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MONDAy
Volume: XI Issue: 241
October 12, 2015
“Huffing” Driver Arrested Suspect Charged with Multiple Forgeries
Teen Seemed Endangered
Detectives’ Investigation Brings 14 Counts
A Monroe County
driver was taken off the
road on Friday, following a
rear-end collision with a
tow-truck while accompanied by a teenager in his
vehicle.
Charged by Tellico
Plains Police Patrol Officer Dalton Rinehart with
reckless endangerment
Law enforcement officers arrested a Monroe
County man on Friday, following a series of forged
checks at a local business
late last month and early
this month.
Charged by Madisonville Police Detective
Scott Hicks with seven
counts of forgery and
Henderlight
seven counts of theft was
Dustin James Martin, 34,
of County Farm Road,
Madisonville.
Hicks said he and other
officers were dispatched
to the business to investigate bad checks and found
Martin had written and
cashed several checks
(See Martin pg 3)
Martin
Schlafer Resigns from Rett Syndrome Awareness Month
Schools’ Central Office
(See Henderlight pg 5)
Third Official to Leave Administrative Post
The Monroe County Board of
Education federal programs administrator turned in his school
system central office resignation
on Friday, announcing he was leaving the cadre of Director of
Schools Tim Blankenship for a
similar position in his home territory of Cumberland County.
(See Schlafer pg 7)
911 Board Names New
Secretary and Treasurer
Monroe County Mayor Tim Yates proclaims October as “Rett Syndrome
Awareness Month” on Thursday, presenting a special proclamation to the
family of four-year-old Carly Teague. Rett Syndrome is a devastating neurodevelopment disorder that strikes baby girls and causes loss of speech
and hand control and trouble walking, plus seizures and scoliosis. Yates
said research was underway to find a cure for the condition and urged everyGreg Altum
only weeks ago, the Mon- one to support the efforts of creating a world without Rett Syndrome. From
After naming April roe County 911 Board left, mother Sally Teague, 18-month-old Connor, father Josh Teague, Carly,
White as its new director filled two more positions and Yates.
Smile of the Day!
at its monthly meeting on
Thursday.
Chairman Boyd Curtis
said the state was “getting
nit-picky” and now required a secretary and
treasurer for the board.
Harold Davis was nominated and approved as secretary
and
Road
Superintendent
Steve
Teague was selected as
treasurer.
(See 911 pg 10)
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OBITUARIES
BORDEN, MELVIN L., age
76, of Maryville, passed
away Friday morning, October 9, 2015 at the home
of his daughter, Marilyn
Hall. He retired from
ALCOA Aluminum Company. He was formerly a
teacher in Monroe County
for three years, was formerly employed by Watson
Lumber Company and Hiwassee Furniture Company. He was co-owner of
Borden’s Daylily Gardens
and was a member of Oak
Grove Baptist Church.
Melvin coached ball teams
for many years including
being the Pee Wee football
coach for three years at
Lanier Elementary and
Madisonville Elementary
Schools. He previously
served as the assistant girls
softball coach at Sequoyah
High School. Preceded in
death by parents, Harold
and
Gladys
Borden;
October 12, 2015
CHOATE,
BERTHA
MERLE WAYMAN, age
89, of Madisonville, widow
of Rev. Fred Robert
Choate, Sr., went to be with
the Lord 5:35 p.m. Saturday, October 10, 2015 at
Sweetwater Hospital. She
was a member of 411
Chapel Baptist Church.
She worked with children in
Sunday School for over 35
years. Preceded in death
by an infant son, Fred
Robert Choate, Jr. and parents, J.M. and Agnes
Choate. Survivors: children, Suzann and Randy
Hill; Mike and Linda Choate
all of Madisonville; grandchildren, David and Coleen
Choate,
of
Loudon,
Amanda and Jason Vance,
of Madisonville, Holly and
Kevin Kryter, of Lenoir City;
great
grandchildren,
Joshua and Andrew, Emily,
William, Anekin and Caden.
Funeral 7:00 p.m. Monday,
Biereley-Hale Chapel, Rev.
David
Choate,
Rev.
Michael McLemore officiating. Interment 11:00 a.m.
Tuesday, Sunset Cemetery. Family will receive
friends 5-7 p.m. Monday at
Biereley-Hale
Funeral
Home, Madisonville.
brother, James Borden.
Survivors: wife of 54 years,
Charlotte Borden; daughters and sons-in-law, Marilyn and Lee Hall, of Vonore,
Kim and Charlie Atkins, of
Madisonville, Angelia Borden and Joel Tatum, of
Vonore, sons and daughter-in-law, Tony and Penny
Borden, of Loganville, GA,
Jackie Borden, of Coleman, FL; grandchildren,
Chris Borden and wife,
Meghann of Oak Ridge,
Jennifer Kaylor and husband, Michael, of Vonore,
Sarah Burris, of Knoxville,
Tiffany Atkins, of Madisonville, Brittany Hall, of
Vonore, James Borden, of
Loganville, GA, Zachary
Borden, of Knoxville, Tristan Johnson, of Vonore;
great grandchildren, Dalton, Skylar, Abby, Layne,
Baylor, Bryson and Sophia;
sisters, Charlotte Arwood,
Patsy Moser; brothers,
Ronnie and Danny Borden.
Funeral 8:00 p.m. Sunday,
Biereley-Hale Chapel, Rev.
Rick Harris, Rev. Tommy
Self, Rev. Chris Farmer officiating. Interment 2:00
p.m. Monday, Oak Grove
Baptist Cemetery. Family
will receive friends 6-8 p.m.
Sunday at Biereley-Hale GRAY, MICHAEL WAYNE
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Preceded in death by
grandparents, Marshall and
Myrtle Dunsmore Campbell; and George and Minnie Shults Gray; infant
nephew, Patrick Dalton.
Survived by parents,
Charles and Louise Campbell Gray; sister, Pamela
Gray; brother, Brad Gray,
all of Philadelphia; several
Aunts, Uncles and cousins.
A memorial service will be
held 6:00 pm Sunday, October 18, 2015 at New
Macedonia Baptist Church,
with Rev. Gerald Lynn and
Rev. Bill White officiating.
Family will greet friends beginning at 4:00 p.m. Interment will be 11:00 a.m.
Monday, October, 19, at the
church cemetery. Arrangements provided by Loudon
Funeral Home.
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October 12, 2015
The Hitching Post
Marriage Licenses
October 2, Scott Allen
McKelvey, 29, of Madisonville to Sara Jessie
Lennex, 21, of Madisonville.
October 2, Tyler Ryan
Walters, 20, of Loudon to
Elizabeth Brooke Watson,
19 of Madisonville.
October 3, Gregory
Taylor Melton, 24, of Tellico Plains to Brittany
Ashton Daugherty, 21, of
Rockwood.
October 3, William Lee
Shubert, 46, of Madisonville to Allison Leann
Kitto, 48, of Madisonville.
October 3, Brent
Joseph Burris, 29, of Tellico Plains to Heather
Nicole McLemore, 28, of
of Tellico Plains.
October 3, Derrick
Scott Vernon, 24, of
Sweetwater to Jessica
Danielle Sturgill, 25 of
Sweetwater.
October 5, Christopher Warren Collier, 30 of
Sweetwater to Tonya Annette Palmer, 38, of Sweetwater.
October 5, Jonathan
Andrew Trentham, 30, of
Knoxville to Jennifer Ann
Robledo, 29, of Knoxville.
October 5, Justin
Wayne Ford, 36, of Madisonville to Carmen Nicole
Gates, 40, of Rossville
GA.
October 6, Samuel
Aaron Truman, 21, of
Sweetwater to Jessica
Dawn Franks, 20, of
Sweetwater.
October 6, Gannon
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Sweetwater to Taylor Beth
Hall, 20 of Englewood.
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Did YouKnow?
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Did you know that
some of our founding fathers had some remedial
problems? Take Tom Jefferson.
Although he wrote the
colonies’ Declaration of
Independence, he was a
suspect speller. Button
Gwinett of Georgia took
one look at the draft and
summoned Ben Franklin
to help Tom with his
grammatical difficulties.
Ben did just that and
edited the document. Button also suggested that
Pennsylvania
delegate
Timothy Matlack engross
the document. Matlack,
along with being a Red
Coat head whacker, was
an expert calligrapher and
had a British style of writing.
Of course, everyone in
1776 spoke with a dandy
THANK yOU
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British accent including
the lower colonies and before signing the document
as the president of the delegation, John Hancock
read it several times and
wanted changes made.
The majority said “No,
just sign the X@*#&$!
thing.”
Hancock then penned
his signature three times
the size of the others with
a flowing understatement.
By the way, some Noreastern lumberjacks were
among the first to fight for
independence. They called
themselves “Ethan’s Vermont Garson’s,” or as we
call them today, Ethan
Allen and the Green
Mountain Boys. These
axers could fight and make
some nice living room furniture too.
Jefferson was the
founder of the Jeffersonian style of government,
which afforded a more liberal, individual “state” control, while Alexander
Hamilton preferred a
more central-government
type of control.
Forget Tom’s dyslexic
spelling problems because
the guy bought a gazillion
acres from Napoleon for a
pittance and in 1803 sent
Army Rangers (Corps of
Discovery’s Lewis & Clark
and boys) on a quest of
Manifest Destiny unequaled by any acquisition
(except Seward’s purchase
of Alaska from the
Ruskies) before and since
and made sure we were
“shore to shining shore.”
By the way, the rangers
carried the latest in
firearms technology with
the “Kentucky Long Rifle”
(made in Pennsylvania)
and the most effective Indian pleaser (Tennessee
branch bourbon).
When the Corps returned to receive their
back pay, they found out
Congress was not exactly
flush with money. In fact,
it took until 1994 to pay
off the last soldier’s family.
The founding fathers had
their flaws, but gave us
some things we are forever
in their debt for, like your
home is your castle, guns,
bail, and divorce court.
Martin
(Continued from pg 1)
from September 26 to October 1.
The total amount of
the checks came to
$1,200, Hicks said.
The checks belonged
to a female victim, who
earlier reported them as
stolen. Martin made the
checks out to himself,
forged the victim’s name,
and cashed them at the
business.
The individual checks
were in the amounts of
$200, $200, $200, $100,
$200, $100, and $200.
Bond was set at
$30.000.
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Around The Globe
Two simultaneous explosions struck a Turkish
peace rally by Kurdish activists and opposition supporters in Ankara on
Saturday, killing at least 85
persons and wounding
hundreds of others in
what officials said were
suicide attacks. The rally
was intended to call for an
end to renewed violence
between Kurdish rebels
and Turkish security
forces.
Aviation safety authorities issued alerts to airlines flying in Iran and Iraq
and over the Caspian Sea
on Saturday, announcing
concerns about risks to
commercial flights operating in the conflict zones in
Syria. Officials in Baghdad, Tehran, and Damascus said there could be
serious risks amid the Russia’s long-range missile
strikes in support of President Bashar al-Assad’s
government.
In a show of military
might, North Korea’s military held a massive military parade through Kim
Il Sung Square in the heart
of Pyongyang on Saturday,
celebrating the 70th anniversary of the founding
of the ruling Workers’
Party of Korea. Little dictator Kim Jong Un spoke
of the strength of the
party and said the North
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stood ready to defend itself if ever provoked by
the United States.
Palestinians carried out
two stabbing attacks in
Jerusalem on Saturday before being shot dead by
police while two more
Palestinians were killed
during a violent demonstration near the Gaza
Strip. The deaths followed continuing violence
in a series of attacks
against Israeli citizens and
soldiers during the past
week.
China began to operate
two lighthouses on a reef
of a disputed island chain
in the South China Sea on
Saturday after completion
ceremonies took place a
day earlier for the 164foot-high structures. The
facilities, which straddle
the Spratly Islands, encompass one of the
world’s busiest shipping
lanes atop oil and natural
gas deposits that are additionally claimed by Taiwan,
Malaysia,
the
Philippines, Vietnam, and
Brunei.
An Army officer on
Saturday recommended
that Sergeant Bowe
Bergdahl face a lower-level
court martial and be
spared the possibility of
jail time for leaving his
post in Afghanistan. Mili-
tary prosecutors charged
Bergdahl in March with
desertion and misbehavior
toward the enemy, a
charge that could carry life
in prison.
And according to a
study by scientists at Oxford
University,
researchers said on Saturday
that one in three men in
China were likely to die
from tobacco use, especially the ones who began
smoking before the age of
20. Of the men who were
teens when they began the
habit, it was estimated
that half would likely die
from tobacco-related illnesses unless they stopped
using the plant immediately.
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October 12, 2015
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President
Obama
launched a video campaign on Saturday, extolling the benefits of the
newly minted Trans-Pacific Partnership trade
deal and saying the agreement would most benefit
American workers and
businesses. Opponents
and numerous Congressional lawmakers said the
deal would undermine the
American economy by allowing employers to ship
out domestic manufacturing jobs to low-wage nations.
At the same time, trying to distance herself
from the Obama administration, Hillary Clinton on
Saturday said she was “not
in favor” of the pact with
the Pacific Rim nations, a
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Wisconsin Representative Paul Ryan left Washington DC on Saturday,
heading for home and a
Green Bay Packers game
where he would get a
“breather” after receiving
“sustained pressure and
encouragement” from his
colleagues to run for
speaker of the House.
Members of the House almost unanimously agreed
that Ryan would be the
overwhelming choice following the resignation of
Speaker John Boehner at
the end of the month.
South Carolina governor Nikki Hailey warned
on Thursday that flooded
areas in the state could remain underwater for as
many as the next 12 days as
swollen rivers were expected to deliver more
water to low lying and
coastal areas. Heavy rain
returned on Saturday, delivering thunder, lightning,
and at least two more
inches of water amid 20
broken dams and other
destroyed highways, buildings, and infrastructure.
In Hawaii on Saturday,
a 25-year-old Oahu man
was bitten by a shark while
surfing off the northern
shore of the city, fighting
off the critter and suffering injuries to his hands
and the loss of a leg. Hospital officials said the victim was transported to
Queens Medical Center in
critical condition.
Fox News said on Saturday the new Diet Pepsi
that recently switched to
the artificial sweetener sucralose from the more
controversial aspartame
had begun eliciting words
like “yuck” and “undrinkable” from its loyal fan
base. Irate supporters hit
social media in recent
weeks showing their displeasure after Pepsi replaced aspartame in
August, trying to reverse
plunging industry wide
diet-soda sales.
And the Ninth U.S.
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could not copyright a series of centuries-old yoga
poses, saying it would be a
stretch to declare the series was Bikran’s “signature sequence.” Bikran
Choundhury assembled
26 poses of mainstream
yoga in a prescribed order
and called the sequence
unique when performed
in a room at 105 degrees,
naming it informally “hot
yoga.”
Henderlight
and driving under the influence, or DUI, was
Steven Allen Henderlight
II, 21, of Croft Road, Tellico Plains.
Rinehart said he was
dispatched to a two-vehi-
cle crash on Highway 68
around 8:30 p.m. and
found Henderlight unable
to speak in complete sentences. Henderlight said
he had rear-ended a tractor-trailer and it had kept
on moving without stopping.
However, Henderlight
actually hit a tow truck
and the truck had stopped
in the road, Rinehart said.
Monroe County Sheriff’s Sergeant John Acuff
administered
sobriety
tests and Rinehart said
Henderlight performed
the testing poorly.
Tellico Plains Police
Chief Russ Parks was on
scene and located an
empty bottle of Falcon
Dust-Off compressed-gas
duster. Henderlight admitted to huffing the contents hours earlier.
An 18-year-old female
was in Henderlight’s SUV,
Rinehart said.
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Guilty Pleas in General Sessions Court
And the Usual: Case Resets,
Grand Jury Waivers
Monroe County General Sessions Court had a
bit of it all this past Tuesday, plea bargains, grand
jury options, continuances, dismissals, and no
shows.
Daniel Bookout was
bound to the grand jury,
following a hearing on
Schedule II methamphetamine for resale and seventh offense driving on
revoked license.
Jimmy
Massingale
pleaded to driving under
the influence, or DUI,
and received 11 months, 29
days suspended, 48 hours
jail, and a $365 fine.
Patricia
Smith,
shoplifting, theft, pleas,
11/29 suspended, 40 hours
community service.
Crystal Scott, Schedule
IV drugs, plea, 11/29 suspended, $750; evading arrest, plea, 11/29 suspended,
$100.
Nicholas Standridge,
DUI2, plea to DUI, 11/29
suspended, 48 hours jail,
$365; suspended license,
plea, six months probation, 48 hours jail, $65.
Carri L. Gardner, identify theft, waived to grand
jury.
Jonathan Tony Best,
reckless endangerment,
plea, 11/29 suspended;
evading arrest, plea, 11/29
suspended, $600 restitution; auto theft, nolle.
Jonathan Slack, paraphernalia, plea, 11/29 suspended, $150.
Coy David Carter, marijuana, plea, 11/29 suspended, $250; domestic
assault, December 1.
Brittany Leann Carter,
DUI, plea, 11/29 sus-
pended, 48 hours jail,
$365.
Justin Hattery, felony
evading, revoked license,
evading arrest, waived
grand jury.
Susan Webb, suspended license no show.
Klain West, revoked license, plea, six months
probation, 48 hours jail,
$65.
William L. West, marijuana, waived grand jury.
Keesha Raper, theft,
plea, 11/29 suspended, five
days jail; marijuana, plea,
11/29 suspended, $750.
Donna Kay Seargeant,
aggravated assault, resisting arrest, non-emergency
911 calls, bound grand jury.
Agustin Lara, evading,
plea, 11/29 suspended, ten
days jail.
Lisa Long, public intoxication, or PI, plea, 30
days to serve.
Robert Justice, underage DUI, plea, 11/29 suspended, $365; suspended
license, plea, six months
probation, $65.
Jacob Farrar, domestic
assault, plea, 11/29 suspended, $100.
April
Burchfield,
shoplifting, plea, 11/29 suspended, eight hours community service, $250.
Donald Trew, felony
evading, suspended license, reset October 13.
Ryan Catledge, DUI2,
Schedule I ecstacy, marijuana, paraphernalia, October 13.
Tammy Garcia, false
report, disorderly, October 13.
Dorothy Underwood,
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paraphernalia, reckless
driving, October 27.
Steven White, Schedule II opana, November
10.
Joshua Witt, three
counts suspended license,
revoked license, all dismissed.
Adam McDaniel, 22
counts rape of child, November 10.
Ashley Miller, hydrocodone, Xanax, marijuana,
paraphernalia,
November 10.
Brandon Burns, hydrocodone, November 10.
Amos Frerichs, DUI,
plea to reckless driving, six
months probation, $50.
Oscar Terry Young,
evading, revoked license,
paraphernalia, meth, meth
for resale, driving while in
possession of meth, reckless driving, off-road vehicle on highway, alter VIN,
felony reckless endangerment, contraband, October 27.
Zona Lee Weese, meth
for resale, marijuana for
resale, November 3.
David Jacobs, revoked
license fourth offense, initiation meth process, unlawful police scanner,
paraphernalia, criminal
trespass, theft of services,
October 13.
Cody Jarvis, DUI, suspended license, no show.
Lisa Ann Keeton,
DUI2, November 3.
Aaron
Lovingood,,
theft over $1,000, nolle.
Jacqueline Witt, violation of probation, or VOP,
guilty; forgery, theft, dismissed..
Harvey Sledge, aggravated assault, October 13.
Brandon Sloan, theft,
VOP, October 13.
Joseph Stout, two
counts domestic assault,
October 13.
Charles McGuire, third
offense revoked license,
January 12; PI, dismissed.
Brandy Kay Moore,
fraud, conspiracy, theft, no
show.
Marvin Parker, aggravated assault, October 27.
Ashley
Patterson,
shoplifting, November 10.
Sarah Phelps, criminal
impersonation, December
15.
Lindsey
Harris,
shoplifting, trespassing,
dismissed.
Amber Holt, VOP, dis-
missed.
Sheila Holt, forgery,
shoplifting, December 15.
Barbara Giffen, DUI,
January 12.
Jeffery Goca, disorderly, dismissed.
Michael Gonzalez, aggravated assault, December 1.
Tammy Green, child
abuse neglect, January 19.
Noah Hamilton, DUI,
January 12.
Shane Carroll, aggravated domestic assault,
October 27.
Mary Filley, aggravated
domestic assault, April 12.
Brian Franklin, sex offender registry, October
13.
Amy Howarth, DUI3,
revoked license, November 10.
William Kinne, four
counts cruelty to animals,
dogs at large, November
24.
Billie Sue Mason, meth
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October 12, 2015
for resale, hydrocodone,
November 17.
Jeffery McCourry, aggravated domestic assault,
Schedule IV drugs, November 10.
Melissa Stringer, theft
of services, January 12.
Michael Thompson,
domestic assault, February
9.
Luke Butler, domestic
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Lonnie Queener, aggravated domestic assault,
December 15.
Chad Scrivner, evading,
false report, October 27.
Justin Carroll, DUI2,
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oxycodone, open container, paraphernalia, October 13.
Travis V. Carroll, burglary, theft over $10,000,
dismissed.
Rolando Chavez, meth
for resale, paraphernalia,
October 27.
Rhonda Givens, forgery, no show.
Melissa Ann Stringer,
theft over $60,000, January 12.
Gordon Watkins, reckless endangerment, December 15.
Mark Neeley and
Megan Neeley, opana, November 11.
Corey
Parkerson,
opana, November 11.
Kayla Neuhard, DUI,
October 13.
Cameron Rigsby, DUI
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Shannon Rosier, marijuana, theft, reckless driving, suspended license,
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Stephen
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Rock Rakes
Hay Wagon Running Gear
Aerators - Pluggers
Utility - Carhauler - Equipment
Gooseneck - Custom Orders
All DOT Legal - Breakaway Kit
New Tires and wheels
Repair, Parts and Service
Monday - Friday 7 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
2315 Hwy 11 South 337-2390 Sweetwater
Master Key Storage
of Tennessee, LLC
423-351-9797
Move-In Outdoor Special!
$10 off First Month w/Two Months Rental
1250 Highway 68, Sweetwater
Schlafer
Dan Schlafer became
the third top school employee to strep down from
the local system this year,
joining Nutrition Director
Kathy Davis, who left for
employment in the Blount
County school system,
and longtime central office employee Sharon
Benton, who announced
her retirement last month.
Schlafer said he would
become the federal programs director in the
Cumberland
County
school system, a position
that would seat him only
20 minutes from his
home.
“I’ve spent half of my
40-year career in Monroe
County,” said Schlafer. “It
has become a second
home. There are so many
special people here who
have filled my life with joy.
I’m deeply grateful for the
opportunity to serve our
community and will do
everything within my
power to ensure a smooth
transition.”
Schlafer said his last day
in Monroe County would
be Friday, October 23.
“The best and most
beautiful things in the
world cannot be seen
or even touched - they
must be felt with the
heart.”
~Helen Keller
FIND WHAT MOTIVATES yOU!
NEW!
yoga • Zumba • Line Dancing
AND TWO NEW CLASSES
Rebounding
Julie Thornton
Instructor
Limited space available
in some classes.
Call for more information.
Membership not required
NEW!
Pound
Gabby McConkey
Instructor
Silver Sneakers
Classes
SIX CLASSES PER WEEK!
Monday, Wednesday & Friday
8:30 A.M. - 9:30 A.M.
10:30 A.M. - 11:30 A.M.
423-420-1030
CELL 404-2908
These classes and gym may be
free under your insurance plan!
807 Englewood Road Madisonville
with Instructor Julie Thornton
With Instructor Sue Kromhout
Sloan’s

Hwy 411 At Citico Road • Vonore • 884-6499
www.sloansstore.com
Hours: Monday-Sunday 7 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Prices Effective: Monday, October 12
Thru Sunday, October 18, 2015
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
OUR SERVICES INCLUDE:
• Manufacturer Coupons
• Postage Stamps • W.I.C (FI) (CVV)
• Fax Service • $0.10 Photo Copies
FRESH MEAT SPECIALS
FRESH PRODUCE SPECIALS
Quantity Rights Reserved. Not Responsible For Typographical Errors. No Sales To Dealers At These Prices.
October 12, 2015
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Trading Places
No District Listed
John Judd Sr. etux
Debra Judd to Robert
Shaffer etux Christine
Shaffer $300,000.
Linda Flaitz to Craig
Pickerel etux etal Kelly
Robinson $227,500.
District 1
Jeffery Clayton Arden
etal Betty Annette Richeson, Joyce Arden Duggan
Houston Estate to Betty
Annette Richeson $0.
etal Betty Annette Richeson, Joyce Duggan Arden
Houston
Estate
to
William Arden etal Jeffery
Clayton Arden $0.
etal Jeffrey Clayton Arden,
Betty Annette Richeson,
Joyce Duggan Arden
Houston Estate to Jeffrey
Clayton Arden $0.
etal Betty Annette Richeson, Joyce Duggan Arden
Houston to Jeffery Clayton Arden $0.
Larry Lowell Russell to
Southeast Developments
Inc. $23,000.
Mark Purdy to David
Raper etux Debbie Raper
$8,000.
Arnold Weiss etal
Michael Miller, Patricia
Miller to Wilmington Savings Fund Society FSB etal
Christiana Trust BCAT
$75,000.
Houston Plemons to
Donna Torbett $132,000.
Houston Plemons to
Marshal Mitchell $24,200.
Houston Plemons to
Brennon Garrett $11,000.
Secretary of Veterans
Affairs to Lakeview Loan
Servicing $0.
Alan Purdy to Jerry
Wayne Jackson etux
Helen Marie Jackson
$20,000.
Richard Roy Owens Jr.
etal Richard Owens to
Edgar Harold Sands Jr.
$150.000.
District 2
Glen Leroy Madsen
Trustee etal Joanna Rouse
Madsen, Glen Leroy Co
Trustee, Joanna Rouse
Madsen Co Trustee, Madsen Family Revocable Living Living Trust to John
Eley etux Lucinda Eley
$270,000.
Deborah Green to
Christopher
Presley
$99,900.
Denzil Thies Jr. to
Denzil Thies Sr. etux
Roberta Thies $0.
Ritchie Kilpatrick Co
Trustee etal Roberta Kilpatrick Co Trustee, Kilpatrick Revocable Trust to
Roberta Kilpatrick $0.
Steven Benfield etux
etal Pamela Benfield, Neal
Antill, Cindy Antill to
Charles Cannon etux
Carol Cannon $23,000.
Lewis Gerald Daugherty Sr. etux Kathryn
Daugherty to Lewis Gerald Daugherty Jr. $2,000
District 3
Doyle Arp etux Beverly
Arp to Mark Meier etux
Christine Meier $195,000.
Linda Tallent to Timothy Tallent $5,000.
Fannie Mae etal Federal
National Mortgage Association PLLC, Wilson and
Associates to Jack Holcomb $25,000.
Mildred Arwood to
Loretta May Moody $0.
Wayne Moody etux
Jodi Moody to Without a
Paddle $475,000.
Douglas Carter etux
Pauline Carter to Charles
Adam Summitt etux
Melinda Nicole Summitt
$65,000.
Brian White Jr. to Brian
White Sr. etal Brian
White Jr. $0.
James
Richard
McLemore etal James
McLemore Sr., Jeraldean
McDaniel, Bobby Roger
McLemore to Bruce Naro
etux Lisa Naro $56,000.
David McMahan to
Lisa McMahan $0.
Elby Stehr to Ruby
Stehr $0.
Fred Van Pelt etux etal
Helen Van Pelt, Fred Van
Pelt to Timothy Williams
J. REED DIXON
Attorney At Law
General • Criminal • Civil
423-337-5054
701 N Oak Street
Sweetwater
One Block Behind Post Office
Vonore Baptist Church
IS NOW HIRING
INDIVIDUALS WHO
ARE GREAT WITH KIDS!
Part time positions available for
After School Program
2:30 - 6:30 Monday thru Friday.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Call The Church
423-884-6230
etal Frances Dokey
$218,000.
District 4
Mark
Jenkins
to
Kendra Blair etal Robert
Atkins,
Christopher
Atkins $98,000.
Susan Kazy etvir etal
Gary Kazy, Susan Irene
Kazy to Tonya Presley etal
Shawn Sanders $5,000.
Peoples Bank of East
Tennessee to Mary Jane
Saunders $ 200,000.
Donald Alwell to Barry
Montgomery etux Lynda
Montgomery $310,000.
James R. Scyphers etux
Patricia Scyphers to
Richard Babbitt etux
Monica Lynn Babbitt
$35,000.
District 5
Connie McRee etux
etal Betty McRee, Connie
McRee, Evan Franklin,
Chris Franklin to Evan
Franklin
etal
Chris
Franklin, Connie McRee,
Betty McRee $200,000.
John Roden Successor
Trustee etal John Roden
Trustee, Gary Roden Successor Trustee, Gary
Roden Trustee, William C.
Roden, William H. Roden
Jr. Trust Agreement,
William H. Roden Trust
to Dennis Plante etal Candace Plante $65,000.
Laverne Davis etal
Dennis Bilbrey Davis,
Shellie Mitchell, Mechelle
Mitchell, Nancy Miller,
Cherry Pamela Thomas,
Gladys Irene Davis Heirs,
Gladys Irene Davis Estate
to
Thomas
Russell
$60,000.
David Reed etux etal
Freida Reed, Wilda Taylor
Reed, Joan Chapman to
Carlo Dockery etux Kelley
Dockery $0.
911
Peggy Hickey, who had
been performing treasurer
duties, was approved to
continue her accounting
duties. She said that
Court Ordered
ESTATE AUCTION
THURSDAy, OCTOBER 15 12 NOON
Commercial Building, Madisonville
& Building Tract, Vonore
JACKie GRAY eSTATe
TRACT #1 – SALe SiTe (Bid STARTS AT $83,000)
• 112 College St. Madisonville
• Corner of College Street
& Warren Street
• 2160 Sq. Ft Building
• Central Heat/Air
• All Utilities Available
• Zoned C-3
• City Tax $166.10
• County Tax $632.45
• Storage Upstairs
• Loading Area
TRACT #2 – (No MiNiMuM, No ReSeRve)
• 2.95 acre Building Site • Asphalt County Rd.
• Near Lake
• 623 Clearview Rd.
• Vonore – Behind TASS
• Personal Property:
• Great Views
Stove/Oven, Dishwasher &
• Restricted
Buffet Side Table
• Utility Water
TERMS: A 10% Buyer’s premium in effect day of sale. Verification of
funds required. Real Estate - 25% down day of sale, balance with deed
20 days; Personal Property - Cash or Good Check, day of sale.
INSPECTION: INSPECTION: Visit our web site at www.c21howe.com or
www. Auctionzip.com Vonore - Plats on property or online. Madisonville
- Call Bill Howe at 423-519-9355 for a personal tour (currently rented).
Announcements day of sale supercede any written advertisement.
Rain or Shine, All Sales Final Day of Sale
For more information
www.c21howe.com or www.auctionzip.com
423-337-9355 • 800-337-9356
675 New Hwy 68 Sweetwater
Wm. E “Bill” Howe, Broker/Auctioneer
TAL#4476 Firm#1303
Howe Realty & Auction
Each office is independently owned and operated.
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October 12, 2015
budget figures from September were not complete
and she was unable to update the fiscal budget. For
the first two months of
2015-16, however, 18.9 percent of the expenses in the
$860,940 budget had
been used.
Teague said garbage
pickup fees had recently
been renegotiated and
would figure in the
budget. The amount of
$14,600 was moved from
the mortgage payment
category to the director’s
salary category. Curtis said
it was necessary because
former Director Clara
Hitson had unused vacation time that fell in the
present fiscal year.
Director April White
said a memorial in Hitson’s honor had been com-
MEETING NOTICE
Monroe County
Justice Committee
MONROE COUNTY JUSTICE
COMMITTEE WILL MEET
OCTOBER 20, 2015 4 P.M.
JPK CONFERENCE ROOM
pleted with an official dedication yet to come.
In other business, Curtis said a problem existed
with the current radio
equipment.
“We’re getting complaints,” he said. “People
can’t hear transmissions.”
After a discussion, the
board directed White to
contact Cartwright Communications and Find
Communications
and
seek the companies’ services.
Discussion also took
place regarding the implementation of Code Red, a
service that simultaneously alerts all communications to a major
emergency. The estimated
cost would be $16,000.
The
addition
of
weather alert would add
an additional $11,000 per
year. White said Code Red
was basically designed for
land lines. The matter was
tabled.
The purchase of a new
copier was approved. Curtis said the amount would
be under $5,000.
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
NON – RESIDENT
NOTICE
Application with FCC
for Transfer of License
On October 2, 2003, an application was filed with the FedIN THE PROBATE COURT
eral
Communications
FOR MONROE COUNTY,
Commission in Washington,
TENNESSEE
DC to transfer the license of
DOCKET #2015-045
radio station WRKQ from Beverly Broadcasting, LLC to
CRYSTAL DAWN RAGAN
Storm Front Communications,
and STEVEN L. RAGAN
LLC. Beverly Broadcasting is
PETITIONERS
owned by Michael and Sue
Beverly and Storm Front ComJENNIFER COGDILL
munications is owned by
RESPONDENT
Sheila Woolard, Carl R.
IN THE MATTER OF:
Woolard,
and
Nicholas
Woolard. A copy of this appliKATELYNN LASHAE
cation is available for public inCOGDILL
spection at the WRKQ Studios
Child under the age of 18
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEAR- at 880 Englewood Road,
ING BY THE PETITION FOR Madisonville, TN or online at
APPOINTMENT
OF wrkq.net. Comments on this
GUARDIAN THAT JENNIFER transfer may be made in writCOGDILL, THE MOTHER OF ing to the Federal CommunicaCommission,
THE RESPONDENT KATE- tions
LYNN LASHAE COGDILL, IS A Washington, DC 20554.
NON-RESIDENT OF THE
STATE OF TENNESSEE, “Start by doing
AND THAT PERSONAL SERVICE OF PROCESS CANNOT what's necessary;
BE HAD UPON HER, JENNIFER COGDILL, THERE- then do what's
FORE,
IS
HEREBY
REQUIRED TO SERVE AN- possible; and
SWER ON OR BEFORE THE
25TH DAY OF NOVEMBER suddenly you are
2015, THE SAME BEING 30
DAYS FROM THE LAST doing the
PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- impossible.”
TICE, UPON JAMES HARVEY
STUTTS, 306 EAST WALNUT
~Francis of Assisi
STREET, P.O. BOX 419,
SWEETWATER, TN 37874 ATTORNEY FOR THE PETITIONERS. FAILURE TO DO SO,
JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT
WILL BE TAKEN AGAINST
YOU FOR THE RELIEF DEMANDED IN THE COMPLAINT
AND A HEARING EX PARTE
CAN BE SET.
For Return or information
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
leading to return of
THAT THIS NOTICE BE PUBWHITE I PHONE 5S
LISHED FOR FOUR CONSECStolen From Student at
UTIVE WEEKS IN THE
Sequoyah High School on
MONROE COUNTY BUZZ.
Thursday, October 8
Call the BUZZ 442-1635
THIS THE 1ST DAY OF OCTOor
Message
on Facebook
BER 2015.
Monroe County BUZZ
TERESA A. CHOATE,
Black and tan female hunting
PROBATE CLERK
dog last seen near Smokey
Branch in Vonore. Goes by the
DONNA C. MCKENZIE,
name Lady. If found please call
PROBATE DEPUTY CLERK
423-295-2695.
Lost Great Dane last seen near
ISSUED THIS THE 1ST DAY
Mount Vernon area. White with
OF OCTOBER 2015.
black spots and white eyes. If
found please contact 423-442INSERT: October 5, 12, 19, 26, 8083 or 423-371-5031.Reward
offired.
2015.
Lost triangle rimmed cat-eyed
sunglasses with tan case from
the 1970's. Very special with
sentimental value. Lost from
baseball game in Greenback, if
found please call 865-705-7282.
CLASSIFIEDS
LOST & FOUND
REWARD
Sun Power Off Grid
Solar Power For
your Hunting Cabin
105 Warren Street Madisonville
423-241-256 SunPowerOffGrid.com
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CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIEDS
ANIMALS
ANIMALS
ANIMALS
APPLIANCES
6 Pitbull puppies. Bully breeds
are colby, rednose, and razors
edge am-staff. 2 males 4 females and parents available
$150-$200. 865-296-0768 or
865-657-3521.
AKC Registered Labrador retriever puppies for sale in Englewood. Chocolate, yellow and
caramel in color, first shots and
wormed twice $500 each. 859533-3359
or
e-mail
[email protected].
Male and female sugar
gliders/flying squirrels for sale.
Very gentle and tame $100 each
or $150 for both. 423-442-3549.
2 females and 2 males
Iredale/black and tan mix puppies 5 months old with shots and
wormed. 423-519-3621.
Chihuahua, rat terriers and rat
terrier/beagle mix, shots and
wormed $100 each your pick.
423-253-2398.
Boxer puppies. Registered, up to
date on shots, wormed and declawed $300 each. 295-4476.
Co-op Rhode Island Red Bluff
pullet and roosters, Co-op mix
bluff, game hens and roosters for
sale. Call for price 423-836-6311.
Jack Russell terrier, male, fixed,
shots and wormed. 10 months
old $100. 423-420-6431.
Baby Silkie chicks. $5. 865-3871479.
AKC registered Labrador retrievers are wormed with first shots.
Chocolate, black, yellow and
blonde. Mon and dad are on
sight. Available October 16, $300
each. 423-371-5748.
Bird cage with some accessories. $20 442-1327.
Pigs for sale. 295-2314.
Full grown Orpington mix rooster. $10. 865-387-1479.
3 male canaries, 2 months old
$50 each. 423-271-0837.
Chihuahua mix puppies for sale.
First shots and wormed,
black/white and brown/white $20
each. 865-466-4214.
Mother and three kittens. Free to
good home. Kittens are approximately 4 months old. Grey and
white, one kitten is stripped. 3513703.
Applehead male Chihuahua for
breeding, very smart $100 stud
fee or pick of litter. 423-371-1321
CLASSIFIEDS
LOST & FOUND
Found: Cow off Old Highway 68.
Please contact with description.
423-836-2273.
Reward for the return of a Doberman named Misty. No questions
asked. Last seen near Freeman
Lane in Madisonville on October
7. Approximatly 112 pounds.
Please call 423-442-2135.
ADOPTION
ADOPT:
My greatest wish is to
adopt a baby. A loving,
secure home awaits with
happy, financially secure,
educated woman.
Expenses paid.
Call Anne-Michele
1-877-246-1447
Text 516- 305-0144
or www.amadopt.info
ANIMALS
Two black and tan coonhounds
puppies. 6 weeks old. One male,
one female. $125 each. 4044170.
Rabbits for sale. Holland Lop,
Mini Rex (Velveteen), dwarf and
lionhead breeds. $10 each. 865274-9899.
Muscovy ducks for sale. 12 total,
all for $30. 423-519-9387.
Male Beagle hunting dog, needs
training. Black, white and tan in
color. He is one year old, up to
dates on shots and neutered
$100. 423-420-6341.
Female Jack Russell & Feist
mix, about 1 year old, not spade
Free or will trade. 423-371-0357.
October 12, 2015
Assorted aquariums: 5, 10, and
15 gallon tanks with assorted accessories. $1.00 per gallon or
$25 for all. 442-1327.
Free kittens to good homes.
Four available, all female. 2535510.
Black and tan pure bred blood
hound puppies for sale $125
each. Great bear or hog hunters.
865-466-4214.
Chihuahua Reindeer breed puppies for sale $100. Ready to go
October 16 with first shots and
wormed. Will hold with deposit.
423-337-1028.
Dachsund-Jack Russell mix.
One year old. $100.865-7055996.
Brown & blue AKC Yorkies, 12
weeks old. Up to dates on shots.
1 girl $350 and 2 males $300
each. 423-519-3363.
Daschund male pure bred, dark
red color, not neutered Free or
will trade. 423-371-0357.
SOLD!
UKC registered American leopard hound puppies. 12 weeks
old. Have shots and are very
healthy. $50 each. Call or text
404-3075.
4-year-old male Poodle, not
neutered and white in color
$200. 423-420-6341.
Labrador retriever puppies. AKC
registered, chocolate, yellow,
and black. 1st shots and
wormed. $600. 859-533-3359.
2 male Yorkies, one traditional,
one parti, vaccinated, wormed.
No papers $550 each. 3334593.
Full blood, 5-years-old, male
Yorkie. Very friendly, prefers females and children. Clothes, dog
food and accessories included
$200. 810-348-5050.
Chihuahua and fiest dogs for
sale. Ages range from 4 months
to 2 years. $100 a piece. 2952398.
Baby pigs for sale. 836-2046.
Pigmy goats for sale, tri-color.
$75 for billies & $100 for nannies.
423-253-3938.
Heavy duty dryer stainless steel
$175. 423-337-5474.
Small, white Kenmore upright
freezer with key. $175. 423-3513874.
Upright frost free freezer in good
condition $195. 941-713-9514.
Used GE dryer $100. 828-2306004.
Older model Maytag dishwasher
$50. Call or text 865-556-8491.
Older model Maytag dishwasher
White side by side GE refrigerator $200. 423-442-3102 or 423836-0256.
THE BUZZ 442-1635
Whirlpool front loader washer,
good condition. $200. 423-4058799.
Super plus, white Kenmore
dryer. $200. 423-351-3874.
APPLIANCES
Maytag washer and dryer $300.
423-519-4458.
Maytag washer heavy duty
$200. 423-337-5474.
Talking yellow naped Amazon Whirlpool drop in range with
parrot. 2 years old, includes 2 big black front and stainless steel
cages $650. 423-312-2388.
top, in good condition $200. 423Black and tan pomeranian. 4 337-5474.
years old. Not nuetered. $200. New ten cup Bunn coffee brewer
$75. 423-337-5474.
865-705-5996.
Mixed Pitt puppies $50. 423- Black side by side refrigerator
with glass like front and no ice
420-6596.
maker. Nice condition $175. 941B B red banties $20 a pair. 713-9514.
Guinea fowl 10 for $100. 423Commercial Ice cream freezer,
404-3027.
$1200. Contact Henry's Casual
Pit bull puppies that have been Café 442-2981.
wormed. $150 each. 865-2504314.
3 different sized bird cages.
$25 each. 423-442-6388.
AUTOMOBILES
TRUCKS & VANS
Assorted aquariums: 5, 10, and
15 gallon tanks with assorted accessories. $1.00 per gallon or
$25 for all. 442-1327.
SEATON
ENTERPRISES
APPLIANCES
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Looking to buy good used working reasonable priced appliances. 423-351-3874.
Used Maytag washer $125
OBO. 828-230-6004.
Good used appliances. Washer,
dryers & refrigerators $100 & up.
423-351-4319.
Champion heavy duty juice extractor, complete unit $195 OBO.
Ask for Marie 423-261-2039.
Refrigerator $225. Stove $225.
Microwave $50. Dishwasher
$100. Vacuum $125. 423-4427977.
Architect Series II Kitchen Aid
electric range, self cleaning,
good condition and all digital
controls. $250. 865-466-1127
Big gray dryer in good working
order. $200. 423-405-8799.
Seaton Enterprises
Sweetwater Recycling
2101 Old Niota Rd Athens
157 County Rd 323 Sweetwater
THE BUZZ 442-1635
423-745-9989
423-337-0028
Whirlpool washer, good condition $80. 423-442-5413.
1995 Geo Tracker. Nice condition. New tires. $2495. 253-7965
or 519-5569.
Silver 2004 Nissan 350 Z $7,000
firm. 423-836-4724.
1992 Nissan Maxima, 4 dr, 92K,
a/c, good condition $1600 423745-2416
1993 Toyota van. Runs and
looks great. 26 mpg. $1,650.
271-0665 or 519-9078.
Four good used 10-ply Cooper
truck tires size 245/75R16. 423351-7736.
2003 Dodge 3500 with 225k
miles, 5.9L Cummins Diesel engine, 5 speed transmission, 4x4,
all-power, husky liner floor mats.
Recently rebuilt front end with
new brakes, shocks, u-joints,
wheel bearings, and ball joints.
Custom built front bumper/ bushguard and nerf bars. Too many
add-ons to list. Call 337-6652 for
more info.
2006 Ford Lariat 4 door, 1
owner, new tires and covered
bed. Local truck with 130,000
miles for $15,000 OBO. 423519-8484.
THE BUZZ 442-1635
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CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIEDS
AUTOMOTIVE
CHILDCARE
ELECTRONICS
Auto Mechanic Service
Detail and Car Wash
423-836-1796.
Need a babysitter? Providing
day and night shift child care.
References available. 519-5881.
New asking price $2,900 for
2000 Toyota Four Runner four
wheel drive, blown cam seal,
otherwise runs like a top. You fix,
but hurry, at this price this bargain
won’t be around long. 423-5196666.
Nice 2001 Jeep Wrangler with
only 87,000 actual miles, soft top
and garage kept $10,995. 865776-0249.
Nissan Titan factory aluminum
alloy 18 inch wheels. Call for
price 423-836-6311.
1992 Jeep parts for sale. 423261-2426.
2 Michelin tires and wheels. Size
185/GOR-15. $40 for both
tire/wheel set. 423-404-3027.
2013 Ford Focus in excellent
condition, fully loaded with black
and tan interior and 46K. $9,995.
423-337-9749.
Over the rail bed liner with tailgate protector for short wide
truck bed $35. 423-539-5839
New Canon printer never used
$50. 371-1321 or 271-1744.
HP Deskjet printer 1010 $20.
Now enrolling for pre-school pro- 423-253-4872.
gram at First Presbyterian RCA 25 inch t.v. $30. 27 inch t.v.
Church Child Development Cen- $30. 423-519-7162.
ter at 601 Church Steet in V-Stream T.V. Dump your cable
Sweetwater. Development Pro- satellite today. No monthly fees.
gram is for children ages 2-5. Internet required. $250. Please
Please call 423-337-6082 be- leave message at 423-884tween the hours of 7:30 a.m. - 2752.
5:30 p.m.
Sharp 46 inch LCD table top flat
screen with surround sound system and DVD player included
$300. 423-442-3547.
Hewlett-Packard flat screen
and keyboard. $20. 836Pressure washing special of the monitor
week: Will pressure wash the 6251.
algae from the north side of your
house. Call for pricing. 836-6578.
100+ years old antique hand- Family Home Care Services
made bricks. $1 each. 404-4311.
CONSTRUCTION
& REMODELING
EMPLOyMENT
is hiring caregivers and CNAs in Sweet-
Woodworking material, table water, Madisonville, and Tellico Plains.
leaves, drawers, other finished $9.00/hr. Insurance benefits available
wood panels. $1-$2 each. 295after 90 days. Apply online www.fhc5916.
sllc.com or come by our office at 603
Old doors and windows. 404- Congress Pkwy N in Athens. Call Brandy
4311.
744-4674 with any inquiries.
Scalloped sink with vanity an
Dickey
McCay Insurance, one of
nice
faucet
$40.
423-519-6958.
4X8 camper top $100. 371-0774
Monroe County's largest indeOld barn wood all sizes & pendent agencies, is seeking 2
68 Car Care
lengths call for pricing. 404-4311. licensed P&C agents for off-site
Quality Service
3 covered church benches 15 commission & marketing of our
You Can Depend On
products. References a must.
feet. $35 each. 404-4311.
All Type Repairs on Foreign and
Call 423-253-3524 or e-mail
Used barn tin. $5 a sheet. 404-4311. djohnson@dickeymccayinsurDomestic Cars & Light Trucks
ance.com
ASE Certified
Cooper Services LLC is now
337-9751
taking apps. for 1st, 2nd, and
2805 New Hwy 68 Sweetwater
•Excavation & Trucking •Site Prep 3rd shifts for material handlers
and mobile equipment opera•Land Clearing •Road Building tors in Vonore. Background
Toyota Tacoma tracking factory
mags, six lug, used but in good
and drug screen required.
State Licensed Contractor check
condition. $350 for the set. 836Pay starts at $9.50/hr. Pick up
6311.
Call Mitchell or Gary
and return applications at The
113A Main Street in
Wheel covers, new, for Ford
253-4007 or 263-7001 BUZZ
Madisonville, send resumes to
pick-up, date inside 1975. $60
stair_julie@ yahoo.com or call
295-5916.
884-9124.
Canvas cover for Ford Pick-up
Looking for experienced CDL
truck $100. 423-442-1037.
driver and farm hand. Refer16x35 or larger rubber tarp $199.
MARBLE.GRANITE.CERAMIC.WOOD ences required please call 423423-442-1037.
253-4912.
KitChens, BAths, Floors And
WAlls, FireplACes, And shoWers
16 inch 8 lug heavy duty tire rim
HVAC INSTALLERS
in good condition $50. 351-7736.
licensed,insured,Guaranteed
Hamilton Environmental Inc.
Affordable
Installations
30 Years of Experience
Tom Carroll 865-201-8485
1954 Ford F100 lowered with
351 Cleveland engine, mild build
c4 automatic transmission, Ford
9” rear end, Mustang II disc
brake front end, factory heat/defrost. New floor mats, door seals,
exhaust, radiator and hoses, 15”
steel wheels, steering column/
shifter, BF Goodrich Long Trail
T/A Tour tires, and an aftermarket gauge cluster. Nearly perfect
interior. 17,000 OBO 337-6651.
1956 Crown Victoria two door,
hardtop, started restoration on
body $5,500. 423-519-5815.
2003 Ford Ranger, 4 cyl, a/c, 5
spd, short bed, mint condition,
$4200 423-745-2416
2 Bridgestone tires. T225/
60R17. In good condition. $30
for both. 253-3059.
Stall torque converter for 350
Turbo $200. 423-404-3027.
37 lengths (540') 1" PVC pipe, 10
lengths (200') 3/4" PVC pipe, 80
of 2" PVC pipe, all schedule 40.
$225 for all. 423-351-7736.
Jack’s Backhoe
& Septic Service
All types of
backhoe work
AND SERVICE TECHS
Looking for experienced
installers or service
technicians.
CLASSIFIEDS
EMPLOyMENT
EQUIPMENT & TOOLS
CNA/Caregiver-Quality of Life
Home Care is seeking compassionate, caring aides to assist
elderly or disabled adults with
daily living activities in their home
in Monroe, Loudon and McMinn
counties. Valid driver license, automobile insurance, pass a criminal background check required.
Please call (423) 836-9505 to
schedule an interview.
Black and Decker table saw,
good condition $50. 423-5193718.
Half inch drive air impact wrench
$80. 423-351-7736.
Now Hiring
Servers
at Classical Italian
Pizza, located in
Tellico Village
contact Vera
865-206-8865
SEEKING PROPANE
DELIVERy DRIVER
must have CDL and
Hazmat endorsement.
email: rmckimm@
thompsongas.com
423-253-3655
EOE
Now hiring house painters. Experience a plus. 423-519-2728.
United Methodist Church in
Sweetwater is now taking applications. Positions available for
pre-school ministries organization. Successful applicants are
subject to background checks.
Please drop off resume at 501
Church Street in Sweetwater or
fax to First Kids at First United
Methodist Church 423-337-5424
You may also contact Janet at
423-404-4885.
Local body shop now hiring for
the combination of any two of the
following, Auto Body Technician,
Auto Frame Technician, Auto
Painter. Must have 4 years experience and your own transportation. Pay depends on
experience and quality of work.
References are required. 423442-3860
2 school bus drivers needed with
a Class License, air brakes and
P&S endorsements. Paying
above average wages. 865-6800412 or 423-519-6631.
Pay dependent on
experience:
$15 - $21 hourly.
Retirement benefits
and paid vacation
423-442-5039
Vonore Baptist Church now hiring part time position for After
School Program. Hours are 2:30
to 6:30 Monday - Friday. Must be
good with children, for more info
please call 423-884-6230.
www.harrisheatingcooling.com
EQUIPMENT & TOOLS
Dental office seeking full time
front desk position with dental
experience preferred. Job duties
scheduling appoint423-404-0240 or 423-351-3752 include
ments, patient check in, phone
and simple accounting.
1940's house drop siding. Call reception
Knowledge of computer softfor pricing. 404-4311.
ware system Eaglesoft is an advantage as well as knowledge of
dental terminology. Proffesional
and courteous demeanor is essential. Mail resume to P.O. Box
398 Madisonville. TN 37354.
Drivers: Dedicated Lane. NoTouch Openings! $3000 SignOn
Bonus!
Excellent
Comprehensive Benefits! ClassA CDL 2 Years exp Call Penske
Logistics: 855-200-2883
CLASSIFIEDS
Heavy duty post driver $35. 423442-4729.
9HP Craftsman gas operated
wood chipper/shredder bought
used. Used once $195 OBO.
Ask for Marie 423-261-2039.
5HP air compressor $75. 423519-3718.
Milwaukee heavy duty electric
circular skill saw with blades and
concrete cutting discs $50. 423351-7736.
Portable generator 3250 new
condition $300. 423-442-6261.
EXERCISE EQUIPMENT
Lifestyler stationary bike $35.
423-253-4872.
Weider 148 weight bench with
weights $125. 423-337-5474.
Powerbooster weight machine.
Works upper and lower body.
Has plate weights up to 200
pounds. $140. 462-5055.
FOR RENT
PLEMONS RENTALS
2 BR 1 BA
Mobile Home
in Vonore
$400
rent/deposit
FOR
RENT
Utilities NOT included/ NO pets
423-442-8869
1BR Apartment for rent located
on Monroe Street in Madisonville. References required.
423-442-9793 or 423-253-5553.
2BR 1BA mobile home located
in Madisonville area. Appliances
furnished, $110 weekly and
$450 deposit. 423-519-1987.
Apartment for rent located in
Sweetwater. Includes electricity,
water, trash pick-up, pey friendly
with no deposit required. $200
weekly. Call or text 423-8366404.
3 BR trailer in Tellico Plains for
rent. $450 mo. $450 deposit. Call
between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. Monday-Friday, between 10 a.m. and
8 p.m. Saturday and after 1 p.m.
Sunday. 519-5380.
The Willows
New 2&3 Bedrooms
Apartments
$525-$625/month
washer & dryer hook-up,
refrigerator, microwave, stove,
dishwasher
423-442-1833
CLoverLeaf apartMents
1 Bedroom ..................................$440/month
2 Bedroom Townhouse.........$532/month
3 Bedroom Townhouse........$619/month
Rent Includes Water, Sewer,
Garbage, Playground, Picnic Area,
And On-Site Laundry Room.
Starting May 1: $15 off if rent is
paid by the 5th of the month.
For Qualified Tenants
Application on Site
For More Information Call
423-442-3333
HANDICAP UNITS AVAILABLE / EqUAL HOUSINg OPPORTUNITy
121 Cloverleaf Lane Madisonville
1BR Apartment for rent outside
Tellico Plains. Utilities paid. For
more information contact 423271-0231.
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CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIEDS
GUNS & AMMO
FOR RENT
FOR RENT
FURNITURE
DOGWOOD TErrAcE II
SEQUOYAH VILLAGE
ApArTmEnTS
1 Bedroom
Apartments Available
5625 square feet warehouse
with roll up door and power $950
monthly. Call James 423-5190600.
2BR Trailer for rent in Tellico
Plains $400 monthly, $400 deposit. No calls after 9 p.m. and no
texting please. 423-519-5380.
Matching couch and loveseat,
excellent condition. $500. 423351-3874.
Designed for any person
62 or older who meets
the income guidelines.
Rent based on income,
utilities furnished,
ground floor
apartments,
maintenance furnished.
423-337-3810
423-442-9190
EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY
2BR 1BA for rent, water and
trash included, located on Highway 72 West. References required and no pets. $425
monthly and $425 deposit. 423271-0428.
SPRINGBROOK
APARTMENTS
1 Bedroom apartments
designed for seniors age
62 or older who meet the
income requirements.
Utilities furnished, rent
based on income, ground
floor apartments, central
heat/air, maintenance and
yard work furnished.
423-884-6070
Equal Housing Opportunity
Handicap Units Available
1BR 1BA apartment for rent in
Sweetwater. Partly furnished
$160 weekly. 423-271-1017.
HOMESTEAD RENTALS
2 BR 1 BA Mobile Home
Vonore $400 monthly/deposit
2 BR 2 BA Mobile Home
Vonore $425 monthly/deposit
2 BR 1 BA MobileHome
Madisonville $325
monthly/deposit
Utilities NOT included/ NO pets
423-442-8869
2BR 1BA Apartment for rent located in Vonore. Appliances furnished with washer and dryer
hookup, new and never lived in
$675. Call James 423-5190600.
AFFORDABLE HOUSING
OLD SAyBROOK
APARTMENTS
1 & 2 Bedroom Apts.
Available, Appliances
furnished Maintenance
& yard work provided
Income limits apply.
529 Isbill Rd., Madisonville
423-442-2262
TDD: 1-800-848-0298
THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
PROVIDER AND EMPLOYER.
Equal Housing Opportunity
Handicap Units Available
2BR Trailer for rent in Athens
$400 monthly, $400 deposit. No
calls after 9 p.m. and no texting
please. 423-519-5380
3BR Trailer for rent located on
Reagan Valley Road $475
monthly, $475 deposit. No calls
after 9 p.m. and no texting
please. 423-519-5380.
FURNITURE
Full size mattress and box spring
$40. 423-836-4100.
Dining room table with 6 chairs
oblong oak $250. Coffee table &
2 end tables light solid wood
$150. Other things and more!
423-404-4077.
Good condition couch & love
seat both ends recline, brown
fabric call for price 423-371-9311.
Vintage liquor cabinet/bar with 4
drawers, serving tray, mirrored
background, shelf and 2 doors
in dark wood finish $150 OBO.
423-836-8434.
3 peice full size bedroom set with
box spring and mattress $275.
423-351-3874.
Two ladderback chairs with
woven seats in good condition.
Sturdy. $25 each. 442-2126.
Repurposed: old furniture, doors,
tailgates, headboards, barnwood, etc. Barnwood tables,
headboard benches, coffee and
end tables and different size
chests. 423-519-9898.
Several used 4-drawer legal filing cabinets $20-25 each. 828230-6004.
China cabinet with glass doors
and light. Cherry wood. Excellent
condition. Matching dinning
room table with 4 side chairs and
2 captain chairs also in excellent
condition. 295-5518
Hot-Point side by side refridgerator, works good looks good
$200. 423-519-4458.
Cherry wood bedroom suit for
sale. Headboard, footboard,
mattress & box spring with rails,
two nightstands, TV & TV stand
and dresser $300. 404-1621.
Queen size boxspring and mattress. $125. 371-0774
Glass display case $50. 865318-6557.
4pc mahogany table set with
slate top, 2 end tables, one coffee table with matching lamps.
$250. 865-640-5398.
Queen size cedar hand made
bed mattress & box spring $250.
423-371-1321 or 423-271-1744.
China cabinet for sale. Very
good condition with 2 glass
doors & storage in bottom. 423442-6013.
Big cedar wardrobe 74x40 real
nice $225. 423-519-4458.
Full size couch with 3 cushions,
comfortable and clean $150.
423-519-4458.
Loveseat couch $50. Round
table with 4 chairs $100. 423371-0774.
King size mattress box spring
$75 OBO 423-371-1321 or 423271-1744.
Loveseat. maroon and tan scalloped design, no rips or tears
$110. 423-253-4632.
Dining room table with 2 leaves
and six chairs. $150. 519-4458.
Solid oak dining room table and
chairs $200 OBO. 423-3103093.
King size mattress set, name
brand with dual pillow top extra
nice $200. 423-442-6013.
Oak entertainment center $75.
423-442-1037.
Old China hutch with glass doors
on top $100 OBO. 423-4423102.
Queen size mattress $35. 423351-7736.
Very nice queen size solid oak
bedroom suite, includes headboard, rails, mattress and box
spring, dresser with mirror and 2
night stands $400 OBO. 423310-3093.
Wrought iron kitchen table with 4
chairs, call for price. 423-2612787.
Used, but clean, queen size
boxspring and matress for sale.
Asking $125 Please inquire at
423-807-0593
Antique mission style oak plant
stand, 31 inches tall $37. No calls
after 6 p.m. 423-836-7432.
Bathroom garden tub, brand
new $75. 423-519-4732.
Full size box spring & mattress
$100. 423-519-0551.
2 wing back chairs, olive green.
423-442-3882.
Solid light oak finish round table
with 6 ladderback chairs great
condition $300. 423-442-4455.
Vintage outdoor porch table with
glass top 27x17x21x $18. No
calls after 6 p.m. 423-836-7432.
44 inch round glass top dining
room table with pretty ornate
base $75. 423-519-4732.
Computer armoire cabinet in excellent condition $140. 423-2952680.
Antique brass full size bed $50.
No calls after 6 p.m. 423-8367432.
Twin size bed frame $25. 423295-5518.
King size Beauty Rest mattress
and box spring real nice $100.
423-519-4458.
.22 LR Federal 50 rounds $11
and 325 rounds $65. 423-2534632.
THe BuZZ 442-1635
SOLD!
GUNS & AMMO
Benelli 12 gauge pump Super
Nova. $650. Other items also
available. 253-4632.
CLASSIFIEDS
HOME HEALTH
Hoveround electric wheelchair
with load ramp for sale. 1 year
old and used for approximately 2
hours. Asking $3,000 Please inquire at 423-337-1964
INFANT & CHILDREN
Glock 45 new in box with 5
magazines. $630. Other items
also available. 253-4632.
HEAT & COOLING
WHO yOU
GONNA CALL?
HEATBUSTERS!
$45 SERVICE CALLS
STALVEy’S
HEATING & AIR
3 in 1 toddler bed and crib, dark
wood and hardware included.
Mattress not included, $75 OBO.
423-836-8434.
Graco metro light stroller. $20.
836-6251.
INSULATION
Save On Energy Bills!
CR Spray Foam
INSULATION
Owner Chad Robbins
call or text
423-261-5382
Free Estimates
423-519-5802
www.crsprayfoam.com
Gas fireplace. $350 if interested.
371-5876 or cell 244-4148.
PRESSURE WASHING
SGT. PAUL
AQUA FORCE
HEAT & AIR CONDITIONING
NEW INSTALL-SERVICE - REPAIR
865-458-0655
FINANCINg AVAILABLE
PRESSURE
WASHING
Got Mold or Mildew?
PATIOS•RV’S•DRIVEWAYS & MORE!
FREE ESTIMATES
MICHAEL MOORE
423-404-3315
[email protected]
Jimmy Harris
442-5039
Comfort Zone portable elecrtic
heater within a wood cabinet.
Heats up to 1200 sqft, with remote control $90. 423-536-6073.
HOME CARE
LAWN & FARM
Cedar fence posts. 404-4311.
Boom pole heavy duty fits on
loader. Call for price. 371-7631.
ED’S TREE SERVICE
Licensed-Bonded-Insured
FREE ESTIMATES
24 HOUR EMERgENCy SERVICE
865-257-4804
423-253-4176
B AREFOOT
H OME
E NVIRONMENTAL
New Subsoiler 40 HP. Call for
price 371-7631.
Indoor • Outdoor Service Detail
CARPET SERVICE•HARDWOOD CARE
ExTERIOR POWERWASH HOME&DRIVE
L AWNCARE•AND MORE!
ASK US ABOUT MOBILE MAIDS!
Don Henderson
CALL US TODAY!
423-404-2424
Martinez
Drywall
Hang--Finish--Texture--Paint
Free Estimates
Honest Prices
423-368-8577
Stump King
DEEP Removal
All Surface Roots
Best equipped with
the Best Prices
423-442-4729
Firewood for sale, pick up - all
you can haul $45. Delivered $30 extra 423-519-7532
1978 480CK backhoe with extra
attachments. Excellent condition,
great for farm use. Call for price.
423-261-2787.
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CLASSIFIEDS
MISCELLANEOUS
MOBILE HOMES
REAL ESTATE
Blue Lake top crop green beans
for sale. 423-836-8284 or 423337-9787.
Miscellaneous comic books.
865-556-5674.
Beautiful Western Auto ladies
bike built in Lynchburg, TN in
1976. Antique $150. 423-3513430 call or text.
8 college books for sale including biology, Spanish 1, literature. All for $50. 420-0450.
Two new large lamps. $35 for
both. 423-442-2126.
Original Cardinal 3 spinning reel
$75. 423-519-9898.
Inversion table for stretching the
back $50. 423-442-4455.
Coca-Cola collection $200. 423442-1037.
Tote-N-Stor 15 gallon portable
holding tank, never used $50.
423-507-7881.
Wooden porch swing, seats 3.
$75. 423-253-4872.
3 seater porch swing great condition! $100. 423-442-1577.
Tekken acoustic guitar with built
in pick up and a custome design
Line Six Spider IV 120V and 15
watts. 423-519-6832.
Craftsman 12 gallon wet/dry
vacuume cleaner $45. 423-3517736
2 cemetery plots for sale located
at Notchy Creek Cemetery.
Please call for price 423-4429733 or 423-442-9488.
Real leather coat, black in color
with faux fur collar leading into
hood, size 16-18 $25. 423-2533059.
3 piece leather luggage set $35.
423-337-5600.
Mobile home give away! Doublewide must be removed from
propert immediately. 423-4429662.
2BR trailer. Has to be moved.
$5500. 519-5380. No calls before 9 a.m. or after 9 p.m.
3BR trailer. Has to be moved.
$7500. 519-5380 No calls before
9 a.m. or after 9 p.m.
CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIEDS
LAWN & FARM
Cub Cadet tractor mower. 54
inch cut. Water cooled radiator.
Yamaha motor. All new blades
and belts. $1,150. 519-3152.
Free range organic eggs. $2 per
dozen. 442-1327.
Glide trolling motor 37lb thrust
with foot pedals and bracketts
$195. 865-408-0118.
1990 40-inch John Deere mid
mount rotary mower fits lawn &
garden tractor #210, 212, 214,
216. $150. 423-253-7909.
Bean & tomato sticks. $0.25
each. 423-404-4311
Massey Ferguson tractor with industrial loader and front pump.
Call for price.371-7631.
Rubbermaid heavy duty fiberglass pull behind mower yard
trailer.35x47x11 $200. 519-5088.
Carpenter bee traps. $15 each.
836-3306.
Bush hog $200 or will trade. 423271-5699.
Round and square bales of hay
for sale. 423-519-3621.
Dry hay in Tellico Plains, 4X5
rolls $20 each. 423-337-1780 or
423-253-7617.
Tri-County
Tree Service
• Trimming • Cut Down
• Complete Tree & Stump Removal
•Bucket Truck & Chipper
20 years Experience • No Job Too Small •Licensed
Insured• Locally Owned
337-6298 or 404-5506
Plastic container with metal cage
measures 48x40x53 $75. 423271-1198 or 423-519-7156.
Mushroom compost for sale at
453 Summitt Road Vonore. 865577-0713.
Rotary mower 6 foot in good
shape. Call for price. 371-3761.
Hay for sale. Call Lee Yates at
865-206-7860.King size electric
blanket. Two new controls. Only
been used once. $75. 519-7162.
Hay for sale. Call Lee Yates at
865-206-7860.
MISCELLANEOUS
Ladies size 16-18 dress clothes
for all seasons. 519-4104.
Eureka steamer with pads $30.
423-536-6073.
50th Anniversary Edition Barbies
dolls, 1967 Twist and Turn Barbie, 1971 Malibu Barbie, both in
box and mint condition $40 both.
423-519-0144.
Ladies medium suede, fringed
chaps and matching jacket, blue
and gray. 423-519-0144.
Propane / Natural Gas stove
$200 or will trade for wood stove.
423-371-0357.
Covered swing in good condition
$75. 423-442-1577.
Brand new hand quilted quilt
$75. King comforter brow, navy,
olive paisley $50. 423-404-5239.
Dress pants size 36/30 $2, or
khakis $1. 423-404-5239.
Antique Fenton 2 stack fruit bowl
$65 423-442-2126.
70 pieces of clothing and tubs full
of misc. items $100. 836-4357.
MOBILE HOMES
MOTORCyCLES,
ATVS, & GO-KARTS
Honda Gold Wing Trike with
trailer. 88,000 miles very good
condition $11,000. 423-2534872.
Motorcycle helmets $20 each or
both for $35. 423-253-4872.
New HJC motorcycle helmet.
Silver. $45. 423-210-1986.
Body frame for go-kart. Has
rolling cage. $50. 561-0404.
2005 Kawasaki KFX 700 4wheeler, orange, one owner,
original tires, new plugs, new oil
filter, adjusted valves, garage
kept $3700. Serious inquiries
only. 865-399-1053.
2 motorcycle helmets $20 each.
423-333-9814.
2003 Honda Shadow Spirit with
6,500 original miles, only a 2
owner bike, garage kept in good
condition $3,200 OBO. 423-4042381.
MUSIC
Casio keyboard with 51 rhythms,
100 tones, 100 songs bank,
plays good and sounds good
$100. 423-519-4458.
Vintage Collegiate parlor guitar
$175. 423-519-9898.
Rogue bass guitar $60. 423519-9898.
POOLS
New
3BR 2BA home
$21,900
865-938-2041
oakwoodofknoxville.com
MARTIN
Pools & Fence
THINKING OF A NEW POOL OR FENCE?
CALL US BEFORE MATERIAL PRICES GO UP
Free estimates
Brad Martin
423-568-2006
423-829-4114
PAUL BROTHERS
Pools & Fence
Maintenance & Repair
25Years of Experience
Free Estimates
420-0089
New
3BR Doublewide
$37,641
865-938-2041
oakwoodofknoxville.com
REAL ESTATE
MADISONVILLE
Mountain Valley Estates
FoR SALe
BY oWNeR
$174,900
3 bedroom/ 2 bath house
for sale on 0.5 acre in in
Madisonville.
2 car
garage, hardwood and tile
floors, vaulted ceilings,
large back deck with great
mountain views, stainless
steel appliances, walk out
crawl space 423-836-3639
For Sale: In Tellico Plains 8.98
acres, city water, power, county
road, restricted against single
wide mobile homes. Very nice
building site. $39,900 Norman
Lee Real Estate. Ask for James
519-0600 O/A.
16x73 2BR 2BA with fireplace on
5.4 acres with 2 metal building, 1
shed on Fairview Drive. Very private. $58,000 negotiable. 423442-9192 or 423-371-5264.
2BR 1BA brick rancher on 7.72
acres on Ballplay Road in Madisonville. $137,500. Has bonus
room and 1 car carport. 100 % financing WAC. No rental or
owner financing. Call, text Tracy
Bagley 423 337-2499 or Joni
Powell 423 519-8312 East Tennessee Properties LLC 423 4535722. mls # 924332
20 acres for sale in the country
with old house, barn and workshop. Well water, plenty of
springs and a cave for $79,000.
423-442-9582.
Mountain cabin near
Green Cove/Tellico.
Half acre lot on creek.
423-887-3719
1 acre lot to build on for sale.
Good space for 2 homes or 2
doublewides. Sweetwater area
with city water, sewer and natural
gas. Package deals available
with local mobile home dealer.
Call after 1 p.m. 423-337-6073.
Large lot for sale or will trade for
motor home of equal value
$10,000 - $12,000. 423-4429582.
House for sale located in Sweetwater on Grant Street. 2B 1B on
corner lot, newly remodeled with
nice, large back deck. $50,000.
423-519-5658.
1989 14X70 mobile home for
sale in Madisonville $4,000.
Must move. 423-351-4948
4.37 acres and 4.64 acres for
sale on Niles Ferry Road and
7.77 acres for sale on Mason
Road. $45,000 each OBO. 423295-2124.
For all your Real Estate needs
Call Danny Best
Cell 836-0836
Office 746-0227
580 S. Congress Pkwy
Athens, TN 37303
4BR 2BA house for sale in
Madisonville with city and water
sewer. 1500+ square feet, new
construction $139,900. 423-2101044 or 423-519-8159.
CLASSIFIEDS
REAL ESTATE
Commercial building located in
Madisonville at the intersection of
Highway 68 and Isbill Road at
stoplight. 2400 square feet for
sale or lease. Call James 423519-0600.
2BR 1BA house on lot in Niota
$67,500. 100% financing WAC
no owner financing, Call or text
Tracy Bagley 423 337-2499 or
Joni Powell 423 519-8312 East
Tennessee Properties LLC 423
453-5722 mls # 917688
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
SPORTING GOODS
Lifetime adjustable basketball
goal $65. 423-519-7891.
26 inch male bicycle $40, 26 female bicycle $40. 423-442-4455.
All leather saddle. Two leather
bridles, one leather halter and
one saddle blanket. $225 for
everything. 423-337-5474.
Girls Mongoose Fling 90 bike
with helmet. Like new $60. 423351-3430 call or text.
4x8 heavy duty vinyl pool table
cover. $45. 865-408-0118.
Bag of golf clubs $75. 333-9814.
Lady's mountain bike $40. 423884-2752.
UTILITy TRAILERS
Cargo South enclosed 5X8
trailer, good shape $1500. 423435-8884.
14 foot trailer with new floor and
paint, assembled with 2 feet
walls around trailer and 17/8 ball.
Great buy at $375. 423-4042381.
WANTED
We will pick up your junk or clean
up your home, shed, garage or
any other building and haul it all
away for one low price. 865-2366977.
Looking for a 3 or 4BR, 2BA
house to rent or rent to own option in the Sweetwater School
District area. I am capable of
$800 monthly rent with great references. Please call 423-3713805.
WATERCRAFT
1995-19 feet Polar fishing boat
with T-top, 1995-88HP Johnson
motor, marine 2-way radio,
Garmin GPS with chips, temperature gage, switchable 12 volt
outlet, tachometer and dual action performance trailer with hydraulic brakes. Call for price
423-442-4370 or 423-295-4376.
17ft. Bass Tracker Tournament
TX model boat with 75 HP Evinrude engine, new trolling motor
complete with trailer and new
tires, all in very good condition
$3500. 423-371-3092.
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