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Volume: VIII Issue: 278
Madisonville Board Sworn In
Justice Lee Issues Oath of Office
Four newly elected city
officials took the oath of
office in swearing-in ceremonies
in Madisonville on
Saturday.
Supreme Court Justice
Sharon Lee administered
the oath, formally inducting
and anchoring to their
Two local teachers were
honored recently by the
Reach Them to Teach
Them Foundation. Pam
Barker and Stephanie
posts for the next four
years Recorder Ted Cagle
and Aldermen Glenn
Moser, Bill Spradlin, and
Gus Davis.
The residents of
Madisonville elected the
(See Oath pg 4)
Reach Them To Teach Them
Honors Two Local Teachers
Atkins, both fourth grade
teachers at Madisonville
Intermediate School, were
nominated by a student’s
parent for their outstanding
work in the classroom.
This nomination allowed
(See Teachers pg 14)
MONDAY
Saturday Night at the Wreck
Driver Tallies Third DUI Offense
A Monroe County
driver who was involved in
a single-vehicle crash Saturday
evening achieved a
designation not many
other drivers manage, that
Harris
No matter where you
traveled in the county
over the weekend there
was a little bit of Christmas
to greet you. Greg
Altum and Tulli Cole traveled
from a Christmas of
1757 at Fort Loudoun in
Vonore to a Victorian
Christmas of Yesteryear
in Tellico Plains and
down the streets of
Madisonville and Sweetwater
for parades. More
photos inside.
of a third driving under
the influence violation.
Charged by Tennessee
Highway Patrol Trooper
Chris Best with DUI3,
(See Fraher pg 4)
Officers arrested a
driver with drugs who
caught their attention
when his truck stood out,
bearing the wrong license
tag as it traveled down the
highway early Saturday
morning.
Charged by Tennessee
December 3, 2012
Fraher
Wrong Vehicle Plate Leads to Drug Arrest
Driver Charged on Six Counts
Highway Patrol Trooper
Chris Best with driving on
revoked license sixth offense,
possession of unlawful
drug paraphernalia,
driving a vehicle with the
wrong tag, driving an un-
(See Harris pg 4)
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GIBSON, FLORENCE M.,
age 86, of Madisonville, went
home to be with the Lord,
A.M. Saturday, December 1,
2012 at NHC of Athens. Born
in Monroe Co., she was the
wife of the late Kenneth W.
Gibson (who died in 1983) and
the daughter of the late John
Watson & Elsie Watson Hicks.
Long time member of Notchey
Creek Baptist Church. Survivors,
son & daughter-in-law,
Larry & Pam Gibson, Riceville,
Sisters-in-law, Irene Gibson,
Virginia, Edna Gibson, Georgia,
Several nieces &
nephews. Funeral 7:30 P.M.
Monday, Notchey Creek Baptist
Church, Rev. Gale Miller officiating.
Family will receive
friends 5-7:30 P.M. Monday at
Notchey Creek Baptist Church.
Arrangements by Biereley-
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30, 2012 at Sweetwater Hospital.
Survivors, husband,
Essie Lynn, Sr., Daughters &
sons-in-law, Jewel Lynn, Beaufort,
S.C., Carrie Lee & Ray
Ellington, Kathy Joyce & Terry
Worley, Josie & Charles Wallace,
Lottie Mae Faulkner,
Mary Mandy Smith, Sons &
daughters-in-law, William Paul
& Carolyn Lynn,
Essie, Jr. & Ellen Lynn, Sam
Harrison Lynn, Leonard
William Lynn, Mark Dewayne
Lynn, Douglas Ray & Gena
Lynn, all of Sweetwater, 35
grandchildren, numerous
great-grandchildren & greatgreat-grandchildren,
Preceded
in death by daughters, Barbara
Ellen Powers & Eva Jo Gardner,
several grandchildren,
parents, William & Martha
Pittman Carter. Funeral 8 P.M.
Sunday, Biereley-Hale Chapel.
Interment 11 A.M. Monday,
Sweetwater Memorial Park.
Family will receive friends 6-8
P.M. Sunday at Biereley-Hale
Funeral Home, Madisonville.
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LOR (W.T.), age 76, of
Knoxville, passed away
peacefully Saturday morning,
December 1, 2012 at his home
surrounded by his loving family
members. W.T. was born April
24, 1936 in a farmhouse on the
banks of the Little Tennessee
river in Vonore to the late Paul
Starritt and Irene Shirk Starritt.
Member of Mt. Zion Baptist
Church, Vonore. A 1956 graduate
of Vonore High School.
Retired from Knox County
Parks & Recreation. W.T. will
be greatly missed by his special
friend Buddy Cook and
others at the Senior Center.
Survivors, wife, Patricia McKee
Starritt, Daughter, Renee Jenkins,
Granddaughters, Wendy
Walker Gillespie & spouse,
Jimmy Gillespie, Jessica Jenkins,
Great-grandchildren, Kincaid
and Keaton Gillespie, Kai
Boyles, Caring & loving brothers
& sister, Kermit, Bill and
Clayton Starritt, Peggy Dotson,
Mother-in-law, Marie McKee,
Preceded in death by his
sweet older sister, Barbara
(Bo) Hagler, his fun older
brother, Barney (Hoot) Starritt,
brother-in-law & sister-in-law,
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Authorities in Caspar,
Wyoming, said on Saturday
that a male wielding a
“sharp-edged weapon”
killed one person in a
neighborhood in the town
on Friday before he killed
a male teacher and himself
in front of students in a
community college classroom.
Police found the
first victim, a woman, in a
street two miles from Caspar
College; investigators
were unclear regarding the
man’s motive for the
killings.
Linebacker Jovan
Belcher of the Kansas City
Chiefs shot and killed his
girlfriend on Saturday and
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Stadium and turned the
gun on himself, committing
suicide in front the
teams’ coach and general
manager after thanking
the two men for all they
had done for him. Authorities
did not release a
motive, though police said
Belcher and 22-year-old
Kasandra Perkins, the parents
of a three-month-old
girl, had been arguing recently.
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South Carolina Republican
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strong winds continued to
pound northern California
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earlier storm on Friday
and a pending third storm
on Sunday. The inclement
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knock out more power installations,
delay flights, tie
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According to CBS
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of Americans nationwide
believe same-sex
marriage should be legal,
as opposed to four in ten
who are against gay and
lesbian marriages. Nine
states, including the District
of Columbia, were
expected to follow Maine,
Maryland, and Washington
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on Friday, taking the Pac-
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Fraher
(Continued from pg 1)
driving on revoked license,
failure to maintain lane,
and failure to exercise due
care was John Rodney Fraher,
47, of Tellico Camp
Road, Madisonville.
According to Best, Fraher
wrecked his 2001 Saturn
on Ballplay around
6:40 p.m. Best found Fraher
smelling of alcohol,
unsteady on his feet, and
peering about with bloodshot
eyes.
Fraher admitted to
drinking two beers two
hours earlier, Best said.
Fraher also submitted
to sobriety and blood alcohol
content testing.
Prior DUI convictions
occurred in May 2002 and
in December 2011.
Jail papers said Fraher
was held in custody on
$12,000 bond.
Harris
(Continued from pg 1)
registered vehicle, and
driving with no insurance
and by Madisonville Police
Sergeant Adam Russell
with possession of Schedule
VI marijuana was Benjie
Wayne Harris, 36, of
South Kate Street, Madisonville.
Best said he spotted
Harris’ Chevy S-10 truck
on Highway 68 and
stopped it for traveling
without a proper license
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ris’ driver’s license revoked,
not once, not
twice, but five times, and
charged him with sixth offense
revoked.
Best determined that
Harris had been convicted
of driving on a revoked license
in December 1998,
in December 1999, again
in December 1999, in December
2000, in September
2005, and again in
September 2005.
Harris had no insurance
or registration for the
truck but had a needle in
his jacket pocket he said
he used for shooting up
pain pills, Best said.
Russell said he located a
bag of marijuana on the
ground outside the truck
as he backed up Best on
the traffic stop. He said
Harris admitted to its
ownership.
Oath
(Continued from pg 1)
men on November 6.
The program was brief
and included a welcome
by Mayor Alfred McClendon,
invocation by Reverend
Carole Martin, the
Pledge of Allegiance led by
Spradlin, and brief remarks
prior to the cere-
mony by Lee.
Family, friends, and city
workers gathered for the
event. Donna’s Old Town
Café provided a light
catered meal afterward.
Asked what were the
most important considerations
for the city’s Board
of Aldermen in the coming
term, Moser replied
that he felt it imperative
the town finish its current
sewer upgrade project, address
street improvements
throughout the town, and
consider how the aldermen
could make a new library
a reality.
Also on hand were
board member Linda
Hensley, Police Chief
Gregg Breeden, and insurance
professional Alan
Johnson.
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Perfect Night For A Parade In Sweetwater
Greg Altum
Thousands turned out
for the Sweetwater Christmas
parade that took
place Friday night.
By 6:15 p.m. many were
waiting along Mayes Avenue,
Main Street, and
Highway 68. The parade
started down Mayes Avenue
and went to Plaza 68.
The Kiwanis Club put
on the event, as it has for
33 or 34 years, according to
Harris Lovingood, parade
co-chairperson with
Charles Ridenour.
“It’s kind of herding
cats; we‘re ready to go,”
said Lovingood, sitting in
a golf cart around 6:50
p.m. As he noted, the parade
featured 25 floats, two
marching bands, 130 to
140 cars, and emergency
equipment. Horses that
looked to be about a hundred
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would participate. Sweetwater
Police showed its
experience with handling
security and traffic.
Young people (and
maybe a few others)
started cheering as 7 p.m.
rolled around. People like
the Guinan family were
anxiously awaiting at Barnett
Dry Cleaners. A
Sweetwater Police car
started heading down
Main Street and people
could hear the drums of
the Sweetwater High
Wildcat Marching Band.
It was followed by the
Sweetwater Elementary
School float. The parade
slowed down to allow five
Kerbela members to entertain
in their mini-cars.
One could hear “The
Twelve Days of Christmas”
coming from the
Brown Elementary School
float. Then came the floats
from Salt and Light Studios
and Sweetwater Martial
Arts. Beauty queens
then waved to everyone,
including the Muscadine
Festival winners and Ashley
Ingram, Miss Tennessee
United States.
Quality Mobile Glass
caught many eyes with an
inflated snowman and a
sign that said, “Jesus: The
Reason for the Season.”
Floats from Shelton’s
Grove Baptist Church and
FSG Bank followed, and a
half dozen kids ran up to
the Sloan’s car for candy.
Then came floats from
United Church of Christ,
Meigs County High
School, and Century
21/Hendershot Realty.
The Greasy’s Trailer
Court float featured a
spinning snowman. Floats
that came after it included
Girl Scout Troops 20291
and 20203, Sweetwater
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The parade ended at
about 7:52 p.m. (depending
on where you were).
The many horses present
signaled the end of the festivities,
and quite appropriately,
a street-cleaning
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creatures. A few of the
floats won prizes.
“It was good,” said
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“Lot more stuff in it
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Tellico Plains All Aglow
Tullli Cole
The night may have
been growing chillier by
the minute, but hearts
were all warm and aglow in
Tellico Plains on Saturday.
For the Candlelight Walk
celebration had returned
to the little town with a
big heart.
Horse-drawn buggies
clip-clopped down the
streets, bells jingled and
jangled, and laughter
echoed alongside Christmas
carols and beautiful
live music.
Hot cocoa kept the
shivers at bay, even as
fresh-baked cookies and
other tasty treats gave
birth to some rosycheeked
smiles.
Wise men, a goat or
two, and several angels and
shepherds all congregated
around the baby Jesus and
his earthly parents, as the
story of the Nativity
played out before an enraptured
audience.
Lights and decorations
of many a color, from red
and green to hues of blue,
twinkled in the night, illuminating
this very festive
atmosphere.
And at the heart of it all
was the town’s Christmas
tree. Bright and tall and
proud, it was the centerpiece
of the transformed
square.
It was a true winter
wonderland.
No surprise, then, that
Santa Claus himself rolled
into Tellico Plains on his
Beanie Baby-decorated
motorcycle. Even the old
Grinch dropped in for a
visit, flashing his termitefilled
grin to all those
brave enough to enter his
lair.
The Candlelight Walk
also heralded the booksigning
of Coy Franklin’s
Daybreak in the Mountains,
the inspirational tale
of his father: the Reverend
C. McCoy Franklin. Mr.
Franklin signed copies of
the biography at the
Bookshelf.
All in all, December 1
was a night filled to the
brim with memorable moments,
fellowship, and
Christmas spirit, all of it
going down in Tellico
Plains.
“It’s so beautiful,” said
December 3, 2012
Jeri Forkner gives a spinning demonstration for Jacob
Stewart at Sheila Holbo's Scott Street Gallery
one young girl, as she
walked the streets and
took in the sights and
sounds of the celebration.
And that, perhaps, best
describes this year’s Can-
dlelight Walk—another
chapter to a tradition that
grows bigger and bigger
(and better!) with each
passing year.
With his Gibson 340 guitar, Eddie Fontenot entertained
at the Downtown Creamery Saturday as part of the Candlelight
Walk held in Tellico Plains.

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Drivers with Early Christmas Spirits Arrested
Others Incarcerated for Misbehavior, Other Violations
The first day of the
final month of the year
was a wee bit early for sipping
the Christmas cheer
and definitely a no-no
while driving. Several persons
were arrested on Saturday
and Sunday for
alcohol and driving violations.
Charged by Madisonville
Police Sergeant
Adam Russell with driving
under the influence (DUI)
on Saturday night was
Brian K. Hysell, 34, of
Athens. Russell stopped
Hysell’s Ford Taurus on
Highway 411 for traveling
too slow in the hammer
lane of the highway and
for crossing over the center
line several times. Hysell
performed sobriety
tests poorly and gave up a
loaded syringe in the driver’s
door pocket. Russell
additionally charged him
with no insurance, drug
paraphernalia, and mini-
mum speed turnouts.
Charged with DUI by
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Trooper Rodney Best on
Friday was Kathryn
Lianne Norton, 56, of
Hawkins Road, Sweetwater.
Best said he received
a tip of a swerving vehicle
on Highway 11 that had almost
hit two other cars,
and he found Norton’s
2005 Toyota on the highway,
crossing and recrossing
into the fog lane.
Norton performed testing
poorly, Best said.
Police officers arrested
two persons for underage
consumption on Saturday,
one for sitting on the
porch of the Madisonville
Police Department while
lifting a beer to her lips,
the other for drinking
wine from a thermos bottle
at Tellico Plains’ Candlelight
Walk.
Patrol Officer Chris
Williams arrested Tonya
Dawn Lewis, 18, of Gamble
Gap Road, Tellico
Plains, drinking a beer
while perched on the
bench near the front door
of the department. He
termed her uncooperative
in providing identification
and other information.
Patrol Officer Travis
Gunter found Jonathan
Banks, 20, of Crossville
walking around in the candlelight
of downtown Tellico
Plains while smelling
of alcohol. Inside a thermos
bottle that Banks carried
was wine, Gunter
said.
In other violations on
Saturday:
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Trooper Phillip Warren
charged Larry Jack
Miller Jr, 25, of Highway
411, Madisonville with
driving on suspended license
after stopping
Miller’s 1995 S-10 truck for
an expired tag.
Trooper Cory Russell
charged Christian D.
Longmire, 24, of Citico
Road, Vonore with driving
on suspended license after
Longmire drove her 1994
Honda Accord through a
car crash scene and almost
hit Russell.
And Police Sergeant
Adam Russell charged
Matthew A. Morrow, 26,
of McLemore Road, Tellico
Plains with driving on
revoked license, finding
him at a convenient store
in his car but with no license.
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December 3, 2012
In Vonore They Turned Back The Clock To Christmas 1757
Greg Altum
A lot of people came
from miles around to
enjoy the “Christmas 1757”
program that took place
Saturday at Fort Loudoun.
“It’s been a great
turnout,” said Eric
Hughey, who became park
manager in July. “The
weather’s beautiful.”
As he noted, about 40
re-enactors were present.
Most of them were with
the Independent Company
of South Carolina.
The raising of the colors
took place at 10 a.m.
Artillery and musket drills
took place a number of
times during the day. A
Christmas church service
Rev. J. Frank Jarboe portrayed Rev. William Richardson
to deliver a divine worship service at Fort Loudoun Saturday
as part of the Christmas 1757 presentation. Park
manager Eric Hughey said about 40 re-enactors participated
and the beautiful weather helped attendance.
The Independent Company of South Carolina gave a
cannon-firing demonstration Saturday at Fort Loudoun
as part of the Christmas 1757 presentation.
Boy Scout Troop 216 of Trussville, Alabama, visited Fort
Loudoun Saturday to enjoy the Christmas 1757 presentation.
took place with Rev. J.
Frank Jarboe portraying
Rev. William Richardson.
Christmas carols and wassail
tasting were also on
the plate (the day’s program
featured the song
“English Carol Book”).
The lowering of the
colors took place at 4:30
p.m., followed by an assembly
at the Visitor Cen-
ter. It was followed by a
book signing courtesy of
author Barton Redmon. A
candlelight tour at 6 p.m.
topped off the day.
White soldiers’ tents
could be seen for the
event. Indian re-enactors
were also present. A cooking
demonstration took
place, as did a demonstration
of laundry techniques
as well as popular items for
trade in that period.
As the program for the
event pointed out, Christmas
traditions observed at
Fort Loudoun include the
greenery, the Advent season,
the mistletoe, and of
course the food and drink.
For more information,
visit the web site
www.fortloudoun.com.
Homecoming At Rural Vale School
Rural Vale School held its Basketball Homecoming Thursday night. Pictured
are the 2012-13 Homecoming Court. From left to right - Prince Fisher Swanson,
Prince; Alyssa Brown, Princess; Josh Cain, King; Jacobi Lynn, Queen, and
First Runner-Up Hunter Swanson, First Runner-Up Mazie Hooper.
Photo by Allen Roberts
Rural Vale Cheerleaders took time for a Buzz photo during the Homecoming
activities last Thursday night.

December 3, 2012 Page 9 - The BUZZ
Lights, Sirens, Santa and his Sleigh in Madisonville
Greg Altum
Saturday’s Christmas
parade in Madisonville revealed
a great many loyal
attendees, with folks taking
their places well over
an hour before its 5 p.m.
starting time.
Alderperson Linda
Garrett-Hensley helped
guide parade entries to the
grounds of Madisonville
Primary School. As she
said, the parade was to go
downtown on College
Street, turn at the
Methodist and Baptist
churches, go past the Post
Office and around at the
old Harvey building, up by
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Johnson Insurance then
back to the school. She
mentioned the Madisonville
Kiwanis Club was
putting on the parade, as it
has for at least three years.
There were some
things to enjoy before the
parade cranked up. Donna
Leslie gave out hot chocolate
and tea by Donna’s
Old Town Café. Budding
eight-year-old vocalist Emi
Sunshine could be heard
singing “O Beautiful Star
of Bethlehem” just down
the road.
But then the sirens and
the drums of the marching
band could be heard and it
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begin. The Kiwanis’ banner
leading the parade
thanked businesses that
contributed: Athens Federal,
FSG Bank/United
Community Bank; Biereley-Hale;
Peoples Bank of
East Tennessee; Volunteer
Federal; Walmart; Citizens
National Bank. Lowell
Russell was grand marshal.
Parade entries included
Monroe County Sheriff
Bill Bivins; County Mayor
Tim Yates; Gold Star
Mothers; the honorary
grand marshal and grand
marshal; Mayor Alfred
McClendon and all alderpersons;
Madisonville
High School Band; Madisonville
Intermediate
Schools (including their
twirlers); Chota Community
Health Services;
Quality Home Glass;
Clifton Missionary Baptist
Church; Century
21/Hendershot Realty;
Garrett Tractor; Tsali
Notch Vineyard featuring
the Muscadine Queen;
Westside Baptist Church;
Inspired Fitness; Chestua
Baptist Youth Group;
Druid Hill Baptist
Church; Madisonville
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Madisonville Lions Club;
Liberty Tax Service; TBR
Mountain Saloon; People’s
Bank of East Tennessee;
Sweetwater Paranormal
Research; Blair’s Backwoods
Barbecue; Martin’s
Body Shop; Greasy’s
Trailer Park; Monroe
County Rescue Squad;
Harrill Towing; MD Automotive;
Lil Caesar‘s Pizza;
Tri-Community Fire Department;
Gudger Fire
Department; Christianburg
Fire Department;
National Guard; Notchey
Creek Fire Department;
Monroe County Hazmat
Response Team; Madisonville
Fire Department;
Madisonville Fire & Rescue;
Monroe County Ambulance
Service.
There were many classic
vehicles, more than
one Santa Claus, and - at
the end - many horses.
Lots of candy was thrown
up that was picked up
after the parade passed by.
It was over at about 5:45
p.m. Madisonville Police
kept things running
smoothly, assisted by the
county Sheriff’s Department
and THP.
“It was good,” said B.J.
Morris, from Madisonville
(like all the following).
“Loved it,” said Bobby
Bookout.
“I like the churches in
there,” said Chris Kirkland.
“I thought it was pretty
good,” said Nita Williams.
“It was great,” said
Megan Kirkland.

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Pruning Grapevines
Jonathan Rhea
Monroe County
Extension Agent
The following is a
very informative piece
writtne by Dr. David
Lockwood, UT Small
Fruit Specialist
With the holiday season
coming up, you may
find yourself with a little
more spare time than normal
and, if the weather is
nice, getting a head-start
on pruning might seem
like a good idea. This
brings up the question,
“How early can grapevines
be pruned?”
Like most things in biology,
variation is the
name of the game. Therefore,
the actual answer will
depend on a number of
factors. Generally speaking,
it would be a good
idea to wait as late in the
dormant period as possible
to start pruning, yet
still be able to get it all
done. There are considerations
and modifications
to the above statement.
Considerations:
By waiting until after
the first of the year to
begin pruning, there
should be no question as
to whether the vines are
fully dormant. Pruning
vines before they are fully
dormant could interfere
with the ability of the vine
to go dormant thus increasing
the potential for
cold injury.
The earlier that vines
are pruned in winter, the
greater the number of
buds that should be left as
a hedge against cold injury.
The down side to this is
that if no bud loss occurs,
repruning and/or cluster
thinning will be necessary
to prevent overcropping.
Varieties that are highly
fruitful on secondary buds
can be pruned earlier
and/or closer to the desired
bud count than other
varieties. French-American
hybrids tend to be
more fruitful on secondary
buds than American or
V. vinifera varieties.
Pruning wounds remain
susceptible to Eutypa
infection much
longer early in the season
than later. Prune late in
the dormant season to
promote rapid healing of
cuts, especially for varieties
that are more susceptible
to Eutypa.
Modifications:
Delayed pruning may
be of value in lessening
frost damage. Bud break
begins first on the terminals
of canes. Waiting
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desired areas on canes by
several days which may be
enough to escape damage
by a late frost. A drawback
to delayed pruning is the
damage that can be done
to new growth and buds as
prunings are removed
from vines.
Double pruning is a
modification of delayed
pruning. With it, canes
that will not be needed for
fruiting are removed while
the vine is dormant. Replacement
canes and
canes that will be cut back
for fruiting spurs are
pruned after growth has
begun, as described above.
Pruning involves making
cuts on vines to:
- eliminate dead, broken,
or diseased wood
- eliminate older, nonproductive
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be formed
- open the canopy to
sunlight, air and spray penetration
- facilitate the ease of
management of the vines
(pruning, thinning, harvest)
- keep vines within desired
size limits
Grapevine pruning terminology:
Bud Shoot
Cane Cordon
(Arm)
Balanced pruning – adjusting
bud number on a
vine to allow production
of good crops of high quality
fruit on a sustainable
basis
Bleeding – sap exudate
from a woody plant after
pruning, usually occurring
neat the end of the dormant
season. Bleeding
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will not harm the vine.
Bud – The bud on a
grapevine is actually a
compound bud containing
the primary, secondary
and tertiary buds. The
primary bud opens first in
spring and is, therefore,
the most apt to be damaged
by a late frost. It is
the most fruitfuI bud on
the grapevine. If the primary
bud is injured or
killed, the secondary bud
will break and grow. Depending
on the type of
grape, secondary buds
may or may not be fruitful.
French-American hybrid
varieties tend to be more
fruitful on secondary buds
than American or vinifera
varieties. If the secondary
bud is damaged or killed,
the tertiary bud will break
and grow. Tertiary buds
are not fruitful. Buds are
located at the intersection
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Cane – a mature shoot
after leaf fall. Beginning
about veraison, a tender,
succulent shoot will become
woody; color will
change from greenish-yellow
to bronze.
Cane pruning – system
of cutting the vine back to
one or more canes that
will produce new shoots.
The aboveground portion
of a cane-pruned vine will
have a trunk, one or more
canes on which shoots will
develop from buds on
canes and renewal spurs to
be used as sites for new
canes for future fruiting
sites. Cane pruning is
used on grape varieties
where the most fruitful
buds are located midway
on canes.
Cordon (arm) – Semipermanent
horizontal
structure on a vine that
originates at the head of
the trunk and produces
shoots and canes.
Shoot – A succulent
stem arising from a bud
having petioles, leaves,
tendrils and fruits.
Spur – short, stubby
cane having a few (2 to 4)
buds located on the cordon
that produces new
shoots
Spur pruning – Canes
arising on cordons are
pruned back to a few buds
(2 to 4). Spurs arising from
the upper portion of cordons
are selected over
those on the lower portion
of cordons. Spur pruning
is used where the most
fruitful buds on a cane are
found near the base of the
cane.
Suckers – shoots arising
at the base of the trunk
(should be removed unless
being used as a replacement
trunk)
Steps in pruning a mature
vine
Before pruning, assess
the degree of bud kill.
Cross-sectional cuts
should be made across numerous
buds to see if damage
has occurred to the
primary bud. The number
of buds to be retained at
pruning may need to be
increased to compensate
for different levels of bud
mortality.
1. Remove suckers at the
base of the vine and canes
arising off the trunk below
the trellis wires UNLESS
these canes are to be used
for trunk or cordon replacement.
When selecting
a cane for trunk
replacement on a grafted
grapevine, be sure to select
one arising from the scion
above the graft union as
opposed to the rootstock
below the graft union.
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2. Separate the vine from
its neighbor so that pruning
cuts will be easier to
identify.
3. Remove dead, broken
or diseased canes.
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Cane pruning
4. Identify and remove
canes that bore the previous
year’s crop. These are
easily found as the bark on
them tends to be more
grayish in color and somewhat
shaggy. In addition,
newer canes, having
smooth, reddish-bronze
bark and easily identifiable
buds will arise from the
old, fruiting canes.
5. Select a healthy cane on
each side of the trunk
where fruiting is desired to
be trained to the trellis
wire for cropping in the
coming year. Ideally, these
canes should arise a few
inches (2 – 4) below the
trellis wire. Avoid selecting
“bull”canes as they are
too vigorous and the distance
between buds is too
great to allow leaving
enough buds on the cane
while keeping the vine
within its allotted space.
6. Select another cane
arising on each side of the
trunk and a few inches
below the crop-bearing
trellis wire and prune it
back to 1 or 2 buds. This
is the renewal spur and
shoots arising from it may
be candidates for fruiting
cane selection the following
year.
7. Remove all other canes
from the vine.
8. Cut each cane back to
its desired bud number.
This number will depend
on type of grape, variety
and vine vigor. Cane prun-
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base. Do not allow canes
to overlap those of a
neighboring vine.
Spur pruning
4. Remove old fruiting
wood from the previous
season.
5. Select new canes to be
cut back to form spurs. A
spur pruned to 2 buds the
previous year will have 2
fruiting canes. If the size
and quality of the canes
are equal, select the cane
closest to the cordon to
retain and prune it back to
2 to 4 buds. The number
of buds to be retained on
a spur will depend on the
fruitfulness of lower buds.
Canes having a diameter
about the same as a pencil
make the best fruiting
spurs.
6. Select canes to be
pruned back to form renewal
spurs and prune it
back to 1 bud. The shoot
growing from this bud will
develop into a cane that
may be selected for pruning
to a fruiting spur the
next year.
7. Remove old spurs having
no 1-year-old wood.
8. Space spurs about 3 to
4 inches apart on the cordon.
9. Spurs should be oriented
up or down on cordons
depending on the
training system being
used.
10. The total number of
spurs to be retained will
depend on vine vigor, variety
and the number of
buds being left on each
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Chota Recreation Center
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on Monday, December 10.
Mr. Schielke, who has
many years of investment
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will share insider knowledge
from his years on
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There will also be a
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This seminar is free
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All attendees will receive
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The Rec Center is located
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Light refreshments
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Deadline for reservations
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The Monroe County Rapid Intervention Team - composed
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residents while accepting donations at the Walmart
in Madisonville Saturday. From left, Hank Parker (Tellico
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Many attended the Candlelight Walk in downtown Tellico
Plains Saturday night. Cierra Thomas and Summer Morris
enjoy hot apple cider they got from Cookie Caper.
A large crowd gathered around and enjoyed the holiday
song stylings of Angels In Waiting Saturday at the downtown
gazebo as part of the Candlelight Walk presentation.
VFW Post Meeting Tuesday, December 4
Sweetwater Veterans of Foreign Wars Gold Star Post
5156 members will meet on Tuesday, December 4 at 7
p.m. All members are urged to attend.
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$25,000
District 3
Rise Kouma to Michael
and Amanda Williams on
November 26, $18,700
Thomas and Leslee
Steele to Samuel and Sandra
Boone on November
26, $500
Donna Tilley, Donald
Chapman, and Melissa
Chapman to Cheryl
Uzarowski on November
WARRANTY ON ALL PARTS
NEW AFTER MARKET PARTS
& USED PARTS!
MOTORS, TRANSMISSIONS,
ALTERNATORS, STARTERS
New Radiators
1-Yr Manufacturers Defect
Warranty
New After Market Parts
1- Yr Warranty
Used Parts
Come With Our Standard
30-Day Warranty
W&W AUTO PARTS
423-442-4485
27, $47,900
District 4
Benita Devolld to
Danita Burns, Laura Jenkins,
David Cumpton, and
Brian Cumpton on November
26, $1,000
Vincent and Mary
Hogan, and Kathleen
Hogan to Denzil Moore
on November 26, $55,000
Bridget Willhite, John
Baker, and Kathryn Baker
to Citizens National Bank
on November 27,
$180,000
District 5
Dana and Kathleen
Fagan to James and
Pamela Sirmans on November
27, $75,000
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF
SUCCESSOR
TRUSTEE’S SALE
Default having been made in
the payment of the debts and
obligations as made, provided
for and/or secured in a Deed of
Trust executed by GEORGE L.
TYLER and wife, SHIRLEY I.
TYLER, to Larry L. Hicks,
Trustee, dated December 31,
2002, and recorded in Trust
Deed Book K-17, page 85 in the
Register's Office for Monroe
County, Tennessee, and the entire
indebtedness having been
declared due and payable and
payment not having been made
as demanded. Notice is hereby
given that I, John Carson III, having
been appointed Successor
Trustee under the authority
vested in me by said instrument,
and having been requested to do
so by the lawful holder and
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LEGAL NOTICES
owner of said indebtedness will
on January 3, 2013, at 11:00
a.m. on the steps of the Monroe
County Courthouse, sell at
public outcry, to the highest bidder
and last bidder for cash, free
from all statutory and other rights
and equities of redemption to the
extent provided for in T.C.A. §66
8 101, as amended and free
from the rights of homestead and
all other exemptions of any kind,
which are waived in said Deed of
Trust, but subject to any state tax
liens and subject to any unpaid
city or county property taxes and
all other matters and encumbrances
which take priority over
the Deed of Trust under which
this foreclosure sale is conducted,
the following described
property being located in Monroe
County, Tennessee, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
LOCATED in the Fourth Civil
District of Monroe County, Tennessee,
in the Beaty Chapel
area, the same being a tract of
land containing6.4244 acres
lying off and South of Graves
Road, and same being bounded
on the North by Roger Phillips
(Deed Book 223, Page 524), on
the East by Samuel R. Brown
(Deed Book 210, Page 380),
and Karen Kirkland (Deed Book
237, page 354), on the South by
City of Tellico Plains and William
F. McDaniels (Deed Book 207,
Page 141), on the West by
William F. McDaniels (Deed
Book 207, Page 141), and being
the plat of property of Jeb R.
Brown, prepared by John M.
Norwood, Tennessee Registered
Land Surveyor No 1857,
Norwood Surveying, 705 County
Road No. 100, Athens, Tennessee
37303, dated
12/10/2002, being Project #02-
1201 and recorded in Small Plat
Book 6, p. 275 in the Register's
Office for Monroe County, Tennessee,
and being more particularly
described as follows, to-wit:
BEGINNING at an old iron pipe
where the herein described
property, Roger Phillips and
William F. McDaniels all corner,
which iron rod marks the Northwest
corner of the herein described
property; thence FROM
SAID POINT OF BEGINNING,
running along a common dividing
line with Roger Phillips, South
81° 42’ 03” East 426.16 feet to a
car jack, and thence North 82°
51’ 46” East 307.10 feet to an old
iron rod, which iron rod marks the
Northeast corner of the herein
described property; thence running
along a common dividing
line with Samuel R. Brown,
South 38° 54’ 49” West 276.24
feet to a wood post; thence running
along a common dividing
line with Karen Kirkland, South
36° 58’ 54” West 270.52 feet to
an 18” pine tree in the North line
of City of Tellico Plains, which
pine tree marks the Southeast
corner of the herein described
property; thence running along a
common dividing line with
William F. McDaniels, North 80°
14’ 20” West 723.33 feet to an
old iron pipe, which iron pipe
marks the Southwest corner of
the herein described property;
thence continuing along a common
dividing line with William F.
McDaniels, North 44° 12’ 21”
East 462.82 feet to the iron pipe
at the point of BEGINNING, ac-
LEGAL NOTICES
cording the survey of J.M. Norwood,
TNRLS #1857, Surveyor
for Tennessee State-Wide Surveying,
P.O. Box 1642, Athens,
TN 37371-1642, bearing date of
July 29th, 1998, and the Job
Number 98-271.
There is also conveyed herewith
the right of ingress and egress,
over and across the existing
twenty (20) foot wide right-of-way
extending from Graves Road to
the hereinabove conveyed property,
the centerline of which rightof-way
is more particularly
defined as follows, to-wit: BE-
GINNING at the point where the
centerline of said twenty (20) foot
right-of-way intersects the Southeast
line of Graves Road; thence
running South 09° 11’ 25” West
46.76 feet to a point; thence
South 05° 11’ 55” West 84.41
feet to a point; and thence South
09° 56’ 48” East 13.58 feet to the
point where said centerline intersects
the West line of the hereinabove
conveyed property.
BEING the same property conveyed
to the grantors herein by
Warranty Deed of record in Warranty
Deed Book 281, page 736,
in the Register's Office for Monroe
County, Tennessee.
SUBJECT to any governmental
zoning and subdivision ordinances
or regulations in effect
thereon.
This property is improved with a
1998 Horton Summit mobile
home, Serial #H150289GLR
Property address: 165
Graves Road, Tellico Plains,
Tennessee 37385
No Warranties or representations
are made as to the marketability
of title to said real
property, which real property is
being sold "where is, as is", subject
to all restrictions, easements,
unpaid real property taxes, assessments,
and all superior encumbrances
and liens, if any,
whether of record or not. The
undersigned shall convey only
as Successor Trustee without
covenants or warranty of title.
This is an action to collect a debt
and any information obtained will
be used for this purpose. Pursuant
to T.C.A. 35-5-104(d) the
following are interested parties
that might have their interests extinguished
or adversely affected
by the sale: Branch Banking and
Trust Company.
Should the highest bidder fail
to comply with the terms of the
bid at the public sale, then the
Successor Trustee shall have
the option of accepting the next
highest bid with which the buyer
is able to comply. The right is reserved
to adjourn the day of the
sale to another day certain without
further publication, upon announcement
at the time set forth
above. The sale held pursuant to
this notice may be rescinded by
the Successor Trustee’s option
at any time.
SIGNED this the 20th day of
November, 2012.
John Carson III,
Successor Trustee
WHITE, CARSON & ALLIMAN
138 COLLEGE STREET,
MADISONVILLE, TN 37354
insert: November 26, December
3, and December 10^
868.12B

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CLASSIFIEDS
ANIMALS
2 Poodles, male & female, 6yrs
old, spayed & neutered, up to
date on all shots 423-420-6341
Male Pomeranian 5 yrs old 420-
6341
Shellions (Papillons/Shelties), 8
weeks old $250 442-9996
CKC Boxer puppies, first shots,
vet checked $250 423-334-5969
3 left
CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS
ANIMALS
Blue Doberman Pinscher puppies,
AKC registered, male &
female, 8 weeks old, tails
docked, shots up to date, excellent,
calm, alert, playful &
easily trained $500 each 442-
THE BUZZ 442-1635
Husky mix, male, 10 months old
$75 423-241-2576
ANIMALS
Free mother cat & four kittens 29 Gallon Fish Aquarium $15 Malti-poo, female, 4 months, 8
519-9333
210-0163
pounds, white, all shots $400
442-9996
Chihuahua, 3 months old $50
Great Dane puppies, female, 6 Pit Bull puppies full blooded,
519-9060
spotted, parents on premises, parents on premises with papers
full blooded, will be ready Au- 3 males 3 females $250 423gust
24 $300 each 253-7362 404-8070
or 404-0940
Black & Tan Chi-weenie, good
Palamino Racking Horse 423- with children, weighs 5-6
Boer Male Goat $125 obo 371- 368-6165
pounds $50 442-2422
7026
Yorkie poos, male, 18 weeks,
$275 442-9996
4-5 lb Chihuahuas $250 404-
CLASSIFIEDS CKC Miniature Daschunds, 8
4170
weeks old, first shots $150 423- Black Poodle, male $90 295- Yorkie puppies, 6 1/2 weeks old,
572-0705
4429
2 females $300, 1 male $250
Beagle puppies, ready Novem- Chocolate Lab, male 4 years 295-5434 or 519-7472
ber 12, both parents are gun old, house broken, good with
NKC Boxer puppies, 5 males, 2 dogs $75 each 519-6105 kids $50 836-3047
females, brindle, ready December
14th 371-3199
Game Roosters 519-4316
Free to good home: Adult Chihuahua,
good with children, Male Chihuahua, 6 years old, up
house broken 253-3703 to date on shots $150 420-6341
Hotpoint Refrigerator 16.6 cubic
Wolf Hybrids $250 404-4170
Rabbits $5-$10 each 423-241-
ft. scratch & dent $125 420-
2576
2 Great Dane puppies, male & 9223, no calls after 9pm
Soro Mare $200 253-3398
female $150 each 836-7140
Gas Cook Stove, works good
Blue & White Chihuahua,
$175 obo 423-241-2576
male, small, weighs 4-5
Maytag Washer, heavy duty,
pounds, good with children
white, nice $125 519-4458
$75 442-2422
Sears Kenmore Washer heavy
duty, works good $100 519-4458
ANIMALS
Quality Correctional Health Care
has an immediate opening in
Madisonville, TN
Yorkie Poos, 2 males, 2 females
$200 each 423-745-6676
APPLIANCES
Miniature Doberman/Chihuahua
mix, will be ready November 11,
2 females, one male $125 each
423-817-9790
Rabbit dogs $175 519-6105
Rabbits for sale, several different
kinds $5 865-363-1892 or 423-
261-4515
Free black cat, female, 1 year
old 351-7379
Yorkie puppies, 6 weeks old,
first shots & wormed 404-0881
6080
Looking for a gander for my
lonely goose 519-4331
Two walker coon dogs $250 obo
442-5903
Beautiful Purebred Black Lab
Puppies, 6 weeks old, first shots
and wormed, no papers, parents
on premises $150 423-836-
3158 (nights)
Black Tennessee Walker Racking
Horse 423-368-6165
Large Chest Freezer $250 371-
0896
Dutch Ovens 442-5606
Antique Ice Cream Maker 442-
5606
Frigidaire Washer, one year old
$150 371-1761
RCA Dryer $100 371-1761
Lincoln Pizza Oven 1301, good
condition, good price 404-409-
2435
Microwave white in color, in new
condition $25 253-3703
Box ice maker sits on the table
$150 442-2852 or 404-0216
GOOD NEWS!
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with catalytic converter New & Used
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CKC Yorkies, 6 weeks old, vet
checked & wormed, ready to go,
2 females $450 each and 1 male
$350 423-519-2433 or 423-252-
9424
Lionhead rabbit, solid white, registered
$25 371-7579
Yorkie and Malti-poo puppies,
shots and wormed, males and
females, $300-$500 423-333-
4593
Full grown turkeys $20 each
442-2852
3 Rabbit Beagles, one year old
865-206-7860
Dog Beds, various colors &
sizes 420-6341
Chihuahua, blue & white, 2 ½
pounds, 11 months old $150
442-2422
Yorkie puppies, 6 weeks old,
first shots & wormed 404-0881
Dachshund/Poodle mix, 3 female
& 2 males, 6 weeks old $50
each 420-6341
Male Poodle, 6 years old, up to
date on shots $150 420-6341
Male boxer, with papers, four
months old, house broken $250
423-519-5950
Kenmore heavy duty super capacity
washing machine, works
good $125 no calls after 9pm if
no answer leave message 420-
9223
Appliances for sale 371-5002
Roper Dryer with 220 cord, very
good condition, like new $145
941-713-9514
Maytag Heavy Duty Washer with
exhaust hose $125 941-713-
9514
Antique Wood/Gas Cook
Stove made by
Superior/Bridge & Beach
Company St. Louis Mo. $1500
obo 423-351-7736 or 239-
980-0745
Antique Electric Monarch Cook
Stove (marble look top) $150
865-306-3547 or 865-368-6753
Kenmore Side by side with water
and ice maker on the door $145
941-713-9514
AUTOMOBILE
2010 Chevy Equinox LTZ, AWD,
remote start, backup camera,
sunroof, heated leather seats
$25,000 540-588-5073
Part-time LPN
Competitive pay and benefits.
To download an employment application, go to
www.qchcweb.com
and fax your completed application to
205-588-6430
For more information call 205-437-1512
SOLD!
PRICES ARE ON THE RISE!
$13/ 100 lbs
See us For Your Holiday cash!
*1st Loan Free
up to $750
MADISONVILLE
4207 HIGHWAY 411 N
423-420-3213
2101 Old Niota Rd
Athens
423-745-9989
1321 Frye Street
Athens
423-745-3552
SOLD!
SOLD!
SOLD!
SOLD!
1998 Chevy Astro Van, 7 passenger,
good shape, under 100k
miles $2,400 351-3887
Want to buy: 55 or 56 Ford 2
door hardtop for parts 519-5815

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CLASSIFIEDS
AUTOMOBILE
1964 Chevelle Malibu, 4 door,
completely restored, too much to
list $12,500 firm 423-836-9082
or 423-381-4244 ask for Randy
1997 Dodge 3500 diesel, crew
cab with cap and run boards
227,600 miles $6,200 423-295-
2513
1971 Ford pickup, custom short
bed with built 289 V8, clean truck
$4,500 423-836-9082 or 423-
381-4244 ask for Randy
AUTOMOTIVE
68 Car Care
Quality Service
You Can Depend On
All Type Repairs on Foreign and
Domestic cars & Light Trucks
ASE Certified
337-9751
2805 New Hwy 68 Sweetwater
Chevrolet 4wd transmission and
transfer case $400 836-0888
Full size Tool Box for Truck - $25
423-836-6865
Four White 15” Rally Rims 5 lug
$75 210-0163
CLASSIFIEDS
CAMPING
CLASSIFIEDS
Coleman 6 person tent, brand VCR, works good $30 423-745new,
opens in less than one 4454
minute $150 253-2283 Entertainment Center, solid
wood, super nice $150 423-
404-3294
CLEANING SERVICE
CLEAN AS A WHISTLE
Residential
Cleaning
No job too big,
too small or too messy
Tammy Shaw 519-0427
Free
Quotes
ELECTRONICS
Pink Nintendo DS with 5
games, carry case and
charger $85 371-1096
Guitar Hero for XBOX 360,
drums, microphone & 2 guitars,
make offer 210-0217
Leapster Explorer $30 371-7814
CLASSIFIEDS
EQUIPMENT & TOOLS
Werner Telescoping Ladder, 14
foot, brand new $100 519-4458
Dewalt Drill XRP, 14.4 volts, 2
batteries, never been used $ 85
423-371-3878
18 Volt Dewalt 1/2 inch drill, reciprocating
saw, flash light, impact
driver, two batteries &
carrying bag $180 423-371-
3878
EXERCISE
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR RENT
Niles Ferry Apartments
Drug Free, Quiet,
Family Oriented
2 Bedroom Units Available
No Pets
Background Check Required
Lights, Water & Cable
TV Included
423-371-1484 9am-6pm
For Rent: 2BR/2BA Mobile
Home in Madisonville, very nice,
gate, nice yard, absolutely no
pets inside $400 month plus
$250 deposit 519-7500 or 442-
7498 (ask for Brenda)
1991 Toyota 2WD, V6, automatic,
extended cab, a/c, $2500
negotiable 519-9898
1977 Pontiac Trans Am, has rebuilt
455 motor and 400 transmission,
restorable $5400
351-4214
2006 F150, 65k with 2007 pioneer
25ft camper $17,000 together
or can be separate call
423-371-7069
1937 Chrysler, good body $2000
519-5815
Chrome Brush Guard for full size
Chevy truck $150 371-1911
Ladder Rack for small truck
$125 423-371-2676
2 New Tires 235/70R/15 $150
for both 404-3027
Full size camper top will fit any
full size truck $100 442-3669
ELECTRONICS
32” Sanyo TV and 24” Sanyo TV
$40 for both 442-9546
26” Sanyo TV $30 obo 423-453-
1014
50” RCA Projection screen TV,
2005 model $175 OBO 371-
8192
Gold Star color TV 25” $50 295-
2680
TV Stand $50 442-5606
HP Type 4370 scanner $38 337-
1791
Case for Laptop $50 423-333-
4324
DELL 1800 MP projector for
Powerpoint presentations, like
new $530 337-1791
Dell Desktop Computer, CD &
DVD burner, comes with new
desk & chair, 17” flat screen
monitor, only 1 year old $250
371-2100
Xcort Electric Guitar, dark blue,
good condition, comes with
black carrying case $50 836-
2362
New Laptop $250 423-333-4324
20” Tronics TV $40 obo 423-
453-1014
EMPLOYMENT
Staffing position available for
Sweetwater Childcare Organization,
please fax resume with experience
to 423-337-7945 or
contact Janet at 423-404-4885.
Ministry Position Available:
Children’s Coordinator at
Church of Life, Madisonville.
20 hours per week. Apply online
at www.thechurchoflife.org
Drivers:
Make $63,000.00 yr or
more, $2,500.00 Driver
Referral Bonus &
$1,200.00 Orientation
Completion Bonus!
CDL-A OTR Exp. Req.
Call Now: 1-800-283-3872
Drivers Needed OTR, apply in
person at D&K Logistic, 250
Lands Road Madisonville. 442-
4699
Farm Help Needed: Able to use
tractor, chainsaw, install & repair
fences, many other farm jobs,
Tellico Plains 253-3259
EQUIPMENT & TOOLS
Bowflex Exercise machine, good
condition, call after 6pm $125
519-0551
Weight bench & weights $75
442-5374
2 Weider Pro Exercise Machine
$250 each 371-1056
Sport Rider Exercise Machine
paid over $100 for it will take $30
371-7814
Weights, long bar & short bar
$100 337-4006
FOR RENT
For Rent:1BR/1BA Apartment
72 West, no utilities furnished.
References required $350
month plus $200 deposit 295-
4081
For Rent: 2BR Apartment in
Sweetwater, $450 month plus
$450 deposit, no pets, references
required 371-0196 leave
a msg
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New 2&3 Bedrooms
Apartments
$525-$625/month
Security Deposit Waived * wac
Pet Friendly
washer & dryer, refrigerator,
microwave, stove, dishwasher,
SPRINGBROOK
APARTMENTS
1 Bedroom apartments
designed for seniors age
62 or older who meet the
income requirements.
Utilities furnished, rent
based on income, ground
floor apartments, central
heat/air, maintenance and
yard work furnished.
423-884-6070
Equal Housing opportunity
Handicap units Available
PLEMONS RENTALS
2BR/1BA MobileHome,
Vonore
2BR Senior Citizen
Apartment, Madisonville
Mobile Home Lot for rent,
Vonore
442-8869
4 Chrome Wheels & Tires
P265/70R/17 for truck 865-206-
7860
Ford truck motor 6 cly $200 442-
3669
4 Used Michelin tires 265/65/17
$75 253-5237
4 Honda wheels with tires, tires
are in good shape $80 no calls
after 9pm if no answer leave
message 420-9223
Bed liner for Dodge 6’ bed $75
295-4340
Fiberglass camper shell fits full
size pickup $300 obo 519-6641
Truckload of new vehicle parts
$125 for all 404-3027
Two Kuhmo tires for sale.
P235R60 18” - at least half tread
left, $25 each or both for $45.
Call Jo at 263-5823
Ford Ranger topper $75 836-
5998
2 Corvette Tires 325/30/19
Goodyear Eagle F1 $100 for
both 519-7997
Playstation 3 games 865-258-
2343
Floor Model box screen TV 52
inch $100 423-381-2105
PS3 with four games and two
wireless controllers $325 836-
7539
26” TV - $30 OBO 423-887-
3130
HP Color Laser Printer 2600 N,
like new $450 337-1791
BAII Plus Graphing Calculator,
new, asking $25 519-2417
52” Big Screen Projection TV
$250 442-5809
HP Laser Printer P2015d $120
337-1791
50” RCA HD TV with split screen
$250 371-8192
Set of computer loudspeakers
$7 337-1791
APC Surge Protector ES 350,
like new $38 337-1791
46 inch screen TV, $250 423-
337-0779
Mobigo $30 371-7814
X Box 360 games and accessories
call for info. 865-258-2343
42” TV $75 371-2566
36” Phillips TV $60 obo 423-453-
1014
Step ladders wood, 6’ $20, 8’
$35, both for $50 519-4458
Lincoln AC-225 variable voltage
arc welder with 4 hoods & 50lb
of rod. Makita 14” chop saw,
Black & Decker 7” grinder with a
lot of extra disc, 12”x36” wood
lathe with 2 sets of tools & 4
chucks. All for $1000 obo or will
sale separate 420-0339
Table Saw, mitre saw with stand,
drill press $150 371-0896
Steel Ms192TC professional
grade trim saw with 14 inch bar
$200 371-3878
Rigid 300 Pipe Threading Machine
with some dyes $800
423-887-5342
Craftsman 15” drill press, 1hp
$100 371-7507
Large Vemco Drafting Machine
$50 – 423-420-0822
Shindawa 488 power saw $175
371-7507
Scroll saw $75 442-1037
New Sheet Rock Hoist still in
plastic (Harbor Freight) cost
$269.99 new, will sell for $175
865-306-3547 or 865-368-6753
66” long Bob Cat Bucket & 4
used 12-16-5 Bob Cat tires- 10
ply $520 for all 423-351-7736
Antique Cross Cut Saw 442-
5606
423-442-1833
AFFORDABLE HOUSING
OLD SAYBROOK
APARMENTS
1 & 2 Bedroom Apts.
Available, Appliances
furnished Maintenance
& yard work provided
Income limits apply.
529 Isbill Rd., Madisonville
423-442-2262
TDD: 1-800-848-0298
THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
PROVIDER AND EMPLOYER.
Equal Housing opportunity
Handicap units Available
HOMESTEAD RENTALS
3BR/2BA Moblie Home
in Vonore $500 rent &
deposit
2BR/1BA Moblie Home
in Madisonville $400 rent
& deposit
442-8869
For Rent: 1BR Apartment in Tellico
Plains. Electric, Dish, Water,
Wireless Internet included in
rent. References required $150
weekly 253-3212 or 519-7713
1 Bedroom ..................................$405/month
2 Bedroom Townhouse.........$497/month
3 Bedroom Townhouse........$584/month
Rent Includes Water, Sewer,
Garbage, Playground, Picnic Area,
And On-Site Laundry Room.
For Qualified Tenants
Application on Site
For More Information Call
423-442-3333
HANDICAP UNITS AVAILAbLE / EqUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY
121 Cloverleaf Lane Madisonville
SEQUOYAH VILLAGE
ApARTMEnTS
1 Bedroom
Apartments Available
Designed for any person
62 or older who meets
the income guidelines.
Rent based on income,
utilities furnished,
ground floor
apartments,
maintenance furnished.
423-337-3810
423-442-9190
EQuAL HouSiNg oPPoRTuNiTY
CLoverLeaf apartMents

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CLASSIFIEDS
FOR RENT
FURNITURE
CLASSIFIEDS
FURNITURE
CLASSIFIEDS
FURNITURE
HANDYMAN
December 3, 2012
CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS
HEAT & COOLING LAWN & FARM
For Rent: 2 Apartments & 2 Trail- 4 piece Queen Bedroom Suite, Antique full size white iron bed,
Hay 4x5 bales $25 each 423ers,
weekly rent, small deposit, headboard/footboard, night excellent condition $200 442-
271-0835
no pets 442-9909 or 442-6078 stand, dresser, chester drawers 4319
Mushroom Compost for sale
Charles Abernathy Rentals $400 519-2300
Antique Vanity with mirror, light
$10 per scoop, 453 Summit
Computer Desk $100 836-8316 stain $175 253-3059
For Rent: 900 sq ft office in
Road, Vonore 865-577-0713
Sweetwater, central h/a, carpet, Office Desk L form with black Pillowtop twin size mattress, TVA FINANCING
Cultivator $175 253-2589
leather chair $100 337-1791 boxspring & frame, new $75
AVAILABLE
furnished, second floor, Hwy 68
frontage $450 month, Call Burt
253-3059
Jimmy Harris Used barn tin $5 per sheet 404-
519-0700
Single bed boxsprings $40 442-
4311
6410
Bookcase 28” wide x 60” tall, 442-5039 519-7871
For Rent: 3BR/2.5BA House in
white pine look $40 519-4458
8 ft. Disc Hay mower 865-983-
Dining Room Set $100 442-
Kefauver Hills Subdivision, refer-
Hutch West by Vermont Casting 9636
7227
ences required $600 month plus
Cedar Chest, hand crafted solid wood heater, bought at Hearth &
Round hay bales 351-2839
$600 security deposit 828-361- Bar stool set $50 442-1010 wood with 4 drawers. $400 obo. Patio in Knoxville 337-5591 or
0145 or 828-837-8237 Box Spring twin size $35 442- 865-213-7007
836-0013
Dining Room Table with 3 chairs
MISCELLANEOUS
3BR/1B Tellico, central heat and
4677
Warm Morning Gas Heater, 1
air, hardwood floors, ceiling fans, Huge Antique Oak Dining Room $150 519-4391
year old, excellent condition Bob Mackie western style coat,
dining room, city water, on Hwy Table with removable lazy Queen size boxspring & mat- $250 371-1056
suede with leather lining,
360, $600 deposit, $600 a susan. Complete with 6 chairs tress, good condition $150 442- Wall Mount Propane Heaters turquoise with fringe, size 2X $75
month, must sign a 6 or 12 $400 519-2081
4677
$200 each 423-241-2576 442-6612
month lease 253-3432
Solid Oak Table with 4 bar Kitchen Table with chairs, Firewood oak, cherry, hickory Stand up basketball goal, used
For Rent: 2BR/2BA Mobile stool chairs, excellent condi- round $100 337-9162 $60 a rick 836-7584
$5 519-2417
Home. Washer, dryer, stove, retion, $800 423-545-3000 or
frigerator, central air/heat $450 Cell 423-836-1326
China Cabinet $100 442-1010 Firewood $50 per rick delivered
month plus $450 damage de-
Boxspring for king size bed, Couch wood around bottom and
295-5680
Four toilets, all work $25 each
posit 442-4440 after 6 p.m.
836-8636
good condition $75 442-4677 on the arms, light brown with
For Rent or Lease: 3BR/2BA
Dining Room Table with 4 chairs
flowers $80 519-4949
Free Range Organic Eggs $2
HOME HEALTH
House in Vonore (just off Hwy
per dozen 442-1327
411) $1100 month plus $1200 and leaf $150 obo 519-7810 Black Leather Massage Chair
Light Brown Crib and Changing
Wheelchair $25 253-3703 Antique Churn and buttermold
deposit, references & credit
with 5 settings plus heat, 6
$125 442-5606
check required 707-373-0045
table matching set $75 404- months old $250 337-1923
8033
5 Gallon Plastic Buckets, food
Posture Bond queen mattress
Jazzy Power Chair 1103 Ultra,
grade $3 each or 4 for $10 404-
Queen Size Box Spring & Mat- and boxsprings real nice $100
like new $2,000 351-7058 or
4311
tress - $150 - 442-6410
519-5490
2 wingback chairs $50 each
519-4458
Canopy 10x10 $60 865-216-
442-1417
5’ Long Computer Desk with 3
All Electric Hospital Bed with 6543
drawers, great shape $100 210- GUTTERING Trapeze bar & air mattress
2 Floral top of the line livingroom
Bees & Honey 253-2144
0244
$1,800 253-7123
chairs,with matching pillows $75
Ms Beasley doll-Family Affair TV
each 865-256-1518
Full size box springs and mat-
5” & 6”
Wheelchair $50, Electric Wheel- show from the 1970’s $125 253tress
$125 442-6410
Seamless Gutter chair $250, Handicap Potty 7239
Couch & Chair, grey & brown, fall
Vintage Wooden Beach Chair
Chair $25, Lots of medical stuff,
patterns $60 for both 545-9194
Century Stroller, blue $10 519-
$20 865-368-6753 or 865-306- Leaf Guard Systems 253-7123
6039
3547
Free Estimates
WANTED!
Aurora Wedding Dress, size
Oak Curio Cabinet $150 442-
18, white $140 295-2678
1417
John McCollister LAWN & FARM
GOOD USED FURNITURE
Tree Stand Lounger, used 4
SELL QUICK FOR CASH! 4 Drawer lateral filing cabinet $70 423-836-3306
times $200 371-1911
WILL GIVE TOP PRICE. 337-1791
professionally Installed STUMP GRINDING Brothers Portable Sewing Ma-
CALL SANDY AT Oak Coffee & End Tables with
chine, like new $50 836-0466
SANDY'S TREASURES glass tops $90 442-1417
295-2093
BUY-SALE-TRADE
10’-12’ Adjustable Basketball
Black Dinette Table with 2 black
The Works Weedeater, extra Goal $60 519-8282
423-253-4618 chairs $50 210-0747 or 442- Bob The Builder nice $50 253-4122
2 Solid oak TV towers, lighted, 1037
Local Honey $12 per quart 295-
$100 each 423-836-8316 Full Size and Queen Size
Firewood (hickory, oak & 2680
No Job Too Big
boxsprings and mattress $150
sycamore) $40 and $35, delivery
2 Video chairs $30 for both 442- per set 442-6410
possibly available for extra 519-
Fisher Price Jumperoo $30 519-
5374
6039
Cherry Dining Room Table with Or Too Small 4759
Oakwood Queen Size bed
24 VHS Childrens tapes, call for
6 chairs & hutch, bought from
frame & rails, good condition $50
Quail Eggs $20 per flat (50 eggs list $20 865-368-6753 or 865-
Masons Furniture $500 210-
519-2417
519-4412 per flat) 423-261-4515 or 865- 305-3547
0047
363-1892
Recliners for sale one blue, Four Antique Ladder back chairs
55 Gallon Plastic Barrels $15
one pink $50 442-6410 $100 836-0905 or 253-6000 HEAT & COOLING White 4 wheel drive Farm Trac- each 442-4319
Antique Trunk full of antique junk Antique Wood Stove, about 4’
tor, 150hp Cat diesel engine
Roll top desk, oak or cherry, 54”
Leather Vest & Leather Jacket,
$50 865-368-6753 or 865-306- high $300 884-6351
$5900 404-1340
wide, nice $150 253-4122
women size medium $15 for
L shaped computer desk work- 3547
Square Hay Bales $2 per bale, vest, $30 for jacket 371-3275
station 6’x6’ $125 836-0280 or Black office computer chair and Gas Heater $225 519-4099 you pick up in field 295-5015 Charcoal Grill, used $5 519-
337-9512
desk asking $75 423-536-6073
Need Alfalfa hay, call Mark at the
2417
Twin bed with rails, white $40
Kerosene Dura Heater
Secretary’s Desk $150 836-
Buzz 442-1635
337-4006
125,000BTU $225 371-1096
8316
Craftsman Riding Mower, needs Rough Cut (sawmill) lumber, ap-
Bedroom Set- All solid wood,
queen size bed, dresser with
Vintage Seating out of Doctors
work but still runs $200 obo 420- prox 10,000 board ft of 2x4, 2x6
Firewood $50 per rick 442-6410
mirror, chest of drawers, night
office $75 865-368-6753 or 865-
3222
& 2x8. Most at least 14’ long; air
stand $900 253-2589
306-3547
stacked & covered for 2 years.
Some free firewood 519-7532 Beauregard Sweet Potato Plant Will sell all for $3,000 obo- you
Computer Armoire, excellent
519-3718
load and haul 423-351-7736
Dining Table with four chairs, shape $50 404-2446
Firewood $25 per load 519-7532
wood and metal $100 442-5844
Baby bed, bought new, never
36” Wheel/Horse Toro Rear Big box of boys clothing all
All hardwood firewood, different
Computer Desk, $20 – 442- used $50 519-1397
Garden Tiller, mounts on rear of sizes $50 423-371-0906
kinds $45 a rick 536-8612
1010
a large garden tractor, new $200 Cowboy shirt with leather vest &
Entertainment Center 54” wide x
295-5916
cowboy hat $80 836-3350
Entertainment Center, holds up 51” high x 18” deep, unfinished Used Heating & Air Units In-
to 32” TV, solid oak, 2 glass $100 337-0309
stalled, good condition, reason- Round hay bales 351-2839 Peg Perego Car Seat for new-
doors, very good condition $75
able prices, call 423-337-0037
Chocolate Microsuede Rocker,
Hay in the dry in Tellico Plains, born $30 519-6039
941-713-9514
removable washable cover, very Natural Gas Heater with fire logs, 4x5 rolls $25 337-1780 or 253-
Foosball Table, new still in box
4 Dining Room Chairs with soft $75 865-253-0597 like new $75 442-2207 7617
$150 442-5374
rollers $10 each 337-6075 Queen Size Sleigh Bed, Oakwood $35 per rick, you haul Hay in the dry in Tellico Plains, Boys clothes 0 - 6 mos. socks,
Card table with 4 chairs $20 337boxsprings
& pillowtop mattress, 368-9727 or 253-7211 4x5 rolls $25 337-1780 or 253- bibs, etc. also have a highchair.
6075
almost new $800 253-7239
Firewood $55 per load (S10 7617
423-836-9308
Clothes Wardrobe $200 442- 4 Oak chairs and long table, truck load) delivered in Madis-
Reverse Painting on glass lamp
1010
good condition $75 519-4949 onville 404-4311
Hay square bails 519-3621 $100 884-6351
SOLD!
Basketball goal $60 442-3669
Jumperoo $35 253-4929

December 3, 2012 Page 23 - The BUZZ
CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS
MISCELLANEOUS
Mens steel toed boots size 9 ½
medium $25 obo 253-3155
Alfred Angelo Wedding Dress
from Davids Bridal, size 12, gave
$850 will take $100 453-9186
Hoyt Compound Bow 30 inch
draw 80lb pull $100 545-9083
White Crib with changing table
$100 423-371-0906
8’ Fluorescent light bulbs, eight
for $25 404-4311
Civil War canon ball $200 obo
836-5998
Collectible glassware 253-7448
Dehumidifier $25 865-368-6753
or 865-306-3547
6 person hot tub with lounger &
top cover $800 295-4437
Graco Baby Crib, wooden, good
condition $100 obo 519-7738
2 Baby Strollers $5 each 423-
371-0906
TV Antenna, brand new $140
442-6026
Pecans for sale, fresh by the
pound. Shelled and whole.
Christmas wreaths, cakes, cookies,
and candy. Call for more information
423-999-2813 or
423-519-5345
Graco Travel Swing $20 519-
6039
Eagle 1 Bow, 150 pound pull, red
dot pistol scope, 5 bolts with field
points, broad heads & other accessories
$250 371-1911
Wedding Dress from Davids
Bridal, size 10, white strapless
satin material, comes with
matching white sash $200 obo
519-2417
MISCELLANEOUS
Antique Baby Stroller about
100 years old everything works
great, perfect condition $75
442-5606
Men’s gold wedding band $175
371-5561
3 Men’s Fossil watches $50
each 442-5903 or 920-2465
Evenflo Stroller, navy blue $15
519-6039
Infant Car Seat $25 836-3350
New kids bed rails $25 442-
4571
Wolfe Tanning Bed, new bulbs
$600 423-404-3294
Chandelior, contemporary, brand
new, frosted glass, bought at
Lowes for $200, will take $100
865-256-1518
2 Bedspreads-one is vintage
white 1950’s hobnail $25 & the
other one is a rose floral. Call Jo
at 263-5823
Ceiling Fans, 3 brand new contemporary
fans $75 each or all 3
for $200 865-256-1518
Walnuts $6 for 5 gallon bucket
442-4468
Water Cooler $35 337-1923
Black Suitcase & Black
overnight bag $15 865-368-
6753 or 865-306-3547
Brother Sewing Machine $65
371-5834
Fisher Price bathtub $10 519-
6039
Local Artisans needed for Holiday
consignments in Tellico
Plains 423-253-6060
Childrens push toys & childs
push bike all for $50 337-4006
Bathroom sink $50 337-4006
Large post 5’-12’ long, cedar or
locust 404-4311
55 Gallon Steel Barrels $15 each
442-4319
Infantino Carrier, fits around the
mothers shoulder, black $8 519-
6039
Several Home Interior & Angel
pictures 545-9194
Used 2x4s, 2x6s, 2x8s 404-
4311
Newly Mounted 10 point buck
519-4316
Antique glassware, ruby red,
green depression, Fire King
Jadeite, Flow blue patters etc.
too much to list 253-6418
Safety First and a Fisher Price
potty seat $12 each 519-6039
Fisher Price Rainforest High
Chair, great condition $45 423-
261-4884
Infant Car Seat, excellent condition
$35 253-4929
Baby Bathtub $10 519-6039
Sportcraft Pool Table $100 442-
7977
Tree Stand, 2 piece API for a big
person $200 obo, good as new
420-3222
House window $50 442-5809
Antique Stroller, metal frame
with leather seat $25 442-3695
SOLD!
Husqvarna Viking Serger 910,
used very little $250 884-3588
Winnie The Pooh swing, walker
& crib set 865-258-2343
2 Black Hard Case Suitcases,
small & medium $22 for both
337-1791
MOBILE HOMES
DISABILITY
INCOME
THIS HOME IS
FOR YOU
865-947-6850
DIVORCE FINANCING
Special financing for
divorced customers
with less than
perfect credit
865-938-2047
WE BUY USED SINGLE
AND DOUBLEWIDES
442-9441
ATTENTION
FAcToRY ouTLET HAS
2 DEALER cANcELLED oRDERS
SPEciAL FiNANciNg AVAiLABLE
865-938-2047
MOBILE HOMES
Divorce forces sale
3 Bedroom 2 Bath
MUST GO!!!
FINANCING AVAILABLE
865-938-2047
LAND OWNERS
on fxed income
Low, low
payments
865-938-2051
1990 16x80
w/fireplace 3BR 2BA
THiS HoMES iN gREAT SHAPE!
$8,997 SET uP
865-947-6850
Brand New REPO'S
LAND/HOME
10 NEW repo's to
chose from North,
South, East, West.
Call for location
865-947-6850
YOUR LAND or FAMILY LAND
i'll do water, sewer, electric
NO MONEY DOWN
865-938-2041
2000 Model
3 Bedroom 2 Bath
Doublewide
MUST SEE $17,462
We can finance
865-938-2041
1997 16x80
Vinyl Siding/Shingled Roof
Garden Tub, Walk thru
master bedroom
$10,500 cash/can finance
865-938-2041
MOTORCYCLES & ATVS
2007 Yamaha 4 wheeler 700
Raptor $3,500 firm 423-836-
9082 or 423-381-4244 ask for
Randy
MUSIC
Violin Teacher for lessons
needed for a 4th year student
who moved into an area with no
orchestra or classic music in
schools. 253-7067
I teach piano and I can teach you
to speak Chinese 545-9491
CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS
MOBILE HOMES
Madisonville: Mobile Home Lot
$18,500 or $1850 down and
$300 month, septic & water
meter provided. Doublewide or
home only, James 519-0600
PLUMBING
L&J Plumbing & Repairs
Licensed - insured
Linton Watson
423-295-5284
Now Accepting credit cards
POOLS
MARTIN
Pools & Fence
CALL US TO COME WINTERIZE YOUR POOL!
WE ARE STiLL iNSTALLiNg
SWiMMiNg PooLS
Brad Martin
423-568-2006
423-829-4114
REAL ESTATE
For Sale By Owner: Beautiful
160 +/- Acres located on Sweetwater
Vonore Road, Sweetwater
(Monroe County). Includes
2BR/1BA House with central
heat & air, public water, two big
barns & old 2 story farm house.
Several springs & streams, old
logging roads for ATV or trail
rides. Lots of pasture & partially
wooded, deer & turkeys. Price
reduced to $575,000 423-351-
7736, 239-980-0745 or 239-410-
3498
Newly remodeled 2BR/1BA split
foyer in Arrowhead
Estates/Cherokee Circle. Unfinished
basement, new heat/air,
appliances. Call 442-9004 weekdays,
442-4421 nights & weekends
$93,000 Seller would help
with closing cost. Serious inquires
only.
For Sale By Owner: 93 1/2+/wooded
acres in 4 surveyed
tracts. Level to rolling with some
good home sites. Spring &
streams, wild game & timber. Accessible
from Anderson Road &
Acorn Gap Rd near Hiwassee
College. Will not split surveyed
tracts $2500 per acre obo 423-
351-7736 or 239-980-0745
1.72 acres with a 2BR trailer located
in Roane County across
from Compromise Missionary
Baptist Church, Blue Springs Rd,
Philadelphia. It has city water or
well water and a septic tank.
Great neighborhood and neighbors.
Close to Sweetwater,
Loudon and TVA. Asking
$21,500 Call 423-368-7896 or
865-213-0025
For Sale or Trade By Owner:
Near Sweetwater, 6 acres (will
divide) with outbuilding with 2 roll
up garage doors, city water,
mostly cleared, and some nice
wood land. Will sell below appraised
value, will take best offer
423-337-6475
REAL ESTATE
Kefauver Park Area:
3BR/2BA House, Brick
& Frame, fireplace, carport
& storage building,
large wooded lot
$90,000
770-313-1324
1.51 acre lot for doublewide or
home, city water, asphalt street,
level, grass $18,500 James 519-
0600
FOR SALE OR LEASE:
3BR/2BA House with full
basement & two car
garage, 3 years old, located
in nice subdivision
in Madisonville. Lease for
$1000 month plus $1000
deposit 442-5922 or 836-
2393
8+ Acres 2BR/1BA Singlewide
Mobile Home in Tellico Plains.
Owner will finance with $10,000
down payment, monthly payment
$475. Call Diane Tomek
423-261-5150
FOR SALE BY OWNER:
3BR/2BA House, 2 car garage,
screened porch, ¾ acre level
fenced yard, new heat/air unit,
new garage door, new water
heater. Located off New Hwy 68
in Belcher Estates, 205 Autumn
Lane, Madisonville. Call 423-
508-5917
Madisonville, 1 + acre lot, level,
city water, asphalt street, Health
Department approved Doublewide
or House, $18,500 Call
James at 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
4x8 Utility Trailer with regular size
tires $250 519-8282
WATERCRAFTS
Looking for 10-25 horse outboard
motor, hand steering 865-
363-9818
2001 Bayliner 2855 300HP
AC/HEAT, GPS/ Chartplotter/
Fish finder, excellent condition
$35,000 423-536-8852
14’ Aluminum boat with 25 horse
Evinrude motor, trolling motor
and trailer $800 423-519-1662
1988 Sea Ray 30’ boat, sleeps
6, stove, refrigerator, full head
$6,000 423-252-7113
WELDING
WELDING
295-2093

Page 24 - The BUZZ
Thousands of Egyptians
waving the country’s
flag and hoisting large pictures
of the nation’s Islamist
president marched
in Cairo on Saturday and
Sunday, demonstrating in
support of the new chief
executive. The Muslim
Brotherhood – President
Mohammed Morsi’s party
– said the rallies would
hopefully counteract earlier
opposition protests
after the new chief
granted himself sweeping
and near-ultimate powers
recently.
Meanwhile, Morsi on
Saturday called for a referendum
in two weeks to
draft a new constitution
for the country, setting
date for the milestone in
the nation’s transition to
democracy. Morsi also
urged a national dialogue
to the constitutional assembly.
The states news agency
of North Korea announced
on Saturday that
leader Kim Jong Un would
be moving ahead with the
country’s second rocket
launch of the year, sending
up another space satellite
that South Korea called a
“grave provocation.” The
move was seen in Wash-
Around The Globe
ington as “muscle-flexing”
that would increase diplomatic
tensions between
the West and the North.
The Interior Ministry
of Yemen said on Friday
that the country’s police
had arrested an al-Qaida
leader who was one of the
nation’s most wanted fugitives.
A ministry
spokesman said Suleiman
Hassan Mohammed Murshed
Awad, also known as
Abu Osama al-Abi, was
taken into custody in Zinijar,
the capital of the
southern province of
Abyan.
Officials in Syria on
Saturday restored Internet
and telephone services in
the country’s capital following
a two-day nationwide
communications
blackout that occurred
during some of the worst
fighting to hit Damascus
since July. But it wasn’t
clear whether service was
restored to the rest of the
country.
The Red Cross said on
Saturday the death toll
rose to more than 25 persons
killed in the crash of
an Ilyushin-76 cargo plane
near the airport in the
capital of the Republic of
Congo on Friday. The privately
owned aging Soviet
Installing Most Major Brands
Financing
Available!
Melvin Martin
HEAT & AIR
Licensed- Bonded- insured- Nate certified
Check and Title Cash
Payday Advance
Car Title Loans
Pawn Shop Now Inside
Firearms, Electronics, Tools,
Jewelry and more
Weekend and
Holiday Service
10 year Warranty
on premium units
Parts & Labor Warranty
442-1410
337-0037
We Buy
Gold & Coins
442-8810
4438 Highway 411 North, Madisonville (across from the Big Flag)
plane was carrying merchandise
and not passengers,
officials said.
In a survey of 13 countries,
Skandia International’s
Wealth Sentiment
Monitor said on Saturday
that the global average
“happiness income” was
around $161,000 annually.
That was the average. In
December 3, 2012
email us at
thenewbuzz@gmail.com
WHISTLE’S PLACE
Beer & Billiards
Happy Hour ~ Monday - Friday 4 - 6 p.m.
Friday ~ Pool Tournament - 7 p.m.
Boneheads Karaoke - 8 p.m.
423-572-2661
Dubai, residents said it
took $276,150 to be happy,
Singapore said $227,553,
and Hong Kong said
$197,702. Germany came
in last with a modest
$85,781 “happy index,”
while the French said it
would take $114,000 and
the British needed
$133,000 to be content.
Sorry, the U.S. wasn’t
measured.
And villagers in the tiny
western Serbian hamlet of
Zarozje scrambled on Saturday,
gathering garlic,
crosses, and stakes amid
rumors that a legendary
vampire ghost had wakened
and was walking (and
flying) about between the
lush green mountains and
thick spooky forests of the
region. Sava Savanovic,
Serbia’s first – and most fa-
Saturday ~ Bad Habit - 8 p.m.
mous – vampire (even
more notable than Romania’s
Dracula), reportedly
came back to life a few
weeks ago when a local
wooden mill (his sleeping
place) collapsed. (BUZZ
Note: Locals are saying
they’ve heard this evil batman’s
footsteps in dry forest
leaves and have heard
strange sounds coming
from the mountain peaks
where Savanovic was
killed with a stake through
his heart, but managed to
survive in spirit as a butterfly.)
Good tourist
move, guys. A vampire.
Next, we’ll get a television
show devoted to bigfoots.
Monday - Thursday 3 p.m. - 11 p.m.
Friday - Saturday 3 p.m. - 2 a.m.
HigHWAY 411 SouTH AT THE MoNRoE McMiNN couNTY LiNE