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Relay for Life Gospel ShowcaseThe local Relay for Life Fundraising Team called Elizabeth’s Cancer Crushers will be holding their 2nd Annual Relay for Life Gospel Showcase on Friday, Jan-uary 26th at 7pm at the Krider Perform-ing Arts Center, located at 650 Volunteer Drive in Paris. Join Elizabeth’s Cancer Crushers for great music and fellowship featuring some of our area’s best musi-cians and vocalists including Rhonda Stanton, Young at Heart, Chuck Haney, Joe & Liz Hansen, Mike Holden. Ervin & Andrea Dutton with Marley Trosper and Elizabeth Cronin will also perform.Elizabeth Cronin is a young cancer survivor from Paris with her own Relay for Life Team called Elizabeth’s Cancer Crushers. The team includes family and friends who supported Elizabeth during her battle with cancer. This is the second year for The Gospel Showcase which is organized by Elizabeth’s family and friends. Admission to the show cost $8 per person and children under the age of 12 get in for free. In case of inclement weather, the event will be rescheduled for Saturday, February 9th. So on Friday, January 26th join area gospel artists as they fill the house with heartfelt praises and beautiful music, and all for a won-derful cause.

Kentucky Lake Girls Softball Sign Ups The Kentucky Lake Girls Softball League will be holding sign-ups on the Saturdays of January 27th, February 3rd and February 10th from 10am to 2pm at Hulmes Sporting Goods, located at 3735 HWY 641 in Paris. The sign-ups will be for girls ages 6u through 16u and the player fee will be $55. Hulmes will

also be having a big sale on their softball equipment during signups.

Bruceton First Baptist Chili Supper The First Baptist Church in Bruceton will be hosting a Chili Supper and Silent Bake Sale Auction on Satur-day, January 27th from 4pm to 7pm at the church, which is located at 30960 Broad Street in Bruceton. The meal costs $5 per person and the silent bake auc-tion will follow after the meal. For more information, please call 731-586-4212 or visit www.firstbaptistbruceton.com.

Heather Land “I Ain’t Doing It Show” Tickets Tickets for the Heather Land “I Ain’t Doing it Show” are on sale now. The show will be held on Thurs-day, February 8th at 9pm at the Park Theater, located at 2312 Cedar Street in downtown McKenzie. The 7pm perfor-mance is currently sold out so tickets are only available for the 9pm performance.Tickets for the show cost $20 each and you can purchase tickets by going to the eventbrite website and following the link. You can also find more information on the Park Theatre’s Facebook page.Heather Land’s “I Ain’t Doin It” has a knack for finding the funny out of the frustrating. Leaving no stone (or people) left unturned, she hilariously unravels everyday events that causes us to laugh not only at each other, but more often than not, ourselves. From ex-husbands to failed diets, her ability to deliver consistent comedy in a self-deprecating style has made her adored by millions of people of all ages. So get your tickets now before the show’s sold out.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS20% OFF SALE on Steve’s fishing tackle at Old Kuntry Mall in Plaza Shopping Center in Paris, TN. 731-227-0319.

BECOME A PUBLISHED Author! Publications sold at major secular & special-ty Christian bookstores. Call Christian Faith Publishing for your free author submission kit. 1-855-548-5979.

GOSPEL SINGING - First Friday Night of Every Month, 6:30pm. Location: Church of God of Prophecy, 4088 Hwy 218 Bypass, Paris, TN.

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NATALIE WADE - local chil-dren’s author has a collec-tion of stories your family will truly love! Find her at www.amazon.com/author/nata-liewade7457 or contact her at 731-363-5971.

FIRE SEASON: YOU MUST HAVE A BURN PERMIT - Oct. 15th -May15th. Anyone starting an open-air fire must by law secure a burning permit from the Division of Forestry. Permits are free. Call the Forestry depart-ment at 731-642-3808 or vis-it burnsafetn.org.

GOSPEL SINGING - Friday, Feb. 2nd, 6:30pm. Church of God of Prophecy, 4088 Hwy 218 Bypass, Paris, TN. The Legenday Award Winning Lefvre Quartet will be singing, hosted by Randy Crowder Refreshments will be served after event.

Habitat For Humanity Surplus Sale inside Snow’s Store, 8am-4pm, on Hwy 79 E. Construction supplies, fix-tures, odds and ends. For more information to to our Facebook page Habitat For Humanity of Paris-Henry County.

NEED MELALEUCA SUPPLIES? I sell them here in Paris! Everything from vita-mins, pet, cleaning and laun-dry supplies, to food and di-et and cosmetics and beauty supplies. Call environmen-tally friendly. Call Kathy 731-333-9773.

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SEASONED FIRE WOOD - all hard wood, $65/ rick. 731-593-5509.

START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT Karate for fitness and self-defense, grow old grace-fully, professional instruction, teens and adults, Dover. 931-232-9126.

THE DARK SIDE OF DIXIE - the latest novel from local au-thor D.R. Bucy is a true page-turner. Don’t Miss It! Visit D.R. Bucy on Facebook or online at www.drbucy.word-press.com

THE KENTUCKY LAKE Beekeepers Association will be offering a short course Feb. 10th @ 8am, 406 N. Poplar St, Paris, Henry County Farm Bureau. People interested in beekeeping and pollination are urged to at-tend, age 12 & up. 3 hives will be given away to qual-ified new beekeepers. Fee for class, snack & drinks fur-nished. For more info. Call James Hinton, 731-363-3523, or Facebook.com/KLBATN

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TITAL PSL - lower level, 2 seats, asking $2,000. 731-336-5692.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN - this is notifi-cation that the vehicle de-scribed below has been abandoned at Joe Mahan Ford, Inc., 211 Memorial Drive, Paris TN lot and will be available for public sale on 2/16/18. The vehicle descrip-tion is a 2004 Ford F-150, VIN#1FTVX14564NC43902.

VALENTINES’ DANCE at the VFW Post 1889, Paris, TN on Saturday, Feb. 10th, 8pm-12am. The Auxiliary will be giving prizes out during the breaks. Come out and join us for fun and fellowship with “The Legends Band” with John Robins, Larry Morgan, Mike Perry & Gary Reynolds. Any questions call Ann Smith, 270-293-2705, leave message.

V O L U N T E E R O P P O R T U N I T I E S ! ! ! Become an office hero for hospice or a patient-focused volunteer! Contact Laurie at Avalon Hospice of Paris at 731-407-7390.

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DETAIL - ORIENTED Honest, reliable housekeep-er with references, willing to clean: daily, weekly, bi-week-ly, monthly or move-outs. Call Rita 731-227-9534.

MCLEAN’S CLEANING Services - we offer profes-sional and quality work. We’re licensed, insured & bonded. Call Glenda at 731-363-2028 or 731-407-9092

DOZER SERVICEJEFF PAGE’S DOZER & TRACKHOE Service. We do land clearing, ditching, ba-sins, terraces, ponds, lakes, site preparation, demolition in Henry County & surround-ing areas. Also do small log-ging jobs. 731-642-3328 or 731-707-2665.

LEWY’S SOD Landscaping and Dirt Work. Top soil, grav-el, sand, demolition, site prep, sod, landscaping, doz-er & track hoe service, con-crete. Small to large jobs. Free Estimates. Licensed & insured. Call 731-225-1030.

ROBERTSON & SON Backhoe & Dozer, land-scaping, trenching, wa-ter line, sewer lines, grav-el drive, basements & foot-ers dug. Septic tanks & lines. 731-593-0519, cell 731-441-8899.

HOME REPAIR / BUILDING

CARTER’S ROOFING - roof repairs and all types of new roofs. 30 years in business. 731-247-3086.

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C O N C R E T E CONSTRUCTION. Poured wall basements, ICF base-ments, slabs, retainer walls, driveways, sidewalks & storm shelters. Call 731-363-0732 or 731-642-6916.

CUSTOM ROOFING. New roofs, old roofs, shingle roofs, metal roofs, repairs. Guaranteed to beat anyone’s price! Free estimates. Call 731-333-4337.

FLOORING SERVICES - Residential, commercial, houseboats, water craft, RV’s, hardwood, laminate, vinyl, carpet. Call David Cutler, 731-642-8604 or 270-556-8658.

MERRELL’S CARPENTRY WE CARRY BUSINESS LICENSE. Carpentry; roof-ing, additions, flooring (all types), siding, decks, porch-es, garages, & storm shel-ters added to any style home modular, mobile, etc. Concrete; slabs, sidewalks, & driveways. Quality work at prices for today’s econo-my. Call David Merrell, 731-336-4484.

PAINTED METAL ROOFS - installed the right way by experienced roofers. Call Dennis R. Carter for esti-mates. 731-247-3086.

ROOF REPAIRS & COMPLETE NEW ROOFS, SHINGLE, flat roofs, painted metal, single ply roof systems. 29 Years Experience! For Quality Work call Carter Roofing, 731-247-3086.

STEVE REYNOLDS CONSTRUCTION. All types of brick, block, stone, & con-crete work. Metal buildings & metal roofing. All types of re-modeling & additions. Free estimates. 40 years expe-rience. 731-644-0266, 731-514-2725.

WINTER SPECIAL! Custom Roofing is running a spe-cial on 40 year metal roofing. Why pay more? Guaranteed to beat anyone’s price. For top quality and 5 year work-manship guarantee. Call Custom Roofing 731-333-4337.

LAWN WORKBUSH HOGGING - Paris & Henry County Area and the surrounding counties. 731-697-0306

LEWY’S SOD Landscaping and Dirt Work. Top soil, grav-el, sand, demolition, site prep, sod, landscaping, doz-er & track hoe service, con-crete. Small to large jobs. Free Estimates. Licensed & insured. Call 731-225-1030.

MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES

JAMES SNOW CLOCK REPAIR - Clock Repair, Grandfather Clocks, kitch-en & Wall Clocks, mantle & antique clocks. Buy, Sell, Repair. 731-584-8365. www.time-to-fix.com.

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WILLO BEE Roll Back Wrecker Available. 731-336-2451. “We Haul - Make the Call.”

PAINTINGINTERIOR PAINTING by 25+ years professional painter, senior discounts, small dry-wall repair. Call Dave 731-333-9319.

TREE SERVICEMEAT GOATS FOR SALE - take your pick. 731-363-9977 or 731-644-5747.

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A-WEBB’S TREE SERVICE - fast friendly service. Topping, take downs. No job too big or small. Lowest pric-es. Free estimates, licensed & insured. Call 731-441-4230 Cell, 731-707-1899 Home.

CHRIS’S TRIMMING - mas-ter tree trimmer, 17 years ex-perience. Low hourly rates available, trim or take down any tree. Licensed and in-sured. 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 in-sured. 731-642-7178

JIM SNOWDEN LOGGING - Master Loggers, working with landowners to manage their forest, call for free es-timates & references. Top prices paid. 731-441-4615 or 731-593-3000.

HELP WANTED$800 “GUARANTEED” Weekly Mailing Flyers from Home. For FREE packet call: 1-972-221-7035.

EXPERIENCED OTR flatbed truck driver. Full & part time or retired. Late model truck, tractors & trailers. 731-336-0339, 731-593-0862, Walter Flowers Trucking.

LOOKING FOR GOOD Tree trimmers to work and trim around powerlines for W. A. Kendall. Groundsperson pay starting at $13-$14/hour. 931-698-1776.

MCKENZIE VFW POST 4939 taking applications for part time bartenders. Send resumes to PO Box 442, McKenzie, TN 38201.

OLDER WHITE MALE look-ing for cash pay jobs - part time or full time. I’m honest and hard working. Contact me at 731-227-9233.

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JOBS WANTED, small - medium electrical, paint-ing, sheet rock, roof, gutters, brick, chimney repairs, car-pentry, Lic. bond, Ins. 731-336-6139 or 731-336-8628.

APPLIANCESUPRIGHT FREEZER, white, runs good, electric, $75. 731-642-3476.

FURNITURE2 WING BACK CHAIRS, full size couch, beige with taupe stripes. Dining room table, 2 captain’s chairs, 2 straight back chairs. Full size bed frame. 731-644-1811.

QUEEN SIZE BED with mat-tress and box springs, $100. 731-602-2776, Puryear.

ANTIQUE ROUND OAK TABLE, w/ 4 swan chairs, full size oak bed, excellent con-dition, drop leaf table, w/ 4 chairs - maple. Walnut dress-er, $85. Maple dress, $65. Jewel Tea dishes. 731-642-7248.

WOODEN FURNITURE - baby high chair, crib mat-tress. Maple sets, bedroom, living room, dining room. Reasonable prices. $50 to $350. 617-733-6983.

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LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION

PETS & LIVESTOCK12 HENS, 1 rooster for sale, $5 cash. 731-364-6996, near Dresden.

3 REGISTERED BLACK Angus yearling bulls with pa-pers. $1500 each. 731-363-7696.

6 WEEK OLD CHIHUAHUA pups for sale. $100 each. No papers, have been wormed. Call after 4:30. 270-436-2550.

ADORABLE PUPPIES for sale. Papa is wolf, mama is shepherd/wolf/husky mix. Shots and wormed. $100. 731-782-3543, 731-333-6749.

BERMUDA SQUARE BALES, clean hay, field hay, not pasture hay, $450/bale. 731-593-2361.

CKC REGISTERED Yorkshire puppies, 3 males, $500 each. 731-407-719 or 731-333-2208.

CORN FED BIRKSHIRE HOGS - killing hogs. Good BBQ hogs. Grass fed Angus Beef. Bred gilts and pigs for sale. Lesley, 731-336-1987.

DOG GROOMING IN YOUR HOME. We make house calls! Reasonably priced, $45. Includes nail and ear cleaning. 731-822-3419.

ENGLISH BULLDOG pup-pies - 7 weeks old. 2 black males, $800. 731-363-9511.

K & J MEAT Processing - we specialize in beef & pork. Customize your order & vacuum seal everything. Appointments available. Call today 731-642-6490.

ORGANIC DEXTER STEERS, ready for proces-sor, taking $300 deposit. Balanced when processed. Whole or half. Paris area, 479-883-9986.

QUALITY BERMUDA Grass hay square bales @ $5/bale. 4x5 rolls @ $80/roll. Mixed grasses @$35/roll. Easy ac-cess, stored in the barn, Buchanan Area: 731-642-2491.

JERSEY BULL CALVES: 3 day old bottle calves, $50 each. Call 731-782-3463.

REGISTERED POLLED Hereford Bulls, service ready. Steven Paschall 731-247-3303, if no answer leave message.

SPRING GROUP Classes 3/3/18! Puppy 101, Basic Obedience, Advanced and Trick! Early registra-tion save $20! Call 931-232-6044 or visit www.LegendAcresBoarding.com

FARM EQUIPMENT‘05 CHEVY TRUCK - 25,950 GVW, Cat Diesel, low miles, 14’ flatbed with hoist, new rubber, very clean, $27,500 OBO. 641-891-1629, Camden.

1987 FORD F 800 Grain Truck - DIESEL motor, 16’ bed with dump tailgate, twin hoist, 48” sides, also has seed tender attachment. $4250. 731-822-6471.

200 Farmall 2pt. hitch 9 pc. equipment, $2,500. 731-441-1875.

3000 FORD TRACTOR - factory power steering, runs good, good tires, 2 year old battery, good brakes, $4250, leave message. 731-986-8160.

6’ BUSH HOG, 2 row break-ing plow, 6’ disc 3 point hook-up, middle buster, small seeder. 731-593-5525.

CAT DOZIER - ‘86 D3B, very clean, low hours, with root rake, good under carriage. $16,500 OBO. 641-891-1629, Camden.

Peddler 731-644-9595 Page 9peddlerads.com January 25, 2018Our office hours are Monday-Friday 8am-5pm.EQUIPMENT TRAILER 2017 model, 20+5, pintle hitch, 22,000 GVW, electric brakes, like new, $8,000 OBO. 641-891-1629, Camden.

KUBOTA B7100 HST Tractor - 4 wheel drive, turf tires, low hours, 3 point hitch, fin-ish mower and box blade, $4000. 615-417-2290.

M. JOHN DEERE Tractor, has, has been restored, 3 point hitch, runs good, $3500. 731-336-8002, 731-642-3437.

NH92, 630 “R” bailer belt, electric tie, $3,000. 851, NH Round bailer chain, auto tie, $4,500. 9’ side delivery NH rake, $600. Hay tarp & hay spears. 731-441-1875.

SEASONED FIRE WOOD - all hard wood, $65/ rick. 731-593-5509.

SHAVER HYDRAULIC post driver - model HD10, manu-al adjustment plate, category 2, excellent condition, always shed kept, $3,250 OBO. 731-642-8585.

LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT

2006 DIXON RAM, 50” cut. has 19hp Kawasaki with 691 hours. Very good condition. Asking $1700 (includes tax-es). 731-642-5454.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

OLD ANTIQUE PUMP Organ, good working condi-tion, very beautiful, padded pedestal stool, $1,500 OBO. Perfect for a small church. 931-232-8104.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

2 LOTS AT PARIS HARBOR off Volunteer Drive. $15,000 for both. Call 731-642-6536.

135+ACRES - Leatherwood Shores Stewart County, great investment property, lots of road frontage/great hunting $3500 per acre/ gat-ed community. RMA fee $250 yearly. 615-417-2290.

166 ACRES DECATUR Co., TN, Exit 126 of I-40. Great hunting, building sites, Yellow Springs Rd., $1250/acre. 731-697-5110.

1921 SQ. FT. HOUSE - 4 bedroom, 2 bath, living room & den, detached workshop, carport, CHA, close to school and shopping, nice neighbor-hood, priced to sell. $74,500. 731-336-7027.

207 ACRES - HARMON’S Creek, Benton County, TN. Great hunting, close to Harmon’s Creek Refuge. Couple miles to boat ramp, $1300/acre. 731-697-5110.

3 BEDROOM, 2.5 BATH House in the Springville ar-ea, one mile from Country Junction, one mile from lake, 2 acres. 731-593-0246, leave message if no answer.

ALMOST 4 ACRES of com-mercial property adjacent to Walmart with 641 Hwy front-age in Murray, KY, 270-753-3949.

BE READY for Spring! Get your waterfront lot now. No restrictions. Owner financing. Electricity, water, gas avail-able. Call today 731-220-8081.

BEAUTIFUL Country setting Mini Ranch, 18.6 acres, 3 bedroom & 2 bath, 2 car ga-rage, barn. Call for details. $169,999. Located in Marion KY, 731-535-0049.

BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE, 2 acre country lot, in Mansfield, 1,600 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. Call 731-336-7176.

LAND INVESTMENT - 86 acres, excellent deer & turkey hunting in Benton County. 8 miles from Tennessee River. $170,000. 15 years estimat-ed timber worth, $100,000-$130,000. 731-220-6320.

HOME FOR SALE - 3 bedroom/1bath, furniture, rabbit hutch, skincare ma-chine, sterilizer, towel warm-er, 4 boxes blue vinyl sid-ing, bicycle. 145 Derby St., Camden. 813-770-0612

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2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOUSE, 1280 sq.ft., newly remodeled, covered porches, carport, storage bldg. Quiet wooded lot. 7miles SE of Paris Wal-Mart. Must have references. $650 deposit. $550/month. 731-336-0715, leave message.

HOME FOR SALE - 2 bed-room, 2 bath, front porch, rear carport, handicap ramp, all appliances. Over 1200 sq. ft., 1 acre, secluded, 2 wells. $30,000. 270-978-4927.

OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT, 20804 East Main St., Huntingdon, 731-441-9105.

MLS#1118129 120.17 ACRES, $227,000, Camden, TN. Landmark Realty and Auction, 731-584-7777. Nancee Jarrett 812-227-1917.

MLS#116623 Waterfront lot, Year Round - $40,000. Landmark Realty and Auction, 731-584-7777. Nancee Jarrett 812-227-1917.

MLS#117844 COMMERCIAL Multi Building Warehouse of-fice’s, $350,000. Landmark Realty and Auction, 731-584-7777. Nancee Jarrett 812-227-1917.

MLS#118123 COMMERCIAL Downtown - two buildings, $300,000. Landmark Realty and Auction, 731-584-7777. Nancee Jarrett 812-227-1917.

MLS#118126 29.69 acres by Kentucky Lake Nix Landing. Landmark Realty and Auction, 731-584-7777. Nancee Jarrett 812-227-1917.

MLS#118127 20.70 ACRES, $125,000, Camden, TN. Landmark Realty and Auction, 731-584-7777. Nancee Jarrett 812-227-1917.

DEER HUNTER’S Paradise - 16.5 acres, 12x52 trailer, pond. 2 wells, septic tank, shed, 2 chicken coops. Dresden, TN. $47,500. 731-364-3963.

MLS#118175 Build your dream home, $25,000. 285 Tom White Rd. Landmark Realty and Auction, 731-584-7777. Nancee Jarrett 812-227-1917.

MLS#118176 INVESTMENT Opportunity, 90 Creek Rd., Big Sandy, two vacant lots., $35,000. Landmark Realty and Auction, 731-584-7777. Nancee Jarrett 812-227-1917.

NEW GRAVEL PIT for sale, 3 plus acres for development, easy access, no equipment included, Buchanan, 931-232-9126.

NICE, RECENTLY Remodeled 2 bedroom, 1 bath brick home with acre of land, near Huntingdon. Call 731-986-9488, 731-415-7510.

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

1200 SQ. FT. STORAGE building, heated and cooled, $500/month plus utilities. 731-336-1752.

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Potato Skinsoriginal recipe makes 4-6 servings6 small to medium sized russet baking potatoes (total 3 lbs)Olive oilCanola oil or grapeseed oilKosher saltFreshly ground pepper6 strips of bacon4 ounces grated cheddar cheese1/2 cup sour cream2 green onions, thinly sliced, including the greens of the onions

Scrub the potatoes clean then rub with olive oil and bake in a 400°F oven for about an hour until the potatoes are cooked through and give a little when pressed. While the potatoes are cooking, cook the bacon strips in a frying pan on medium low heat for 10 to 15 minutes, or until crisp. Drain on paper towels. Let cool. Crumble. Remove the potatoes from the oven and let cool enough to handle. Cut in half horizontally. Use a spoon to carefully scoop out the insides, reserving the scooped potatoes for another use, leaving about 1/4 of an inch of potato on the skin. Increase the heat of the oven to 450°F. Brush or rub grapeseed oil or canola oil all over the potato skins, outside and in. Sprinkle with salt. Place on a baking rack in a roasting pan (don’t use a cookie sheet, it will warp, use a roasting pan or broiler pan that can take the heat). Cook for 10 minutes on one side, then flip the skins over and cook for another 10 minutes. Remove from oven and let cool enough to handle. Arrange the potato skins skin-side down on the roasting pan or rack. Sprinkle the insides with freshly ground black pepper, cheddar cheese, and crumbled bacon. Return to the oven. Broil for an additional 2 minutes, or until the cheese is bubbly. Remove from oven. Add a dollop of sour cream to each skin, sprinkle with green onions.

Apple Sauceoriginal recipe makes 1.5 -2 quarts3 to 4 lbs of apples (about 7 to 10 apples) peeled, cored, and quartered4 strips of lemon peel (zest only)3 to 4 Tbsp lemon juice 3 inches of cinnamon stick1/4 cup of dark brown sugarUp to 1/4 cup of white sugar1 cup of water1/2 teaspoon of saltPlace apples into a large pot. Add the strips of lemon peel, lemon juice, cinnamon stick, sugars, water and salt. Bring to a boil on high heat, then lower the temperature, cover the pot, and maintain a low simmer for 20-30 minutes, until the apples are completely tender and cooked through. Once the apples are cooked through, remove the pot from the heat. Remove the lemon peels and the cinnamon stick. Use a potato masher to mash the cooked apples in the pot to make a chunky applesauce. For a smoother applesauce you can either run the cooked apples through a food mill, or purée them in a blender. (If you use a blender, do small batches and do not fill the blender bowl more than halfway.) Add more sugar to taste. If too sweet, add more lemon juice.

All recipes courtesy of simplyrecipes.com

Original recipe makes 8 servings1 basic pie dough recipe, chilled (or one frozen pie crust)2 large Granny Smith apples, peeled and thinly sliced1/2 medium onion, chopped (about half a cup)1 teaspoon sugar3 Tbsp butterPreheat oven to 425°F. Line the inside of a pie shell with heavy alu-minum foil, pressing the dough against the side. Bake for 8 minutes. Remove foil, poke the bottom of the pie crust with the tines of a fork to create air vents. Return crust to oven, bake for an additional 4 minutes, or until the crust just begins to brown. Remove from oven and let cool.

Apple & Sausage Pie3/4 lb sweet Italian sausage1 clove garlic, minced2 cups shredded fontina, provalone, and or asiago cheese1 cup ricotta cheese1/4 cup feta cheese2 eggs, slightly beaten

Reduce oven temperature to 350°F. Melt butter in a large skillet on medium heat. Add the apples, onions, and sugar, cook, stirring occasionally, until tender, about 5 minutes. In the last 30 seconds or so, add the garlic and cook until fragrant. Transfer mixture to a separate bowl. Increase the heat to medium high and in the same skillet add the Italian sausage. Cook, stirring only infrequently, until sausage is browned on all sides and is cooked through. Remove from heat. Remove the sausage with a slotted spoon to a dish lined with paper towels to absorb the excess fat. In medium sized bowl, mix together the cheeses and beaten eggs. Place sausage on bottom of pre-baked pie crust. Add the cooked apple

onion mixture over the sausage. Pour the cheese egg mixture over the apple mixture and spread it so it evenly covers the pie. Bake at 350°F for 35 to 40 minutes, until a knife inserted in the center comes out clean. Let stand for 10 minutes before serving.

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If one of your New Year’s resolutions is to get healthier, you may already be taking the necessary steps, such as improving your diet and increasing your exercise. Of course, physical fitness is important to your well-being – but, at the same time, don’t forget about your financial fitness. Specifically, what can you do to ensure your investment situa-tion is in good shape?

Here are a few “healthy living” sugges-tions that may also apply to your invest-ment portfolio:

Build endurance – Just as exer-cise can help build your endurance for the demands of a long life, a vigorous investment strategy can help you work toward your long-term goals, such as a comfortable retirement. In practical terms, this means you will need to own some investments with the potential to provide long-term growth. These are the

How Can You Improve Your Financial Fitness This Year?investments that, ideally, you can hold on to for decades and eventually reap the benefits of capital appreciation. Of course, growth-oriented investments, such as most types of stocks, will rise and fall in value over the short term, and there’s no guarantee of profits, or even preserving principal. But if you choose wisely, and you’ve got the patience and discipline to hold on to your investments through the market’s ups and downs, you may well be rewarded.

Maintain an ideal “weight” – You can help yourself stay healthy by main-taining your ideal weight. This can be challenging – as you know from the recently finished holiday season, it’s easy to put on a few extra pounds. And, just as inadvertently, your portfolio can tack on some unneeded weight, too, in the form of redundant investments. Over time, you may have picked up too many simi-lar investment vehicles, resulting in an

overconcentration, or “flabbiness,” that can work against you, especially when a market downturn affects the asset class in which you’re overloaded. So, you might be better off liquidat-ing some of your duplicate, or near-duplicate, investments, and using the proceeds to help broaden your investment mix.

Get proper rest – Many studies have shown that we need adequate rest to stay alert and healthy. In your life, you’ve probably already found that if you over-tax your body, you pay a price in your overall well-being. If you look at your invest-ment portfolio as a living entity – which, in a way, it is, as it certainly provides life to your goals and aspirations – then you can see that it, too, can be weakened by stress. And one of the main stress factors is excessive trading. If you’re constantly buying and selling investments in an attempt to boost your returns, you may rack up hefty fees, commissions and taxes – and still not really get the results you wanted. Plus, if you’re frequently moving in and out of different investments, you’ll find it hard to follow a unified, long-term strategy. So, confine your trading to those moves that are really essential – and give your portfolio a rest.

To enjoy your life fully, you’ll want to take care of your physical and financial health – and, as it turns out, you can make similar types of moves to help yourself in both areas.

This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor.

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Your portfolio can tack on some unneeded weight, too, in the form of redundant investments.

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Cardiovascular disease is the number one cause of death for both men and women in the United States, claiming approxi-mately one million lives annually. More people die from heart disease than all forms of cancer combined. One out of four deaths in the United States is due to heart disease.

Many people who have heart disease, often don’t realize it. It is important for everyone to learn the signs that indicate you could be suffering from some form of heart disease. This knowledge can help you avert a medical crisis and ensure you receive prompt medical attention in the event you have a heart health emergency.

Listen to Your HeartSubmitted by: Henry County Medical Center

There are three big signs of heart disease that you should never ignore. They are:

1. Chest Pain or Discomfort - This is the classic heart attack symptom, although men and women can experience chest pain differently. Men are more likely to feel crushing, squeezing, or burning pain, or a pressure or fullness in the center of the chest. This pain may radiate to the neck, arms, shoulders, or the jaw. Women tend to feel tightness or pressure in the center of their chest that lasts more than a few minutes. The pain or discomfort can even go away and then return.

2. Shortness of Breath - In women, shortness of breath can occur with or without chest discomfort. Men may experi-ence flu-like symptoms, sweating, and a weak pulse.

3. Lightheadedness - Feeling lightheaded or dizzy often goes along with these other symptoms.

While these are the most typical symptoms of heart disease, there are other less obvious symptoms that can be experienced as well. Unexplained fatigue and exhaustion following rou-tine activities can be an indicator of heart disease, especially in women. Other symptoms include fainting; unexplained pains- especially in the back, neck, jaw, teeth, or between the shoulder blades; swollen feet, ankles, or legs; and a persistent cough. While these symptoms can all be due to something other than heart disease, it is important to take them seriously and seek medical attention, especially if you have other risk

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Simple lifestyle changes can help to lower your risk of heart disease, and improve your heart health if you have already been diagnosed. Keeping careful control of your cholesterol levels, blood pressure, and blood sugar levels are essential for heart health. Avoiding smoking and tobacco intake are also crucial. Eating a healthy and balanced low fat diet and engag-ing in physical activity are also vital to heart health.

Henry County Medical Center will be hosting it’s annual Heart Health Fair on Tuesday, February 20 from 3-6 p.m. at the Bethel Atrium connected to the HCMC Diagnostic Cen-ter. There will be free screenings for cholesterol, blood sugar, body mass index, and blood pressure as well as stroke and sleep assessments. We will also be offering carotid artery ultra-sounds and will have a pharmacist doing medication checks by appointment only. There will be a lot of valuable heart health information and education available as well. For more infor-mation about this event or to schedule an appointment for a carotid artery ultrasound or medication check call the HCMC FindLine at 731-644-3463.

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A timeless question came out of the Wesleyan movement in the 1700s. When small groups of Methodists met (John Wesley called them “bands”) the mem-bers asked each other, “How is it with your soul?” Just like it is with physical and emotional/psychological health, our spiritual health can and should be moni-tored. Christians may slip into spiritual lethargy or take on a zealousness that makes the spirit rigid or self-righteous. And not only must we watch out for maladies, the simple truth is, all of us can grow healthier in spirit (unless you’re already perfect!).

It’s incredibly important to be in ac-countable relationships with other Chris-tians who love you enough to ask about your spiritual health. But the road to improved spiritual health begins with honest reflection, and the Bible shows us what a healthy, growing spirit looks like. In Galatians 5 the Apostle Paul writes, “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control.”

By God’s design these nine traits are to be present and growing in the lives of his children. All nine. You can’t opt out on patience, for instance. Make an honest evaluation of your current state and even track your progress by rating yourself on a scale, where zero means you are in a world of hurt and nine means you are thriving … no tens. There has to be room for growth!

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Grace really is amazing! Even if you have to say, honestly, you’re not well because several of these traits are lack-ing, God knows your condition, and with truthfulness and God’s grace, you can start where you are and grow. Share your growth goals with one or more friends and ask them to hold you accountable. Wouldn’t it be incredible to see these nine traits blossom and flourish in your life? With God’s help this is exactly what you will see as you grow in spiritual health.Joe Hansen - pfirstpastor@gmail.com

Submitted by Paris First Methodist Church & Pastor Joe Hansen

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- Financial Health & Fitness -

Be Financially Prepared for Natural DisastersJust this past year, we’ve seen natural disasters in Texas, California, Florida and Puerto Rico – and looking back even further, it’s not hard to spot other traumas in virtually every part of the country. Whether it’s a tornado, hurricane, flood or wildfire, you may be at least potentially susceptible to a weather-related event that could threaten your physical – and financial – well-being. How can you protect yourself and your property?

As far as your physical safety is concerned, you’re probably already aware of the steps you need to take to shield yourself and your family. And now that many alerts can be sent di-rectly to your smartphone, you’ve got an even better chance to prepare for an approaching threat. But when it comes to

safeguarding your financial situation, you’ll need to be ready well in advance – and the following moves can help you be prepared:

Strengthen your home. Your home is probably your biggest asset, so you’ll

want to do everything you can to keep it safe. In the face of a truly calamitous event, such as hundred-mile-per-hour winds there may not be much you can do, but in less dire circumstances, your actions can help. Your insurance profes-sional can offer tips on protecting your residence.

“Some of this [emergency fund]

should go into a liquid, low-risk account, but you may also want to keep a small amount of cash at home in a safe

place.”

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Create an emergency fund. A natural disaster can lead to a wide array of un-anticipated costs: appliance repair or re-placement, hotel and restaurant bills, in-surance deductibles – the list could go on and on. Consequently, you’ll help protect yourself and your family by building an emergency fund. Some of this money should go into a liquid, low-risk account, but you may also want to keep a small amount of cash at home in a safe place, as ATMs and credit cards may not work during or following a disaster, when you must purchase needed supplies.

Protect your documents. As you go through life, you’ll accumulate a lot of documents – mortgage papers, insur-ance policies, financial accounts, tax statements and so on. If disaster strikes, you may need these documents. You’ll want to store paper copies in a fireproof and waterproof box or safe at home, in a bank safety deposit box, or with a rela-tive or close friend. Of course, we’re now living in a digital age, so you can store electronic copies of important documents in a password-protected format on a removable flash or external hard drive. Better yet, you might want to use a secure cloud-based service.

With luck, you can avoid being victim-ized by a natural disaster. But, as the old saying goes: “Hope for the best and prepare for the worst.” From a financial perspective, that’s good advice.

This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor.

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