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June 30, 2014
Wanted Fugitive Arrested Male Charged with Aggravated Assault
Captured in Swiped Car Threatens Female with Firearm to Head
A Monroe County man
wanted in Florida was
taken into custody over
the weekend after he appropriated a car belonging
to another person.
Charged by Madisonville Police Detective
Daniel Dockery with
joyriding in a motor vehi(See Ripley pg 10)
A Monroe County man
went to jail this past weekend after allegedly attacking a female, threatening
to kill her with a handgun,
and fleeing law enforcement officers.
Charged by Madisonville Police Patrol Offi-
Ripley
cer Adam Russell with aggravated assault was
Charles Richard McGuire,
52, of Carson Street,
Madisonville.
According to Russell,
McGuire attacked a female following an argu(See McGuire pg 2)
McGuire
Music for the Fight:
Suspect Charged in Burglary Serving Those Who Have Served
Arrest Comes with Three Offenses
A burglary suspect was
arrested on Saturday, following a break-in and theft
to a local resident’s home
and outbuilding.
Charged by Sweetwater
Police Patrol Officer
Daniel Johnson with burglary, theft over $500, and
Tulli Cole
Music is a powerful
force, commanding a
(See Dawson pg 2)
unique magic all its own.
Oh, the mighty deeds it
can accomplish!
Even the simplest of
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vanishing into the ether,
can delight the ear and
Greg Altum
leave the listener yearning
tric
Cooperative
board
of
Bad debt was the focus
for more.
directors
at
its
monthly
of the Fort Loudoun Elec(See Music pg 4)
meeting on Thursday.
“It’s the highest it’s ever
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been since I’ve been general manager,” said General Manager Jarrod
Brackett. “Owed money
was $21,909.33 in May. It
came from 56 customers,
the most being renters.”
Brackett said the January-February cold weather
was primarily responsible
for the debt.
“These are difficult times
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Unpaid Bills Plague
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(See FLEC pg 3)
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OBITUARIES
THOMPSON, BENNY, 63 of
Loudon passed away FridayJune 27, 2014. Benny was a
member of Poplar Springs
Baptist Church and preceded in death by Parents,
Earl Thompson and Frances
Harvey Thompson; Grandson, Christopher Todd;
Brothers, Van and Butch
Thompson; Brothers-In-Law,
Roy McNabb and Joe
Shaver. Survivors, Wife,
Peggy Shubert Thompson;
Daughters, Wanda Thompson, Kerry Todd, Miranda
McGuire
(Continued from pg 1)
ment over her refusal to
drink with him. Patrol
Officer Kevin Standridge
located the female and
found her with injuries to
her face, side, and back,
Russell said.
Further,
McGuire
pulled a firearm and held
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it to the female’s head,
threatening to kill her. Afterward, McGuire fled the
scene.
Summoning Monroe
County Sheriff’s K9
Deputy Clint Brookshire,
the officers launched a
search
and
tracked
McGuire and took him
into custody without incident.
The female refused
medical transport for
treatment of her injuries,
Russell said.
(Continued from pg 1)
vandalism was Christopher William Dawson of
Monroe Street, Sweetwater.
According to Johnson,
police officers were dispatched to Woods Avenue
to investigate a burglary
report. A homeowner reported a break-in to his
home and outbuilding and
said someone had stolen
property that included a
ladder, electrical wire, and
power cords and had damaged exterior lighting in
the process.
The total loss was
around $1,500, Johnson
said.
Afterward,
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items were located and recovered, he said.
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FLEC
(Continued from pg 1)
for our members,” said
Brackett. “Some of these
folks go out of state and
some move in with their
folks and it goes to show
the economy’s not good.
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However, virtually none of
the debt came from commercial customers.”
The board approved
Brackett to write-off the
debt.
Chief financial officer
Mike Webb said the Tennessee Valley Authority
was revamping its rates for
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commercial industries.
The agency’s energy efficiency program was driven
by the pattern of the economy, Brackett added.
Brackett explained that
he and several directors
had recently visited the
Watts Bar Nuclear Plant
near Spring City.
“We obviously will continue to receive power
from TVA,” he said, “and
for right now, hydropower is the cheapest
source of power with nuclear power being second,
followed by natural gas
and coal.”
The board voted to appropriate funds for lighting during renovations at
Greenback School. A policy revision regarding credentials was approved.
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Brackett told the directors his son Ben Brackett,
a Sequoyah High student,
and Michalla Bond of Tellico Plains High were attending the Tennessee
Electric
Cooperative
Youth Leadership Summit
in Nashville on March 2426.
He said director James
Pugh would become a voting delegate at the National Rural Electric
Cooperative Association
in Jacksonville on September 24-25.
The FLEC September
meeting will begin at 6
p.m. on September 30.
Brackett announced
the annual District Six
meeting would be August
26 at Tellico Plains Community Center, the same
day as the District Nine
meeting scheduled for
Madisonville
Primary
School. The District Four
meeting was set for August 28 at Greenback
Community Center. And
the annual membership
meeting was scheduled for
October 4 at Sequoyah
High School with Al
Walker as guest speaker.
Brackett said the electric cooperative had 352
new members in May for
a total of 31,336 members.
Kilowatt-hour sales came
to 38,734,098 in May, down
4,780,000 from April. The
total hours for the fiscal
year was 573,496,309.
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Music
(Continued from pg 1)
A bombastic chord or
two from a film score can
punctuate the excitement
or grandeur playing out on
a screen, breathing life
into fantasy.
Haunting
melodies
linger (and as their shepherds, can raise goosebumps too) long after they
have been strung.
A stirring love song may
well have the strength to
heighten a moment between two souls connecting for the first time…
maybe even bring that
zing moment about in the
first place.
And music—the sound
of it, the creation of it—
can perhaps also bring
healing to the brokenhearted, joy to the dispirited and lonely.
This is certainly the
hope of musician and soldier Eddie Ridenour. The
founder of Music for the
Fight, he offers free guitar
lessons to other veterans.
The goal behind this
emerging non-profit organization is to prevent
suicides amongst servicemen and servicewomen.
“One more is too
many,” said Ridenour.
Ridenour’s
journey
with Music for the Fight is
deeply tied with his own
musical roots, and those
delve all the way back into
a yesteryear of 1991. In
those days, he was a shy,
rather
introverted
teenager. Hardly the most
outgoing or daring of
young men, he was not
someone you would expect to cross a street in
order to investigate unknown gatherings of utter
strangers.
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And yet one day, he
(against his very nature,
Ridenour admitted) did
just that…
It all began rather simply. For quite some time,
Ridenour had noticed a
pack of nameless vehicles.
They crowded into the
parking lot of the Church
of the Nazarene across
from his house. Even
more mysterious, these
get-togethers happened
only on certain days and
seemingly odd times.
His imagination and
curiosity were pricked.
What was happening at
the church? Who were
these people? These questions ran amuck in his
mind. He had to unravel
the answers, claim the
truth! And despite his shy
ways, the then sixteenyear-old could not stop
himself from what he at
last set out to do.
Ridenour smiled. “I
walked across the street to
see what was going on.”
As it turned out, there
might well have been a
dash of destiny involved in
this unusual decision. For
these not-so clandestine
meetings proved to be a
group of men practicing
and playing music. And
wonder of wonders… Ridenour found himself
falling in love with this
bright, beautiful world he
had just discovered. He
wanted to take up residence there even!
He had a little help
along the way, of course.
“Someone who was
pretty much a stranger
handed me a guitar,” he
explained, when his budding interest was not only
noted but acknowledged.
This same man, one Mr.
Carlos Tilley, soon taught
Ridenour a few chords for
his new instrument.
Ridenour devoured this
knowledge and then some,
throwing himself headlong into the path of taking up the mantle of a
musician. For all those
notes, stringed instruments,
lyrics,
and
melodies did more than
give him a beloved pastime—they changed his
life.
“Music helped me to
overcome my shy, introverted nature,” said Ridenour. It gave him
much-needed confidence,
too, he added, as well as
important communication skills.
It also happened to direct his starry course from
then on out.
And on that note, we
must now flash forward to
the year 2014, and a mere
two months ago. Ridenour found himself reading an article in the New
York Times, highlighting
the high suicide rate
amongst those who serve
or have served in the military. During the first part
of the year alone, there
had been 1,892 suicides.
It was a sobering, disquieting finding. It troubled Ridenour deeply. But
it also moved him to action, much as that first
silent, insistent summons
had drawn him towards a
church many years before.
“I knew what to do
right away,” said Ridenour.
“Music’s been great for
me. I said, ‘If anyone is interested, I’ll give free
music lessons.’”
The idea made perfect
sense to Ridenour. Not
only had music broken
him out of his shell as a
teenager, it had also served
him well during his deployment to Afghanistan.
“I had my instruments
with me,” he explained.
He played them most
every day in that country
many waters and cultures
away from home, and they
proved to be just the
soothing balm he needed.
“[Music] brought me joy,
brought me home for a
bit.”
He was not alone in
this sentiment. Ridenour
believed the music helped
his entire unit as well. His
first sergeant even told Ridenour he might well
command him to sit beside this officer’s bed, and
play long into the resting
hours.
It was perhaps just a
good-natured joke. Ridenour certainly believed it
was. But the jest does not
change the fact that
music, calming and empowering and joyful, drew
it out of the first sergeant
in the first place. And
when Ridenour and the
officer returned to the
states, the same man
asked him to give lessons
to his wife and daughter.
Music had been there
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for Ridenour when he
most needed it, time and
again. Why not hurting
veterans?
“My hope is they [servicemen and servicewomen] will find joy in
music,” said Ridenour. He
later added, “They all experience high stress fulfilling their duties while in
the military […] Not all
combat wounds are seen.”
Ridenour wished to alleviate some of the pain of
these wounds. Above all,
he wanted to help prevent
more suicides from occurring. So he wasted little
time in crafting an organization to implement his
musical idea. He began
speaking with like-minded
people and veterans alike.
He sent emails, sought out
sponsors, tracked down
instruments and places to
play.
His efforts have yielded
a bumper crop of results.
What had once been the
spark of a thought has
blossomed and grown.
Music for the Fight is now
in full swing and gaining
momentum. Ridenour
gives guitar lessons at
Rick’s Music in Knoxville,
423-807-0561
June 30, 2014
and currently has two students. JD of Tsali Notch
Vineyard and Sarah Martin with the Eclectic Vibe
in Madisonville have also
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offered space for Ridenour’s use, as has the
Music Outlet in Sevierville. Music for the
Fight has even been fea-
tured on Channel 8
WVLT and the radio station known as WIMZ.
“It’s turning into a nonprofit organization,” said a
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your concerns…
“As a former teacher, I have been a part of our school system and I believe
we can make it even better.”
paid for by the candidate
humble and pleased Ridenour.
In fact, the state of Tennessee recently filed the
organization’s charter. All
that remains to do now is
file with the IRS, and
Music for the Fight will
become a bona-fide nonprofit.
Until that moment arrives, the organization
continues to (appropriately enough, given its
name) put up the good
fight. Classes are held at
Rick’s Music on the first
and third Monday of each
month. They are quite the
comfortable,
informal
gatherings, too.
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“It’s like a workshop,”
said Ridenour. “Very laid
back.”
Ridenour makes use of
a simple dry erase board to
teach notes and chords.
He also fields questions
from his students, demonstrates the ins and outs of
a melody, and even leads
them down the road of
musical theory.
And, of course, he
guides them towards picking up their first song.
“That [learning and
then playing the song] is
very rewarding,” he said.
Especially, he chuckled,
when too much musical
theory threatens to become a boring beast.
It is not only the students who are benefiting
from this learning experience. Ridenour is taking it
all in as well. Not as a
greenhorn musician learning the ropes this time
around, however, but as a
teacher.
“I’m learning as I go,
actually,” he said, smiling.
(See Music pg 6)
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NATIONWIDE
A White House review
released on Friday reported the troubled Veterans Affairs health care
system was plagued by a
“corrosive culture” of mismanagement and distrust
that has had significant
negative impacts on medical treatments for veterans.
The
study
determined the environment with the Veterans
Health Administration
damaged morale and affected health care, concluding the division of the
department must be disassembled and restructured
from top to bottom.
New NASA satellite
images released on Friday
showed in vivid colorcoded maps that levels of
nitrogen dioxide, one primary air pollutant, had
plummeted across the
United States over the
past decade. The data
came from a NASA satellite called Aura, which
launched in 2004 to measure pollutants; nitrogen
dioxide is generated by
gasoline-burning vehicles
and coal-fueled power
plants.
In the world of rhythm
and blues music, Bobby
Womack, singer-songwriter who influenced the
Rolling Stones among others, died at age 70 on Friday, but details of his death
were
not
revealed.
Womac’s death was not
unexpected; he was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s
disease in 2012.
The University of California Davis said on Saturday there was “an
unprecedented decline in
the number of California’s
“tricolored blackbird” during the past decade, resulting in what was once a
frequent cry of newborns
in the Sacramento Valley,
but rarely now. Once
numbering in the millions
in 2008, the agency said
there were now only
145,000 0f the birds, a severe decline due to the
widespread use of poisons
used to kill of the very in-
sects the birds feast on.
High fives, California
farmers.
And the Seattle-based
Sea Shepherd Conservation Society announced on
Friday it had begun a campaign to shut down the
buying and selling fish for
aquariums, saying the
practice was destroying
coral reefs from Hawaii to
the Philippines. Activists
said that “in this day and
age,” where the oceans
face a crisis every day,
there is “no justification of
a fishery for hobby,” that it
was not appropriate ever
to remove fish from their
reef habitats for people to
look at and enjoy in a small
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Music
(Continued from pg 5)
Ridenour has also just
accepted a full scholarship
to an acoustic music camp
at Lincoln Memorial. He
is looking forward to the
wisdom he might glean
from this event. As he
pointed out, “It will be
great. It’ll help me become
a better teacher.”
The classes at Rick’s
Music only kicked off only
June 30, 2014
a month ago, but Ridenour already harbors big
plans for the future. The
offered spaces from local
businesses are paving the
way to more and more opportunities to teach. He
hopes to get in contact
with folks in Cleveland
and Chattanooga, too.
Covering East Tennessee is only the start. Ridenour believes in the
possibility of franchising
out, too. And should he
ever get a hold of the extra
instruments, Ridenour is
more than willing to teach
the mandolin, bass, the
ukulele, and beginning
piano to interested students. He would also enjoy
speaking to area churches
and at civic club meetings.
The skies are simply
endless!
And this is where you,
the fair reader, come in.
You can help lead this important charge, and proclaim alongside Ridenour
and Music for the Fight:
“No more suicides!”
The organization is
currently searching for
sponsors. Ridenour also
hopes to have volunteer
music teachers join the
ranks. Music for the Fight
needs instruments, strings,
and accessories for the
classes as well. And since a
great deal of traveling is involved, fuel cards are also
greatly appreciated.
Any donation or show
of support is appreciated,
truthfully.
Support does not have
to be monetary or of musically-inclined breed, either. It can also be some as
simple as a kind word or a
gesture of camaraderie.
Ridenour also asks that
the public show patience
and understanding towards veterans.
“Let them know you
love, care, and appreciate
them,” he said.
Ridenour also encouraged his fellow veterans
not to be afraid to ask for
help. It is not a show of
weakness, he insisted. Besides music lessons, Ridenour noted he can also
refer veterans to the
proper professionals if
such is needed.
This musical soldier
turned teacher is not
alone. Already, several
men and women have
boldly taken up the battle
cry Ridenour first raised.
Chad Dawson of Sweetwater, Louise Barnes of
Valley Insurance, Wright
Hardware’s Debbie Exum,
Kim Olen with Big Hair
Marketing, Lucas Garner,
and the businesses who
have opened their doors
and hearts to this organization… These are just a
few of the many who have
directly aided Ridenour
and Music for the Fight,
and so helped the young,
upcoming
non-profit
prosper.
“I don’t know what I’d
do without all the support,” he said gratefully.
“This would still be an idea
without them. But because of them, it’s turned
into a non-profit.”
And it is because of this
non-profit that those who
have selflessly given so, so
much can be given something in return: the joyful
power of music.
“It’s good that our service men and women can
get started with music,”
said Ridenour.
“It means so much to
me. I think most people at
least like to listen to music.
Music is good.”
Play on, maestro, play
on.
*If you would like to learn
more about Music for the
Fight and Eddie Ridenour,
or would like to donate or
volunteer, check out the
organization’s official website: www.musicforthefight.org.
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Don’t be a redneck
‘n pay too much
for fireworks!
VAL HAS 3 CHARITIES THIS YEAR!
Purchase A Chance To Help
The Charity of Your Choice!
COME HELP US HELP LOWELL RUSSELL
RAISE MONEY FOR THE MEMORIAL
$3 ticket or 2 / $5
DRAWINGS FOR
FREE FIREWORkS!
Madisonville June 27 & July 2 6 p.m.
Sweetwater June 28 & July 3 6 p.m.
$500 FIREWORkS PACkAGE
$500 value proceeds to Iraq
Afghanistan War Memorial
$2 ticket - UNITED WE STAND
Proceeds to Way of Hope Homeless Shelter
$1 ticket - USA FIREWORkS PACkAGE
Proceeds to Jayden Davis
IT’S WORTH THE DRIVE TO
KEEP YOuR WALLET ALIVE!
423-271-5941
Dakota Martin, valerie & Frankie howell, kyler knox,
lowell russell, Denise & Floyd Shuler
Boo x 2 Two Locations To Serve You
Madisonville -105 Warren Street off HIghway 411, tan building across from big Flag
Sweetwater - New Highway 68, across interstate on the left next to Kangaroo
X- CALL Artillery Only $69.99
Bottle Rockets 99¢
Bottle Rockets 99¢
BOO’S FIREWORKS
Bottle Rockets 99¢
Bottle Rockets 99¢
Roman Candle with Parachute
Maria Soudijn Trustee on
June 24, $0.
Fabian Gibson to
Fabian Gibson and Sharon
Gibson on June 24, $0.
Zachary Roseburgh to
Andrea Roseburgh on
June 24, $0.
Gilbert and Donna
Blankenship to Terry
Boruff on June 25,
$103,500.
District 4
Jimmy Fowler and
David Fowler to Luke
Bright on June 20, $0.
Douglas and Gloria
Davis to Robert Smith
and Jeffrey Tang on June
20, $85,000.
Sharon Gibson to
Sharon Gibson and Cody
Gibson on June 24, $0.
Margie Miller, Michael
Lethco and Gail Lethco to
Michael Lethco on June
24, $0.
District 5
Reed and Sue Crowder
to Shirley and Jerry
Frerichs on June 19,
$28,000.
James Morris and Margaret Copper to Marlen
Dollar
on
June19,
$155,000.
Gennive West to
Revonda and Windel
Hemphill on June 19,
$49,000.
Betty Knecht and Victoria Von to Kenneth and
Orna Hinds on June 23,
$33,000.
Dueling Banjos, LLC to
Arthur
and
Cheryl
Soudijn on June 24, $0.
40% off
tanning
packages
OFFER EXPIRES 6-30-14
Highway 411
Vonore
Behind The Shell
884-6540
Sloan’s
hwy 411 at citico road • vonore • 884-6499
www.sloansstore.com
hours: monday-sunday 7 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Prices effective: monday, June 30
thru sunday, July 6, 2014
30 01 02 03 04 05 06
oUr services inclUde:
• manufacturer coupons
• Postage stamps • W.i.c (fi) (cvv)
• fax service • $0.10 Photo copies
FRESH MEAT SPECIALS
FRESH PRODUCE SPECIALS
Quantity rights reserved. not responsible For typographical errors. no Sales to Dealers at these prices.
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LEGAL NOTICE
SUBSTITUTE
TRUSTEE'S SALE
Sale at public auction will be on
August 12, 2014 on or about
11:00AM local time, on the
front steps of the Monroe
County Courthouse, Madisonville, Tennessee, conducted
by the Substitute Trustee as
identified and set forth herein
below, pursuant to Deed of Trust
executed by REGINA R UTTER
AND RONALD HOWARD
UTTER, to Frontier Title & Escrow, Inc., Trustee, on October 1,
2004, at Record Book D-20,
Page 738 in the real property
records of Monroe County Register's Office, Tennessee.
Owner of Debt: U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS
TRUSTEE FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDERS OF AEGIS
ASSET BACKED SECURITIES
TRUST 2004-6, MORTGAGE
BACKED NOTES
The following real estate located
in Monroe County, Tennessee,
will be sold to the highest call bidder subject to all unpaid taxes,
prior liens and encumbrances of
record:
LYING AND BEING IN THE
SECOND CIVIL DISTRICT OF
MONROE COUNTY, TENNESSEE, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS
FOLLOWS:
BEGINNING AT A CORNER
WITH
STARRITT
AND
COUNTY ROAD, THENCE
WITH THE CENTER OF
COUNTY ROAD THE FOLLOWING CALLS: SOUTH 89
DEGRESS EAST 125 FEET;
SOUTH 84 DEGREES 20 MINUTES EAST 160.7 FEET;
SOUTH 73 DEGREES 35 MINUTES EAST 277.6 FEET;
SOUTH 50 DEGREES 57 MINUTES EAST 93 FEET TO CORNER WITH NILES; THENCE
WITH NILES SOUTH 3 DEGREES 33 MINUTES WEST
200.5 FEET TO AN IRON PIN,
CORNER WITH FLETCHER;
THENCE WITH FLETCHER
SOUTH 37 DEGREES 45 MINUTES WEST 1003.5 FEET TO
CORNER WITH STARRITT;
THENCE WITH STARRITT
NORTH 1149 FEET TO THE
BEGINNING CORNER, CON-
June 30, 2014
LEGAL NOTICE
TAINING 10.0 ACRES, MORE
OR LESS.
LEGAL NOTICE
WITHOUT FURTHER PUBLICATION, UPON ANNOUNCEMENT AT THE TIME AND
THIS CONVEYANCE IS MADE PLACE FOR THE SALE SET
SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL FORTH
ABOVE.
THE
APPLICABLE
RESTRIC- TRUSTEE/SUBSTITUTE
TIONS, BUILDING SET BANK TRUSTEE RESERVES THE
LINES, AND TO ANY AND ALL RIGHT TO RESCIND THE
APPLICABLE EASEMENTS SALE. IF THE SALE IS SET
OF RECORD IN THE REGIS- ASIDE FOR ANY REASON,
TER`S OFFICE FOR MON- THE PURCHASER AT THE
ROE COUNTY, TENNESSEE. SALE SHALL BE ENTITLED
ONLY TO A RETURN OF THE
BEING THE SAME PROP- DEPOSIT PAID. THE PURERTY
CONVEYED
TO CHASER SHALL HAVE NO
RONALD H. UTTER AND FURTHER
RECOURSE
WIFE, REGINA R. UTFER BY AGAINST THE GRANTOR,
WARRANTY DEED FROM THE GRANTEE, OR THE
YVONE GENEVA DAVIS, A TRUSTEE.
WIDOW, BEING THE SURVIVING SPOUSE OF WILLIAM A. OTHER INTERESTED PARDAVIS, DATED JULY 9, 1999 TIES: JUDGMENT IN FAVOR
AND RECORDED JULY 12, GAULT FINANCIAL LLC.
1999, IN BOOK WD 254, PAGE
578, IN THE REGISTER`S OF- THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLFICE
FOR
MONROE LECT A DEBT AND ANY INCOUNTY, TENNESSEE.
FORMATION OBTAINED WILL
BE USED FOR THAT PURTHIS CONVEYANCE IS MADE POSE.
SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL
APPLICABLE
RESTRIC- If applicable, the notice requireTIONS, BUILDING SET BANK ments of T.C.A. 35-5-117 have
LINES, AND TO ANY AND ALL been met.
APPLICABLE EASEMENTS
OF RECORD IN THE REGIS- All right of equity of redemption,
TER`S OFFICE FOR
statutory and otherwise, and
MONROE COUNTY, TEN- homestead are expressly
NESSEE.
waived in said Deed of Trust,
THE ABOVE DESCRIPTION and the title is believed to be
WAS TAKEN FROM A PRIOR good, but the undersigned will
DEED OF RECORD; NO NEW sell and convey only as SubstiBOUNDARY SURVEY HAV- tute Trustee.
ING BEEN MADE AT THIS
TIME.
This sale is also subject to the
right of redemption by the INTax ID: Map:027 Ctrl Map: 027 TERNAL REVENUE SERVParcel: 007.01
ICE/DEPARTMENT OF THE
TREASURY, pursuant to 26
Current Owner(s) of Property: U.S.C. 7425 by reason of the folREGINA R UTTER AND lowing tax lien(s) of record in the
RONALD HOWARD UTTER
original amount of $19,460.86 at
Record Book FTL2, Page 174 in
The street address of the above the real property records of Mondescribed property is believed to roe County Register's Office,
be 212 Summitt Rd, Madis- Tennessee.
onville, TN 37354, but such address is not part of the legal
description of the property sold
herein and in the event of any
discrepancy, the legal description
referenced herein shall control.
SALE IS SUBJECT TO OCCUPANT(S) RIGHTS IN POSSESSION.
THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO
ADJOURN THE DAY OF THE
SALE TO ANOTHER DAY,
TIME AND PLACE CERTAIN
OutBack
Mulch Yard
MULCH AND TOP SOIL
WE NOW HAVE IN STOCk
SIFTED TOP SOIL AND SAND
WHEAT AND PINE STRAW
Summer Hours - Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
423-836-2023
253 Pressley Road, Vonore
LEGAL NOTICE
If the U.S. Department of Treasury/IRS, the State of Tennessee
Department of Revenue, or the
State of Tennessee Department
of Labor or Workforce Development are listed as Interested
Parties in the advertisement,
then the Notice of this foreclosure is being given to them and
the Sale will be subject to the applicable governmental entities’
right to redeem the property as
required by 26 U.S.C. 7425 and
T.C.A. §67-1-1433.
This property is being sold with
the express reservation that the
sale is subject to confirmation by
the lender or trustee. This sale
may be rescinded at any time. If
the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale
shall be entitled only to a return
of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor,
the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee’s attorney.
MWZM File No. 13-004638-670
JASON S. MANGRUM, J.P.
SELLERS, LORI LIANE
LONG, Substitute Trustee(s)
PREMIER BUILDING,
SUITE 404
5217 MARYLAND WAY
BRENTWOOD, TN 37027
PHONE: (615) 238-3630
E
M
A
I
L
:
INFO@MWZMLAW.COMRegina RRonald Howard
Ripley
(Continued from pg 1)
cle and with being a fugitive was Marcus Edward
Ripley, 42, of Englewood
Road, Madisonville.
Dockery said Ripley
took a 2002 Hyundai
Santa Fe without the
owner’s
permission
around 1 p.m. on Wednesday. On Thursday, Dockery spoke with Ripley by
phone and learned he was
in Tellico Plains.
Given a chance to return the vehicle and meet
with Dockery, Ripley
failed to show later in the
day.
On Friday, Ripley was
arrested, Dockery said.
During a national warrant search, Dockery discovered Ripley was
wanted in Florida, where
officials told him full extradition was available.
Master Key Storage
of Tennessee, LLC
423-351-9797
Move-In Outdoor Special!
$10 off First Month w/Two Months Rental
1250 Highway 68, Sweetwater
June 30, 2014
PUBLIC NOTICE
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CLASSIFIEDS
EVENT VENUE
Available for Family Reunions,
Showers, Anniversary & Birthday Celebrations. Kitchen appliances, CH&A, tables and
chairs. 132 College St Madisonville. $100 per day rental
Contact Bobby Bruner 423442-3340 or 423-807-4431
Benefit Auction for the Church of
God in Tellico Plains will be held
at the Cherokee Auction House
in Madisonville on July 12 starting at 6:30 p.m. If you would like
to donate items (furniture,
household items, appliances,
farm animals) please call 5197028. All proceeds will go to the
church.
ADOPTION
Adopt:
Loving couple wishes to adopt.
We have an amazing life
together and can't wait to share
it with a baby. Expenses paid.
Kim and Joe 855-565-2767
www.kimandjoeadopt.info or
text only 516-502-8834
LOST/FOUND
Lost Dog: Blue Heeler last seen
on Oak Grove Church, reward
offered 333-7650
YARD SALES
Community Yard Sale: July 1st 5th at Pedigo Apartments, Willow Creek Drive, Madisonville
9am-5pm
Advertising
Packages For
Every Budget
Call Brandy
Gentry!
442-1635
NOW HIRING FOR
PRODUCTION
- Must pass physical, background check
and drug test before hiring.
- Start pay-$9.50 per hour, minimum 40
hours per week.
Apply in Person at
Mastermelt America
319 Industrial Park Rd.
Sweetwater, TN 37874
or email resume to asewell@mmametals.com
CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIEDS
ANIMALS
ANIMALS
Bird Houses $5 a piece 8842847
Black Poodle, male $90 2954429
One year old female colby pit
chocolate in color $150 423-3710737
Rabbits for sale - $5 each - 423371-3638
Free Kittens long and short hair
295-2039
ANIMALS
Chihuahua puppies 8 weeks old,
wormed $150 each 865-4584336
Registered Nigerian Goats for
sale, males and females, all
ages, blue-eyed and moonspots
423-351-4724.
2 Year Old Black Female Great
Dane: fixed, house trained and
up to date on shots $400 423807-0913.
Large Bird Cage $100 519-6441
6 week old Chihuahua puppies,
very small, ready to go $200
each 519-0081 ask for Ray.
Mediterranean Jack & Jenny
Donkeys, 48 inches high, full size
$35 each 5 left 253-3055
American bulldog pitbull puppies, wormed, eight weeks old
$50 each 423-271-0308.
CKC Boxer puppies, first shots,
vet checked $250 423-334-5969
3 left
Medium hair Chihuahua, male
12 weeks parents weigh less
then 3 pounds $150 442-2422.
Rabbit Beagle puppies, shots, 6
mos old, $50 295-2060.
Puppies, rat terrier beagle mix
$25 each 337-9766
Blue Heeler, one year old, full
blooded $50 423-608-2620
Extra large dog collapsible dog
crate $50 423-967-2794
Sand Boa with cage, lamp, pad
and food $100 836-3911
Chihuahua, female, 5 months
old, $100 371-0357
Miniature Pincher puppy 4
months old $100 371-0357
Free to good home, Jack Russell
mix female puppy, 8 weeks old
519-6563
Free to good home, 1 year old
Bloodhound mix, female, 3710357
THE BUZZ 442-1635
2 Chi-poos $175 404-4170
Puppies for sale 3/4 Jack Russell
Terrier and 1/4 Apple Head Chihuahua $50 each, 10 weeks old
295-2189
2 sugar gliders with cage, food,
water bottles $250 423-8360853.
Ducks for sale, various ages, 6
white domestic, 1 black, 3
chocolate $5 each 519-9387.
Blue tick, female 3 years old, half
feist half jack russell $100 obo
442-5903 or 920-2828
Pit Bull puppies, brindle, male
and female $100 368-6936
Equi Terr honey comb horse stall
mat's each one covers 2.14 sqft.
$1.75 each piece, have enough
for 12x40 stall. 519-4320
Rabbitry for sale, all rabbits and
cages 442-3549
Bloodhound and Golden Retriever mix, female, 6-8 months
old $100 420-6341
Pair of Breading Cockatiels with
5ft cage $250 865-705-3078
Blue, black and champagne
color pit bull puppies, they will be
ready Jan 6th $200 each call
252-9471.
Feeder rats 420-6341
Dotson female 2 years old $150
420-6341
Full blooded miniature doberman blue $200 423-351-3485.
Pigs, all sizes 865-388-2587
Registered boston terrier, female
3 years old $500, Registered
boston terrier, female 6 years old
$300 295-4476
Chihuahua $150 404-4170
3 full blooded female Shih tzu
puppies, 8 weeks old, had 1st
shots and wormed, no papers
$200 each 865-748-1749
Miniature
poodle,
black
female,part phanom 423-4200149
APPLIANCES
2 Iron presses, large $60 small
$30 836-4839
Amana Antique washer, great
condition $250 261-2800
New Wave blender, still in box
new $20 253-7746
Black and Tan Coonhounds, 10
weeks old, 4 females, 1 males Upright Freezer: good condition
$225 941-713-9514.
$150 423-371-5760
Baby sugar gliders, 1 male, 1 fe- 1100 watt Kenmore microwave
hood combo $50 like new 261male $100 each 442-3549.
2270
Black Lab, female, 4 years old Side by side refrigerator with ice
$75 519-6950 or 519-4030
and water in the door, good con9 year old female, Chihuahua, dition $195 cell 941-713-9514
spayed $50 519-4648
Whirlpool washer $135 351Mini rex, lionhead, and lop rab- 3874
bits $15 each 337-3456
size vent hood for
Two Chihuahua puppies, one Standard
white $30 519-0340 or
male black and white 10 weeks stove,
420-0340
old and a female black and tan 8
weeks old, will be small, first Stainless steel samsung refrigershots and wormed $150 253- ator bottom freezer french doors,
7291
water and ice dispenser temp
control one year old $1000 5194366
Roper Heavy Duty Dryer - good
condition - $75 423-519-3902
NOW HIRING FOR
Good Job! Good Pay!
WAREHOUSE PACkING ASSOCIATES
NEEDED IN VONORE
1st and 3rd shift positions available
• Shift bonus for third shift positions
• Safety incentives for safe work milestones
• Most weekends off!
• Work indoors (no mud, rain, snow, etc)
• $9.00 - $9.50 hourly
CALL TODAY!
865-238-5736
ELECTRICIAN/GENERAL MAINTENANCE
TECHNICIAN POSITIONS
Electrician/ General maintenance technician
positions. Must have at least one year experience in maintenance. Starting pay will be
based on experience and will be competitive,
minimum 40 hours per week. This position
will require some weekend and off-shift work.
- Must pass physical, background check
and drug test before hiring.
Apply in Person at
Mastermelt America
319 Industrial Park Rd.
Sweetwater, TN 37874
or email resume to asewell@mmametals.com
32" wide, older model Amana 20
with freezer on the bottom $75
423-371-5695
Electric stove 423-404-3906
Small new freezer $200 423333-5655.
Hotpoint stove $100 442-1037
GE Dryer $75 371-1321
Spectra brand smooth top stove,
been cleaned inside and out
white, 5 or 6 years old $200 423371-5695
Electric cook stove $150 3513874
SOLD!
SOLD!
Big GE refrigerator 35 wide 66
tall, freezer on top, works good,
extra nice $225 519-4458
THE BUZZ 442-1635
June 30, 2014
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CLASSIFIEDS
APPLIANCES
Antique Electric Monarch Cook
Stove (marble look top) $150
865-306-3547
Haier washing machine $50
371-3852
Maytag washer $125 519-3902
Microwave 1200 watts $50 423261-2800
GE refrigerator, freezer on top,
real nice $100 519-4458.
SOLD!
SOLD!
Black and Decker 3ft mini fridge
8 mos old $65 423-261-2800
ASPHALT/CONCRETE
South-East
Asphalt Sealing & Maintenance LLC
Asphalt Sealing (Comm/Res)
Parking Lot Striping
Proudly Serving Monroe Co. For Over A Decade
Charlie Swift
865-964-2165
www.sealcoatandstripe.com
Seal It A.S.A.P
ASPHALT SEALCOATING STRIPING & PRESERVATION
Quality Service & Exceptional Value
Licensed & Insured
Call to schedule your free estimate
(423) 836-0406
sealitasap@gmail.com
AUTOMOBILES
TRUCkS & VANS
1996 International 3600 Bus for
sale $4,999 Or best offer Automatic transmission Air brakes 58
passenger Runs Great! 4426770
THE BUZZ 442-1635
CLASSIFIEDS
AUTOMOBILES
TRUCkS & VANS
Antique, 73 Chevy Nova SS,
hotrod $12,500 423-442-3601
1991 F-250 with utility bed, 65K
$2800, 423-519-1048
1987 Ford Econoline Church
Bus, 26 passenger, $3000 423519-5115, 423-545-3018
1998 4700 International bucket
truck with a 40 foot boom 3686165
Antique, 73 Chevy Nova SS,
hotrod $12,500 423-442-3601
AUTOMOTIVE
Car ramps and mechanic
creeper $25 772-532-4270
THE BUZZ 442-1635
4 tires used Tiger Paws, T20575r15 $50 for all 404-3027.
Reese Hitch Bar from a Chevy
truck 48” wide $100 o/b 423351-7736
87-93 Ford Mustang , stock
hood $50, Fuel Tank $50, Alternator $50 865-363-9818.
CLASSIFIEDS
AUTOMOTIVE
Tonneau cover for a full size pick
up truck $500 obo 519-2162
Toolbox for full size pickup $100
442-5903
Set of 4 steel wheels, 6 lugs $25
865-363-9818
Aluminum Camper top, full glass
both sides, front & back. fits short
wide full size chevy pick-up
1988-1998 $100 295-5916
Tool box fits S-10 $30 404-4311
Want to buy: 55 or 56 Ford 2
door hardtop for parts 519-5815
Four White 15” Rally Rims 5 lug
$75 210-0163
Camper top white for a full size
pick-up $185 obo 423-836-8559
Toolbox for full size pickup $100
442-5903
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 Ford rear van seats with anchor hardware, excellent condition $250 obo. 201-841-0761
Keenwood car amp $25 3712566
CONSTRUCTION
White aluminum camper top.
Camper has side openings with
shelving for tool storage. fits long
bed truck. $250 OBO. 423-3715627 or 519-5569
Roof ridge vent, 4 rolls, low profile, 30ft rolls $35 each 423-8875342
Two brass ceiling fans $150 5196441
Truck tires 1- 265x75x16 and 1245x75x16 both like new $25
each 404-1894
CLASSIFIEDS
CONSTRUCTION
& REMODELING
ELECTRONICS
TV Stand $50 442-5606
2x4s & 2x6 8ft, 10ft & 12 ft long TV base amplifier $75 371-1321
$2, $3 & $4 each 404-4311.
Gateway lap top computer $175
271-6154
CONNER CONSTRUCTION 25 inch color TV $40 253-7746
26 YEARS EXPERIENCE
all builDing, reMoDeling
DSI games 271-6154
& hoMe iMproveMentS
Small Entertainment Console
Quality Service at a price you can afford $25 obo 253-7067
Small notebook computer Syllocal, licenSeD & inSureD
vania $100 442-3669.
call bob 519-4882
Toshiba dual dvd player, works
Metal form stakes for concrete great $25 383-5875
layout, four rolls of 6” (wire) bar- Sony Radio with CD player in
ties, 2 twisters, and some footer dash with speakers $60 351chairs $100 for all 423-351-7736 3430
WANTED: Floor Tile. 12"x12", TV, 30" with remote $25 941originally sold by Valley Supply 713-9514
several years ago. Corinth Flag- Flat screen computer, keyboard,
stone Glazed Porcelain by Sur- tower, speaker, printer, everyface Source. Call 423-442-1327. thing $100 423-420-0190.
Antique brick, 100+ years old Radio for a house 600 watt Sony
handmade, $1 each 404-4311
$75 423-536-8793.
Woody’s Metal Roofing 2 color TV's $35 each 253-7746
20 Years Experience
Home Audio Speaker System, 2
Free Estimates
large K.L.H., 2 A.R. and center
speaker, 1 R.C.A. subwoofer
423-351-4811
$100 423-351-3430
CAMPING
1995 Fleetwood Southwinds
35ft., 460 Ford Banks over drive.
Extrawide basement style, new
tires 66k, needs mechanical
work, sell-trade or barter call 4429163.
14x11 Northwest Territory Family
Tent, sleeps up to 8 people, pet
taxi or luggage room, in excellent
condition $100 383-5875
62 Ford radio, $75 253-5630
CLASSIFIEDS
60 inch Magnavox screen tv
$150 295-4340
32 inch Sanyo tv with HD monitor $35 253-2426 (not flat
screen)
Floor TV RCA good condition
$30 519-0555
Bathroom sink $50 337-4006
Fireplace mantel $200 519-9898
Bathroom sink $50 404-8617
Interior trim, enough to do a big
house 865-213-3686
Clawfoot bathtub 423-404-3906
Antique kitchen cabinets 423404-3906
Shower doors with frame silver
$25 423-999-5113
$39,900 built on your land , you
finish the interior and save $$$$
423.520.6653
100 rafter poles 4 to 6 inches in
diameter, 8 to 30ft long, would
make a nice outbuilding or other
things 404-4311
ELECTRONICS
Two computer towers $50 4425903 or 920-2465
20" Color TV, cable ready $20
253-2636 or 271-0333
Color TV Toshiba with DVD
player 13" $65 435-4716
26” TV - $30 OBO 423-8873130
WII with 10 games, 4 remotes
with 2 battery packs and charger,
3 nuchucks $150 404-2702.
Compact laptop $140 404-2702
2 Computers for sale cheap
404-3128
Intendio DSI w/2 games $75
442-5903 or 920-2828
EMPLOYMENT
Wholesale Supply counter sales
person needed. Full-time, 40+
hrs/week. Must be able to work
with public and lift 50+ lbs. Apply
at 423-420-9260.
Equipment/Duct installer. Must
have a valid drivers licenses.
Please contact 423-253-7567.
Vinson Guard Service, Inc. is
seeking unarmed Security Officers in Sweetwater, TN. Apply
through our website at www.vinsonguard.com by selecting the
employment tab and going to
Sweetwater Security Officer.
~EOE~
CNA and Caregivers needed to
assist clients in their home with
non-medical services for Monroe, Loudon, McMinn and Counties. Apply in person at: 204
Railroad Street Sweetwater, TN
37874 (across from the Duck
Park) Monday - Friday 9 a.m. –
4 p.m.(423)836-9505
Truck Driver / Yardman needed.
Apply at R&S Concrete, 529
Monroe Street, Madisonville.
NOW HIRING
Experienced duct work
installer. Must have tools and
transportation. 40 hours a week,
pay depending on experience.
You can pick up applications
at the Career Center in
Vonore or
Text 865-388-3726
Opening for NATE Certified (not
required but preferred) Service
technician, also experienced installer. Send Resume to Harris
Refrigeration or apply online at
www.harrisheatingcooling.com.
June 30, 2014
CLASSIFIEDS
EMPLOYMENT
Clerical Position in McMinn
County area - must be able to be
bonded, pass background check
and knowledgeable in Microsoft
office. Must be willing to work
Saturdays as needed. Send resume to The Monroe County
Buzz at 113A Main Street,
Madisonville, TN 37354.
Now Hiring
experienced Caregivers
and C.N.A’s in the
Madisonville, Philadelphia & Lenoir City Area.
Apply online at
www.fhcsllc.com or
call 423-744-4674
Hiwassee College
is currently seeking
candidates for:
Accounts Receivable
Coordinator
to apply, please send
resume and cover letter to:
hiwasseehr@hiwassee.edu
(423) 442-2001
EqUIPMENT & TOOLS
10 Ratchet Straps - heavy duty
cloth 2" wide, range in length 14'
to 24', also have extra straps with
hooks on one end and extensions $200 for all 351-7736
Narrow crown stapler, porter
cable, new, comes with 10,000
staples $150 404-3027
Lincoln Arc Welder $130 4040397
3,000 watt generator, 25 amp
Tecumseh 6.0 hp $225 5194320
Ecco CS306 trimsaw $120 3713878
Samsung flat screen color monitor 17" $35, Sony monitor 15"
$30, HP 15" $25 435-4716
EXERCISE
Treadmill $25, good shape 4425946
Treadmill $65 836-4839
Weights, long bar & short bar
$100 337-4006
2 Weider Pro Exercise Machine
$250 each 371-1056
Weights, long bar and short bar
$100 404-8617
Full size weight bench with long
bar and curl bar 300 lbs of weight
$150 545-9397 or 836-6911
EXTERMINATOR
GOT
BUGS
Call McMurray
442-2437
CH019
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CLASSIFIEDS
FOR RENT
PLACE YOUR RENTAL
IN THE BUZZ 442-1635
For Rent: 3BR 2BA newly remodeled Mobile Home in Madisonville, country setting with yard
and covered porches, no pets,
no smoking, $550 a month plus
deposit, references required
423-442-1120.
The Willows
New 2&3 Bedrooms
Apartments
$525-$625/month
Security Deposit Waived * wac
Pet Friendly
washer & dryer hook-up, refrigerator,
microwave, stove, dishwasher,
423-442-1833
3BR 2BA in Tellico Harbor,
$1300 a month, $1300 deposit,
no pets, fenced in back yard
423-404-4544
2BR trailer in Tellico Plains, no
calls after 9pm and no text messages 519-4335
CLOvERLEaF apaRTMEnTS
1 Bedroom ..................................$412/month
2 Bedroom Townhouse.........$507/month
3 Bedroom Townhouse........$591/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
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
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR RENT
CLASSIFIEDS
PLEMONS RENTALS
Chocolate Microsuede Rocker,
removable washable cover, very
soft $75 865-253-0597
Very nice entertainment center,
clear finish $100 442-1037
Sage recliner, $150 423-8364567 or 423-884-3434
Full size head & footboard $50
371-5572
King size bed and mattress $100
420-9488
Glass Shelving Unit $100 obo
253-7067
Entertainment center, large,
black sell or trade for a full size
head and foot board $75 5196717.
Antique tiger oak wash stand
$300 423-545-9022
Hand painted cross cut saw by
Amish $145 442-9363
Motel style heavy dresser, 4
large drawers, heavy duty can sit
on it $25 383-5875
Rubbed bronze wheat style
chandler $30 865-253-0597
5’ Long Computer Desk with 3
drawers, great shape $100 2100244
Large lamp $15 519-0555
2BR/1BA Mobile
Homes in VONORE
Utilities NOT included/ NO PETS
423-442-8869
AFFORDABLE HOUSING
OLD SAYBROOk
APARTMENTS
1 & 2 Bedroom Apts.
Available, Appliances
furnished Maintenance
& yard work provided
Income limits apply.
529 Isbill Rd., Madisonville
423-442-2262
TDD: 1-800-848-0298
THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EqUAL OPPORTUNITY
PROVIDER AND EMPLOYER.
equal housing opportunity
handicap units available
Camper lot or RV lot for long
term parking, with carport 8x16
storage building, comes with
lawn care, water, dumpster $300
a month, 3 miles from downtown
Sweetwater 337-1964
email us at
thenewbuzz@gmail.com
For Rent - Tellico Plains, 2nd
floor apartment, 2 bedrooms w/
office, side by side fridge, stove,
microwave, washer & dryer and
deck. 3 years old. $500/month.
423-333-6305 or 423-371-1863
FURNITURE
Computer desk 24 inch wide 53
inch long, open shelves and cabinets $50 295-5066
Queen size mattress and
boxsprings, clean, blue $75 5194458
Floral Sofa, $75 obo, 442-6013
Corner Curio cabinet oak, good
condition has glass doors at top
wooden doors on bottom $150
253-5630
King size boxsprings & mattress
very nice $125 351-3874
Sofa, green valeur recliners on
each end $175 253-7539 123
Lee Road, Tellico Plains
FURNITURE
Home entertainment center $50
884-3456 or 865-659-1579.
Lamps traditional pleated
shades, $50 or 1 for $35 excellent condition 836-1654 leave
message.
Blue, Red, and Yellow recliners
for sale. $50 each, 371-0774
Dark wood and slate dresser,
$225 423-836-4567 or 423-8843434
Entertainment Center with drawers, shelves, very nice large
$150 442-1010.
Boxspring for king size bed,
good condition $75 442-4677
Table with four chairs w/leaf $50
261-2850.
Queen wood bed $100 4200450
Queen pillow top mattress and
box springs $200 371-0774
Sofa, 2 years old, like new $350
423-253-5237.
Queen size mattress and
boxsprings nice and clean firm
type $125 442-6013
Entertainment center $15 2532719
Dining Room Table with 6 chairs
$400 836-1326
Winston 7pc patio set with 8ft
umbrella 76x42 table, $395 or
obo 865-856-0819
Victorian gold antique-like mirror
34x58 $100 obo 442-3768
Three 15ft church benches yellowish beige color $60 each
404-4311
Antique Barrister Book Cases w/
base and crown. 4 Stack.
$250.00 423-836-7432 Please
For Rent 1710 sqft 3BR 2BA no calls after 5 p.m.
Home, front and back porch cov- Broyhill China cabinet, very nice
ered, 2 car garage, fenced back with light 75" tall 44" wide $150
yard, $1200 a month in Mtn. 271-0742.
View Estates call 423-404-1109.
Antique Rocker dark brown with Single bed boxsprings $40 371For Rent: 900 sq ft office in gold rims, $100 884-2878
0774
Sweetwater, central h/a, carpet, Dining room table 36x50, 4
furnished, second floor, Hwy 68 padded wood chairs, good con- Computer Armoire, excellent
shape $50 404-2446
frontage $450 month, Call Burt dition $65 519-4458
Maple Antique Drop Leaf Table
519-0700
Cedar wardrobe, closet on top, $200 obo 253-7067
For Rent: Madisonville Commer- bottom chest $300 442-1037
Oak lamp table $80, coffee table
cial Building 1800 sq. ft. 1100
$20 423-545-9022
Honeysuckle Drive, Hwy 411 Coffee table, $20, 442-3669
frontage $600 a month call Daybed with mattress $100 836- Small hall curio cabinet with large
James Lee 519-0600.
mirror $200 420-6615.
0622
equal housing opportunity
handicap units available
CLASSIFIEDS
FURNITURE
Entertainment center, $75 4421037
Area rug, extra large $75 865253-0597
Box Spring twin size $35 4424677
Desk $25 253-2719
Cloth chair $35 371-0774.
Antique Brass Bed. Full Size.
$50.00. 423-836-7432 Please
no calls after 5 p.m.
Large computer desk blonde
color, $75 420-6615
37 inch gold wall mirror $50 2537746
Four Antique Ladder back chairs
$100 836-0905 or 253-6000
Secretary’s Desk $150 8368316
China Cabinet $100 obo 2537067
Recliner cloth $75 442-3833
Antique school desks front and
rear with folding seats, nice finish
$100 295-5916.
Computer Desk $100 836-8316
Entertainment Center 54” wide x
51” high x 18” deep, unfinished
$100 337-0309
48 inch computer desk with
bookshelf on back solid wood,
drawers in front, $75 836-2505
Country Kitchen wood drop leaf
table with 3 chairs, needs
cleaned and painted $40 2532427
Dining Room Set $100 4427227
2 Solid oak TV towers, lighted,
$100 each 423-836-8316
Real nice, big entertainment
center $150 423-271-1122
Two twin bed x-long foundations
$20 423-967-2794
Formica kitchen table with leaf
and 4 padded chairs $40 5194458
Glass and Brass tea cart
w/matching magazine table $60
442-1417
Light Brown Crib and Changing
table matching set $75 404-8033
Lambert Sales
New & Used All Wood Furniture
We Buy, Sale & Trade
Bedroom, kitchen, Dining Room Furniture
404-1030
Mon - Sat 9am-5:30pm
128 Boring Street, Madisonville
(Next to M&D Wrecker Service)
Lazy Boy sofa and love seat
$350 423-545-9022
Large area rugs $45 each 2952695
Matching couch, loveseat and
two ottomans $250 865-6405398
King size box springs, good condition $100 371-3852 or 3711321
6 Dining room captain chairs,
cherry wood with covered seat
and back $120 337-5474
8ft x 11ft. beige with maroon
flowers area rug bought at
Lowes $40 442-9363
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CLASSIFIEDS
FURNITURE
June 30, 2014
CLASSIFIEDS
HEAT & COOLING
Round 14' heater $125 423-8070945.
Natural gas heaters, new
Entertainment center $50 884- 2
30,000 BTU $125 each 4042526
3027.
Entertainment Center, solid oak Free firewood, you cut 442with lights, drawers, shelves for 2944.
CDs, shelves for DVD player,
surround sound, etc. Fits 32”-40” Used Heating & Air Units Installed, good condition, reasonTV $150 337-6028
able prices, call 423-337-0037
Blue recliner large $50 295-2695 Electric fire place with 3D flames
Curio cabinet with lights and new still in box $250 423-253glass shelves $125 442-8969
7746.
Queen size boxspring & mat- Empire Comfort system gas
tress, good condition $150 442- heater, only used one winter
4677
$150 442-2613, 404-8020 or
Drop table with 4 fold up chairs, 519-8211
new 519-2655
Saw logs (pine), I will saw up for
Round wood dinette set with 4 you 865-213-3686
chairs & extra leaf $100 423- Aladen kerosene heater, great
536-6073.
condition $65 261-4002.
King size pillow top mattress Hutch West by Vermont Casting
$150 371-0774
wood heater, bought at Hearth &
Beautiful dining room table ob- Patio in Knoxville 337-5591 or
long, seats 4, with leaf $150 836- 836-0013
5122
Rick of firewood $50 423-371Recliner with fold back arms with 0774.
cup holders,back vibrator, beige
color $150 884-2878
SGT.
California King size bed, frame,
LLC
mattress and boxsprings like
new $150 423-241-9364
NEW INSTALL-SERVICE - REPAIR
Queen size oak bed, with headboard, footboard, frame, mattress & boxspring, nice! $350
423-371-1454.
financinG available
2 wood chest of drawers $150
Firewood,
oak & hickory 261253-7539 123 Lee Road, Tellico
7171
Plains
Blue reclining chair $125 253- Propane cylinder TW232 $45
7539 123 Lee Road, Tellico 351-3430
Plains
Electric fireplace, $125 836-0335
Oak Table with 2 chairs single
STALVEY’S
pedestal $65 423-261-2800
HEATING & AIR
Solid oak 5 drawer chest extra
nice $100 519-4458
Chris Stalvey
4pc mahogany table set with
$45 SERVICE CALLS
slate top (2 end tables, one cofOn Call Monday - Sunday
fee table with matching lamps)
$250 865-640-5398
423-519-5802
Leather couch $150 420-9488
Ask About Military Discount
19 inch color tv remote built in vcr
$35 351-3874
CLASSIFIEDS
INFANT & CHILDREN
CLASSIFIEDS
LAWN & FARM
CLASSIFIEDS
LAWN & FARM
CARS race car power wheels,
new $75 371-5572
Battery operated trackhoe sit on
toy for children $50 420-0450
Kids toddler bed, includes headboard & footboard, no mattress
$40 519-8282
Wooden baby crib & changing
table with pad, (no mattress)
$100 404-0748
Crib with mattress and bedding,
excellent condition $100 8361654 leave message.
Rocking cradle, plays music,
white $20 884-2526
Winnie The Pooh, Tigger &
Blues Clues battery operated
kids toys $10 each 420-0450
Stroller with Winnie the Pooh
$20 836-3350.
Graco Baby Crib, wooden, good
condition $100 obo 519-7738
Child’s car seat, good condition,
$20, Child’s stroller, $20, 4425946
Samsung 6000 Air Conditioner $75 423-519-3902
Chicco Stroller navy blue in color
$40 442-5063
Playpen $25 442-5946
Jogging Stroller $45 420-0450
Baby bassinet, blue plaid, good
condition, $30, 253-3970
Baby Bassinet Winnie Pooh $20
884-2526
Childrens push toys & childs
push bike all for $50 337-4006
Stroller-Carseat Combo, gender
neutral $75 884-2526
Graco Stroller, lime green, good
condition $25 519-4458
New push mower $200 423333-5655.
Cedar post for sale 865-2067860.
Raw Lumber for sale 519-7532
Hay: Pure Orchard grass, great
horse feed, never been wet, rolls
or square bales 865-206-7860
5’ Grader Blade, will fit compact
or full size tractor $300 836-7095
R.W. Hockridge
Mowing
Service
Save 10%
423-313-0980
Large cedar post .75¢ a foot
404-4311
B&S
STUMP & TREE SERVICE
1995 Massey ferguson, 1200
hours, well maintained $8500
802-274-8949
Electric Minn Kota 12 volt outdoor motor $45 cell 941-7139514
Ferguson tractor #20 runs good,
$1800 cash 404-4311
MISCELLANEOUS
2 Door Coca cola cooler holds
560 cokes, & 3000 6 oz cokes
from early 90's-2000 423-371Tree Trimming, Removal,
Stump Grinding & Bucket Truck 3634
Orignal NASCAR jacket EarnCertified Arborist
hardt Sr. $100 442-1037
Serving the Foothills area
A beautiful hand crochet table
for over 10 years
cloth in good condition 5 foot long
Free Estimates
38 wide $100 442-1221.
Licensed & Insured
Wedding Dress from Davids BriBrian
day size 4, ivory comes with veil
Viars 865-640-1624
and shoes $250 295-5743
Round hay bales 351-2839
Assorted Glasses 8 for $10 423Flat bottom 16 inch plow, used 807-0945.
$300 253-4162.
Wedding dress from David’s Briday, size 9/10, white satin mateHay square bails 519-3621
rial with matching sash $150 obo
Tobacco sticks, older, good 519-2417
sticks .25 cents each 836-5122 Two gas grills $25 each 4044311
Uniden Bearcat hand held police
scanner $25 371-2566
Servicing Monroe county Seville, Ultra slim line fans, a 40"
fan, a 12 3/8" fan $75.
affordable rates
Luminess air brush make up kit
call or text
$60 423-253-7746.
Old fashion wedding dress, size
16, peach with pearls, beautiful
Bean and tomato sticks 52" long train, comes with veil $100
.30¢, 75" .50¢ also long bam- 442-8969
boo poles 404-4311
Antique Baby Stroller about
Husky cultivator 43cc, 2 stroke, 100 years old everything works
great, perfect condition $75
$75 271-1533
442-5606
Drop fertilizer push lawn
Bicycles different sizes, police
spreader $25 772-532-4270
Call
Firewood $45 a load 423-519scanner from Radio Shack, car
7532
Large landscape pool $50 371- CB's, playstation 2 with 20
Eagle 1 crossbow 150lb pull
5572
games call for prices 423-271comes with red dot scope, cloth
Used barn tin $5 each 404-4311 6026.
quiver, 6 arrows with field points
Craftsman chain saw runs good Men’s gold wedding band $175
& broad heads, accessory box
Affordable Lawn Care $75 351-3874
371-5561
and foam target $250 423-371TVA
FINANCING
1911
Very Dependable, Reasonable Rates Hay in the dry in Tellico Plains, 3 Men’s Fossil watches $50
AVAILABLE
Wanted: Winchester, Remington
4x5 rolls $25 337-1780 or 253- each 442-5903 or 920-2465
Jimmy Harris
423-519-8258
etc. 12 gauge with rabbit ear
7617
Reference
Available
Antique Flooring $2 per foot 404hammers 423-920-0240
442-5039 519-7871
Square Hay Bales $2 per bale, 4311
12 Gauge shotgun H&R $250
Case International 3450 round you pick up in field 295-5015
Cowboy shirt with leather vest &
442-3669
hay baler makes 4x5 hay bales
RWS Model 45 .177 cal. 12 sps.
and a Heston 7 foot haybine Straw for sale, square bales $3 cowboy hat $80 836-3350
each
253-4162
with scope and target mounts
261-5478
Vest & Leather Jacket,
Hydraulic wheelchair lift for a van
$250 423-371-5572
Hay for sale: $15 per roll, 423- Leather
women size medium $15 for
make offer or trade $100 519Crossbow Horton bolts and 6717
Mushroom compost $10 per 271-0272
vest, $30 for jacket 371-3275
quiver included $200 obo 371- Wheelchair Invacare brand, fold- scoop, 453 Summit Road, Mushroom compost for sale at
453 Summitt Road Vonore 865- Husqvarna Viking Serger 910,
1676
ing type, has leg lifts good shape Vonore 865-577-0713
577-0713.
used very little $250 884-3588
$200 745-4454
dress red with sequences
Folding walker on wheels, men 4 wagon wheels for sale. 371- Garden tiller engine 6.5 hp over- Prom
head valve briggs and stratton size 20 $50 371-1321
Amana heating and cooling sys- and women’s $50 each 420- 3852
tem, used 1 year $350 442-1417 6615
Collectable bottles, milk, medi2 electric fence chargers, one is $150 442-2422
100 pound right empty propane New model hospital bed, electric new still in the box $75 for all Ryobi 31cc 18inch weedeater, cine etc. $50 337-6480.
tank $75 423-351-7736
with extra gel pad $250 865-318- 423-351-7736
needs work $40 271-1533
Four sides rolling peg board for
Warm Morning Gas Heater, 1 6557
For Sale: 12 inch Foley Bell saw Maintenance :Jack Of All Trades, displays 450 442-6166
year old, excellent condition Two walkers $20 each 253-7746 & lumber $500 423-420-9651
Pressure washing, concrete Iron skillets many sizes and
$250 371-1056
work patios, driveways (flat) namebrands including: USA,
8x5
Lawn
equipment
trailer
$400
$50, Electric WheelQuality workmanship 371-5014 Wagners, Grizwalds, Erie,
5 Burner gas floor unit 110, Wheelchair
423-420-9651
chair
$250,
Handicap
Potty
Wapar also have Eri Griddle,
comes with all parts $50 423- Chair $25, Lots of medical stuff, Lawn mower parts new and
bean pots and aluminum water
Log house kit, oak, 519-7532
817-9790
used 442-2422
253-7123
kettles 442-21266
PAUL
HEAT & AIR CONDITIONING
423-337-7207
SOLD!
GUNS & AMMO
LAWN & FARM
Need Gravel
Hauled?
Jamie Sisson
261-4341
HOME HEALTH
HEAT & COOLING
SOLD!
Alan’s Lawn Mowing
423-836-7820
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CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIEDS
MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS
MUSIC
REAL ESTATE
2 oriental dolls in glass cases
337-7531.
Black Prom Dress with sequins,
size medium $40 442-4571 or
836-3350
Brother Sewing Machine $65
371-5834
Oak Mantel with a magnolia
carved in the top $200 442/1037
$900. set of curtains, must see
$225. 442-7977
Reverse Painting on glass lamp
$100 884-6351
Prom Dress, red, size 20 $50
371-3852
Hand Crocheted Afghan regular
size, white & berry with black
edge, very pretty $55 442-9316.
5 Holiday Barbies, 94, 95 & 96
mint condition $150 obo. 8361187
Hand painted picture of Tellico
Plains in the mid-30's $50 423253-7746.
Large gold color mirror $50 2537746
Metal Barrels $12 each 4044311.
Variety of Harley Davidson clothing & accessories 256-612-4818
400 ceramic molds, $100 4200822.
Homemade apple and peach
butter 337-9787
100 ceramic molds $100 obo
253-2994
Epiphone solid body electric
guitars, new condition $150
each 442-2944.
Kohler & Campbell piano, small
$350 519-1550
Yamaha mini keyboard, very
good condition $45 404-3569
Learn to play guitar Picks, case,
chord buddy, learning system
complete with DVD $125 423351-3430
For Sale or Trade want smaller
house or land owner transfered.
214 Ashton Lane, Madisonville.
3BR 2BA full basement, 2 car
garage, REDUCED $159,900
MLS#864535. Owner wants
rental house or land. Norman
Lee Real Estate call James at
519-0600
SPORTING GOODS
“ON THE PONTOON”
CLASSIFIEDS
Pool table complete with balls
and sticks $75 obo 442-4729
Antique treadle sewing machine
with walnut case, needs belt,
metal treadle broke, wood in excellent condition $140 253-7909
8 ft. pool table, not slate comes
with balls, rack and pool stick
$175 423-271-5018 call or text.
Portable basketball hoop $30
423-241-9364
55 Gallon Steel Barrels $15
each 442-4319
Gun Cabinet $50 442-1037
Womens boots, Antonio Melani,
tan suede size 8.5, worn once
paid $250 will take $40 836-8410
Antique silverware set, rare Italian gold electroplated $150 or
best offer 519-6717.
Women’s Belgian watch $30
253-7746
NEW Corn hole boards painted
with bags, call for pricing 5199898.
Pink Prom Dress size 5/6 $100
423-519-7633
McDonalds toys 371-3634
Barbie dolls call 371-3634
Lots of costume jewelry 50"s &
60's 371-3637
2 Bedspreads-one is vintage
white 1950’s hobnail $25 & the
other one is a rose floral. Call Jo
at 263-5823
Wedding dress, size 9/10, white,
strapless, satin material. Comes
with matching sash $150 firm
519-2417
Alfred Angelo Wedding Dress
from Davids Bridal, size 12, gave
$850 will take $100 371-3459
Several Home Interior & Angel
pictures 545-9194
For Sale: Pizza warmer, nacho
cheese maker and soft-serve ice
cream maker. Make offer! see
Jennifer at Charlie Hall's Store on
Lakeside.
New wave party mixer $25 2537746
Antique tricycle $30 404-4311.
55 Gallon Plastic Barrels $15
each 442-4319
Paper Shredder $20 941-7139514
7 Cubic foot not-working freezer
for underground food storage
$35 865-250-9653 Leave msg.
4 Boxes of yard sale ceramics
and glassware $125 423-2537746.
Civil War canon ball $200 obo
836-5998
PLANTS & PRODUCE
Garden Vegetables: squash,
zucchini, cucumbers, new potatoes, bell peppers, green beans,
tomatoes located on Wayman
Rd. at railroad tracks 404-5239
Now taking orders on green
beans.
Vintage Enamelware. Green
Band Saucepans. 3 for $25.00
or $10 each. 423-836-7432
Please no calls after 5 p.m.
Farm fresh brown eggs $1.75
per dozes 442-5413.
Cavalry saddle, late 1800's $125
295-2695
Fan $10 420-9488
Heirloom tomato and veggie
plants $2 and up 423-261-2144.
Elvis- Prince From Another
Planet- 3 disc CD set, new, asking $20 836-2362
Business showcases 4ft and 5ft
$75 337-0157.
Pepsi Machine, 8 bays, cools
good, orignal lock removed, coin
mechanism works, call 8367874 leave message $250
Orignal NASCAR corduroy
jacket Earnhardt Sr. $100 4421037
Old and new mantels cedar,
cherry & walnut old antique 4044311
Ten beautiful quilt tops - some
hand pieced and some machine
pieced. $20 each 865-856-8447
MOBILE HOMES
3 bedroom, 2 bath, singlewide
mobile home, city limits Vonore,
approximately .75 acre $55,000
obo 884-2526.
Free Range Organic Eggs $2
per dozen 442-1327
Brown Eggs $2 a dozen 3710008
Iris plants 20 plus colors $1 for a
good start 404-4311
Bogard sweet potato plants 5193718
POOLS
MARTIN
Pools & Fence
THINkING OF A NEW POOL OR FENCE?
CALL US BEFORE MATERIAL PRICES GO UP
Free eStiMAteS
Brad Martin
423-568-2006
423-829-4114
REAL ESTATE
House for sale: must be moved
or torn down, has solid foundation $500 call 423-572-0790 or
423-836-4691.
MOTORCYCLES & ATVS
For Sale Niota, 1.5 story home,
hardwood floors, fireplace, new
Suzuki boulevard trike 06 kitchen cabinets and counter
tops, large rear deck overlooking
$10,500 442-3601
beautiful back yard, $64,900
Yamaha V star with 10,000 100% Financing W.A.C. home
warranty, call Dave at 519-3384
miles, $2,500 423-442-3601
2009 Ninja 250r 11,000 miles
Residential, Commercial
$2,500 519-9076
and Industrial Properties
Black leather motorcycle jacket,
FOR SALE
Large track on lake in Vonore, Comwith zip out lining, almost new
mercial on 411, 5 acre tracks in
442-4319
Vonore, Property near Chilhowee Dam
2006 Suzuki 250GZ 3,500 miles,
in Mt. Pleasant 12 acre tracks or
black in color comes with saddle
smaller
bags and windshield, garage
Possible Owner Finance
kept, get 80 mpg, $2,000 253Call after 8pm before 11pm
3432
442-5334 or 295-2068
MUSIC
Violin Kit 4/4 Skylark $100 call
423-807-0345
2003 Rogue fine instruments,
resonator guitar, ebony with
white piping, very good condition
$250 253-7909
No realtors
Madisonville, 115 acre farm,
70% pasture, 2 creeks, fenced
$225,000 call Dan at 253-4700
Norman Lee Real Estate.
Greenback, 1 acre lot, city water
and sewer available, close to the
lake $25,000 call James at 5190600 Norman Lee Real Estate
For Sale: Tellico 4.72 acres &
4.26 acres, city water, power,
county road, restricted against
single wide mobile homes, both
join $30,000 each $3,000 down
$388 a month Norman Lee Real
Estate ask for James 519-0600
O/A.
House For Sale
Basement Rancher, 2688 sq.ft., in
cul-de-sac subdivision, 4BR/3BA,
huge bedroom & bath, sitting room
and den downstairs, large walk-in
closets. 3BR/2BA upstairs, fenced
back yard with 26 ft above ground
pool. Priced $7500 below appraised
value at $122,500 obo. Some owner
financing a possibility. Will consider
lease option.
253-4632
HOUSE
FOR SALE
2BR 1BA, in Sweetwater 960
sq.ft. new bathroom and
windows, great layout, modern
heat & air, home warranty.
100% FINANCING
$10,000 discount before Realtor
865-771-5310
HOUSE FOR SALE
3BR 1.5BA with spa tub, large
kitchen and breakfast area, dishwasher, stove, oven, living room,
large den, CH/A, 2 storage buildings, located on 1.10 acres at
BOAT RENTALS
Pontoon boats, Paddle boards,
Kayaks & Peddle boats, etc.
Call Billy kimpton
865-321-3705
Located at Sequoyah Marina, Vonore
10 Abu Garcia Vendetta and
black max combo's $75 423371-5572
Abu Garcia bait caster with rod
$50 865-363-9818
SOLD!
SOLD!
3 Wheel bicycle, good shape
$150 442-4319
Raleigh Bicycle, venture 3.0, size
18, 21 speed, shlmano revo shift,
aluminum frame, adjustable suspension fork, comfortable seat,
choc/black in color, new condition rode twice $250 295-2680
12-5pm
10 in 1 Multi-Game Table, Foosball, Pool and other numerous
games $35 423-337-3973.
4x8 pool table with slate top for
sale or trade $250 442-6013
Huskey 12 speed bike, new tires
442-2944
Hercules girls bike, 3 speed blue
original good shape $50 5194458
UTILITY TRAILERS
Utility Trailers 5x8 404-4311
1122 Cherokee Drive,
Madisonville $110,000
WANTED
RECYCLING
Wanted: Kindle Fire HD, Mario
Brothers and Donkey Kong DS
games 442-5903 or 920-2828
contact 423-351-3799
Mason Recycling
Cans - Metal
WE BUY: Aluminum
Batteries - Copper
Scott - 423-371-0784
Jean - 423-836-5449
177 Avecor Drive,Vonore
1/2 Mile off Hiway 411 from FLEC
Wanted: Good used furniture
and appliances 110 ac, small
and medium microwaves,
couches, loveseats, recliners,
coffee tables and end tables
351-3874
(Formerly Levo Phillips Pulp Wood Yard)
ROOFING
Tim Richardson
ROOFING
Wanted: 5 gallons of wild blackberries, must be reasonably
priced 442-4319
Wanted old timey abacus 5196606
25 years experience
licensed & insured
all types of roofing and waterproofing
423-442-6707
865-748-1445
FAX 423-545-9271
SPORTING GOODS
SOLD!
Basketball goal $50 442-3669
Diamond back wildwood mountain bike, needs good cleaning
and tires $50 obo 253-2426
Two Yeah Bicycles $100 each
337-5475.
Want to buy religious cartoon
movies 337-3405
WATERCRAFTS
Nice 2007 Sunchaser Pontoon
18ft 50 hp, low miles with trailer,
$9,400 423-295-2135 after 5
p.m.
John Boat, $250 2 trolling motors
371-0357 or 404-3147.
Boat trailer for a flat bottom boat
$250 442-2422
SOLD!
June 30, 2014
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Around The Globe
The suspect in the September 2012 attack on the
U.S. Embassy in Benghazi
made an appearance in a
federal courtroom in
Washington DC on Saturday, pleading not guilty to
providing material support to terrorists. Ahmed
Abu Khatallah, not cuffed
or restrained, accepted a
detention hearing on July
2 and a status hearing on
July 8.
The first launch of Russia’s new space rocket of
two decades of develop-
ment was aborted on Friday only moments before
its blastoff, a blotched attempt watched by president Vladimir Putin in
Moscow via live feed.
Built to succeed the
Soyuz, the “Angara”
mishap was the latest
mishap to dog Moscow’s
troubled space industries,
which Soviet-era glory has
faded in a recent series of
launch failures.
Burning to no apparent
avail through its inventory
of U.S.-made Hellfire missiles two weeks ago, Iraq
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requested on Friday an additional 1,400 of the armaments to restock its
depleted supply. Washington officials said the U.S.
had already made plans to
deliver 200 missiles still
remaining on an expedited
purchase this year of 500
missiles.
A savage monsoon that
struck India Thursday
night killed 11 persons and
marooned thousands of
others in the country’s remote northwest, prompting authorities to rush
food and drinking water to
the area on Saturday. Residents were reported a
wading through mud and
knee-deep water in the
state of Assam after nearly
2.3 inches of pounding
rain.
Pope Francis returned
to the public eye on Saturday, following what Vatican officials said was an
“unexpected indisposition,” though insiders said
the pontiff had scaled
back activities due to illness or fatigue. The 77year-old, who has only one
lung, a bad back, and was
plagued by an intestinal
problem days ago, skipped
or shortened three events
this month.
An American rower
who set out to cross the
Atlantic Ocean in a special
24-foot oceangoing rowboat on February 19 to
honor his brother who
died of AIDS landed at
the Caribbean Island of
Saint Martin on Saturday.
Victor Mooney, 48, said he
had lost 80 pounds during
the 3,000-mile journey
from Africa to the British
Virgin Islands and then
another 1,800-plus miles
to New York City.
And according to research by the University of
Gothenburg in Sweden on
Saturday, kids who follow
the Mediterranean diet
were less likely to become
overweight or obese than
children who eat otherwise, in fact, the study
found the Med diet eaters
were 15 percent more apt
to be slimmer and trimmer than the consumers
of fast foods and the “allAmerican diet.” Scoring
the highest on the fare of
vegetables, fruit, nuts, fish,
and whole cereal grains
were the Swedish young;
less likely, surprisingly,
were little ones from
Cyprus, a Mediterranean
island.
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