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Volume: VIII Issue: 42 

Rural Vale Lady Panthers 

Bring State Championship Home 

Smile Of the Day! 

MONDAY 

Riding a wave of enthusiasm and joy after becoming Class 1A state champions 

on Saturday, the Rural Vale Lady Panthers returned home from the Tops ‘N Tennessee 

(TNT) State Tournament at Springfield Middle School in Springfield to a 

happy and cheering crowd late Saturday night, escorted by personnel from local 

fire and law enforcement. Full details, stats, and scores for the games at the 

tourney will highlight the Tuesday issue of the Monroe County BUZZ. 

2012 DANCING 

WITH THE STARS 

It is time once again for 

the Sweetwater Kiwanis 

benefit Dancing With The 

Stars! 

We have heard that the 

2011 Dancing with the 

Stars are gearing up for 

their “come back tour” to 

join this year's stars as en- 

tertainment. 

The 2011 Stars are 

sponsored by Jacky Jones 

Ford Lincoln Mercury. 

The 2012 Stars are Dr. 

Kenny Archer, Victor 

Upton, Scott Wilson, 

Jason Roy, Hau Gno, 

Richard Allen, Sam Moser, 

Houston Crabtree, Jessica 

Morgan, Jaclyn Cleveland, 

Katie Hatfield, Teresa 

Mashburn, Aliceson Bowman, 

Heather Shamblin, 

Heather Kirkland, and 

Lauren Kirkland. 

Dancing with the Stars 

will be held March 23, 24, 

and 25. Tickets are available 

at Salt & Light Studios, 

Peoples Bank 

Sweetwater, and The Lily 

Pad Boutique. 

Two individuals who 

with six others have taken 

required paperwork to run 

for expiring seats on the 

Monroe County Board of 

Education qualified for 

February 20, 2012 

Meth Lab Bites the Dust 

Suspect Arrested 

in Thursday Raid 

A Monroe County resident 

went to jail on Thursday 

after narcotics 

investigators busted a reported 

meth lab in 

Philadelphia. 

Charged by the Mon- 

(See Miller pg 16) 

Miller 

Early Primary Voting Tops 200 

See Page 8 

Two Candidates Certified 

for School Board 

Six Still Holding Paperwork, Yet to Qualify 

the August ballot last 

week. 

Board newcomer Janie 

Harrill of Madisonville 

and incumbent Ron Eydt 

(See Qualified pg 6) 

Dancing with the Stars Hosts Dr. Melanie Miller, Sweetwater City School 

Director & Darrin Nichols, Sweetwater Primary School Principal. Tickets 

are now available for the March 23 - 25 event.

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OBITUARIES 

EMRY, JACKIE EDWARD, 

82 of Windsong Rd. Sweetwater 

passed away Saturday 

Morning at his home. 

Jackie was a veteran of Air 

Force, Korean conflict and a 

retired truck driver with 

Builders Transport. born in 

Gilman City, Mo. April 30, 

1929 to the late Glen and 

Flossie Dennis Emry. survivors: 

wife, Frances Wolff 

Emry: son, Jack Emry, Jr. 

daughter, Dianna Robison, 

of Savannah, Ga.: 13 

grandchildren; 4 greatgrandchildren;step-daughter, 

Sharon Jones, 

Sweetwater: step-son, Larry 

Wolff, Blue Springs, Mo. 

Family and friends will meet 

at 2 P.M. Monday at the 

Sweetwater Memory Gardens 

for graveside services 

with Chaplin Mike Justice of 

Home Health Care of East 

Tn. Officiating. Arrangements 

by Loudon Funeral 

Home. 

ROBERTS, BILLY RAY 

(BILL), age 64, of Madisonville, 

passed away 11:00 

p.m. Friday, February 17, 

2012 at home. Preceded in 

death by parents, John 

Roberts and Lona Mae 

Duckett Roberts Bean; sisters, 

Mildred Bruce and 

Mary Nell Young. Survivors: 

wife, Anna Roberts; son, 

Heath Roberts; grandson, 

Brent Ray Roberts, both of 

Sweetwater; sisters and 

brothers-in-law, Elizabeth 

Harrison, of Madisonville, 

Betty and Clayton Long, of 

Alcoa, Barbara and J.T. 

Holt, Helen Reece, all of 

Lynchburg; several nieces 

and nephews. Funeral 8:00 

p.m. Monday, Biereley-Hale 

Chapel, Rev. Dwayne Lem- 

ing officiating. Interment 

10:00 a.m. Tuesday Haven 

Hill Memorial Gardens. 

Family will receive friends 6- 

8 p.m. Monday at Biereley- 

Hale Funeral Home, 

Madisonville. 

W.E. SLOAN JR., age 63, 

of Sweetwater, passed 

away on Thursday, February 

16, 2012. He was a 

member of First Baptist 

Church of Sweetwater. Mr. 

Sloan was awarded the Silver 

Ringmaster Award in 

2004 for supporting the 

Shrine Circus. He was a 

graduate of the Tellico Plains 

High School Class of 1965, 

he received his associates 

degree from Hiwassee College 

in 1969, his masters 

and bachelors of science 

plus 45hrs above his masters 

in Education from the 

University of Tennessee 

Knoxville in 1973. He 

served in the National 

Guard for 6 years. Retired 

from Sweetwater High 

School where he taught 

agriculture for 30 plus years, 

he was a member of the 

FFA. His name was mentioned 

twice in the who’s 

who of American Teachers, 

and on the National Dean’s 

List. He was also the owner 

and operator of Sloan’s Bus 

Lines for over 40 plus years 

serving as a local bus contractor., 

He also sold Prime 

America Insurance for 20 

years. Preceded in death 

by his parents: William Eugene 

and Anna “Babe” 

Moss Sloan, Sr. Survivors 

include wife of 29 years: 

Janette Rhodes Sloan, of 

Sweetwater, sons and 

daughters-in-law: James 

Eugene and Karen Sloan, of 

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The Monroe County BUZZ 

113A Main Street Madisonville, TN 37354 

Phone: 423-442-1635 Fax: 423-442-1636 

Ten Mile, William Wade and 

Tosha Sloan, of Sweetwater, 

Clifford Thomas and Kate 

Sloan, of Sweetwater, 

daughter and son-in-law: 

Daphne and Steve Hamm, 

of Sweetwater, grandchildren: 

Tyler and Amber Plemons, 

Zac, Melyssah, Tyler, 

Sophia, Jacob, Madison, 

Logan, and Emily Sloan. 

Sisters and brothers-in-law: 

Charlotte and Bobby Best, 

of Madisonville, Linda and 

Bill Lynn, of Tellico Plains, 

brothers-in-law and sister-inlaw: 

Larry and Phyllis 

Rhodes, of Sweetwater, Rex 

Rhodes, of Sweetwater, sister-in-law 

and brother-in-law: 

Tonya and Ben Walden, 

Port Saint Lucie, FL., several 

nieces and nephews. 

Special friends: Charles and 

Shelby Maney, of Tellico 

Plains. The family will receive 

friends on Tuesday 

February 21, 2012 from 

5:00P.M. until 9:00P.M. at 

the Sweetwater High School 

Gymnasium. Funeral services 

will be conducted on 

Wednesday at 11:00A.M. in 

the Chapel of Kyker Funeral 

Homes, Sweetwater, with 

Rev. Don Rockholt and Dr. 

Leonard Markam officiating. 

Interment to follow in the 

Sweetwater Memorial Park. 

In lieu of flowers memorials 

may be made to the Huntington’s 

Disease Society of 

America, or the charity of 

your choice. Kyker Funeral 

Homes, Sweetwater in 

charge of arrangements. 

TYLER, BETTY 

PICKLESIMER, age 96, of 

Englewood, passed from 

this life 10:07 P.M. Wednesday, 

February 15, 2012 at 

Woods Memorial Hospital. 

Born in Monroe County on 

August 6, 1915, the only 

daughter of the late Bruce 

Franklin & Bertha Jane 

Collins Picklesimer. A descendent 

of Col. Stephen 

Balliet, who brought the Liberty 

Bell into Allentown from 

Philadelphia during the Revolutionary 

War. On July 7, 

1776, he had the original 

copy of the Declaration of Independence, 

which he took 

to Easton, PA. Graduated 


from Oak Grove Elementary 

School in 1929, Madisonville 

High School in 1933, and 

the Tennessee School of 

Beauty, Knoxville on April 8, 

1937. Opened the first 

beauty shop in Englewood 

in the late 1930’s and operated 

it until retiring at the age 

of 80. A longtime member of 

the Englewood United 

Methodist Church where 

she taught Bible School. A 

past member of the Order of 

the Eastern Star, Englewood. 

An avid reader and a 

proponent for education, 

she was president of the Englewood 

School Parent 

Teacher Association in 1951 

and much to her credit, she 

lived to see each of her children 

& grandchildren graduate 

college. Survivors, 

daughters, Jane Carroll and 

Mary McNabb, Granddaughters, 

MaryTom Jenkins 

Cocks & spouse Jeff, Dr. 

Georganna Jenkins & 

spouse Robert, Grandson, 

Richard Carroll, Jr., Greatgranddaughter, 

Caroline 

Phillips, Great-grandsons,

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Thomas and James Cocks, 

Niece, Carol Johnston, 

Nephews, Gerald, Donald & 

Kevin Picklesimer, 

Special friends, Edna 

Reynolds & Mary Heading. 

Preceded in death by brothers, 

Scott, Gene, Glen & 

Howard Picklesimer. Funeral 

7 P.M. Sunday, Biereley-Hale 

Chapel, Rev. 

Darrell Collins (cousin) officiating. 

Interment 11 A.M. 

Monday, New Hope Cemetery. 

Family will receive 

friends 5-7 P.M. Sunday at 

Biereley-Hale Funeral 

Home, Madisonville. 

VALENTI, FRANK VIN- 

CENT, age 73, of Sweetwater, 

formerly of Mass., 

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Ladies Wear & Accessories 

Shoes, Costume & Fine Jewelry 

Buying Gold and Silver 

423-337-0157 

107 E. Morris St Sweetwater 

Winter Hours Thursday - Saturday 10-5 

Book Signing Three Local Authors 

Saturday, February 25 10 a.m.- 3 p.m. 

The Garden Path 

495 Warren Street Madisonville 

Pete and Tootsie 

Blaine and Sarah 

Tucker 

Heart-warming 

adventures of a 

boy and his dog 

passed away Saturday, 

February 11, 2012 at his 

home. Survivors- Children: 

Marilyn Valenti, MA, Edward 

Valenti, OH, Kathleen 

Valenti, WI, Joshua Valenti, 

TN, April Phelps, TN; 

Grandchildren: Anthony Caputo, 

Emily Hart, both of 

MA, Briana Valenti, TN; 

Great Grandchild: Alexa Caputo, 

MA. Family will receive 

friends 6-7 P.M. Tuesday, 

February 21, 2012 at Biereley-Hale 

Funeral Home , 

Madisonville. 

WILLIAMS, NONA BELLE 

WARD, age 96, widow of 

Sharden Williams, of 

Vonore, passed away Thursday 

evening, February 16, 

2012 at East Tennessee 

Health Care. Daughter of 

the late William & Zora 

Spradlin Ward. Member of 

Mt. Zion Baptist Church 

since childhood. Survivors, 

daughter, Jerldine Boone, 

Vonore, Son & daughters-inlaw, 

Robert (Bob) & Fayda 

Child of Vision 

Woman of Wisdom 

Betty Brown 

Autobiography of 

Monroe Countian 

A journey from rejection 

and poverty to freedom 

and success 

Williams, Lenoir City, Alma 

Williams, Vonore, Grandchildren, 

Angela Garren, 

Tammy Mouron, Click 

Boone, Dwight Williams, all 

of Vonore, Joe & Keith 

Williams, both of Madisonville, 

Jill Johnston, Lenoir 

City, 10 great-grandchildren 

& 7 great-great-grandchildren, 

Several nieces & 

nephews. Preceded in 

death by son, Olvin Williams, 

granddaughter, Pam Boone 

Thomas, grandson, Ricky 

Williams, sisters, Martha, 

Nancy, Willie & Alice, brothers, 

Johnny, James & 

Tommy, son-in-law, Sonny 

Boone. Graveside service & 

interment 3:30 P.M. Monday, 

Hopewell Springs Cemetery, 

Rev. Tommy Self officiating. 

In lieu of flowers, memorials 

may be made to the 

Hopewell Springs Cemetery 

Fund. Friends may call at 

their convenience after 10 

A.M. Monday at Biereley- 

Hale Funeral Home, Madisonville. 

A Wonder Journal 

Fifty Years of Awe 

and Audacity 

Nancy Herrell 

Lockwood's collection 

of stories and poems 

MONDAY 

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New Book by Jack Darnell 

Yvette Autin Warren 

The Winds of November, the much-awaited second 

collection of short stories by Jack Darnell is now available; 

this one also includes his poetry. 

He has published with a variation on his name as author, 

H. Jack Darnell. This is in response to the friendship 

he's formed with another published author by the 

name of Jack Darnell. He simply wanted to keep confusion 

out of the process, and the H. is for Howard, his 

father, to whom the book is dedicated. 

The Winds of November is available through Jack, 

and through Amazon.com. 

A Day of Memory 

© 2011 H. Jack Darnell 

I took a sunny summer day, 

And pressed it to my heart to stay, 

'Til memory's strings should sound 

And hidden thoughts are found. 

Some winter day that's dark and cold, 

And all the world is looking old, 

Then those memories hidden away 

Will brighten up the darkest day. 

I close my eyes and I can see 

Daisies blooming just for me. 

I hear the sound of buzzing bees, 

Gathering nectar, flying free. 

There's something in the air I smell, 

So faintly I can hardly tell. 

Is it the smell of a summer's day, 

The day I saved and lay away? 

Free Crochet Classes 

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every Wednesday from 10 

a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Seventh 

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Tellico Plains. 

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Syrian government 

forces fired live rounds 

and tear gas on thousands 

of persons marching in a 

funeral procession that 

turned into a protest 

against Damascus on Saturday, 

killing one individual 

and wounding several 

others in what a reporter 

called “one of the largest 

demonstrations in the 

capital” since the uprising 

against President Bashar 

al-Assad began 11 months 

ago. The protest, which 

involved 15,000 to 30,000 

Syrians, took place less 

than a mile from al-Assad’s 

palace. 

Pope Benedict XVI inducted 

22 men into the 

Vatican’s exclusive club of 

cardinals on Saturday, including 

New York’s Archbishop 

Timothy Dolan, 

who has been named repeatedly 

in the past as a 

possible successor to the 

pontiff. Benedict, 85, elevated 

the group to the 

highest rank in the 

Church below him in a 

ceremony in St. Peter’s 

Basilica in Vatican City 

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Two Iranian warships 

moved through the Suez 

Canal and into the 

Mediterranean Sea on Saturday, 

the second-only 

time the country’s navy 

had made the passage 

since the 1979 Islamic 

Revolution. The action 

followed last year’s February 

22 action through the 

canal and brought immediate 

response from Israel, 

which put its own navy on 

alert in response. 

Meanwhile, on Saturday, 

Britain’s foreign minister 

said an attack on Iran 

would carry huge costs 

and he preferred to allow 

more time to permit 

diplomacy and economic 

pressure to run its course 

with regard to the country’s 

controversial nuclear 

program. Tensions have 

running high, said William 

Hague, as Israel has accused 

Iran of attacking its 

diplomats in Thailand and 

Georgia. 

Meanwhile, back home 

in Tehran, government officials 

said an estimated 

16,000 computers in the 

country fell victim in 2010 

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to the Stuxnet virus after 

it targeted the Islamic Republic’s 

nuclear facilities 

and other industrial sites, 

striking a limited number 

of centrifuges. Iran said its 

scientists discovered and 

neutralized the malware 

before it caused serious 

damage. 

Japanese Emperor Tsugunomiya 

Akihito underwent 

successful heart 

bypass surgery at the University 

of Tokyo on Saturday 

and was recovering 

despite poor health in recent 

months and several 

hospitalizations last year. 

The 78-year-old ceremonial 

but revered figure has 

minimal involvements in 

the day-to-day operations 

of the country’s government. 

Experts and attorneys 

representing survivors of 

the capsized Costa Concordia 

cruise ship said on 

Saturday that traces of cocaine 

were found on a 

sample of the ship’s captain’s 

hair. The drug was 

not found in his hair or in 

his urine, which would 

have indicated he used the 

substance sometime close 

to the moment when he 

ran the huge vessel 

aground near a Tuscan island 

the night of January 

13. And the elusive planet 

that the famed scientist 

Copernicus never saw will 

give residents of the 

Northern Hemisphere “a 


very fine window of opportunity” 

to see it, beginning 

on Wednesday, 

according to NBC News 

on Saturday. Hard to see, 

and harder still to find, 

since its orbit is closer to 

the Sun than to Earth, 

Mercury will line up beside 

Venus and Jupiter and 

will shine almost as bright 

as Sirius, the brightest star 

in the sky. Look west at 

twilight, the rest is easy. 

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According to the 

White House on Friday, 

the United States’ economy 

is “on the road to recovery,” 

with stronger job 

growth expected this year, 

even though income inequality 

and Europe’s debt 

crisis could pose challenges, 

President Obama 

said. The administration 

released its 446-page Economic 

Report of the President, 

which outlines a 

plan to “recover, rebalance, 

and rebuild.” 

A day earlier, on Thursday, 

the U.S. Postal Service 

released its five-year plan 

to Congress, a move said 

to be a push for legislation 

to assist the service 

through its ongoing financial 

woes and a $3.3-billion 

loss in the final three 

months of 2011. The plan 

suggests cutting home delivery 

from six days a week 

to five, close thousands of 

post offices across the nation, 

and raise the price of 

a postage stamp to 50 

cents. 

On Friday, after weeks 

of laborious negotiations, 

Congress passed a $143 

billion package to extend 

a payroll tax cut and unemployment 

insurance 

through the end of 2012, a 

move that would provide 

each average American 

household an extra $1,000 

and five million persons 

with continued unemployment 

benefits. Left 

out of the package were 

suggested mandatory drug 

testing and GED programs 

for the unemployed. 

The Republican Party 

said on Saturday that 

Obama’s 2013 budget, 

which proposes $4 trillion 

NATiONWiDE 

in deficit reduction over 

the coming decade while 

investing billions more in 

programs to spur economic 

development, was a 

“road map to Greece.” 

Representative Cathy Mc- 

Morris Rodgers said 

Obama’s stimulus package 

three years ago promised 

to drop unemployment 

below eight percent, 

adding that it then peaked 

at ten percent and now is 

at 8.3 percent. 

Crude oil prices rose 

for a third straight day on 

Friday, topping $103 per 

barrel while remaining on 

track for a second consecutive 

week of gains, according 

to oil analysts, 

who added that drivers are 

already seeing pump prices 

rise by an average of 12 

cents per gallon in three 

weeks to over $3.50 a gallon. 

The surge is being 

sparked by Iranian saberrattling 

and is beginning to 

weight on the global economic 

recovery, said analyst 

John Kilduff. 

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Governor Chris Christie 

on Friday followed 

through on his promise to 

reject a bill allowing samesex 

marriages in the state, 

vetoing a measure a day 

after the state Assembly 

passed the bill. In returning 

the bill to the Legislature, 

Christie reaffirmed 

his view that voters were 

free to change the definition 

of marriage. 

Child Trends, a Washington 

research group, reported 

in The New York 

Times on Saturday that 

half of all births to American 

women under 30 years 

of age occur outside marriage. 

What was once 

largely limited to poor females 

and minorities has 

now settled deeply into 

middle America but the 

fastest growth in the past 

two decades is happening 

among white women in 

their 20s whom have some 

college education but no 

four-year degree. 

And some of the 

biggest names in show 

business and entertainment 

said goodbye to 

Whitney Houston on Saturday, 

following her death 

on February 11 and gathering 

in the church in 

Newark, New Jersey, 

where the singer started 

her singing career in the 

choir. Houston’s cousin 

Dionne Warwick presided 

over the funeral, attended 

by actor Kevin Costner, 

singers Roberta Flack, 

Mariah Carey, Brandy, 

Chaka Khan, and Stevie 

Wonder, and others, including 

Oprah, the Reverends 

Jess Jackson and Al 

Sharpton, and ex-husband 

Bobby Brown. 

Qualified 

(Continued from pg 1) 

of Tellico Plains returned 

the mandated paperwork 

on Friday, securing a 

prized berth on the school 

board ballot, she for a shot 

at Danny Isbill’s waning 

term and he for a single 

post that has been reduced 

from two by recent 

redistricting. 

The other declared 

hopefuls, who took paper- 


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work for seats that will be 

vacated in six months and 

who have yet to return 

completed petitions include 

Isbill of District 

Two, District Three’s 

Kristy Blankenship of 

Coker Creek and Steve 

Rogers of Tellico Plains, 

and District Four’s 

Stephanie Alton, Michael 

Garren, and Dave Evans, a 

District Two incumbent 

transmogrified into a 

Fourth District hopeful 

vying for one of two new 

seats never before sat. 

The non-partisan qualifying 

period for the 

county school board ends 

on April 5. 

Marcella Center Classes 

Sign up now for Spanish 

and adult computer 

classes to be held at Marcella 

Center for the Arts 

and Education. Women’s 

exercise classes are also 

being held Tuesday and 

Friday from 9 to 10 a.m. 

Marcella Center is located 

at 117 Washington 

Road in Sweetwater. 

For more information 

call 423-337-0075. 

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Happy 2nd Anniversary


Employment Workshop And Job Fair 

Set For Military And Veterans 

Maj. Gen. Max Haston, 

Tennessee’s Adjutant General, 

has announced an 

Employment Assistance 

Workshop Feb. 27-29 in 

Chattanooga which is 

open to National Guard 

members, Reservists, and 

all veterans. It is also for 

military spouses, and is 

completely free to participants. 

The event is set for 

Monday through Wednesday 

at the Army Reserve 

Center, 6503 Bonny Oaks 

Drive in Chattanooga. 

Seats are limited so those 

interested are strongly 

urged to pre-register. Email 

Joe Thomas at 

joseph.c.thomas2@us.arm 

Monroe 

County’s 

“Weather Now!” 

337-5000 

y.mil or telephone Thomas 

at 615-313-0752. 

The first two-and-ahalf 

days will be all workshop, 

followed by a Job 

Fair Wednesday, February 

29, starting at 1 p.m. 

This will mark the 20th 

such Workshop and Job 

Fair held across Tennessee. 

Officials are enthusiastic 

about what they’ve been 

able to do for Guard 

members, reservists, veterans 

and spouses over the 

past 15 months. 

“It’s a terrific opportunity 

for military who have 

returned from deployment 

as well as for all veterans,” 

said Marvin Wells, 

National Guard Bureau 

Employer Support Specialist. 

“They will finish 

with a resume in hand and 

get the chance to speak 

with numerous employers 

on the concluding day of 

the workshop. 

The program focuses 

on analyzing skills veterans 

have attained through 

the military, strengths and 

weaknesses, effective job 

search strategies, writing 

resumes/cover letters, and 

mock interviews; also approaching 

the job- search 

process, researching companies, 

analyzing want ads 

and completing application 

forms. 

It is not limited to persons 

unemployed but to 

those who might also feel 

underemployed. 

“Employers like to hire 

veterans because they 

bring a work ethic that 

most others don’t possess,” 

explained John 

Alexander, Veterans Employment 

Representative 

with the State Dept. of 

Labor and Workforce Development. 

“They show 

up on time, they understand 

what’s expected of 

them, and they don’t wait 

around to be told every 

single thing. Just their 

entry-level military training 

still puts them ahead 

of almost everyone else.” 

February 9, John Martin 

Macuya, 23 of Philadelphia 

to Amy Michelle 

White, 24 of Sweetwater 

February 10, Jason 

Allen Thomas, 28 of Tellico 

Plains to Katie Celeste 

Dangerfield, 22 of 

Tellico Plains 

The Hitching Post 

Marriage Licenses 

February 14, Craig 

Allen Smallwood, 36 of 

Sweetwater to Linda 

Marie Smallwood, 35 of 

Sweetwater 

February 14, Dumetree 

Jamaz Foster, 19 of Sweetwater 

to Mary Dawn Contreras, 

21 of Madisonville 

Amedisys Hospice Seeks Volunteers 

Amedisys Hospice is looking for hospice volunteers. 

Several training sessions are now scheduled. 

Classes begin at 9 a.m. and end at 4:30 p.m. Lunch 

and snacks will be provided. 

February 29 - Tellico Village Recreation Center - Tellico 

Village 

March 7 - Christ Presbyterian Church - Sweetwater 

March 28 - First Baptist Church - Vonore 

April 11 - First United Methodist Church - Madisonville 

April 25 - First Assembly of God - Sweetwater 

May 23 - Calvary Baptist Church - Lenoir City 

If you would like more information call Martha 

Hammond--Volunteer Coordinator at 423-351-0233 or 

by email: martha.hammond@amedisys.com 

Those wishing to volunteer and needing a night or 

weekend class should call and speak with Martha, 

classes can be arranged to meet your need and schedules. 

Red Cross Classes For February 

The Monroe County Chapter of the American Red 

Cross is offering Adult/Infant CPR, AED and First Aid 

Classes during the month of February. For more information 

on time, place, fee, and to pre-register call 1- 

800-445-8210. 

Schedule for remaining classes in February is 

Adult & Pediatric First Aid CPR/AED Tuesday and 

Wednesday, February 21 and 22.


Hunter Safety Classes 

The Tennessee Wildlife 

Resources Agency will 

hold two sets of hunter 

safety classes in coming 

weeks. 

According to Officer 

Kip Kite, both classes will 

begin at 6 p.m. on Monday, 

March 19. 

The first set is scheduled 

for the Sweetwater 

City Hall boardroom and 

will run Monday, Tuesday, 

Thursday, and Friday, 

March 19, 20, 22, and 23. 

The second set will be 

SEATON 

held at Notchey Creek 

Baptist Church over a 

two-week period that includes 

Monday, March 19, 

Thursday, March 22, Monday, 

March 26, and Thursday, 

March 29. 

Each of the class 

evenings will be approximately 

three hours in 

length. 

Each attendee is requested 

to provide his or 

her social security number. 

For more information, 

call 423-442-9609. 

Early Primary Voting Tops 200 

Seven Early Days Remain Before “Super Tuesday” 

A total of 89 Monroe 

County voters cast early 

ballots in the March primary 

election on Friday 

and Saturday, bringing the 

number of voters to 213 

since the early period 

began last Wednesday. 

Primary Election Day 

is Tuesday, March 6, or 

“Super Tuesday,” when 

Monroe County will join 

its state of Tennessee and 

the eight states of Alabama, 

Florida, Georgia, 

Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, 

Oklahoma, and 

Texas in the national nom- 

ination process for the 

presidential election in 

November. 

According to the Monroe 

County Election 

Commission, 72 local ballots 

came into play on Friday, 

a number that was 

made up of 57 walk-in 

votes, two by-mail, or absentee 

ballots, and 13 

“paper” ballots from 

places such as the jail and 

nursing homes. 

On Saturday, there 

were 17 walk-in votes at 

the commission headquarters. 

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Boy Scouts from Troop 98, sponsored by the First Presbyterian Church 

in Sweetwater, attended church services on Sunday, February 12, to celebrate 

Scout Week. During the service the Troop performed a Court of 

Honor, awarding the boys with merit badges and advancement in rank 

they earned. Pictured L to R, front row, Scoutmaster Jason Hatfield, Star 

Scout Ricky Utrera, Star Scout Rob Wheeler, and Charles Ridenour, Troop 

Committee Chairman; Back row, Assistant Scoutmaster Joey Exum, Life 

Scout Austin Smith and Life Scout Carter Vestal. Troop 98 meets each 

Tuesday from 7 p.m. until 8:30 p.m., at the First Presbyterian Fellowship 

Hall. If you or your children are interested in scouting, please attend any 

meeting. 

Voters choosing the 

Republican primary far 

outnumbered the Democratic 

primary. On Friday, 

60 cast ballots in the GOP 

primary, and on Saturday, 

15 voters availed the Republic 

ballot. 

Only 12 persons partic- 

ipated in the Democratic 

primary on Friday and two 

came forth on Saturday. 

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vote is Tuesday, February 

28. 

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SCHOOL NEWS 

Sequoyah 

High School 

The Sequoyah FFA 

Chapter is currently selling 

Florida Fresh Strawberries 

through February 

24. The cost is $26 for a flat 

of 8- 1 quart containers or 

$14 for a half flat of 4-1 

quart containers. 

Delivery will be March 

5 at the school. For more 

infornation see an FFA 

member, call the school at 

442-9230 or Mr. Ingram at 

337-1074. 

Sweetwater City 

Kindergarten 

Kindergarten Registration 

for Sweetwater City 

Schools will be held Friday 

March 9, at Sweetwater 

Primary School from 8:30 

a.m. - 2 p.m. 

The school is located at 

500 Highway 322 East. 

Parents or guardians 

must bring the child's 

birth certificate, Social Security 

number, and shot 

record. F o r 

more information you 

may call the school 423- 

351-7004. 

Vonore 

Elementary 

Vonore Elementary 

School will host Parent 

Night from 3:10- 6 p.m., 

Thursday, February 23. 

This evening features: 

Parent Conferences 

(which was previously 

scheduled for March 15) 

come discuss with your 

child’s teacher(s) preliminary 

test results and 

grades. 

In grades 3-5, the 

TCAP is now 15 percent 

of your child’s grade. 

Third graders who are not 

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DEMOCRATiC NATiONAL CONVENTiON 

STARTS MARCH 10 iN MONROE COUNTY 

LOCAL DEMOCRATS TO HOST 

COUNTY CONVENTION TO BEGIN 

DELEGATE ELECTIONS 

The Monroe County Democratic Party will 

host a County Convention at noon on March 

10 at the Monroe County Courthouse to begin 

delegate elections for the 2012 Democratic 

National Convention. 

Registration begins at 11 a.m. The local convention 

is open to any bona fide Democrat in 

Monroe County. 

Any Democrat wishing to become a Delegate 

to the 2012 Democratic National Convention 

must vote in the March 6 Democratic 

Primary and declare their candidacy by filling 

out a Statement of Candidacy and Pledge of 

Support form available at www.TNDP.org. 

Completed forms must be returned by March 

1. On March 10, participants at the county convention 

will elect a group of county representatives 

to attend the Congressional District 

Convention to be held on March 24. 

Representatives elected from each county 

in the Congressional District, based on 2010 

lines, will elect the Delegates to the Democratic 

National Convention. Locations for the March 

24 Congressional District Conventions will be 

announced at the County Convention. 

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by 12 p.m. CST. 

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an IEP must be reading on 

grade level in order to be 

promoted. 

K-2 graders also take 

standardized test. 

Tailgating” for Math 

Success - a Parent Involvement 

Event will take 

place in computer lab 130. 

There are two sessions: 

3:30-4 p.m. and 4:30-5 p.m. 

Attend one session and 

complete the survey and 

you’ll receive a $5 BOOK 

FAIR coupon! 

Book Fair will be open 

till 6 p.m. on this evening. 

Monroe County 

Pre-K 

Applications for Monroe 

County Schools Pre-K 

will be accepted on: 

Vonore Elementary 

Pre-K - Monday, March 5 

- 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 

Tellico Plains Elementary 

Pre-K - Tuesday, 

March 6 -9:00 a.m. - 2:00 

p.m. 

Madisonville Primary 

School Pre-K (children 

with last names beginning 

with A-M) - Wednesday, 

March 7 - 8:30 a.m. - 2:00 

p.m. 

Madisonville Primary 

School Pre-K (children 

with last names beginning 

with N-Z) - Thursday, 

March 8 - 8:30 a.m. - 2:00 

p.m. 

If you have any questions 

please call Sharon 

Benton, Monroe County 

Schools’ Pre-K Director at 

423-442-2373 or Debbie 

McDaniel, Pre-K Secretary 

at 423-442-5592. 

More information is 

available on the website at 

www.monroe.k12.tn.us. 

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Tellico Plains Bears Maul TSD 

Tulli Cole 

It is tournament time 

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with the hopes of one day 

traveling to the golden 

land of the State Tournament. 

One of the first squads 

up to the metaphorical 

plate was the Bears of Tellico 

Plains. They hosted 

TSD on their home-floor 

Thursday night, February 

17. And the Bears dominated 

throughout the district 

match-up, ruling the 

floor for the clear-cut victory. 

First Quarter Score: 7-22 

Second Quarter Score: 17- 

40 

Third Quarter Score: 26- 

58 

Fourth Quarter Score: 36- 

63 

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Eric Croft: 8 points, 1 assist, 

1 steal, 3 defensive rebounds, 

2 offensive 

rebounds 

Brody Bivens: 1 assist, 1 

steal, 1 offensive rebound 

Adam Reece: 2 assists, 1 

steal, 1 offensive rebound 

Preston Russell: 16 points, 

5 assists, 1 steal, 1 blocked 

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Bryce Choate: 2 defensive 

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Lady Wildcats Take on Polk 

County in First Round of Districts 

Ferocious Comeback Comes Up Short in Fourth 

Tulli Cole 

The era of tournaments 

and rivalry match-ups, the 

beginning of high school’s 

own version of March 

Madness, has finally arrived. 

The first round of 

the District 5-AA Tournament 

played out on the 

basketball-coliseum of 

McMinn County on 

Thursday night, February 

17. Monroe County’s very 

own Lady Wildcats of 

Sweetwater faced off 

against their longtime opponents, 

the Wildkittens 

of Polk County, hoping to 

take a win and move on in 

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start allowed their opponents 

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the game, matching their 

challengers point for 

point. In the end, however, 

the comeback fell 

just short, and the Lady 

Wildcats lost a true nailbiter. 

The Wildkittens 

caught the ball at tip-off, 

but their opening shot did 

not draw net. R. Thomasson 

snagged the defensive 

rebound on the other end 

of the floor, preventing 

any further attempts and 

allowing the Lady Wildcats 

their own shot at the 

old iron. Though the first 

stab did not fall, C. 

Grayson caught the offensive 

rebound and then 

caught R. Jefford, who 

drove to the basket for the 

pair of points. 

But those points were 

the last the Lady Wildcats 

found for some time. Polk 

County enjoyed an 8-0 

run to pull ahead with the 

lead, and even put away a 

last second foul shot to 

end the first. 

The Lady Wildcats 

only managed one more 

bucket in the first, courtesy 

of a steal by Jefford 

that turned into the basket 

in question. 

The score at the end of 

the first quarter was 4-12. 

The Wildkittens 

opened the second quarter 

with possession of the basketball, 

but tough defense 

by N. Burgess and Jefford 

forced a turnover. Unfor- 

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tunately, Sweetwater was 

unable to convert on the 

offensive end, and it was 

Polk County who nabbed 

the first points of the 

quarter—a pair of foul 

shots. The Wildkittens 

soon scored yet again, 

thanks to a second-chance 

opportunity. 

But B. Mashburn was 

quick to respond to the 

three points with a triple 

of her own. She put away 

a three-pointer. She lathered, 

rinsed, and repeated 

not long afterward, 

matching a Wildkitten’s 

bucket with one of her 

own. 

With Mashburn’s 

points came a surge on the 

part of the Lady Wildcats 

team as a whole. Though 

foul trouble gave the 

Wildkittens several trips 

to the line, Sweetwater 

met Polk County point for 

point. A. Bowden’s hustle 

paved the way to a pair of 

free-throws during two 

trips to the line, as well as 

a banked-in three and a 

two-point bucket. Jefford 

also nailed a three, and S. 

Ervin put away two free 

throws after being fouled 

on a put-back attempt. 

Jefford’s had the final 

points of the quarters, her 

free-throws drawing 

Sweetwater to within 7. 

The score at halftime 

was 23-30. 

The Lady Wildcats 

opened the third quarter 

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with possession of the basketball, 

but they hit another 

cold spell. For nearly 

4 minutes, they struggled 

offensively, while Polk 

County ran away in a 6-0 

run. 

Bowden ended the 

run—and her team’s cold 

spell—with a basket, and 

it was a herald of things to 

come. The Lady Wildcats 

were incredibly aggressive 

and efficient in the final 

minutes of the third, 

outscoring their district rivals 

11 points to 2. The 

points—courtesy of Bowden, 

Ervin, and Jefford— 

cut the lead to single digits 

yet again, with Sweetwater 

even closer than before. 

The Lady Wildcats’ defense 

even prevented a last 

drive by Polk County. 


the third quarter was 34- 

38. 

The Wildkittens won 

the first 5 points of the 

fourth quarter, but the 

Lady Wildcats once again 

rallied. N. Burgess put 

away a bucket to open the 

comeback, and she was 

soon followed by a teamup 

play by Mashburn and 

Ervin. A. Myers caught 

Bowden, who drove to the 

basket for a duo of points, 

and Ervin nabbed net to 

put the Lady Wildcats to 

within 3. 

A Sweetwater turnover 

led to two free throws by 

the Wildkittens, but Jefford 

quickly matched 

those with a steal and a 

basket. Much the same 

happened later in the 

quarter, when Bowden 

matched two Polk County 

free throws with a pair of 

her own. With a little over 

a minute to play, the Lady 

Wildcats’ hustle had ensured 

a one-possession 

game: (46-49). 

But foul trouble for 

Sweetwater returned, and 

those trips to the line gave 

Polk County the advantage 

it needed. Although 

Ervin and N. Burgess 

combined for 4 points 

(Burgess’ even being the 

final play of the night), the 

Wildkittens scored 8 

points on foul shot attempts, 

allowing them to 

stay just out of Sweetwater’s 

reach. 

The final score was 50- 

57. 

Scoring for the Lady 

Wildcats were: A. Bowden 

(17), R. Jefford (14), S. 

Ervin (10), B. Mashburn 

(5), N. Burgess (4). 

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Chiefs Take First Round in District Tournament 

Allen Roberts 

The Sequoyah Chiefs 

came into the District 

5AA tournament as the 

number one seed and they 

showed why they were top 

guns, taking care of the 

fourth-seeded Meigs 

County Tigers to advance 

to the upcoming championship 

game. Meigs 

jumped out early, but Sequoyah 

found its game 

and pulled away in the second 

half, taking the victory 

82-65. 

The first period saw the 

Tigers come out of the 

gates red hot, building an 

early lead, but the Chiefs 

responded toward the end 

of the frame, Taylor 

Hawkins drilled a threepointer 

and had a lay-up 

for five points, Trey Dyer 

made two buckets and a 

free throw giving him five 

points. Lucas Watson 

nailed a three-pointer, Andrew 

Millsaps had a basket 

for two points, and 

Jacob Coon tossed in a 

free throw, and at the end 

of the first quarter, the 

Chiefs led 16-14. 

The Chiefs continued 

to build on that lead in the 

second period, outscoring 

the Tigers 19-1. Watson 

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two treys for six points, 

Tevin West had a basket 

and a free throw for three 

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West nailed a threepointer, 

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him nine points. Watson 

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Coon made two free 

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The Tigers tried to rally 

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February 17, and 24, 

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contact Scott 

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Sweetwater Girls 

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Rumble in the Jungle Ends in Defeat for Wildcats 

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together of rivals, and such 

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High School. The Wildcats 

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cat: a squad of Meigs 

County Tigers. But despite 

a fierce, high-energy 

first half, poor rebounding, 

a stumbling third quarter, 

and turnovers ultimately 

doomed the Wildcats’ 

chances, and they fell to 

the Tigers. 

The duo of squads exchanged 

blows on and off 

and on equal footing during 

the first quarter. The 

Tigers were the first to 

snag a bucket, off a second-chance 

opportunity, 

but the Wildcats were not 

far behind: Brandon Clark 

hustled to return a rebound 

for a bucket, and 

Jhamarus Brewster nailed 

a swishing three-pointer. 

A lack of rebounding 

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Meigs County to 

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Tigers, granting the Wildcats 

a tenuous lead at the 

end of one quarter of play. 

The score was 16-14. 

Sweetwater opened the 

second quarter with possession, 

and their first 

drive resulted in a basket 

by Curtis Badiu. The 

Tigers briefly took back 

the lead, following two 

buckets and a foul shot, 

but Brewster helped the 

Wildcats pull ahead once 

again with a duo of points 

of his own. 

As the quarter ticked 

away, the Wildcats managed 

to hold on to their 

lead despite another small 

lead change. Alex Miller 

put away a pair of free 

throws, and soon afterward 

made a steal that 

transformed into another 

basket. Clark and Brewster 

also snagged a combined 

4 points. 

However, Sweetwater 

gave the Tigers several second-chances 

on the offensive 

end, allowing Meigs 

County to hang around, 

and perhaps too close to 

comfort. 

Pat Pennington, Agent 

153 Warren Street 

Madisonville, TN 37354 

www.patpennington.net 

423-436-0586 

The score at halftime 

was 28-26. 

The Tigers ripped and 

roared in the third, 

outscoring the Wildcats 19 

to 8. 

On their opening drive 

of the quarter, a Tiger not 

only made a three-pointer, 

he was also fouled. His 

successful trip to the line 

gave Meigs County the 

lead once more, and they 

would score 4 more points 

(one bucket off a Sweetwater 

turnover) before 

Sweetwater could respond, 

when Massengil returned 

a rebound for a 

bucket. 

Massengil caught another 

rebound soon afterward. 

He was fouled in the 

put-back, and was able to 

sink a free throw while at 

the line. The Tigers were 

quick to respond to the 

points, however; they won 

two unanswered baskets—a 

two-point bucket, 

and a three-pointer off another 

Sweetwater 

turnover. Brewster and 

Clark together managed 

to match the 5-0 run with 

individual drives, but the 

Tigers fought for another 


6 points to retain their 

lead. 


the third quarter was 36- 

45. The Wildcats were the 

first to draw metaphorical 

blood in the final quarter, 

thanks to a basket by 

Brewster, but the Tigers 

were able to hold on to 

their lead with 4 more 

points. 

The Wildcats struggled 

offensively throughout the 

fourth quarter, and had little 

to no second-chances 

at the net during their 

possessions. Compounding 

their troubles were 

their rebounding woes and 

a couple of costly 

turnovers. 

In the end, even points 

by Massengil and Badiu 

(which cut the Tiger lead 

to 8, at one point), as well 

as steal a piece for Massengil 

and Miller, were not 

enough to help stem the 

tide, and the Tigers walked 

away with the victory. 

The final score was 48- 

62. 

Scoring for the Wildcats 

were: Jhamarus Brewster 

(18), Thomas 

Massengil (13), Brandon 

Clark (7), Curtis Badiu (6), 

and Alex Miller (4). 

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District 1 

William Morgan to 

Edna Kirkland and Doyle 

Kirkland on February 10, 

$0 Renee Knox to Jeffrey 

Knox on February 13, $0 

Kenneth and Donna 

Hwy to Trustee and Revocable 

Trust on February 13, 

$0 

District 2 

Textron Business Services 

Inc to GHD Real Estate 

Holdings LLC on 

February 13, $2,083.71 

Textron Business Services 

Inc to GHD Real Estate 

Holdings LLC on 

February 13, $2,587.53 

Mildred Murphy to 

Mildred Bracken on February 

14, $0 

Wilson & Associates 

PLLC, Gary Craig, and 

Betty Craig to Federal National 

Mortgage Association 

on February 15, $0 

District 3 

David Keller to Daniel 

Keller and Angela Patton 

on February 9, $10,000 

Donna and Dale 

McGill to Hedrick 

Hooper on February 9, $0 

Geneva Sledge to 

Nathaniel Costner on 

February 9, $0 

Betty Pledger, James 

Wear, Helen Booker, 

Keith Howard, Gayle 

Howard, Janet McNitt, 

Kevin Howard, and 

Harold Wear Estate to 

Terry and Julie Bourff on 

February 9, $116,000 

Billy Nichols to Alice 

Rheal and Billy Nichols on 


John and Donna Pulliam 

to Kevin and Beverly 

Trading Places 

Taylor on February 11, 

$32,500 

Kenneth Hood, 

Cherry Campbell, Charles 

Miller, and Extreme Powersports 

LLC to Capital 

Bank NA on February 13, 

$286,256 

Bank of America National 

Association, Lasalle 

Bank National Association, 

GSAMP Trust, and 

OCWEN Loan Servicing 

LLC to Paul Chapman 

and Danny Stricklan on 

February 13, $32,324 

Kenneth and Joann 

Monhollen to Joshua and 

Rebecca Monhollen on 

February 10, $137,000 

John and Erica Dooley, 

Robert Dooley, and Lee 

Dooley to Patricia White 

and Amber White on 

February 13, $104,000 

John Carson III, James 

Buckley, David Richardson, 

and Barbara Richardson 

to Volunteer Federal 

S&L on February 13, 

$324,528.63 

John Carson III and 

James Buckley to Volunteer 

Federal S&L on February 

13, $53,188.09 

Charlene Lary and 

Dale Hopkins Estate to 

Denis Davison and Roger 

Hooker on February 15, 

$0 

Tracy Clayton to 

Michael French and 

Amelia Dupes on February 

15, $51,000 

District 4 

Rebecca and Jeremiah 

Burgess to Boerje and 

Sandra Ekstrand on February 

10, $9,000 

Kenneth Hood, 

Cherry Campbell, and 

351-0181 

WE BUY CANS, COPPER, 

BRASS, STAiNLESS STEEL , 

CATALYTiC CONVERTERS 

& WHOLE CARS 

TOP PAY ON ALUMiNUM 

STATE CERTIFIED AND REGULATED SCALES 

Monday - Friday 8AM to 4PM 

325 industrial Park Rd Sweetwater 

Charles Miller to Capital 

Bank NA on February 13, 

$55,382 

John Pumo to Jamie 

Burgess on February 13, 

$150,000 

Sunday and Curtis 

Burger to Grant and 

Tamara Miller on February 

13, $179,900 

Tommy and Sandra 

French to Michael French 

on February 15, $0 

District 5 

John and Marilyn 

Clack to Anthony and 

Melissa Kirkland on February 

10, $500 

John Carson III, 

David Richardson, and 

Barbara Richardson to 

Volunteer Federal S&L on 

February 13, $77,789.15 

Jack Womac and Barbara 

Womac to Trustee 

and Revocable Trust on 


Lil’ Hoots Children’s 

Consignment Sale 

March 1 - 4, 2012 

Sweetwater National 

Guard Armory 

www.lilhootsconsignment.com 

miller 

(Continued from pg 1) 

roe County Sheriff’s detective’s 

division with the 

Class B felony violation of 

initiating the process to 

manufacture methamphetamine 

was Jeffery 

Wayne Miller, 40, of Reed 

Springs Road. 

The detective division 

reported a dispatch to an 

active meth lab at Miller’s 

home, where Sheriff’s Sergeant 

James Wall had arrived 

earlier and flushed a 

male into nearby woods 

who was identified as 

Mark West. 

Wall said he had 

knocked on the door of an 

outbuilding on Miller’s 


Holcomb Motor Sales 

442-1459 

Our Last Year in Business 

December 2012 We Will Be 

Closing Our Doors 

CARS - TRUCKS - MOTORCYCLES - SUV’S 

iNVENTORY iS LiMiTED 

ALL PRiCES HAVE BEEN REDUCED! 

Buy Here - Pay Here 

property, an entreaty that 

was answered by a female 

identified as Brandi 

Sanchez, who was apparently 

inside the outbuilding. 

Wall told the detective 

division that he could see 

through the opened door 

what appeared to be a 

plastic bottle containing a 

chemical mix used in the 

manufacture of meth, and 

the smell, or fumes, coming 

off the apparatus was 

so strong and vehement 

that one deputy got sick. 

The detectives vouched 

for the odor, saying it was 

“strong.” The detectives, 

too, witnessed the bottle 

and its noxious chemical 

mixture. 

TELLiCO SERViCES iNC. 

is Now Accepting Applications For 

industrial Sewing Operators 

And Light Manufacturing 

APPLY AT TENNESSEE CAREER CENTER 

59B Excellence Way, Vonore, TN 37885 

Telephone: (423) 884-2400 

FAx: (423) 884-2416 

TTY: (866) 868-3830 

Hours of Operation: 8 a.m – 4:30 p.m. 

Monday – Friday 

1. Bring in Your W-2 

2. Pick Out Your 

Choice Vehicle 

YOUR W-2 iS YOUR DOWNPAYMENT! 3. We File for Your 

Income Tax Return 

We Will File Your 

4. 24-Hour Waiting 

Period 

income Tax Return For You! 5. Use the Return for 

3999 Hwy 411 N Madisonville Downpayment! 

www.holcombmotors.com

February 20, 2012 Page 17- The BUZZ 

ANiMALS 

Beautiful Boxer puppies, 2 

males, 1 female, 6 weeks old, 

wormed, shots, tails docked, 

fawn or white in color $200 each 

519-5057 

Two Boston Terriors two year 

old, male and female, $100 

each, one 8 week old female, 

$150 423-519-7803 

Pair of barred cochins $25 253- 

7980 

Boston Terrier, 5 months old, female, 

all shots & worming up to 

date, house broken $200 519- 

2433 

Registered Labrador Retriever 

puppies, 1 black female, 1 black 

male, 2 yellow males, first shots, 

vet checked, be ready on February 

12, taking deposits $250 

261-4539 

CLASSiFiEDS 

Horses For Sale: 12 year old 

Gelding easy going anyone can 

ride $600, 11 year old quarter 

horse mare 15.3 hands $500, 

519-2407 

Blue Pit Bull puppies $100 each 

371-0545 

Chihuahua puppies $200 404- 

4170 

Full Blooded Blue Heeler Cattle 

Dog, 10 weeks old $250 423- 

608-2620 

Miniature Dachshund 8 weeks 

old $150 865-809-1239 

AKC Registered English Bulldog, 

female, fawn & white, had 

one heat cycle already, ready to 

breed, 19 months old $1100 firm 

420-9773 

Looking for American Red Nose 

Pit male to breed with our female, 

male must have papers 

295-2044 

Malti-Poos, 6 weeks old, black 

and white, adorable, males $350 

females $400 423-442-9996 

Horse Tacks $20 442-2868 

Shihtzu/Shintzu, 6 weeks old, 

male $200 519-6026 

Yorkie-Poo: 9 weeks old, shots 

and worming up to date, crate 

and paper trained $350 442- 

9996 

1 Husky / Shepherd Mix, females, 

up to date on shots, 1 

year old, house broken $50 420- 

6341 

Labrador-weimaraner mix, 9 

months old $50 423-608-2619 

Three miniature donkeys, 7 yr 

gelding and two females one 4 

and one 2, $1,000 for all must 

sell together, for information or 

pictures 423-519-6542 

Boxer Puppies, AKC Registered, 

Tails Docked, dew claws removed, 

wormed with shots. 

$250, Females 253-3155 

Husky/Wolf mix puppies,6 

weeks old $175 404-4170 

Pot Belly Pig, male & female 

$100 for pair 337-4824 

3 Miniature Donkeys $800, one 

male 9 year old gelding, one female 

4 year old, one female 2 

year old 519-6542 

4 full blooded miniature dachshund 

puppies, 2 female, 2 male, 

$150 ea. 423-836-4969 

Game Chickens, call after 5 p.m. 

leave message is no answer 

442-3802 

Full Blooded American Pit Bull 

Terriers. Born July 21, 3 male 4 

female, blue faun and blue 

brindle color, up to date on shots 

and worming. Call for info. 423- 

608-2620 

Chihuahua, female, 3 months 

old $125 423-435-5850 

Free Puppies, half Red Bone, 

call for info., 337-6810 or 519- 

6369 

CLASSiFiEDS 

ANiMALS 

Pigmy Goats, 4 adult nannies, 1 

adult billy, 2 newborns $250 for 

all 442-3549 

3 year old female Chihuahua, 

black with white markings $50 

836-9465 

NKC Boxers, female, fawn with 

white markings, ready on October 

3, tails docked, shots up to 

date $200 each 371-3199 

AKC Boxer puppies, fawn with 

black masks and flashy white 

markings $200 865-566-2766 

Boxer Puppies, CKC registered, 

vet checked, tails docked, had 

1st shots, $200 423-334-5969 

Full blooded Pit Bull Puppies. Six 

weeks old, de-wormed & up to 

date on shots. $50 Call 865- 

643-0959 or 423-252-9119 

CLASSiFiEDS 

2 -55 gallon Fish tank w/stands 

and all accessories, $150 ea. 

(423) 519-3363 

Free female Wire Terrier 8 1/2 

yrs old 519-5665 

Free black kitten 6 months old 

519-5665 

APPLiANCES 

Dryer, good condition, $200 442- 

1221 

Hotpoint Electric Dryer, 3 years 

old $125 obo 423-453-0427 

Hotpoint Dishwasher all white, 

works great $79 423-261-4952 

Frigidaire Refrigerator with ice 

maker, side by side New $350 

423-435-5850 

RCA Dryer $100 371-1761 

Frigidaire Washer, one year old 

American Pitbull Terrier 2 yr old $150 371-1761 

year old female. She is mostly Amana side-by-side Refrigera- 

white with a few light brown tor, white, good used condition 

spots. She is not aggressive and $250 253-7980 

has a very sweet disposition and 

loving personality. Has been Admiral Dryer, works very good, 

raised around children, cats, and $50 423-836-9333 

other dogs. She is outside now 

but was housebroken. FREE to 

GOOD home ONLY. Please call AUTOMOBiLE 

865-856-8819. 

1995 Ford Mustang Cobra, 347 

Jack Russell/Chihuahua mix stroker, good shape, good con- 

puppies, 12 weeks old $100 dition, 18-inch Saleen wheels 

each 404-4170 

$8,500 519-2987 

10 month old female Chihuahua, 

smooth coat $50 836-9465 

1999 Dodge Intrepid automatic 

118k, sunroof runs good, good 

Pet Sugar Glider Squirrel $150 tires, metallic silver, black interior 

253-7746 

$3500 442-9996 

One large dog cage $60, 253- 

7746 

One medium size dog cage, $20 

253-7746 

2 Corvette Tires 325/30/19 

Goodyear Eagle F1 $100 for 

Buff Orpington & Black Copper both 519-7997 

Marans Roosters, 5 big beautiful 

heritage breeds $10 each 253- 

7547 

SOLD! 

Kenmore Refrigerator $200 423- 

507-9251, ask for Gary 

Kenmore Refrigerator $150 423- 

507-9251, ask for Gary 

Oster Microwave, 700 watts, 

new in the box, black $40 253- 

3703 

ANiMALS 

SOLD! 

AUTOMOTiVE 

Chevrolet 4wd transmission and 

transfer case $400 836-0888 

Four White 15” Rally Rims 5 lug 

$75 836-7406 

Full size Tool Box for Truck - $25 

423-836-6865 

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 

CLASSiFiEDS 

AUTOMOTiVE 

Wanted: Aluminum diamond 

plate tool box for a 2000 Nissan 

Frontier Ex cab 423-295-5245 

1991 Ford F150 motor, run 

when it was pulled out of truck 

$250 442-3669 

BOAT & WATERCRAFT 

Tempest Favuglas 1985, 16.6 ft. 

long, fish & ski boat, 115h Mercury, 

power trim, SMP drive on 

trailer, new tires $3000 obo 519- 

6793 

CAMPiNG 

2004 Fleetwood Wilderness Advantage 

AX6, 37 foot, 5th wheel, 

4 slide-outs, no equity 442-1042 

CATERiNG 

Crowder Creations 

NOW 

OPEN 

www.crowdercreations.com 

204 TELLICO ST. NORTh 

442-5747 

CONSTRUCTiON 

AND MATERiALS 

Barn Tin $5 a piece 404-4311 

Three 24” Bi-fold doors, white 

$30 337-4330 

Galvanized Culvert 18 inches by 

12 feet plus separate flared 

scooped end $145 865-408- 

0118 

Drywall (Sheetrock) Hoist, new 

still in plastic $200 337-4330 

New 40 x 48 Anderson Vinyl 

window, double-hung, $75, 423- 

420-0822 

Commercial glass shelving 14”x 

60” x ¼” also 3 and 4 feet shelving 

295-4897 

ELECTRONiCS 

253-6000 

CLASSiFiEDS 

ELECTRONiCS 

50” RCA Projection screen TV, 

2005 model $175 OBO 371- 

8192 

27” Color RCA TV with remote 

$140 865-556-4714 between 

7am-7pm 

Desktop Computer and 19” TV 

$75 for both 442-3207 or 337- 

1507 

Floor Model 57” Zenith Big 

Screen TV $500 836-0905 or 

AM/FM 8 track player with 66 - 8 

track tapes $75 865-776-0933 

PS3 with four games and two 

wireless controllers $325 836- 

7539 

HP Laser Print Cartridge, new, 

number 35A $38 337-1791 

46 inch screen TV, $250 423- 

337-0779 

50” RCA HD TV with split screen 

$250 371-8192 

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 

EMBROiDERY 

Business Logos 

Monograms - Gifts 

CUSTOM EMBROIDERY 

Pam Henderson 

442-5106 or 715-2998 

www.tennesseeembroidery.com 

EMPLOYMENT 

Henrys now hiring EXPERI- 

ENCED grill cook, kitchen manager 

and servers, no phone calls 

please, apply Tuesday-Friday 

between 2 p.m.- 5 p.m. 

Tellico Pride is accepting applications 

for cashier. Apply in person. 

Three Point hiring now for 

deli/gas station. Experience pre- 

ferred 404-409-2435 

Truck Drivers Needed OTR for 

D&K Logistics, Apply in person 

at 250 Lands Road 423-442- 

6 Pit Bull puppies full blooded, 

parents on premises with pa- 

2 - 12 inch Pioneer speakers still 

pers 3 males 3 females $250 Rese Truck Hitch, will fit full size in box paid $140 asking $100 4699 

423-404-8070 

truck $100 442-3669 

and a 840 watt amp, 2 channels, Offiice Personnel Wanted - 3- 

still in box paid $120 asking $80 5 years office experience, must 

3 Beagles, male & female 295- 

423-253-4852 

be willing to work Saturday, job 

4429 

32” Sanyo TV, very clear picture. is in Athens area. Send Re- 

Chihuahua, female $75 423- 

The plugs in the back of it where sume to Employment c/o Buzz 

435-5850 

you plug in a dvd player or game 113 Main Street, Madisonville, 

system don’t work. $30 519- TN 37354 

2 Full Blooded Brindle Boxers, 

7891 

Upscale busy salon in Vonore is 

male, ready to go. Tails docked 

Playstation 2 slim, six games, 

seeking the ideal candidate to 

and dew claws removed. 

two controllers and two memory 

join their team. Candidates with 

Wormed and up to date on shots 

cards $80 836-0482 

a significant following are eligible 

$150 each 371-3269 

for a sign on bonus.. All candi- 

Wii game ‘Need for speed cardates must have a strong desire 

Hog for Sale: 350lbs 1 yr old, $1 

bon’ and 3 PS 3 games to sell, to continue to build their busi- 

per lb. on hoof live weight. 423- 700 R Transmission w/ torque call 519-5496 

ness.. We offer continued edu- 

887-5079 or 423-572-0503 convector of drive shaft, out of Electronic Game Caller for coycation and truly believe in staying 

Chevy Blazer $350 351-7736 otes $60 371-1874 

close to all trends. We offer a 

Ladder Rack for small truck $125 

very competitive commission for 

423-371-2676 

48” Big screen TV, color needs services and retail . If you have 

adjusted, $40 423-453-1014 the desire to work with friendly 

Full size camper top will fit any 

talented energetic people then 

full size truck $150 442-3669 26” TV - $30 OBO 423-887- this is the right place to be. Li- 

Toolbox, fits small bed pickup 

3130 

censed cosmetologist or estheti- 

$30 442-2868 

Sony Video Camera $100 423- cian call for interview 884-3285 

519-5157 

ask for Misty

Page 18- The BUZZ 

CLASSiFiEDS 

EQUiPMENT & TOOLS 

CLASSiFiEDS 

FOR RENT 

FURNiTURE 

CLASSiFiEDS 

FURNiTURE 


CLASSiFiEDS CLASSiFiEDS 

FURNiTURE 

Motorized Wheel Barrow, ideal For Rent: 2BR/1BA Apartment 

Wing Back Chair, Sage Green 

Used Heating & Air Units In- 

for transporting rocks/mulch up- 

with beige stripe, $100, 442- Sandy’s Treasures 

between Madisonville & Tellico 

stalled, good condition, reasonhill, 

$1,200, call 423-337-1791 Plains, no pets, $400 month plus 

1010 

Used Furniture able prices, call 423-337-0037 

Dining Room Table with 4 chairs 

Dewalt 14.4 Volt XRP drill, 2 bat- $200 security deposit 442-3018 

and leaf $150 obo 519-7810 

Firewood $35 a rick call Lester 

teries, charger and carrying case or 519-5123 

& Household items 423-371-3937 

$80 423-371-3878 

For Rent: 1BR Apartment, Hwy Kitchen Table, breakfast nook 401 College Street 

$250 or will trade for nice pool 

Seasoned Firewood , Red Oak 

Hitachi Compound / chop saw 72 East $325 month plus $200 

table 253-4852 

Madisonville and Hickory,$40 a rick, will de- 

$125 351-3975 

damage deposit 442-3959 

liver 423-333-8727 

Queen Size Box Spring & Mat- 423-253-4618 

Ryobi Skil Saw 12 amp in case 

tress - $150 - 442-6410 

Seasoned Scaley Bark Hickory 

excellent condition $40 423- VONORE AREA 

Entertainment Center 54” wide x Firewood $40 per rick, only 3 

519-8232 

Sleep Number Twin Size Bed, 

loads left 519-4759 

TELLICO VIEW 

51” high x 18” deep, unfinished 

great shape $400 442-1989 or 

Hitachi Combination Drill, 18 

$100 337-0309 

APARTMENTS 519-7500 

volt/110 compatible tools $175 

Solid Oak Dining Table with leaf Dining Room Table with 3 chairs 

351-3975 

2 Bedroom, 1 Bath 

& 4 chairs $250 423-310-3093 $150 519-4391 

STIHL Chainsaw, MS250, al- 

Appliances Furnished 

Boxspring for king size bed, good Cherry Dining Room Table with 

most new $180 371-3878 519-8484 condition $75 442-4677 6 chairs & hutch, bought from TVA FiNANCiNG 

Die hard Battery booster 750 

Masons Furniture $500 210- AVAiLABLE 

watt with a light $35 253-3703 For Rent: Madisonville 4 Drawer Chest $50 519-4458 0047 

Jimmy Harris 

3BR/2BA, office/den, 2 acre lot, Four Antique Ladder back chairs Kitchen Table, no chairs, $25 

Mechanic Tools, call for info 884- RV garage with 2 doors for drive $100 836-0905 or 253-6000 404-2446 

442-5039 519-7871 

2878 

thru $1000 month James 519- 

Single bed boxsprings $40 442- Seasoned Oak & Hickory Fire- 

2 Solid oak TV towers, lighted, 

Hamilton Drafting Table w/ Brun- 0600 

6410 

wood $50 a load (long bed Ford 

$100 each 423-836-8316 

ning Drafting Machine, $250, 

Ranger truck bed) 261-4900 

For Rent: 900 sq ft office in 

Black office computer chair and 

423-420-0822 

Sweetwater, central h/a, carpet, 

Dresser $70 253-2589 small desk $125 423-536-6073 

Large Vemco Drafting Machine furnished, second floor, Hwy 68 Box Spring twin size $35 442- 

HOME HEALTH 

frontage $450 month, Call Burt 4677 

Cherry Wood Armoire $250 420- 

$50 – 423-420-0822 

519-0700 

3217 

Looking for medical equip- 

Craftsman Twin Cutter Saw, like 

Solid oak dinning table 48 inch Blue Leather Recliner $40 442- ment..such as wheelchairs, 

Sweetwater: 20,000 sq ft Metal 

new $70 253-3703 

round, oversized chairs $500. 9363 

crutches, etc. These items will be 

Building, 8 acres, all or portioned, 423-337-0779 

3 phase power, some equip- 

4 Oak chairs and long table, sent to Nicaragua Hospitals. 

ment, ie: welders, shear, brake, Office Chair, used without arm- good condition $75 519-4949 Please call 442-4709 if you have 

ExERCiSE overhead crane. Lease, sale, rests, blue fabric $8 337-1791 

any to donate. 

Weider Cable Workout Machine owner finance, James 519-0600 Beautiful 2 plank, solid walnut Dining Room Table with 2 chairs Pottychair for handicap $35 253has 

station for bench press, flies, 

blanket chest. Bought from Scott $80 253-2589 

7746 

triceps, leg extensions, leg curls, For Rent: Madisonville Duplex, Mansion, Tellico Plains during 

and back. Bonus treadmill in- 2BR/1BA, 1 car garage, appli- 1970’s. Dove tailed and pegged, 

Couch wood around bottom and Big Walker with let down seat for 

cluded $250 519-6440 ances $575 month James 519- no nails $400 442-9674 

on the arms, light brown with handicap $60, 423-253-7746 

0600 

flowers $80 519-4949 

Electric Powerchair, like new, 2 

Lifestyler Expanse 500 Treadmill 

Dining Room Table with 3 chairs 

$100 253-2589 

Computer Desk, $20 – 442- new batteries $2,000 351-7154 

$100 253-7746 

Building For Rent: 1800 sq.ft. on 

Hwy 411, price negotiable de- 

1010 

Wheelchair $50, Electric Wheel- 

2 Weider Pro Exercise Machine pending on length of lease 420- King Size Waterbed with heating 

chair $250, Handicap Potty 

$250 each 371-1056 

pad & headboard $75 423-381- Cherry Round bar table, excel- 

0380 

Chair $25, Lots of medical stuff, 

2105 

lent condition, $100 442-1037 

Ab Glider Pro Form, 2 months 

253-7123 

old $75 firm 371-0317 

2BR/ mobile home in Tellico 5’ Long Computer Desk with 3 Queen Size Master craft Mat- 

Plains $450 month 519-1162 

Small childs wheel chair $50 

drawers, great shape $100 210- tress & Boxspring, exceedingly 253-6000 

0244 

nice $100 519-4458 

FLORiST For Rent: 1BR Apartment in 

2 Kitchen Buffets, different sizes 

All Electric Hospital Bed with Tra- 

Vonore, lease required. Call 442- 

Dresser $40 253-2589 

$100 each 337-0779 

peze bar & air mattress $1,800 

Everyday Living Florist & More 9004 weekdays, 442-4421 

253-7123 

Silk arrangements for every oc- evenings & weekends Antique Wooden Dresser with 

casion and things for everyday 

HEAT & COOLiNG 

glass knobs 42” wide x 33” high, 

Transport Wheelchair for handi- 

For Rent: 1BR House in Tellico 

living. 601 College St. Madis- 

4 drawers, great condition $75 Gas Heater $225 519-4099 

cap, new $100 253-7746 

Plains, $425 month plus security 

onville 404-4327 

deposit, references required, call 772-532-4270(Madisonville 

253-3549 after 4pm or leave a area) 

Free Firewood 519-7532 

message 

FOR RENT 

Castle toddler bed $20 404-8033 

LAWN & FARM 

For Rent: 2BR/1BA Mobile Light Brown Crib and Changing 

24' Hay Conveyor, electric motor, 

Home in Madisonville $450 

The Willows 

table matching set $75 404- 

good condition & Massey Fergu- 

month plus $450 deposit, call 8033 

son post hole digger, used very 

New 2&3 Bedrooms Joe at 423-836-0198 

New Pub Style Dining Room 

little $800 for both 519-4341 

Apartments 

Table with 4 chairs, dark wood Small pickup load of firewood, 

Mobile Homes for rent in Tellico 

Tomato & Bean Stakes 58” & 

$525-$625/month 

on top with black legs $130 836- $60 rick 442-6410 

Plains area, close to school and 

78”, 30 cents & 50 cents each 

Security Deposit Waived * wac town 253-7854 or 253-6722 5107 

Hay 4x5 bales, $25 per bale 442- 404-4311 

Pet Friendly 

Mahogany Pedestal Table with 5555 

Bees & Hives 423-253-2144 

7 chairs, 2 chairs have arm rails, 

washer & dryer, refrigerator, mi- 

Gas Heater $250 obo 519-4099 

18” extension leaf, 42” wide x 66” 

Round hay bales 351-2839 

crowave, stove, dishwasher, 

long, beige cushion floral design Dry Oak Firewood, $55 for truck- Econo-Cabin, 12x20, has a/c 

423-442-1833 Light brown rolltop desk (44”L x on seats $250 442-9664 load (Chevy S-10) delivered in $6000 423-371-9702 

22”W x 44”H) $50 442-3768 

Madisonville 404-4311 

For Rent: Furnished 1BR Apt in 

Computer Armoire, excellent 

shape $50 404-2446 

Warm Morning Gas Heater, 1 80’s model Massey Ferguson 

Tellico Plains. Includes electric, 

water, Dish Network and wire- Solid oak entertainment center 

year old, excellent condition Tractor with new motor, new 

Antique Dry Sink $55 772-532less 

internet. Pay weekly, bi- $150 442-3768 

$250 371-1056 

tires, new 6ft Rhino bush hog 

4270 (Madisonville area) 

$7,000 836-4524 

weekly or monthly 253-3212 or 

519-7713 

Table & six chairs, Ratan-glass 2 solid wood end tables with GUDGER BiLL SAYS: Square Hay Bales, mix grass $5 

top- seats upholstered in green drawers, nice $30 519-4458 

per bale, never wet 337-9787 

velvet $250 423-519-3623 

NILES FERRY APTS 

Secretary’s Desk $150 836- 

7 foot Massey Ferguson cycle 

Living Room Suite (Couch, 

Under New Management 

8316 

bar mower with extra blades and 

loveseat & ottoman), light green 

extra parts $600 423-519-3623 

Clean affordable safe housing $200 423-310-3093 

Bar stool set $50 442-1010 

We background check everyone 

Beauregard Sweet Potato 

so you & your family can 

Queen size boxspring & mat- 

Plants 519-3718 

tress, good condition $150 442- Computer Desk $100 836-8316 

reside in a family friendly 

5’ Tiller, new set of tines $1200 

4677 

environment, Weekly rent 

obo 519-1044 

Drop Leaf Dining Table 41” long Chocolate Microsuede Rocker, 

(utilities & cable included) x 54” wide $95 obo 772-532- removable washable cover, very 

Rear garden tiller for toro-wheel 

371-1484 4270 (Madisonville area) soft $75 865-253-0597 

horse, new never used. $200 

295-5916 

Firewood $45 per rick 423-381- 

2105 

Oak Hickory Ash Firewood $45 

per rick, will deliver 423-271- 

0008 

Tired of 

Rising 

Energy 

Costs? 

Let me tell You about 

Nature’s Comfort 

Outdoor Wood Furnaces 

442-1743 519-1743 

HEAT & COOLiNG


CLASSiFiEDS CLASSiFiEDS CLASSiFiEDS CLASSiFiEDS 

CLASSiFiEDS 

MiSCELLANEOUS 

20 Gauge High Powered Air Pellet 

Gun, shoots up to 375 yards 

$65 253-7746 

Sportcraft Pool Table $100 442- 

7977 

Blue Prom Dress, size 4 with sequins 

$40 each 442-5417 

Brown, White, Easter and Duck 

eggs for sale. $2 a dozen, three 

for $5. Call Nicholas at 442-1327 

MiSCELLANEOUS 

Eddie Bauer infant car seat $25 

519-8661 

2 Baby Walkers, Matching 

Stroller – 442-1010 

Hawkin Black Powder Rifle, 50 

caliber, unique, $180, Call Trent 

(865) 318-0885 

8’ Pool Table, slate top includes 

cue pools, rack, 3 pool sticks 

Instyler, new still in the box, never 

used, as seen on TV $100 in 

stores, will take $60 423-371- 

3132. 

Two rough cut mantels, one 

cedar, one walnut, cut over 2 yrs, 

$200 each 351-7736 

50 VHS movies $20 836-4839 

55 Gallon Plastic Barrels $12 

each 442-4319 

Tippmann A-5 Paintball Gun $75 

865-258-0111 

Stroller $15,Jumper $10 519- 

6039 

Huge Area rug, good condition. 

$50 404-5612 

Home Interior pictures and accessories, 

various prices 836- 

4839 

Air Hockey table, 1 year old $40 

519-4949 

Farm Fresh, cage free eggs $2 

per dozen 884-2513 or 519- 

2081 

Weslo Elliptical with floor protector 

mat, like new $150 351-9183, 

leave msg if interested 

Preemie boy & girls clothes, call 

for details 519-6039 

Intercut 8” Commercial Cutting 

Knife for fabric, used very little 

$250 442-5413 

1 Original Green Zebco Cardinal 

Spinning Reel, extra spoil, extra 

set bail springs $125 519-9898 

Wood blinds various sizes $25 

each 836-0905 or 253-6000 

Moving Boxes 40+, all sizes $50 

for all 570-855-0151 (Madisonville) 

45 Caliber Black Powder CVA 

Optima, 3x9x32 scope $125 

404-0961 

55 Gallon Steel Barrels $15 each 

442-4319 

Over 100 Ty Beanie Babies, Boys stroller $15 519-6039 

must buy all at $1 each. Very 3 months- 6 months girls clothes 

nice! 420-9911 or 351-3874 $1 each 519-6039 

Wedding dress, size 12 never 

GOT worn, $50 423-253-2374 

Barbie Dolls, 50th Anniversary 

Edition, in box, great shape 

BUGS 1959, 1967, 1971 $75 for all 

519-0144 

Call McMurray Large Collection of Avon Bottles, 

35-50 years old $300 865-388- 

442-2437 3726 

CH019 

20 piece crystal with silver trim, 

Gamo Pellet Gun with scope, $30 442-9363 

1500 ft per second $100 371- Sunbeam Tanning Bed, 24 

1874 

bulbs, standard size $600 obo 

Collection of 200 Dolls, just in 865-643-0048 

time for Christmas, call for more Cowboy Boots for men, women 

information 420-9911 or 351- & children (used) call the Boot- 

3874 

legger for details 519-0144 

Wedding Dress, size 12 $100 Graco and Even Flow carseats, 

423-920-8841 

newborn to 20lbs. $30 each 519- 

Remington Pocket Watch, 1397 

Working Condition, 100 yrs old, 

$200 442-1037 

Girls Johnny Jumper, pink $10 

519-6039 

Antique Underwood typewriter, 

black, art deco style, 1918 $35 Girls pink Graco stroller $15 519- 

404-8611 

6039 

Childs Daybed, white $100 836- 

0905 or 253-6000 

Dresses, size 20 519-7810 

Heavy Duty Pool Table Cover, 

green, fits 4’x8’ $50 865-408- 

0118 

Beautiful Wedding Dress, size 4 

$80 442-5809 

Capital Meat Steaks, full box, 36 

steaks $100 371-1874 

MiSCELLANEOUS 

Baby Swing $15, 519-6039 

Gas Grill $50 253-2589 

Infant Car Seat $25 836-3350 

Remington pocket watch, very 

Men & Womens 26” 5 speed bi- 

old, mint condition $200 442- 

cycles $100 for both 295-5171 

1037 

Complete Coca Cola Train Set, 

Collectible glassware 253-7448 

make offer 836-9465 

$200 obo 836-7874 

Mens Leather Jacket, size XL New Basketball Game for pool, 4 Dress Suits with ties, size 36” 

$75 442-2709 

still in box $50 (retails for $239) waist, size Large shirt, vest & 

337-4330 

coat $100 each 423-333-9332 

0 -24 months Boys and Girls 

Name Brand Clothing, no stains, Brother Sewing Machine $65 10 Little girl sleepers, size 9- 

no smoke, selling ALL stock – 371-5834 

12mos $2 each 519-6039 

Dealers or individuals are wel- Beautiful White Wedding Dress, Old Quilts $30 for all three (differcome. 

$2000 obo 519-6039 size 18, sleeveless $250 obo ent patchwork colors) 263-5823 

519-6905 

2 Prom Dresses, blue size 18, 

red size 16 $25 each 442-5809 Boys clothes 0 - 6 mos. socks, 

Teal Prom Dress, size 8 with se- 

bibs, etc. also have a highchair. 

quins $40 each 442-5417 

Bob Mackey 2X leather black 423-836-9308 

White Prom Dress, size 6 with 

and turquoise coat with fringe 

rhinestones $40 each 442-5417 

$50 442-6612 

MOBiLE HOMES 

3 Bedroom 

w/Fireplace 

$26843 

Delivered 

865-938-2041 

WE BUY USED SiNGLE 

AND DOUBLEWiDES 

442-9441 

Fixed Income 

Land Owners 

ZERO Down 

LOW Payment 

865-938-2051 

2008 4 Bedroom 

Doublewide 

Must Sell 

865-332-3650 

1 Year Old 

Doublewide 

Must Sell 

865-332-3650 

2004 Doublewide 

Will Move to 

Your Site 

ZERO DOWN 

865-332-3650 

MOBiLE HOMES 

1994 3 bedroom 

14x60 $13,914 

Delivered to your 

site - can do 

septics 

865-938-2051 

Used 5 Bedroom 

Doublewide 

Never Lived In 

Must Sell 

865-947-6850 

New Home Loans 

Payments as low as 

$400 a month! 

Zero down with land! 

423-337-5992 

USED DOUBLEWiDE 

$19,805 

Delivered 

to Your Land 

3 Bedroom/ 2 Bath 

865-938-2051 

Madisonville: Mobile Home Lot 

with septic, power pole, owner finance 

$15,000 or $1,500 down 

and $300 month James 519- 

0600 

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 

MOTORCYCLES & ATVS 

08 Beta 50 Scooter, nice, black 

and silver, 620 miles, serious 

calls only $1000 obo. 865-335- 

6884 

2005 Custom Chopper, too 

many details to list $12,500 obo 

420-0380 

2005 Texas Chopper Iron Horse 

$14,500 obo 420-0380 

1993 Yamaha Dirt Bike 180 RT, 

runs great, nice helmet included 

$450 253-6875 

installing Most Major Brands 

Financing 

Available! 

Melvin Martin 

HEAT & AiR 

Licensed- Bonded- Insured- Nate certified 

Weekend and 

Holiday Service 

10 year Warranty 

on premium units 

Parts & Labor Warranty 

442-1410 

337-0037 

MOTORCYCLES & ATVS 

2 Sets of Motorcycle helmets, 

one silver set and one black set 

884-2878 

2004 Artic Cat 400 automatic 

4x4 winch, push button 4 wheels 

drive $3500 423-420-1142 

MUSiC 

Yamaha Electric Keyboard $200 

865-235-3348 

Epiphone Banjo with case $275 

442-3198 

Percussion Drum $150 obo 442- 

8588 or 442-2715 

Antique Kingsbury piano $100 

295-4251 

Clarinet may need repairs $50 

423-774-4771 

Yamaha Electric Keyboard with 

stand $100 865-776-0933 

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 

Madisonville, 1 + acre lot, level, 

city water, asphalt street, Health 

Department approved Doublewide 

or House, $18,500 Call 

James at 519-0600 

1.51 acre lot for doublewide or 

home, city water, asphalt street, 

level, grass $18,500 James 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 

6’x12’ open Uhaul Trailer, dual 

axle, 5 new tires $600 obo 420- 

0380 

16ft Trailer with chrome fenders 

$1,200 836-4524 

TRUCKS, VANS 

& SUV 

2002 Chevy Venture LS minivan, 

7 passenger, looks & runs 

great, 250K miles, good daily 

driver $2,200 570-855-0151 

(Madisonville) 

02 Mazda B3000, ext. cab, automatic, 

red, serious calls only 

$5000 obo. 865-335-6884 

1976 GMC 2500 pickup truck 

2WD $900 253-2589

MASON’S 

DVD 

Player 

39 99 

Glider 

Rockers 

starting at $259.95 

10% OFF 

All 

Lamps 

10% OFF 

End Tables 

& Cocktail 

Tables 

Hoover Vacuum 

Cleaner 

starting at 89.95 

Cash and Carry in the box 

Check Out Our 

In Store Radio Shack 

When You 

See The 

RED TAG 

You See 

HOT 

PRiCES! 

5 Piece Oak 

Dining Set 

$399.95 

All Oak Wood, Sunburst Oak, 

Veneer Top, Solid Oak Edge, 

Empire Legs 12 months No Finance 

*wac Regency Finance 

90 DAYS SAME AS CASH 

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