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Peddler ADvantage
Peddler 731-644-9595
Toll Free 1-800-698-0234
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October 29, 2015
731-644-9595 • 800-698-0234 • 512 North Market Street • Paris, Tennessee 38242
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Volume XXXI
Thursday, October 29, 2015
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What’s Happening?
Trinity Potato & Salad Bar
Luncheon Friday, October 30, 11
a.m.-2 p.m., First United Methodist
Church located at 101 Blythe St. Tickets
are $10 and are available at Paris Florist
and The Toggery. Lunch will include
a potato, salad, dessert and drink. For
more information, please call 731-6426486 and leave a message. Sponsored
by Trinity United Methodist Church. 2nd Annual Paris Rotary Club
Chicken Cook Cooked using the
Lakeway IGA and Peddler ADvantage
Recipe Contest
Deadline: November 13th 2015
We’re looking for the Best Holiday Recipes to publish in our
“Santa’s Helper” special in November. One will be chosen
as “Santa’s Favorite” and the winner will receive a $25 Gift
Certificate to help with their holiday cooking from Lakeway
IGA. We’ll publish as many as possible. Deadline is November 13th, 2015. Christmas will be here before you know it, so
mail your best holiday recipes today! Mail recipes to:
Recipe Contest
512 North Market Street Paris, TN 38242
Or email recipes to us at: [email protected]
or fax to us at : 731-644-9970
Peddler 731-644-9595
Toll Free 1-800-698-0234
at 1371 Wildlife Drive in Springville,
TN. This event will feature roaring
fires, gorgeous views of Kentucky Lake,
live music, storytellers, hot cocoa and
tea cakes all free to the public. For
more information about this event and
the Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge
please call 731-642-2091.
Notice from McKenzie Mayor Jill
Holland If you live in the City of
famous “U.T. Method.” Pick up is
Saturday, October 31, 11 a.m. at PMB
parking lot located at 1075 Mineral
Wells Ave. Tickets are $6 per 1/2
chicken and can be purchased by calling
Brian Tusa at 731-644-1466. Proceeds
benefit Paris Rotary Club Scholarships. McKenzie, you may be receiving a
survey that will be used for grant
funds to make improvements in the
sewer system. It’s very important to
return the survey in order to qualify for
the much needed improvements and keep
our sewer and water rates affordable. All
information is confidential and will be
kept private.
Caroll County Humane Society
Halloween Bingo Party
Henry Volunteer Fire
Department Haunted Hayride
The Carroll County Humane Society
will host a HalloweenBingo and costume
contest on Saturday, October 31, 6-9
pm,at the Carroll Bank & Trust activities
building in Huntingdon. Rib and chicken
plates, pizza, snacks, desserts, drinks.
Prizes, $100 Walmart gift card grand
prize, costume contestfor adults, children
& pets and treats for the kids.
“Fireside Tunes and Tales”
The Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge
would like to invite the public to an
afternoon of sitting by the fireplace,
listening to music and stories while
sipping on a hot cup of cocoa. Sound
like a scene from a Norman Rockwell
painting? Actually the event called
“Fireside Tunes and Tales” will held
Saturday, November 7 from 1 p.m. to 4
p.m. at the refuge visitor center located
The Henry Volunteer Fire Department
will host a Haunted Hayride on Friday
and Saturday, October 30th and 31st,
from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The event will
take place at 55 Park Drive in Henry and
includes a haunted hayride, games, chili
dinner and trunk or treat. The cost for
ages 0 – 3 year old is free. Ages 4 – 12
are $5 and Ages 13 and up are $10. All
children 12 and under must be signed
in and signed out by an adult.All proceeds go toward safety equipment for the
Henry Volunteer Fire Department.
Premier Nissan Coat Drive
Premier Nissan in Paris is currently in
the middle of their 5th annual Coats for
Kids Drive. To donate, bring any
children’s coats to Premier Nissan, 300
Hwy. 77 in Paris. Royal Cleaners is providing dry cleaning of the coats and they
Peddler 731-644-9595
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The “deadline” for classifieds is Monday @ 4:30pm.
Have an event that
you would like to see
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Email your press release or
event information to:
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Kevin and Ann Buie welcome Chamber members to the monthly coffee that was
hosted at K and B Supplies for Success on Tuesday October 27th, 2015.
will be distributed to kids who need them
by the Family Resource Center. All sizes
young kids thru teenagers are accepted.
Call 642-0601 for more information.
Coats will be accepted until October 31st.
9th Annual Holly Jolly Electric
Christmas Parade
Registration for the Downtown Paris
Holly Jolly Electric Christmas Parade
has begun! Help Santa bring in
Christmas on Saturday, December 5th
at 5pm. Registration cost is $10 per
flot/vehicle. Contact the Downtown
Paris Association at 203 N. Fentress
St. in Paris to recieve an application.
All applications can be turned in at the
DPA Office or The Toggery (on the
court square). They may also be mailed
to: Downtown Paris Association, P.O.
Box 95, Paris, TN. Call the DPA at
731-653-PARIS with questions.
Annual Jakes Day
The Annual Jakes Day will be held
Saturday October 31st from 8am to
1pm at the Holly Fork Shooting Club
on Hwy. 79 N. There will be a big buck
and big doe contest. 1st place wins
$150, 2nd place wins $100, and 3rd
place wins $50. Winners also receive
a free framed picture of deer and free
mount donated by Head and Shoulders
Taxidermy.Other events going on during
Jakes Day includes BB gun shooting,
archery, still targets, calling contest, and
trap shoot. Trophies will be awarded
in each category. Over $1200 worth of
door prizes will be given away including
a Remington Youth Model 870 20 ga
shotgun. Free breakfast and lunch will
be provided and everyone gets a free
t-shirt. For more information call Henry
County Sheriff Monte Belew at 3364699.
Festival of Trees
The annual Festival of Trees sponsored
by the Downtown Paris Assoication is
scheduled to open Tuesday, December
8th, 2015 at the Heritage Center in Paris.
The contest is to Henry County all residents, businesses, schools and organizations. Applications for a tree are available now, pick one up at the DPA Office
at 203 N. Fentress St. You can also mail
the form to: Downtown Paris Association, P.O. Box 95, Paris, TN 38242. Call
the DPA at 731-653-PARIS for more
information. The deadline to enter is
Friday, November 13th.
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Highlights from the 10th Annual Spooktacular
The 10th Annual Spooktacular was held on the court square in
Downtown Paris on Saturday, October 24th.There were 16 booth
partners with games and activities. The Madrigals coordinated games
of Musical Chairs, Chopstick Races, and Chip Face Games. There
were about 75 participants in the Madrigal games and 150 in the
costume contests. The crowd throughout the afternoon totaled about a
thousand people.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
AA MEETS every Tuesday
and Saturday night at 8pm at
St. Mary’s Catholic Church in
Camden.
BIG SANDY TIRE - Now
Open! 160 Jay St. Selling all
brands and types of tires &
repair. 731-333-0845.
2 ND ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
Craft Show - Saturday,
November 7th, 8am-4pm in
the Gym of New Beginnings
Annex, 138 College Ave.,
Camden, TN. Lunch will be
served, baked goods for
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Beginning Annex. Vendors reserve a table call 731-4414756.
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Annual Bazaar & Luncheon
will be held November 6th
at the First United Methodist
Church in Paris. Lunch,
11am-1:30pm, serving quarter pound hot dogs, chili or
vegetable soup, dessert and
a drink for $7. Bazaar, 10am2pm, baked goods, casseroles, homemade jellies and
craft items for sale. Hope To
See You There!
BOOKS, HAND CRAFTED
Gift. Books & More, 1027
Mineral Wells Ave, Paris,
Sav-A-Lot Shopping Center,
731-924-2360.
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR - St.
Mary’s Catholic Church,
220 West. Main, Camden,
TN. Friday, November
6th, 9am-4pm, Saturday,
November 7th, 9am-2pm.
Lunch, baked goods, lots of
hand crafts and Christmas
items. For more info contact Pat, 731-584-6966.
FIRE SEASON: YOU MUST
HAVE A BURN PERMIT.
Permits are free. Call the
Forestry department at 731642-3808.
FREE ADMISSION to
the Comic Book Show,
Monday, November 2nd.,
3-8pm, Quality Inn, Sky
View Room, Paris, TN. Laya-way now available! For
more info call 731-3636209.
Peddler 731-644-9595
SEEKING CONTESTANTS
- 1st time or former “Great
Pretender” acts, for a benefit variety talent show, to
be held in the spring, for
the Caring Hearts Fund for
Cancer, anyone interested
call or text Patty at 1-865HALF-PRICED Children’s 958-6102. Paris Area. Can
Used Book Sale, 10am-3pm, lip sync, or sing with your act
Saturday, November 7th at by disc. (Costume required).
Kroger’s on Mineral Wells THE BENTON COUNTY
Ave., Paris. Sponsored by Genealogical Society meets
the Friends of the W. G. every fourth Thursday of
Rhea Public Library. Book
each month at 6:30 pm in
prices between 25¢ and $4.
the Tennessee Room of the
The Cat In The Hat will be
Benton County Library.
there giving out bookmarks
to everyone that buys a book! THE HENRY COUNTY
Archives & Genealogy
HE WAS BORN in shadow
but he will be shadow borne. Library need donations to
Shadow Born, book 1 of the purchase 20 chairs for the
Shadow Borne Chronicles is new Genealogy Room, locatavailable now. Only $3.99 on ed in Weston Hall at Grove.
Kindle. www.shadow-borne. Each chair will cost approximately $130. Those makcom
ing a donation will have an
INDOOR STORAGE Units engraved name plate in- secure, well-lit, weather- cluded on the back of your
proof. All sizes, reasonable chair. Contact Linda Dunlap
rates. Old Shirt Factory, 205 at 731-642-3638 or visit the
E. Washington St., Paris, Archives for more info.
731-363-8672.
THE LEGEND CRUISERS
JOIN PAUL, Sushi & Spring
Car Club meets at 6pm,
on the AEnigma Project as
the second Tuesday of the
they discuss the paranormonth at Country & Western
mal, close encounters with
Steak House in Camden.
the unusual and interactions
with the supernatural. www. TOTE BAGS made from dog,
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show Mondays, 8pm EST. $4 each. Can be seen at
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Mineral Wells Animal Clinic.
KARATE & SELF-DEFENSE Money goes to Dog House
instruction for teens and Rescue. 731-644-9216.
adults. Kajukenbo Concepts VOLUNTEERS are urgently
American Martial Arts, Call or needed to provide companvisit website, www.kajucon. ionship and caregiver relief
com, Dover (931) 232-9126. to hospice patients and their
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
at the Paris Henry
County Heritage Center.
Answering phones, greeting guests and other office
duties available. Call 731642-1030 for more information on how you can help!
families. If you have a caring
heart and can give one hour
a week of your time please
call Kim Bales @ 731-4077390 or [email protected]
ROBERTSON & SON
Backhoe & Dozer, landscaping, trenching, water line, sewer lines, gravel drive, basements & footers dug. Septic tanks & lines.
731-593-0519, cell 731-4418899.
NOW OPEN - DAVE’S
Barber Shop, 51 Bridge
Street, Big Sandy, TN.
(Next door to The Cuttin’
Corner). 731-333-0013. Hair
Cuts $10.
WE SELL & INSTALL antenna towers, poles and
accessories. We are you
Dish Network and DirecTV
local retailer. Call or come
by Beasley Antenna &
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Paris, 731-642-4077.
WEST TENNESSEE Hot Rod
Restoration and Fabrication.
Sell or trade. Motorcycles,
trikes, bikes, automobiles,
boats and more. Welding,
fabrication, frame-off restoration, custom painting &
graphics, custom auto body
and wood panels. Auto detailing, chrome service, custom built ProMod. Race Cars
& Dragsters. We’ll restore
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site preparation, demolition
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fire smoke, water & mildew damage repair. We install all types of flooring.
Will beat any responsible
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Estimates. 731-363-4338,
731-363-3341.
DAN THE HANDY MAN
- Decks, remodeling, light
electrical, plumbing, yard
work, hauling trash. No job
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GENE
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731-227-9782.
MENNONITECarpenter
35years
Experience.
RoomAdditions-RemodelingCUSTOM CHIMNEY CAPS V y n i l - S i d i n g - D e c k s - n - keeps squirrels, birds and Garages-Concrete-FlatWorkdebris out. For free estimates Sidewalks-Patios. U-buy the
call Custom Roofing 731- Materials, We do the Labor.
333-4337.
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and repairs. All types of Call Dave at 731-333-4941.
roofs. 16 years experience.
ANTIQUE
731-247-5349, 270-227- VANCE’S
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Specializing in hand stripROOF
REPAIRS
& ping and refinishing, reCOMPLETE NEW ROOFS, storing old finishes and
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painted metal, single ply art work. Also, lighting wirroof systems. 29 Years ing and cleaning. More
Experience! For Quality than 20 years restoration
Work call Carter Roofing, and collecting. By appoint731-247-3086.
ment only, Monday-Friday
STEVE
REYNOLDS 9am-5:30pm. 731-584-8122.
CONSTRUCTION. All types
PAINTING
of brick, block, stone & concrete work. Metal buildings FRESH COAT Painting since
& metal roofing. New homes, 1997, interior, exterior repaint
additions & remodeling. Free for holidays. Henry, Calloway
estimates. 36 years expe- counties. Staining, urethane,
rience. 731-644-0266, 731- floors, cabinets, references.
514-2725.
Ron Whitmer, 731-247-5519.
LAWN WORK
YOUNG PAINTER seekHAULING, LANDSCAPING, ing Work. Interior & exteriCUSTOM ROOFING. New PAINTED METAL ROOFS - leaf cleaning, gutters, elec- or. Whole room or just the
roofs, old roofs, metal roofs, installed the right way by trical, odd jobs, etc., Free trimming. Have referencrepairs. Guaranteed to beat experienced roofers. Call Estimates, Senior Discounts. es & tools. Free onsite estianyone’s price! Free esti- Dennis R. Carter for esti- Call Eric Piper 731-227- mates. Sunday-Friday 8-5.
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mates. Call 731-333-4337.
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731-363-0732 or 731-6426916.
DAVIS PAVING & SEALING
- Paving, sealing, gravel
hauling, driveways, parking
lots, more. Free estimates,
all work guaranteed. Paris,
TN 731-336-7558.
SITTING SERVICE
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR alternative in home care. We
provide a unique scope of
services ranging from personal care and homemaker
services to dementia care.
We help keep your loved
ones safe and sound at
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Gene 731-336-2049.
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TREE SERVICE
BOMAR LOGGING. Now
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or timber land top prices
paid cash up front or cut on
shares. For more info call
731-707-0050.0
CHRIS’S TRIMMING - master tree trimmer, 17 years experience. Low hourly rates
available, trim or take down
any tree. Licensed and insured. Call Chris Lambraia,
731-407-8847,
Crystal
Lambraia, 731-707-0811.
H&B TREE Service. Tree
Removal, Stump Removal,
Trimming & Topping. Bucket
Truck Service Available.
Reasonable Rates. Fully insured. 731-642-7178.
HOFFMAN’S LOGGING We cut veneer, hardwood,
pulp wood. We work with
local state forestry to help
manage your property. Free
references, free estimates.
Prices have increased! Call
731-644-5747.
Obituaries
PARIS
In loving memory of
In loving memory of
died on October 21, 2015
Brummitt-McKenzie Funeral
Home is in charge.
J.W. Carter
McEvoy Funeral Home
is in charge.
In loving memory of
Jesse Dean
died October 26, 2015
Ridgeway Funeral Home
is in charge.
In loving memory of
Mattie Lee Singleton Drew
is in charge.
In loving memory of
Marian Fox
McEvoy Funeral Home
is in charge.
In loving memory of
Martha Hobby
is in charge.
In loving memory of
Steven Smyth “Steve” King
McEvoy Funeral Home
is in charge.
In loving memory of
Philip A. McMurray
McEvoy Funeral Home
is in charge.
In loving memory of
Margaret Owen
is in charge.
In loving memory of
Brooke Webb
is in charge.
MCKENZIE
In loving memory of
Kevin Crocker
Home is in charge.
Martha Highfill
In loving memory of
James Hinton
Home is in charge.
CAMDEN
In loving memory of
Frank Crawley
Oakdale Funeral Home
is in charge.
In loving memory of
Sondra Jacoby
Oakdale Funeral Home
is in charge.
In loving memory of
John Utley
Stockdale-Malin Funeral Home
is in charge.
HUNTINGDON
In loving memory of
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Chase Funeral Home
is in charge.
In loving memory of
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Chase Funeral Home
is in charge.
In loving memory of
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Dilday-Carter Funeral Home
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is in charge.
In loving memory of
Madelyn Tippitt WiIliams
Chase Funeral Home
is in charge.
Sunday Services 8am, 9:30am, or 11 am
Youth Services: Wednesday Night 6:15pm
2500 E. Wood St. • Paris, TN
731-641-8822
Play “Dun-Found-It” for your chance to win tickets to the Parisian!Toll Free 1-800-698-0234
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Across
1) “And another thing....”
5) Clay pigeon tosser
9) Drive forward
14) Pro Football Hall of Famer Warren
15) Aboriginal Japanese
16) Oniony breakfast roll
17) First Mickey Mouse cartoon
20) Imprints, as in memory
21) Cowboy carnival
22) It might rock your world
23) The Buckeye State
25) “Welcome” bearer
28) Toronto-to-D.C. heading
29) ____ one’s time (waited)
31) Volleyball smash
33) Baseball miscue
34) Kid in a 1985 Donner flick
35) Flying vehicle
38) Backless sofas
39) Arab prince (Var.)
40) British pop star
41) Old French money
42) Andy Capp’s missus
45) Female pronoun
46) This one and that one
47) Marooned, in a way
49) Animated Simpson
52) Clever
53) Spirited debates
57) Small needle-and-scissor cases
58) First or second, on a car
59) ___ out a living
60) Joe of the Eagles
61) Icelandic epic
62) Vega’s constellation
Down
1) Impose, as a tax
2) Cappuccinos’ cousins
3) Coins, collectively
4) Moonfish
5) Keep ___ on (monitor)
6) ___ de Janeiro
7) Santa ___ winds
8) Foul-smelling
9) “What am ____?” (auction query)
10) 5,280 feet
11) Type of horse
12) Connecticut collegian
13) Caustic cleaning chemical
18) Eardrum, e.g.
19) Try to date
23) “Phew” inducer
24) President Hoover
26) Related
27) Driving range peg
30) Colored eye part
31) Bit of nonstandard grammar
32) Far from rich
33) And others, for short
34) “Glengarry ___ Ross”
35) Try not to be found
36) Completely redo
37) Maidservant
38) Morse code dash
41) Search for provisions
42) Lackey
43) Scrabble unit
44) City on the Black Sea
46) Night spot
48) Girder material
50) Name on many elevators
51) Go well together
53) Go chop-chop
54) Airport info, initially
55) Like many roses
56) ___ about (roam)
Peddler 731-644-9595
J. C.’S TREE SERVICE &
Landscaping. Tree trimming,
topping and removal. No
job too small. Fully insured.
Reasonable rates. Free estimates. Senior Citizen
Discount. 731-333-7775.
MOSELEY’S
STUMP
REMOVAL. 731-336-4594.
HELP WANTED
$800
“GUARANTEED”
WEEKLY - Mailing flyers
from home. For free packet.
Call 1-972-221-7035.
AVON REPS needed in
this area immediately.
Make money working from
home, setting your own
hours. Call or text 731-3369757.
NEED PART TIME Cook
and server. 20-30 hours per
week. Apply in person: Rose
Stone Retirement Center,
4089 Hwy 218 By-pass,
Paris.
WANTED OTR FLATBED
truck driver with good driving
record. 731-336-0339, 731593-0862.
APPLIANCES
6,057 Peddler readers will
be purchasing major Home
appliances this year. Call
today to place your ad.
731-644-9595
RV CHEST TYPE refrigerator/freezer ($1100 new),
$300. 864-360-3731.
TV HOME SERVICE. Repair
big screen TV at your home.
931-627-7848.
FURNITURE
12,914 of the Peddler readers will be purchasing furniture and home furnishings this year. Call today,
731-644-9595 to place your
ad.
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answers
about
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Licensed Sales Agent
(800)286-1193,
TTY 711
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affiliated companies, a
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organization with a
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Enrollment in the plan
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Toll Free 1-800-698-0234
BEAUTIFUL Mission-style
upright TV cabinet with folding doors - corner unit. Light
oak finish with Free Sony TV,
$350. 864-360-3731.
WHITE GLASS TOP cook
stove, works good, $125.
Older furniture for sale cheap! Bar type table and 4
bar stools, made of heavy
BEDROOM SUITE - Bassett, wood, $150. 2 seat bicycle,
solid oak, includes complete $200. 731-225-6551.
bed with mattress, head/footFREE PETS
board, night stand, dresser/mirror, chest of draw- FREE KITTENS -THREE
ers $1,000. White Cracker months old, four tabby, two
Barrell front porch rock- yellow, M/F. 731-352-5933.
er,, $50. Oak antique rockFREE TO GOOD HOME
er, $50. Spindle round din- 2 3 year old spayed feing room table, 4 captian’s
male cats. One calico and
chairs, $150. 865-985-6102,
the other dilute calico. 731Paris area.
247-5419.
DINING ROOM TABLE with
6 chairs, 2 leaves, table PETS & LIVESTOCK
pads, lighted china hutch, 2 DOG BOXES, one is
lighted corner hutch, and dry 45x40x24 & one is 38x22x24.
bar, $400. 731-336-3998.
Both have storage compartFULL SIZE mattress, box ments. Good for coon dogs
springs and frame, very or beagles. 731-213-2091.
good condition, $100. 731- AKC GOLDEN Retriever
593-5701.
puppies, ready for new
LARGE OAK ROLL Top
desk, with matching roller
chair, $450. Very nice china cabinet, $250. Fantastic
wood corner gun cabinet,
$250. 731-924-2741.
LAZYBOY Wing Back recliner with Chippendale
wood legs. Dark green upholstery, excellent condition, $150. 731-415-8465.
MATTRESS SALE! Come
by Beasley Antenna &
Satellite, 3000 E. Wood
St., Paris, 7:30-4:30 Mon.Fri., 8:00-12:00 Sat. 731642-4077.
MUST SELL - maple dining room hutch, $250 OBO.
Solid oak entertainment center, $100 OBO. Call for measurements. 731-336-1280.
homes. Pet Safe in-ground
fence, will fit 25 acres. 731584-1424.
AKC
REGISTERED
GERMAN
SHEPARD
PUPS - shots, wormed, vet
checked, German, big head
and big body, black and tan,
black and goldish-red. 731358-0143.
CORN FED BIRKSHIRE
HOGS - killing hogs. Good
BBQ hogs. Grass fed Angus
Beef. Bred gilts and pigs for
sale. Lesley, 731-336-1987.
DOG BOX - 2 dog, made
from aircraft aluminum, will
fit big and small pick, $150
OBO. 731-644-2824.
DOG GROOMING IN YOUR
HOME. We make house
calls! Reasonably priced,
NICE CHERRY Wardrobe,
one year old, could be used $45. Includes nail and ear
as entertainment center, cleaning. 731-822-3419.
$300. 731-593-5303.
FREE TO GOOD HOMES THERMA PEDIC queen donkeys for stock guardians
size flipable mattress and and or pets. 731-363-7609.
frame. Separate mahoga- GERMAN
SHEPARD
ny headboard & footboard. PUPPIES
AKC
Kitchen table with hidden REGISTERED,
100%
center leaf, 4 chairs & 2 German, born 8-17, shots
benches, all white legs. & wormed, $400. 731-335Chest of drawers. 6’ high
1952.
desk with cubby holes, etc.
731-227-9572.
GOOD QUALITY HAY - for
horses and cattle, square
TWIN CAPTAIN’S BED with
and round. 731-234-2093.
2 drawers, oak corner cabinet with curved glass doors. HAMPSHIRE BOAR Hog
Baby changing table, white. - 250 lbs., $125. 731-336731-924-2730, after 8am!
2534.
Hazel KY. Antique
District of America
12 Antique Stores with something for everybody!
Hwy. 641 N. on the TN-KY border
Largest Selection of
Advertising Signs & Pumps
in West TN & KY!
731-333-6475
HAY FOR SALE - $350/bale. NEW HOLLAND GRINDERY
Ryan Lindsey 336-6567 or Mixer, $2200. Heavy duty
Candace Lindsey 415-2647. log splitter with 13hp Honda,
LABRADOR & GOLDEN $1500. Both shed kept, very
Retrievers, multiple colors, good condition. 731-363males & females, AKC reg- 3356.
istered, shots & wormed, located in Camden, TN. $400 TATER HEAD CATCHER
each. 731-584-5037 or 901- - stand alone, $400. Used
569-6453.
once. 731-333-2732.
TRACTORS FOR SALE:
King 200 with tiller;
C-Farmall, new paint and
complete overhaul; g-Allis
Chalmers, new motor and
paint. 731-358-2510.
LAWN & GARDEN
EQUIPMENT
LEAF BLOWER - back pack
LABRADOR PUPPIES & The Peddler is on Facebook! Husqvarna 150ST, like new,
Golden Retriever puppies, Like us today to view the use one time, $165 OBO.
multiple colors, AKC regis- Peddler online!
731-644-2824.
tered, shots and wormed,
$400 each, located in
Camden, TN, 901-569-6453.
REGISTERED
POLLED
Hereford Bulls, service
ready. Steven Paschall 731247-3303, if no answer leave
message.
WANT TO BUY - AKC
Golden Retriever, 1 1/2 - 3
years old. 731-352-3252.
WILD ROSE KENNELS 740 Hwy 140 West, Puryear,
TN 38251. All 50 pound
bags: Adult Formula 26/18
- $34. High Energy, 24/20
- $30. Special Meal, 26/12
- $27. High Performance,
26/18 - $29. Maintenance
Plus, 22/12 - $28. 10 or
more bags $1 off per bag.
15 or more bags $1 of per
bag and free delivery within 20 miles of Puryear.
Please Call Ahead. Robert
- 731-420-6178 or Donna
270-205-0785.
FARM EQUIPMENT
ALLIS CHALMERS 190 gas
and implements, $4,500.
Refurbished, good condition. 1960’s tractor. 270-6357042.
COBEY HI SPEED Farm
Wagon Gear, grain box
14’x6.5’, $275. 731-6449040.
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October 29, 2015
ALLIS CHALMERS,
190 Gas & Implements,
$4500. Refurbished,
good condition.
1960s tractor
931-535-3970
SUPPER CLUB / NUTRITION CLASS
Come enjoy a FREE supper and learn how to prepare
healthy meals. Recipes for each dish will be available.
Thursday, November 5th at 6M
Paris Seventh Day Adventist Church
2335 Hwy. 641 N. | Paris, TN
We will demonstrate how to cut and prepare
butternut squash, and how to make moist cornbread dressing!
A free recipe book with 40 squash
recipes will be given out.
Door prizes include a
gift certificate to
Yoder’s Country Store.
For more Information Call 731-336-9205 or
email [email protected]
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731-642-1188
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October 29, 2015
24,036 Peddler readers
will be purchasing Lawn
& Garden products and
maintenance & landscaping this year. Call today
to place your ad. 731-6449595
FOR SALE BY OWNER - 2.2
REAL ESTATE FOR
acres, 3 lots, doublewide moRENT
bile home, well water, 5 miles
north of Bruceton. For more 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATHROOM
MOBILE HOME - All elecinfo - 731-593-5933.
tric, central heat/AC, beG I L B E R T tween Camden & Big Sandy.
SLAUGHTERHOUSE
$400 Deposit, $450/month.
Excellent for processing
Available Nov. 1st. 731-584deer, beef hogs. Building,
equipment, & aprroximatley 2026.
Peddler 731-644-9595
Toll Free 1-800-698-0234
TRAILER FOR RENT - 4
bedrooms, attached garage, new hard wood floors,
$475/month, $475 deposit.
75 Tanglewood, Paris. 33’
camper for rent, $150/week,
water & electric included, access to washer & dryer. 731363-5177.
WANT TO BUY
BUSHHOG TO pull behind
a 4-wheeler or lawn mower.
With 8 or 12 HP engine, electric start. 731-363-8716.
CASH PAID up to $25/box
for unexpired, sealed diabetic test strips! 1-day payment.
1-800-371-1136.
TRAILER
LOT
or
camper
lot
FOR SALE - PIANO. 731for
rent.
Water,
electric,
5
695-7481, 731-343-2491.
RECYCLE aluminum cans,
5 acre lot. Business ready to APARTMENTS FOR RENT
miles from Kentucky Lake. brass, copper, radiators,
start. Price Reduced. 731- with utilities included.
$150/month. 270-873-9013. stainless, aluminum and
REAL ESTATE FOR 642-1980.
Appliances furnished. No
SALE
TWO BEDROOM HOUSE - batteries. Copeland Metals,
2,870 Peddler readers will KENTUCKY LAKE LOT pets. Call 731-642-0505 to in New Condord, KY, appli- 2605 Hwy 69S, 731-642be purchasing real es- on water, electrical lines. make appointment.
ances included, built in ga- 1481.
tate this year. Call today Unrestricted. Campers, morage. 731-644-3004.
WANT TO BUY junk cars.
to place your ad. 731-644- bile homes OK. Near boat FARM LAND available for
lease
in
Benton
County.
Call
WANTING TO RENT 2 bed- Call 731-642-7589.
9595
ramp. Owner financing. Call
731-333-6071. No hunting.
room house or trailer outside
WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE 24.5 ACRES, HENRY, pond 731-220-8081.
of town between Dresden &
& Spring Creek borders Secluded 39 ACRES, 2 hous- FOR RENT - Mobile home
cars, trucks and farm tracMcKenzie, 731-336-3607
one side. Several building
tors. Call 731-247-3064.
near
KY
Lake,
2
bedroom,
es, 40x80 metal buildings,
sites. excellent hunting spot.
MOBILE
HOMES
1
bath.
Ready
to
move
in.
WANTS TO PURCHASE
$39,900 OBO (assessed at 35x40 ground level baseFOR SALE
MINERALS and other oil and
$57,500). Contact Julie at ment East End. Small pond. $400/month + deposit. 731Trails through woods, Turkey 363-3341.
A & D MOBILE HOME gas interests. Send details to
731-707-0113.
Services. We move mobile PO Box 13557 Denver, CO
& Deer. 731-644-7995.
HOUSE FOR RENT in homes, re-level and anchor 80201.
MODULAR HOME - fixer upper, 1250 sq. ft. with carport, SIXTEEN ACRES - land Cottage Grove, TN. Peaceful mobile homes, dispose of
secluded half acre lot, gas & wooded near river, good country setting, no indoor uninhabitable homes. Call
YARD SALES
electric, $35,000 OBO. No hunting, fishing, $2,000 per pets, references required, us now! 931-219-7260, 931ESTATE/
YARD SALE of
rent to own. 731-333-5476.
acre. 731-441-6000.
$500 deposit, $500/month. 209-9458.
the late Lavinia and Duward
731-782-3652.
MOBILE HOME - 14’x72’, 3 Snyder, inside at 300 Circle
B Cr., off Valleywood Dr.,
LOVELY 3 bedroom, 2 bath, bedroom/2 bath, furnished, in Paris, TN on Friday &
including
washer/dryer.
CHA, fireplace, in scenic
JACKPOT TOURS
Buyer must move. Paris Saturday, Nov. 6 & 7, from
Paris area. $775/month. No Landing, $8,000 OBO. 731- 8am-5pm. Furniture, applismoking. 805-272-8800, lo- 418-0146.
ances, dishes, collectibles,
[email protected]
Christmas, jewelry, clothes,
NEW 5BD 3BA, large dou- many old items a lot of misHORSESHOE & FITZ
ON THE LAKE - 30’ Camper, blewide with set up & brick cellaneous items. House for
Tickets $45, $25 Slot Play, 1 Free Buffet
all electric, screened in skirt, $74,995. Check out the sale - perfect location. 731Load bus in Paris 6:30am, McKenzie 7:00am, and Huntingdon 7:15am.
porch. Attached carport. deals at Easy Living Homes 693-3059.
WE’LL SAVE YOU A SEAT!
Beautiful area, shade trees, LLC <3 Way> Humboldt, Tn,
GARAGE SALE - Every
$350/month. 731-336-5957. 731-784-5033.
Saturday & Sunday, 690
W. C. MOBILE HOME Wright Rd., Camden, TN.
PRIME HUNTING Land for
SERVICE - We move molease, limited spaces avail- bile homes. Tires and axles, (Next to New Page Logging
able, call for details. 731- licensed and insured. 731- Yard). Boats & marine parts,
lawnmowers and parts, shop
336-7613, or 731-336-7612. 352-6065, 731-694-4096.
equipment, & lots more. Call
for more info, 731-220-2914.
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
CASINO TRIP
NOVEMBER 7TH
CALL 731-336-8057!
INDOOR FLEA MARKET Vendors Wanted, booths all sizes. Reasonable rates.
Old Shirt Factory, 205 E.
Washington St., Paris, 731363-8672.
BOATS
BOAT MOTOR REPAIR. All
brands. Free estimates. Call
Parker Marine, 731-6426569.
View the Peddler online on our Facebook page.
Peddler 731-644-9595
Toll Free 1-800-698-0234
ATTENTION
DUCK
HUNTERS - 17’ Stratus, 175
JP Evinrude, $2500. 35hp
Johnson, electric start, tiller
handle, short shaft, fresh rebuild, $1800. 65hp Johnson
& controls, $1200. 150 hp
Mercury, tilt & trim, $1700.
85hp Force, tilt, trim & controls, $1700. 75hp Mercury,
tilt, trim & controls, fresh rebuild, $2500. 50 hp Mariner,
tilt & trim, $1500. 48hp
Johnson special tilt & trim,
$2000. 150 hp Johnson, tilt,
trim & controls, fresh rebuild,
$2500. 115 hp Johnson, tilt,
trim & controls, fresh rebuilt,
$2700. 50 hp Mercury, tiller handle, long shaft, tilt &
trim, $1700. 140hp Looper
power head, good compression, $500. 50 hp Evinrude,
tilt & trim, $1200. 120 hop
Looper power head, good
compression, $500. 50 hp
Evinrude, $1000. 2 - 25 hp
Evinrudes, short shaft, tiller
handle, $700 each. 90 hp
Johnson tilt 7 trim, $1500.
470 Mercuriser, long block,
$500. 14’ 1978 Monarch
& trailer, 25 hp Evinrude,
$1800. 85hp Johnson, tilt
trim, controls, $2,500. 805889-3508.
WANT TO BUY OLD OR
BLOWN UP boat motors,
boats, or boat trailers. Call
Parker Marine 731-6426569.
RVS & CAMPERS
2000 VIKING POPUP
Camper, king & double
beds, 2 dinettes also make
beds, canvas in great shape,
$3150 cash. 731-642-7809.
2005 FLEETWOOD Gear
Box M-220FB Toy hauler, 26’
bumper pull, self-contained,
new tires, queen bed, 2 new
batteries, power jack, screen
room, TV, 5500 Oran generator, air comp, fuel station,
2 tanks, AM/FM stereo with
CD & outside speakers, (4) 2
way radios, remote spotlight,
checkerboard awning. Nice,
lots of extras, $13,700. 731697-2029.
2011 FOREST RIVER
Wildcat Extralite, 32’,
Bumper pull camper. 1/2
ton towable, outdoor kitchen, couples floor plan, comes
with 6’x12’ deck, very nice.
731-694-0259.
2012 5TH WHEEL Flagstaff
made by Forrest River, 32’,
3 slides, rear living area, automatic awning & rear jacks.
Like new, list for $49,000 only one trip to Florida. Will
sale $29,000. 731-584-2764
ext. 1.
MOTORHOME - 1987
Bounder by Fleetwood, 33ft,
clean, 75K miles, $5500
OBO. 270-978-0853 or 270753-4064.
TRAILER HITCH for 5th
wheel camper, gross weight
15K lbs. Pin weight is 3,750
lbs. Sold my camper, do not
need, $300 OBO. 731-3584359.
TRUCK CAMPER for sale
- 2013 Camplite model 8.5,
like new, used only 6 times.
731-363-2893.
MOTORCYCLES
2002 HONDA GOLDWING
Trike with lots of extras. Can’t
ride anymore due to health,
excellent condition, $18,000
OBO. 731-363-1910.
JOHN DEERE Big Buck 500,
4WD, real good condition,
new tires, $2850. 731-3360927.
TIRES, BATTERIES &
Service for all makes and
models of motorcycles at
2011 YAMAHA GRIZZLY
350cc, 4x4, auto, $4,000 Willoughby’s Cycle Shop,
OBO. 2011 Yamaha Raptor 731-642-9460.
90cc, $2,000 OBO. Both
AUTOS
nice, never in mud. Call 731‘07
FORD
FOCUS - power
247-6081.
steering, automatic transmisFOR SALE - 1999 DMW sion. 4 cyl, cold air, 32 mpg,
R1100RT Motorcycle; new sunroof, runs and drives real
battery, excellent condition, good. Good car, $2350. 73123,429 miles. 931-582-6956. 336-0927.
Our Dun-Found-It Winner
this week is:
Melanie Mitchell
Please come by the Peddler to receive
your certificate.
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October 29, 2015
11,838 NEW AND USED
cars will be purchased by
our readers this year. Call
today at 731-644-9595 to
place your ad.
1986 RED CORVETTE hardtop convertible, 48,380 miles,
$9,000. 731-336-8584.
1993 LUMINA - V6, auto, one
owner, low miles, dependable, $1,600. 1991 Crown
Victoria, V8, auto. 2 owners, nice car, $2,700. 731642-3075.
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Once you have found the symbols fill out the form below. Write the business name of the ad
you found the symbol in. We will take all the forms with correct answers and draw a winner
each week. Form must be filled out completely and returned to the Peddler office by noon
on the following Monday. Mail entry to: 512 North Market Street, Paris, TN 38242.
THIS WEEK’S WINNER WILL RECEIVE 2 TICKETS TO THE PARISIAN THEATRE.
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Mark Odor Removal
Contact us at: (931) 209-0430
For People with Allergies and Asthma
MarkDivinnieWillgreatlyreducethefactors
thataggravateallergiesandasthma
Remove Odors
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SanitizesAllSurfaces
DetoxifyfromPollutionintheAir
ReducesAllergens&Pollution
KillsMoldandMildew
Itonlytakesafewhours,andthereareNO
CHEMICALSusedinourprocess.Weemploy
anoxygen-enrichedprocessthruanozone
generatorthateliminatestheworstsmells,
allergens,andbacteriathatthreatensthe
healthofyouroccupants.
Early Bird Special
Upto3,000sq.ft.for
$175
1993 NISSAN SENTRA XE
- 4 cyl, auto, air. New tires,
brakes, alternator. Great gas
mileage. Dependable. Ready
to go, $2300. 731-642-3075.
1994
CONVERTIBLE
Mustang, turquoise, runs
great, no leaks, top only 2
years old. $3500. 270-9783349.
2001 TOYOTA COROLLA,
123K miles, power windows, cruise control, asking $2,995. 731-232-8590.
2005 PT CRUISER - less
than 100K miles, excellent
interior, good body, $4,000.
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cles, eating out. Would like knows what she wants and
good movie. So if you would
to meet SWF to age 60. Let’s doesn’t mind being in conNorth Market Street, Paris,
like to go dancing, singing, or
trol. PTP398
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outdoors, movies, eating out.
will not be mailed. PLEASE ter and send phone number imals, chocolate, laughI work on the river so eving,
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ery other month I get a lot
Smoker.
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coholics. I do not smoke but
will not be sent.
PTP395
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all. Want to travel. Must be friendship. Like quiet nights and snuggling. Looking for
these lonely times with. Age
around Paris and nice dress- at home. Must include phone someone to share those fun is not an issue. I like doing
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New to the area. Would
like to meet someone to do
things with. I like yard sales,
flea markets, antique malls,
etc. Looking for a friend, a
cup of coffee and a chat. I
don’t drink or smoke. I’m 62,
6’ and a good person. Will
answer all. PTP400
SWM looking for SWF, 1938, for fun and more. I’m 6’,
190 lbs, looking for slim female or one who has curves
in the right places. Send
picture and phone number with letter. Must be in
Henry or Carroll County areas. PTP406
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thunderstorms, a good ghost
story. Please send phone
number. Hippies a plus.
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SWM looking for SWF, 3940, with no kids for friendship
only. Must be nice looking.
Please send picture of yourself. PTP414
Attractive WBCF, 50, 170 lbs,
5’4, wants to meet someone
for companionship. Black
hair, brown eyes. Seeks single gentleman, 45-65, that
WF, 60’s, 5’6, 180 lbs, green goes to church and likes to
eyes, dark hair, seeking fish. Smoking ok. Include picWWM, 6’, 170 lbs, brown African American male, 55- ture. PTP416
65. Must be independent, enhair, blue eyes, seeking lady,
Wide-boned white woman,
joy the simple things, like
54, brown hair, 6’3, white
18 or older, who likes excit- blues music, old movies, 5’7, 175 lbs, brown hair, blue
guy. If you enjoy dining out, SWF, 33, mother of 2, just ing life, daredevil style, and
home cooked meals. I res- eyes, 69 years old, would
going to movies, rides in the relocated to Camden. Look
willing to relocate. I enjoy cue animals so animal friend- like to meet white man, 65car, long walks, being treat- for good Christian man that
ly is a plus. Will answer all. 74, no drugs or alcohol. I like
ed like a lady - then I’m your knows how to treat a la- the outdoors, cooking, grill- PTP415
flea markets, going to the
guy. Write and include phone dy. I’m 5’5, 135 lbs, brown ing out. No druggies or alcolake, eating out, taking walks
number. Age isn’t important hair, brown eyes. I love the holics. The skinnier the bet- SWF, 70 years old, 4’ 9” with that special someone.
to me. PTP401
outdoors, karaoke, meeting ter and looking for active, fun and 175 lbs. New in area PTP417
and would like a male friend
SWM, 65, own my home, new people. Life is too short relationship - long term or to date. Maybe coffee or a
debt free, not overweight. not to be happy. Looking for permanent. Any race. Please meal. No smoker or drinker
Outgoing and can carry on SWM, 30-45. I will answer send phone number. PTP413 and no drugs. PTP 446
a conversation easily on any all. PTP408
subject. I’m active and an
SWM looking for SWF, 55outdoors person. I would be
70, financially secure, norgenerous to the right female
who would be interested in mal weight and height. I love
spending a little time with auctions, the outdoors. I’m
me. I prefer slender women 6’, 210 lbs, non-smoker, nonand they must be attractive drinker. I’d love to have cofand clean. Age doesn’t mat- fee with you. PTP409
ter. PTP404
WWF would like to meet
SWF, early 40’s, looking for WM, 65-75. I don’t do drugs,
SWM or Native American. smoke or drink. I like gardenAge is not a big issue as long ing, cooking, antiques, boatas you are legal and up to 45 ing. If there are any honest
years old. I am a very car- gentlemen that would like to
ing person. I like movies, dinmeet me, I’m waiting to hear
ing out, flea markets. I like to
from you. No liars, drinkers,
travel but not drive. I’m lookdruggies or gold diggers. Will
ing for my dream guy - not a
answer all. PTP411
one night stand. PTP405
Your Weekly Love Horoscope
Aries
March 21-April 19
Taurus
April 20-May 20
Gemini
May 21-June 20
You may be accustomed to the repetitive waves of energy that periodically
surge through your life these days. But
the Moon’s current visit to your sign is
another reminder of the big changes
looming everywhere you turn. You are
experiencing a bit of a cosmic rollercoaster ride today and could be easily
overwhelmed by your emotions. Opening your heart to a friend might make
you feel uncomfortable at first, but will
ultimately calm your nerves and help
you reestablish your center. Everyone
needs someone to lean on sometimes.
Social commitments are stacking up
on your calendar, making you realize
that you don’t have much time to spare.
You may need to clarify your boundaries by saying no if you’ve managed to
spread yourself too thin. But it’s not that
you’re choosing to be antisocial; it’s
simply that you have too much on your
plate. Avoid unproductive distractions
now, even if you are feeling the urge
to escape your obligations. Focus on
your agenda and you’ll be through this
crunch sooner than you expect.
You want people to believe that you’re
eagerly embracing the future. You
might even pretend that all is perfect
in your world today, but you’re afraid
of being harshly judged if you admit to
holding onto the past. Although you’re
usually adept at steering clear of unnecessary emotional drama, your impulsive actions could inadvertently stir
up an uncomfortable level of intensity
now. Being honest about your fears is
the first step to resolving your insecurities. Revealing your vulnerability allows
others to know the real you.
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Cancer
June 21-July 22
Your urge to be spontaneous could be
constrained by memories of a past rejection that arise when you swing into
motion. Luckily, reviewing your personal history enables you to learn from
previous mistakes and push through
the current resistance. No matter what
happens, taking the initiative boosts
your self-esteem and gives you the
courage to ask for what you want. Act
on your feelings instead of just experiencing them so that the universe knows
you mean business.
Leo
July 23-August 22
A powerful surge of confidence inspires
you to put an untried idea into definitive motion. You can do nearly anything
you set your mind to while the Moon
lights up your adventurous 9th House
of Big Ideas. You have sufficient momentum to plan for the future, even if
you haven’t yet processed the unfolding dynamics of the present moment.
Fortunately, you don’t need to figure
out everything all at once; examine all
the angles while the universe works its
magic on your behalf.
Capricorn Aquarius
Virgo
August 23-September 22
You’re craving new experiences today,
but reality is telling you to hold your horses. You may be bound to promises you
made in a relationship, but something
happens that reawakens your desires
and re-energizes your passion for living.
However, you cannot just forget about
your commitments and sail off into the
sunset without letting others in on your
plans. It’s best to make drastic changes
on another day rather than turning your
life upside down now and regretting it
later.
Pisces
September 23-October 22
October 23-November 21
November 22-December 21
December 22-January 19
January 20-February 18
February 19-March 20
Defining the line between love and
codependency is particularly tricky
now, especially because making other
people happy comes so naturally to
you. The Moon’s emphasis on your 7th
House of Relationships highlights how
difficult it is to be completely yourself
today when someone else’s needs conflict with yours. Although honoring your
heart might create a ripple of stress at
first, it also makes you a better partner
in the long run. An equal amount of give
and take is essential for a happy and
healthy partnership.
You’re walking close to an emotional
edge today, but it’s wise to keep your
feelings to yourself. Your patience has
run out and you’re on the threshold of
doing something that you might later
regret. There may be too much at stake
to take an unnecessary risk now, so try
working off your anxiety through physical exercise or hard work. You’ll feel
much better if you channel your nervous tension into something positive that
you can be proud of at the end of the
day.
You are sorely tempted to gamble with
your heart because you’re feeling lucky
in love today. Maintaining a positive attitude is almost always a good rule to
follow, but your sunny optimism might
be too much of a good thing now.
Putting your feelings out there won’t
necessarily lead to failure, but choosing
a proven path improves your chances
for success even more. Give others
time to reflect on your disclosure; relaxing your expectations helps you avoid
unnecessary disappointment. Love is a
dance which can’t be rushed.
Although you possess an ambitious
plan to reach your goals, your foundation may be weak if you don’t trust
your perceptions. You might be so selfcritical now that you assume you can’t
sustain your productivity as you move
into unfamiliar territory. You could exhaust yourself before you reach your
destination if you are pushing too hard.
Paradoxically, slowing down today can
actually help you achieve success
quicker than you think. Whatever you
do, don’t stop believing in yourself.
You may be spinning your wheels today, distracted by one little thing after
another. However, karma gets you
every time you wander away from your
work and immediately sets you back
on track. You don’t have a lot of time to
waste if you want to complete the tasks
in front of you. Maintain clear intentions
and stay singularly focused on your
goals if you hope to accomplish everything on your list. Sadly, sometimes all
work and no play is the only solution.
You recently embarked on an exciting
new path, but you could encounter complications today as someone blocks your
way. In fact, the resistance you receive
might make you wonder if you’re headed
in the right direction. However, there’s
no reason to get discouraged; the current obstacles are meant to help you get
serious about your work rather than preventing any further progress. Don’t throw
in the towel now; your perseverance is
absolutely essential for bringing your
project into the future. Where there’s a
will, there’s a way.
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PERSON TO PERSON
SWM, 60, 5’9, 185 lbs, green
eyes, blondish-brown hair,
likes to cook, go to church,
flea markets. Want to share
my life with someone special. Looking for a relationship, long term, with lady,
45-65. I’m a non-smoker, no
drugs, light drinker. Will answer all. Send picture and
phone number. PTP418
SWF, 34, 6’, 220 lbs, looking for SWM, 34-45, to hang
out with and maybe more later. I enjoy motorcycles, fishing, trucks, car shows, drag
racing, and love animals.
PTP421
54 year old white male, 5’6,
150 lbs., looking for woman for long term relationship,
age 40-65. Please send picture and phone number.
PTP424
SWF, 57, medium build, lookSWWM looking for compan- ing for good guy, 50-65. My
ion, friend, lover, wife. I am hobbies are quilting, flow75, people say I could pass er and vegetable gardening,
for 60. Blond hair, blue eyes, fishing, and camping trips.
DWM, 48, enjoys the out- 5’9, 160 lbs. Don’t drink or Please write and include
doors, movies. Would like to do drugs. I am honest, kind, phone number. PTP425
and respect women. Looking
meet a good, honest woman
for a lady, 45-60. Write me, Please write and include
for a relationship. Interested
you won’t be disappointed. phone number. PTP425
in SWF or DWF, 35-50, for
PTP422
WWF, married 38 years, not
dinner and movie and see
what happens. Will respond SWF, 55, brown hair, hazel your usual 60’s senior lady. A
eyes, 5’7. I like to quilt, gar- Christian woman of faith and
to all. PTP419
den, read, all kinds of music, honesty who laughs often. I
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Taking The Pressure Off Cold Weather Driving
(NAPS)—Heavy
snow and slick ice
on the roads can
be a white-knuckle
experience for even
the most experienced drivers if the
automobile isn’t
properly outfitted
for the weather.
While knowing
proper driving techniques is important,
a good set of winter
tires can be the
difference between
getting where you
have to go safely
and feeling your
heart leap into your
throat as your car
slides through an
ice-covered intersection.
So what do you
need to know?
Here’s a list of
commonly asked
questions along
with answers to
help you understand how winter
tires can help you.
below this, the tire
compounds harden
tion to the typical
in the cold weather
studded tires of
and lose their abilthe ’60s and early
ity to grip. Winter
’70s. This new stud tires are designed
technology makes to provide grip in
colder temperathe tire extremely
tures. This is why
gentle on its drivthey’re “winter”
ing surface, even
tires, not “snow”
while its winter
tires—they provide
Now, there is little
difference between
a studded tire and a
winter tire without
studs. For instance,
Nokian Tyres, a
Finnish company
known for its expertise in developing and testing tires
in demanding
road wear in rela-
northern conditions, makes a
winter tire, the
Studded winter
Hakkapeliitta 8,
tires were once
that features a
perceived as loud
new tread pattern
and damaging to
with 50 percent
the road. However,
more studs than
through innovaits predecessor.
tions in studding
When compared to
technology, the
studded tires of the
noise and road
wear from the studs past, these modern
studded tires cause
have been greatly
only 20 percent
reduced.
grip properties are
better than ever
before.
snow. The tire
compounds are optimized to provide
grip even on dry
roads in weather
below 45° Fahrenheit. Also, winter
tread patterns are
designed to provide excellent grip
in icy and snowy
conditions.
an. “Winter tires
don’t just combat
snow and ice,
they’re specifically
designed and tested
to function better in
areas where temperatures can drop
down below freezing for months at a
time.”
What’s the difference between
“winter tires” and
“snow tires”?
Winter tires are
designed to work
in all winter conditions, not just
Can I use studded
winter tires?
I don’t get much
snow, so why
do I need snow
tires?
In general, nonwinter tires are designed for performance at 45° and
above. When used
in temperatures
increased safety in
cold, not just snow.
“The truth is,
winter tires are
engineered specifically to perform
most effectively in
harsh environments
where colder temperatures are the
norm,” said Bernie
Del Duca, president of North
America for Noki-
Can’t I just get
two winter tires?
While this used to
be the conventional
wisdom, this creates the hazardous
condition of having
one axle that has
grip while the other
does not, resulting in an increased
chance of a spinout.
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Modern winter tires
may wear unnecessarily quickly, particularly on coarse
spring roads and
Gas mileage
on hotter summer
typically dips in
roads. The wear
the winter due to
may be uneven as
several factors.
While winter tires well. Many tire
may contribute, the dealers offer storeffect is minimal;
age for off-season
a decrease in gas
tires, making seamileage often has
sonal tire changing
more to do with
easy for drivers.
winter gas, which
has special addiWhen should I
tives that affect engine performance. put on my winter
Roof racks and ski tires and when
boxes add aerodyshould I take
namic drag; these
can also affect gas them off?
mileage.
In the fall, once
temperatures are
consistently at
Can I drive my
45° or below, any
winter tires all
driver will benefit
from the grip of
year round?
winter tires. It may
Using winter tires
make sense to put
year round is not
them on a bit early
recommended.
Will winter tires
lower my gas
mileage?
to avoid the tire
changeover rush
that happens once
the first snowfall
hits. At the end of
the season, it’s best
to remove winter
tires once temperatures are consistently over 45°.
SUVs and 4X4s off
the road in the early season storms.
All-wheel-drive
and four-wheeldrive vehicles
benefit from winter
tires just as much
as front-wheeldrive vehicles do.
I have four-wheel
drive or all-wheel
drive so I don’t
need winter tires,
right?
How will winter
tires affect my
vehicle’s handling
and braking?
In general, dry
handling and brakAcceleration with
ing will be affected
original equipment only slightly when
tires in winter con- using winter tires
ditions is relatively but the gains in
easy to achieve
winter weather
with AWD and
safety are signifi4WD. The problem cant. The biggest
comes when there change in dry hanis a need to steer
dling and braking
or stop in a hurry
a driver could see
and the tires do not would be a move
grip. This is why
from a UHP (ultrayou see so many
high performance)
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summer tire to a
studded winter tire.
Learn More
For more facts on
tires and to locate a
local dealer, go to
www.nokiantires.
com.
Don’t let cold
weather get your
tires down. Get
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Winter Is Coming: Is Your Fuel Ready?
(NewsUSA) - Winter is coming -- and
that means it’s time
to store seasonal
tools and recreational equipment.
Safe, smart storage
of motorcycles,
RVs, power
equipment and
seasonal cars goes
a long way towards
keeping them at
their best to ensure
peak performance
remains in storage
during the winter
months needs to
be stabilized to
ensure easy starts
and full power in
the spring. Untreated fuel begins
to oxidize,
losing quality and
combustibility over
time, which leads
to engines that are
Fuel in gas-powhard to start or run
ered equipment that rough.
in the spring.
To keep the fuel in
gas-powered machines and equipment in peak shape
through winter
storage, consider
these three elements:
Time Is
the Enemy
within 30-45 days.
However, an
Draining gas from enzyme stabilizer,
power equipment
such as Star Tron
or cars is one way
Enzyme Fuel Treatto prevent gunk
ment, will stabilize
and debris from
forming, but it isn’t gasoline for up to
2 years. Star Tron
always a practical
solution. One alter- does much more
native -- add a fuel than simply sta-
Fuel
designed to work in
conjunction with
Some fuel stabiliz- pump-grade gas aders contain many of ditives to keep fuel
the same anticorro- fresh for maximum
performance in the
sion and
spring. Fresh fuel
antioxidant additive packs that are and
easy engine starts
already present in
pump-grade gas.
are better for fuel
Adding more of
economy, which
Formulation
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stabilizer. However, you need to
choose the right
treatment to ensure
maximum fuel
quality. In
general, ethanolblended gasoline
should be used
bilize; the unique
enzyme formula
also helps improve
fuel combustibility to ensure easy
starts, full power,
improved fuel
economy and decreased emissions.
these add-pack
compounds can
degrade fuel quality causing engines
to run rough and
smoky when they
are started after
winter storage. An
enzyme stabilizer is
means lower
emissions and less
environmental
impact. And it’s not
just for winter; an
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long.
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Winter Driving Poses
Special Challenges
(NewsUSA) - Car
owners might
maintain their vehicles to avoid
paying more in fuel
costs, but regular
maintenance also
means safer winter
driving. A summer
breakdown proves
inconvenient, but
mechanical problems on icy roads
can be deadly.
specified in your
manual -; more often if your driving
is mostly stop-andgo or consists
of frequent short
trips.
•
Flush and
refill your cooling
system as recommended. Check the
level, condition and
concentration of
the coolant periThe experts at the
non-profit National odically. Never
remove the radiator
Institute for Automotive Service
cap until the engine
Excellence (ASE), has thoroughly
which formed in
cooled.
1972 to improve
automotive service • Leave some
and repair, offer
jobs to the experts.
motorists the folA certified auto
lowing checklist to
technician can
ensure safe driving
check the tightness
this winter:
and condition of
drive belts, clamps,
• Read your
and hoses. ASEowner’s manual,
and follow the ser- certified technicians pass strict
vice schedules.
tests to prove
their expertise and
• Get engine
wear blue-anddriveability probwhite ASE shoullems, like hard
der insignia. For
starts, rough idling more information,
and stalling,
visit www.ase.com.
corrected at a good
repair shop. Cold
• Make sure the
weather will make
heater and defroster
existing problems
are in good
worse.
working condition.
A failed heating
• Replace dirty system will leave
passengers cold,
filters, includwhile a broken
ing your air, fuel
defroster can
and PCV filters.
dangerously reduce
Change your oil
and oil filter as
visibility.
•
Hire a technician to check
your battery. Only
professional equipment can detect
weak batteries.
Wear eye protection and rubber
gloves when cleaning off corrosion.
• Worn tires slip
easily, making vehicles more likely
to skid. Examine
tires for remaining
tread life, uneven
wearing and cupping, then check
the sidewalls for
cuts and nicks.
•
Check tire
pressure once a
month. Let the
tires “cool down”
before checking the
pressure. Rotate
as recommended.
Don’t forget your
spare, and be sure
the jack is in good
condition.
• Have your
vehicle’s exhaust
system examined
for leaks. The trunk
and floorboards
should be inspected
for small holes.
Exhaust fumes can
be deadly.
•
Keep a blanket,
shovel, flares and
some high-energy
snacks in the vehicle just in
case. And don’t
forget your cell
phone.
Tim at Peppers
Automotive
checking a
customer’s oil
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Safety Features in Your Car That
You May Not Know About
(StatePoint) Today’s vehicles
come with an
abundance of new
features and technologies that can
aid drivers, make
passengers more
comfortable and
provide real-time
information about
a vehicle’s health.
Most importantly,
many vehicle
technologies today
are designed with
safety in mind and
have the potential
to save lives.
“Technology can
be a game-changer
when it comes to
safety,” said Deborah A.P. Hersman,
president and CEO
of the National
Safety Council. “In
A recent Univerorder to fully recsity of Iowa study ognize the benefits
found 40 percent of of these new sysdrivers have been
tems, drivers need
startled or surprised to be aware of them
by something their and also understand
their limitations.”
vehicle has done
-- a troubling find- With this need in
ing given that car
mind, NSC partcrashes are a lead- nered with the
ing cause of preUniversity of Iowa
ventable death in
to launch “My
the United States.
Car Does What”
The trouble is, too
many drivers do
not realize these
features exist, or
know how to use
them to their full
potential.
-- a virtual owner’s
manual that demystifies the latest,
most cutting-edge
vehicle features.
The campaign’s
website, www.MyCarDoesWhat.org,
highlights technologies such as:
blind spot
• Forward collision
warnings that warn
drivers when they
are closing in on
the vehicle ahead
too quickly
• Automatic emergency braking
systems that apply
• Back-up cameras the brakes if the
that provide a view system detects an
of the blind zone
imminent collision
directly behind the
• Anti-lock braking
car when the vesystems that prehicle is in reverse
vent wheels from
• Blind spot moni- locking up, helping
tors that alert driv- to avoid unconers when sometrolled skidding
thing is in their
and providing some
steering control in
slippery conditions
signal is not activated.
• Adaptive cruise
control that maintains the speed set
by the driver and a
pre-set following
distance
“The driver will
always be a car’s
best safety feature;
no technology
today will change
that,” Hersman
said. “But these
features can help
mitigate errors
before they result
in deaths and injuries.”
• Rear cross traffic alerts that warn
drivers if traffic is
approaching from
the left or right
when the vehicle is
in reverse
• Lane departure
warnings that alert
drivers if they drift
into another lane
when the turn
For a full list of
vehicle safety
technologies, explanatory videos,
graphics and articles, visit MyCarDoesWhat.org.
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When The Rubber Hits The Road—Or Ice—This Winter,
Will You Be Ready?
(NAPS)—In
winter, it’s not just
about the precipitation on the road.
Tires get cold, too,
and when they’re
cold, all-season
tires don’t perform to their full
potential. In fact,
in temperatures as
cool as 45 degrees
or below, the rubber in all-season
tires gradually
hardens, leading
to decreased road
traction and less
grip, causing difficulty with braking and turning.
Winter tire safety
experts at Discount
Tire urge drivers to
consider their cold
weather climate;
if it is regularly
below 45 degrees,
it’s time for a set
of winter tires to
keep you and your
family safe on the
roads this year.
“Too often, motorists associate
winter tires with
only snow and ice,”
said Mark Marrufo
of Discount Tire.
“At Discount Tire,
we take winter tire
safety seriously and
know it’s important
for drivers to realize that all-season
tires can suffer performance issues on
any driving surface
when temperatures
drop below 45 degrees, snow or no
snow.”
Winter tires use
specially engineered tread rubber with enhanced
compound to add
the extra grip needed in winter driving conditions that
helps keep a car
safely in motion
the larger grooves
on all-season tires,
leading to dangerous skidding and
impaired braking.
without skidding
off the road. This
added grip provides
25 to 50 percent
more traction in
snow and ice than
regular all-season
tires. Tread design
in winter tires also
uses thousands
of extra traction
edges for exceptional grip in cold
weather driving
conditions where
ice, snow, slush
and water may be
present. What drivers may not realize
is precipitation can
actually pack in
1. Replace your
Five tire and road
safety tips for winter this year:
all-season tires
with superior cold
traction winter tires
if you regularly
drive in temperatures of 45 degrees
or below. Make
sure to replace all
four tires to avoid
an unsafe traction
mismatch.
long run. They pay
for themselves by
eliminating the cost
of changeovers at
the beginning and
end of the winter
season, and by
saving your expensive wheels from
the wear and tear
of ice, slush, snow
and salt.
3. Check tire
pressure regularly
and don’t forget to
check the spare.
Underinflated or
over-inflated tires
may result in poor
handling, uneven
2. Don’t forget
tread wear and
the wheels when
switching to winter poor fuel consumptires. Having a set tion. For every 10
degrees change in
of wheels specifitemperature, tire air
cally for your set
of winter tires will pressure changes 1
save money in the psi!
4. Rotate your tires
at least every 6,000
miles or earlier if
irregular or uneven
wear develops.
5. Make sure your
tire shop properly
torques the lug nuts
to the specifications
for your vehicle
when changing
over to winter tires.
For those drivers
unsure whether or
not winter tires are
necessary for their
vehicle, stop by
any Discount Tire
location for a free
safety inspection.
To locate a store
near you, schedule tire service
appointments or
search tires and
wheels by size,
brand and style—
or by vehicle year,
make and model—
visit www.discounttire.com.
Stay safe on the
roads this winter by
checking your tires
ahead of time.
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Avoid Breakdowns
During Holiday Travel
(NewsUSA) - Winter driving creates
special challenges,
which can only be
amplified by the
long trips many
Americans will
take over the holidays. To avoid
unexpected problems, Mom and
Dad should take
their vehicle to a
shop before they
herd the kids into
the car and head off
to grandma’s.
The professionals
at the nonprofit
National Institute
for Automotive
Service
Excellence (ASE)
offer the following
advice for motorists looking to pick
the right repair
shop.
- Start shopping
for a repair facility
before you need
one. You can make
better decisions
when you are not
rushed or in a
panic.
- Ask friends and
associates for their
recommendations. You may
be amazed at how
much
another person’s
experience can
help.
- Consult your
local consumer
organization(s)
regarding the reputation of the business.
Inquire about
complaints and the
rate of resolution of
complaints.
unusual leaks or
odors, smoke or
handling problems,
or carry a written
list to give to the
service consultant.
- Ask if the repair
facility specializes
in certain types of
repair
work.
methods of payment.
- Keep all of your
paperwork. Good
records will help
clear up problems
that may occur
later on in the vehicle’s life.
For more information, including sea- Look for signs of sonal car care tips,
business profesvisit www.ase.com.
sionalism in the
ASE was founded
customer service
in 1972 to improve
area such as civic, the quality of
community, or
automotive service
customer service
and repair through
awards.
the voluntary test- Look for a neat,
ing and certificawell organized fa- - Look for qualition of automotive
cility, with vehicles fied technicians as technicians. ASEin the parking lot
evidenced by trade- certified techniequal
school diplomas,
cians wear blue and
in value to your
certificates of
white ASE shoulown and modern
advanced course
der insignia and
equipment in the
work or on-going
carry credentials
service bays.
training, and indi- listing their exact
vidual technician
areas of certifica- Look for a courcertification by
tion. Their employteous staff, with a
ASE.
ers often display
service writer willthe blue and
ing to answer your - Look for policies white ASE sign.
questions. Be
regarding labor
prepared to derates, diagnostic
scribe any sympfees, guarantees
toms, like noises,
and acceptable
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Design installing
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