

New Dresses, name brand, size 

0-24 months and 2T, $5 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 

MISCEllANEOUS 

eggs, large or extra large $2 a 

dozen 442-9363 

Florenteen China, service for 4 

$65 442-9363 

Hawkin Black Powder rifle, 50 

caliber, unique, $180, Call Trent 

(865) 318-0885 

6’ light-up Glass Display Case 

$125 obo 420-0380 after 1pm 

Infant Car Seat $25 836-3350 

Brother Sewing machine $65 

371-5834 

Pair of Porcelain Christmas Dolls 

$20 836-4839 

Wedding Dress, long with veil & 

attached tiara, plus size 30, white 

$175 442-6313 

Baby Bathtub $10 519-6039 

Womans Huffy 26” Bicycle, mint 

green/cream color $75 442- 

4520 

Womens Plus Size Clothes $5 

per piece 836-4839 

Spotlight $10 836-4839 

Infantino Carrier, fits around the 

mothers shoulder, black $8 519- 

6039 

Trout Spinners, custom made 

$22 per dozen 253-3155 

evenflo Stroller, navy blue $15 

519-6039 

Two 55 gallon drums with lids 

$40 253-2589 

MOBIlE HOMES 

4 Nail Tech Tables (used at Star 

Nails) $80 each, remodeling Used Cedar 

420-0220 or 404-4544, ask for 

megan 

Doublewide 

Set of Ironstone Dishes (design High Roof Norris 

is apple in center) 8 place settings 

$30, call Jo at 263-5823 Like New 

8’ Pool Table, slate top includes Oakwood 

cue pools, rack, 3 pool sticks 865-947-6850 

$200 obo 836-7874 

Heavy Duty Pool Table Cover, 

green, fits 4’x8’ $50 865-408- Land/Home Repos 

0118 

In All Areas Of 

Uncle mikes pocket holster, fits 

2” 5 shot revolver or sigma 380, East Tennessee 

new still in package $17 337- Oakwood 

1669 

Commercial Sewing machine, 865-947-6850 

new motor, needs minor repair 

404-0397 or 836-7464 madisonville: mobile Home lot 

$18,500 or $1850 down and 

$300 month, septic & water 

meter provided. Doublewide or 

home only, James 519-0600 

Tommy Toe Tomato Plants $1 

each 404-4311 

44 Piece China by Crown ming 

Fine China designer Jianskiang, 

serves 8, used one time, no 

chips. Paid $139 will take $75 

442-1221 

Century Stroller, blue $10 519- 

6039 

Car seat, Free 519-6039 

Bird Houses 442-7219 

6 Months Old 

16 Wide Repo 

$26900 

865-938-2047 

Fixed Income 

Landowners 

Govt Program 

865-983-2041 

Used 5 Bedroom 

Doublewide 

3 Baths 

865-983-2047 

MOBIlE HOMES 

WE BUY USED SINGlE 

AND DOUBlEWIDES 

442-9441 

Zero Deposit 

On New Homes 

With Any Trade 

865-938-2051 

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 

865-947-6850 

2 Bedroom 14x56 

$7995 Delivered 

Oakwood 

865-938-2041 

MOTORCYClES & ATVS 

2007 Suzuki Boulevard C-50 

11,500 miles, Black, saddlebags, 

lots of chrome, $4300 519-8232 

2004 United motors 4 wheeler, 

low hours $1000 519-9898 

SOlD! 

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 

Yamaha 250 4-wheeler, 2wd 

$1,000 obo 865-335-6884 

Kawasaki 200 4wheeler, like 

new tires $200 442-5252 

SOlD! 

MUSIC 

Bass Guitar comes with amp, 

cord, strap, bag, tuner $250 519- 

9898 

Yamaha electric Keyboard $200 

865-235-3348 

15 Watt Crate amplifier, great for 

practice, 2 years old, rarely used 

$50 423-261-4952 

MUSIC 

Peavey Stack Set for electric guitar 

$150 obo 442-6013 

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 condition. 

423-261-4952 

Yamaha Keyboard has learning 

keys $100 obo 836-6276 

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 

HOUSE FOR SALE 

211 Dyer Street, 

Madisonville 

Foreclose Price 

OPEN HOUSE 

Saturday, May 26 

11a.m.- 6 p.m. 

Come see, 

make offer 

To see before 

open house call 

887-5580 

or 807-1983 

madisonville, 1 + acre lot, level, 

city water, asphalt street, Health 

Department approved Doublewide 

or House, $18,500 Call 

James at 519-0600 

Cozy Cottage 

3Br/1Ba House on 1.3 acres 

Tellico Plains, 

5 minutes from town 

Close to schools, detached 

garage, Big yard, 

good neighborhood 

Central heat/air $57,500 

423-371-2193 / 295-2415 

THE BUZZ 442-1635 

38.5 Private acres with a 2004 

5th Wheel 36’ Camper, all utilities, 

camper can be sold separately, 

call 442-1042 for more info 

2 lots: 1.17 acres and 1.20 

acres for sale located in up scale 

subdivision. restrictions, no mobile 

homes, paved streets, curbs, 

all utilities underground. $15,000 

and $18,000 call 865-318-4456 

1.51 acre lot for doublewide or 

home, city water, asphalt street, 

level, grass $18,500 James 519- 

0600 

REAl ESTATE 

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 

50 acres lots of timber and 

wildlife, old barn and spring. 

Wilson Station road 

$135,000 

26 acres road frontage, 

wide creek across property, 

beautiful building sites, lots 

of woods. Wilson Station 

road $75,000 

432-333-4593 

Open House at 302 red Pond 

road, Sweetwater on Sunday 

from 12pm-4pm 5 acre horse 

farm, reduced $10,000, now 

$79,900. Call 865-288-9275 for 

directions 

For Sale By Owner: 93.5+/wooded 

acres in four surveyed 

tracts. level to rolling, spring, 

streams, wild game and timber. 

Will not split surveyed tracts. located 

near Hiwassee College, 

accessible off anderson road & 

acorn Gap road $2,500 per 

acre obo 423-351-7736 or 239- 

980-0745 

House For Sale: 2Br/1Ba, 

hardwood floor, 1 car garage, 

storage building, Niles Ferry 

road, vonore call 423-261-5023 

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 

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 

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 

1995 Chevy astro Gladiator 

Conversion van, all power, great 

condition, 87k miles $3,000 351- 

3887


Bust 


arrests of two local men 

Thursday night and the 

seizure of an amount of illegal 

drugs, including 

methamphetamine and 

other controlled substances. 

Charged by the sheriff’s 

detective division with 

possession of Schedule II 

meth for resale, with possession 

of Schedule II oxymorphine 

(Opana) for 

resale, with possession of 

Schedule IV carisoprodol 

(Soma), with possession of 

Schedule IV alprazolam 

(Xanax), with possession 

of legend drugs 

(Gabapentin), with possession 

of Schedule VI 

marijuana, with possession 

of unlawful drug paraphernalia, 

and with possession 

of a police scanner during 

the commission of a 

felony was Edward Neal 

Keyt, 47, of Monroe 

Street, Sweetwater. 

Charged by the detective 

division with possession 

of Schedule II 

morphine sulfate and with 

possession of Schedule III 

HOT DEAlS! 

Regular price $119 

TEllICO TIRE 

253-3700 

hydrocodone was David 

Edward Bellamy, 43, of 

Paris Road, Sweetwater. 

According to the participating 

officers, a search 

warrant allowed entry into 

Keyt’s home and there the 

officers located the various 

illegal drugs and prescription 

medication, plus the 

scanner, digital scales, plastic 

baggies, glass pipes, 

needles. 

The detectives, agents, 

and officers took Keyt and 

Bellamy into custody and 

transported both men to 

the Monroe County Jail. 

After his arrest, Keyt 

left jail custody on 

$100,000 bond. 

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