Santa Says “Teach The Children”

MERRy
ChRISTMAS
Volume: VII Issue: 282
December 23, 2011
Trial Re-Set for Miller Missing Grand Jury Forms Appear Online
Murder Suspect
Defendant to Undergo Mental Evaluation
“Post and Email” In Possession of Stolen Property?
The online “electronic ism and Marxism in Monroe County grand
newspaper” that claims to America is apparently in jury forms that disapbe fighting against social- receipt of the missing
(See Forms pg 15)
WIN For Winter Warmth
Coat Distribution Begins December 23
The 28-year-old female accused of the first-degree
murder of Sweetwater businessman Jim Miller will not
undergo a trial in March as was scheduled earlier this
year, but will appear before a jury in criminal court on
(See Kennedy pg 5)
May 21, 2012,
Coats collected by Watts Bar Division
of Women In Nuclear (WIN) clothing
drive are to be distributed within four
counties.
In Monroe County coats will be distributed at the Branches of Monroe County
Thrift Store, New Highway 68, on Friday,
December 23 from 1 - 4 p.m. and will be
available Tuesday, December 27 through
Saturday, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. until
all coats are given away.
Dancing Her Way Through Life and Across the Stage
Madisonville Native Takes
Part in Christmas Tradition
Tulli Cole
There are times when a hobby is more than
a hobby, and a pastime far greater than the simple name would suggest. These pursuits are
more than exceptional; they are meaningful,
and deeply personal. They are our dreams lived
out loud, the core of the fervor that burns deep
in our core, the drive that pushes us forward and
beyond into realms of possibility and opportunity. In a way, these hobbies are us, an extension
of our innermost thoughts and feelings.
(See Hana pg 14)
Santa Says “Teach The Children”
Just a week before
Christmas I had a visitor.
This is how it happened.
I had just finished the
household chores for the
night and was preparing
to go to bed, when I heard
a noise in the front of the
house. I opened the door
to the front room and to
my surprise, Santa himself
stepped out next to the
fireplace.
"What are you doing?"
I started to ask. The
words choked up in my
throat and I saw he had
tears in his eyes. His usual
jolly manner was gone.
Gone was the eager, boisterous soul we all know.
He then answered me
with a simple statement...
"Teach The Children!"
I was puzzled. What did
he mean?
He anticipated my
question and with one
quick movement brought
forth a miniature toy bag
from behind the tree. As
I stood bewildered, Santa
(See Santa pg 7)
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OBITUARIES
DUCKETT, CHaRLES H.,
age 54, of 250 Co. Road
709, Riceville, passed away
4:15 p.m. Tuesday, December 20, 2011 at home. He
was of the Baptist faith. Preceded in death by father,
Herbert A. Duckett. Survivors: wife of 23 years,
Gloria M. Duckett; sons and
daughter-in-law, Daniel and
Rachel Duckett, of Sweetwater, Matthew Duckett, of
Madisonville; daughter and
son-in-law, Marie and Anthony Capp, of Sweetwater;
grandchildren, Karlea and
Ava Duckett, Mackenzie
and Marissa Capp; mother,
Frances Duckett, of Tellico
Plains, sister, Faye Summitt, of Knoxville, former
brother-in-law, Ricky Summitt, of Vonore; nieces and
nephews, Lynda Tharp,
Sarah Ledford, Adam and
Melinda Summitt; several
aunts and uncles; sister-inlaw, and brothers-in-law,
Tammy and Matthew Gribble, of Cleveland, Reginald
Tharp, of Miami, FL. Funeral 8:00 p.m. Monday,
December 26, BiereleyHale Chapel, Rev. Carl
Croft officiating. Family will
receive friends 6 - 8 p.m.
Monday at Biereley-Hale
Funeral Home, Madisonville.
FOUTS, STEVE, age 57, of
Tellico Plains, passed away
10:57 a.m. Wednesday, December 21, 2011 at his
home. Attended Community Baptist Church. Survivors, wife, Brenda Burris
Fouts, Children, Kellie Elmore, Faith Harris, Bobby
Moore, Zach Ellis, all of
Madisonville, Grandchil-
dren, Damon, Malorie, Hailey, Kaytlyn, Megan, Brandon, Emily, Matthew, Will,
Luke & Landon, Mother,
Jean Fouts, Sister, Cheryl
Taylor, both of Tellico Plains,
Several nieces & nephews.
Graveside service & interment 12 p.m. Friday, Coppenger
Cemetery.
Arrangements by BiereleyHale Funeral Home, Madisonville.
HICKS, LILLIE MaE “SIS”,
age 94, of Sweetwater,
passed away on Tuesday
December 20, 2011. She
was of the Baptist faith.
Mrs. Hicks used to work at
the Carolyn Chenille Plant in
Sweetwater. Preceded in
death by her husband:
Grafton Hicks, son: Ray
“Tadpole” Hicks, sisters:
Sussie Anthony, Lucille Epperson, brothers: George “
Son” Anthony, Douglas Anthony. Survivors include
daughters and son-in-law:
Fay and Johnny Willis,
Niota, Kay Hicks, of Sweetwater, grandchildren: Robin
Knott, Felecia Mills, Heith
Willis, Dennis Small, and
Rachel Reed. 6 greatgrandchildren, 7 greatgreat-grandchildren, several
nieces and nephews. The
family will receive friends on
Thursday December 22,
2011, from 6 p.m., until 8
p.m. Funeral services will
be conducted on Friday at 1
p.m., in Kyker’s Chapel with
Rev. Doug Alexander officiating. Interment to follow in
the Lenoir City Cemetery.
JONES,
JONaTHaN
CORy LaNCE, age 25, of
Tellico Plains, passed away
surrounded by his family,
Monday, December 19,
2011, at U.T. Medical Center, Knoxville, TN. He is
preceded in death by his
uncle, Ricky Hooper; maternal grandmother, Louise
Martin; paternal grandparents, Elbert and Haley
Jones. Survivors: Father
and Mother: Irie and Robyn
Jones, Tellico Plains, TN;
Sister: Meika Jones, Banner Elk, NC; Daughter:
Lilyan Grace Kelly Jones,
Tellico Plains, TN; Grandfather: Holbert Martin, Coker
Creek, TN; Special Uncles
and Aunts: Michael and
Vicki Hooper, Louisville,
TN, David and Julie Martin,
Vonore, TN; Uncles and
Aunts: Roger and Selena
Jones, Lonnie and Brenda
Jones, Elmer and Rhonda
Jones, Bud and Darlene
Jones,
Raymond and
Mangus Jones, Thelma
and Arlis Freeman, Christine and Mark Thomas,
Laura Mae and Melvin
Wilcox all of Tellico Plains,
TN, Robert and Anita
Jones, Etowah, TN; Several cousins and many
friends. The family will receive friends 5-8 p.m. Friday, December 23, 2011 at
Myers Funeral Home. Funeral service will follow at
8:00 p.m. with Rev. David
Martin and Rev. Vernon
Webb officiating. Family
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OSBORNE, BETTyE Ray,
age 73, of Tellico Plains,
went home to be with the
Lord Thursday, December
22. She was of the Baptist
faith. Survivors: Daughter
and special son-in-law:
Teresa and David Wear;
Grandchildren
and
spouses:
Kenneth and
Angie Barrett, Amy Sue and
Mike Gregory, Matthew and
Angela Barrett, David Wear
Jr., Amanda and Roger
Mason; Great grandchildren: Hannah and Jeremy
Barrett; Nathan, Emma, and
James Gregory; Jasmin
Wear.Preceded in death by
her parents, Ray and Julia
Hall; husband, Eugene Osborne; grandson, Jeremy
Barrett. Funeral 3:00 P.M.
Friday,
Biereley-Hale
Chapel, Rev. Steve Teague
officiating. Interment will be
in Coppenger Cemetery.
Family will receive friends 2
to 3 P.M., Friday, BiereleyHale Funeral Home, Tellico
Plains. .
PISTOLE, EVIN D., age 81,
of Loudon, passed away on
Tuesday December 20,
2011, at the family home.
He was of the Church of
Christ Faith. A veteran of
the Korean War, having
served in the U.S. Army, and
a retired truck driver. Preceded in death by his parents: Edgar Grant and
Margaret Ann Pistole, brothers: Edward, Abie, Edgar
Grant “Red” Pistole, Jr. Survivors include wife of 60
years: Mildred Pistole, of
Loudon, daughters and
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sons-in-law: Nina and
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sons and daughters-in-law:
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nieces and nephews. The
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Friday, December 23, 2011,
from 1 p.m. until 2 p.m., at
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Wednesday, December 21,
2011. Dennie was a member of New Macedonia Baptist Church and preceded in
death by parents, Bonnie &
Marjorie Hooker Townsend.
Survivors, wife, Pat Nix
Townsend; children and
spouses, Jerry and Linda
Townsend, Virginia, Denise
and Gary Quillen, Jeff and
Christine
Townsend,
Loudon, Lance and Donna
Townsend, Knoxville, Paisley and Jim Rohen,
Friendsville; 10 grandchildren; 4 great grandchildren;
brother,
Fred
(Paula)
Townsend, Maryville; sisters, Wanda and Lewis
Hudson, Atlanta, Loretta
McKinley, SC, Donna and
Rick Hamil and Elizabeth
Morgan, Loudon. Family will
receive friends 12 - 2 p.m.
Friday at New Macedonia
Baptist Church prior to services at 2 p.m. Friday at the
church with Rev. Bill White
and Rev. Danny Thornburg
officiating.
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Kennedy
new date as well, waiving
her right to a speedy trial.
At one point in the
(Continued from pg 1)
proceedings,
Eldridge
and be tried on the homi- spoke quietly to Kurtz
cide charge, plus three away from court microother indictment allega- phones but was overhead
in the courtroom as aptions.
suggesting
On Thursday, Special parently
Judge Walter Kurtz Kennedy be moved from
granted the reset date dur- Monroe County to a “pening a continuance hearing itentiary,” where she
in Madisonville for Jessica would “be safe.” Kurtz deKennedy of Sweetwater, clined the request, telling
who was charged with Eldridge that the local
Miller’s murder in January. sheriff’s department could
Defense counsel John ensure her safety as well as
Eldridge asked for the other law enforcement
continuance so that agencies.
Kennedy has been
Kennedy could undergo a
mental evaluation and the charged with first-degree
May date appeared to be murder of Miller, aggrathe earliest time he would vated robbery, arson, and
abuse of a corpse. Miller
be available for a trial.
Eldridge is the third at- was last seen on July 17,
torney for Kennedy, who 2010, and his body was
has also been referred to as found later that day off
Jessica Powers. Public De- Sands Road in the trunk
fender Jeannie Wiggins of his flame-engulfed car.
was first appointed as Reportedly, he had been
Kennedy’s counsel but shot three times and his
withdrew in mid-March, body was burned beyond
citing a conflict with a recognition.
His autopsy has been
state’s witness she once
sealed in court records.
defended.
Indictments against
Kurtz appointed Shari
Young of Bradley County Kennedy said Miller was
but she too withdrew murdered “during the perwhen she moved into an- petuation of robbery.”
other district in early June. Her arrest came after a
Eldridge came on board six-month investigation by
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torney General Jim Stutts Department.
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round, depicting the everlasting hope of mankind,
(Continued from pg 1) all the needles point heavsaid, "Teach the children! enward, making it a symTeach them the old bol of man's thoughts
meaning of Christmas. turning toward heaven."
He again reached into
The meaning that has forgotten today. "Santa then his bag and pulled out a
reached in his bag and brilliant STAR. "Teach
pulled out a FIR TREE the children that the star
and placed it before the was the heavenly sign of
mantle. "Teach the chil- promises long ago. God
dren that the pure green promised a Savior for the
color of the stately fir tree world, and the star was
remains green all year the sign of fulfillment of
His promise."
He then reached into
his bag and pulled out a
CANDLE. "Teach the
children that the candle
symbolizes that Christ is
the light of the world, and
when we see this great
light we are reminded of
He who displaces the
darkness."
Once again he reached
into his bag and removed
a WREATH and placed it
on the tree. "Teach the
children that the wreath
symbolizes the real nature
of love. Real love never
ceases. Love is one continuous round of affection."
He then pulled from
his bag an ORNAMENT
of himself. "Teach the
children that I, Santa
Claus, symbolize the generosity and good will we
feel during the month of
December."
He then brought out a
HOLLY LEAF. "Teach
the children that the holly
plant represents immortality. It represents the
crown of thorns worn by
our Savior. The red holly
berries represent the
blood shed by Him.
Next he pulled from
his bag a GIFT and said,
"Teach the children that
God so loved the world
that he gave his begotten
son." Thanks be to God
for his unspeakable gift.
Santa then reached in
his bag and pulled out a
CANDY CANE and
hung it on the tree. "Teach
the children that the
candy cane represents the
shepherds' crook. The
crook on the staff helps to
bring back strayed sheep
to the flock. The candy
cane is the symbol that we
are our brother's keeper."
He reached in again
and pulled out an
ANGEL. "Teach the children that it was the angels
that heralded in the glorious news of the Savior's
birth. The angels sang
Glory to God in the highest, on earth peace and
good will toward men."
Suddenly I heard a soft
twinkling sound, and from
his bag he pulled out a
BELL. "Teach the children that as the lost sheep
are found by the sound of
the bell, it should ring
mankind to the fold. The
bell symbolizes guidance
and return.
Santa looked back and
was pleased. He looked
back at me and I saw that
the twinkle was back in
his eyes.
He said, "Remember,
teach the children the true
meaning of Christmas and
do not put me in the center, for I am but a humble
servant of the One that is,
and I bow down to worship him, our LORD, our
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Plemons
A 23-year-old Monroe
County man was arrested
early Thursday and
charged with attacking a
homeowner.
Arrested by Monroe
County Sheriff’s Deputy
Derrick Graves for aggravated assault and criminal
trespassing was James
Cameron Plemons of
Frontier Road, Sweetwater.
According to Graves,
Plemons and another man
got into a dispute and the
other man told Plemons
to leave his property. Plemons returned, however,
and tried to force his way
inside the man’s home.
Unsuccessful, Plemons
cut the phone line to the
house and disengaged the
main electrical breaker.
He then entered the
house through a window
and attacked the man.
Graves said he found a
damaged door, the severed phone line, and noted
the power was off in the
residence. The other man
had an injury to his face
and was transported to
the hospital for severe
chest pains.
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December 23, 2011
Bears Fight Back in Second half to Beat Soaring Eagles
Tulli Cole
The spectators gathered in the Tellico Plains
gymnasium were treated
to an exciting, nail-biting
show on December 20.
The Bears hosted a tenacious Eagles flock, one
that nearly flew up and
away with a W. But the
Bears fought back into
the game in a wild second
half, leading to a hard-won
victory for the boys of Tellico.
It was a closely
matched face-off in the
first quarter. The Bears
and Eagles exchanged
blow after blow, with neither side taking true control of the game. For every
bucket snagged by the
Bears, the Eagles answered with a basket of
their own. Preston Russell, Eric Croft, and
Robert Vandervort combined for 14 points overall,
but the Eagles were not
far behind with 11 points.
The Bears did not have
their lead for much longer.
The Eagles stole it away
early in the second quarter, storming ahead with 7
unanswered points. The
Bears struggled on the offensive end of the floor.
Nearly three minutes
passed before Russell
managed to put an end to
the drought with a pair of
points.
Unfortunately,
the
Bears’ troubles continued
during the remainder of
the quarter. Russell, Vandervort, Dalton Rhinehart, and Croft brought 8
more points to the board
for Tellico, but the Eagles
still outscored the Bears
by a small margin of 13-8.
The Berean defense also
forced a few turnovers out
of the Bears, further limiting their would-be offensive drives.
The score at halftime
was 31-24.
But a sleeping beast was
awakened, as the Bears
stirred from their temporary hibernation. They returned to form in the third
quarter, and, slowly but
surely, they fought their
way back into the game.
The Eagles were the
first to score in the third
quarter, but Vandervort responded with a quick
bucket of his own. Tyler
Peeler was not far behind
him; thanks to an assist by
Croft, he put away another
basket for Tellico. Croft
showcased some gamesavvy not long afterward,
walking up to the line to
mail home two freethrows.
Rhinehart
snagged a bucket in the
same breath, and Adam
Reece teamed up with
Russell for a duo of points.
Russell also grabbed a couple of foul-shots.
The third quarter
ended on a high note for
Tellico, too. The Bears
forced a turnover, which
turned into a threepointer by Justin Holcomb.
The wave of points
brought the Bears to
within striking distance of
the Eagles’ lead. The score
at the end of the third was
41-39.
That lead was finally
met and matched within
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the fourth. Vandervort
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lady Bears Maul Visiting lady Eagles
Tulli Cole
The Lady Bears of Tellico Plains had a few
winged visitors on Tuesday
night, December 20, in
the guise of the Lady Eagles of Berean. The hometown squad defended their
metaphorical den, and
they roared home victorious after four quarters of
dominant play.
The Lady Eagles drew
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The Lady Bears’ defense forced several
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They outscored the Lady
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The Lady Bears led at
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Hana
(Continued from pg 1)
The art of dancing is
exactly this for Hana
Henry. Whether it is taking part in a traditional
production, or putting in
hours upon hours of rehearsal in order to perfect
one move, one routine,
dancing is very much her
craft, her life’s passion.
“I always want dance to
be a part of my life,” said
the Madisonville native. “I
wouldn’t know what to do
if [it] wasn’t.”
Henry’s love for dancing—and, specifically, ballet—blossomed at an
incredibly early age. She
was only four years old
when she made her first
foray into that realm, by
enrolling in a dance-class
in her hometown.
In the beginning, learning dance was just a way to
spend time with some of
her friends, who were also
taking a few classes. In
fact, it was why the little
girl she was once was insisted on participating.
No one could have
imagined this tiny decision would pave the way to
something grander, and
maybe even something approaching destiny.
Those initial classes,
simple though they were,
opened the metaphorical
door to a bright, new
world. And that world
beckoned. Dance, and all
the wonders and possibilities it encompassed, enchanted the young Hana
Henry, and it soon seeped
deep, deep into her bones
and took root in her soul.
Henry, perhaps, put it
simply but best: “I fell in
love with it.”
And that was that.
So, when her friends
lost interest in dance and
moved on, as many children so often do when it
comes to the various hobbies they take part in,
Henry chose to stay. More
than that, she chose to improve, to shine.
Day by day, month by
month, and year by year,
she has devoted herself to
what she calls her “special
December 23, 2011
hobby” and her “sport”,
putting as effort into it as
any athlete or academic
scholar would his or her
individual craft. Even now,
as a student at Maryville
College, Henry continues
to hone her skills. By day
a young woman studying
to earn a B.S. in Biology,
by evening she is an apprentice of the art of ballet, thriving on the joy and
exhilaration it gives her
and her supporters.
And that hard work
and dedication have paid
off in spades throughout
her dancing career. Although young, Henry has
taken part in many productions throughout her
dancing career. As a member of the Armfield Dance
Academy in Athens, Tennessee, she has starred in
such classics as Snow
White, Cinderella, Alice
in Wonderland, the Wizard of Oz, and the Little
Mermaid. Even more impressive, perhaps, is that
these productions are but
a small sampling of the
numerous recitals the
academy has put on in the
past, and all for the enjoyment of local children.
Henry’s
“special
hobby” has even taken her
across vast oceans and into
foreign lands. As recently
as 2006, she and her
troupe journeyed to the
beautiful country of
Greece. While there, they
enjoyed not only the local
culture and historical landmarks, but also entertained
crowds
of
spectators with three
amazing shows. The experience was an incredibly
memorable one, especially
for Henry. She almost
wished she did not have to
come back home!
But it was a good thing
she did return, or else audiences in Tennessee
would have missed out on
one of her most impressive roles to date.
This Christmas season,
Henry joined the talented
cast of the Appalachian
Ballet Company as they
performed a holiday classic: The Nutcracker.
And just what is the
ABC?
The Appalachian Ballet
Company is the resident
dance company of the
Clayton Center for the
Arts, as well as East Tennessee’s premier classical
performing
company.
Based at the Van Metre
School of Dance in
Maryville, Tennessee, the
ABC (as is it affectionately
called) performs an annual
three-program season,
providing the region with
high-quality
performances.*
And one of these performances just so happens
to be the always magical,
always wonderful Nutcracker ballet.
The 2011 Appalachian
Ballet Company performance is not Henry’s first
brush
with
the
Tchaikovsky fan-favorite.
The Nutcracker is very
much a tradition amongst
ballet companies and
dance studios. Henry’s
original studio was but
one of many that put on
the production during the
Christmas season. From
the age of ten until her
sophomore year in high
school, she took part in
the popular ballet.
But while The Nutcracker is a traditional ballet, it is a rather
demanding endeavor to
undertake. Henry’s original studio simply became
too small to put on such a
huge production, and it
was eventually dropped as
a viable option.
It was not until Henry
traveled from the realm of
high school into the wide,
wide world of college that
she was reintroduced to
the imaginative story of a
young girl, a prince, and a
ferocious mouse-king.
While
attending
Maryville College, Henry
took dance classes at the
Van Metre School of
Dance. This studio, unlike
her original studio, was
more than big enough to
put on The Nutcracker. In
fact, as the base of operations for the Appalachian
Ballet Company, The
Nutcracker is but one of
many, many high-end performances overseen by
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Henry did not hesitate.
She instead took a leap of
faith and, relying on her
talent and gumption, auditioned for the company
just this August. She came
out a winner, too: Henry
made the studio’s senior
company. Doing so allowed her to, once again,
dance in one of the most
famous of ballets in the
world.
What followed were
weeks of time-consuming
rehearsals and hardcore
practice sessions, coupled
with, in Henry’s case, a
harsh week of finals and
the usual demands of college-life.
It was the epitome of
hard work, but the end result was more than worth
the effort.
For two weekends, one
in Knoxville at the
Knoxville Civic Auditorium, and one in Maryville
at the Clayton Center for
the Arts, Henry and her
fellow cast-mates danced
and acted to music played
by the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra. Led by
Ms. Amy Moore, whom
Henry called “a very, very
good teacher,” the com-
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pany captivated audiences
both young and old,
breathing life and adventure into a well-loved, traditional tale of magic and
daring-do.
Henry showcased her
talents in both of the ballet’s Acts. She not only
marched across the stage
as a Toy-Soldier, but also
fluttered and spun as a
Snowflake, and joined the
Arabian Dancers as a
member of their spirited
choir.
All in all, joining the
Appalachian Ballet Company’s production was an
amazing, if oftentimes
stressful, experience for
Henry. One can hope it
will be a stepping stone
into the future, and will
spell still more opportunities for the gifted young
dancer from Monroe
County.
However, for Henry,
dancing is about more
than blazing new frontiers
or landing a starring role.
Rather, it is about her audiences, big and small,
young and old, in Tennessee or in Greece, and it
always has been and always will be. She finds as
much joy in sharing her
passion for dance and ballet with others as she does
taking part in the craft
herself.
“I’m not the best
dancer,” said Henry
humbly. “But bringing art
to others… making [the
audience] happy…it is
worth it.”
And for all those other
would-be, hopeful dancers
out there? Henry encourages them to take courage
and follow their dreams.
Hard work and some difficulties are to be expected, when it comes to
that choice, but in the
long run, doing so will lead
to a most rewarding and
fulfilling adventure for all
who believe.
*Information on the ABC
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at: http://www.appalachianballet.com/index.php
Forms
(Continued from pg 1)
peared from the county
courthouse earlier this
month.
Scanned pictures of the
stolen forms appeared on
the website of “The Post
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Names and other information
about
the
prospective grand jury for
2012 were blacked out.
The forms were present in the article entitled
“Monroe County JuryRigging Bombshell, Part
2,” which also headlines a
picture of the Monroe
County Courthouse.
Charged on December
7 by the Monroe County
Sheriff’s
Department
with tampering with government records was Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, 59,
of May Street, Sweetwater, who was reportedly
found on courthouse surveillance video taking the
forms. Upon his arrest,
the forms were not found.
Fitzpatrick is a sometimes contributor to the
website, writing in the
guise of a “reporter” and
following the ultra right-
wing philosophy of the
site.
The article in which
the missing forms appear
accuses court officials of
jury-rigging. Court employees are accused of
“looking on” while the
tampering took place.
Editor Sharon Rondeau is credited with writing the article, part of
which defends Fitzpatrick’s actions in his
2010 attempt to arrest the
grand jury foreman of
Monroe County.
Since the “Post &
Email” crosses state’s lines
via the internet, reportedly the posting of the
sensitive information and
the fact the forms were allegedly stolen might be
subject to a federal investigation.
Rondeau has consis(See Forms pg 16)
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tently defended Fitzpatrick and his activities
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~ SALES ~ SERVICE ~ REPAIR ~
Well Pumps ~ Water Heaters ~ Water Leaks
Water Lines ~ Appliance Repair
24 hour emergencY numbers
shane 371-5853 & james 371-1681
337-9831
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ANIMAlS
4 full blooded miniature dachs- Poodle, 5 years old, male $75
hund puppies, 2 female, 2 male, 420-6341
$150 ea. 423-836-4969
Four month old Snug (SchnauPoodles one male $150, one fe- zer-pug) puppy, tan and black,
male $175 can send pictures. $100 519-6736
423-435-5850
CKC Pit Bull Pups, taking de2 -55 gallon Fish tank w/stands posits, 3 males, blue & blue fawn
and all accessories, $150 ea. 865-705-3078
(423) 519-3363
Full Blooded Red Daschund,
See you On Facebook! male, 1 year old $100 295-2039,
leave message
Toy Poodles For sale, 2 male, 2 Shih-Tzu puppies $250 each, 2
female taking deposits now, males available, white with light
come pick one out for Christmas, brown markings 423-261-2588
will be ready on Christmas Day
55 Gallon fish/reptile tank with
423-420-0149
has wire lid $100 obo
Yorkie, female, 4 years old, stand,
tan/silver, 6 pounds, fixed, $250 836-7874
Miniature Dachshund 8 weeks
442-9996
Miniature Chihuahua, 6 mos. old $150 865-809-1239
old, house trained, great with Rabbits: English Lops, Mini Rex
children. weighs 2 lbs, white with and Satins, and more 404-3589
brown spots $75 423-371-5939
Female Mare $200 404-3307
African Grey hand fed, 4 years
old, talks well includes large
cage with play top, seed guard,
toys, etc. Also includes nightnight cage $800 519-4759
Pet Sugar Glider Squirrel $150
253-7746
Horses For Sale: 12 year old 1 Husky Mix, females, up to date
Gelding easy going anyone can on shots, 10 months old $50
ride $600, 11 year old quarter 420-6341
horse mare 15.3 hands $500,
519-2407
2 Schnauzers, females $50
each 420-6341
Cockatiels $30 each 442-9169
Pot belly pig, full grown $50 obo
295-4429
Pigmy Goat $75 519-6131
Boston Terriors two year
American Bulldog, white, female Two
old, male and female, $100
371-1244 or 404-4172
each, one 8 week old female,
Yorkie-Poo: 9 weeks old, shots $150 423-519-7803
and worming up to date, crate
and paper trained $350 442- Free to good home: 2 year old
female "Chiweenie", housebro9996
she is white with black
Chihuahua puppies $200 404- ken,
spots, very short legged, she
4170
weighs about 15-20lbs. Needs a
Three miniature donkeys, 7 yr warm loving home. Please call
gelding and two females one 4 865-856-8819 (Vonore/Greenand one 2, $1,000 for all must back area).
sell together, for information or
6 month old Bichon, female, has
pictures 423-519-6542
had all shots and wormed,
Free Boxer mix, female 2 years everything up to date. $300 423old. 423-435-5850
442-1800
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HIRING
LPN
7 p.m. - 7 a.m.
Excellent Benefit Package
Clean and Professional
Working Environment
apply in person M-F 8-4:30
520 Old Hwy 68
Sweetwater, TN 37874
Equal Housing / EO.E
Drug Free & Tobacco Free Campus
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AUTOMOBIlE
CAREGIVING
ElECTRONICS
Babysitter needed Monday-Friday from 8am-5pm, $50 per
week, needed ASAP, for more
information call 423-404-3419,
ask for Desiree
Desktop Computer and 19” TV
$75 for both 442-3207 or 3371507
Digital Camera, good condition
$50 295-4429
26” TV - $30 OBO 423-8873130
PS3 with four games and two
wireless controllers $325 8367539
HP Laser Print Cartridge, new,
number 35A $38 337-1791
Minolta Laser Printer 1350W
with cartridge $35 337-1791
50” RCA Projection screen TV,
2005 model $175 OBO 3718192
50” RCA HD TV with split screen
$250 371-8192
Sub Speakers – 2- 15” Terminators In the Box, 2 Crunch Amps
700 Watt & 250 Watt - $150 for
all 519-3495
Wii game ‘Need for speed carbon’ and 3 PS 3 games to sell,
call 519-5496
Electronic Game Caller for coyotes $60 371-1874
48” Big screen TV, color needs
adjusted, $40 423-453-1014
27” Panasonic with remote and
converter box, inside antenna
$60 295-5180
AKC Boston Terrier up to date Free to good home: 2 year old
on shots, beautiful markings, full-blooded male Colby American Pitbull Terrier. White with light
new ad 423-295-4476
brown spots. He is a big outside
Cocker Spaniel puppies, 6 dog with a very protective naweeks, tails docked, declawed, ture.Please call 865-856-8819.
first shots & worming $200 each (Greenback area).
442-1199
Labrador Retriever puppies
One medium size dog cage, $20 chocolate, AKC full blooded with
253-7746
paperwork, gentle and good na3 Fancy Rats, various colors $5 tured, good bloodline in mother
and father, 1st shots and
each 420-6341
wormed, ready to go August 24,
Rabbits, several different kinds, $300 423-463-1343.
most are $5 each 423-261-4515
Free Boxer/Pit mix 423-435or 865-363-1892
5850
One large dog cage $60, 2537746
Beautiful Boxer puppies, 2
2 Sugar Glider babies, hand males, 1 female, 6 weeks old,
raised, will be 8 weeks old on wormed, shots, tails docked,
Dec 5, females $250 each 442- fawn or white in color $200 each
519-5057
3549
1985 Chevy Camaro Z-28,
140K miles, good under the
hood, interior work needed, paint
job needed, but a good project
car, drives great, $2,500, dial
423-884-2101 or 423-371-3135
1995 Camaro, green, new tires,
brakes & rotors, 145k miles with
newly rebuilt motor, very nice car,
asking $3200 obo 423-4044562
1991 Honda Accord, 4 cylinder,
2 door coupe, runs good, great
gas mileage $3000 obo 5198562
96 Dodge Intrepid 6 cylinder 4
door, good condition, 95k, asking $2000 obo 423-545-9402
Rabbits for sale, Lion Heads, 3 Beagle puppies, 6 months old,
Mini Lops, and Mini Rex $10 a shots up to date & wormed 865206-7860
piece. Call 404-3589
Full Blooded American Pit Bull
Gerbils $5 each 420-6341
Terriers. Born July 21, 3 male 4
Full Blooded Blue Pit puppies, female, blue faun and blue
beautiful $100 each 865-809- brindle color, up to date on shots
0627
and worming. Call for info. 423AKC Chesapeake Bay Retriev- 608-2620
ers, 1 female 2 years old & 1 Beagles, 5-6 months old $50
male 3 years old $200 obo 884- each 295-4429
2586
Exotic Persian Kittens, short
haired, all different colors $150
each 836-8740
Roper Washer $85 519-4458
55 Gallon Tank, 2 lights, bowl,
shedding trees, 2 ball python GE Black Dishwasher, brand
snakes (1 foot & 3 foot) $250 for new, $80 – 519-3495
all. Will sell snakes separately,
call John for more info 253-2701 Frigidaire Stove, white smooth
top slide style, like new, retails
Christmas Puppies, AKC over $1500 will sell for $500 obo
Chocolate Labs, ready Decem- 519-8563
ber 17th, vet checked, shots &
wormed. Females $250, males Hotpoint Electric Dryer, 3 years
$300, call 423-545-9160 after old $175 obo 423-453-0427
6pm
Hotpoint Dishwasher all white,
AKC Boxer puppies, fawn with
works great $79 423-261-4952
black masks and flashy white
markings $200 865-566-2766
3 Miniature Donkeys $800, one
male 9 year old gelding, one fe- 2000 Buick Century, 4 door, silmale 4 year old, one female 2 ver with grey interior, very clean,
year old 519-6542
Michelin tires $5,200 337-0714
1991 Ford F150 motor, run
when it was pulled out of truck
$250 442-3669
APPlIANCES
AUTOMOBIlE
Shihtzu/Shintzu, 6 weeks old,
male $200 519-6026
1999 BMW 323I, 87k miles
$6,000 423-836-1187
MerreLL LIveSTOCk
ChRISTMAS SAlE
DECEMBER 23
auction 6:30 p.m.
Horses Follow
Toys, Tools, Gift Sets, Fruit,
Candy, Furniture, Tack
SOMETHING FOR EvERYONE!
MerrY CHrISTMAS
for more information
or directions
call dave merrell
423-836-2213
Shaw hollow Farms
Tellico Plains
!
SOlD
AUTOMOTIVE
Four White 15” Rally Rims 5 lug
$75 836-7406
Rese Truck Hitch, will fit full size
truck $100 442-3669
Full size Tool Box for Truck - $25
423-836-6865
American Racing Rims and tires
$200 Came off Chevy Astro Van
423-443-9921
!
OlD
S
Ford used spare tire with alu-
minum rim, 205/65/R15, 5 lugs
$38 337-1791
Full size camper top will fit any
full size truck $150 442-3669
700 R Transmission w/ torque
convector of drive shaft, out of
Chevy Blazer $350 351-7736
Ladder Rack for small truck
$150 423-371-2676
Tool Box for small truck $50 423371-2676
Chevrolet 4wd transmission &
transfer case $400 836-0888
2 Corvette Tires 325/30/19
Goodyear Eagle F1 $100 for
both 519-7997
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
BOAT & WATERCRAFT
1993 Cajun boat & trailer, 115hp
Yamaha motor, many extras
$3000 FIRM 351-7452
Quick Silver Mirage Boat Prop,
27 pitch, stainless steel, fits older
model mercury $125 519-2518
1996 Jetski $700 884-6593
CAMPING
2006 Jayco Camper, used twice,
like new, sleeps 6 $10,000 FIRM
807-1983
1987 Jayco Pop-up Camper,
mint condition, electric generator
$1,000 or will trade for small car
295-4479
CATERING
Crowder Creations
designer cakes
for
any occasion
Joni Crowder
www.crowdercreations.com
visit us on facebook
442-5747
CONSTRUCTION
AND MATERIAlS
Drywall (Sheetrock) Hoist, new
still in plastic $200 337-4330
New 40 x 48 Anderson Vinyl
window, double-hung, $75, 423420-0822
7 bundles of black Owens roof
shingles, 20 years+ nails, call
337-1791
7 Boxes Ceramic Tile Never
Used, will cover 1800 - 2000 sq
ft. Grayish Blue, $175 442-1037
Three 24” Bi-fold doors, white
$30 337-4330
Galvanized Culvert 18 inches by
12 feet plus separate flared
scooped end $145 865-4080118
Commercial glass shelving 14”x
60” x ¼” also 3 and 4 feet shelving 295-4897
Barn Tin $5 a piece 404-4311
ElECTRONICS
Red Dead Redemption for Xbox
360 $25, text or call 519-7891
2 - 12 inch Pioneer speakers still
in box paid $140 asking $100
and a 840 watt amp, 2 channels,
still in box paid $120 asking $80
would make great Christmas
presents. 423-253-4852
Floor Model 57” Zenith Big
Screen TV $500 836-0905 or
253-6000
23” RCA with remote and new
converter box $40 295-5180
EMBROIDERy
Business Logos
Monograms - Gifts
CUSTOM EMBROIDERY
Pam Henderson
442-5106 or 715-2998
www.tennesseeembroidery.com
EMPlOyMENT
Now Hiring: Part Time Assistant
Manager, must be have sales
experience, flexible schedule.
Apply at Elegant Events, 4249
Hwy 411, Madisonville or call
442-4889.
Truck Drivers Needed OTR for
D&K Logistics, Apply in person
at 250 Lands Road 423-4424699
AM/FM 8 track player with 66 - 8 Deli worker needed, experience
is a must! Call 404-409-2435
track tapes $75 865-776-0933
after 2pm.
46 inch screen TV, $250 423PLaCE yOUR
337-0779
SELL IT IN THE BUZZ
27” Color RCA TV with remote
$140 865-556-4714 between
7am-7pm
Laptop Computer, 7 months old,
15.5” monitor with built in webcam
also
comes
with
printer/copier, scanner/fax machine, power inverter and carrying case $450 negotiable, call for
details 836-6106 ask for Sheila
EMPLOyMENT
aD HERE
WORK aT HOME PaRT TIME
ASSEMBLY, CRAFTS,
TYPING AND MORE
More than $250.00 a week possible.
For information send a self addressed
stamped Envelope and $2.00 to
SWEET SUCCESS
P.O. Box 1084, Dept. 442-N-624
Madisonville, TN 37354-8084
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FURNITURE
FURNITURE
hOME hEAlTh
Wing Back Chair, Sage Green
with beige stripe, $100, 4421010
Butcher Block kitchen table 4’x2
½’ $25 442-9664
Kitchen Table, breakfast nook
$250 or will trade for nice pool
table 253-4852
White Wooden Mantel, 38 ½” H
x 44” W $75 442-5417
Solid Oak Dining Table with leaf
& 4 chairs $250 423-310-3093
Secretary’s Desk $150 8368316
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EQUIPMENT & TOOlS
FOR RENT
25 piece Dremel tool set, new
$30 836-4839
Black & Decker Mouse Sander,
new $20 836-4839
Hamilton Drafting Table w/ Brunning Drafting Machine, $250,
423-420-0822
7/8 inch twisted nylon rope 230
ft. will sell for $150 or .80 cents a
foot - call 865-255-7039 9am 8pm
Large Vemco Drafting Machine
$50 – 423-420-0822
Mechanic Tools, call for info 8842878
Delta Table Saw, 15 amps $85
371-7977
Terratek 18v Cordless Drill, NiCd battery with a 3-5 hour
charger, used very little $25 5197891
Hitachi Combination Drill, 18
volt/110 compatible tools $175
351-3975
Hitachi Compound / chop saw
$125 351-3975
ExERCISE
Lifestyler Expanse 500 Treadmill
$100 253-7746
2 Weider Pro Exercise Machine
$250 each 371-1056
Ab Glider Pro Form, 2 months
old $75 firm 371-0317
FOR RENT
CHA Apartments, newly remodeled units & mobile homes,
waived deposit for December,
weekly rent, no animals, Madisonville, Charles Abernathy 4426078
Sweetwater: 20,000 sq ft Metal
Building, 8 acres, all or portioned, 3 phase power, some
equipment, ie: welders, shear,
brake, overhead crane. Lease,
sale, owner finance, James 5190600
The Willows
New 2&3 Bedrooms
Apartments
$525-$625/month
Security Deposit Waived * wac
Pet Friendly
washer & dryer, refrigerator, microwave, stove, dishwasher,
423-442-1833
For Rent: Madisonville townhouse apartment, 2BR/1 1/2B,
all appliances, $450 a month,
$350 Deposit, call James 5190600
For Rent: 3BR Apartment in
Sweetwater $600 month plus
$600 deposit 423-261-4046
For Rent: Madisonville 119
Pedigo Road Suite C, 1700 sq.ft.
retail site, previously a tanning
salon, good visibility, will remodel
to suit tenant or purchase existing business and equipment. Call
James 519-0600
For Rent: 1BR Duplex Apartment, inside city of Vonore, lease
required, no pets Call 442-9004
weekdays or 442-4421 evenings
& weekends
For Rent Tellico area, 3BR/ 2B,
2 car garage, approx. 1600 sq ft.
New paint and updates, includes
a 3 car detached garage. $900
a month $900 deposit. James
519-0600
Madisonville area, 3BR/2B, 2 car
garage, approx. 1500 sq ft. non
smoker, inclosed backyard for
outside pet. $850 a month, $850
Deposit. James 519-0600
1200 Square Foot commercial
road front property for rent in high
traffic area on New Hwy 68 in
Sweetwater. Call Caylen Gibson 423-337-7690
For Rent: 2BR Mobile Home,
Tellico & Madisonvilleareas 5191162
Building For Rent: 1800 sq.ft. on
Hwy 411, price negotiable depending on length of lease 4200380
FURNITURE
For Rent: Mobile Home, with
central air/heat, newly remodeled, washer, dryer, stove and Dining Room Table with 4 chairs
refrigerator. $450 a month and and leaf $150 obo 519-7810
$450 deposit , Call 442-4440 if
no answer leave a message with 3 Upholstered Rolling Office
a return phone number
Chairs, black/grey $25 each
For Rent: 900 sq ft office in 442-9664
Sweetwater, central h/a, carpet,
furnished, second floor, Hwy 68 Chocolate Microsuede Rocker,
frontage $450 month, Call Burt removable washable cover, very
soft $75 865-206-8007
519-0700
Madisonville: Lease Option3BR/2BA House 1600 sq ft, 2
car garage, 4 years old $850
month, call James 519-0600
For Rent: 1BR Apartment on
Hwy 72 West $350 month plus
$200 deposit 442-3959
NILES FERRY APTS
under new management
clean affordable safe housing
we background check everyone
so you & your family can
reside in a family friendly
environment, weekly rent
(utilities & cable included)
371-1484
Dining Room Table with 3 chairs
$150 519-4391
Country Pine Plate Rack Stand,
about 30” tall, good to use at
your breakfast table or just for
display $10, call Jo at 263-5823.
Living Room Suite (Couch,
loveseat & ottoman), light green
$200 423-310-3093
Boxspring for king size bed,
good condition $75 442-4677
Queen size boxspring & mattress, good condition $150 4424677
Drop Leaf Dining Table 41” long
x 54” wide $95 obo 772-5324270 (Madisonville area)
4 Drawer Chest $50 519-4458
Four Antique Ladder back chairs
$100 836-0905 or 253-6000
Sealy Queen Mattress and boxprings, extra nice $100 5194458
Boxspring and matress king size
$100 253-7209
Box Spring twin size $35 4424677
Solid oak dinning table 48 inch
round, oversized chairs $500.
423-337-0779
Computer Desk, $20 – 4421010
Cedar Farmhouse china cabinet
$200 865-539-2849 after 7 p.m.
King Size Waterbed with heating
pad & headboard $75 423-3812105
2 Solid oak TV towers, lighted,
$100 each 423-836-8316
Medium colored Oak table rectangular shaped with 6 chairs
also comes with 2 door hutch.
$100 865-256-1518
Computer Desk $100 836-8316
Cherry Round bar table, excellent condition, $100 442-1037
Antique Wooden Dresser with
glass knobs 42” wide x 33” high,
4 drawers, great condition $75
772-532-4270(Madisonville
area)
Castle toddler bed $20 404-8033
Light Brown Crib and Changing
table matching set $75 4048033
New Pub Style Dining Room
Table with 4 chairs, dark wood
on top with black legs $130 8365107
Electric Powerchair, like new, 2
new batteries $2,000 351-7154
5’ Long Computer Desk with 3 Wheelchair $50, Electric Wheeldrawers, great shape $100 210- chair $250, Handicap Potty
Chair $25, Lots of medical stuff,
0244
253-7123
Bar stool set $50 442-1010
Small childs wheel chair $50
2 Kitchen Buffets, different sizes 253-6000
All Electric Hospital Bed with
$100 each 337-0779
Trapeze bar & air mattress
Queen Size Box Spring & Mat- $1,800 253-7123
tress - $150 - 442-6410
Big Walker with let down seat for
Excellent Condition 3 piece Con- handicap $60, 423-253-7746
temporary Microsuede sofa and
chairs in celery/lime green and
chocolate brown. Asking $325
obo 519-2396
2008 John Deere 60” CommerLay-Z-Boy living room furniture: cial Riding Mower, low hours,
loveseat, sofa, chair and ot- paid $9500, asking $5000 obo
toman, $500 OBO 337-9295 or 442-3549, ask for Brian
371-5566
1956 FergusonTractor 35 series
Cherry Wood Armoire $250 420- $3500 grating boxes included
3217
rebuilt motor many new parts
442-3549, ask for Brian
Sandy’s Treasures Tomato
& Bean Stakes 58” &
78”, 30 cents & 50 cents each
Used Furniture &
404-4311
household Items
Craftsman Twin Cutter Saw, like
401 College Street new $70 253-3703
Square Hay Bales, Mixed Grass
Madisonville
been kept in barn for sale $3.50$4 337-9787
423-253-4618
Round hay bales 351-2839
Office Chair, used without armVicon Baler RP1211M, 4’x5’,
rests, blue fabric $8 337-1791
used last year $3500 obo 519Oak Entertainment Center $40 1044
371-7854
Free Manure, you load & haul
Beautiful 2 plank, solid walnut 420-6354
blanket chest. Bought from Scott
Mansion, Tellico Plains during Rear garden tiller for toro-wheel
1970’s. Dove tailed and pegged, horse, new never used. $200
295-5916
no nails $400 442-9674
5’
Tiller, new set of tines $1200
Sleep Number Twin Size Bed, obo
519-1044
great shape $400 442-1989 or
Beauregard Sweet Potato
519-7500
Plants 519-3718
Hay for sale in the dry in Tellico
Plains, 4x5 rolls $25 337-1780
Firewood $45 per rick 423-381- or 253-7617
2105
7 foot Massey Ferguson cycle
Season firewood, call for info
bar mower with extra blades and
420-9687
extra parts $600 423-519-3623
Firewood $60 per rick 442-6410 Husqvarna Backpack Leaf
Blower 50cc $200 371-3878
Round wood or coal stove, solid
cast iron 4 feet high over 100 Homelite 22” Electric Hedge
years old $395 351-3975 or Trimmers, great shape, used
very little $25 519-7891
253-7300
Gas Heater $250 obo 519-4099
lAWN & FARM
hEAT & COOlING
Warm Morning Gas Heater, 1
year old, excellent condition
$250 371-1056
Mahogany Pedestal Table with
7 chairs, 2 chairs have arm rails,
18” extension leaf, 42” wide x 66”
long, beige cushion floral design
on seats $250 442-9664
Used Heating & Air Units Installed, good condition, reasonable prices, call 423-337-0037
Firewood $35 a rick call Lester
423-371-3937
White Wicker Bed Set $100 3376023
Seasoned Firewood , Red Oak
and Hickory, will deliver 423-3338727
Table & six chairs, Ratan-glass
top- seats upholstered in green
velvet $250 423-519-3623
Antique Dry Sink $55 772-5324270 (Madisonville area)
Kitchen Table, no chairs, $25
404-2446
Computer Armoire, excellent
shape $50 404-2446
Leather Couch & Loveseat $250
or will trade for clean, small sectional sofa 253-4852
TVA FINANCING
AVAIlABlE
Jimmy harris
442-5039 519-7871
Free Firewood 519-7532
Gas Heater $225 519-4099
MISCEllANEOUS
Boys clothes 0 - 6 mos. socks,
bibs, etc. also have a highchair.
423-836-9308
Remington Pocket Watch, Working Condition, 100 yrs old, $200
442-1037
Barbie Dolls, 50th Anniversary
Edition, in box, great shape
1959, 1967, 1971 $75 for all
519-0144
Girls pink Graco stroller $15 5196039
Heavy Duty Pool Table Cover,
green, fits 4’x8’ $50 865-4080118
Capital Meat Steaks, full box, 36
steaks $100 371-1874
Gamo Pellet Gun with scope,
1500 ft per second $100 3711874
Home Interior pictures and accessories, various prices 8364839
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MISCEllANEOUS
20 Gauge High Powered Air Pellet Gun, shoots up to 375 yards
$65 253-7746
Sportcraft Pool Table $200 4427977
Freezer Beef: Black Angus or
Hereford Steer, 500-600lb,
$1.25 per lb. live weight. Grain
and grass fed no growth hormones. 423-887-5342 or 423920-2333
Assorted baby items, girls clothing 0-6 mos, some with tags still
on them, stroller, diaper warmer,
cheaper than consignment
stores 519-1397
Men size 8 Nike Tennis Shoes,
never worn $25 442-6612
Babies 3 - 6 mos. boys Christmas outfits and girls Christmas
dresses 12 mos. $3 each 5196039
2 Prom Dresses, blue size 18,
red size 16 $25 each 442-5809
New Christmas Tree, never
used, from JC Penny’s has
1000 lights on it $110, 253-7539
Bees & Hives 423-253-2144
Two locked gun cabinets $100
each obo 423-505-4081
55 Gallon Plastic Barrels, clean
in good condition $12 each 4424319
Electronic door deadbolt with
keyless entry touchpad, new
$58 337-1791
Muscadine’s, Madisonville area,
you pick $8 gallon, already
picked $10 gallon 261-5115
Tippmann A-5 Paintball Gun $75
865-258-0111
Marlin 30-30 Gun $500 4423549, ask for Brian
Huge Area rug, good condition.
$50 404-5612
Intercut 8” Commercial Cutting
Knife for fabric, used very little
$250 442-5413
Wood blinds various sizes $25
each 836-0905 or 253-6000
Eddie Bauer infant car seat $25
519-8661
2 Baby Walkers, Matching
Stroller – 442-1010
Hawkin Black Powder Rifle, 50
caliber, unique, $180, Call Trent
(865) 318-0885
8’ Pool Table, slate top includes
cue pools, rack, 3 pool sticks
$200 obo 836-7874
New Basketball Game for pool,
still in box $50 (retails for $239)
337-4330
$300 worth of hardback Native
American books $100 253-7444
Brother Sewing Machine $65
371-5834
Beautiful White Wedding Dress,
size 18, sleeveless $250 obo
519-6905
ALF Collection $75 351-3975
Instyler, new still in the box, never
used, as seen on TV $100 in
stores, will take $60 423-3713132.
Two rough cut mantels, one
cedar, one walnut, cut over 2 yrs,
$200 each 351-7736
Hog for Sale: 350lbs 1 yr old, $1
per lb. on hoof live weight. 423887-5079 or 423-572-0503
Farm Fresh, cage free eggs $2
per dozen 884-2513 or 5192081
Open top take along baby
swing, blue $15 519-6039
Bouncy Seat with vibration, mint
green & white $12 519-6039
Preemie boy & girls clothes, call
for details 519-6039
1 Original Green Zebco Cardinal
Spinning Reel, extra spoil, extra
set bail springs $125 519-9898
45 Caliber Black Powder CVA
Optima, 3x9x32 scope $125
404-0961
Girls Johnny Jumper, pink $10
519-6039
Boys stroller $15 519-6039
3 months- 6 months girls clothes
$1 each 519-6039
Wedding dress, size 12 never
worn, $50 423-253-2374
Over 100 Ty Beanie Babies,
must buy all at $1 each. Very
nice! 420-9911 or 351-3874
Little girls red velvet Christmas
dresses $3 each or 2 for $5 4209911 or 351-3874
Vanity & Sink 25” wide x 19”
deep x 31” high $75 442-5252
Nice 2X men & women clothing,
clean, plastic bin included 5190144
Cowboy Boots for men, women
& children (used) great for
Christmas, call the Bootlegger
for details 519-0144
Alpine Tent 60”x98”, make an
offer 519-1397
Collectible glassware 253-7448
Baby Swing $15, 519-6039
Stroller $15,Jumper $10 5196039
10 Little girl sleepers, size 912mos $2 each 519-6039
4 Dress Suits with ties, size 36”
waist, size Large shirt, vest &
coat $100 each 423-333-9332
Moving Boxes 40+, all sizes $50
for all 570-855-0151 (Madisonville)
GOT
BUGS
Call McMurray
442-2437
Ch019
Collection of 200 Dolls, just in
time for Christmas, call for more
information 420-9911 or 3513874
Wedding Dress, size 12 $100
423-920-8841
Two 26” Mountain Bikes, 1 year
old $50 each 884-2208
Antique Underwood typewriter,
black, art deco style, 1918 $35
404-8611
Childs Daybed, white $100 8360905 or 253-6000
Dresses, size 20 519-7810
Beautiful Wedding Dress, size 4
$80 442-5809
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ClASSIFIEDS
MISCEllANEOUS
Hand Gun CF380ACP will trade
for 22 revolver magnum pistol
442-3755
Christmas Chenille Bedspread
(red & white) fits full or queen
$10 423-263-5823
Brown, White, Easter and Duck
eggs for sale. $2 a dozen, three
for $5. Call Nicholas at 442-1327
MOBIlE hOMES
3 Bedroom
w/Fireplace
$26843
Delivered
865-938-2041
Fixed Income
Land Owners
ZERO Down
LOW Payment
865-938-2051
Used 5 Bedroom
Doublewide
Never Lived In
Must Sell
865-947-6850
Used
Doublewide
$19,805
Delivered
to Your Land
3 Bedroom/ 2 Bath
865-938-2051
1994 3 bedroom
14x60 $13,914
Delivered to your
site - can do
septics
865-938-2051
4 Doublewides
UNDER $40,000!
30
NEW
DOUBLEWIDES
ON DISPLAY
Monroe County
Mobile homes
hwy 411 madisonville
442-9441
ALSO OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
2008 4 Bedroom
Doublewide
Must Sell
865-332-3650
2004 Doublewide
Will Move to
Your Site
ZERO DOWN
865-332-3650
ClASSIFIEDS
ClASSIFIEDS
MOBIlE hOMES
POOlS
MARTIN
2007 - 3BR/2BA
Clayton Doublewide
28’x48’ - Fireplace
One wall in the
kitchen is all Windows,
must be moved, like
new 423-519-0427
WE BUy USED SINGlE
AND DOUBlEWIDES
442-9441
1 year Old
Doublewide
Must Sell
865-332-3650
Madisonville, 1 + acre lot, level,
city water, asphalt street, Health
Department approved Doublewide or House, $18,500 Call
James at 519-0600
New home loans
Payments as low as
$400 a month!
zero down with land!
423-337-5992
MOTORCyClES & ATVS
2005 Custom Chopper, too
many details to list $12,500 obo
420-0380
2005 Texas Chopper Iron Horse
$14,500 obo 420-0380
1982 Yamaha Virago 750cc Motorcycle $4900 obo 442-3549,
ask for Brian
2 Sets of Motorcycle helmets,
one silver set and one black set
884-2878
2004 Artic Cat 400 automatic
4x4 winch, push button 4 wheels
drive $3500 423-420-1142
1993 Yamaha Dirt Bike 180 RT,
runs great, nice helmet included
$450 253-6875
MUSIC
Pools & Fence
wishes You a merrY christmas
& a haPPY new Year
All Pools & Fences will be 5%
off till December 30
Brad Martin
423-568-2006
423-829-4114
REAl ESTATE
1.51 acre lot for doublewide or
home, city water, asphalt street,
level, grass $18,500 James 5190600
For Sale or Lease: Madisonville
1900 sq. ft. 2BR/2B, game room,
sun room, large deck, 2 car detached garage, out building, professionally landscaped yard,
circle drive, owner finance or
lease. Call James 519-0600
SELL YOUR HOME
IN THE BUZZ!!
442-1635
Quaint Farm House on approx. 1 acre of land off of
County Rd 410, 4BR/2Ba, approx. 2500 sq.ft. Mature trees,
front porch, sun room, central
h/a, 2 outbuildings, just remodeled with new carpet,
hardwood floors, paint, etc.
Very private, backs up to farm
land. $124,900 obo. Call for an
appt 423-442-4607 or 865-8041370
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
Casiotone CT-102 Keyboard
TRUCkS, VANS
with stand $50 442-3198
& SUV
Percussion Drum $150 obo 4421996 GMC Suburban 4x4,
8588 or 442-2715
leather interior, power windows
Antique Kingsbury piano $100 and locks. 3rd seat, engine is
295-4251
454 7.4 liter Vortec, 195k Runs
Old Harmony 4-string Banjo with and looks great $3500 423-2612735
rejuvenator $150 519-4458
Old Record Player $150 obo 2001 Ford F-150 pickup truck,
new tires and in real good
887-3130
shape. Also a camper top to go
9 Piece Professional Gretsch with the bed. 423-836-4824
Yamaha Drum Set $1250 obo
1994 Ford Econoline 150 Van,
351-7452
great shape, call or text 423-305Yamaha PSR-190 Keyboard 3206 for more info. $1500
with stand $75 442-3198
1993 Toyota Previa Van, runs &
Yamaha Electric Keyboard $200 looks good, 225k miles, 26 mpg
$1,600 519-9078
865-235-3348
Yamaha Electric Keyboard with 2000 Dodge Dakota Quad Cab,
black & silver, gray interior,
stand $100 865-776-0933
power windows, 118k miles, tow
Ovation Guitar, non-electric $150 package, new paint job $5,900
442-5252
442-9996
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December 23, 2011
May The Spirit of
Christmas Abide
With You and Yours
Seaton Enterprises