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Volume: VIII Issue: 249 

Suspect Beats, 

Cuts Female 

Old Letter from Ex Prompts Violence 

Lynn 

A Sweetwater driver 

who tried to tell an officer 

he was but a passenger in 

a vehicle wreck was taken 

into custody for drinking 

and driving on Friday. 

Charged by Monroe 

County Sheriff’s Deputy 

Jason Russell with second 

offense driving under the 

influence (DUI2) was 

Christopher Wayne Johnson, 

34, of Mahala Road. 

(See DUI pg 9) 

Smile Of the Day! 

A 45-year-old Monroe 

County man who became 

irate over an old letter 

from an ex-husband allegedly 

beat and cut a female 

in early September 

went to jail on Thursday. 

Charged by Monroe 

County Sheriff’s Deputy 

C.J. Williams with aggra- 

(See Lynn pg 10) 

Driver Slapped 

with Second DUI 

Other Drivers 

Get Their 

First 

Johnson 

MONDAY 

A 21-year-old man has 

been charged in connection 

with a reported theft 

of firearms, following a 

near one-year investiga- 

October 29, 2012 

Firearms Theft Suspect Arrested 

Months-Long Investigation Ends 

Wildlife officers 

charged two men with illegal 

activities while hunting 

and killing deer in a 

commercial area earlier 

tion that led to his arrest 

on Friday. 

Indicted by the Monroe 

County Grand Jury 

(See Morton pg 5) 

Game Warden Bags 

Illegal Deer Hunters 

Duo Fire and Then Flee From Fire Station 

Team Lexi Fundraising for Little Kara 

A huge yard sale complete 

with hot dogs, barbeque, 

and dessert will 

take place next month to 

help raise funds for a 

three-year-old girl suffering 

from Dravete Syn- 

this month. 

Cited separately by 

Tennessee Wildlife Resources 

Agency Officer 

Here’s How You Can Help 

drome, a severe form of 

epilepsy. 

It will take place at the 

Vonore Elementary 

School Cafeteria beginning 

at 9 a.m. on Saturday, 

November 17, for little 

Democrats Draw Sharp Distinctions with GOP 

“Founder’s Day” Dinner Rallies Local Party Faithful 

Morton 

Joe Pike with spotlighting 

deer and with shooting 

from a public road were 

Cody Michael Crowder, 

21, of Depot Street, 

(See Hunters pg 5) 

Kara Cline, who is currently 

on a ventilator and 

has been for the past two 

weeks. 

While moms shop, 

dads can enjoy the food, 

and for the kids, it’s a 

chance to meet – and 

(See Team Lexi pg 8) 

With a nod to Old 

Hickory Andrew Jackson, 

the acclaimed “founder” 

of the Democratic Party 

and the nation’s seventh 

president, the Monroe 

County Democratic Party 

held its annual “Founder’s 

Day Dinner” at Hiwassee 

College Saturday evening. 

“This is the people’s 

party,” one party stalwart 

said as the gathering assembled. 

“It always has 

been and always will be. I 

am proud to be a Democrat.” 

The event spotlighted 

Tennessee Democratic 

(See Founder’s Day pg 4)

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OBITUARIES 

WALTERMIRE, KENNETH 

H., age 60, of 386 North Fork 

Road, Madisonville, a native of 

Vero Beach, Florida, passed 

away 11:01 p.m. Friday, October 

26, 2012 at home. He was 

preceded in death by parents, 

Eugene H. and Hilda Whiteman 

Waltermire; brother, 

Richard L. Waltermire; 

nephew, Wally Irwin. Kenny 

beat the odds by living with 

Downs Syndrome beyond the 

normal life expectancy. Survivors: 

sister and caretaker, 

Nancy LaBoissiere, of Madisonville; 

sisters, Janet Young, of 

Arkansas, Jeannie Raymond, 

Marlborough, MA; brother-inlaw, 

Jerry Irwin, Madisonville; 

special nieces and nephews, 

Mike Irwin, Kim Summey, 

Adam Irwin, David Irwin, Joy 

Irwin; great-nieces, Ashley 

Dupont, Amber Potorski, 

Paige Sowers; very special 

great- great niece, Kinsley Potorski. 

Arrangements by Biereley-Hale 

Funeral Home, 

Madisonville. 

WRIGHT, DR. FREDRICK J. , 

age 68, of Sweetwater, 

passed away suddenly on 

Wednesday, October 24, 

2012. Dr. Fredrick J. Wright 

OD, was a well known op- 

over 40 years. He was a very 

active member of the Sweetwater 

Lions Club for over 30 

years and was the current 

president of the Sweetwater 

Lions Club. A graduate of the 

Southern College of Optometry 

in Memphis, TN in 1969. 

He was an avid pilot. Preceded 

in death by his father: 

Fredrick D. Wright. Survivors 

include wife: Diane Wright, 

mother: Grace Elizabeth 

Brand, daughters: Sherri Martin 

and husband Curtis, Cindy 

Mills and husband Ira, Shannon 

Longshore and husband 

Jeff, and Cassey Wright. Stepchildren: 

Houston Robbins 

and wife Jennifer. Cortney Key 

and husband Alex, 7 grandchildren. 

Sisters: Elizabeth 

Weir, Barbara Jarnes, Tracey 

Wright, brother: Gordon 

Wright. The family will receive 

friends on Monday October 

29, 2012 at Kyker Funeral 

Homes, Sweetwater, from 

5:00P.M. until 7:00P.M. with a 

memorial service following at 

7:00P.M. in Kyker's Chapel. In 

lieu of flowers donations to be 

made to The Sweetwater 

Lions Club. Kyker Funeral 

Homes, Sweetwater, in 

charge of arrangements. 


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Reader’s Forum 

Dear Editor: 

There must be substantial 

validity to the claims, 

which are being touted by 

many well-informed people, 

that the “fair tax” idea 

is the best thing since 

sliced bread. 

I understand it’s a national 

sales tax and would 

be paid to the cashier at 

the checkout counter or 

wherever a transaction is 

completed. The proponents 

call the impending 

legislation “fair tax” because 

it treats all citizens 

the same. That is how we 

pay our Tennessee state 

taxes; our cost of living is 

low and fiscally we are 

good as almost any in the 

nation. 

I’ve heard it espoused 

that if a fair tax law were 

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adopted, it would jump 

start the economy, create 

myriad jobs, eliminate income 

tax, and thus annihilate 

the IRS. It is also 

believed that prices of 

American-made goods 

would drop dramatically, 

there would be no significant 

increase in the cost of 

living, the economy would 

grow 10 percent the first 

year, exports would grow 

at least 25percent, and 

capital spending would increase 

some 70 percent. 

It is easy to understand 

that under a fair tax plan 

illegal immigrants, even 

crooks, thieves, and tax 

cheats would not be able 

to avoid paying tax as they 

spend their ill-gotten 

gains. Several other advantages 

are being touted by 

the fair tax advocates. 

I believe America needs a 

simpler, better, and 

cheaper way to collect her 

taxes. I want our congress 

to work toward implementing 

the fair tax plan. 

There is more information 

about fair tax legislation at 

www.fairtax.org and there 

is a review of The Fair Tax 

Book at http://www.fairt 

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orves.pdf 

Baxter Hood 

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According to most new 

media outlets on Saturday 

– 11 days before Election 

Day – the “Road to the 

White House” is an eightstate 

route, where less 

than three percentage 

points separate President 

Obama and challenger 

Mitt Romney. The states 

– Colorado, Florida, Iowa, 

Nevada, New Hampshire, 

Ohio, Virginia, and Wisconsin 

– are bona fide 

“toss-ups,” outlets reported. 

On Friday, the Navy 

said 24 of the larger ships 

in and around southeastern 

Virginia naval bases, 

including the aircraft carrier 

USS Harry Truman, 

began preparations to 

move out of the Norfolk 

NATIONWIDE 

Naval Station and avoid 

Hurricane Sandy. Other 

smaller ships were being 

secured at the base, the officials 

said. 

Meanwhile, in the face 

of the looming megastorm, 

refineries along the 

East Coast put emergency 

measures in place as at 

least six facilities could be 

victims of Hurricane 

Sandy. The six represent 

1.19 million barrels of 

gasoline per day, or seven 

percent of the U.S. total, 

the storm’s threat boosting 

fuel and heating oil 

prices in New York trading 

going into the weekend. 

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Eastern Seaboard, taking 

aim at the Carolinas and 

looking ahead to Cape 

Cod. Officials ordered 

evacuations of low-lying 

coastal regions while setting 

up inland shelters for 

thousands of persons fleeing 

the system’s wrath. 

A new Associated Press 

poll that was made public 

on Friday said racial attitudes 

in the United States 

had not improved in the 

four years since Barack 

Obama became president, 

as a slight majority of 

Americans express some 

prejudice toward black 

persons. In 2012, the AP 

found 51 percent of all 

Americans now harbor 

anti-black attitudes, compared 

with 48 percent in a 

similar 2008 survey. 

A promotions company 

in Dallas that paid cyclist 

Lance Armstrong over $7 

million in bonuses for winning 

his sixth Tour de 

France title in 2004 demanded 

on Friday that 

Armstrong return the 

money. The International 

Cycling Union, the sport’s 

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past week stripped Armstrong 

of his wins and 

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Buffalo police announced 

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seizure of 640 marijuana 

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party attended by University 

of Buffalo students, 

who also ceded to officers 

leaf marijuana, cocaine, 

and $13,000 cash. The 

sweetened weed reportedly 

came from California, 

where medical pot is legal. 

In sports, two things. 

One, the Associated Press 

preseason basketball poll 

that was released on Friday 

installed Indiana on 

top, followed by 

Louisville, Kentucky, Ohio 

State, and Michigan, with 

the only other SEC team – 

Florida – sitting pretty at 

number ten; and two, the 

Giants sprang to a 2-0 

World Series lead Thursday 

night in San Francisco, 

shutting out the Tigers in 

Game Two 2-to-nothing. 

The third game of the fall 

classic was scheduled for 

Detroit Saturday night. 

Make that three things: 

the No. 12 Bulldogs of 

Georgia forced six Florida 

turnovers Saturday 

evening, upsetting the No. 

3 Gators in Jacksonville 17- 

9. Tennessee lost 38-35 to 

South Carolina, which lost 

Gamecock star Marcus 

Lattimore to a right knee 

injury; Texas A&M beat 

Auburn 63-21; and Missouri 

ran past Kentucky 

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Founder’s Day 

(Continued from pg 1) 

Party Chairman Chip Forrester 

and Dr. Mary Headrick, 

Democratic 

candidate for the Third 

Congressional District of 

the United States. Opening 

comments that welcomed 

local party officials, 

elected officeholders, and 

supporters of the party 

came from Judy Lee, president 

of the party’s 

women’s club, who also introduced 

Forrester. 

“He has been the chairman 

of the state party for 

the past four years,” Lee 

said. “He is a graduate of 

the University of Chicago, 

where he studied politics, 

economics, and law. He 

joined the campaign of Al 

Gore after he moved to 

Tennessee in 1985 and later 

became chief of Al’s staff.” 

Addressing his audience, 

Forrester spoke of 

“needs.” 

“The need for young 

people in the state Democratic 

Party,” he said, “the 

need to ‘capture’ and relate 

President Obama’s successes 

over the past four 

years, and the need to 

compactly tell people just 

what he’s done for our 

country since becoming 

president.” 

Forrester said he had 

found “just the right 

words” to convey what 

Obama has meant to 

America, but first he reminded 

the party aggregation 

in the Hiwassee 

school’s cafeteria how 

Obama “had put the country 

back on track,” how he 

had “saved thousands of 

jobs in Tennessee,” how 

“he had passed Obamacare,” 

how he had 

brought about “equal pay 

for women,” and how 

Obama had made “college 

affordable for students.” 

“But how do you put all 

of this on a bumper 

sticker?” Forrester asked. 

“How do you succinctly 

explain the president’s 

successes? Well, I’ve got it. 

I have it on a bumper 

sticker, and I’ve got plenty 

of them, these bumper 

stickers, and it is ‘Obama 

Got Osama.’ Obama Got 

Osama. That says it all.” 

Forrester said the battle 

for the nation’s presidency 

in 2012 was a fight for “the 

soul of the country.” He 

said United State voters 

were “at a crossroads.” 

“This is Political Math 

101,” he said, continuing. 

“Republicans subtract and 

Republicans divide, but 

Democrats practice addition. 

Republicans divide 

along racial, ethnic, class, 

and gender lines. But Democrats 

welcome people 

outside the mainstream 

and add them to the country 

and to the party.” 

Forrester, however, said 

the number one issue in 

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he’s shown he wants 

to strengthen the middle 

class, because the middle 

class built this country. 

The middle class is this 

country. President Obama 

wants to return us – the 

middle class - to hard work 

because hard work pays 

and because being responsible 

is always rewarded.” 

Forrester said the middle 

class “built this country.” 

“In 2008, we changed 

the guard,” he said, ending 

his speech, “but in 2012 we 

guard the change.” 

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assuming the podium, 

echoed Forrester. 

“Our biggest problem 

as Democrats is that our 

electorate is not engaged,” 

she began. “So many voters 

do not know the candidates 

and do not 

understand the issues.” 

Headrick, like Forrester, 

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Headrick called for the 

restoration of the middle 

class in America, for kicking 

the lobbyists out of 

Nashville and Washington, 

and for ending “the 

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Headrick called globalization 

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“Anyone who says 

shrinking our government 

is working against our 

country,” Headrick said. 

“If we turn our country 

over to Romney and Ryan, 

they’re going to do some 

bad things.” 

Clad in a blue “Obama” 

shirt, state representative 

candidate Peggy Hall Wall 

of Tellico Plains briefly 

took the microphone and 

endorsed Headrick. 

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Party official Carolyn 

Shirk awarded the “Outstanding 

Democratic 

Women’s Club Member” 

designation to Betty 

Atkins; party chairman 

Jerry Ogle recognized the 

party’s elected officials in 

attendance; and former 

women’s club president 

Revonda Raper introduced 

the local party’s 

board of directors. 

The Democratic Party 

is the oldest political party 

in the United States and it 

is the oldest grass-roots 

political party in the 

world. 

The presidential election 

is just over a week 

away. 

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following a presentment 

by the detective division 

of the Monroe County 

Sheriff’s Department accusing 

him of theft over 

$10,000 was Thomas 

Glen Morton of Turkey 

Pen Road, Maryville. 

According to the 

March 2012 true bill, Morton 

struck a Monroe 

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October 2011 and December 

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weapons, the indictment 

said. 

On Friday, Morton remained 

in custody on 

$10,000 bond. 

Hunters 


Vonore and Tyler Kruz 

Murphy, 19, of Old Slag 

Road, Vonore. 

Pike charged the two 

men with spotlighting and 

shooting two deer from a 

public road in the Vonore 

Industrial Park on October 

18. 

According to Pike, 

Crowder and Murphy had 

been driving their truck in 

the park, looking for deer. 

Pulling into the parking 

lot of the fire hall, one of 

the two shot a deer after 

spotlighting it. 

Leaving the animal, the 

duo left in the truck and 

returned around 30 minutes 

later and shot a second 

animal. An 

ambulance crew observed 

the incident, Pike said. 

The crew gave members 

of the Vonore Police 

Department a description 

of the truck and an officer 

located the truck on Old 

Slag Road and stopped it, 

holding Crowder and 

Murphy and summoning 

Pike. 

Both men have a court 

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“What Makes You Beautiful” 

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Tulli Cole 

They took up their 

finest gowns and took the 

daring leap, showing off 

their outer and inner 

beauty. 

They effortlessly soared 

across the floor, one by 

one, and fired up the spotlight. 

They dazzled a starstruck, 

attentive audience, 

from the toll of the seventh 

hour to the final call. 

Such a magical, beauti- 

ful night could only be the 

Calendar Girl Pageant. 

And so it was. For the 

beloved tradition returned 

once more to the rocks 

and rills of Tellico Plains, 

thanks to the efforts of 

Coach Gary Tucker and 

the Lady Bears Basketball 

Team. 

Forty-one lovely ladies 

participated in this year’s 

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Re-Elect 

BILL SPRADLIN 

Madisonville City Alderman 

November 6, 2012 

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lico Plains High School 

gymnasium. 

After an intense round 

of judging, twelve girls 

were recognized as the 

new “monthly gals” for the 

upcoming 2013 season. 

Those Calendar Girls 

were: 

Miss December: Makena 

Allison Shepherd 

Miss November: Timber 

Dafaith Hunt 

Miss October: Anna 

Marie Henson 

Miss September: Madisen 

Mariah Saunders 

Miss August: Linda Rhea 

Derrick 

Miss July: Breanna Shawntel 

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Miss June: Shaylyn Hope 

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Miss May: Morgan Daye 

Payne 

Miss April: Jasmine Nicole 

Harris 

A Native of Tellico Plains, 

Peggy Hall Wall taught 

school in Monroe County 

for 40 years. 

educating Students 

celebrating Teachers 

Miss March: Brayden 

Chyanne Garren 

Miss February: Hanna 

Elizabeth Phillips 

Miss January: Emily 

Paulette Shaw 

These young women 

were each awarded a stylish 

ceremonial sash, and 

recognized as the 2013 

Calendar Girls. 

And then one other received 

the night’s most 

coveted title. Brittany 

Chyann Kirkland was 

crowned the overall winner 

of the pageant, and 

will be the 2013 Cover 

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The calendars will soon 

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4:30 p.m. 

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Downtown Madisonville Association and Madisonville 

Police Department will host 'Halloween in the City' 

downtown from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Halloween Wednesday. 

City maintenance workers Travis Butler, Donnie 

Chambers, and Freddie Rodgers are shown putting up 

the banner Thursday. Parents are inveted to bring 

your children to the downtown area. Anyone who 

would like to set up a table and handout candy to 

the young children during this time and enjoy Halloween 

in downtown Madisonville is welcome. 

Thriller Flash Mob 

Wednesday Night 

What started as a little 

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Dancing with the Stars 

has become a community 

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car, which was uninsured. 

Sweetwater Police Patrol 

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Alex Powers of Tellico Plains, flanked by Sheriff Bill 

Bivens and K-9 Deputy Clint Brookshire, received department 

commendations for his assistance in locating 

Zippo, also pictured, after the Belgium Malinois 

bomb and explosives dog climbed from his kennel 

and had a nice romp in the Tate Mill Road and Old 

State Road area last week. The canine is a veteran 

of the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts and has been in 

use by Bivens’ department for over three years. 

Youth Sports News 

Tellico Junior Pro will hold sign-ups every Saturday 

in October from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. at Tellico 

Plains Junior High School gym. The cost will be $30 

per player, maximum cost of $90 per family. Ages are 

Pre-K - 12th grade and must attend school in Monroe 

County. If you have any questions please contact 

Penny Cook at 519-6077. 

Fairview Baptist Tabernacle will be having Upwards 

basketball and cheerleading sign-ups on Saturday, 

November 3 from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m., Thursday, 

November 8 from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m., and Saturday, November 

10 from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. This is going to be 

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vated assault and by 

Deputy Wes Martin with 

resisting arrest was Barry 

Eugene Lynn of Jones 

Drive, Tellico Plains. 

The female victim said 

Lynn found an old letter 

from her ex-husband 

when he came to visit on 

September 2. He called 

her names, struck her 

head repeatedly with his 

fists, assaulted her from 

living room to bedroom, 

and attempted to strangle 

her. However, the female 

escaped to the bathroom, 

temporarily. She told 

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While cold weather 

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down, people who attended 

the Fall Festival in 

downtown Madisonville 

Saturday seemed to have 

nothing but good things to 

say about it. 

“We need to have a fall 

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A total of 35 vendors 

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by a couple of firefighters. 

And Lester Gunn of 

Madisonville could be 

seen (and heard) playing 

his Monroe Morgan banjo 

and whippin’ out tunes 

like “Wildwood Flower.” 

The Metzetnars bundled 

up at their recycled 

art booth may have been 

typical of the participants. 

“I think we needed to 

consider this time of year 

going inside,” Merle Metzetnar 

said. 

“It’s good advertisement,” 

said Joanne Proaps 

of Sweetwater, one of the 

visitors to the event. 

“It think it’s a great 

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manning the Gifts 

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Valerie Allmon on October 

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Carroll and Nancy 

Shope to Gregory Shope 

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Vanderbilt Mortgage 

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and Virginia Clark on October 

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Trading Places 

Shapiro & Kirsch LLP 

and Stephen McCarroll to 

Federal National Mortgage 

Association on October 

19, $0 

Peggy Plemons, 

George Kile, Jack Kile, 

James Kile, Billy Kile, and 

Mary Kile Heirs to Lora 

Byrd on October 20, 

$5,500 

Teresa Choate to 

Johnna Lankford on October 

23, $0 

Teresa Choate, A Lot 

Less, and ADF Properties 

LLC to Johnna Lankford 

on October 23, $1,850 

Margie Wilkerson to 

Otis and Maenise Oggs on 

October 23, $0 

District 2 

Troy and Mary Ramsey 

to Allan and Katie Melendez 

on October 18, 

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Ron Bills and Tracy 

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19, $0 

Alfred and Julie Wahnish 

to Bald Eagle Ventures 

LLC on October 20, 

$22,900 

District 3 

Sue Vance to Thomas 

Vance on October 18, $0 

Joy Hammitt and Ryan 

Hammitt to Jamie and 

Heather Roberts on October 

19, $128,000 

2 parcels from James 

Maxwell to Lora Maxwell 

on October 19, $0 

Fannie Mae, Federal 

National Mortgage Association, 

and Shapiro & 

Kirsch LLP to Doug Watson 

and Dana Watson on 

October 20, $28,000 

Paul Chapman and 

Danny Stricklan to Clayton 

Shelton on October 

22, $83,000 

Bonnie Denton to 

Larry Denton, Janie Lane, 

and Gary Denton on October 

22, $0 

Larry Denton, Janie 

Lane, and Gary Denton to 

Bonnie Denton on October 

22, $0 

Nellie Burnum Estate 

and Brenda Fouts to Kellie 

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and Jill Harvey to Federal 

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District 4 

George and Margaret 

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Steven and Kristi Maddox 

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Gwen Creek and Jim 

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Allen Roberts 

Basketball fans got a 

chance to view their favorite 

middle school 

teams on Thursday night 

as Sequoyah High School 

hosted the season’s Middle 

School Basketball Jamboree. 

Boys and girls 

teams from all over Monroe 

County and a few others 

squared off in “mini 

games” that consisted of 

one ten-minute quarter 

each. Fans got a chance to 

see the young talent that 

Monroe County has to 

offer and it was definitely 

in abundance. 

Madisonville 

VS Niota (Girls) 

The Lady Eagles of 

Madisonville won the first 

game of the night over 

Niota with a score of 15-6. 

Madisonville was led in 

scoring by Taylor Moses 

and Kenzie Williams with 

four points each, Katie 

Peery, Kaitlyn Harris and 

Shania Leonard had two 

points apiece, and Shelby 

Davidson scored one 

point. 

Niota was led in scoring 

by B. Grubb with three 

points, G. Bingham scored 

two points, and M. Goldman 

added one point. 

Madisonville 

VS Niota (Boys) 

The Madisonville Middle 

Schools Eagles had little 

trouble with Niota in 

the second game of the 

night, taking the win 26-8. 

Madisonville was led in 

scoring by Austin Harmon, 

Kayne Roberts, Eric 

Hawkins, Braynt Jones, 

and Bryce Bowers, all with 

four points apiece. Dylan 

Moses, Jordan Lingerfelt 

and Eli Beard scored two 

points each. Niota was led 

in scoring by J. Lane with 

four points and H. Buckner 

and S. White scored 

two points each. 

Sweetwater 

VS Coker Creek (Girls) 

Sweetwater's Junior Lady 

Cats won the third game 

over the Chargerettes of 

Coker Creek 15-3. Sweetwater 

was led in scoring by 

Brooklyn Bloomer with 

five points, Taylor Hurst 

scored four points, Dajia 

Brown had three points, 

Ariana Davidson scored 

two points, and Aylssa 

Burgess tossed in one 

point. Coker Creek was 

led in scoring by Keela 

Debity with three points. 

Sweetwater 

VS Coker Creek (Boys) 

The fourth game of the 

evening saw the Sweetwater 

Junior Cats win over 

Coker Creek in a shutout 

25-0. Sweetwater was led 

in scoring by D. Oggs with 

four points, and B. Duggan, 

M. McNabb, J. Whitfield, 

A. Alfonso, E. 

Durrey, E. Holley, 

K.Knox, D. Oggs, R. 

Turpeinen, and K. 

Billingsley all had two 

points apiece, and H. 

Conner scored one point. 

Rural Vale 

VS Union Grove (Girls) 

In an exciting game, the 

ladies from Union Grove 

took the victory over the 

Lady Panthers of Rural 

Vale 27-19. Union Grove 

was led in scoring by L. 

Campos with 15 points. A. 

Sunshine scored seven 

points, H. Fuller added 

four points, and M. Bell 

tossed in one point. Rural 

Vale was led in scoring by 

Jacobi Lynn with 11 points, 

while Kaitlyn Taylor, D. 

Cain, A. Williams, and C. 

Thompson all scored two 

points each. 

Rural Vale 

VS Union Grove (Boys) 

Union Grove won the 

sixth game of the evening 

over Rural Vale 32-6. The 

leading scorers for Union 

Grove were B. Boling with 

eight points, I. Ferguson 

had six points, I. Rains, N. 

Yaokum and J. Ridenour 

scored four points each, C. 

Swanner, J. Young, and C. 

Cupp added two points 

apiece. Rural Vale was led 

in scoring by Z. Haynes 

with three points and J. 

Cain scored two points 

and H. Swanson added 

one point. 

Tellico Plains 

VS Vonore (Girls) 

The final girls game of 

the night saw the Lady 

Cubs of Tellico and the 

Lady Blue Devils of 

Vonore battle to a tie at 6- 

6. Leading scorers for Tellico 

were Callie 

Kirkpatrick with four 

points, and Clarissa Lambert 

added two points. 

Vonore was led in scoring 

by Myranda Fowler with 

four points and Jill Murr 

had two points. 

Tellico Plains 

VS Vonore (Boys) 

The Tellico Plains Cubs 

and the Vonore Blue Devils 

wrapped up the final 

game of the evening with 

the Cubs taking the win 6- 

4. Tellico Plains was led in 

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Vonore was led in scoring 

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Sweetwater Claws Past Sequoyah 

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The Sweetwater Wildcats 

traveled across the 

ridge into Chiefs territory 

Friday night and took 

away a big victory in front 

of a packed house. The 

contest, a huge rivalry 

game, was hard fought on 

both sides and was intense 

to the very end. But 

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Sequoyah received the 

opening kick-off but three 

plays later the Chiefs were 

forced to punt, giving the 

ball to the Wildcats at 

their 29-yard line. From 

there, Sweetwater went on 

a 13-play 71-yard scoring 

drive that led to Eli Ar- 

wood scoring the touchdown 

on a 20-yard run. 

Garrett Zickgraf's extra 

point kick was good, and 

with 4:25 left in the first 

quarter, the Wildcats led 

7-0. 

The rest of the first half 

belonged to the defenses. 

Neither team found the 

end zone again. However, 

the Wildcats looked as if 

they might add another 

score, driving deep into 

Chiefs territory during the 

second period, but a 

missed field goal attempt 

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7-0. 

Sweetwater received the 

ball to start the third quarter 

and with the ball on 

their 40-year line the 

Wildcats marched down 

the field behind the running 

game of Arwood, Jordan 

McGaughey, and 

Hunter Humphreys. But 

the Chiefs defense stiffened 

and held the Wildcats, 

forcing a 34-yard field 

goal attempt, which was 

no-good. 

With the ball on its 20yard 

line, Sequoyah went 

on a 14-play 80-yard scoring 

drive, picking up six 

first downs on big plays 

from Garrett Dalton, 

Austin Lunsford, and 

Drew Carson. Casey 

Coon scored the touchdown 

from one yard out, 

but the Chiefs missed the 

extra-point, and with 1:20 

left in the third quarter, 

Sweetwater led 7-6. 

The Wildcats answered 

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The ball on their 40- yard 

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Chiefs were going to stop 

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forced third and long 

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first downs, and keeping 

the drive alive. With 

the ball on the Chiefs 10yard 

line, Arwood broke 

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the touchdown and 

the point-after kick was 

good and Sweetwater increased 

its lead to 14-6. 

Sequoyah would get one 

last chance, though. The 

Chiefs drove into Wildcats 

territory from their 

39-year line, picking up 

three first downs but the 

Sweetwater defense held, 

and on a fourth-and-long, 

Nick Wicker intercepted a 

King pass at the two-yard 

line, which the Wildcats 

the ball, and the game. 

The final score was 14-6. 

Sweetwater finished 

second in the district, improving 

its record to 7-3 

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Office for Monroe County, 

Tennessee, conveyed to 

Christopher White of Madisonville, 

Monroe County Tennessee, 

for the benefit of 

Peoples Bank of East Tennessee 

the hereinafter described 

real property to secure the payment 

of a certain Promissory 

Note (the “Note”) described in 

the Deed of Trust, which Note 

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been appointed Substitute 

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of the Note by an instrument of 

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foreclosure in accordance with 

the terms and provisions of the 

Note and Deed of Trust. 

NOW, THEREFORE, notice is 

hereby given that JERRY N. 

ESTES LAW OFFICES, 

P.L.L.C., Substitute Trustee, pursuant 

to the power, duty and authority 

vested in and conferred 

upon said, by the Deed of Trust, 

will on November 6, 2012, at 

11:00 a.m. at the front door of 

the Monroe County Courthouse 

in Madisonville, Tennessee, 

offer for sale to the 

highest bidder for cash, and free 

from all legal, equitable and 

statutory rights of redemption, 

exemptions of homestead, rights 

by virtue of marriage, and all 

other exemptions of every kind, 

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442-2740 

all of which have been waived in 

the Deed of Trust, certain real 

property located in Monroe 

County, Tennessee, described 

as follows: 

LYING AND BEING in the 

Fourth Civil District of Monroe 

County, Tennessee, and being 

Lot No. Fourteen (14) of Lake in 

the Woods Subdivision, as 

shown on plat of same recorded 

in the Register’s Office for Monroe 

County, Tennessee, in Slide 

Cabinet A, Slide 76, and being 

located Northeast of the Town of 

Tellico Plains, off Ball Play Road; 

and being more particularly described 

as follows: 

BEGINNING at an iron pin corner 

at or near the center of the 

Easternmost cul-de-sac, being 

the common corner of Lots 15, 

14, and 13; thence with Lot 13 

North 53̊ 16' West 331.33 feet to 

an iron pin corner with Lots 8, 9, 

and 10; thence with Lot 8 North 

63̊ 03' East 311.47 feet to an iron 

pin corner with Lot 7; thence with 

Lot 7 South 53̊ 16' East 225.0 

feet to an iron pin corner in the 

line of Lot 15; thence with Lot 15 

South 42̊ 00' West 137.35 feet to 

a point; thence continuing with 

Lot 15 South 44̊ 23' West 143.71 

feet to the point of Beginning, 

containing 1.79 acres, more or 

less, and being SUBJECT TO 

any and all easements as may 

exist. 

There is ALSO CONVEYED 

herewith a non-exclusive easement 

over and upon the subdivision 

roadways for ingress and 

egress to and from the above lot 

with Ball Play Road, to run with 

the land. 

BEING the same property conveyed 

to Lisa A. Dockery, single, 

by Warranty Deed recorded in 

Warranty Deed Book 327, Page 

841 in the Register’s Office for 

Monroe County, Tennessee. 

ALSO CONVEYED HEREIN is 

a 1999 Redman mobile home, 

model Advantage, Serial 

#11433815A&B. 

The address of the above-described 

property is: 230 Lake 

Heights Road Tellico Plains, 

TN 37385. 

276 Boring Street 

Madisonville 

This sale is subject to all matters 

shown on any applicable 

recorded plat; any unpaid taxes; 

any restrictive covenants, easements 

or setback lines that may 

be applicable; any statutory 

rights of redemption of any governmental 

agency, state or federal; 

any prior liens or 

encumbrances as well as any 

prior created fixture filing; and to 

any matter that an accurate survey 

of the premises might dis- 

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Large Selection of 

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Now Available! 

This sale held pursuant to the 

Notice may be rescinded at the 

successor trustee’s option at any 

time. The right is reserved to 

alter the terms of sale and adjourn 

the date of the sale to another 

day, time and place certain 

without further publication, upon 

the announcement of the time 

and place for the sale set forth 

above. 

DATED the 12th day of October, 

2012. 

Insertion dates: October 15, 22, 

and 29, 2012 

Substitute Trustee: 

JERRY N. ESTES 

LAW OFFICES, P.L.L.C. 

By: William H. Estes 

296 W. Madison Avenue 

Athens, Tennessee 37303 

(423) 507-1157 

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LEGAL NOTICES 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 LISA M. IN- 

GRAM, a/k/a LISA INGRAM, to 

Larry L. Hicks, Trustee, dated 

December 1, 2011, and 

recorded in Trust Deed Book V- 

29, page 788 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 

owner of said indebtedness will 

on December 4, 2012, at 2:00 

p.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: 

TRACT I 

LYING AND BEING in the First 

(1st) Civil District of Monroe 

County, Tennessee, as shown 

on the final plat of CHRISTIAN- 

BURG WAY SUBDIVISION by 

William D. McKenzie, TN RLS 

No. 720, McKenzie Surveying 

Company, P.O. Box 905, Decatur, 

Tennessee 37322, Project 

No. A013197, dated November 

ATTENTION 

CITY OF MADISONVILLE 

PROPERTY OWNERS 

Tired of carrying the Load? 

VOTE FOR 

Ordinance No. 12-190-0 

Paid For By City Of Madisonville 

Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day 

Saturday, November 3, 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. 

at the County Highway Department on Highway 68 

ITEMS ACCEPTED INCLUDE: 

Household Cleaners 

Home Improvement Chemicals 

Lawn & Garden Products 

Automotive Products 

Certain businesses may qualify to bring 

waste, however, an appointment is 

required and a fee may apply. 

To schedule, call 

Clean Harbors 615-643-3170 

or e-mail TNCESQG@cleanharbors.com 

LEGAL NOTICES 

13, 1998, and being more particularly 

described as follows: 

BEING LOT 3 of CHRISTIAN- 

BURG WAY SUBDIVISION as 

shown on said plat of record in 

the Office of the Register of 

Deeds of Monroe County, Tennessee, 

in PLAT CABINET D, 

SLIDE 67, including all the terms, 

conditions, setback lines, easements 

and restrictions that appear 

on or are attached to said 

plat. 

SUBJECT to the Special 

Covenants and Restrictive Conditions 

of Christianburg Way 

Subdivision of record in the Office 

of the Register of Deeds of 

Monroe County, Tennessee, in 

Miscellaneous Book 116, Page 

8, and in Miscellaneous Book 

116, page 647. 

BEING a portion of the property 

conveyed to Dewey B. Ingram 

(now deceased) and Lisa M. Ingram 

by Warranty Deed of 

record in Warranty Deed Book 

315, Page 372, in the Register's 

Office for Monroe County, Tennessee. 

Dewey B. Ingram died 

without a Will leaving a wife, 

Marie S. Ingram and two children 

– Lisa Ingram and Dewey Allen 

Ingram. All three became the 

owner of a one-half (1/2) interest 

of Lot 3. Lisa Ingram already 

owned one-half (1/2) interest per 

the above referred to Warranty 

Deed of record in Warranty 

Deed Book 315, Page 372, in 

the Register's Office for Monroe 

County, Tennessee. Dewey A. 

Ingram and Marie S. Ingram 

quitclaimed to Lisa Ingram all of 

their interest that they received 

from Dewey B. Ingram at his 

death who died intestate. Quitclaim 


Deed Book 333, Page 738-739, 

in the Register's Office for Monroe 

County, Tennessee. 

LEGAL NOTICES 

TRACT II 

SITUATED in the First Civil District 

of Monroe County, Tennessee, 

and BEING LOT 31, of 

the CHRISTIANBURG WAY 

SUBDIVISION as depicted on 

Plat of record in Plat Cabinet D, 

Slide 67B, Register's Office for 

Monroe County, Tennessee. Lot 

31 is more particularly described 

as follows: 

BEGINNING at an iron pin in the 

South side of St. James Street, 

same marking the Northeast 

corner of Lot 32, and the Northwest 

corner of Lot 31 conveyed 

herein; FROM SAID POINT OF 

BEGINNING with St. James 

Street North 89 degrees 34 minutes 

East 200.00 feet to the West 

side of Christianburg Lane; 

thence with Christianburg Lane 

South 02 degrees 28 minutes 

West 150.07 feet to an iron pin 

corner; thence with Lot 30 South 

89 degrees 34 minutes West 

211.52 feet to an iron pin corner; 

thence with Lot 32 North 00 degrees 

39 minutes East 150.00 

feet to the POINT OF BEGIN- 

NING. 

SUBJECT to Restrictions 

recorded in Miscellaneous Book 

116, Page 8-12 and in Miscellaneous 

Book 116, Page 647-651, 

Register's Office of Monroe 


SUBJECT to any setback lines, 

drainage and/or utility easements 

and conditions and limitations 

depicted and/or noted on or 

attached to the recorded Plat; 

AND SPECIFICALLY SUB- 

JECT to the curb cut at the intersection 

of St. James Street with 

Christianburg Lane, same being 

on an arc having a 25 foot radius; 

AND ALSO SPECIFICALLY 

SUBJECT to the shaded area of 

Lot 31 which is reserved for field 

No Paint or Electronics 

Monroe County offers 

year-round disposal of these items! 

Call 442-2497 for more information. 

NO Medical & Infectious Wastes 

NO Ammunition & Explosives, 

NO Radioactive Wastes, 

Including Smoke Detectors, 

NO Wastes From Non- Household 

Sources Such As Businesses, Schools, 

Farms, Churches, Etc. 

THIS IS A FREE SERVICE AVAILABLE TO TENNESSEE RESIDENTS SPONSORED BY 

TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT & CONSERVATION 

THE MONROE COUNTY OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT 

LEGAL NOTICES 

line use only. 

BEING the same property conveyed 

to Lisa Ingram by Warranty 


Deed Book 327, Page 359-360, 

in the Register's Office for Monroe 


Property address: Tract I: 

204 Saint James Street, 

Sweetwater, Tennessee 

37874; Tract II: Lot 31, Christianburg 

Way, Sweetwater, 

Tennessee 37874 

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. 

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 24th day of October, 

2012. 

John Carson III, 

Successor Trustee 

WHITE, CARSON & ALLIMAN 

138 COLLEGE STREET, 

MADISONVILLE, TN 37354 

Insert: October 29, November 5, 

and November 12, 2012 

758.12B 

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Mi er’s Service Center 

NOVEMBER 

SPECIAL 

337-0209 836-9660 

909 S. HIGHWAY 11 across from Kmart SWEETWATER 

CLASSIFIEDS 

LOST & FOUND 

Found: Young black retriever 

mix, around 6-7 months old, 

found in Rocky Springs area 

865-256-3207 

Lost Dog: Fox Hound, female, 

last seen in Oak Grove Rd & 

Lakeside area 519-3621 

Found: Set of keys To identify 

call The BUZZ at 442-1635. 

ANIMALS 

Yorkie Poos, 2 males, 2 females 

$200 each 423-745-6676 

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 

ANIMALS 

Chocolate Lab, male 4 years 

old, house broken, good with 

kids $50 836-3047 

Blood Hounds $250 404-4170 

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 

Husky mix, male, 10 months old 

$75 423-241-2576 

Looking for a gander for my 

lonely goose 519-4331 

Two walker coon dogs $250 obo 

442-5903 

29 Gallon Fish Aquarium $15 

210-0163 

Tree Dog, ½ blue tick, ½ 

walker, registered on both 

sides 442-3096 

Blue & White Chihuahua, 

male, small, weighs 4-5 

pounds, good with children 

$75 442-2422 

Great Dane puppies, female, 

spotted, parents on premises, 

full blooded, will be ready August 

24 $300 each 253-7362 

or 404-0940 

Beautiful Purebred Black Lab 

Puppies, 6 weeks old, first shots 

and wormed, no papers, parents 

on premises $150 423-836- 

3158 (nights) 

Yorkie puppies, 6 weeks old, 

first shots & wormed 404-0881 

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- 

9424 

CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS 

ANIMALS 

SOLD! 

Lionhead rabbit, solid white, registered 

$25 371-7579 

Free to good home, female 

Manchester Terrier, weighs 

about 7lbs fully grown 423-404- 

4018 

Full grown turkeys $20 each 

442-2852 

Quarter Horse, sorro mare, 4 

½ years old $200 253-3398 

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 

Malti-poo, female, 4 months, 8 

pounds, white, all shots $400 

442-9996 

One large dog cage $60, 253- 

7746 

6 Pit Bull puppies full blooded, 

parents on premises with papers 

3 males 3 females $250 423- 

404-8070 

ANIMALS 

15% 

MoNDaY - friDaY 8 a.M To 5 P.M. 

American/ Colby Blue Pit puppies 

$50 each 423-453-9186 

2 Great Dane puppies, male & 

female $150 each 836-7140 

2 Squirrel Dogs 442-3096 

Registered Japanese Chin, 18 

weeks old, vet checked, all shots 

up to date & worming 442-3971 

or 337-1959 

Miniature Schnauzers (salt pepper), 

8 weeks old, AKC registered, 

tails docked, dew claws 

removed, one male & one female 

$400 each 423-261-4486 

or 423-295-4778 

Yorkie and Malti-poo puppies, 

shots and wormed, males and 

females, $300-$500 423-333- 

4593 

Soro Mare $200 253-3398 

Brindle Curs, 6 months old 519- 

3621 

CKC Full blooded Pit Bull pups, 

2 males left, with papers $250 

pictures available 865-705-3078 

APPLIANCES 

Frigidaire Washer, one year old 

$150 371-1761 

RCA Dryer $100 371-1761 

Black & Tan Chi-weenie, good 

with children, weighs 5-6 

pounds $50 442-2422 

Rottweiler / German Shepherd 

mix $175 404-4170 

Registered Calvtese puppies, 

shots & worming up to date, vet 

checked 442-3971 or 337-1959 

3 Boxers, reverse brindle, males, 

ready June 26, tails cut & dewclaws 

done $150 each 371- 

3199 

Palamino Racking Horse 423- 

368-6165 

Yorkie poos, male, 18 weeks, 

$275 442-9996 

Guinea Pigs, 4 males $10 

each 519-5723 

2 Poodles, male & female, 6yrs 

old, spayed & neutered, up to 

date on all shots 423-420-6341 

Rabbits for sale, several different 

kinds $5 865-363-1892 or 423- 

261-4515 

Pet Sugar Glider Squirrel $150 

253-7746 

Maytag under counter dishwasher, 

real nice $65 519-4458 

GE 6 cycle Dryer $175, 442- 

7977 

Microwave white in color, in new 

condition $25 253-3703 

Washer and Dryer, works good 

$200 253-4929 

Guineas 519-3621 

Black Poodle, male $90 295- 

4429 

Free black cat, female, 1 year old 

351-7379 

OFF 

OIL CHANGE 

Get Your Car Winterized! 

New & Used 

TIRES 

PURDY’S 

AUTO PARTS & SALVAGE 

149 County Road 323 

Sweetwater 

full automotive and Diesel Service 

SELL IT IN THE BUZZ 

CLASSIFIEDS 

ANIMALS 

Last Seen Sitting In Your 

Field With Grass Growing 

Up Around It 

CARS 

COMPLETE 

337-3977 $12/100lb 

You Call - We Haul! 

519-5402 

Box ice maker sits on the table 

$150 442-2852 or 404-0216 

Kenmore Refrigerator bought 

new in April, with ice maker, 

height 62" width 28" $350 no 

calls after 9pm 420-9223 

Kenmore heavy duty super capacity 

washing machine, works 

good $125 no calls after 9pm 

420-9223 

Kitchenaid washer, supersize 

tub, very good condition $150 

865-216-6543 

Antique Electric Monarch Cook 

Stove (marble look top) $150 

865-306-3547 or 865-368-6753 

Antique Wood/Gas Cook 

Stove made by 

Superior/Bridge & Beach 

Company St. Louis Mo. $1500 

obo 423-351-7736 or 239-980- 

0745 

Appliances for sale 371-5002 

AUTOMOBILE 

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 

1997 Dodge 3500 diesel, crew 

cab with cap and run boards 

227,600 miles $6,200 423-295- 

2513 

1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager, 

runs great, no leaks, recently 

fixed transmission, everything 

works, $2000 obo 423-253-7486 

or 423-351-4873 

1964 Chevelle Malibu, 4 door, 

completely restored, too much to 

list $12,500 firm 423-836-9082 

or 423-381-4244 ask for Randy 

1971 Ford pickup, custom short 

bed with built 289 V8, clean truck 

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

381-4244 ask for Randy 

1998 Chevy Astro Van, 7 passenger, 

good shape, under 100k 

miles $2,800 351-3887


CLASSIFIEDS 

AUTOMOBILE 

1996 Chevrolet S10, 2.2L 4 

cylinder, 5 speed, bed liner, tires 

have over 75% tread left, after 

market CD player, 139k miles, 

good condition, great on gas! 

$2900 519-7891 

2006 Chevrolet Silverado, one 

owner, clear title, single cab V6, 

97k miles $9,000 368-6165 

AUTOMOTIVE 

Fiberglass camper shell fits full 

size pickup $300 obo 519-6641 

Truckload of new vehicle parts 

$125 for all 404-3027 

Ladder Rack for small truck 

$125 423-371-2676 

Four White 15” Rally Rims 5 lug 

$75 210-0163 

Ford Ranger topper $75 836- 

5998 

2 Corvette Tires 325/30/19 

Goodyear Eagle F1 $100 for 

both 519-7997 

4 Honda wheels with tires, tires 

are in good shape $80 no calls 

after 9pm 420-9223 

Chevrolet 4wd transmission and 

transfer case $400 836-0888 

Full size Tool Box for Truck - $25 

423-836-6865 

Bed liner for Dodge 6’ bed $75 

295-4340 

Full size camper top will fit any 

full size truck $100 442-3669 

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 

Two Kuhmo tires for sale. 

P235R60 18” - at least half tread 

left, $25 each or both for $45. 

Call Jo at 263-5823 

Ford truck motor 6 cly $200 442- 

3669 

BOATS 

14’ Aluminum boat with 25 horse 

Evinrude motor, trolling motor 

and trailer $800 423-519-1662 

CAMPING 

Mattress for RV bed, never used 

$25 442-7227 

Coleman 6 person tent, brand 

new, opens in less than one 

minute $150 253-2283 

CAREGIVER 

Do you need someone to 

sit with elderly? Will make 

breakfast-lunch, also give 

meds. Reasonable rates. 

Can furnish personal references 

423-371-3118 

CLASSIFIEDS 

CLEANING SERVICE 

CLEAN AS A WHISTLE 

Residential 

Cleaning 

No job too big, 

too small or too messy 

Tammy Shaw 519-0427 

Xcort Electric Guitar, dark blue, 

good condition, comes with 

black carrying case $50 836- 

2362 

Free 

Quotes 

ELECTRONICS 

Floor Model box screen TV 52 

inch $100 423-381-2105 

PS3 with four games and two 

wireless controllers $325 836- 

7539 

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 

Xbox 360, black, 2 controllers, 7 

games 865-258-2343 

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 

X Box 360 games and accessories 

call for info. 865-258-2343 

42” TV $75 371-2566 

46 inch screen TV, $250 423- 

337-0779 

25” TV $35 253-7746 

CLASSIFIEDS 

ELECTRONICS 

VCR, works good $30 423-745- 

4454 

Entertainment Center, solid 

wood, super nice $150 423- 

404-3294 

Case for Laptop $50 423-333- 

4324 

EMPLOYMENT 

Ministry Position Available: 

Children’s Coordinator at 

Church of Life, Madisonville. 

20 hours per week. Apply online 

at www.thechurchoflife.org 

Looking for a journeyman 

electrician or lead helper, must 

have a minimum of 5 years experience 

in residential and 

commercial, must have drivers 

license, dependable transportation 

and references. No 

phone calls! Send resume to 

harvestelectricllc@yahoo.com 

or mail to 107 Rockwell Blvd., 

Madisonville, TN 37354. 

CNA/Caregiver-Quality of Life 

Home Care is seeking compassionate, 

caring aides to assist 

elderly or disabled adults with 

daily living activities in their 

home. Hours, days will vary 

based on client’s needs. Valid 

drivers license, automobile insurance, 

pass a criminal background 

check and one year 

experience required. Please call 

423-836-9505 to schedule an interview 

or go to our website at 

www.qualityof lifehomecare.com 

for more information to apply. 

Now taking applications at 

Checkered Flag. Apply in person 

from 9 am-2pm. NO PHONE 

CALLS. Must be able to work 

nights & weekends. 

Day and night shift cooks, buffet 

attendant and servers, no phone 

calls, apply in person Donna’s 

Cafe Downtown Madisonville. 

CLASSIFIEDS 

EMPLOYMENT 

Immediate opening for Parttime 

RN available within busy 

Birth Center with a diverse 

clientele. Experience with 

newborn and postpartum care 

preferred. Current references 

and ability to work 12 or 24 

hour on call shifts. Fax resume 

to Attn: Amy Mason at 423- 

442-5746. 

Fulltime cosmetologist needed at 

Visuels Salon in Sweetwater. 

Call 210-0122. 

Weight bench & weights $75 

442-5374 

2 Weider Pro Exercise Machine 

$250 each 371-1056 

Bowflex, good shape $125 call 

after 7pm 519-0550 

Sport Rider Exercise Machine 

paid over $100 for it will take $30 

371-7814 

Total Body Gym workout $40 

519-6534 

CLASSIFIEDS 

FOR RENT 

For lease: Sweetwater (2)- 2BR/1.5BA 

townhouses: washer/dryer hookups, back 

deck, convenient to town. Both units require 

a deposit & 1 year lease. $700 per month, 

no pets! 865-307-1224 

For lease: Sweetwater- Office space on 

Sweetwater-Vonore Rd. $400 per month. Requires 

a deposit & 1 year lease. 865-307- 

1224 

Pink Nintendo DS with 5 

games, carry case and 

EQUIPMENT & TOOLS For lease: niota- 1BR/1BA Efficiency 

charger $85 371-1096 

Apartment $600. 2BR/1BA Efficiency Apart- 

Guitar Hero for XBOX 360, Drivers Needed OTR, apply in Lincoln AC-225 variable voltage ment $600, washer/dryer hookup. Both 

drums, microphone & 2 gui- person at D&K Logistic, 250 arc welder with 4 hoods & 50lb 

tars, make offer 210-0217 Lands Road Madisonville. 442apartments 

require a deposit & 1 year 

of rod. Makita 14” chop saw, 

4699 

DS Games $10 each 371- 

Black & Decker 7” grinder with a lease. no pets! 865-307-1224 

7814 

$11.53 per Hour - Leading Boat lot of extra disc, 12”x36” wood 

Manufacturer seeking highly lathe with 2 sets of tools & 4 For lease: niota- Commercial property 

20” Tronics TV $40 obo 423- qualified candidates for immedi- chucks. All for $1000 obo or will located on Hwy.11 between niota & Sweet- 

453-1014 

ate Temp to Hire positions for sale separate 420-0339 

water. Chain-link fence around property. 

their Vonore facility. Candidates 

DELL 1800 MP projector for 

Large Vemco Drafting Machine Great for a construction company! $600 per 

chosen will participate in a 1 

Powerpoint presentations, like 

$50 – 423-420-0822 

month. deposit required. 865-307-1224 

week Orientation! If you're look- 

new $530 337-1791 

ing for a Career not just a Shindawa 488 power saw $175 

371-7507 

For Rent: Madisonville, Town 

36” Phillips TV $60 obo 423-453job...and 

Great place to work. . . 

House 2BR/1.5BA, appliances, 

1014 

apply immediately. Current Scroll saw $75 442-1037 James 519-0600 

openings are in Assembly and 

HP Type 4370 scanner $38 337- 

Werner heavy duty extension 

the Lamination Dept. Candidates 

1791 

ladder like new $100 519-7683 

For Rent: Large House 

chosen must have previous 

4BR/2BA in Coker Creek, no 

26” Sanyo TV $30 obo 423-453- manufacturing experience, me- New Sheet Rock Hoist still in pets, $650 month plus $650 de- 

1014 

chanical skills, a stable work his- plastic (Harbor Freight) cost posit 352-563-9824 

tory, good verifiable references, $269.99 new, will sell for $175 

50” RCA Projection screen TV, 

865-306-3547 or 865-368-6753 

For Rent: 2BR/1BA Mobile 

be able to pass a Drug Test and 

Home, halfway between Madis- 

2005 model $175 OBO 371- Criminal Background Check, 

8192 

Rigid 300 Pipe Threading Maonville & Sweetwater on Old 

and be Willing and Available to chine with some dyes $800 Hwy 68 $400 month plus $400 

New Laptop $250 423-333-4324 work the hours needed begin- 423-887-5342 

deposit, no smoking, no indoor 

ning 6am -- till finished. Overtime 

pets, 1 year lease required, 

26” TV - $30 OBO 423-887-3130 is required at times as well as on Craftsman 15” drill press, 1hp background check required 519weekends! 

These positions are $100 371-7507 

2404 

Dell Desktop Computer, CD & Temp to Perm. Starting wages 

Cut off saw 24” blade $125 442- 

DVD burner, comes with new $11.53 per hour after 1 week ori- 

For Rent: 2BR/1BA House Du- 

3669 

desk & chair, 17” flat screen entation. We are looking for caplex 

in Sweetwater, country set- 

monitor, only 1 year old $250 reer minded individuals only. Craftsman table saw on roll 

ting, 3 miles from school, 

371-2100 

Don't miss this career opportu- around stand $165 423-371side-by-side 

refrigerator, stove, 

nity. Excellent Pay and Fabulous 3878 

dishwasher & water furnished. 

Playstation 3 games 865-258- Benefits when Hired Perm. Sub- 

Washer/dryer hookups, shared 2 

2343 

mit resumes to 

car carport, no smoking or pets, 

ExERCISE 

info@RTRPS.com. You may 

$650 month plus $200 deposit, 

also call (423)790-5254 for more 

references and ID required 836information. 

0280 or 337-9512 

FOR RENT 

2BR/2BA Mobile Home on Hwy 

411 South Madisonville, Beautiful 

country setting next to a creek, 

one year lease, no pets, $400 

deposit $475 monthly 371-0236 

leave message. 

For Rent/Lease: Farmland and 

House for lease in Sweetwater, 

1 Mile from downtown, 14 acres 

idea for livestock, hay or crops, 

house has 4 bedrooms, 2 ½ 

baths, kitchen. dining room, living 

room and den. $1,200 per month 

for lease of house and land 865- 

705-9026 

3BR House for rent, 3 miles out 

of Sweetwater on old 68 423- 

337-0037 

For Rent or Sale: 3BR/2BA Mobile 

Home, Madisonville-Sweetwater 

area, day phone 

519-1572, nights after 6pm call 

261-2294 

The Willows 

New 2&3 Bedrooms 

Apartments 

$525-$625/month 

Security Deposit Waived * wac 

Pet Friendly 

washer & dryer, refrigerator, 

microwave, stove, dishwasher, 

423-442-1833 

PLEMONS RENTALS 

2BR Mobile Home, Madisonville 

2BR/1BA Mobile Home,Vonore 

3BR Mobile Home, Vonore 

2BR Senior Citizen Apartment, 

Madisonville 

Mobile Home Lot for rent, Vonore 

442-8869 

HOMESTEAD RENTALS 

3BR/2BA Moblie Home 

in Vonore $500 rent & 

deposit 

2BR/1BA Moblie Home 

in Madisonville $400 rent 

& deposit 

442-8869 

10x12 Storage Units for rent 

on Sweetwater Vonore Road 

337-2862


CLASSIFIEDS 

FOR RENT 

GOOD USED FURNITURE 

SELL QUICK FOR CASH! 

WILL GIVE TOP PRICE. 

CALL SANDY AT 

SANDY'S TREASURES 

BUY-SALE-TRADE 

423-253-4618 

CLASSIFIEDS 

FURNITURE 

Large Dining room table, four 

chairs and bench, all wood $125 

519-4458 

Cherry Wood Armoire $250 420- 

3217 

4 Oak chairs and long table, 

good condition $75 519-4949 

CLASSIFIEDS 



HEAT & COOLING LAWN & FARM 

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 

For Rent: 2BR/1BA on Hwy 68 

East, no utilities furnished, references 

checked $400 a month 

$200 damage deposit 295-4081 

For Rent: 900 sq ft office in 

Sweetwater, central h/a, carpet, 

furnished, second floor, Hwy 68 

frontage $450 month, Call Burt 

519-0700 

Niles Ferry Apartments 

Drug Free, Quiet, 

Family Oriented 

3 Single Story, 

2 BR Units Available 

Ideal for Seniors 

Background Check Required 

Lights, Water & Cable 

TV Included 

423-371-1484 9am-6pm 

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 

L shaped computer desk workstation 

6’x6’ $125 836-0280 or 

337-9512 

Black & gray entertainment center, 

two glass doors on front 

holds up to a 46” TV, asking $30 

519-2417 

Jenny Lynn style wooden baby 

bed, light oak, $75 no calls after 

9pm 420-9223 

Sealy Posturepedic queen mattress 

and box springs, looks 

brand new $150 519-4458 

WANTED! 

4 piece Queen Bedroom Suite, 

headboard/footboard, night 

stand, dresser, chester drawers 

$400 519-2300 

Computer Desk $100 836-8316 

Office Desk L form with black 

leather chair $100 337-1791 

Single bed boxsprings $40 442- 

6410 

Dining Room Set $100 442- 

7227 

Bar stool set $50 442-1010 

Box Spring twin size $35 442- 

4677 

Huge Antique Oak Dining Room 

Table with removable lazy 

susan. Complete with 6 chairs 

$400 519-2081 

Solid Oak Table with 4 bar 

stool chairs, excellent condition, 

$800 423-545-3000 or 

Cell 423-836-1326 

Boxspring for king size bed, 


Dining Room Table with 4 chairs 

and leaf $150 obo 519-7810 

Light Brown Crib and Changing 

table matching set $75 404- 

8033 

Queen Size Box Spring & Mattress 

- $150 - 442-6410 

5’ Long Computer Desk with 3 

drawers, great shape $100 210- 

0244 

Full size box springs and mattress 

$125 442-6410 

End table and Coffee tables 253- 

4122 

Oak Curio Cabinet $150 442- 

1417 

4 Drawer lateral filing cabinet $70 

337-1791 

Oak Coffee & End Tables with 

glass tops $90 442-1417 

Black Dinette Table with 2 black 

chairs $50 210-0747 or 442- 

1037 

Full Size and Queen Size 

boxsprings and mattress $150 

per set 442-6410 

Cherry Dining Room Table with 

6 chairs & hutch, bought from 

Masons Furniture $500 210- 

0047 

Four Antique Ladder back chairs 

$100 836-0905 or 253-6000 

Antique Trunk full of antique junk 

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

3547 

Black office computer chair and 

desk asking $75 423-536-6073 

Secretary’s Desk $150 836- 

8316 

Vintage Seating out of Doctors 

office $75 865-368-6753 or 865- 

306-3547 

Computer Armoire, excellent 

shape $50 404-2446 

Baby bed, bought new, never 

used $50 519-1397 

Entertainment Center 54” wide x 

51” high x 18” deep, unfinished 

$100 337-0309 

Antique full size white iron bed, 

excellent condition $200 442- 

4319 

Antique Vanity with mirror, light 

stain $175 253-3059 

Pillowtop twin size mattress, 

boxspring & frame, new $75 

253-3059 

Baby bed with two Pooh comforter 

sets, changing table, packn-play 

$125 442-6313 

Computer Desk, $20 – 442- 

1010 

Cedar Chest, hand crafted solid 

wood with 4 drawers. $400 obo. 

865-213-7007 

Dining Room Table with 3 chairs 

$150 519-4391 

Queen size boxspring & mattress, 

good condition $150 442- 

4677 

Kitchen Table with chairs, 

round $100 337-9162 

China Cabinet $100 442-1010 

Couch wood around bottom and 

on the arms, light brown with 

flowers $80 519-4949 

Bedroom Set- All solid wood, 

queen size bed, dresser with 

mirror, chest of drawers, night 

stand $900 253-2589 

2 wingback chairs $50 each 442- 

1417 

Chocolate Microsuede Rocker, 

removable washable cover, very 

soft $75 865-253-0597 

Vintage Wooden Beach Chair 

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

3547 

Mahogany Pedestal Table with 7 

chairs, 2 chairs have arm rails, 

18” extension leaf, 42” wide x 66” 

long, beige cushion floral design 

on seats $250 442-9664 

Couch & Chair, grey & brown, fall 

patterns $60 for both 545-9194 

Clothes Wardrobe $200 442- 

1010 

Dining Table with four chairs, 

wood and metal $100 442-5844 

Queen Size Sleigh Bed, 

boxsprings & pillowtop mattress, 

almost new $800 253-7239 

2 Solid oak TV towers, lighted, 

$100 each 423-836-8316 

Recliners for sale one blue, 

one pink $50 442-6410 

White Toddler Bed with mattress 

$45 442-1800 

2 Video chairs $30 for both 442- 

5374 

Queen Size Boxspring & Mattress 

$75 337-2588 

GUTTERING 

5” & 6” 

Seamless Gutter 

Leaf Guard Systems 

Free Estimates 

John McCollister 

423-836-3306 

Professionally installed 

TVA FINANCING 

AVAILABLE 

Jimmy Harris 

442-5039 519-7871 

Hutch West by Vermont Casting 

wood heater, bought at Hearth & 

Patio in Knoxville 337-5591 or 

836-0013 

Warm Morning Gas Heater, 1 

year old, excellent condition 

$250 371-1056 

Attn: Campers – split firewood 

for sale white ash and cherry 2 

yrs cured, burns clean can be 

seen at Madisonville Flea & 

Antique Mall on Tues, Fri, Sat 

and Sun 8am-5:30pm 

Antique Wood Stove, about 4’ 

high $300 884-6351 

Kerosene Heater $50 420-3222 

Gas Heater $225 519-4099 

Kerosene Dura Heater 

125,000BTU $225 371-1096 

Some free firewood 519-7532 

Firewood $25 per load 519-7532 

Vented Gas Fireplace, new, 

uses propane or natural gas 

21,000btu $125 obo 253-2636 

Used Heating & Air Units Installed, 

good condition, reasonable 

prices, call 423-337-0037 

HOME HEALTH 

Wheelchair $50, Electric Wheelchair 

$250, Handicap Potty 

Chair $25, Lots of medical stuff, 

253-7123 

Walker with aluminum frame $50 

442-6729 or 351-4223 

Wheelchair $25 253-3703 

Jazzy Power Chair 1103 Ultra, 

like new $2,000 351-7058 or 

519-5490 

All Electric Hospital Bed with Trapeze 

bar & air mattress $1,800 

253-7123 

Handicap lift with pad $250 253- 

7746 

LAWN & FARM 

White 4 wheel drive Farm Tractor, 

150hp Cat diesel engine 

$5900 404-1340 

Square Hay Bales $2 per bale, 

you pick up in field 295-5015 

Free black walnuts, you pick up 

in yard 442-1221 

36” Wheel/Horse Toro Rear 

Garden Tiller, mounts on rear of 

a large garden tractor, new $200 

295-5916 

TOM’S BLADE 

SHARPENING SERVICE 

Lawn mower blade sharpening, 

oil changes, your oil & filter, 

decks greased, power wash 

under deck on request. Drop 

off only. Call for prices 

423-337-1927 

Hay 4x5 bales $25 each 423- 

271-0835 

Mushroom Compost for sale 

$10 per scoop, 453 Summit 

Road, Vonore 865-577-0713 

Cultivator $175 253-2589 

Craftsman Riding Mower, needs 

work but still runs $200 obo 420- 

3222 

Used barn tin $5 per sheet 404- 

4311 

8 ft. Disc Hay mower 865-983- 

9636 

Hay in the dry in Tellico Plains, 

4x5 rolls $25 337-1780 or 253- 

7617 

Beauregard Sweet Potato Plant 

519-3718 

Honda front tine tiller GX160 5.5 

HP $125 519-7683 

Round hay bales 351-2839 

Muscadines you pick $10, We 

pick $12, 251 Red Pond Road, 

Sweetwater 337-2443 

Quail Eggs $20 per flat (50 eggs 

per flat) 423-261-4515 or 865- 

363-1892 

MISCELLANEOUS 

Wedding Dress from Davids 

Bridal, size 10, white strapless 

satin material, comes with 

matching white sash $200 obo 

519-2417 

Antique Victrola with records, 

cherry cabinet $250 442-5606 

Antique Churn and buttermold 

$125 442-5606 

Power Wheels John Deere 

Gator 4wd, comes with battery & 

charger, good condition $120 

253-3203 

5 Gallon Plastic Buckets, food 

grade $3 each or 4 for $10 404- 

4311 

Ms Beasley doll-Family Affair TV 

show from the 1970’s $125 253- 

7239 

Evenflo Stroller, navy blue $15 

519-6039 

Tree Stand Lounger, used 4 

times $200 371-1911 

Antique Stroller, metal frame with 

leather seat $25 442-3695 

House window $50 442-5809 

Graco Travel Swing $20 519- 

6039 

Century Stroller, blue $10 519- 

6039 

Bird Houses 442-7219 

Aurora Wedding Dress, size 

18, white $140 295-2678 

Big box of boys clothing all 

sizes $50 423-371-0906 

CLoverLeaf apartMents 

FURNITURE 

FURNITURE 

HEAT & COOLING 

Natural Gas Heater with fire logs, 

like new $75 442-2207 

7 acre hay field, needs hay cut 

519-6666 

Hay square bails 519-3621 

Cowboy shirt with leather vest & 

cowboy hat $80 836-3350 

Peg Perego Car Seat for newborn 

$30 519-6039 

Foosball Table, new still in box 

$150 442-5374 

Boys clothes 0 - 6 mos. socks, 

bibs, etc. also have a highchair. 

423-836-9308 

Leather Vest & Leather Jacket, 

women size medium $15 for 

vest, $30 for jacket 371-3275 

Reverse Painting on glass lamp 

$100 884-6351


CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS 

MISCELLANEOUS 

Wanted: 55 gallon plastic barrels 

with or without removable lids, 

must be reasonably priced 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 

Infant Car Seat, excellent condition 

$35 253-4929 

Baby Bathtub $10 519-6039 

Sportcraft Pool Table $100 442- 

7977 

Jumperoo $35 253-4929 

2 Black Hard Case Suitcases, 

small & medium $22 for both 

337-1791 

Mens steel toed boots size 9 ½ 

medium $25 obo 253-3155 

Rocking horse $7 442-1800 

Vintage “Amber ware” set of 

glasses/set of decorative 

bowls, your choice $25. Call 

442-3838, no calls after 7 p.m. 

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 

Looking for 10-25 horse outboard 

motor, hand steering 865- 

363-9818 

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 

Vintage Amber Ware set of 

glasses/set of decorative bowls, 

your choice $25, 442-3838 no 

calls after 7 p.m. 

TV Antenna, brand new $140 

442-6026 

MISCELLANEOUS 

Antique Baby Stroller about 

100 years old everything works 

great, perfect condition $75 

442-5606 

3 Men’s Fossil watches $50 

each 442-5903 or 920-2465 

Water Cooler $35 337-1923 

Men’s gold wedding band $175 

371-5561 

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 

Infant Car Seat $25 836-3350 

Black Suitcase & Black 

overnight bag $15 865-368- 

6753 or 865-306-3547 

Three 24” White Bifold Doors 

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

3547 

Brother Sewing Machine $65 

371-5834 

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 

Fisher Price bathtub $10 519- 

6039 

2 Floral top of the line livingroom 

chairs, very comfortable with 

matching pillows $75 each 865- 

256-1518 

White Crib with changing table 

$100 423-371-0906 

Old Cookbooks $4 each. Call Jo 

at 263-5823 

Large post 5’-12’ long, cedar or 

locust .50 per foot obo 404-4311 

55 Gallon Steel Barrels $15 each 

442-4319 

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 

Tree Stand, 2 piece API for a big 

person $200 obo, good as new 

420-3222 

Commercial Sewing Machine, 

new motor, needs minor repair 

404-0397 or 836-7464 

Baby Walker $25 253-4929 

50 VHS movies $20 836-4839 

24 VHS Childrens tapes, call for 

list $20 865-368-6753 or 865- 

305-3547 

Eagle 1 Bow, 150 pound pull, red 

dot pistol scope, 5 bolts with field 

points, broad heads & other accessories 

$250 371-1911 

Bees & Honey 253-2144 

Fisher Price Jumper $25 519- 

6039 

MOBILE HOMES 

LAND OWNERS 

on fixed income 

Low, low 

payments 

865-938-2051 

1997 16x80 

Vinyl Siding/Shingled Roof 

Garden Tub, Walk thru 

master bedroom 

$10,500 cash/can finance 

865-938-2041 

WE BUY USED SINGLE 

AND DOUBLEWIDES 

442-9441 

MOBILE HOMES 

1990 16x80 

w/fireplace 3BR 2BA 

tHiS HOMES in GREAt SHAPE! 

$8,997 SEt uP 

865-947-6850 

DIVORCE FINANCING 

Special financing for 

divorced customers 

with less than 

perfect credit 

865-938-2047 

aTTenTion 

FACtORY OutlEt HAS 

2 dEAlER CAnCEllEd ORdERS 

SPECiAl FinAnCinG AVAilABlE 

865-938-2047 

Divorce forces sale 

3 Bedroom 2 Bath 

MUST GO!!! 

FINANCING AVAILABLE 

865-938-2047 

2000 Model 

3 Bedroom 2 Bath 

Doublewide 

MUST SEE $17,462 

We can finance 

865-938-2041 

DISABILITY 

INCOME 

THIS HOME IS 

FOR YOU 

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 


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 

Used 14x70 Giles Singlewide, 

must be moved, great shape, 

call for more information $8,400 

519-3252, if no answer leave a 

voicemail 

MOTORCYCLES & ATVS 

Scooter purchased 2010 used 

very little, available for $1000 or 

make an offer 442-4551 

Motor Scooter 442-4560 after 

4 p.m. 

Pocket rocket 49cc, solar gas 

scooter $250 836-5998 

1998 Yamaha Warrior 350, 

garage kept, must see $2000 

253-5473 

2007 Yamaha 4 wheeler 700 

Raptor $3,500 firm 423-836- 

9082 or 423-381-4244 ask for 

Randy 

MUSIC 

5 piece Pearl Drum Kit, black 

with many accessories $550 

obo 423-836-0893 

Howard Piano $125 545-9268 

or 836-3218 

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 

Madisonville, 1 + acre lot, level, 

city water, asphalt street, Health 

Department approved Doublewide 

or House, $18,500 Call 

James at 519-0600 

FOR SALE BY OWNER:93 ½ 

+/- wooded acres in Sweetwater 

(Monroe County) Some partial 

clearing, has spring & streams, 

deer & turkeys. Old logging 

roads wind around property for 

horse & ATV trails. Surveyed in 

four tracts. Make this your own 

private retreat or hunt area or 

buy together w/friends & share 

$2,500 per acre obo 423-351- 

7736 or 239-980-0745 or 239- 

410-3498 

Tellico Plains: Unrestricted lot, 

will install septic tank and city 

water $18,500, owner financ- 

ing James 519-0600 

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: 

2BR/1BA House w/carport on 

1.55 ac lot. Central h/a and public 

water. Also includes 40’x48’ 

barn w/4 big stalls & locking 

bays w/roll up doors. Needs 

some repairs. Selling “as is” 

$65,000 1503 Old Tellico Hwy 

S., Madisonville 423-351-7736 

or 239-980-0745 

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 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 

Sweetwater: 3BR/1BA, needs 

work, $25,000, owner financing 

James 519-0600 

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. 

ROOFING 

Need a 

Roof? 

423.520.6653 

Insurance Claims Specialist 

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 

Utility Trailer 14’x5’, drive on tail 

gate, lights, safety chains, stand, 

SOLD! 


2007 horse trailer: Colt, 2 horse 

gooseneck trailer, good shape, 

12ft trailer, 19ft overall length, 

$3,800 423-261-4296 

16ft Trailer with chrome fenders 

$1,200 836-4524


Thursday - Ladies Night 

Friday - Karaoke 8 P.M. 

Saturday - Karaoke 7 P.M. 

423-572-2661 

A playground bombing, 

a bombing in a market, 

and a bomb attached to a 

bus carrying Iranian Shiite 

pilgrims killed 23 persons 

in Iraq on Saturday, underscoring 

continuing difficulties 

for the country’s 

leadership in preventing 

attacks during a four-day 

religious holiday. Four of 

the dead were children, 

while dozens of others 

were wounded and injured. 

The leader of al-Qaida 

on Saturday exhorted 

Muslims to kidnap Westerners 

and use them in exchange 

for imprisoned 

jihadists, urging support 

WHISTLE’S PLACE 

Beer & Billiards 

Around The Globe 

for Syria’s uprising and 

calling for implementation 

of Islamic Shariah law in 

Egypt. Ayman al-Zawahri 

posted an undated twohour 

videotape on online 

military forums. 

Following accusations 

from Sudanese government 

officials that Israel 

bombed the country’s 

Yarmouk military complex 

in Khartoum on Friday, 

a U.S. monitoring 

group said satellite images 

of the aftermath of an explosion 

at a weapons factory 

suggested the area 

sustained an airstrike. Israel 

neither confirmed or 

denied the attack. 

Toyota Motor Com- 

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 

pany said on Friday it sold 

7.4 million vehicles globally 

in the first nine 

months of this year, 

widening its lead around 

the world over General 

Motors despite a series of 

natural disasters, including 

an earthquake and 

tsunami in early 2011. GM 

sold 450,000 vehicles less 

than Toyota but said it was 

more concerned with 

profitable growth than the 

global sales race. 

Researchers at the University 

of Oxford in the 

United Kingdom said on 

Saturday that women who 

stop smoking before middle 

age live on the average 

a decade longer than females 

who continue to 

smoke throughout life. 

Women who stopped 

smoking by age 40 

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smoking while women 

who quit at 30 were 97 

percent more likely to pass 

away from nicotine. 

According to Catlin 

Seaview Survey on Friday, 

the coral reef deep below 

Australia’s Great Barrier 

Reef is “very healthy” even 

as the shallower coral is 

suffering from storms, 

pollution, and warming 

seas. Using a remote-controlled 

robot diver, researchers 

said the layer of 

coral just below the shallow 

reefs could hold the 

key to repairing the reef 

system. 

From the Caribbean on 

Saturday came more casualties 

from Hurricane 

Sandy as officials upped 

the death toll to 58 lives 

lost due to the damaging 

storm. One official in 

Haiti called the hurricane 

“a disaster of major proportions.” 

And apparently turn 

about is fair play. On Saturday, 

a spooked and terrified 

cow killed a 

Palestinian man who was 

trying to slaughter the animal 

for a feast during the 

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Muslim celebration of Eid 

al-Adha, a time when 

Muslims kill creatures to 

eat, including sheep and 

goats. The cow trampled 

the 52-year-old man to 

death and injured three 

others, including a 12-yearold 

boy, before the beast 

was chased down and recaptured. 

And later eaten. 

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