Theft Suspect Apprehended - Monroe County Tennessee News ...

Volume: VIII Issue: 34 

Theft Suspect 

Apprehended 

Confession 

Comes After Arrest 

It didn’t take police 

long to locate and arrest a 

suspect who was allegedly 

involved in a theft at a 

local business on Tuesday. 

Charged the following 

(See Palmer pg 3) 

A Monroe County man 

without a prescription for 

several controlled drugs 

found in his pocket went 

to jail on Wednesday, fol- 

Palmer 

Suspect Charged 

with Illegal Oxycodone 

No Prescription 

Equates to 

Criminal Charge 

(See Carroll pg 16) 

Carroll 

Sweetwater City Schools 

Kindergarten Registration 

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 

Smile Of the Day! 

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. 

Tulli Cole 

A short month still held 

plenty of discussion and 

potential plans for the 

Monroe County Health 

Council Alcohol and Drug 

Task Force. The county 

FRIDAY 

Several unique and 

valuable firearms are safely 

back home with the 

owner, a tribute to having 

serial numbers intact and 

available following a recent 

burglary and theft. 

According to the Monroe 

County Sheriff’s Department’s 

detective 

division on Thursday, a 

single serial number led to 

the recovery of several irreplaceable 

rifles and 

handguns that were taken 

from a local resident. 

“This retrieval came 

about because the owner 

kept a record of the serial 

On the fourth day of 

the 44-day qualifying period 

for the upcoming August 

school board election, 

a fifth person has taken 

the required paperwork to 

run for a seat on the eight- 

February 10, 2012 

Firearms Recovered – 

Thanks to Serial Number 

Owner’s Foresight Gives Detectives Big Lead 

(See Firearms pg 16) 

Incumbent Seeks Second 

School Board Term 

Takes Petition, Becomes Fifth to Declare for Race 

Monroe County Coalition Dives into February 

Looks into Future Following Successful 2012 Kick-Off 

coalition came together 

on February 6, fresh off 

their 2012 Kick-Off Meeting 

in January. 

Melanie Phillips called 

the meeting to order at 

1:00, welcoming everyone 

member group. 

Picking up a qualifying 

petition on Thursday was 

Monroe County Board of 

Education incumbent 

Dave Evans of Vonore, a 

two-year veteran from the 

in attendance. The coalition 

quickly reviewed the 

minutes from the meeting 

on January 9, 2012. A motion 

to accept the minutes 

as read was both made and 

seconded, and passed with 

Second District whose intended 

continuance on 

the school system legislative 

group must be, if he 

qualifies and succeeds in 

becoming elected, as a 

representative from the 

(See Board pg 6) 

all in favor. Ferran Kefauver 

was unable to attend 

the gathering, but the 

DFC Grant Accounting 

Budget was still shared 

and reviewed by the coalition 

members in attendance. 

It, too, was 

(See Meeting pg 8)

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OBITUARIES 

BELCHER, Wm. DAVID, 

age 66, of Madisonville, went 

to be with his lord and savior 

11:58 p.m. Sunday, February 

5, 2012 at U.T. Medical Center. 

He was a veteran of the 

U. S. Navy. He was a graduate 

of the University of Tennessee, 

Knoxville and held a 

masters degree. He was a 

retired school teacher after 

30 years service at Madisonville 

Middle School and 

was a member and deacon 

at South Madisonville Baptist 

Church. Preceded in death 

by parents, Troy and Grace 

Belcher, brother, Robert Lee 

Belcher. Survivors: children, 

Jason Belcher, of Chattanooga, 

Justin Belcher and 

wife, Kyla, of Madisonville, 

Tasha Melton, of Ten Mile, 

Caleb-John Belcher, of 

Madisonville, Deanna 

Belcher, Shea Belcher, 

William Joseph Belcher, 

Lauren Belcher, all of 

Athens; sisters and brothersin-law, 

Johnnie Ruth Graham, 

Niota, Carolyn and 

Randy Hawkins, Danville, 

KY, Margaret and Gerald 

Rogers, Fayetteville, GA; 

brother, Joe Belcher, of 

Madisonville; several nieces 

and nephews. Funeral 8 

p.m. Thursday, Biereley-Hale 

Chapel, Rev. Rick Harris, 

Rev. Larry Gibby officiating. 

Interment 11 a.m. Friday, 

Haven Hill Memorial Gardens 

with military honors. 

Family will receive friends 6- 

8 p.m. Thursday at Biereley- 

Hale Funeral Home, 

Madisonville. 

BRADLEY, WILLIAM ROY 

"BILL" - 38 of Sweetwater, 

passed away suddenly 

Tuesday Feb. 7, 2012 at 

Sweetwater Hospital. Bill 

was a Supervisor With Supported 

Employment Tri 

County Center, Athens, Tn. A 

member of New Bethany 

Missionary Baptist Church 

where he served as youth 

pastor for the last five years. 

he was preceded in death by 

father, Charles Bradley; 

brother, Dewayne Bradley. 

survivor: wife,Sharmin 

Moore Bradley; four children, 

Cymri, Cassidy, Caylee & 

Chuckie Bradley; mother, 

Dot Ramsey Bradley, of 

Greenville,Tn. sister, Barbara 

Taylor and husband, Marcus, 

of Mcminnville, Tn.: brothers, 

Mark Bradley, Akron, Ohio. 

Bob Bradley and wife, Jessica 

of Birmingham, Alabama.; 

two Neices; father 

-in-law and mother-in-law, 

Paul and Gail Riddle Moore, 

of Sweetwater. Funeral services 

8:00 p.m. Friday Loudon 

Funeral Home Chapel, Rev. 

Clinton Riddle and Rev. 

Matthew Johnson officiating.Family 

and friends will 

meet at 11:00 a.m. Saturday 

at Cedar Valley Cemetery.for 

graveside services. Visitation 

5:00-8:00 p.m. Friday 

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WATSON, LOUELLA, age 

87, of Madisonville, passed 

away 8:44 A.M. Wednesday, 

February 8, 2012 at her 

home. Member of First Baptist 

Church of Madisonville 

where she was a member of 

the Hope Sunday School 

class. Survivors, daughters 

& sons-in-law, Linda & Roy 

Bierley, Evelyn & John Isbill, 

Grandchildren, John, Chris & 

Scott Isbill, Melissa Bierley, 

Great-grandchildren, Brandon 

Isbill, Brandy Chapman, 

Blake & Devin Bierley, Kellee 

Isbill, Great-great-grandchildren, 

Samuel & Taylor Chapman, 

Sister & 

brothers-in-law, Fannie & 

Howard Bivens, Jacksonville 

Beach, Fla., Burl Watson, 

Madisonville, Brother, David 

Duckett, Knoxville, Sisters-inlaw, 

Frances Duckett, Tellico 

Plains, Creole Watson, 

Madisonville, Several nieces 

& nephews. Preceded in 

death by spouses, Mack 

Lovin & Robert Benton Watson, 

parents, Carra & Josie 

Freeman Duckett, brother, 

Herbert Duckett. Funeral 7 

p.m. Friday, Biereley-Hale 

Chapel, Rev. Curtis Woods 

officiating. Interment 11 a.m. 

Saturday, Haven Hill Memorial 

Gardens. Family will receive 

friends 5-7 p.m. Friday 

at Biereley-Hale Funeral 

Home, Madisonville. 

1982 Madisonville High Class Reunion 

The 30-year anniversary 

of the Madisonville 

High School senior class 

graduation will take place 

at Bert’s Hometown Grill 

at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, February 

21. 

The special three- 

decade reunion of old 

classmates and friends is 

open for participation and 

input. 

For more info, call Lisa 

at 423-420-3416, Sara at 

423-442-6333, or Sherri at 

423-836-5609. 

American Legion Post 106 Meeting 

American Legion Post 106 will meet Tuesday, February 

14, 7 p.m. at Sweetwater City Hall Building in the 

Council Chamber Room. The City Hall is located at 

203 Monroe Street. 

For more information, call 423-337-2398. 

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Palmer 

(Continued from pg 1) 

day by Sweetwater Police 

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with two counts of theft 

was David Floyd Palmer, 

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Watson said Palmer entered 

a local business and 

walked around inside before 

coming in contact 

with a female who had left 

her purse in one of the 

business’ buggies. 

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Martin was appointed 

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approved as read. 

Patty Williford was 

next on the floor, and she 

gave the Project Director’s 

Report. 

Williford first reported 

on ongoing news within 

the coalition. The Teen 

Recovery Meeting is continuing. 

The group is 

meeting every other Monday 

at 5 P.M. Camp Connects 

falls on the first 

Thursday of the Month, 

with the meeting lasting 

from 3:30 P.M. till 6 P.M. 

The next meeting will be 

on March 1st. Local 

SADD Clubs are also experiencing 

a great deal of 

activity in upcoming 

weeks. The Club at TPHS 

has submitted their plan 

for the rest of the school 

year, which includes: February 

(design t-shirts and 

develop a presentation for 

middle school students), 

March (visit middle school 

and present), April (After- 

Prom and Underage 

Drinking programs), and 

May (Grim Reaper and a 

fun trip for SADD Club 

members). The SHS 

SADD Club is still completing 

their overall plans, 

though it does have the 

following ideas in motion: 

February (Pick-Me-Up 

Campaign and daily facts 

during the National Eating 

Disorder Awareness 

Week), March (oversee a 

presentation to 8th 

graders), April (Prom 

Promise program and 

speaker), and May (Grim 

Reaper and a trip to Rock 

City). The SADD Club of 

SQHS is still seeking an 

advisor, and is planning to 

recruit advisors in the near 

future. Currently, the Alcohol 

and Drug Task 

Force’s Facebook Page 

boasts 828 fans. The 

SQHS SADD Club Facebook 

Page has 105 fans, 

and the TPHS SADD 

Club Facebook Page now 

has 17 fans. 

Williford then moved 

to news from the past 

month. The coalition presented 

at the Synthetic 

Drug Forum at Sweetwater 

High School for local 

parents. Williford reported 

the forum had 

gone very well. The coalition 

also presented at the 

Vonore city board meeting. 

The board passed the 

recommended synthetic 

drug ordinance (which 

makes it a civil offense to 

possess or sell synthetic 

drugs, or other substances 

that mimic illegal drugs) 

on its first reading. “This 

was huge for all,” said 

Williford. Another synthetic 

drug resolution also 

passed on its first reading 

at the County Commission 

meeting. The task 

force has also recently 

taken part in planning for 

the upcoming Homeless 

Count, and it completed 

the FFR report for the 

DFC Grant. Eleven participants 

took part in the 

Project Connect training, 

which was hosted by the 

coalition. The task force 

has accepted a SAMSHA 

invitation to host a town 

hall meeting on underage 

alcohol use. This meeting 

will take place in April. 

Williford also reported 

that the coalition has submitted 

a Power of Policy 

grant with the Monroe 

County Health Depart- 

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ment, participated in the 

Monroe Leadership 

Breakfast (and even sponsored 

a table), and received 

approval from the 

state of Tennessee on their 

donation of a Permanent 

Prescription Drop Box for 

the Monroe County Sheriff’s 

Department. Finally, 

the coalition has received 

a request from McMinn, 

Jackson, Overton, and 

Clay Counties, asking for 

help when it comes to 

starting their own Camp 

programs. 

Williford also passed 

out a schedule of the coalition’s 

upcoming plans and 

events, as well as national 

events the coalition 

closely follows. The project 

director ended her report 

with another 

handout, this one detailing 

the use of special “money.” 

These “dollar bills” spread 

an important message: 

“For every dollar invested 

in research-based substance 

abuse prevention 

programs, our Nation 

saves approximately $10 in 

addiction treatment 

alone.” Williford shared a 

few of these special “dollar 

bills,” hoping the audience 

would pass them—and 

their message—along. 

Following the Project 

Director’s Report, the 

coalition members turned 

their attention to the Action 

Team Reports. 

First up on the agenda 

was Brad Davidson, reporting 

for the Teen Activities 

and Role Modeling 

Programs. During the 

month of January, the 

Teen Center had a total of 

315 teen visits (7 of which 

were unduplicated), provided 

a total of 295 bus 

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rides (43 of which were 

unduplicated), and served 

a total of 19 days. Average 

daily attendance at the 

Club was 16.6. Davidson 

next summarized the recent 

goings-on at the 

Club. The center has 

started a theme called 

“Your Story: The Next 

Chapter,” which will push 

teen center members to 

think and dream about 

their futures, as well as 

what steps they can take 

now to help in the pursuit 

of those dreams. Bob 

Gilley kicked off the 

monthly guest speaker series 

“What’s Your Story…” 

The series shares community 

member’s wisdom 

and life experiences with 

the Teen Center’s members. 

Members have also 

been taking Practice 

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TCAP and ACT tests in 

recent weeks, and the 

Club has started a basic 

web design class using Microsoft 

Expression Web 

software. 

Williford reported for 

the Juvenile Delinquency 

Action Team, informing 

the coalition the action 

team is currently in the 

planning stages of the 

Camp Connect program. 

There was no report for 

the Responsive Neighborhood 

Programs Action 

Team, so the coalition immediately 

turned to the 

Community Awareness 

Action Team. Williford reported 

the team is almost 

finished with the Smart 

Families Guide, and they 

hope to send it out in the 

near future. A possible 

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quarterly newsletter, sponsored 

by both the Community 

Awareness team 

and the coalition as a 

whole, was also discussed. 

The coalition members 

put forward several ideas 

for content, including parenting 

class dates, other 

event dates, and highlights/education 

on drugs 

and alcohol. The main goal 

is to bring awareness to 

parents in the county. 

Lacey Morgan was next 

up on the agenda, with the 

Parenting Programs Action 

Team. She was 

pleased to inform the 

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coalition that all twelve 

students that took part in 

the last Parenting Class 

have graduated. 

The final action team 

was the Violence Prevention 

Action Team. Crystal 

Russell shared a handout, 

detailing the current 

VOCA numbers. She also 

reported she had recently 

taken part in a couple of 

classes with Upward 

Bound students at Hiwassee 

College. “The kids 

were very interactive,” said 

Russell, praising the students. 

The support group 

meetings have been 

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moved from Thursday 

nights to Monday nights, 

which seems to work better 

as a date for all. Russell 

informed the coalition she 

will be taking part in DV 

(Domestic Violence) Prevention 

training next 

week in Nashville. She also 

reported she plans to attend 

RADD training in 

March. Once she completes 

the training, Russell 

will be able to instruct 

RADD classes for women 

in the community. 

The Action Team Reports 

concluded, and with 

no other business to attend 

to, the task force 

meeting adjourned at 1:34. 

Monroe 

County’s 

Only Locally 

Owned and 

Operated 

Daily 

Newspaper 

Of General 

Circulation 

442-1459 

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December 2012 We Will Be 

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ALL PRICES HAVE BEEN REDUCED! 

1. Bring in Your W-2 

2. Pick Out Your 

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

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TUESDAY’S 

CALL FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT 519-4366 

Sequoyah FFA Strawberry Sale 

Order Yours Today 

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 

Saturday, February 11, 

First United Methodist 

Church Madisonville will 

have a Children's Super 

Saturday morning from 9 

a.m. - 1 p.m. for children 

ages 3-11. 

There will be crafts, sto- 

$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. 

Children's Super Saturday 

The Coker Creek Heritage 

Group will meet Friday, 

February 17, at 6:30 

p.m. The meeting will be 

held at the Coker Creek 

Ruritan Club 

Special guest will be 

Tennessee Representative 

ries, games, lunch and 

more! 

The church is located 

at 143 College Street in 

Madisonville. 

Call 442-2471 for more 

information. 

Coker Creek Heritage Group Meeting 

John Forgety. 

This is not a political 

meeting, please bring a 

covered dish. 

For any further information, 

please call 423- 

261-2910 Betty 

McRee-President. 

See You On Facebook! 

Dixie 

Youth 

Baseball 

League 

Sign-ups 

2012 

FOR BABY CLOTHES & 

EQUIPMENT, 

ACCESSORIES, CHILDREN’S 

CLOTHING & SHOES 

IN EXCELLENT 

CONDITION 

Madisonville 

Sports and Civics 

holding sign-ups 

for ages 4-14 

FEBRUARY 10, 

17 AND 24 

6 P.M. - 8 P.M. 

Madisonville 

Intermediate 

School 

Contact 

Scott Bowers 

442-6092


The Beat Goes On... 

As Reported to the Officers 

Madisonville Police Patrol 

Officer Cody Yates 

said he charged Jeffrey 

Hunter of Tellico Plains 

with driving on revoked license 

fifth offense on Saturday, 

February 4. Yates 

said he was dispatched to 

a vehicle that had become 

stuck in a field behind a 

convenience store and 

there found Hunter, who 

said he was a passenger in 

the car, while claiming a 

girlfriend had been driving. 

Speaking to the girlfriend, 

Yates said she 

pointed out Hunter as the 

driver. A constable in the 

store told Yates that 

Hunter had earlier come 

in after the car got stuck 

and admitted to being the 

driver. 

Monroe County Sheriff’s 

Captain John Acuff 

said he took a theft and 

vandalism report from a 

Short Bark Road resident 

on February 4. The property 

owner said several 

items had been removed 

from the residence and a 

renter said the home had 

sustained storm damage. 

The damage was assessed 

at $20,000, Acuff said. 

Sheriff’s Deputy Clint 

Brookshire said that on 

February 4 he cited 

Michael R. Zito of Tellico 

Plains for operating a vehicle 

with non-working 

brake lights. He said he 

stopped Zito’s Dodge Durango 

on New Providence 

Road. 

Sweetwater Police Patrol 

Officer James Kile 

said he investigated a report 

of vandalism at a Mc- 

Caslin Avenue home on 

February 4, finding a vehicle 

owner who showed 

Kile his 2011 Ford that had 

been sprayed with pink 

and white paint. Further 

investigation, Kile said, 

determined that even 

more vehicles had been 

painted with pink, white, 

blue, and silver paint and a 

granular substance. The 

vehicles were all on Mc- 

Caslin Avenue and included 

late-model Fords 

and a Toyota and Hyundai, 

plus earlier model 

Chryslers, Fords, Jeeps, 

Hondas, and Dodges. 

Sheriff’s Captain Travis 

Jones said he charged 

Stephanie Joy Hubbard of 

Sweetwater with public intoxication 

on Sunday, February 

5, encountering her 

on foot on Oakland Road. 

She was unsteady, smelled 

of alcohol, and performed 

sobriety testing poorly, 

Jones said. 

Sheriff’s Deputy Chase 

Nipper said he responded 

to a theft report at a home 

on Old Mine Road on 

February 5, learning that a 

motorcycle had been 

taken from an outdoor 

garage. A battery and a 

key were also missing, 

Nipper said. 

Nipper also checked 

out an alleged burglary on 

Reed Springs Road on 

February 5. A resident said 

his home had been entered 

through a kicked-in 

back door and the home 

alarm was blaring. Missing 

were three bottles of 

liquor from the refrigerator, 

the homeowner said, 

plus a $200 flat screen television. 

Monroe County Sheriff’s 

Deputy Jason Russell 

said he met with a homeowner 

from Madisonville 

on Monday, February 6, to 

take an attack of a home 

theft. The victim named a 

male who took her highlift 

and two hay balers from 

her property in mid January. 

The highlift was valued 

at $500 and the balers 

at $15,000, Russell noted. 

Sheriff’s Sergeant 

James Wall said he spoke 

with a Sweetwater storage-building 

renter on 

February 6, learning from 

her that the building had 

been breached by tearing 

away iron bars from its 

window. Stolen, the victim 

said, was copper 

wiring, two grinders, vari- 

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99 Ford F-250 1999 Chevy S-10 

[3] 2002 Ford Windstar 2002 Buick Century 

1990 GMC Surburban 1990 Dodge Pick-up 

1999 Ford F-150 2000 GMC Yukon 

1999 Chevy Blazer 1996 Jayco Camper 

2001 Ford Focus 2002 Nissan Altima 

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ous auto parts, and auto 

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Sheriff’s Sergeant Doug 

Mills said he was dispatched 

to Sawmill Road 

on February 6 to look into 

a theft that reportedly had 

taken place several days 

earlier. A property owner 

told Mills that someone 

took $300 worth of batteries 

and destroyed $200 

worth of battery cables. 

Mills also responded to 

a Tellico Plains home on 

February 6 to validate several 

reported stolen items 

from a female’s purse. The 

female said when she 

awoke she found her purse 

ransacked and missing 

from it was $700 cash, 

$200 worth of watches, 

$40 worth of bracelets, a 

driver’s license, and a social 

security card. 

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iff’s Captain Bill Johnson 

said he investigated a report 

of a stolen Sony marine 

CD player at a 

Madisonville home on 

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Tuesday, February 7.The 

property owner said the 

theft happened during the 

night and caused no damage 

to his vehicle’s dash. 

The player was worth 

$100, the owner said. 

Sheriff’s Deputy James 

Fischer said he filed a burglary 

report on February 7 

after meeting with a 

Sweetwater resident and 

an employee of a company 

that works with home 

foreclosures. The employee 

said he had found 

damage to a foreclosed 

house that included a broken 

window, a vandalized 

front door, and a missing 

$200 water heater. 

Fischer said he responded 

to another call on 

February 7, this one to a 

car lot on Highway 411, 

where a chain across a 

fence was broken and a 

$6,500 Dodge truck was 

missing. 

Monroe County Sher- 

Absolute COURT ORDERED 

AUCTION 

Saturday 

February 11 

10 a.m 

1199 Ballplay Road 

Madisonville 

8.52 Acres 

3 Bedroom Home 

New Heat & Air 

Separate Apartment 

2 Barns 

Well & City Water 

Ashley Wood Stove 

Antique Farm Equipment 

And Personal Property 

To Be Sold 

-All Sales Final Day of Sale 

- No Minimums, 

- No Reserves 

No raise period 

- Announcements day of sale supersede 

all advertisement 

diReCTions: Hwy 411 and Ballplay Road 

take Ballplay Road 2.5 miles, follow the signs 

property on left. 

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due within 30 days. 10% buyers premium 

will be in effect day of sale. Proof of 

funds required. 

Howe Realty & Auction Co. 

Each office is independently owned and operated. 

423-337-9355 800-337-9356 

675 Hwy 68 Sweetwater 

Wm. E. “Bill” Howe, Broker/Auctioneer 

TAL# 4476 Firm #1303 

For more information: 

www.c21howe.com or 

www.auctionzip.com 

iff’s Deputy Chase Nipper 

said he took a dispatch call 

to Cheoah Trail, where a 

missing dog had been reported 

on Wednesday, 

February 8. A female resident 

told him that she let 

her little Chihuahua out 

for its evening break and 

45 minutes later could not 

LEGAL NOTICES 

STATE OF TENNESSEE 

PROBATE COURT 

OF MONROE COUNTY 

Madisonville, Tennessee 

NOTICE TO CREDITORS 

ESTATE OF 

Douglas Bert Nichols 

(Deceased) 

Notice is hereby given that on 

the 31st day of January, 2012, 

Letters Testamentary in respect 

of the Estate of Douglas Bert 

Nichols, deceased, were issued 

to the undersigned by the Probate 

Court of Monroe County, 

Tennessee. 

All persons, resident and nonresident, 

having claims, matured 

or unmatured, against the estate 

are required to file same with the 

Clerk of the above named Court 

within four (4) months from the 

find the small brown and 

tan male dog. The tiny canine 

was described as nine 

years old and valued at 

$250, Nipper said. 

LEGAL NOTICES 

date of the first publication (or 

posting, as the case may be) of 

this notice, or (12) months from 

the decedent’s date of death, 

otherwise their claims will be forever 

barred. 

This 31st day of January 2012. 

Ederlen Raneses Nichols 

Personal Representative 

Estate of 

Douglas Bert Nichols 

(Deceased) 

Cleveland & Cleveland 

Attorney for the Estate 

Teresa A. Choate, 

Probate Clerk 

Donna C. McKenzie 

Deputy Clerk 

NOTICE 

Town of Vonore 

Application For Beer Permit 

An application for a beer permit to sell beer 

on premises at Tugboats Grill has been 

filed with The Town of Vonore. This application, 

filed by Paige D. Wells will be acted 

on at 6:45 p.m. Tuesday, February 14, 2012 

by the Vonore Beer Board at Vonore City 

Hall. The public is invited to attend. 

Rodney L. Tallent 

City Recorder 

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PHONE 

MADISONVILLE 

4207 HIGHWAY 411 N 

423-420-3213 

LEGAL NOTICES 


PROBATE COURT 




ESTATE OF 

Della B. Springer 

(Deceased) 


the 26th day of January, 2012, 


of the Estate of Della B. 

Springer, deceased, who died 

December 13, 2011 were issued 

to the undersigned by the Probate 

Court of Monroe County, 

Tennessee. 












barred. 

This 26th day of January 2012. 

James Ray Pack 


Estate of 

Della B. Springer 

(Deceased) 

L. Lee Kull 



Probate Clerk 


Deputy Clerk 

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ESTATE OF 

Ben G. Hicks, Sr. 

(Deceased) 


the 26th day of January, 2012, 


of the Estate of Ben G. Hicks, 

Sr., deceased, who died May 31, 

2011 were issued to the undersigned 

by the Probate Court of 

Monroe County, Tennessee. 












barred. 

This 26th day of January 2012. 

Randy S. Hicks 


Estate of 

Ben G. Hicks, Sr. 

(Deceased) 

Charles Ridenour 



Probate Clerk 


Deputy Clerk 

253-6050 

253-3691


Crock Pot 

Creamy 

Italian Chicken 

Ingredients: 

4 -6 boneless skinless chicken 

breasts , halved 

1 (1 ¼ ounce) envelope dried Italian 

salad dressing mix 

2 ounces water 

8 ounces cream cheese , softened 

1 (10 ½ ounce) can reducedsodium 

cream of chicken soup , 

undiluted (or regular soup) 

1 (4 ounce) can mushroom stems 

and pieces , drained 

hot cooked rice or pasta 

Directions: 

1- Place the chicken breast halves 

in the crock pot. 

2- Combine the Italian dressing mix 

and water until smooth; pour over 

top of chicken. 

3- Cover and cook on low for 3 

hours. 

4- Combine the cream cheese and 

soup until smooth and blended. 

5- Stir in mushroom pieces. 

6- Pour soup mixture over chicken. 

7- Cook 1 hour more or until 

chicken is cooked through. 

8- Serve over hot cooked rice or 

pasta. 

CLASSIFIEDS 

YARD SALE 

Moving Sale: Friday & Saturday, 

101 Wintergreen Drive, third 

road on left past middle school. 

Toddler boys clothes, furniture, 

household items. 

LOST & FOUND 

Lost Dog: Black & white border 

collie, last seen around Weigels 

in Vonore, please call Howard & 

Alberta at 884-6198 

Lost Dog: Border Collie, male, 

small breed, black with solid 

white around neck. Last seen on 

Sweetwater Vonore Road 371- 

5853 

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Reward for Lost Dog: Very 

friendly German Shepherd that 

was last seen heading toward 

Hwy 411 wearing a black color 

with gray dots. Call Lisa Hobbs 

at 865-603-5489 or 423-442- 

4553. 

Found white female dog with 

brown markings, looks like it has 

some pit / pix in it, found in the 

Plains View Drive area in Tellico, 

CALL 836-8823 

Found Dog: Blue pit bull, male, 

neutered, about 4 years old, call 

865-202-2520 

Lost Dog: Cocker Spaniel, 8 

months old, long black curly hair, 

missing since January 15, last 

seen around Community Drive 

area 519-7081 

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11 P.M. - 7 A.M. 

We offer competitive pay with an excellent 

benefits package that includes health, 

dental, vision, and life insurance. 

Apply in person M-F 8-4 

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CLASSIFIEDS 

LOST & FOUND 

Lost Dog: American Pit Bull, 

brindle & white with tail, male, 

wearing a red collar, last seen 

around Wiggins Rd, Hwy 360 & 

Belltown area in Tellico Plains, 

call Turk Lynn at 253-7860 or 

519-3777 

REWARD for Lost Dog: Chihuahua, 

7-8 years old, male, two 

tone tan/golden, brown eyes, 

weighs 5 pounds. Distinctive features- 

has longer hair around 

neck area and has a crooked tail 

(looks like it has been broken). 

Last seen on February 5 around 

6:30 p.m. between Hiwassee 

College and Madisonville Airport 

area. We are offering a reward to 

any person that can bring our 

beloved dog back home safely. 

He has been part of our family for 

many years and we just want 

him back! Please call Elida at 

423-253-4907. 

ANIMALS 

Buff Orpington & Black Copper 

Marans Roosters, 5 big beautiful 

heritage breeds $10 each 253- 

7547 

6 Pit Bull puppies full blooded, 

parents on premises with papers 

3 males 3 females $250 423- 

404-8070 

CLASSIFIEDS 

ANIMALS 

3 Beagles, male & female 295- 

4429 

Chihuahua, female $75 423- 

435-5850 

2 Full Blooded Brindle Boxers, 

male, ready to go. Tails docked 

and dew claws removed. 

Wormed and up to date on shots 

$150 each 371-3269 

2 Teacup Chihuahuas, male 

$150-$200 519-6736 

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 

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 

2 Solid White American Bulldogs, 

male or female $200 for 

the pair 371-1244 

SOLD! 

Chihuahua, female, 3 months 

old $125 423-435-5850 

American 

House of Pancakes 

NOW 

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ExPERIENCED SERVERS 

Apply in Person 

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Previously Huddle House 

CAREGIVERS NEEDED 

To Assist The Elderly In Their 

Home With Non-Medical Services 

In Monroe And Loudon Area. 

Requirements: 

•Experience with 

Dementia / Alzheimer’s clients 

•Valid driver license 

•Car insurance 

•Pass a criminal background check. 

Part Time Day Shift Hours 

Call Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

to schedule an appointment. 

Home Instead Senior Care 

1-888-424-9880 


CLASSIFIEDS 

ANIMALS 

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 

Pigmy Goats, 4 adult nannies, 1 

adult billy, 2 newborns $250 for 

all 442-3549 

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 

3 year old female Chihuahua, 

black with white markings $50 

836-9465 

Blue Pit Bull puppies $100 each 

371-0545 

Chihuahua puppies $200 404- 

4170 

9 month old Chihuahua, male, 

smooth coat, tan and white $75 

836-9465 

Full Blooded Blue Heeler Cattle 

Dog, 10 weeks old $250 423- 

608-2620 

Miniature Dachshund 8 weeks 

old $150 865-809-1239 

African Grey hand fed, 4 years 

old, talks well includes large 

cage with play top, seed guard, 

toys, etc. Also includes nightnight 

cage $800 519-4759 

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


STEVE’S 

AUTO 

Reasonable Autos 

Reasonable Prices! 

2005 KIA Sedona 

70K....$4975 

2008 Colorado 

60K...... $8875 

2007 Buick LaCrosse 

70K........... $9875 

2008 Kia Rio 

70K.........$6875 

READY TO GO! 

2002-2005 

Ford Thunderbirds 

2009 Toyota Scion xB 

18K..........$12,300 

2006 Chevy Impala 

57K..........$7850 

2005 Dodge Ram 

62K.......$6600 

2010 Kia Soul 

9K.....$14,500 

08 Chevy HHR 

Panel 70K 

Call Brooks Powers 

420-0430 

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Madisonville 

CLASSIFIEDS 

4 full blooded miniature dachshund 

puppies, 2 female, 2 male, 

$150 ea. 423-836-4969 

Poodles one male $150, one female 

$175 can send pictures. 

423-435-5850 

2 -55 gallon Fish tank w/stands 

and all accessories, $150 ea. 

(423) 519-3363 

Two Boston Terriors two year old, 

male and female, $100 each, 

one 8 week old female, $150 

423-519-7803 

Beautiful Boxer puppies, 2 

males, 1 female, 6 weeks old, 

wormed, shots, tails docked, 

fawn or white in color $200 each 

519-5057 

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 

Frigidaire Refrigerator with ice 

maker, side by side New $350 

423-435-5850 

ANIMALS 

SOLD! 

Free female Wire Terrier 8 1/2 

yrs old 519-5665 

Free black kitten 6 months old 

519-5665 

American Pitbull Terrier 2 yr old 

year old female. She is mostly 

white with a few light brown 

spots. She is not aggressive and 

has a very sweet disposition and 

loving personality. Has been 

raised around children, cats, and 

other dogs. She is outside now 

but was housebroken. FREE to 

GOOD home ONLY. Please call 

865-856-8819. 

Jack Russell/Chihuahua mix 

puppies, 12 weeks old $100 

each 404-4170 

10 month old female Chihuahua, 

smooth coat $50 836-9465 

Pet Sugar Glider Squirrel $150 

253-7746 

One large dog cage $60, 253- 

7746 

One medium size dog cage, $20 

253-7746 

APPLIANCES 

Kenmore Refrigerator $200 423- 

507-9251, ask for Gary 

Kenmore Refrigerator $150 423- 

507-9251, ask for Gary 

Dryer, good condition, $200 442- 

1221 

Hotpoint Electric Dryer, 3 years 

old $125 obo 423-453-0427 

Oster Microwave, 700 watts, 

new in the box, black $40 253- 

3703 

Hotpoint Dishwasher all white, 

works great $79 423-261-4952 

RCA Dryer $100 371-1761 

Frigidaire Washer, one year old 

$150 371-1761 

Amana side-by-side Refrigerator, 

white, good used condition 

$250 253-7980 

Admiral Dryer, works very good, 

$50 423-836-9333 

CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS 

1995 Camaro, green, new tires, 

brakes & rotors, 145k miles with 

newly rebuilt motor, very nice car, 

asking $3200 obo 423-404- 

4562 

1999 BMW 323I, 87k miles 

$6,000 423-836-1187 

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 

AUTOMOBILE 

1999 Dodge Intrepid automatic 

118k, sunroof runs good, good 

tires, metallic silver, black interior 

$3500 442-9996 

Four White 15” Rally Rims 5 lug 

$75 836-7406 

Rese Truck Hitch, will fit full size 

truck $100 442-3669 

Full size Tool Box for Truck - $25 

423-836-6865 

2 Corvette Tires 325/30/19 

Goodyear Eagle F1 $100 for 

both 519-7997 

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 

700 R Transmission w/ torque 

convector of drive shaft, out of 

Chevy Blazer $350 351-7736 

Chevrolet 4wd transmission and 

transfer case $400 836-0888 

Ladder Rack for small truck $125 

423-371-2676 

Tool Box for small truck $50 423- 

371-2676 

Full size camper top will fit any 

full size truck $150 442-3669 

Toolbox, fits small bed pickup 

$30 442-2868 

SOLD! 

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 

Quick Silver Mirage Boat Prop, 

27 pitch, stainless steel, fits older 

model mercury $125 519-2518 

1996 Jetski $700 884-6593 

CAMPING 

2006 Jayco Camper, used twice, 

like new, sleeps 6 $10,000 FIRM 

807-1983 

1987 Jayco Pop-up Camper, 

mint condition, electric generator 

$1,000 or will trade for small car 

295-4479 

CATERING 

Crowder Creations 

GRAND 

OPENING 

Feb. 11 

www.crowdercreations.com 

204 TELLICO ST. NORTH 

442-5747 

CONSTRUCTION 

AND MATERIALS 

Barn Tin $5 a piece 404-4311 

7 Boxes Ceramic Tile Never 

Used, will cover 1800 - 2000 sq 

ft. Grayish Blue, $175 442-1037 

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 

Floor Model 57” Zenith Big 

Screen TV $500 836-0905 or 

253-6000 

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 

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 

Playstation 2 slim, six games, 

two controllers and two memory 

cards $80 836-0482 

Wii game ‘Need for speed carbon’ 

and 3 PS 3 games to sell, 

call 519-5496 

Electronic Game Caller for coyotes 

$60 371-1874 

50” RCA Projection screen TV, 

2005 model $175 OBO 371- 

8192 

48” Big screen TV, color needs 

adjusted, $40 423-453-1014 

26” TV - $30 OBO 423-887- 

3130 

Sony Video Camera $100 423- 

519-5157 

CLASSIFIEDS 

ELECTRONICS 

2 - 12 inch Pioneer speakers still 

in box paid $140 asking $100 

and a 840 watt amp, 2 channels, 

still in box paid $120 asking $80 

423-253-4852 

EMBROIDERY 

Business logos 

Monograms - Gifts 

CusToM eMBRoideRy 

Pam Henderson 

442-5106 or 715-2998 

www.tennesseeembroidery.com 

EMPLOYMENT 

Tellico Pride is accepting applications 

for cashier. Apply in person. 

Deli worker needed, experience 

is a must! Call 404-409-2435 

after 2pm. 

Monroe County Habitat for Humanity, 

a non-profit organization, 

seeks a Construction Coordinator 

to oversee all aspects of construction. 

Pay will be on based 

on a contracted rate, per house 

built. Applicants must have Contractor 

license and at least five 

years experience in all phases of 

residential construction. Interested 

parties should send a 

cover letter/resume to Melinda 

Britton, Executive Director, P.O. 

box 492, Madisonville, TN 

37354, or email to 

mctnhfh@bellsouth.net. By 2- 

29-12.E.O.E. 

Truck Drivers Needed OTR for 

D&K Logistics, Apply in person 

at 250 Lands Road 423-442- 

4699 

Upscale busy salon in Vonore is 

seeking the ideal candidate to 

join their team. Candidates with 

a significant following are eligible 

for a sign on bonus.. All candidates 

must have a strong desire 

to continue to build their business.. 

We offer continued education 

and truly believe in staying 

close to all trends. We offer a 

very competitive commission for 

services and retail . If you have 

the desire to work with friendly 

talented energetic people then 

this is the right place to be. Licensed 

cosmetologist or esthetician 

call for interview 884-3285 

ask for Misty 

THE BUZZ 442-1635 

EqUIPMENT & TOOLS 

Industrial generator, gas powered, 

$250 519-3876 

Motorized Wheel Barrow, ideal 

for transporting rocks/mulch uphill, 

$1,200, call 423-337-1791 

Hitachi Compound / chop saw 

$125 351-3975 

Ryobi Skil Saw 12 amp in case 

excellent condition $40 423- 

519-8232 

Hitachi Combination Drill, 18 

volt/110 compatible tools $175 

351-3975


CLASSIFIEDS 

EqUIPMENT & TOOLS 

Die hard Battery booster 750 

watt with a light $35 253-3703 

Mechanic Tools, call for info 884- 

2878 

Hamilton Drafting Table w/ Brunning 

Drafting Machine, $250, 

423-420-0822 

Large Vemco Drafting Machine 

$50 – 423-420-0822 

ExERCISE 

CLASSIFIEDS 

FOR RENT 

For Rent: 3BR/2BA Mobile 

Home in Madisonville, 3rd bedroom 

can be a small office. Private 

country setting $495 month 

plus $400 deposit, no pets (must 

be able to show $1500 per 

month verifiable income) 423- 

371-0236 

FURNITURE 

2 solid wood end tables with 

drawers, nice $30 519-4458 

Secretary’s Desk $150 836- 

8316 

CLASSIFIEDS 

FURNITURE 

Solid Oak Dining Table with leaf 

& 4 chairs $250 423-310-3093 

Boxspring for king size bed, good 

condition $75 442-4677 

HEAT & COOLING 

Wing Back Chair, Sage Green 

with beige stripe, $100, 442- 

1010 

Dining Room Table with 4 chairs 

and leaf $150 obo 519-7810 

Season firewood, call for info 

420-9687 

Firewood $60 per rick 442-6410 

Gas Heater $250 obo 519-4099 

Kitchen Table, breakfast nook 

$250 or will trade for nice pool 

table 253-4852 

Queen Size Box Spring & Mattress 

- $150 - 442-6410 

Sleep Number Twin Size Bed, 

great shape $400 442-1989 or 

519-7500 

Dry Oak Firewood, $55 for truckload 

(Chevy S-10) delivered in 

Madisonville 404-4311 

Warm Morning Gas Heater, 1 

year old, excellent condition 

$250 371-1056 


CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS 

GUDGER BILL SAYS: 

Tired of 

Rising 

Energy 

Costs? 

Let me tell You about 

Nature’s Comfort 

Outdoor Wood Furnaces 

LAWN & FARM 

Tomato & Bean Stakes 58” & 

78”, 30 cents & 50 cents each 

404-4311 

Craftsman Twin Cutter Saw, like 

new $70 253-3703 

Round hay bales 351-2839 

Vicon Baler RP1211M, 4’x5’, 

used last year $3500 obo 519- 

1044 

Square Hay Bales, mix grass $5 

per bale 337-9787 

Free Manure, you load & haul 

420-6354 

Weider Cable Workout Machine 

7 foot Massey Ferguson cycle 

has station for bench press, flies, 

bar mower with extra blades and 

triceps, leg extensions, leg curls, Bar stool set $50 442-1010 

extra parts $600 423-519-3623 

and back. Bonus treadmill included 

$250 519-6440 

Computer Desk $100 836-8316 

4 Drawer Chest $50 519-4458 

Chocolate Microsuede Rocker, Four Antique Ladder back chairs 

MISCELLANEOUS 

Lifestyler Expanse 500 Treadmill removable washable cover, very $100 836-0905 or 253-6000 

$100 253-7746 

soft $75 865-253-0597 

Collectible glassware 253-7448 

Dining Room Table with 3 chairs 

2 Solid oak TV towers, lighted, 

2 Weider Pro Exercise Machine $150 519-4391 

$100 each 423-836-8316 

Baby Swing $15, 519-6039 

$250 each 371-1056 

Ab Glider Pro Form, 2 months Queen pillow top mattress and Dresser $70 253-2589 

442-1743 519-1743 Stroller $15,Jumper $10 519old 

$75 firm 371-0317 boxsprings, extra nice $150 519- 

Used Heating & Air Units In- 6039 

4458 

Box Spring twin size $35 442- stalled, good condition, reason- 

4677 

able prices, call 423-337-0037 

Gas Grill $50 253-2589 

FOR RENT Cherry Dining Room Table with Solid oak dinning table 48 inch Firewood $35 a rick call Lester Infant Car Seat $25 836-3350 

6 chairs & hutch, bought from 

For Rent: Madisonville 

round, oversized chairs $500. 

Masons Furniture $500 210- 

423-371-3937 

423-337-0779 

Men & Womens 26” 5 speed bi- 

3BR/2BA, office/den, 2 acre lot, 0047 

Seasoned Firewood , Red Oak cycles $100 for both 295-5171 

RV garage with 2 doors for drive Kitchen Table, no chairs, $25 Office Chair, used without arm- and Hickory,$40 a rick, will de- 

thru $1000 month James 519- 404-2446 

rests, blue fabric $8 337-1791 liver 423-333-8727 

Complete Coca Cola Train Set, 

0600 

make offer 836-9465 

Single bed boxsprings $40 442- Beautiful 2 plank, solid walnut Seasoned Scaley Bark Hickory 

6410 

blanket chest. Bought from Scott Firewood $40 per rick, only 3 Econo-Cabin, 12x20, has a/c 

For Rent: 900 sq ft office in Black office computer chair and Mansion, Tellico Plains during loads left 519-4759 

$6000 423-371-9702 

Sweetwater, central h/a, carpet, small desk $125 423-536-6073 1970’s. Dove tailed and pegged, 

furnished, second floor, Hwy 68 

no nails $400 442-9674 

Sunbeam Tanning Bed, 24 

frontage $450 month, Call Burt 

bulbs, standard size $600 obo 

519-0700 

Cherry Wood Armoire $250 420- Sealy King pillow top mattress 

865-643-0048 

3217 

and boxsprings $150 519-4458 

Sweetwater: 20,000 sq ft Metal 

4 Dress Suits with ties, size 36” 

Blue Leather Recliner $40 442- 

Building, 8 acres, all or portioned, 

King Size Waterbed with heating 

waist, size Large shirt, vest & 

9363 

TVA FINANCING 

3 phase power, some equip- 

pad & headboard $75 423-381- 

AVAILABLE 

coat $100 each 423-333-9332 

ment, ie: welders, shear, brake, 4 Oak chairs and long table, 2105 

overhead crane. Lease, sale, 

5’ Long Computer Desk with 3 Jimmy Harris Brown, White, Easter and Duck 

good condition $75 519-4949 

eggs for sale. $2 a dozen, three 

owner finance, James 519-0600 

drawers, great shape $100 210- 442-5039 519-7871 for $5. Call Nicholas at 442-1327 

For Rent: Madisonville Duplex, 

Dining Room Table with 2 chairs 0244 

2BR/1BA, 1 car garage, appli- 

$80 253-2589 

2 Kitchen Buffets, different sizes 

10 Little girl sleepers, size 9- 

HOME HEALTH 

ances $575 month James 519- 

$100 each 337-0779 

12mos $2 each 519-6039 

Couch wood around bottom and 

0600 

on the arms, light brown with Antique Wooden Dresser with Looking for medical equip- Bees & Hives 423-253-2144 

flowers $80 519-4949 

glass knobs 42” wide x 33” high, ment..such as wheelchairs, 

3 Old Quilts $30 for all three (dif- 

Building For Rent: 1800 sq.ft. on 

4 drawers, great condition $75 crutches, etc. These items will be 

Computer Desk, $20 – 442- 

ferent patchwork colors) 263- 

Hwy 411, price negotiable de- 

772-532-4270(Madisonville sent to Nicaragua Hospitals. 

1010 

5823 

pending on length of lease 420- 

area) 

Please call 442-4709 if you have 

0380 

Cherry Round bar table, excel- 

any to donate. 

Teal Prom Dress, size 8 with se- 

Castle toddler bed $20 404-8033 

lent condition, $100 442-1037 

Pottychair for handicap $35 253quins 

$40 each 442-5417 

Light Brown Crib and Changing 

For Rent: 2BR/1BA Apartment in 

7746 

table matching set $75 404- 

White Prom Dress, size 6 with 

Madisonville, County Farm Apts, Sandy’s Treasures 8033 

Big Walker with let down seat for rhinestones $40 each 442-5417 

full kitchen, washer & dryer hook 

New Pub Style Dining Room handicap $60, 423-253-7746 Large Collection of Avon Bottles, 

up, water included $450 month Used Furniture Table with 4 chairs, dark wood Electric Powerchair, like new, 2 

35-50 years old $300 865-388- 

865-816-2496 

& Household Items on top with black legs $130 836- new batteries $2,000 351-7154 

3726 

5107 

The Willows 401 College Street 

Wheelchair $50, Electric Wheel- 

20 piece crystal with silver trim, 

chair $250, Handicap Potty 

$30 442-9363 

New 2&3 Bedrooms 

Mahogany Pedestal Table with 

Madisonville 7 chairs, 2 chairs have arm rails, Chair $25, Lots of medical stuff, Barbie Dolls, 50th Anniversary 

Apartments 

18” extension leaf, 42” wide x 66” 253-7123 

$525-$625/month 423-253-4618 

Edition, in box, great shape 

long, beige cushion floral design Small childs wheel chair $50 1959, 1967, 1971 $75 for all 519- 

Security Deposit Waived * wac Dining Room Table with 3 chairs on seats $250 442-9664 253-6000 

0144 

$100 253-2589 

Pet Friendly 

Computer Armoire, excellent All Electric Hospital Bed with Tra- Girls Johnny Jumper, pink $10 

washer & dryer, refrigerator, mi- 

shape $50 404-2446 

peze bar & air mattress $1,800 519-6039 

Dresser $40 253-2589 

crowave, stove, dishwasher, 

Antique Dry Sink $55 772-532- 253-7123 

Girls pink Graco stroller $15 519- 

Table & six chairs, Ratan-glass 4270 (Madisonville area) Transport Wheelchair for handi- 6039 

423-442-1833 top- seats upholstered in green 

cap, new $100 253-7746 

velvet $250 423-519-3623 

Heavy Duty Pool Table Cover, 

green, fits 4’x8’ $50 865-408- 

niles FeRRy aPTs 

HEAT & COOLING 

Living Room Suite (Couch, 

LAWN & FARM 0118 

Under New Management loveseat & ottoman), light green Gas Heater $225 519-4099 

Clean affordable safe housing $200 423-310-3093 

Beauregard Sweet Potato Plants Capital Meat Steaks, full box, 36 

Free Firewood 519-7532 

We background check everyone 

519-3718 

steaks $100 371-1874 

Queen size boxspring & mat- 

so you & your family can tress, good condition $150 442- Seasoned Oak & Hickory Fire- 5’ Tiller, new set of tines $1200 Gamo Pellet Gun with scope, 

reside in a family friendly 4677 

wood $50 a load (long bed Ford obo 519-1044 

1500 ft per second $100 371environment, 

Weekly rent 

Ranger truck bed) 261-4900 

Drop Leaf Dining Table 41” long 

Rear garden tiller for toro-wheel 

1874 

(utilities & cable included) x 54” wide $95 obo 772-532- 

horse, new never used. $200 Home Interior pictures and ac- 

Firewood $45 per rick 423-381- 

371-1484 4270 (Madisonville area) 

295-5916 

cessories, various prices 836- 

2105 

4839


CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS 

MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS MOBILE HOMES MOBILE HOMES REAL ESTATE 

20 Gauge High Powered Air Pellet 

Gun, shoots up to 375 yards 

$65 253-7746 

Sportcraft Pool Table $100 442- 

7977 

2 Prom Dresses, blue size 18, 

red size 16 $25 each 442-5809 

Leather jacket zippered cuffs and 

pockets, size medium, black real 

nice $25 519-4458 

55 Gallon Plastic Barrels $12 

each 442-4319 

Tippmann A-5 Paintball Gun $75 

865-258-0111 

Marlin 30-30 Gun $500 442- 

3549, ask for Brian 

Huge Area rug, good condition. 

$50 404-5612 

Intercut 8” Commercial Cutting 

Knife for fabric, used very little 

$250 442-5413 

Wood blinds various sizes $25 

each 836-0905 or 253-6000 

Moving Boxes 40+, all sizes $50 

for all 570-855-0151 (Madisonville) 

GOT 

BUGS 

Call McMurray 

442-2437 

CH019 

Collection of 200 Dolls, just in 

time for Christmas, call for more 

information 420-9911 or 351- 

3874 

Wedding Dress, size 12 $100 

423-920-8841 

Antique Underwood typewriter, 

black, art deco style, 1918 $35 

404-8611 

Childs Daybed, white $100 836- 

0905 or 253-6000 

Dresses, size 20 519-7810 

Beautiful Wedding Dress, size 4 

$80 442-5809 

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 

Freezer Beef: Black Angus or 

Hereford Steer, 500-600lb, 

$1.25 per lb. live weight. Grain 

and grass fed no growth hor- $200 obo 836-7874 

mones. 423-887-5342 or 423- 

920-2333 

New Basketball Game for pool, 

still in box $50 (retails for $239) 

Mens Leather Jacket, size XL 337-4330 

$75 442-2709 

Brother Sewing Machine $65 

371-5834 

0 -24 months Boys and Girls 

Name Brand Clothing, no stains, 

Beautiful White Wedding Dress, 

no smoke, selling ALL stock – 

size 18, sleeveless $250 obo 

Dealers or individuals are wel- 

519-6905 

come. $2000 obo 519-6039 Boys clothes 0 - 6 mos. socks, 

bibs, etc. also have a highchair. 

423-836-9308 

Blue Prom Dress, size 4 with sequins 

$40 each 442-5417 

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

per lb. on hoof live weight. 423- 

887-5079 or 423-572-0503 

Remington Pocket Watch, 

Working Condition, 100 yrs old, 

$200 442-1037 

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 

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 

1 Original Green Zebco Cardinal 

Spinning Reel, extra spoil, extra 

set bail springs $125 519-9898 

45 Caliber Black Powder CVA 

Optima, 3x9x32 scope $125 

404-0961 

55 Gallon Steel Barrels $15 each 

442-4319 

Boys stroller $15 519-6039 

3 months- 6 months girls clothes 

$1 each 519-6039 

Wedding dress, size 12 never 

worn, $50 423-253-2374 

Over 100 Ty Beanie Babies, 

must buy all at $1 each. Very 

nice! 420-9911 or 351-3874 

Little girls red velvet Christmas 

dresses $3 each or 2 for $5 420- 

9911 or 351-3874 

Vanity & Sink 25” wide x 19” 

deep x 31” high $75 442-5252 

Nice 2X men & women clothing, 

clean, plastic bin included 519- 

0144 

Cowboy Boots for men, women 

& children (used) call the Bootlegger 

for details 519-0144 

Graco and Even Flow carseats, 

newborn to 20lbs. $30 each 519- 

1397 

MOBILE HOMES 

3 Bedroom 

w/Fireplace 

$26843 

Delivered 

865-938-2041 

WE BUY USED SINGLE 

AND DOUBLEWIDES 

442-9441 

New Home Loans 

Payments as low as 

$400 a month! 

Zero down with land! 

423-337-5992 

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 

Fixed Income 

Land Owners 

ZERO Down 

LOW Payment 

865-938-2051 

Madisonville, 1 + acre lot, level, 

city water, asphalt street, Health 

Department approved Doublewide 

or House, $18,500 Call 

James at 519-0600 

Used 

Doublewide 

$19,805 

Delivered 

to Your Land 

3 Bedroom/ 2 Bath 

865-938-2051 

4 Doublewides 

UNDER $40,000! 

30 new 

douBlewides 

on disPlay 

Monroe County 

Mobile Homes 

Hwy 411 Madisonville 

442-9441 

also oPen sunday 1-5 

2008 4 Bedroom 

Doublewide 

Must Sell 

865-332-3650 

2004 Doublewide 

Will Move to 

Your Site 

ZERO DOWN 

865-332-3650 

1 Year Old 

Doublewide 

Must Sell 

865-332-3650 

Madisonville: Mobile Home Lot 

with septic, power pole, owner finance 

$15,000 or $1,500 down 

and $300 month James 519- 

0600 

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 

1982 Yamaha Virago 750cc Motorcycle 

$4900 obo 442-3549, 

ask for Brian 

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 

1993 Yamaha Dirt Bike 180 RT, 

runs great, nice helmet included 

$450 253-6875 

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 

Old Record Player $150 obo 

887-3130 

Yamaha Electric Keyboard with 

stand $100 865-776-0933 

Fender guitar with case and 

Teavey amp 423-519-6534 

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 

For Sale By Owner: 2BR/1BA 

House on lot, storage building, 

113 Edgewood Street, Madisonville 

865-556-5274 

Older 2BR/1BA Home in Sweetwater, 

Rent To Own, $300 month 

plus $500 deposit 519-1162 

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 

TRUCKS, VANS 

& SUV 

02 Mazda B3000, ext. cab, automatic, 

red, serious calls only 

$5000 obo. 865-335-6884 

1996 GMC Suburban 4x4, 

leather interior, power windows 

and locks. 3rd seat, engine is 

454 7.4 liter Vortec, 195k Runs 

and looks great $3500 423-261- 

2735 

1976 GMC 2500 pickup truck 

2WD $900 253-2589 

2001 Ford F-150 pickup truck, 

new tires and in real good shape. 

Also a camper top to go with the 

bed. 423-836-4824 

Customized 1994 Dodge Ram 

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numbers pertaining to his 

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said. “We were able 

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to locate the missing items 

and reclaim the property.” 

The case investigation 

would be continuing, the 

division said, and charges 

are pending. A suspect has 

been identified. 

“It is vital that everyone 

keep serial numbers relating 

to all items of value,” 

Sheriff Bill Bivens said. “It 

increases our detectives’ 

chances of finding, indentifying, 

and returning 

stolen property.” 

The detective division 

recommended taking pictures 

of all valuable property, 

including electronics 

such as computers, televisions, 

and cameras, plus 

jewelry, tools, equipment, 

musical instruments, and 

weapons. Then put the 

pictures and a list of the 

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Do not store the serial 

number list and pictures at 

home, where a fire, theft, 

or other misfortune could 

result in the information 

being lost. 

“With jewelry, such as 

rings, use a dark background 

such as a black 

cloth and place a ruler or 

quarter in the picture for 

size reference,” the division 

said. “Kids, by the 

way, are a great help in 

compiling the numbers, 

lists, and pictures, because 

it’s a fun adventure for 

them and a great way to 

spent a rainy Saturday afternoon.” 

For more information, 

call the sheriff’s detective 

division at 423-442-5002, 

or contact any of the 

county’s municipal police 

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lowing a search by police 

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Charged by Madisonville 

Police Captain Detective 

Daniel Dockery 

with possession of Schedule 

II oxycodone was 

Justin Chad Carroll, 27, of 

Henry Drive, Madisonville. 

Dockery said he spotted 

Carroll leaving a local 

business and checking 

Carroll’s status learned 

that Carroll was wanted 

for an active warrant out 

of McMinn County for violation 

of probation. 

Placing Carroll under 

arrest for the warrant, 

Dockery began a search of 

Carroll’s person and found 

a small box containing 16 

circular blue pills with an 

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