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Volume: IX Issue: 7 

Ben Atchley Passes 

Civic Leader, Coach, Role Model 

A well-known businessman, 

civic leader, youth 

coach, founding member 

of the rescue squad, and 

army veteran passed away 

on Monday. 

Ben Atchley of Madisonville 

was 78. 

“He was top-notch, the 

best athletic coach for 

youth that’s ever been,” 

said Hank Johnson of the 

Johnson Agency. “Ben was 

Dyda 

Madisonville Parks and 

Recreation Commissioner 

Sherri McCrary announced 

on Monday 

evening that a dedication 

Smile Of the Day! 

one of the finest men ever 

produced. Everybody 

wanted to play for him. 

He made a kid want to 

play sports. He’ll be 

missed.” 

Atchley passed away 

following a three-year battle 

with cancer. He was a 

charter member of the 

Monroe County Rescue 

Squad, a 40-year youth 

(See Atchley pg 6) 

Check Forgery Suspect Arrested 

Victim’s Bank Account Hit for $2,200 

Police placed a Monroe 

County woman in custody 

on Monday, following an 

investigation into forged 

checks in December totaling 

$2,200. 

Charged by Sweetwater 

Police Detective Kevin 

Watson with four counts 

of forgery and one count 

(See Dyda pg 12) 

Part of Highway 411 to be Named 

in Honor of LCpl Frankie Watson 

service had been scheduled 

for a stretch of Highway 

411 to be named in 

honor of U.S. Marine 

Lance Corporal Frankie 

Watson. 

The stretch would start 

just north of the highway 

bridge crossing Tellico 

Lake at the Vonore city 

limits and continue south 

to the city limits of Madisonville, 

just beyond Sequoyah 

High School. 

The service, which has 

been a project by Mc- 

Crary, Tennessee Highway 

Patrol Sergeant Lowell 

(See Watson pg 12) 

WEDNESDAY 

Tulli Cole 

The first Monday of 

the month fell on January 

7, and so the city board of 

Sweetwater came together—for 

the first time 

in 2013—for a little get-together. 

Mayor Doyle F. 

Lowe called the meeting 

to order at 7 p.m. He was 

joined by Commissioners 

Billy W. Stockton, Billy G. 

(See Sweetwater pg 6) 

In the town’s first 

meeting of the new year, 

the Madisonville Board of 

Aldermen signed off on 

several new spending 

measures on Monday 

evening, including a training 

program for the city’s 

gas department employees, 

an increase in health 

insurance premiums, 

funding for replacing the 

athletic program’s scoreboards 

at Sequoyah High 

School, and approval for 

hiring a new employee in 

the sewer department. 

Prior to the five-member 

monthly assembly, the 

January 9, 2013 

Sweetwater City Board Awards 

Second Distinguished Citizen Award 

Two Appointments Made to Historic Zoning Commission 

Madisonville Board Approves New Spending 

City Takes Aim at Grease Trap Enforcement 

Beer Board, Insurance, Gas, Highlight Assembly 

aldermen changed hats 

and convened as the 

town’s beer board, giving 

an on-premises beer consumption 

permit to 

Henry’s Sub Shop. Police 

and Fire Commissioner 

Bill Spradlin said the business 

had met all the city 

and state laws for suds 

sales. 

“There’s nothing preventing 

Henry’s from getting 

a license,” he added, 

moving to approve the request. 

Sherri McCrary 

seconded his motion, and 

Linda Hensley, Gus Davis, 

and Glenn Moser all 

agreed to okay a permit. 

Moser then asked the 

board to approve a 13.1 

percent increase in health 

insurance costs for the 

city’s employees, explaining 

that such a percentage 

would equate to an additional 

$50,917 in funding 

for the program. 

“We were asked to go 

with a 19 percent increase, 

which would mean $73,715 

more per year,” Moser 

said. “But going with the 

13.1 percent increase will 

keep the current policy 

but it will raise the deductible 

from $500 to 

(See Madisonville pg 4)

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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 47 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; 

great-grandchildren, 

Kaleigh, Chloe, Abbie and 

Kinsley Atchley, Owen Thompson; 

step great- grandchildren, 

Trent and Sissy Peak; 

special niece, Jo Brock and 

husband, Ronnie; sisters-inlaw, 

Trudy House and Agnes 

Alley. Special thanks to 

Amedisys Hospice for their 

loving care and support. Funeral 

8:00 p.m. Thursday, 

Mount Vernon 

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. 

COLEMAN, BEECHER G., 

age 87, of Tellico Plains, 

passed away 9:45 a.m. Monday, 

January 7, 2013 at Wood 

Presbyterian Home. Retired 

from Alcoa Aluminum plant 

after 39 years. A World War II 

Veteran serving in the U.S. 

Navy in the Philippines, Japan 

and Okinawa. Life Member of 

the National Rifle Association 

(NRA). He is preceded in 

death by parents Luther & 

Ellar Vee Coleman, brother 

Kenneth Coleman. Survivors- 

Wife of 62 years: Helen Coleman 

Son & daughter-in-law: 

James & Carolyn Coleman, 

Delano Grandson & spouse: 

Brian & Kim Coleman, Delano 

Granddaughter: Dawn Lowe, 

Tellico Plains Great grandson: 

Caleb Coleman, Delano Sisters-in-law 

& brother-in-law: 

Bennie & Edward Brannon, 

Tellico Plains Lois Coleman, 

FL Several nieces & nephews. 

Funeral 2:00 p.m. Thursday, 

Rural Vale Baptist Church, 

Rev. Larry Walker officiating. 

Interment in church cemetery 

with military honors provided 

by Sweetwater VFW Post 

5156 and DAV Chapter 93. 

Family will receive friends 6-8 

p.m. Wednesday at Biereley- 

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7805 New Highway 68, Tellico Plains 

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Plains. 

KEY ISABELL KYLE, age 95, 

of Sweetwater, passed away 

on Tuesday January 8, 2013, 

at Sweetwater Hospital. She 

was a member of Fairview 

Baptist Church in Sweetwater. 

Retired form Sweetwater Hospital 

after 47 years of service 

as a nurse's aide. Preceded in 

death by her parents: George 

and Mattie Mae Raby Kyle, 

sisters: Georgia Mae Kyle, 

Louise Green, brothers: Hargus 

Kyle, James David Kyle, 

Everett P. Kyle, Billy Ray Kyle. 

Survivors include sisters: Mary 

Ruth Kyle, Sue Walker all of 

Sweetwater, Leona Tyler, 

Lenoir City, Patricia Milburn, of 

Chattanooga, brothers and 

sisters-in-law: Amos Dean and 

Shirley Kyle, Bobby Joe and 

Frances Kyle. Several nieces 

and nephews. The family will 

receive friends on Wednesday 

January 9, 2013, at Kyker Funeral 

Homes, Sweetwater, 

from 5:00P.M. until 7:00P.M. 

with the funeral service to follow 

at 7:00P.M. in Kyker's 

Chapel with Rev. Johnny Carr, 

and Dr. Gerald Atkins officiating. 

Interment 11:00A.M. on 

Thursday in the Pleasant Hill 

United Methodist Church 

Cemetery in Philadelphia. In 

lieu of flowers memorials may 

be made to the Fairview Baptist 

Church of Sweetwater, or 

the Pleasant Hill United 

Methodist Church Cemetery. 

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LETSINGER, SHIRLEY 

HARPER - 77, of Concord, 

passed away Monday, January 

7, 2013 at her home. 

Shirley was a retired employee 

of Cherokee Borders/ 

Knox Trim. Preceded in death 

by parents, Clyde and Easter 

SEATON 

Goforth Harper; siblings, G.C., 

Charles, Gene, Max and Russ 

Harper, Betty Purdy, Stella 

Connor, Dorothy Mosley, 

Blanche Bates, Frances Kincaid 

and Ruth Stillwell. Survivors: 

husband, Jimmy Calvin 

Letsinger; daughter, Candy 

(Donald) Laster; granddaughters, 

Susan Mellon (Joe) Pollard, 

Megan Laster Bell; three 

great granddaughters, Savannah, 

Natalie and Khole, all of 

Concord; brothers, Time and 

Boyd Harper, Loudon, Pat, 

Lenoir City, Dan, Harriman, 

Herbert, Georgetown; sisters, 

Kathryn Miller, Lenoir City, 

Bonnie Wear, Helen Cole and 

Nell Buchanan, Loudon, Evelyn 

Sample, Cleveland; numerous 

nieces and nephews. 

Funeral services 7:00 p.m., 

Tuesday, Loudon Funeral 

Home. Chaplin Chuck 

Letsinger officiating. Family 

and friends will meet at Highland 

Memorial West Cemetery 

11:00 a.m., Wednesday, for 

graveside services. Visitation: 

5:00 - 7:00 p.m., Tuesday, 

Loudon Funeral Home. 

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RIESEN, MARK ALLEN, age 

56, of Madisonville, passed 

away Saturday, January 5, 

2013. He was a native of Nevada. 

He was formerly employed 

in the auto body repair 

industry. Survivors: son, Kevin 

Riesen, Miami, Florida; father, 

Paul Riesen, of Nevada; sisters, 

Cheryl Riesen, Rebecca 

Holden; brother, David Riesen, 

all of California; former wife, 

Debbie Riesen; step-children, 

Star McDaniel, Brandon Mc- 

Daniel; step- granddaughter, 

Gracyn Torbett, all of Madisonville. 

Preceded in death by 

son, Mark Riesen, Jr., mother, 

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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, 

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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 

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Walls of Worship 

Rocky Springs Baptist Church 

Everyone “ welcomed, loved and encouraged” 

Greg Altum 

The people make the 

difference at Rocky Springs 

Baptist Church, located at 

1011 Rocky Springs Road. 

As deacon Russell 

Kinser said, people come 

for the Sunday evening 

service, which at a recent 

time lasted about 35 minutes 

(after Kinser himself 

gave the opening blessing). 

But then, as he noted, the 

people stayed to visit with 

each other and that may 

have lasted about as long as 

the service. 

Located in a fairly typical 

rural area, the church 

has an enrollment of 141 

members. The morning 

worship may get up to anywhere 

from 100 to 125. The 

simplest way to get there 

might be to go to the road 

between Walmart and 

Captain D’s until you see 

the sign for the church. 

Turn where it is and then 

go a couple of miles. 

The church may 

presently have a more 

modern decorum than others 

after undergoing a renovation 

in 2008. As people 

gathered for a recent 

evening service, you had 

Darrell Atkins warming up 

on guitar and Reed 

Massingale handling bass. 

Shanna Hudson played 

piano and Joyce Daugherty 

played organ. Mathew 

Teague handled the sound 

system behind the pews. 

Reed’s son Greg Massingale 

led the congregation in 

song, doing “Nothing but 

the Blood,” “Are You 

Washed in the Blood,” and 

“I Need Thee Every Hour.” 

Pastor Greg McCosh then 

spoke, noticing a little girl 

running down the aisle. 

Reverend McCosh 

noted that Rocky Springs is 

one of several churches 

helping with the potluck 

supper taking place every 

Tuesday beginning at 5 

p.m. at Madisonville Presbyterian 

Church. It is 

Rocky Springs’ turn to pro- 

Welcoming you along with the congregation of Rocky 

Springs Baptist Church, from left, front, Mike Moses, 

Freddie Atkins, David Winters, Ted Belcher, 

(back) Russell Kinser, Pastor Rev. Greg McCosh, Ray 

Daugherty, and John Roy Moses. 

vide the meal on January 

8, he said. 

As the Reverend Mc- 

Cosh spoke from First 

Corinthians, one could see 

the altar with the inscribed 

words “This Do in Remembrance 

of Me.” To the left of 

the pastor, above the 

piano, a film screen 

showed the words “Rocky 

Springs Baptist Church“ 

along with images of 

snowflakes falling. 

“Have you ever thought 

about how He puts the 

mind of Christ in your 

life?” was part of Reverend 

McCosh’s sermon. That 

mind - as the pastor said in 

his clear, confident voice - 

is the mind of sacrifice, humility, 

and obedience. 

“We’ve got to follow that 

pattern,” he said in conclusion. 

“He was rewarded for 

his obedience and we will 

be rewarded, too.” The 

younger Massingale and 

Shanna then led in the 

song “Without Him,” and a 

few announcements were 

made. 

Perhaps nothing extraordinary 

as all church services 

go, but of course there is no 

telling how it all might feel 

at any given time. It is especially 

nothing new for 

Rocky Springs Baptist 

Church given its not-sobrief 

history. 

The first known date of 

existence for the church 

was the fourth Friday in 

September 1828. The 

church was called New 

Hopewell at that time. New 

Hopewell Church was re- 

ported as a member of the 

Hiwassee Baptist Association 

at its annual meeting 

in September 1828 with 

several other churches in 

the local community. The 

Sweetwater Baptist Association 

was organized in 

1830 and New Hopewell 

was a charter member of 

the association. That 

church was located adjacent 

to Prospect Cemetery 

about a mile east of the 

present Rocky Springs 

Baptist Church location. 

Land for the present site 

was purchased from a 

Methodist church and 

Rocky Springs School. 

The church agreed to 

build a new church building 

on March 30, 1890. 

The new building was 

erected at the present site 

in 1894. The name New 

Hopewell was changed to 

Rocky Springs by action of 

the church on February 3, 

1895. The first building on 

the present site burned on 

May 21, 1927. The church 

convened in the Greenhill 

School building until another 

building was built. 

The next building came 

into being on September 

23, 1928. The first service 

held in the present building 

was March 15, 1964. 

From that time until now, 

the church has had two additions 

to the existing 

building and, as mentioned, 

a sanctuary renovation 

in 2008. 

Pastor McCosh started 

his present duties just in 

time to oversee that reno- 

vation, arriving on April 15, 

2007. Ordained at Marshall 

Hill Baptist Church in 

Niota in 1999, he replaced 

Chad Kirkpatrick, who 

went to Walnut Grove Baptist 

Church in Vonore. 

Deacons are Mike 

Moses, Bryan Williamson, 

David Winters, Freddie 

Atkins, Don Belcher, Ted 

Belcher, Ray Daugherty, 

Russell Kinser, and John 

Roy Moses. Ted Belcher - 

remembered by many as a 

former county schools superintendent 

- has attended 

since 1942, making 

for four generations who 

have attended. 

“A lot of the ministry requires 

transportation,” 

Reverend McCosh said, 

which about four van and 

bus drivers help pick up the 

congregation. But the effort 

is not wasted. The 

church works closely with 

Douglas Cherokee and 

Barbara Raper to provide 

clothing, food, and other 

needs to the less fortunate. 

Some may remember 

the church having an Outreach 

Bible Study at Kefauver 

Park earlier in the year, 

but it had to be cancelled 

because of cold weather, 

Reverend McCosh said. 

Brad Watson and Jerry 

Raper helped with it. 

As a member of the 

Southern Baptist Association, 

the church has helped 

send missionaries all over 

North America, not to 

mention disaster relief and 

aid to the situation caused 

by the recent Connecticut 

school shootings. 

The church, however, 

does not have its eye too far 

away to not notice the local 

scene. Reverend McCosh 

said, two members were 

part of the Rocky Flatts 

Band that went up to Tellico 

Plains and lifted people’s 

spirits after the major 

tornado damage last year. 

The church has mostly 

traditional rooms, like the 

fellowship fall, classrooms, 

offices, and restrooms. And 

that allows for ongoing 

projects of various possibilities, 

like the karate self-defense 

class offered at 7 p.m. 

on Fridays (courtesy of 

Chris Hawkins). 

To contact Rocky 

Springs Baptist Church, 

dial 423-442-5061. The 

church also has its own 

Facebook page. 

Throughout all the 

changes, the church has 

most definitely survived 

with maybe the most important 

thing of all well intact 

- and that is the 

attitude awaiting everyone 

and anyone who comes 

through the door, especially 

if it is for the first 

time. 

Kinser said, “Everybody 

who wants to come can 

come - welcomed, loved, 

and encouraged.”


Vice President Joe 

Biden began on Tuesday a 

series of meetings scheduled 

through the week 

with various gun-control 

task-force experts, accelerating 

efforts by the White 

House to reestablish the 

ban on assault weapons, 

which expired in 2004, 

limit the size of magazine 

clips, and expand background 

checks on gun 

owners, including closing 

gun show loopholes that 

permit unlicensed sellers 

to avoid checks. Biden reportedly 

will also meet 

with the video game industry 

and mental health 

experts in the next day or 

two. 

The National Oceanic 

and Atmospheric Administration 

said on Tuesday 

that last year was the 

warmest year ever on 

record in the contiguous 

United States, where the 

average temperature for 

2012 was 55.3 degrees, 3.2 

degrees above normal and 

a full degree higher than 

the previous warmest year, 

1998. All states had abovenormal 

temps, including 

19 that broke records, during 

the 12 months of “extreme” 

weather with 11 

disasters that surpassed $1 

billion in losses, including 

Superstorm Sandy, Hurricane 

Isaac, and tornadoes 

all across the country. 

A Chicago medical examiner 

said on Monday a 

lottery winner was fatally 

poisoned with cyanide just 

as he was about to collect 

his payout on a $1 million 

instant lottery ticket. The 

examiner said Urooj 

Khan, 46, died on July 20, 

the day the state issued 

him a check for $425,000, 

a document that was 

cashed by a member of 

the deceased man’s estate 

on August 15. 

Coast Guard investigators 

on Tuesday interviewed 

the pilot of an 

empty tanker that struck a 

tower in the middle of the 

San Francisco-Oakland 

Bay Bridge while navigating 

beneath the hulking 

NATIONWIDE 

span on Monday, damaging 

about 30 to 40 feet of 

steel and wooden timbers 

placed to absorb the brunt 

of such collisions. The 

752-foot Overseas Reymar 

was headed out to sea 

when the mishap occurred. 

Police in Oregon 

searched for a fleeing man 

on Monday, finding him 

and arresting him for 

choking his girlfriend with 

his dreadlocks. Officials 

charged Caleb Grotberg, 

32, for several domestic violence 

felony crimes, including 

strangulation with 

his matted ropes of hair, 

fourth-degree assault, and 

second-degree kidnap- 

ping. 

In college football, the 

number one versus number 

two matchup of the 

BCS championship game 

Monday night was a real 

yawner as No. 2 Alabama 

dominated No. 1 Notre 

Dame in Miami, rolling 

over the Fighting Irish 42- 

14 in a game that failed to 

keep most fans on the 

edge of their seats. The 

victory for the Crimson 

Tide was coach Nick 

Saban’s second straight national 

title and the team’s 

third in four years. 

And according to the 

Daily Meal on Tuesday, 

while Americans love fast 

food, some fare is better, 

and some is worse…much, 

much worse than others. 

The reporting group listed 

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(Continued from pg 1) 

$1,000, but that’s the one 

I recommend.” 

The board sided with 

Moser and unanimously 

passed his recommendation. 

Moser also detailed a 

recent meeting with U.S. 

Representative Chuck 

Fleischman, who talked 

with Moser “very favorable 

about funding” an 

ARC grant the city has applied 

for. 

Gas department supervisor 

Stacy Chambers petitioned 

the board for 

permission to implement 

a training program for the 

department, one developed 

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party or special events 

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3926 Highway 411 

Madisonville 

bring it back to the 

board.” 

Per a recommendation 

by Davis, the board hired 

Daniel Snyder for an open 

position in the sewer department 

with a starting 

salary based on $10 per 

hour. Davis said he had 

found several food businesses 

in Madisonville out 

of compliance with the 

town’s “grease trap” ordinance, 

which required the 

businesses to pump, clean, 

and inspect the traps 

every three months when 

it was initiated two years 

ago. 

“Some have not paid 

the $100 yearly fee,” Davis 

said, “and some of the 

grease traps are not being 

cleaned up. According to 

the city’s by-laws, we can 

send an employee to tell 

them to clean out the 

traps, then we send a certified 

letter, and then we 

eliminate our services to 

the business.” 

As the meeting ended, 

McCrary asked board 

members to make the new 

city employees’ two percent 

yearly salary increases 

retroactive to June of last 

year, a move the board 

unanimously approved. 

BUZZ Note: Mayor 

McClendon scheduled a 

workshop for 6 p.m. on 

Thursday, January 17, to 

discuss the current projects, 

including the new 

sewer pump and pipe to 

Vonore. The public is invited. 

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Sweetwater 


West, Edward Lee, Sam 

Moser, and Julian Walton, 

City Recorder Jessica P. 

Morgan, and City Attorney 

John Cleveland. 

The board first reviewed 

the minutes from 

the previous board meeting. 

This meeting had 

been held on December 3, 

2012. Commissioner 

Moser made a motion to 

accept the minutes as 

read. Seconding the motion 

was Commissioner 

Walton. The measure 

then passed with all ayes. 

Next up was another 

review, this one revolving 

around the distributions 

for the month of December 

2012. City Recorder 

Morgan summarized this 

report for the city board 

members. At the conclusion 

of her report, Commissioner 

Stockton made 

a motion to accept the list 

of distributions as read. 

Commissioner West seconded 

the motion, and it 

passed with all ayes. 

The Distinguished Citizen 

Award is meant to 

recognized and honor 

those who have made a 

difference in the lives of 

others. It is an award that 

is quite special to Mayor 

Lowe, and one he was 

proud to present each and 

every year. Last month, a 

Distinguished Citizen 

Award was presented to 

Mr. Joe Sherlin. The second 

recipient for the previous 

year was recognized 

during the January 7 meeting. 

Mr. Patrick Gaines 

accepted the award on behalf 

of his father, Mr. John 

Gaines. Mayor Lowe 

praised Mr. Gaines for his 

service to the city and its 

citizens, and asked his son 

to let his father know how 

deeply he was appreciated 

and admired. 

There was no Old Business 

to tend to, so the city 

board immediately turned 

its attentions to a few 

matters of New Business. 

The first order of New 

Business was that of a possible 

approval of a shortterm 

debt for the 

Sweetwater Board of Education. 

Having adopted a 

policy from MTAS last 

year, the city board is now 

involved in a few matters 

pertaining to the school 

board. Once of those matters 

is that of a credit card. 

The school board requires 

a credit card in order to 

make certain purchases. 

The card chosen by the 

school board, and the one 

up for discussion, had a 

$5,000 credit limit, one 

that the school board 

would pay off each month. 

Commissioner Walton 

made a motion to authorize 

this credit card. Seconding 

the motion was 

Commissioner Stockton. 

The measure then passed 

with all ayes. 

There were two vacancies 

on the Historic Zoning 

Commissioner that 

needed to be filled, and 

these appointments 

served as the next item on 

the agenda. Commissioner 

Moser made a motion 

to appoint Mr. 

Richard Bettis and Ms. 

Sarah McDougal to the 

Historic Zoning Commission. 

The motion was seconded 

by Commissioner 

West, and it passed with 

all in favor. 

Commissioner West 

also brought up the next 

topic. He asked for the 

board’s permission to bid 

for a new pick-up truck. 

The truck would be paid 

for with funds from State 

Street Aid. The commissioner 

hoped his department 

could open up for 

bids at the February meeting. 

Commissioner Stockton 

seconded this motion. 

It passed with all ayes. 

There was no more to 

discuss, so the city board 

of Sweetwater adjourned 

at 7:12 p.m. 

Atchley 


coach, and a role model 

for thousands of children. 

Atchley was also a United 

States Army veteran. 

Grandson Derrick said 

his grandfather was the 

same on Saturday night as 

he was on Sunday morning. 

“He never missed one 

of my games and always 

gave the best advice,” Der- 

rick said. 

“He spent a large portion 

of his time with kids,” 

said Richard Spurling of 

Madisonville. “Ben was a 

good influence on kids. 

He was unselfish with his 

time and the youth he 

coached. He worked 

many, many years with 

kids, and to me, this is the 

outstanding thing about 

Ben.” 

Longtime member 

with the Monroe County 

Rescue Squad, J.B. Moses, 

who has served continuously 

for 39 years, told the 

BUZZ that Atchley was 

the last surviving founding 

member. 

“Ben was one of the 

best squad members we 

ever had,” Moses said. 

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149 County Road 323 

Sweetwater 


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Friday ~ Karaoke - 8 p.m. 

Saturday ~ CAB 8 p.m. 

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“He really worked hard at 

the squad and served in 

just about all the positions, 

captain, lieutenant, training 

officer. He’s someone 

we will miss.” 

Atchley is survived by 

his wife, Pat, of 47 years 

and by his two sons, Donnie 

and Ronnie, and a 

daughter Leesa, plus several 

grandchildren and 

great-grandchildren. 

NO CREDIT 

CHECK 

Quick & 

Courteous 

Service 

The family will receive 

friends from 6-8 p.m. on 

Thursday at Biereley-Hale 

Funeral Home. The funeral 

will follow at 8 p.m. 

in the funeral home’s 

chapel. 

Interment is set for 1 

p.m. on Friday at Haven 

Hill Memorial Gardens. 

For more information, 

see Obituaries in this issue 

of the BUZZ. 

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Monday - Thursday 3 p.m. - 11 p.m. 

Friday - Saturday 1 p.m. - 2 a.m. 

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Final Notice and Public Explanation of a 

Proposed Activity in a 100-Year Floodplain 

To: All interested Agencies - 

Federal, State and Local - Groups and Individuals 

This is to give notice that the City of Madisonville under CFR 24 Part 58 has conducted 

an evaluation as required by Executive Order 11988 and/or 11990, in accordance with HUD 

regulations at 24 CFR 55.20 Subpart C Procedures for Making Determinations on Floodplain 

Management, to determine the potential affect that its activity in the floodplain and wetland 

will have on the human environment for a Community Development Block Grant under 

HUD-Edison Vendor ID # 1571. The proposed project(s) is located on portions of Veal 

Heights Street, McConkey Street, Ingram Street, Warren Street and Monroe Street in Madisonville, 

Monroe County. The City of Madisonville will rehab these areas of their sewer system 

in order to further reduce excessive inflow and infiltration in the collection system and eliminate 

sanitary sewer overflows in the collection system. The 2012 CDBG project is necessary for 

the City to meet their obligations of the Director's Order. The scope of the proposed project 

includes pipe bursting and/or replacement of 4790 lf of 8-inch gravity sewer, rehabilitation of 

up to 26 manholes, and replacement of 1100 lf of 6-inch gravity sewer service line to a new 

clean out at the property line all within Basin C of the present collection system. The proposed 

work should accomplish the major portion of sewer rehabilitation to their Basin C thereby 

complying with provisions of the Director's Order in this area of the sewer system and improve 

runoff into Bat Creek, which is documented to contain e-coli . Approximately 685 linear feet 

of the project is located in the 100-year floodplains. 

The City of Madisonville has considered the following alternatives and mitigation measures 

to be taken to minimize adverse impacts and to restore and preserve natural and beneficial 

values: Portions of the rehab work are located in the 100-year floodplain, (ii) three 

alternatives were considered for the project (1) No Action; no remediation action to take place. 

(2) Pipeburst existing sewer and rehabilitation of manholes; the existing sewer lines would 

be replaced by means of the pipe bursting technique and the associated manholes would 

be rehabilitated by lining the inside of each manhole. Manhole covers will be will be replaced 

where necessary where the covers are known to leak during rainfall conditions. Estimated 

cost $632,911.00 (3) replace the existing sewer by means of open cut installation and rehabilitation 

of manholes by lining the inside of the manhole. Manhole covers will still need to 

be replaced where necessary on all covers that leak during significant rainfall. Approximate 

cost $853,650.00. (iii) the project is rehabilitation of the existing system mitigation measures 

to be taken by preparation of a Storm Water Prevention Pollution Plan and to specify only 

the best construction practices to be utilized in order to minimize adverse impacts and to restore 

and preserve natural and beneficial values. December 6, 2012 was the final date for 

FEMA to reply with any comments to the project as proposed. 

The City of Madisonville is listed in the FEMA Community Status Book Report as a participating 

community in the National Flood Program. This information can be found on the 

FEMA website, (http://www.fema.gov/cis/TN.html). 

The City of Madisonville has reevaluated the alternatives to building in the floodplain and 

has determined that it has no practicable alternative. Environmental files that document 

compliance with steps 3 through 6 of Executive Order 11988 and/or 11990, are available for 

public inspection, review and copying upon request at the times and location delineated in 

the last paragraph of this notice for receipt of comments. This activity will have no significant 

impact on the environment for the following reasons: 

The reason for no significant impact to the floodplain area is the fact that the project is a 

rehabilitation project and no new floodplain areas will be affected. 

There are three primary purposes for this notice. First, people who may be affected by 

activities in floodplains and those who have an interest in the protection of the natural environment 

should be given an opportunity to express their concerns and provide information 

about these areas. Second, an adequate public notice program can be an important public 

educational tool. The dissemination of information about floodplains can facilitate and enhance 

Federal efforts to reduce the risks associated with the occupancy and modification of 

these special areas. Third, as a matter of fairness, when the Federal government determines 

it will participate in actions taking place in floodplains, it must inform those who may be put 

at greater or continued risk. 

Written comments must be received by the City of Madisonville at the following address 

on or before January 17,2013 City of Madisonville, Monroe County, 400 College Street 

North, Madisonville, TN 37354 and (423) 442-9416, Attention: Mr. Alfred McClendon, 

Mayor. Comments may also be submitted or further information can be requested via email 

at comad@bellsouth.net . A full description of the project may also be reviewed from Monday, 

Tuesday, Thursday, Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Wednesday from 8:30 a.m. to 

noon the address is the same as the office address above. 

Date: January 9, 2013 

Name of Certifying Officer: Alfred McClendon 

Title of Certifying Officer: Mayor A-10 

CONCURRENT NOTICE 

NOTICE OF FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT 

AND 

NOTICE OF INTENT TO REQUEST RELEASE OF FUNDS 


City of Madisonville 400 College Street North 

Madisonville, TN 37354 

(423) 442-9416 

These notices shall satisfy two separate but related procedural 

requirements for activities to be undertaken by the 

City of Madisonville, Tennessee. 

REQUEST FOR RELEASE OF FUNDS 

On or about January 25, 2013, The City of Madisonville, Tennessee 

will submit a request to the Department of Economic and 

Community Development for the release of Federal funds under 

Title I of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, 

as amended, to undertake a project known as the Phase IV 

Sewer System Improvement Project, for the purpose of pipeburst 

the existing 8-inch sewer line on Veal Heights Street, McConkey 

Street, Ingram Street, portions of Warren Street and Monroe 

Street and rehabilitate all manholes which adjoin the sewer lines 

within the defined areas. The project is located in the Basin C of 

the sewer system located inside the Madisonville city limits. The 

total cost of the project is estimated at $632,911 with $500,000 

being funded by the CDBG program and $132,911 being provided 

by the City of Madisonville. 

FINDING OF NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT 

The City of Madisonville has determined the project will have no 

significant impact on the human environment. Therefore, an Environmental 

Impact Statement under the National Environmental 

Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA) is not required. Additional project information 

is contained in the Environmental Review Record 

(ERR) on file at the Mayor’s Office, Madisonville City Hall, and 

400 College Street North, Madisonville, TN 37354 and may be 

examined or copied weekdays from Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 

and Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Wednesday 

from 8:30 a.m. to noon 

PUBLIC COMMENTS 

Any individual, group, or agency disagreeing with this determination 

or wishing to comment on the project may submit written 

comments to Mr. Alfred McClendon, Mayor, Madisonville City 

Hall, 400 College Street North, Madisonville, TN 37354 All comments 

received by January 24, 2013 will be considered by the 

City of Madisonville prior to authorizing submission of a request 

for release of funds. Comments should specify which Notice they 

are addressing. 

RELEASE OF FUNDS 

The City of Madisonville, Tennessee certifies to the Tennessee 

Department of Economic and Community Development that Mr. 

Alfred McClendon, in his capacity as the Mayor of the City of 

Madisonville, consents to accept the jurisdiction of the Federal 

Courts if an action is brought to enforce responsibilities in relation 

to the environmental review process and that these responsibilities 

have been satisfied. The Tennessee Department of Economic 

and Community Development (ECD) approval of the 

certification satisfies its responsibilities under NEPA and related 

laws and authorities. 

OBJECTIONS TO RELEASE OF FUNDS 

The Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development 

will accept objections to its release of funds and the 

City of Madisonville’s certification for a period of fifteen days following 

the anticipated submission date or its actual receipt of request 

(whichever is later) only if they are on one of the following 

basis: 

(a) The certification was not executed by the Certifying Officer 

of the City of Madisonville, Tennessee; 

(b) The City of Madisonville has omitted a step or failed to make 

a decision or finding required by HUD regulations at 24 CFR Part 

58; (c) The grant recipient has committed funds or incurred costs 

not authorized by 24 CFR Part 58 before approval of a release 

of funds by the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community 

Development; or 

(d) Another Federal agency pursuant to 40 CFR Part 1504 

has submitted a written finding that the project is unsatisfactory 

from the standpoint of environmental quality. 

Objections must be prepared and submitted in accordance 

with the required procedures (24 CFR Part 58) and shall be addressed 

to the State of Tennessee, Department of Economic and 

Community Development, Office of Policy and Federal Programs, 

William R. Snodgrass Tennessee Tower, 10th Floor, 312 

Rosa L. Parks Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee 37243-1102. Potential 

objectors should contact the Program Management office 

to verify the actual last day of the objections period. 

Alfred McClendon 

Mayor, City of Madisonville A-11

Page 8 - The BUZZ January 9, 2013 

Mi er’s Service Center 

ANIMALS 

Chihuahua, blue & white, 2 ½ 

pounds, 11 months old $150 

442-2422 

Feeder Rats 420-6341 

Yorkie puppies, 6 1/2 weeks old, 

2 females $300, 1 male $250 

295-5434 or 519-7472 

Yorkie Poos, 2 males, 2 females 

$200 each 423-745-6676 

Free female Chihuahua, call for 

details 423-404-3307 

Chihuahua, 3 months old $50 

519-9060 

Rabbits for sale, several different 

kinds $5 - $10 865-363-1892 or 

423-261-4515 

6 Pit Bull puppies full blooded, 

parents on premises with papers 

3 males 3 females $250 423- 

404-8070 

Black & Tan Chi-weenie, good 

with children, weighs 5-6 

pounds $50 442-2422 

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 

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 

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 and Malti-poo puppies, 

shots and wormed, males and 

females, $300-$500 423-333- 

4593 

CLASSIFIEDS 

ANIMALS 

3 Rabbit Beagles, one year old 

865-206-7860 

CKC Miniature Daschunds, 8 

weeks old, first shots $150 423- 

572-0705 

Yorkie puppies, 6 weeks old, 

first shots & wormed 404-0881 

CLASSIFIEDS 

APPLIANCES 

full automotive and Diesel Service 

All Parts Installed 

Come with 1 Year Parts 

and Labor Warranty! 

MoNDaY - friDaY 8 a.M to 5 p.M. New & Used 

TIRES 

CLASSIFIEDS 

Horseshoeing and Trimming, Malti-poo, female, 4 months, 8 

specialize in corrective work also pounds, white, all shots $400 

floating teeth. Call 270-617-3682 442-9996 

after 5:30pm 

Hamster & cage, comes with 

Two yearling Black Australorp food and bedding $60 420-9806 

roosters for sale $10 eachrooster ½ Maltese ½ Shi-poo puppies, 

423-261-2039. Ask for Marie two girls & one boy, 6 weeks old 

Used dog items 420-6341 on January 12 442-4345 

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 

Chickens & chicks $1 and up, 

various breeds 519-1288 

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 

large, capacity $75 519-4458 

Roper Stove, glass top $150 

519-4458 

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 

337-0209 836-9660 

909 S. HIGHWAY 11 across from Kmart SWEETWATER 

CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS 

Pitbull puppies, mother & father 

on premises $75 each 371-2610 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 

Factory 

Complete Cars 

with catalytic converter 

$13/ 100 lbs 

The Largest and Most Complete Recycling Facility in 8 Counties 

Recycling Center - New & Used Steel 

2101 Old Niota Rd 

Athens 

423-745-9989 

ANIMALS 

NOTICE 

CITY OF MADISONVILLE 

CALLED WORKSHOP 

The City of Madisonville will have a called workshop 

on Thursday, January 17, 2013, at 6:00 p.m. in 

the Board Room of Madisonville City Hall, 400 College 

Street, N, Madisonville, Tennessee. 

The purpose of the workshop is to discuss the current 

projects the City is working on, as well as any 

other business which may arise. 

The public is invited to attend. 

Ted Cagle 

City Recorder 

Get Your Car 

Winterized! 

ANIMALS 

SEATON ENTERPRISES 

1321 Frye Street 

Athens 

423-745-3552 

APPLIANCES 

Antique Dixie 

Wood Stove 

$225 

519-4203 

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 

Coleman 6 person tent, brand 

new, opens in less than one 

minute $150 253-2283 

CLASSIFIEDS 

AUTOMOTIVE 

Free 

Quotes 

SOLD! 

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! 

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 

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 

CLEANING SERVICE 

2 batteries & case $75 519-8232 Appliances Furnished 

HP Color Laser Printer 2600 N, Lincoln AC-225 variable voltage 

CLEAN AS A WHISTLE like new $450 337-1791 arc welder with 4 hoods & 50lb 519-8484 

Entertainment Center, solid 

of rod. Makita 14” chop saw, 

Bed liner for late model full size Residential wood, super nice $150 423- 

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

Chevy pickup for short bed $50 Cleaning 404-3294 

lot of extra disc, 12”x36” wood Sweetwater, central h/a, carpet, 

420-9519 

lathe with 2 sets of tools & 4 furnished, second floor, Hwy 68 

No job too big, Pink Nintendo DS with 5 chucks. All for $1000 obo or will frontage $450 month, Call Burt 

Truckload of new vehicle parts 

games, carry case and sale separate 420-0339 519-0700 

$125 for all 404-3027 

too small or too messy charger $85 371-1096 Step ladders wood, 6’ $20, 8’ For Rent: 2BR/1BA Apartment, 

Tammy Shaw 519-0427 Guitar Hero for XBOX 360, $35, both for $50 519-4458 water furnished, $450 month 

drums, microphone & 2 gui- Steel Ms192TC professional plus deposit 423-371-1487 

Soft top for 4 door jeep $200 

tars, make offer 210-0217 grade trim saw with 14 inch bar 

253-5237 

CONSTRUCTION VCR, works good $30 423-745- 

$200 371-3878 

Ladder Rack for small truck 

4454 

HOMESTEAD RENTALS 

Table Saw, mitre saw with stand, 

$125 423-371-2676 

ISBILL CONSTRUCTION LLC 32” Sanyo TV and 24” Sanyo TV drill press $150 371-0896 

2 New Tires 235/70R/15 $150 Licensed & Insured $40 for both 442-9546 

2BR/1BA Moblie 

for both 404-3027 

New Construction, Remodeling & 

201 pc. Stanley Socket set paid 

26” Sanyo TV $30 obo 423-453- $87 new asking $60 519-8232 Home in Madisonville 

Additions, Blown Insulation, Vinyl 

Two Kuhmo tires for sale. 

$375 rent & deposit 

1014 

Shindawa 488 power saw $175 

P235R60 18” - at least half tread Siding, Replacement Windows & 

371-7507 

left, $25 each or both for $45. Seamless Guttering 50” RCA Projection screen TV, 

442-8869 

Call Jo at 263-5823 

Over 25 Years Experience 2005 model $175 OBO 371- 

8192 

Sell your Automobile in 

Ford Ranger topper $75 836- 253-3770 or 253-4162 

The Buzz For Rent: 3 BR 2 BA House 

5998 

EMPLOYMENT 

1500 sq. ft., inside Madisonville 

city limits, close to schools. No 

2 Corvette Tires 325/30/19 ELECTRONICS 

Goodyear Eagle F1 $100 for 

Ministry Position Available: 66” long Bob Cat Bucket & 4 Pets. References required. $425 

both 519-7997 

Children’s Coordinator at used 12-16-5 Bob Cat tires- 10 

Gold Star color TV 25” $50 295- 

Non-Refundable Damage De- 

Church of Life, Madisonville. ply $520 for all 423-351-7736 

2680 

posit. $750 Per month. 423-519- 

Full size camper top will fit any 

20 hours per week. Apply on- Antique Cross Cut Saw 442- 4343 

full size truck $100 442-3669 HP Type 4370 scanner $38 337- line at www.thechurchoflife.org 5606 

1791 

Monroe Automotive- Madis- Craftsman 15” drill press, 1hp Niles Ferry Apartments 

Case for Laptop $50 423-333- onville- Experienced mechanic $100 371-7507 

Drug Free, Quiet, 

4324 

needed; tools & professional Rigid 300 Pipe Threading Ma- Family Oriented 

DELL 1800 MP projector for skills required. Apply within. chine with some dyes $800 2 Bedroom Units Available 

Powerpoint presentations, like 

423-887-5342 

No Pets 

new $530 337-1791 

Drivers: Large Vemco Drafting Machine Background Check Required 

Dell Desktop Computer, CD & Teams $2400 Sign-on Bonus. $50 – 423-420-0822 

Lights, Water & Cable 

DVD burner, comes with new CDL-A 1 yr exp. Excellent Bosch 12” Compound Miter TV Included 

desk & chair, 17” flat screen Pay/Benefits/Home-Time. Saw $150 371-3878 

423-371-1484 9am-6pm 

monitor, only 1 year old $250 

371-2100 

Dedicated for Andersonville. Sport Rider Exercise Machine 

Bed Liner for a 2004 Ford 

paid over $100 for it will take $30 

No-Touch. 

Ranger short bed $50 423-371- Leapster Explorer $30 371-7814 

371-7814 

SPRINGBROOK 

1911 

Apply: Carter-Express.com 

Mobigo $30 371-7814 

Weights, long bar & short bar 

877-628-6806 

APARTMENTS 

$100 337-4006 

Diamond Aluminum Tool Box, Xcort Electric Guitar, dark blue, Staffing position available for Scroll saw $75 442-1037 1 Bedroom apartments 

fits Toyota pickup 442-4528 good condition, comes with Sweetwater Childcare Organiza- 

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

designed for seniors age 

tion, please fax resume with ex- 1000 watt two stroke portable 

$75 253-5237 

2362 

perience to 423-337-7945 or generator, brand new $100 firm 62 or older who meet the 

4 Honda wheels with tires, tires 

52” Big Screen Projection TV contact Janet at 423-404-4885. 256-612-4818 

income requirements. 

are in good shape $80 no calls 

$250 442-5809 

CNA/Caregiver-Quality of Life 

Utilities furnished, rent 

after 9pm if no answer leave Floor Model box screen TV 52 Home Care is seeking compas- EXERCISE 

based on income, ground 

message 420-9223 

inch $100 423-381-2105 sionate, caring aides to assist Bodyrider Exercise Bicycle $80 floor apartments, central 

PS3 with four games and two elderly or disabled adults with 420-9247 

heat/air, maintenance and 

wireless controllers $325 836- daily living activities in their home Air Glider Exercise Machine, like 

7539 

in Monroe, Loudon and McMinn new $50 519-2417 

yard work furnished. 

counties. Hours, days will vary 

26” TV - $30 OBO 423-887- based on client's needs. Valid Bowflex Exercise machine, good 423-884-6070 

3130 

condition, call after 6pm $125 

Equal Housing Opportunity 

Bed liner for Dodge 6’ bed $75 

driver license, automobile insur- 

Handicap Units Available 

295-4340 

TV Stand $50 442-5606 ance, pass a criminal back- 519-0551 

50” RCA HD TV with split screen 

ground check and one year 2 Weider Pro Exercise Machine 

LILY'S CUSTOMS $250 371-8192 

experience required. Please call $250 each 371-1056 

(423) 836-9505 to schedule an 

Paint & Body Work Coby Kyros 7” Touchscreen interview or go to our website at 

Tablet. All in one device lets you www.qualityoflifehomecare.com FOR RENT 

1 Bedroom ..................................$405/month 

PAINT 

browse the web, watch YouTube for more information to apply. 

videos, check email and more. 

House for Rent: 2BR/1BA close 2 Bedroom Townhouse.........$497/month 

$399 

Like new! Comes with box $80 Drivers: to school and shopping in 

+tax&up 

3 Bedroom Townhouse........$584/month 

Free Estimates 

519-7891 

Make $63,000.00 yr or Sweetwater $400 monthly $200 

Rent Includes Water, Sewer, 

Basic Mechanics 

20” Tronics TV $40 obo 423- more, $2,500.00 Driver deposit, no pets, for information 

Garbage, Playground, Picnic Area, 

453-1014 

Referral Bonus & call 836-6817 or 420-0398 

Oil Change $22 & up 

And On-Site Laundry Room. 

Set of computer loudspeakers $1,200.00 Orientation For Rent: 1BR Apt in Sweetwa- 

423-371-5484 

$7 337-1791 

Completion Bonus! ter. Includes electricity, water, 

Before 84 Lumber next to 

sewer, garbage $150 per week 

For Qualified Tenants 

Storage Buildings, Madisonville APC Surge Protector ES 350, CDL-A OTR Exp. Req. plus $250 deposit 337-6384 or Application on Site 

like new $38 337-1791 Call Now: 1-800-283-3872 210-0122 

CAMPING 46 inch screen TV, $250 423- 

For More Information Call 

337-0779 

SOLD! 

SOLD! 

SOLD! 

SOLD! 

SOLD! 

CLoverLeaf apartMents 

423-442-3333 

Handicap UniTS avaiLaBLe / eqUaL HoUSing opporTUniTy 

121 Cloverleaf Lane Madisonville


CLASSIFIEDS 

Single bed boxsprings $40 442- 

6410 

Dining Room Set $100 442- 

7227 

4 Dining Room Chairs with 

rollers $10 each 337-6075 

Card table with 4 chairs $20 337- 

6075 

FOR RENT 

Clothes Wardrobe $200 442- 

1010 

CLASSIFIEDS 

FURNITURE 

Full size box springs and mattress 

$125 442-6410 

Vintage Wooden Beach Chair 

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

Chocolate Microsuede Rocker, 

removable washable cover, very 

soft $75 865-253-0597 

Queen Size Sleigh Bed, 

boxsprings & pillowtop mattress, 

almost new $800 253-7239 

4 Oak chairs and long table, 

good condition $75 519-4949 

CLASSIFIEDS 

FURNITURE 

Queen size mattress & 

boxspring, slightly used, comes 

with metal frame $250 442-4205 

Bedroom Set- All solid wood, 

queen size bed, dresser with 

mirror, chest of drawers, night 

stand $900 253-2589 

Dining Table with four chairs, 

wood and metal $100 442-5844 

Computer Desk, $20 – 442- 

1010 



HEAT & COOLING 

Kerosene Dura Heater 

125,000BTU $225 371-1096 

All hardwood firewood, different 

kinds $45 a rick 536-8612 

Natural Gas Heater, mounts on 

the wall $125 519-6039 

Used Heating & Air Units Installed, 

good condition, reasonable 

prices, call 423-337-0037 

Natural Gas Heater with fire logs, 

like new $75 442-2207 

Oakwood $35 per rick, you haul 

368-9727 or 253-7211 

Firewood $55 per load (S10 

truck load) delivered in Madisonville 

404-4311 

Firewood $50 per rick 442-6410 

Some free firewood 519-7532 

Firewood $25 per load 519-7532 

HOME HEALTH 

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 

Wheelchair $50, Electric Wheelchair 

$250, Handicap Potty 

Chair $25, Lots of medical stuff, 

253-7123 

Hay in the dry in Tellico Plains, 

4x5 rolls $25 337-1780 or 253- 

7617 

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 

susan. Complete with 6 chairs 

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

OLD SAYBROOK 

$400 519-2081 

tress, good condition $150 442- 836-0013 

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 

tor, 150hp Cat diesel engine 

5’ Long Computer Desk with 3 

Black Leather Massage Chair Firewood $50 per rick delivered 

$5900 404-1340 

drawers, great shape $100 210with 

5 settings plus heat, 6 295-5680 

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 

comes with all parts $50 423- per flat) 423-261-4515 or 865- 

Madisonville $400 

817-9790 

363-1892 

3BR/2BA Moblie Home 

Vonore $475 

442-8869 

Wood Corner Entertainment 

3547 

Center, holds up to 32” TV, great 

Black TV Stand with 2 glass condition $40 519-2417 

doors on front 29”widex20”high, 

mint condition $100 442-4319 WANTED! 

4 Drawer lateral filing cabinet $70 

337-1791 

GOOD USED FURNITURE 

SELL QUICK FOR CASH! 

Couch & Chair, grey & brown, fall WILL GIVE TOP PRICE. 

patterns $60 for both 545-9194 

CALL SANDY AT 

Black Dinette Table with 2 black 

Rooms For Rent chairs $50 210-0747 or 442- 

1037 

Fully Furnished Full Size and Queen Size 

in Madisonville boxsprings and mattress $150 

per set 442-6410 

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

condition, pink 442-1221 

Utilities, Internet & Cable Included 

Four Antique Ladder back chairs 

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

For Rent: 2BR/1BA House cen- Antique Trunk full of antique junk 

tral heat/air, washer/dryer $50 865-368-6753 or 865-306hookup, 

city water, lease re- 3547 

quired, no pets $500 month plus Black office computer chair and 

$500 deposit 261-4362 or 253- desk asking $75 423-536-6073 

6159 after 7 p.m. 

Secretary’s Desk $150 836- 

8316 

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

bath, Hwy 72 West, utilities not office $75 865-368-6753 or 865included, 

$350 a month plus 306-3547 

$200 damage deposit 295-4081 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 

SANDY'S TREASURES 

BUY-SALE-TRADE 

423-253-4618 

2 Solid oak TV towers, lighted, 

$100 each 423-836-8316 

Trestle Table 60”, 4 side chairs, 

good condition $100 884-6601 

Queen wood bed $100 420- 

0450 

Retro Coffee and end table $50 

442-1417 

Hard Rock Maple Twin Size 

Cannonball Beds with mattress 

& boxspring, triple dresser with 

mirror, nightstand with drawer, 

desk with chair, excellent condition 

$450 884-6601 

2 Floral top of the line livingroom 

chairs,with matching pillows $75 

each 865-256-1518 

L shaped computer desk workstation 

6’x6’ $125 836-0280 or 

337-9512 

Nice matching couch & chair, floral 

design, fall colors $150 442- 

5252 

253-7123 

FURNITURE 

SOLD! 

SOLD! 

SOLD! 

LAWN & FARM 

Good quality mixed grass hay $4 

each if you pick it up or $5 each 

if its delivered 337-9787 

Free top soil, you load 442-4118 

Need Alfalfa hay, call Mark at the 

Buzz 442-1635 

Sunchokes aka Jerusalem artichokes, 

good diabetic substitute 

for potatoes 261-2039 

Craftsman Riding Mower, needs 

work but still runs $200 obo 420- 

3222 

Beauregard Sweet Potato Plant 

519-3718 

Square Hay Bales $2 per bale, 

you pick up in field 295-5015 

Round hay bales 351-2839 

Hay square bails 519-3621 

MISCELLANEOUS 

Pan for gold in one of the gold 

rich creeks in the Coker Creek 

Community. We are finding color 

in the creek on our property. You 

canbring your own pan or rent 

one of ours. $40 per day 423- 

261-2039 or 912-614-6529 ask 

for Ernest 

SOLD! 

Deer meat already processed 

tenderloin, roast ground beef etc. 

$70 442-9546 

Elvis- Prince From Another 

Planet- 3 disc CD set, new, asking 

$20 836-2362 

Electric Sewing Machine in 

beautiful cabinet, runs good $50 

351-3572 

Variety of Harley Davidson clothing 

& accessories 256-612-4818 

Child tag-a-long rider, pull behind 

a bicycle $45 420-0450 

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 

Four toilets, all work $25 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 


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 

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 

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 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


According to Australia’s 

7 News Network on Tuesday, 

Monday was the 

hottest day in the country 

on record as the average 

temperature across that 

continent was 104.6 degrees. 

Cooler weather hit 

on Tuesday, dramatically 

dropping temps in a matter 

of hours in several 

coastal towns and helping 

firefighters battling scores 

of “bushfires” that had led 

to evacuations of national 

parks and “catastrophic” 

conditions in numerous 

areas of Down Under. 

Five Americans and 

two Peruvians died in a 

helicopter crash in the 

Amazon jungle on Monday, 

prompting rescue 

teams to respond to the 

remote area to begin recovery 

efforts of the bodies. 

The deceased 

reportedly worked for 

Canadian-based oil exploration 

firm Petrominerates, 

which declined 

comment regarding the 

crash. 

Authorities in Mexico 

City confirmed on Monday 

that wild dogs were responsible 

for four 

mutilated bodies found in 

a hilly park near the city 

over the past two weeks. 

Prosecutors said the bodies 

had been partially 

eaten, prompting the dispatch 

of over 100 police 

officers, which were 

searching the park and 

had rounded up 25 dogs. 

The United Nations 

said on Tuesday that over 

one million Syrians were 

going hungry in the 

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shadow of the country’s 

uncivil war, running short 

of food, especially in conflict 

zones, where government 

restrictions were 

heaviest on aid distribution. 

Bread and fuel were 

noted as dreadfully in 

short supply. 

A 90-year-old Saudi 

man has threatened to sue 

the family of a 15-year-old 

girl that he legally married 

only days ago but who 

locked him out of the 

honeymoon bedroom and 

two days later fled back to 

her parents, Al Arabiya 

news television reported 

on Tuesday. The elderly 

groom said he paid the 

parents a $17,500 dowry 

and added that he either 

wants the cash back or the 

girl. 

Just ahead of the oneyear 

anniversary of the 

Costa Concordia cruse 

ship disaster during which 

32 persons were killed off 

the coast of an Italian island, 

the captain of the 

vessel told an Italian newspaper 

on Monday that he 

has been demonized 

“worse than bin Ladin.” 

Francesco Schettino said 

he had been tormented by 

the disaster, a crash of the 

950-foot-long craft into 

rocks and subsequent capsizing 

and evacuation of 

4,200 passengers. 

And from the Harvard- 

Smithsonian Center for 

Astrophysics came word 

on Tuesday that our Milky 

Way – the universe, not 

the candy bar – is home to 

at least 17 billion planets 

that are similar in size to 

Earth, or more than two 

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Research Francois Fressin 

said that even with the determination, 

the one elusive 

discovery had yet to 

be made: find that planet 

that’s not only the right 

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so-called “Goldilocks 

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cold and not too hot, just 

“just right” for water to be 

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of theft over $1,000 was 

Tova Maria Dyda, 33, of 

Hawkins Road, Sweetwa- 

ter. According to Watson, 

the victim whose checks 

were forged filed a complaint 

on January 2, alleging 

that forgeries had 

occurred on her checking 

account with a local bank. 

Watson began an investigation, 

finding that Dyda 

had cashed a $300 forged 

check on December 27. 

On December 28, Dyda 

cashed a second check on 

the account for $700. 

Another check hit the 

bank on December 31 for 

$700; a fourth check 

made it through the cashing 

process on January 2 

for $500. 

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