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Volume: IX Issue: 9 

A 56-year-old Tellico 

Plains woman remained in 

custody on a first-degree 

murder charge on Thursday 

after General Sessions 

(See Coffman pg 9) Coffman 

About 20 volunteers helped the Good Shepherd Center 

prepare and distribute food Thursday that came from 

the Second Harvest Food Bank and United Health 

Care. The distribution took place at the Pavilion at Kefauver 

Park in Madisonville. 

Greg Altum 

The Good Shepherd 

Center, located at 5150 

Highway 411 in Madisonville, 

went just down the 

road to Kefauver Park 

Thursday to again give a 

helping hand to people 

who needed it. 

A steady line formed 

Smile Of the Day! 

beside the Second Harvest 

Foodbank Mobile Pantry 

rig at the park pavilion to 

receive food handed out 

by about 20 people who 

work with the center. As 

center director Tina Smith 

said, a total of 8,482 

pounds of food was ready 

to be given out Thursday. 

As Smith stated, the 

national United Health 

Care had basically purchased 

the food stuffs and 

(See Shepherd pg 9) 

Tulli Cole 

January 8 proved to be 

the second Tuesday of the 

month, and so the city 

board of Vonore came together 

for the first time in 

FRIDAY 

An investigation that 

took a half-year was a 

fruitful endeavor as sheriff’s 

detectives charged 

two men for allegedly 

(See Theft pg 3) 

Hiwassee College recently held 

its inaugural 5K Tiger Run and 

Kids’ Fun Run as part of its 2012 

Homecoming activities. The Run 

was open to all members of the 

community and everyone was encouraged 

to participate. All proceeds 

earned from the event were 

donated to support CASA Monroe. 

Alisa Hobbs, Executive Director 

of CASA Monroe, stated, “CASA 

Monroe is very excited about the 

new partnership with Hiwassee 

College. 

(See Hiwassee pg 3) 

January 11, 2013 

Murder Suspect’s Bond: $250,000 Ruth Dailey Succumbs to Fire Injuries 

Witness Says 

Coffman Admitted 

to Killing Husband 

Good Shepherd Feeds Flock 

Perry Philpott Removes 

Neighbor From Burning Home 

An 80-year-old woman who was severely 

burned in a Wednesday afternoon fire that destroyed 

her home passed away later in the night. 

Hazel Ruth Dailey, who was more widely 

known as “Rooster,” died at the Vanderbilt Burn 

Center in Nashville. 

A close friend, Betty Byrum Hicks of Madisonville, 

said on Thursday that she had never enjoyed 

another person’s life as much as she had 

enjoyed Rooster’s. 

(See Dailey pg 10) 

Two in Custody After $13,000 Theft 

Six-Month 

Investigation 

Yields Fruit 

Hiwassee College Partners With CASA Monroe 

Vonore Voting Ordinance Passes Second Reading 

2013. Mayor Larry Summey 

called the meeting to 

order at 7 p.m. He was 

joined by Aldermen James 

Brown, John Hammontree, 

and Dave Evans, and 

Evans 

Todd Littleton, Director of Development and 

Alumni Affairs for Hiwassee College presents 

a check to Alisa Hobbs, Executive Director of 

CASA Monroe. 

City Recorder Rodney 

Tallent. Alderman 

Michael Garren was absent. 

City Recorder Tallent 

kicked off the meeting in 

Johnson 

earnest with a reading of 

the minutes from the previous 

monthly get-together. 

That meeting was 

held on December 11, 

(See Vonore pg 6)

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FRIDAY BUFFET 

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OBITUARIES 

ATCHLEY, BEN W., age 78, 

of Madisonville, passed away 

3:00 p.m. Monday, January 

7, 2013 at home after a 3 

year battle with cancer. He 

was a well known businessman 

and civic leader. He was 

a charter member of the 

Monroe County Rescue 

Squad. His greatest love besides 

his family was coaching 

youth sports for 40 years including 

basketball, football 

and baseball. He was a role 

model for thousands of children. 

He was a member of 

First Baptist Church of Madisonville 

and was a veteran of 

the United States Army. Preceded 

in death by parents, 

Jack and Flora Atchley, sister, 

Valarie Atchley Robertson 

and brother, Joe Atchley. He 

leaves his wife of 57 years, 

Pat Atchley; sons, Donnie 

Atchley, Ronnie Atchley and 

wife Kim, daughter, Leesa 

Atchley Robbins and husband, 

Gary Robbins, all of 

Madisonville; grandchildren, 

Cassie Robbins Thompson 

and husband, Wes Thompson, 

Kevin Atchley and wife, 

Samantha, Derrick Atchley 

and wife, Tashina, Savana 

Atchley, Jillian Atchley; greatgrandchildren, 

Kaleigh, 

Chloe, Abbie and Kinsley 

Atchley, Owen Thompson; 

step great- grandchildren, 

Trent and Sissy Peak; special 

niece, Jo Brock and husband, 

Ronnie; sisters-in-law, 

Trudy House and Agnes 

Alley. Special thanks to 

Amedisys Hospice for their 

loving care and support. Funeral 

8:00 p.m. Thursday, 

Biereley-Hale Chapel, Dr. 

Lon Shoopman, Rev. Wayne 

Trentham officiating. Interment 

1:00 p.m. Friday, Haven 

Hill Memorial Gardens with 

military honors provided by 

V.F.W. Post 5156 and D.A.V. 

Chapter 93. Family will receive 

friends 6-8 p.m. Thursday 

at Biereley-Hale Funeral 

Home, Madisonville. 

DUCKETT, CHARLEY, age 

80, of Tellico Plains, TN, 

passed away, Wednesday, 

January 9, 2013 surrounded 

by his loving family, at Sweetwater 

Hospital. He was preceded 

in death by his 

parents, Elisha and Mary 

Elizabeth Duckett; 2 sisters, 

Mae Roberts and Effie Lou 

Graham; an infant sister, Minnie 

Duckett; and 4 brothers, 

Lloyd Duckett, Jim Duckett, 

Carl Duckett and Kenneth 

Duckett; Survivors: Wife:Lor- 

raine Duckett of Tellico 

Plains, TN Son: Dan Duckett 

of MI Daughters: Lisa Burton 

of MI Wanda Coleman of Tellico 

Plains, TN Debora Coleman 

of MI 2 sisters and 

broth-in-law: Chris and 

Robert Ellis of Tellico Plains, 

TN Jean Cole of Ringgold, 

GA Sisters-in-law: Pearl 

Duckett, Opal Shultz, Linda 

Duckett, and Ailene Duckett 

A host of grandchildren Several 

nieces and nephews. 

The family will receive friends 

from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m., Friday, 

January 11, 2013. The 

funeral service will be held at 

7:30 p.m. in Myers Funeral 

Home Chapel with Evangelist 

David Lee Watson officiating. 

Family and friends will assemble 

at the funeral home 

10:00 a.m. Saturday, January 

12, 2013 and proceed to 

Maple Springs Cemetery for 

the 11:00 a.m. committal 

service. Mark Duckett, Brian 

Holcomb, Grady Rose, Bill 

Shock, Hollis James, and 

Randy Martin will serve as 

pallbearers. Myers Funeral 

Home of Tellico Plains in 

charge of services. 

MILLSAPS SR., WILLIAM 

H. "SHORTY", 75, closed his 

eyes and found peace on 

Sunday, January 6, 2013 

after an extended struggle 

with heart and kidney failure. 

Born in Sweetwater, Tennessee, 

he settled in Akron 

as a teenager and lived a full 

life here. He owned and operated 

L&S Rubbish and retired 

from AMHA. In 

retirement he spent his time 

catering to his grandchildren, 

driving truck for his nephew, 

David, and holding down a 

chair at Slaughter Tire. Preceded 

in death by his father 

and mother, William M. Millsaps 

and Ida Mae Millsaps- 

Freeman; stepfather, John 

Freeman; brother, John; sisters, 

Stella, Geneva and Carolyn; 

father and 

mother-in-law, Michael and 

Pattie Birchak; brother-in-law, 

Charles; and sisters-in-law, 

Chris and Dawn; Shorty is 

survived by his wife of 53 

years, Catherine; sons, Bill 

and Mike Millsaps; daughter, 

Pattie (Ron) Linger; grandchildren, 

Veronica, Janie and 

Cassie Linger, Michael and 

Hunter Millsaps; brother, 

Frank (Lena); sisters, Martha, 

Rosie (Jimmy), and Eileen; 

as well as by many nieces 

and nephews and their children; 

along with other relatives 

and friends. Funeral 

service will be held Saturday, 

1 p.m. at the Campfield-Hickman-Collier 

Funeral Home, 

Barberton, OH. 

PRESLEY, DOROTHY 

BROWN, 90, of Loudon 

passed away Tuesday, January 

8, 2013 at her home. She 

January 11 , 2013 

was a member of Valley View 

Freewill Baptist Church and 

she and her late husband, 

Billy Presley operated the 

B.E. Presley Appliance center. 

Also preceded in death by 

son, Danny: son and daughter-in-law, 

Pat and Rev. Doug 

Easter; siblings, Agnes Oody, 

James “Doe” Brown and 

Gene Brown. Survivors; son, 

Glen Presley and wife, 

Marga.ret, Loudon; daughter, 

Billie Jean McMillan, 

Philadelphia; sisters, Willie 

Arden, Loudon and Mattie 

Arnold, Oakville, TN. 7 grandchildren, 

Cindy Easter, 

Frenice Bagwell Harrison 

and Tim Presley, Tina and 

Brad McMillan and Tywana 

Stoner; 9 great-grandchildren; 

one great-great-grandchildren. 

Funeral services 7 

p.m. Friday at Loudon Funeral 

Home Chapel. Rev. 

Chad Oody and Rev. Jacob 

Frady Officiating. Family and 

friends will meet at Valley 

View Cemetery 11 a.m. Saturday 

for graveside services. 

Visitation: 5 - 7 p.m. Friday 

Loudon Funeral Home. 

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5:15 p.m. with Shanie - 836-6562 

at the Methodist Church 

Downtown Tellico Plains 

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RHODES, ETHEL GLEN- 

NIS, age 73 of Sweetwater, 

passed away Wednesday, 

January 9, 2013 at Park West 

Hospital. She was of the 

Church of Christ faith. Glennis 

loved playing bingo at 

Sam’s and spending time 

with her special dog Jake. 

Preceded in death by her 

husband, Norman Jay 

Rhodes, parents, Arthur D. 

and Ethel Verna Brown 

Bowen. 2 brothers and 3 sisters, 

Survived by son, Allen 

Rhodes of Sweetwater, 

brother, Garry Bowen of 

Opelika, Alabama, 3 sisters, 

Charlotte Willis of Eastaboga, 

Alabama, Joyce Gibson of 

Union City, Georgia, Wilma 

Newton of Union City, Georgia, 

several nieces and 

nephews.The body is at 

Sweetwater Memory Chapel 

where the family will receive 

friends, Saturday January 12, 

2013 from 1:00 PM until 2:00 

PM with funeral service to follow 

at 2:00 PM in Sweetwater 

Memory Chapel. 

Interment in Sweetwater 

Memorial Park. You may 

send flowers or make donations 

to Sweetwater Area 

Ministry 601 Sweetwater- 

Vonore Rd. Sweetwater, TN 

37874. Sweetwater Memory 

Chapel in charge of the 

arrangements. 

THOMAS, NILA, 

UMPHREY, 86, of Oakland 

Road, Sweetwater passed 

away Wednesday, January 9, 

2013 at Ft. Loudoun Medical 

Center. Mrs. Thomas was a 

member of Murray Baptist 

Church. Preceded in death 

of husband, J. D. Thomas; 

parents, Charles and Mattie 

Viar Umphrey Webb; Sisters, 

Nevida Cook and Elsie 

Phelps. Survivors: son, Joe 

(Helen) Thomas, Loudon, 

Paul (Dorothy) Thomas, 

Sweetwater; Daughters, 

Nancy (Roger) Greer, 

Kingsport, Mary (Wayne) 

Dockery, Niota: 13 grandchildren; 

19 great-grandchildren; 

three great-great-granchildren; 

brother Charles 

Umphrey; sister, Pauline 

Hooper. Funeral services 7 

p.m. Saturday Loudon Funeral 

Home Chapel. Bro. 

Paul Thomas and BRo. 

Bobby Lawson. Family and 

friends will meet at 2 p.m. 

Sunday, Murray Cemetery for 

graveside services. Visitation 

5-7 p.m. Saturday Loudon 

Funeral Home. 

WELLS, JUDY M. age, 53, of 

Madisonville, passed away 

8:55 a.m. Saturday, January 

5, 2013 at Sweetwater Hospital. 

Survivors: husband of 

38 years, Fred L. Wells; 

daughter and son-in-law, 

Brandi and Shane Ghorley, 

Tellico Plains; sons, Randy 

Wells and fiancee, Berina 

Hartline, of Maryville, James 

Wells, of Madisonville; grandchildren, 

Aaron Ghorley, Seth 

Ghorley and Turrah Ghorley, 

Derek Hartline, Gage Crabtree, 

Kelsey Captain, Crysta 

Captain, Alyssa 

Captain;brothers, Michael 

Campbell, Madisonville, 

Thomas Campbell, Paris, 

Kentucky. Preceded in death 

by parents, James Edward 

and Beulah Martin Campbell. 

Graveside service and interment 

3:30 p.m. Sunday, 

Burns Family Cemetery, 

Robert Hakes officiating. 

Family will receive friends 2- 

3 p.m. Sunday at Biereley- 

Hale Funeral Home, 

Madisonville. 

Theft 

(Continued from pg 1) 

breaking into a Monroe 

County home and taking a 

safe and $13,000 in cash 

and other property items. 

Charged by the detective 

division of the Monroe 

County Sheriff’s 

Department each with aggravated 

burglary and 

theft over $10,000 were 

Derrick Evans, 30, and 

Jason A. Johnson, 36, both 

of Riceville Road, Athens. 

The two men have 

been charged but on 

Thursday were held in 

custody in the McMinn 

County Justice Center in 

Athens, where a “hold” for 

Monroe County had been 

placed. 

According to the local 

detectives, a resident of 

Pleasant Drive in Madisonville 

reported a break-in 

to his home on July 15, 

2012. The resident told investigators 

that someone 

took a safe that contained 

$13,000 cash, jewelry, 

coins, and other items of 

property. 

Taken at the same time 

from the home were two 

handguns and two chainsaws. 

The detective division 

said its investigation determined 

that Evans and 

Johnson entered the residence 

and removed the 

safe, the weapons, and the 

chainsaws. 

Hiwassee 


The 5K Tiger Run is an example 

of how organizations 

can come together 

for a common good. 

These donations will go 

toward training new advocates 

in order to reach our 

goal of advocating for 100 

percent of the abused and 

neglected children of 

Monroe County.” 

Over 30 individuals 

participated in the event, 

each receiving a commemorative 

T-shirt. $374.00 

was raised and donated to 

CASA Monroe. Todd Littleton, 

Director of Development 

and Alumni 

Affairs for Hiwassee College 

said, “Although the 

amount raised isn’t a large 

sum of money, every cent 

helps. Hopefully, this is 

just the beginning of 

something wonderful that 

will grow into a major 

fundraiser that will continue 

to benefit the children 

of Monroe County 

every year.” 

Hiwassee College, 

founded in 1849 and associated 

with the United 

Methodist Church, is a 

liberal arts, residential 

institution of higher education, 

providing quality 

education for all students 

in an atmosphere 

that promotes intellectual 

pursuit, spiritual 

growth, and social and 

personal responsibility. 

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One person was in custody 

and two others were 

wounded following a 9 

a.m. shooting at Taft 

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California, on Thursday, 

after a student arrived at 

the school armed with a 

shotgun. Wounded with 

apparent non-life threatening 

injuries were another 

student and a 

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the second floor of the facility’s 

science building 

one month after the December 

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that claimed the lives of 20 

NATIONWIDE 

students and six adults. 

In Atlanta last week, a 

husband coached his wife 

by phone, urging her to 

shoot a home intruder 

who used a crowbar and 

broke into the couple’s 

Loganville home and 

began to hunt for the hiding 

female and her twin 

nine-year-olds, who fled 

through three locked 

doors, into a bathroom, 

and into an upstairs crawl 

space, trying to get away 

from the pursuing intruder. 

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police said. 

The Food and Drug 

Administration said on 

Thursday the makers of 

Ambien and other sleeping 

pills will be required to 

lower the dosage of their 

drugs as studies have 

shown patients were at a 

higher risk of injury due to 

morning drowsiness. The 

agency said new research 

showed the drugs remained 

in the bloodstream 

at levels high 

enough to interfere with 

morning driving. 

The nation’s flu epidemic 

continued on 

Thursday to worsen as 

Boston declared a public 

health emergency with 

over 700 cases of the flu 

since October, a ten-fold 

jump over last year. Nationally, 

the flu has spread 

into more than 80 percent 

of the U.S., where over 

2,200 persons have been 

hospitalized and 18 children 

have died, according 

to data from the Centers 

for Disease Control and 

Prevention. 

Meanwhile, researchers 

at the National Academy 

of Sciences said that 

Americans were “far 

more” unhealthier than 

persons in 16 other developed 

countries, primarily 

because of obesity and 

heart disease, even in 

younger persons. The U.S. 

was worse than Canada, 

Australia, Britain, France, 

Germany, Portugal, Italy, 

and others in its infant 

mortality rate, AIDS, drug 

abuse, diabetes, heart and 

lung problems, and disabilities. 

At the same time, NBC 

News said on Thursday 

that sitting, like tobacco, is 

dangerous for one’s health, 

as Americans are sitting 

these days now more than 

ever. Mayo Clinic obesity 

expert Dr. James Levine 

told the network that even 

daily exercise would not 

undo the damage caused 

by hours of sitting, 

whether one is overweight 

or marathon runner-slim. 

In sports, for the first 

time since 1996, the Baseball 

Writers Association of 

America on Wednesday 

elected no one to the 

Baseball Hall of Fame, 

snubbing homerun king 

Barry Bonds and seventime 

Cy Young Awardwinning 

pitcher Roger 

Clemons. Both men 

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and Mark McGwire, who 

also were not selected for 

induction. 

And apparently it’s the 

end of the line for … Top 

Hat? Thimble? Wheelbarrow? 

Which one will go 

when Hasbro introduces 

its new Monopoly token? 

On Wednesday, the toymaker 

announced a Facebook 

contest to eliminate 

one of the eight tokens 

and introduce a new one, 

including perhaps a cat, a 

guitar, a toy robot, a diamond 

ring, and even a helicopter. 

(Monopoly’s 

tokens have changed over 

the years: the original version 

included a lantern, a 

purse, a cannon, and a 

rocking horse, all of which 

have been replaced.) 

Homeless 

Management 

of Monroe 

County 

Homeless Management 

of Monroe County 

will have its monthly 

meeting on Wednesday, 

January 16, at 12:00 noon 

at the Monroe County 

Chamber of Commerce. 

Anyone interested in 

helping the homeless in 

Monroe County is welcome 

to attend the meeting. 

Churches in Monroe 

County that are interested 

in assisting with the 

homeless are encouraged 

to have a representative 

from their church attend. 

For more information, 

please contact Cheryl 

Leach at (423) 836-9505. 

Please bring a toy to be 

donated to Toys for Tots. 

For more information, 

please contact Cheryl 

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Vonore 


2012. 

Mayor Summey requested 

that a few amendments 

be made to these 

minutes. Some language 

relating to the recent voting 

ordinance (in which 

Vonore’s voting date 

would now coincide with 

the general elections held 

in November) had been 

left out, and Mayor Summey 

asked that the 

amended minutes contain 

the reasoning behind the 

decision. He also asked for 

the minutes to note that a 

copy of the tape of this 

December meeting would 

be in the files alongside 

the amended minutes. 

With these amendments 

in mind, Alderman 

Evans made a motion to 

accept the minutes. Seconding 

the motion was Alderman 

Brown, and it 

passed with all ayes. 

Shirley Brown took to 

the floor next, with a report 

from the library and 

museum. The library report 

covered the first half 

of the year. The figures 

were good, she was 

pleased to say. The current 

circulation of the library 

was 8,813, a huge increase 

from a mere year ago. 

Computer use was 2,183, 

while the library had 101 

new patrons. Museumwise, 

Ms. Brown reported 

the board is preparing to 

send out a letter to veterans, 

regarding the plagues 

going up at the Veterans 

Memorial. 

Following Ms. Brown’s 

report, both Mayor Summey 

and Alderman Evans 

told her they were pleased 

to have her back. 

“I’m glad to be back,” 

she said. “Thanks [to 

everyone] for standing by 

me.” 

The city board then 

moved on to reports from 

the individual departments. 

Alderman Garren 

was absent, so there was 

no official report from the 

Public Works Department. 

However, Mayor 

Summey did have a few 

bits of news. He informed 

those gathered that the 

department was continuing 

to check into a few 

troublesome manholes, 

and have found a company 

that can spray-line them 

(as has been done in 

Madisonville) to prevent 

future leaks. The Public 

Works Department has 

also worked on several 

pumping stations 

throughout the city. 

Mayor Summey expected 

everyone would now see a 

big difference on how 

water moves through the 

sewer system. 

Alderman Brown followed 

with a report for 

the Vonore Fire Department. 

During the month 

of December 2012, the fire 

department answered the 

following calls: 11 first responses, 

five false alarms, 

one vehicle wreck, one 

house fire, and one Life 

Star landing. In total, the 

fire department answered 

19 calls. Alderman Brown 

also reported the department’s 

lighter truck now 

boasts some new tires. 

Alderman Evans, with 

the Parks and Recreation 

Department, had little to 

report on Tuesday night. 

The next Parks and Recreation 

Board meeting will 

be held at the first of February, 

he said. They are 

looking into getting everything 

organized for the 

grant the department has 

its eye on. 

The final report came 

from Alderman Hammontree, 

who updated the 

board on the recent goings-on 

of the Vonore Police 

Department. 

Everything is going well, 

said Hammontree. However, 

the department did 

have a busy month of December. 

Chief Kirkland 

and Officer Miller took 

out a meth lab, arresting 

the man responsible in the 

process. The department 

also worked more wrecks 

than usual. Finally, reported 

Alderman Hammontree, 

all the officers 

recently traveled to every 

school in the county. This 

way, the officers now 

know where each one is 

located, in case they need 

to respond to an emergency. 

There were no grievances 

to come before the 

board, so Mayor Summey 

took a few moments to 

make a comment or two. 

He reported he had been 

quite busy the past few 

days, especially when it 

came to finding folks to 

donate funds for the Veterans 

Memorial. Several 

have offered up their support, 

including Volunteer 

Federal who has committed 

a great deal. Mayor 

Summey was also pleased 

to say the Food City construction 

was coming 

along extremely well. 

There was only one 

order of Old Business to 

come before the board on 

Tuesday night. This was 

the second reading of an 

ordinance to change the 

city’s election date, so the 

new one coincides with 

the general elections held 

in November. Not only 

will this change save the 

city of Vonore money, it 

may also encourage more 

voter turn-out in the future. 

Alderman Evans 

made a motion to pass the 

ordinance on its second 

reading. Alderman Brown 

seconded the motion. The 

measure passed with all in 

favor. 

There was no New 

Business, but Mayor Summey 

did ask that the board 


re-affirm a commitment it 

had made not so long ago. 

It was this: that the 

agenda for the monthly 

meeting will be set in 

stone at the monthly 

workshop, i.e. the first 

Tuesday of each month. 

With no more to discuss, 

Alderman Hammontree 

made a motion to 

adjourn for the evening. 

Alderman Brown seconded 

the motion, and 

the meeting ended at 7:26 

p.m.


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system without any 

signs or symptoms, 

though sometimes the 

person's immune response 

is not sufficient, which can 

lead to repeat infection. If 

the virus is the high-risk 

type, the persistent infection 

has the potential to 

develop into pre-cancerous 

cells or any stage of 

cervical cancer. 

There are many different 

strains of HPV, which 

can affect both males and 

females. Some strains can 

cause genital warts in both 

sexes, while other strains 

have the potential to cause 

cervical cancer. The strains 

that lead to cervical cancer 

are often undetected due 

to a lack of physical signs 

or symptoms. In addition 

to the fact that currently 

there is no way to test 

males for HPV, the female 

has to take an additional 

step in order to help prevent 

the development of 

cervical cancer within herself. 

One of the most important 

ways a woman can 

help prevent the development 

of cervical cancer is 

to have a simple test called 

a cervical cancer screening, 

which is more commonly 

known as a “pap 

smear.” This test can detect 

precancerous cells on 

the cervix before they develop 

into cancer. Currently, 

it is not 

recommended that fe- 

males under the age of 21 

have a pap smear; however, 

regular wellness visits 

in this age group will help 

to establish lifelong 

healthy habits. 

For women between 

the ages of 21 and 64, it is 

recommended that they 

have a pap smear once 

every three years, as long 

as previous results are normal. 

Those women who 

have had a hysterectomy 

are not required to have a 

pap smear, as long as the 

reason for the hysterectomy 

was not cancer related. 

This does not mean 

that a woman, who has 

had a hysterectomy, 

should not follow up with 

her provider on a regular 

basis, because even though 

no pap smear will need to 

be done, she will still require 

regular well woman 

exams. 

Women over the age of 

65 do not require further 

testing, as long as their 

prior screenings have been 

adequate and they are not 

otherwise at risk of developing 

cervical cancer. 

In addition to a pap 

smear, another important 

part of prevention is vaccination. 

Women, as well 

as men, are encouraged to 

get a vaccination as a way 

of not only protecting 

themselves, but also their 

future partners, from contracting 

HPV. The Gardasil 

vaccine is the only 

HPV vaccine that helps 

protect both males and females 

from the four main 

strains of HPV that cause 

most of the problems. 

Two of the strains cause 

about 75 percent of cervical 

cancer and the other 

two cause about 90 percent 

of genital warts. The 

vaccine also helps protect 

against about 70 percent 

of vaginal cancer and 

around 50 percent of vulvar 

cancer. 

It is recommended that 

males and females between 

the ages of nine and 

26 get the vaccine, which 

consists of a series of three 

shots over a period of six 

months. While the vaccine 

is very helpful for prevention, 

it may not 

completely protect everyone 

and it does not protect 

against any other type 

of diseases, and it does not 

treat genital warts or cancer. 

Therefore, it is very 

important for women to 

continue to have routine 

pap smears even after vaccination. 

Medical staff at Chota 

Community Health Services 

are available to answer 

any questions anyone may 

have related to cervical 

cancer screening or the 

Gardasil vaccine. We are 

here to serve Monroe 

County in any way we can 

and to help you take control 

of your health. 

What better way to 

start the new year than to 

take to the road to health 

by getting your vaccinations 

up to date and having 

a regular wellness visit. 

Chota’s services are 

available to everyone, regardless 

of income or insurance. 

Chota Community 

Health has three offices 

in Monroe County, for 

further information on 

cervical cancer screening 

of other services call the 

office nearest you, in 

Madisonville 442-2622, 

Tellico Plains 253-6545 

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1 large head of broccoli 

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1 1/2 cups mayonnaise 

1 1/2 cups sour cream 

1/4 cup melted butter 

1 -2 teaspoon garlic 

powder (or to taste) 

2 teaspoons seasoning 

salt 

1 teaspoon black pepper 

1 1/2 cups old cheddar 

cheese (cut into about 

1/2-inch cubes or shredded) 

1 small onion, finely 

chopped 

1/2 cup parmesan 

cheese (or to taste) 

Directions: 

Set oven to 350 degrees. 

Butter a 2-quart 

casserole dish (or use 

any size desired to hold 

the broccoli mixture). 

Steam or boil the 

broccoli florets until just 

fork tender (do not over 

cook) drain well then pat 

dry with paper towels. 

In a medium bowl 

combine the mayonnaise 

with sour cream, 

melted butter, garlic 

powder, seasoned salt, 

black pepper, cheddar 

cheese cubes and 

onion; mix well to combine. 

Add in the well 

drained broccoli florets 

and mix gently with a 

spatula. 

Transfer to prepared 

baking dish. 

Sprinkle with grated 

parmesan cheese. 

Bake uncovered for 

about 20-25 minutes or 

until bubbly (the cheddar 

cubes do not have to be 

completely melted!). 

Green Bean Casserole 

3 (11 ounce) cans 

French style green 

beans (the ones sliced 

the long way) 

4 ounces cream cheese, 

softened to room temp 

1 cup French-fried 

onions 

1 (10 1/2 ounce) can 

cream of chicken soup 

salt and pepper 

1 pinch garlic powder 

Directions: 

Heat over to 350°F 

and grease a 9x9 

Drain green beans 

very well, and mix with 

softened cream cheese, 

the soup, a pinch of garlic 

powder and salt and 

pepper to your liking. 

Add 1/2 cup of the 

french friend onions. 

Pour into greased pan 

and cover loosely with 

foil. Bake for about 25 

minutes Then remove 

cover and stir. 

Add remaining french 

fried onions to the top 

and bake uncovered for 

another 20 to 30 minutes 

until it's bubbly and 

looks done. 

Cool for at least 5 minutes 

and enjoy! 

Orange Glazed Carrots 

1 pound baby carrots 

1/4 cup orange juice 

3 tablespoons brown 

sugar 

2 tablespoons butter 

1 pinch salt 

Place carrots in a 

shallow saucepan, and 

cover with water. Boil 

until tender. Drain, and 

return carrots to pan. 

Pour orange juice 

over carrots, and mix 

well. Simmer over 

medium heat for about 5 

minutes. Stir in brown 

sugar, butter, and salt. 

Heat until butter and 

sugar melt. 

Skillet Mixed 

Vegetables 

1 medium carrot, cut into 

1/4-inch slices 

1/2 cup water 

1 cup broccoli florets 

1 medium onion, cut into 

16 wedges 

1 medium zucchini, cut 

into 1/4-inch slices 

1/4 cup fat-free Italian 

salad dressing 

1/4 teaspoon dried 

oregano 

In a nonstick skillet, 

bring carrot and water to 

a boil. Reduce heat; 

cover and simmer for 5 

minutes. Add the broccoli, 

onion and zucchini; 

return to a boil. Reduce 

heat; cover and simmer 

for 2 minutes. 

Add salad dressing 

and oregano. 

Cook and stir over 

medium heat for 4 minutes 

or until vegetables 

are tender and liquid is 

reduced. 

Tomato Pudding 

2 cans (28 ounces each) 

crushed tomatoes with 

juice 

1 cup brown sugar, 

packed 

1 can (6 ounces) tomato 

paste 

2 teaspoons dry mustard 

1 teaspoon salt 

pinch baking soda 

3 cups toasted white 

bread cubes 

1/2 cup butter, melted 

fresh parsley sprigs, optional 

Grease a 3-quart baking 

dish. 

In a bowl, combine 

tomatoes, sugar, paste, 

mustard, soda, and salt. 

Place bread cubes in 

the baking dish; drizzle 

SEATON 

with melted butter. 

Pour tomato mixture 

over bread. 

Refrigerate up to 4 

hours, if desired. 

Bake at 375° for 35 to 

40 minutes, or until hot 

and bubbly. Garnish with 

fresh parsley sprigs, if 

desired. 

Braised Celery 

1 bunch celery, cleaned 

and cut into 4 inch 

pieces 

1/2 teaspoon salt 

1/4 teaspoon pepper 

2 tablespoons butter or 

margarine 

1 cube chicken bouillon 

1 cup boiling water 

1 tablespoon minced 

fresh parsley 

Arrange the celery in 

a single layer on the bottom 

of a large skillet. 

Season with salt and 

pepper. Dot with butter. 

Dissolve the bouillon 

cube in boiling water, 

and pour over the celery. 

Cover pan, and bring 

to a boil over mediumhigh 

heat. Reduce heat 

to low, and simmer for 

30 minutes. Sprinkle 

with parsley before serving. 

Pickled Celery 

1 cup white vinegar 

1/4 cup sugar 

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were looking for someone 

to give it to. “Second Harvest 

contacted us,” she 

said. “I told them, ‘we’re a 

rural county, hit hard by 

the economy,’ so we got 

it.” 

The line was to start at 

10:30 a.m. but many were 

there before then. A similar 

distribution took place 

during the summer last 

year. “We served 235 

(then),” said Smith. “We 

started distributing at 12 

and it ran out by two.” 

People like Tom Peck, 

Dick Sawinski, Mike 

Schauck, and Bruce and 

Julianne Diehl were helping 

stack the food at the 

picnic tables. The items 

included oranges, donuts, 

baked beans, Cheez-It 

snack mix, pretzels, and 

sweet peas. Jim Decker 

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“They’ll be coming in 

for quite a ways yet,” said 

Decker as he did his job. 

“I haven’t seen a box of 

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and dinner planed for February 

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And as Miller mentioned, 

Thursday’s distribution 

of food is hardly a 

fluke. People can come to 

the center anytime for assistance, 

although it is intended 

for only Monroe 

County residents. Proof of 

income is needed for anyone 

inquiring. To phone 

the center, dial 420-8888. 

“I’ve been doing this 

for two years,” said 

Schack, however, at 

Thursday’s event. “It gives 

me something to do.” 

“It‘s sure going to help 

my family,” said one 

woman standing in line. 

“I‘m probably the 

youngest one here,” said 

the gentleman in front of 

her. “Yeah, it helps a lot.” 

Coffman 


Judge Reed Dixon arraigned 

her and set her 

bond at $250,000. 

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on Tuesday, January 15. 

According to Coffman’s 

arrest warrant, sworn to by 

the Monroe County Sheriff’s 

detective division, a 

witness said that two days 

after John Wayne Coffman’s 

death from an overdose 

of pain medication, 

Karen Coffman stated she 

killed her husband by administering 

the overdose. 

The division’s detectives 

said the witness 

heard Coffman make 

more than one statement 

regarding the killing of the 

victim and had indicated 

that she would use an 

overdose as a mechanism 

of death. 

John Wayne Coffman 

died on December 3, 2012, 

and the witness spoke 

with detectives on 

Wednesday, January 9, 

2013. 

The death of Coffman 

came at his home on 

Thompson Farm Road, 

sheriff’s deputies reported. 

Karen Coffman 

said she awakened around 

2:45 p.m. and found John 

Coffman in a recliner. He 

was not breathing, she 

said. 

Deputy Michael 

Cansler said Coffman had 

a feeding tube inserted 

into his stomach and 

when found also had a red 

liquid around the tube on 

his stomach region. An 

empty bottle of hydrocodone 

turned up between 

John Coffman’s 

right arm and right leg. An 

empty bottle of liquid hydrocodone 

was located on 

the floor near the recliner. 

The detective division 

said its investigation corroborated 

the witness’ information 

regarding the 

mechanism of death and 

prior planning by Karen 

Coffman. 

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“We shared everything 

over the years,” Betty said. 

“She could make me laugh 

when I was the most unhappy 

or miserable. Rooster 

will be missed by a lot 

of people.” 

According to a report 

filed by Monroe County 

Sheriff’s Deputy Chase 

Nipper, a neighbor identified 

as Perry Philpott, 

spotted smoke coming 

from Dailey’s Church 

Road home. He hurried 

to the residence and found 

Rooster standing in the 

doorway of her burning 

house and wrapping her in 

his jacket carried her to his 

vehicle, where he called 

dialed 911. 

Nipper said he arrived 

around 12:30 p.m., finding 

the home fully engulfed in 

flames. Several men were 

fighting the fire with 

water buckets and they directed 

Nipper to 

Philpott’s truck, where he 

found Dailey with burns 

to her arms, chest, head, 

and to the right side of her 

body. 

Nipper said Dailey 

communicated with him, 

giving him her name and 

age. An ambulance with 

Monroe County EMS arrived 

and began to treat 

Dailey’s burns. 

“Rooster was the captain 

in charge of all our 

cousin gang, the Garretts 

and McDaniels,” said 

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Linda Garrett-Hensley, 

also of Madisonville. “She 

gave us orders and we 

obeyed, and we loved her. 

We were double cousins, 

and she lived with us at 

times when we were 

younger. That’s our precious 

bond. To know her 

was to love her.” 

Investigators on the fire 

scene did not determine 

the cause or the origin of 

the fire. Nipper said paramedics 

treated and then 

transported Dailey to 

McGee-Tyson Airport in 

Alcoa, where she was 

flown to Nashville. 

The homeowner, Bill 

Dailey, a son, said he had 

not been at home at the 

time of the fire. 

“I grew up with Bill, but 

I remember Rooster serv- 

ing us lunch in primary 

school,” Larry Mason of 

Mason’s Furniture told the 

BUZZ. “As kids we would 

call her ‘Rooster’ because 

we thought it was funny 

that she had that name. 

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The Beat Goes On... 

As Reported to the Officers 

Monroe County Sheriff’s 

Captain John Acuff 

said he investigated a reported 

wallet theft from a 

Head of the Creek Road 

wallet owner on New 

Years Day. The wallet held 

$162, a driver’s license, and 

a social security card, its 

owner said. 

Sheriff’s Deputy 

Michael Cansler said he 

responded to a call from 

Happy Hollow Road resident 

on January 1, when 

thieves entered a barn and 

took five garbage bags full 

of aluminum cans valued 

at $25. 


Franklin Steele said he 

filed a report on January 2 

regarding the theft of a 

1996 Honda CBR 600 

motorcycle from an Old 

Mine Road home. Three 

hours later, the cycle’s 

owner called and said he 

found his bike just down 

the road in some bushes. 

Sweetwater Police Patrol 

Officer Daniel Johnson 

said he was dispatched 

on January 2 to Sweetwater-Vonore 

Road, where a 

property owner reported 

the theft of a toolbox and 

a lawn mower, both valued 

at $1,500. 

Deputy Cansler said he 

met with a Tellico Plains 

man on January 4 and filed 

GRAND JURY NOTICE 

“It is the duty of the Grand Jurors to investigate 

any public offense which they know or have reason 

to believe has been committed and which is 

triable or indictable in this court. Any person having 

knowledge of proof that such an offense has 

been committed may apply to testify before the 

grand jury subject to the provisions of Tennessee 

Code Annotated, section 40-12-104. The foreman 

in this county is Faye Tennyson, who resides at 

705 Broad Street, Sweetwater, Tennessee. 

The Grand Jury will be meeting in the courthouse 

in Madisonville on Wednesday, February 

6, 2013 at 9:00 a.m. 

You may be prosecuted for perjury for any oral 

or written statement which you make under oath 

to the grand jury when you know the statement to 

be false and when the statement touches on a 

matter material to the point in question.” 

a report on a vandalized 

vehicle and a burglary of it, 

a breach that led to a missing 

$80 dog pack, a pair of 

hiking boots that cost 

$275, and $50 in stolen 

food. 


Christopher Francis said 

he investigated a burglary 

that took place on January 

5 on Anderson Road, 

where $400 worth of Wii 

consoles and controllers 

turned up missing. 

On January 5, Sheriff’s 

Deputy Clint Brookshire 

said he spoke with a 

Madisonville resident who 

allowed a female to sleep 

over at his home and when 

he awoke the next day, the 

female was gone and so 

was $200 from his billfold. 

Sheriff’s Deputy Chase 

Nipper said he arrived at a 

Presley Road home on 

January 5, learning of a 

theft of two marine batteries 

from a 2003 Triton 

TR-22 boat. The lost batteries 

were worth $150, the 

boat owner said. 

Deputy Francis was 

back on January 6, saying 

he was dispatched to a 

house on Billingsley Road, 

where a break-in resulted 

in the theft of $100 worth 

of jewelry and $120 cash. 

Sheriff’s Captain Bill 

Johnson said he took a report 

of stolen wheels and 

tires from a Madisonville 

man on January 7, the 

value of the 16 items coming 

to $2,000. 

Sheriff’s Deputy John 

Hunt said he arrived at a 

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on January 8, speaking 

with a homeowner who 

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Captain Johnson returned 

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8, investigating a 

reported burglary at an 

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The homeowner reported 

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LEGAL NOTICES 

STATE OF TENNESSEE 

PROBATE COURT 

OF MONROE COUNTY 

Madisonville, Tennessee 

NOTICE TO CREDITORS 

ESTATE OF 

Iva Pearl Sherlin 

(Deceased) 

Notice is hereby given that on 

the 7th day of January, Letters 

Testamentary in respect of the 

Estate of Iva Pearl Sherlin, deceased, 

who died November 6, 

2012. 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 

on or before the earlier of the 

dates prescribed in (1) or (2), 

otherwise their claims will be forever 

barred: 

(1) (A) Four (4) months from the 

date of the first publication (or 

posting, as the case may be) of 

this notice if the creditor received 

an actual copy of this notice to 

creditors at least sixty (60) days 

before the date that is four (4) 

months form the date of the first 

publication (or posting); or 

(B) Sixty (60) days from the 

date the creditor received an actual 

copy of this notice to creditors 

if the creditor received the 

copy of the notice less than sixty 

(60) days prior to the date that is 

four (4) months from the date of 

first publication (or posting) as 

described in (1) (A); or 

(2) Twelve (12) months form the 

decedents date of death. 

This 7th day of January, 2013. 

Charla J. Sherlin 

Personal Representative 

Rebecca E. Tulloch 


Estate of 

Iva Pearl Sherlin 

Deceased 

Charles E. Ridenour 

Attorney for Estate 

Teresa A. Choate, 

Probate Clerk 

Donna C. McKenzie 

$200 ring, a $75 ring, and a 

$20 ring. 

Sheriff’s Sergeant 

James Wall said he investigated 

the theft of a semi 

big rig truck that had been 

allegedly taken from property 

on Seedtick Road. 

The tractor was a Volvo 

valued at $21,000. 

Deputy Cansler said on 

January 9 that he looked 

into a Reliance Road 

property owner’s claim of 

a missing laptop computer. 

The Sony item was 

worth $2,000, the owner 

said. 

LEGAL NOTICES 

STATE OF TENNESSEE 

PROBATE COURT 

OF MONROE COUNTY 

Madisonville, Tennessee 

NOTICE TO CREDITORS 

ESTATE OF 

James R. Thompson 

(Deceased) 

Notice is hereby given that on 

the 28th day of December 2012, 

Letters Testamentary in respect 

of the Estate of James R. 

Thompson, deceased, who 

died November 6, 2012. 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 

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 28th day of December, 

2012. 

Linda A. Koch 


Estate of 

James R. Thompson 

Deceased 

Biddle & Trew, LLP 

Attorney for Estate 

Teresa A. Choate, 

Probate Clerk 

Donna C. McKenzie 

Deputy Clerk 

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vet checked $250 423-334-5969 

3 left 

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- 

6080 

CLASSIFIEDS 

ANIMALS 

Looking for a gander for my 

lonely goose 519-4331 

Black Tennessee Walker Racking 

Horse 423-368-6165 

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- 

Yorkie puppies, 6 weeks old, 

first shots & wormed 404-0881 9424 

AKC registered Chocolate Labs, 

Soro Mare $200 253-3398 6 weeks old, $300 423-836- 

3439 

Full grown turkeys $20 each 

PRICES ARE 

442-2852 

Free mother cat 519-9333 

Yorkie puppies, 6 weeks old, 

first shots & wormed 404-0881 

NKC Boxer puppies, 5 males, 2 

ON THE RISE! 

females, brindle, ready December 

14th 371-3199 

4-5 lb Chihuahuas $250 404- 

4170 

2101 Old Niota Rd 

Athens 

423-745-9989 

QUICK LOANS OF TN 

QUICK CASH$ 

CALL CANDACE 

Pitbull puppies, mother & father 

on premises $75 each 371-2610 

Factory 

Complete Cars 

with catalytic converter 

$13/ 100 lbs 

CLASSIFIEDS 

ANIMALS 

CLASSIFIEDS 

ANIMALS 

2 Jersey Steers, good for beef, 

grain fed 600 pounds 442-9692 

½ Maltese ½ Shi-poo puppies, 

two girls & one boy, 6 weeks old 

on January 12 442-4345 

2 female ducks $20 for both 404- 

3027 

SEATON ENTERPRISES 

The Largest and Most Complete Recycling Facility in 8 Counties 

Recycling Center - New & Used Steel 

1321 Frye Street 

Athens 

423-745-3552 

3 Rabbit Beagles, one year old 

865-206-7860 

CKC Miniature Daschunds, 8 

weeks old, first shots $150 423- 

572-0705 

CLASSIFIEDS 

APPLIANCES 

29 Gallon Fish Aquarium $15 

210-0163 

Great Dane puppies, female, 

spotted, parents on premises, 

full blooded, will be ready August 

24 $300 each 253-7362 

or 404-0940 

Palamino Racking Horse 423- 

368-6165 

Yorkie poos, male, 18 weeks, 

$275 442-9996 

Black Poodle, male $90 295- 

4429 

Chocolate Lab, male 4 years 

old, house broken, good with 

kids $50 836-3047 

Game Roosters 519-4316 

Male Chihuahua, 6 years old, up 

to date on shots $150 420-6341 

Hotpoint Refrigerator 16.6 cubic 

ft. works good, adjustable glass 

shelves $125 420-9223, no calls 

after 9pm 

Gas Cook Stove, works good 

$175 obo 423-241-2576 

Large Chest Freezer $250 371- 

0896 

Appliances for sale 371-5002 

Natural Gas 110 dryer $50 423- 

817-9790 

Refrigerator GE very good condition 

67”HX28” WX29”deep 

$145 cell 941-713-9514 

GE Chest Freezer $100 420- 

9247 

Dutch Ovens 442-5606 

Antique Ice Cream Maker 442- 

5606 

Whirlpool washer, heavy duty 

Chickens & chicks $1 and up, 

various breeds 519-1288 

large, capacity $75 519-4458 

Roper Stove, glass top $150 

519-4458 

APPLIANCES 

Whirlpool Stove, white, brand 

new $225 519-3902 

Antique Dixie 

Wood Stove 

$225 

519-4203 

SOLD! 

Box ice maker sits on the table 

$150 442-2852 or 404-0216 

Antique Electric Monarch Cook 

Stove (marble look top) $150 

865-306-3547 or 865-368-6753 

Microwave white in color, in new 

condition $25 253-3703 

Big GE Freezer, 700 pounds capacity, 

white, works great $200 

519-4458 

Antique Wood/Gas Cook 

Stove made by 

Superior/Bridge & Beach 

Company St. Louis Mo. $1500 

obo 423-351-7736 or 239- 

980-0745 

AUTOMOBILE 

2003 Jaguar XType, 100,897 

miles, new tires, new brakes, 

new battery and recent oil 

change asking $4,500 OBO 

836-7228 

1971 Ford pickup, custom short 

bed with built 289 V8, clean truck 

$4,500 423-836-9082 or 423- 

381-4244 ask for Randy 

1977 Pontiac Trans Am, has rebuilt 

455 motor and 400 transmission, 

restorable $5400 

351-4214 

2002 Ford Taurus, good, reliable 

car, 160k $2200 423-371-3290 

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 

1991 Toyota 2WD, V6, automatic, 

extended cab, a/c, negotiable 

519-9898 

2010 Chevy Equinox LTZ, AWD, 

remote start, backup camera, 

sunroof, heated leather seats 

$25,000 540-588-5073 

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


CLASSIFIEDS 

AUTOMOBILE 

AUTOMOTIVE 

Four White 15” Rally Rims 5 lug 

$75 210-0163 

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 

CAMPING 

Coleman 6 person tent, brand 

new, opens in less than one 

minute $150 253-2283 

52” Big Screen Projection TV 

$250 442-5809 

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 

TV Stand $50 442-5606 

50” RCA HD TV with split screen 

$250 371-8192 

Coby Kyros 7” Touchscreen 

Tablet. All in one device lets you 

browse the web, watch YouTube 

videos, check email and more. 

Like new! Comes with box $80 

519-7891 

20” Tronics TV $40 obo 423- 

453-1014 

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 

CLASSIFIEDS 

Brand New...HP Office Jet 4500, 

all in one printer, prints, copies, 

scans, faxes $75 865-213-7007 

CLASSIFIEDS 

ELECTRONICS 

Drivers Needed OTR, apply in 

person at D&K Logistic, 250 

Lands Road Madisonville. 442- 

4699 

CLASSIFIEDS 

EMPLOYMENT 

SOLD! 

CLASSIFIEDS 

FOR RENT 

1964 Chevelle Malibu, 4 door, Fiberglass camper shell fits full BAII Plus Graphing Calculator, Fulltime cosmetologist needed at 

completely restored, too much to size pickup $300 obo 519-6641 new, asking $25 519-2417 Visuels Salon in Sweetwater. 

list $12,500 firm 423-836-9082 

HP Laser Printer P2015d $120 Call 210-0122 anytime. 

VONORE AREA 

or 423-381-4244 ask for Randy 

Bed Liner for a 2004 Ford 337-1791 

TELLICO VIEW 

1997 Dodge 3500 diesel, crew Ranger short bed $50 423-371- 

36” Phillips TV $60 obo 423-453- EQUIPMENT & TOOLS 

cab with cap and run boards 1911 

APARTMENTS 

1014 

227,600 miles $4,990 423-295- 

2513 

42” TV $75 371-2566 

Brand New Dewalt Drill 14.4 with 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath 

THE BUZZ 442-1635 

2 batteries & case $75 519-8232 Appliances Furnished 

Entertainment Center, solid Lincoln AC-225 variable voltage 

wood, super nice $150 423- arc welder with 4 hoods & 50lb 

CONSTRUCTION 

519-8484 

404-3294 

of rod. Makita 14” chop saw, 

Bed liner for late model full size 

Pink Nintendo DS with 5 Black & Decker 7” grinder with a For Rent: 900 sq ft office in 

Chevy pickup for short bed $50 

games, carry case and lot of extra disc, 12”x36” wood Sweetwater, central h/a, carpet, 

420-9519 

ISBILL CONSTRUCTION LLC charger $85 371-1096 lathe with 2 sets of tools & 4 furnished, second floor, Hwy 68 

Licensed & Insured 

chucks. All for $1000 obo or will frontage $450 month, Call Burt 

Truckload of new vehicle parts New Construction, Remodeling & Guitar Hero for XBOX 360, sale separate 420-0339 519-0700 

$125 for all 404-3027 

Additions, Blown Insulation, Vinyl 

drums, microphone & 2 guitars, 

make offer 210-0217 

Step ladders wood, 6’ $20, 8’ 

Siding, Replacement Windows & 

$35, both for $50 519-4458 

VCR, works good $30 423-745- 

THE BUZZ 442-1635 

Seamless Guttering 

Steel Ms192TC professional 

Soft top for 4 door jeep $200 Over 25 Years Experience 4454 

grade trim saw with 14 inch bar 

253-5237 

253-3770 or 253-4162 32” Sanyo TV and 24” Sanyo TV $200 371-3878 

HOMESTEAD RENTALS 

Ladder Rack for small truck 

$40 for both 442-9546 Table Saw, mitre saw with stand, 

$125 423-371-2676 

26” Sanyo TV $30 obo 423-453- drill press $150 371-0896 2BR/1BA Moblie 

2 New Tires 235/70R/15 $150 ELECTRONICS 1014 

201 pc. Stanley Socket set paid Home in Madisonville 

for both 404-3027 

50” RCA Projection screen TV, 

Two Kuhmo tires for sale. 

Gold Star color TV 25” $50 295- 

$87 new asking $60 519-8232 $375 rent & deposit 

2005 model $175 OBO 371- 

Shindawa 488 power saw $175 

P235R60 18” - at least half tread 

2680 

8192 

371-7507 

442-8869 

left, $25 each or both for $45. HP Type 4370 scanner $38 337- 

Call Jo at 263-5823 

New Sheet Rock Hoist still in 

1791 

EMPLOYMENT plastic (Harbor Freight) cost For Rent: 3 BR 2 BA House 

Ford Ranger topper $75 836- 

Ministry Position Available: $269.99 new, will sell for $175 

5998 

Case for Laptop $50 423-333- 

1500 sq. ft., inside Madisonville 

Children’s Coordinator at 865-306-3547 or 865-368-6753 

4324 

city limits, close to schools. No 

2 Corvette Tires 325/30/19 

Church of Life, Madisonville. 66” long Bob Cat Bucket & 4 Pets. References required. $425 

Goodyear Eagle F1 $100 for DELL 1800 MP projector for 20 hours per week. Apply on- used 12-16-5 Bob Cat tires- 10 Non-Refundable Damage De- 

both 519-7997 

Powerpoint presentations, like line at www.thechurchoflife.org ply $520 for all 423-351-7736 posit. $750 Per month. 423-519- 

Full size camper top will fit any new $530 337-1791 

Monroe Automotive- Madis- 

4343 

Antique Cross Cut Saw 442full 

size truck $100 442-3669 

onville- Experienced mechanic 5606 

Dell Desktop Computer, CD & needed; tools & professional 

Niles Ferry Apartments 

Craftsman 15” drill press, 1hp 

DVD burner, comes with new skills required. Apply within. 

Drug Free, Quiet, 

$100 371-7507 

desk & chair, 17” flat screen 

Family Oriented 

monitor, only 1 year old $250 

Rigid 300 Pipe Threading Ma- 2 Bedroom Units Available 

371-2100 

Drivers: chine with some dyes $800 

Teams $2400 Sign-on Bonus. 423-887-5342 

No Pets 

Leapster Explorer $30 371-7814 

Large Vemco Drafting Machine 

Background Check Required 

CDL-A 1 yr exp. Excellent 

$50 – 423-420-0822 

Lights, Water & Cable 

Want To Boost Your Pay/Benefits/Home-Time. 

TV Included 

Dedicated for Andersonville. 

Bosch 12” Compound Miter 

Business? Advertise! 

Saw $150 371-3878 

423-371-1484 9am-6pm 

No-Touch. 

Call Kelly Lynch 

Sport Rider Exercise Machine 

Apply: Carter-Express.com 

Bed Liner for a 2004 Ford 

paid over $100 for it will take $30 

Ranger short bed $50 423-371- 442-1635 

877-628-6806 371-7814 

SPRINGBROOK 

1911 

Mobigo $30 371-7814 Staffing position available for Weights, long bar & short bar APARTMENTS 

Sweetwater Childcare Organiza- $100 337-4006 

Diamond Aluminum Tool Box, Xcort Electric Guitar, dark blue, tion, please fax resume with ex- Scroll saw $75 442-1037 1 Bedroom apartments 

fits Toyota pickup 442-4528 good condition, comes with perience to 423-337-7945 or 

4 Used Michelin tires 265/65/17 black carrying case $50 836- 

designed for seniors age 

contact Janet at 423-404-4885. 1000 watt two stroke portable 

$75 253-5237 

2362 

generator, brand new $100 firm 62 or older who meet the 

CNA/Caregiver-Quality of Life 256-612-4818 

4 Honda wheels with tires, tires 

income requirements. 

Home Care is seeking compas- 

are in good shape $80 no calls 

sionate, caring aides to assist 

Utilities furnished, rent 

after 9pm if no answer leave 

elderly or disabled adults with EXERCISE 

based on income, ground 

message 420-9223 

daily living activities in their home Bodyrider Exercise Bicycle $80 floor apartments, central 

in Monroe, Loudon and McMinn 420-9247 

counties. Hours, days will vary 

heat/air, maintenance and 

based on client's needs. Valid 

Air Glider Exercise Machine, like 

new $50 519-2417 

yard work furnished. 

driver license, automobile insurance, 

pass a criminal back- Bowflex Exercise machine, good 423-884-6070 

condition, call after 6pm $125 

Equal Housing Opportunity 

Bed liner for Dodge 6’ bed $75 

ground check and one year 

519-0551 

Handicap Units Available 

295-4340 

experience required. Please call 

(423) 836-9505 to schedule an 2 Weider Pro Exercise Machine 

LILY'S CUSTOMS 

interview or go to our website at $250 each 371-1056 

www.qualityoflifehomecare.com 

Paint & Body Work 

for more information to apply. 

PAINT 

$399 

+tax&up 

Free Estimates 

Basic Mechanics 

Oil Change $22 & up 

423-371-5484 

Before 84 Lumber next to 

Storage Buildings, Madisonville 

AUTOMOTIVE 

SOLD! 

SOLD! 

SOLD! 

SOLD! 

Clerical help needed in the 

Athens area. Part time with possible 

full time position available. 

Must be able to work Saturdays. 

Must have experience in Excel 

and Word. Must be able to be 

bonded and have no criminal 

record. Must pass background 

check. Send resume to: Clerical 

Help c/o Monroe County Buzz 

113 Main Street, Madisonville, 

TN 37354. 

SOLD! 

SOLD! 

SOLD! 

FOR RENT 

House for Rent: 2BR/1BA close 

to school and shopping in 

Sweetwater $400 monthly $200 

deposit, no pets, for information 

call 836-6817 or 420-0398 

For Rent: 1BR Apt in Sweetwater. 

Includes electricity, water, 

sewer, garbage $150 per week 

plus $250 deposit 337-6384 or 

210-0122 

Wanted to rent in Tellico Plains 

small furnished house or mobile 

home, March 4 - May. Contact 

520-836-1655 or 423-762-9568 

or email at ree3daw@cox.net 

CLoverLeaf apartMents 

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


CLASSIFIEDS 

FOR RENT 

Clothes Wardrobe $200 442- 

1010 

CLASSIFIEDS 

FURNITURE 

4 Oak chairs and long table, 

good condition $75 519-4949 

CLASSIFIEDS 

FURNITURE 

Dining Table with four chairs, 

wood and metal $100 442-5844 

Computer Desk, $20 – 442- 

1010 


CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS 

HEAT & COOLING 

Hay in the dry in Tellico Plains, 

4x5 rolls $25 337-1780 or 253- 

7617 

LAWN & FARM 

4 piece Queen Bedroom Suite, Love seat with 4 pillows, color 

The Willows 

headboard/footboard, night brown with tweed, real nice $75 

Antique Wood Stove, about 4’ Hay, square & round bales, 

New 2&3 Bedrooms stand, dresser, chester drawers 404-3383 

high $300 884-6351 

never been wet $25 roll for big 

$400 519-2300 

Antique Vanity with mirror, light Gas Heater $225 519-4099 

rolls, $3 for square bales 865- 

Apartments 

stain $175 253-3059 

206-7860 

$525-$625/month Computer Desk $100 836-8316 

King size mattress with box 

Fresh collared greens 337-9787 

Security Deposit Waived * wac 

Leather Cat napper recliner and springs, very nice $125 404- 

Hay 4x5 bales $25 each 423- 

Pet Friendly 

sofa (with 2 built in recliners) 3383 

271-0835 

washer & dryer, refrigerator, color Taupe, excellent condition 

microwave, stove, dishwasher, 

Bookcase 28” wide x 60” tall, 

Mushroom Compost for sale 

$450 442-9363 

white pine look $40 519-4458 TVA FINANCING $10 per scoop, 453 Summit 

423-442-1833 

AVAILABLE Road, Vonore 865-577-0713 

Bar stool set $50 442-1010 Cedar Chest, hand crafted solid Jimmy Harris 

For Rent: 2BR Mobile Home in 

wood with 4 drawers. $400 obo. 

Cultivator $175 253-2589 

Tellico Plains, $400 month 519- Box Spring twin size $35 442- 865-213-7007 

442-5039 519-7871 Used barn tin $5 per sheet 404- 

1162 

4677 

Dining Room Table with 3 chairs 

4311 

Hutch West by Vermont Casting 

AFFORDABLE HOUSING Huge Antique Oak Dining Room $150 519-4391 

wood heater, bought at Hearth & 8 ft. Disc Hay mower 865-983- 

Table with removable lazy 

Queen size boxspring & mat- Patio in Knoxville 337-5591 or 9636 

OLD SAYBROOK susan. Complete with 6 chairs 

tress, good condition $150 442- 836-0013 

$400 519-2081 

Round hay bales 351-2839 

APARMENTS 

4677 

Solid Oak Table with 4 bar 

30,000 Blue Flame gas heater, Kelly 400 front end loader for 

1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. stool chairs, excellent condi- Entertainment Center, holds up ventless, works great $80 and tractor $200 295-5916 

Available, Appliances tion, $800 423-545-3000 or to 32” TV, solid oak, 2 glass free stero 442-9192 

36” Wheel/Horse Toro Rear Gar- 

Cell 423-836-1326 

doors, very good condition $75 

furnished Maintenance 

941-713-9514 

Buck Wood burning fireplace inden Tiller, mounts on rear of a 

& yard work provided 

sert 442-4528 

large garden tractor, new $200 

Boxspring for king size bed, Roll top desk, oak or cherry, 54” 

295-5916 

Income limits apply. good condition $75 442-4677 wide, nice $150 253-4122 Warm Morning Gas Heater, 1 

529 Isbill Rd., Madisonville Dining Room Table with 4 chairs Kitchen Table with chairs, year old, excellent condition The Works Weedeater, extra 

and leaf $150 obo 519-7810 round $100 337-9162 $250 371-1056 

nice $50 253-4122 

423-442-2262 

TDD: 1-800-848-0298 Light Brown Crib and Changing China Cabinet $100 442-1010 Wall Mount Propane Heaters Firewood (hickory, oak & 

table matching set $75 404- 

$200 each 423-241-2576 sycamore) $40 and $35, delivery 

THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY 

8033 

Couch wood around bottom and 

on the arms, light brown with 

Firewood oak, cherry, hickory 

possibly available for extra 519- 

PROVIDER AND EMPLOYER. 

Queen Size Box Spring & Mat- flowers $80 519-4949 

$60 a rick 836-7584 

4759 

Equal Housing Opportunity 

tress - $150 - 442-6410 

White 4 wheel drive Farm Trac- 

Handicap Units Available 

5’ Long Computer Desk with 3 

Black Leather Massage Chair Firewood $50 per rick delivered tor, 150hp Cat diesel engine 

drawers, great shape $100 210with 

5 settings plus heat, 6 295-5680 

$5900 404-1340 

PLEMONS RENTALS 

0244 

months old $250 337-1923 5 Burner gas floor unit 110, 

2BR/2BA Moblie Home 

Quail Eggs $20 per flat (50 eggs 

Full size box springs and mat- Queen size mattress & comes with all parts $50 423- per flat) 423-261-4515 or 865- 

Madisonville $400 tress $125 442-6410 

boxspring, slightly used, comes 817-9790 

363-1892 

Vintage Wooden Beach Chair 

with metal frame $250 442-4205 

Kerosene Dura Heater Good quality mixed grass hay $4 

3BR/2BA Moblie Home $20 865-368-6753 or 865-306- Wood Corner Entertainment 125,000BTU $225 371-1096 each if you pick it up or $5 each 

Vonore $475 

3547 

Center, holds up to 32” TV, great 

if its delivered 337-9787 

All hardwood firewood, different 

Black TV Stand with 2 glass condition $40 519-2417 kinds $45 a rick 536-8612 Free top soil, you load 442-4118 

doors on front 29”widex20”high, 

mint condition $100 442-4319 

Need Alfalfa hay, call Mark at the 

442-8869 

WANTED! Natural Gas Heater, mounts on 

4 Drawer lateral filing cabinet $70 

the wall $125 519-6039 Buzz 442-1635 

337-1791 

GOOD USED FURNITURE 

Sunchokes aka Jerusalem arti- 

SELL QUICK FOR CASH! Used Heating & Air Units In- 

Couch & Chair, grey & brown, fall 

chokes, good diabetic substitute 

WILL GIVE TOP PRICE. stalled, good condition, reason- 

patterns $60 for both 545-9194 

for potatoes 261-2039 

CALL SANDY AT able prices, call 423-337-0037 

Black Dinette Table with 2 black 

SANDY'S TREASURES 

Craftsman Riding Mower, needs 

Rooms For Rent chairs $50 210-0747 or 442- BUY-SALE-TRADE Natural Gas Heater with fire logs, work but still runs $200 obo 420- 

1037 

like new $75 442-2207 3222 

Fully Furnished 

423-253-4618 

Full Size and Queen Size 

Oakwood $35 per rick, you haul Beauregard Sweet Potato Plant 

in Madisonville boxsprings and mattress $150 

2 Solid oak TV towers, lighted, 368-9727 or 253-7211 519-3718 

per set 442-6410 

$100 each 423-836-8316 

Firewood $55 per load (S10 Square Hay Bales $2 per bale, 

$100 Per Week Plus Deposit. Swivel Rocker, used but good 

Trestle Table 60”, 4 side chairs, truck load) delivered in Madis- you pick up in field 295-5015 

condition, pink 442-1221 

good condition $100 884-6601 onville 404-4311 

Utilities, Internet & Cable Included 

Queen wood bed $100 420- 

Round hay bales 351-2839 

Firewood $50 per rick 442-6410 

Four Antique Ladder back chairs 0450 

Hay square bails 519-3621 

423-261-4848 $100 836-0905 or 253-6000 

Some free firewood 519-7532 

Antique Trunk full of antique junk 

Retro Coffee and end table $50 

For Rent: 2BR/1BA House cen- 

Firewood $25 per load 519-7532 

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

442-1417 

MISCELLANEOUS 

tral heat/air, washer/dryer 

hookup, city water, lease re- 3547 

Hard Rock Maple Twin Size 

Black office computer chair and Cannonball Beds with mattress HOME HEALTH Pan for gold in one of the gold 

quired, no pets $500 month plus 

desk asking $75 423-536-6073 & boxspring, triple dresser with 

rich creeks in the Coker Creek 

$500 deposit 261-4362 or 253mirror, 

nightstand with drawer, Wheelchair $25 253-3703 

Community. We are finding color 

6159 after 7 p.m. 

Secretary’s Desk $150 836- desk with chair, excellent condi- 

in the creek on our property. You 

8316 

tion $450 884-6601 

Jazzy Power Chair 1103 Ultra, canbring your own pan or rent 

Apartment for rent 1 bedroom, 1 Vintage Seating out of Doctors 

like new $2,000 351-7058 or one of ours. $40 per day 423bath, 

Hwy 72 West, utilities not 

2 Floral top of the line livingroom 

office $75 865-368-6753 or 865- 

519-5490 

261-2039 or 912-614-6529 ask 

included, $350 a month plus 

chairs,with matching pillows $75 

306-3547 

for Ernest 

$200 damage deposit 295-4081 

each 865-256-1518 

All Electric Hospital Bed with Tra- 

Computer Armoire, excellent 

peze bar & air mattress $1,800 Deer meat already processed 

shape $50 404-2446 

L shaped computer desk work- 253-7123 

tenderloin, roast ground beef etc. 

Baby bed, bought new, never station 6’x6’ $125 836-0280 or 

$70 442-9546 

Wheelchair $50, Electric Wheel- 

used $50 519-1397 

337-9512 

chair $250, Handicap Potty Elvis- Prince From Another 

Single bed boxsprings $40 442- Entertainment Center 54” wide x Nice matching couch & chair, flo- Chair $25, Lots of medical stuff, Planet- 3 disc CD set, new, ask- 

6410 

51” high x 18” deep, unfinished ral design, fall colors $150 442- 253-7123 

ing $20 836-2362 

$100 337-0309 

5252 

Dining Room Set $100 442- 

7227 

Chocolate Microsuede Rocker, Bedroom Set- All solid wood, 

Electric Sewing Machine in 

removable washable cover, very queen size bed, dresser with LAWN & FARM beautiful cabinet, runs good $50 

soft $75 865-253-0597 mirror, chest of drawers, night 

351-3572 

4 Dining Room Chairs with 

stand $900 253-2589 Hay in the dry in Tellico Plains, 

rollers $10 each 337-6075 

Variety of Harley Davidson cloth- 

Queen Size Sleigh Bed, 

4x5 rolls $25 337-1780 or 253- ing & accessories 256-612-4818 

Card table with 4 chairs $20 337- boxsprings & pillowtop mattress, 

7617 

6075 

almost new $800 253-7239 

Child tag-a-long rider, pull behind 

a bicycle $45 420-0450 

FURNITURE 

SOLD! 

SOLD! 

SOLD! 

SOLD! 

SOLD! 

SOLD! 

SOLD! 

Jogging Stroller $45 420-0450


CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS 

MISCELLANEOUS 

Mens steel toed boots size 9 ½ 

medium $25 obo 253-3155 

New regulation dart board in 

wooden case $40 442-1417 

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 

Basketball goal $60 442-3669 

three complete toilets, all work $2 

each 836-8636 

New snakeskin cowboy boots 

size 8.5 wide $60 442-1417 

Local Honey $12 per quart 295- 

2680 

Tree Stand Lounger, used 4 

times $200 371-1911 

Free Range Organic Eggs $2 

per dozen 442-1327 

Antique Churn and buttermold 

$125 442-5606 

5 Gallon Plastic Buckets, food 

grade $3 each or 4 for $10 404- 

4311 

30 year old collection of dolls 

351-3874 

Canopy 10x10 $60 865-216- 

6543 

Bees & Honey 253-2144 

Jumperoo $35 253-4929 

MISCELLANEOUS 

Antique Baby Stroller about 3 Men’s Fossil watches $50 Big box of boys clothing all 

100 years old everything works each 442-5903 or 920-2465 sizes $50 423-371-0906 

great, perfect condition $75 

442-5606 

Evenflo Stroller, navy blue $15 Cowboy shirt with leather vest & 

519-6039 

cowboy hat $80 836-3350 

Men’s gold wedding band $175 

371-5561 

Infant Car Seat $25 836-3350 Peg Perego Car Seat for new- 

Black Suitcase & Black 

born $30 519-6039 

New kids bed rails $25 442- 

4571 

overnight bag $15 865-368- Foosball Table, new still in box 

6753 or 865-306-3547 

H2O Steam mop $50 865-213- 

$150 442-5374 

7007 

Brother Sewing Machine $65 Boys clothes 0 - 6 mos. socks, 

Chandelior, contemporary, brand 371-5834 

bibs, etc. also have a highchair. 

new, frosted glass, bought at 

423-836-9308 

Fisher Price bathtub $10 519- 

Lowes for $200, will take $100 6039 

Reverse Painting on glass lamp 

865-256-1518 

$100 884-6351 

2 Bedspreads-one is vintage 

Local Artisans needed for Holi- 

24 VHS Childrens tapes, call for 

white 1950’s hobnail $25 & the 

day consignments in Tellico 

list $20 865-368-6753 or 865other 

one is a rose floral. Call Jo 

Plains 423-253-6060 

305-3547 

at 263-5823 

Childrens push toys & childs 

Ceiling Fans, 3 brand new con- push bike all for $50 337-4006 55 Gallon Plastic Barrels $15 

temporary fans $75 each or all 3 Bathroom sink $50 337-4006 each 442-4319 

for $200 865-256-1518 Large post 5’-12’ long, cedar or Leather Vest & Leather Jacket, 

Christmas tree 7' $20 Pre-lit locust 404-4311 

women size medium $15 for 

Christmas tree $40 with blue or- 

55 Gallon Steel Barrels $15 each vest, $30 for jacket 371-3275 

naments 442-9546 

442-4319 

Battery operated trackhoe sit on 

Water Cooler $35 337-1923 Antique glassware, ruby red, 

toy for children $50 420-0450 

Infantino Carrier, fits around the green depression, Fire King Rough Cut (sawmill) lumber, ap- 

mothers shoulder, black $8 519- Jadeite, Flow blue patters etc. prox 10,000 board ft of 2x4, 2x6 

6039 

too much to list 253-6418 & 2x8. Most at least 14’ long; air 

Safety First and a Fisher Price stacked & covered for 2 years. 

Several Home Interior & Angel potty seat $12 each 519-6039 Will sell all for $3,000 obo- you 

pictures 545-9194 

load and haul 423-351-7736 

Used 2x4s, 2x6s, 2x8s 404- 

Barbie Jeep, power wheels, with 

4311 

helmet, very good condition, 30 30 Rifle, new $500 420-1041 

needs battery $65 cell 941-713- Smith & Wesson 243 Caliber 

Newly Mounted 10 point buck 9514 

Rifle, leupold scope $700 420- 

519-4316 

Ms Beasley doll-Family Affair TV 1041 

Infant Car Seat, excellent con- show from the 1970’s $125 253dition 

$35 253-4929 

7239 

Handmade Quilts, polyester, full 

Sportcraft Pool Table $100 442- House window $50 442-5809 

size $25 each 351-3874 

7977 

Antique Stroller, metal frame 

Childrens Red Velvet Christmas 

with leather seat $25 442-3695 

Dresses 351-3874 

MOBILE HOMES 

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 

Husqvarna Viking Serger 910, 

used very little $250 884-3588 

Aurora Wedding Dress, size 

18, white $140 295-2678 

5 Clothing Racks $20 each 423- 

790-6934 

Baby Bathtub $10 519-6039 

Madisonville: Mobile Home Lot 

$18,500 or $1850 down and 

$300 month, septic & water 

meter provided. Doublewide or 

home only, James 519-0600 

LAND-HOME REPOS 

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 

Mens 26” Bicycle, 3 speed $40 

442-3369 

Bob Mackie western style coat, 

suede with leather lining, 

turquoise with fringe, size 2X $75 

442-6612 

Century Stroller, blue $10 519- 

6039 

Cheap Prices! 

All areas East TN 

CASH or BANK FINANCE 

Low down 

865-938-2047 

14x66 2 Bedroom 

$5500 CASH 

865-938-2041 

Landowners 

ZeRO down 

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 

New, Used, and Repo Homes 

From $250-$350 per month 

New Program 

865-938-2051 

USED Doublewide 

3 Bedroom 2 Bath 

Stove, Fridge, Big Tub 

CASH Quick Sale 

$13900 OBO 

Can Deliver 

865-947-6850 

CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS 

MOBILE HOMES 

Used 5 Bedroom 

3 Bath Double 

Fireplace 

865-938-2051 

2011 28x76 

Doublewide 

Divorce Forces 

Sale Will Deliver 

865-938-2051 

Large 3 Bedroom 2 Bath 

Double 1569 sq.ft. Island 

Kitchen Zero Down 

$300-$365 month 

865-938-2051 

Huge 

4BR Doublewide With 

Finished Drywall & Island 

Kitchen Landowners 

0 Down $480-$525 month 

865-938-2051 

RURAL Home 

Programs 

Fixed Income OK 

For Landowners 

865-938-2047 

MOTORCYCLES & ATVS 

2008 Yamaha V-Star Classic 

650cc 2300 miles $3800 519- 

8232 

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 

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 

SELL YOUR 

HOME 

IN THE BUZZ!! 

442-1635 

1.51 acre lot for doublewide or 

home, city water, asphalt street, 

level, grass $18,500 James 519- 

0600 

REAL ESTATE 

For Sale By Owner: 

3BR/2BA 1800 sq.ft. log 

house with basement on 

2 acres. Nicely landscaped, 

good location 

$195,000 Call for more 

info 707-373-0045 

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 

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. 

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 

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 

SOLD! 

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 

$35,000 520-366-7363 

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


A series of bombings in 

different parts of Pakistan 

killed 103 persons on 

Thursday, including 69 

who died in a sectarian attack 

on a billiard parlor in 

the southwest city of 

Quetta. Officials said the 

blasts were the deadliest in 

recent years in the country 

and investigators said the 

explosions were either the 

work of the Taliban or 

Baluch militants. 

Think tank Heritage 

Foundation said on Thursday 

the Asia-Pacific region 

was the home of the 

world’s freest economies, 

where governments are 

least involved in trade and 

labor markets and excessive 

spending. Hong 

Kong, Singapore, Australia, 

and New Zealand 

took the four top spots, 

followed by Switzerland, 

Canada, Chile, Mauritius, 

and Denmark. The U.S. 

was tenth. 

In the grip of a cold 

wave in recent days, the 

Holy Land got its worst 

snowstorm in 20 years on 

Thursday as stormy 

weather moved in and 

dumped up to a foot of 

snow across parts of the 

Mideast, snarling traffic 

from Egypt to Israel, 

Lebanon, Jordan, and 

Turkey. At least eight persons 

died in the region, according 

to the Red Cross. 

The mayor of a small 

village in Quebec said on 

Thursday that 11 killer 

whales, which were locked 

in by ice in a Canadian bay, 

swam to freedom on 

Wednesday, when a 

change in current opened 

a path to open water. 

Petah Inukpuk said villagers 

believed the new 

moon activated the current 

and created a narrow 

channel that stretched 25 

miles out into ice-free 

water of Hudson Bay. 

According to Europe’s 

Jet Airliner Crash Data 

Evaluation Centre on 

Thursday, the world’s 

safest airline is not one 

Around The Globe 

from the United States. 

Rather, it is Finnair, which 

has not lost an aircraft or 

experienced a fatality in 

the past 30 years. The carrier 

topped second place 

Air New Zealand, third 

place Cathay Pacific, and 

fourth place Emirates. 

Among the worst: Sky- 

West, Turkish Airlines, 

Korean Air, Air India, and 

China Airlines. 

According to the National 

Research Council 

and the U.S. Institute of 

Medicine on Thursday, 

Americans live shorter 

lives than people in other 

wealthy nations and suffer 

You Call 

We 

Haul! 

more violent deaths as 

well. Of the world’s 17 

wealthiest countries, 

Americans had the least 

chance of living to 50 

years. 

National Geographic 

journalist Paul Salopek announced 

on Thursday that 

he would be undertaking 

possibly the longest walk 

ever: a planned 21,000mile 

trek starting in Africa 

and tracing man’s migration 

route to Chile. Salopek 

said he would 

tromple through the Middle 

East, across Asia, a hop 

to Alaska, down the western 

U.S., and then on to 

Mexico, Central, and 

South America, a walkabout 

that would take 

Boomerang 

Doug & DeAnna 

Pool 

Darts 

Sports Bar 


NOW SERVING FOOD 

Saturday - Wicked Garden 

$5 COVER/ $5 PITCHER 

Opens at 4:30 Tuesday - Sunday 

Ladies 

Night 

Thursday 

$1 off 

Beer 

Must Be 18 or Older with proper ID to enter. No alcohol served under 21. 

seven years. Highway 411 S Madisonville 

519-5402 

And a study released on 

Thursday by Charles University 

in Prague recently 

found that brown-eyed 

persons were more trustworthy 

than blue-eyed 

people. However, lead 

study author Karel Kleisner 

said he believed it was 

COMPLETE CARS $13/100lbs 

We Buy All Types of Scrap Metal, 

Copper, Aluminum, Brass 

Radiators, Wheels, Batteries, 

Aluminum Cans, Appliances, 

Buses and Farm Equipment 

Roll Off Containers Available For Scrap Removal 

PURDY’S 

AUTO PARTS & SALVAGE 

337-3977 

149 County Road 323 Sweetwater 

not eye color that indicated 

trustworthiness but 

face shape associated with 

brown eyes (narrow with 

big eyes and broader 

mouths) rather than blue 

(smaller eyes and eyebrows 

farther apart).

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