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THURSDAY
Methamphetamineand marijuana turned upin a parked car on Mon-day, the driver arrestedand the drugs confiscated. Charged by MonroeCounty Sheriff ’s Deputy
(See Moser pg 12)
Bag of Meth, Jar of Pot
Moser
Smile of the Day!
Drugs Seized,Suspect Arrested
A 20-year-old MonroeCounty man who al-legedly stole and cashed acheck in August was ar-rested on Monday. Charged by MonroeCounty Sheriff ’s Detec-tive Jason Filyaw with
(See Torbett pg 8)
Stolen CheckSigned, Cashed
TorbettDirector Praises SchoolsTechnology Department
Detectives Find,Arrest Suspect
Monroe County Direc-tor of Schools Tim
Blankenship released astatement on Wednesday,touting the school sys-tem’s technology depart-ment and the progress ofthe department’s interimdirector, who succeededlongtime Director GarySharp following his un-timely death in early July. “The Monroe CountySchools Technology De-partment, under InterimDirector Alonzo Bell, hasbeen working very hardthis year. Here are somehighlights, as of Novem-ber 8, 2017:
Female Rams Hubby’s Motorcycle
Ploufee
Flees From Scene, Heads Home Police took a Sweetwa-ter woman into custodyon Monday after she hither husband’s motorcyclenear the Duck Park and litout for home. Charged by Sweetwa-ter Police Patrol OfficerWilliam Poe with aggra- (See Ploufee pg 3)
vated assault and leavingthe scene was KatherinePloufee, 47, of JaynesStreet. Poe said the husbandtold him that Ploufee hadtexted him and told himhe needed to sign papers
(See Schools pg 8)
• All high schools areready for online testingand have been certified bythe state to test online. • Sweetwater HighSchool received two newcomputer labs to help aidin getting ready for onlinetesting. • Sequoyah HighSchool received a newVoIP (Voice over InternetProtocol) phone system. • Over 40 new projec-tors have been installedcountywide to replace fail-ing ones.
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Madisonville City Meeting, Part TwoAldermen Approve Second-Lowest Bid The MadisonvilleBoard of Aldermen gavethe nod to an expansion ofthe city boardroom onMonday, stalling on an ini-tial vote during the mid-dle of the Novembermeeting only to rethinkthings as adjournmentloomed, at the last minute
(See Part Two pg 6)
was the most recent, hesaid, the other two beingsubmitted weeks ago,when board memberSusan Saunders moved toaccept the $46,487 figure,saying the lowest bid wasnot always the best, acomment that received nosupport from the other al-dermen and the discussionwas tabled.
approving 4-1 a bid bySouthern Renovation andDesign to enlarge and em-bellish the public businessquarters. In bringing forth thematter, Mayor GlennMoser set forth threebids, $46,487 from AtkinsConstruction, $26,610from Southern, and$22,843 from VWCHConstruction. Southern
Blankenship Lists Achievements of New School Year
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OBITUARIES
ALSAFFAR, AHMED AB-DULLAH, age 81, passedaway in his home in San An-tonio, Texas on November2, 2017 surrounded by hisfamily. He was born on April10, 1936. He was married toDonna Greene Alsaffar in1976 and they had five chil-dren. Preceded in death bywife, Donna Greene Alsaf-far; mother-in-law, Nancy(Marie) Greene; father-in-law, Ireland Greene; and hissister, Pakeza. Ahmed issurvived by his children, Mo-hammed (Mo) Alsaffar, wifeMary Larson Alsaffar, andson Trystan Alsaffar ofLoudon, Shereen AlsaffarZagunis, husband DariusZagunis, and their threesons, Lukas, Matthew, andJoseph Zagunis, of San An-tonio, TX, Laila Alsaffar anddaughter Raven Alsaffar, ofHope Mills, NC, Sarah Al-saffar of San Antonio, TX,and Samuel (Sam) Alsaffar,of San Antonio, TX; andmany nieces, nephews, andextended family. Ahmedwas a loving daddy, uncle,grandfather, and friend to all.Ahmed attended the Univer-sity of Tennessee, where heobtained his PhD, metDonna, and started a family.Ahmed traveled for workprojects through the UnitedNations for 30+ years,where he retired. Ahmedmoved to San Antonio, TX in2016, where he spent theremainder of his life aroundfamily and loved ones. A
thank you to CompanionHospice of San Antonio, TXfor providing end of life carefor Ahmed. No services willbe held at this time. PerAhmed’s request, we willhave a graveside service inJanuary at Sweetwater Me-morial Gardens. The familymay be contacted for thedate.COLEMAN, RUTHIE, age79, of Madisonville, widowof Stanley Coleman, passedaway 7:33 a.m. Monday,November 6, 2017 at Park-west Medical Center. Shewas the daughter of the lateJohn B. and Etta Lee SuttonSpradlin. She was a mem-ber of New Hope Cumber-land Presbyterian Church.Survivors: son and daugh-ter-in-law, Ricky and HyeYon Coleman; grandchil-dren, Rachel Michelle Witt,Alexander Matthew Cole-man and wife, Jordan;great-granddaughter, LilyWitt; sisters and brothers-in-law, Nancy and J.C. Cole-man, Willie and Tommy Self,Bea McKelvey, all of Madis-onville; several nieces andnephews. Funeral 8 p.m.Wednesday, Biereley-HaleChapel, Rev. Tommy Self,Rev. David Koopman offici-ating. Interment 1 p.m.Thursday, New HopeCemetery. Memorials maybe made to New HopeCemetery Fund. The familywill receive friends 6 - 8 p.m.Wednesday at Biereley-Hale Funeral Home, Madis-onville.
ELLER, BETTY JEAN, ofLivingston Manor, NY,passed away on Saturday,November 04, 2017 atCatskill Regional MedicalCenter. She was 83. Shewas the daughter of the latePerry Smith and Ethel TateSmith, born on March 27,1934 in Coker Creek. Bettygrew up as one of twelvechildren in her family’shousehold, she was a hard-working and independentwoman. Betty loved herfamily dearly and truly en-joyed staying home to raisethem. In her free time shewas an avid reader, likedworking around the houseand garden, and being in-volved in the church, beinga member of both the Wil-lowemoc Baptist Churchand the Altoona BaptistChurch. She was a devoutChristian whose beliefs randeep. But above all else shewas devoted to her family,she loved spending timewith her sons, daughters,and grandchildren at sport-ing events and special fam-ily gatherings. She will bedeeply missed and fondlyremembered. She is sur-vived by her children, GilbertWayne and his wife Ginger,
Brian and his wife Laura;her grandchildren, Ian,Ryan, Dylan, and ShelbyEller; sisters, SusieStephenson and LouisePathoulas; as well as sev-eral nieces and nephews.She now joins in Heavenher loving and devoted hus-band Gilbert Eller who pre-deceased her in 1993.Visitation will be held from 4- 7 p.m. on Thursday, No-vember 9, 2017 at Biereley-Hale Funeral Home, 111Depot St in Tellico Plains.Memorial service will be 11a.m. on Friday, November10, 2017 at Altoona BaptistChurch, Coker Creek. Burialimmediately following at Al-toona Baptist ChurchCemetery. Arrangementsunder the direction of Biere-ley-Hale Funeral Home, forfurther information call 423-253-2173 or visitwww.biereleyhale.com.GILES, MARCUS, 37, diedsuddenly on October 30,2017. Proceeded in deathby mother, Clairene Giles-Nivens; father, TimmyWhite; grandparents,Bobby-Ray “Strawberry”
and Nita-Mae Giles-Mc-Daniel; aunts, JoAnn Giles-Young and CynthiaMcDaniel; cousin, JoshuaMcDaniel. Survived bydaughter, Taylor Morrow;girlfriend, Becky Watson;granddaughter, SummerBeach; aunts and spouses,Peggy Moore and JeffMoore, Rhonda Kile, ShirleyTallent; uncle, Bobby ClydeMcDaniel; cousins, ScottyGiles, Jason and WendyGiles, Jared Shane Hunt,Autumn McDaniel, AmandaJenkins-Tallent, Elicia Tal-lent, Kayla Tallent, BobbyKile, Jr., and Damien Mc-Daniel; and several greatcousins. The family will havea memorial service on Sat-urday, November 11 at 12-noon at Chestua BaptistChurch Teen Center. Pleasebring a covered dish.WHITE, FRANKLIN EARL(PEDRO), age 82, of Madis-onville, passed away 6:40p.m. Monday, November 6,2017 at U.T. Medical Center.Preceded in death by par-ents William B. White Sr.and Altha Irene White; sib-lings, Ruth, Merle, Mary,
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nieces and nephews.Graveside service and inter-ment 11 a.m. Thursday, An-tioch Baptist Cemetery, Rev.Melvin Martin and LloydMatoy officiating. Militaryhonors provided by U.S.Marines, Sweetwater VFWPost 5156, DAV Chapter 93,and American Legion Post106. Family will receivefriends 5 - 7 p.m. Wednes-day at Biereley-Hale Fu-neral Home, Madisonville. WEBB, CHARLES ERWIN,
age 81, went to be with hisLord on November 3, 2017.Fondly called Jake by familyand Charlie by co-workers.Charles served approxi-mately 30 years of distin-guished service, in Koreaconflict and two terms inVietnam. Armed service inTennessee National Guard,USMC, U.S. Navy, Ten-nessee Air National Guard,U.S. Army Reserves. Char-lie was a very active andvital family man, a true loverof life. He had a huge heart
for all and a great love of an-imals. He was a dedicatedsoldier and very patrioticman. He was a joker by na-ture and a laugh a minutekind of guy. His hobbies in-cluded reading, farming, fleamarketing, historical/biblio-graphical movies, and an-tique collecting. He will besadly missed by family andfriends. Wife Mary Ruth Un-derwood Webb (deceased);parents, Claude and BobbieWebb (deceased); sister,Jane Dills and husbandFred Dills (deceased); chil-dren, Charles (Chuck)Webb, Theodore (Ted)Webb and wife Tracy Zema-tis Webb, Debra (Debbie)Webb Bailey, Tamara (Tam-mie) Webb Fawver andhusband Danny Fawver;niece, Charlene Dills, herson is Robert and BeccaNicely; nephew, Fredric andJennifer Dills, their sonTyler; grandchildren include,Michael Fawver and wifeShirley Fawver, ToddFawver, April Fawver Gra-ham and husband PaulGraham, Jacob Bailey andwife Melissa (children Tay-lor, Lacey, Haley Wagner)and Deanna Hurst and hus-band Thomas Hurst; greatgrandchildren includeJonathan Lamb, GabrielleLamb, Austin Humphrey,Skylar Fliechner, ChristianFawver, Zach Fawver, Izzaand Iris, and Adrian Hurst.Preceded in death by LarryBailey, Joshua Bailey, Crys-
tal Bailey, CherokeeFawver, Cassandra Webb,Logan Fliechner, Paul Gra-ham. Special family andfriends include RichardHutchens. Mr. Webb retiredfrom CSX Railroad and U.S.Military. Graduated fromCentral High School,Knoxville. Special thanks,gratitude, and much love toLiberty Assisted Living, allcaregivers and all nurses atBlount Memorial Hospitaland staff. Funeral servicewill be at Bierley-Hale inMadisonville, at 5 p.m. onNovember 10, 2017. Re-ceiving friends between 4 -5 p.m. Military honors 5 p.m.
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Ploufee(Continued from pg 1)
related to a pending di-vorce. She also madethreats to “get him” whilehe was on his bike. Near the Duck Park,she awaited and flashedher lights at the husbandas he passed and he turnedand pulled up and he saidhe did not need to sign pa-pers, rather Ploufee couldfile the paperwork with-out him at the courthouse. As he pulled away onthe motorcycle, Ploufeestruck it with her vehicleand left, he said. Poe said he later foundPloufee at the home.
Rickman witha good bear
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Monroe County Outdoor Report
Deer hunters the tem-peratures are finally get-ting where they should befor hunting deer. Coolmornings mean deer mov-ing more after daylight.You have till November 17to collect some venison. Maybe the rain, at leastthe really heavy stuff, willlet the smoke pole guyscollect some deer steaks.Rain and black powder isa good mix to cause a mis-fire. Be careful with blackpowder. It doesn’t deterio-rate with age and will fireafter drying out frombeing wet. If you find amuzzleloader in the atticor have one that is 100-years old check to see if itis loaded. If you don’tknow how have a gun-smith check for you. Aloaded muzzleloader thathas been that way for 150years will still fire if thepowder is dry. Daniel Earle got him-self a great buck. Chan-ning got a good doe forthe freezer. Tim and crewgot three. I don’t knowthe names of the youngman and lady that are in
Dwain Mercer
the picture with Tim, butI believe the young ladytagged the big buck. I missed getting GrantButler’s picture in theyoung sportsman hunt butmaking amends this week.Way to go Grant and Ihope your arm healsquickly. I’m sure you willfind a way to shoot yourrifle during gun season.
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If you haven’t checkedthe sights on your deerrifle, be it open sights orscope, now would be agood time. Rifle seasonopens for deer November18. If it rains then it won’tmatter. Your firearmshould fire. This is the time a lot offamilies get together tohunt. Make the trip toCitico or upper Tellico
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Here in Tennessee, youdon't have to be a hunterto have an animal adven-ture during the fallmonths. Depending onwhere you live, you andyour vehicle may be in thesame path as deer, rac-coons, birds, cows, andeven bears. With animalcollision rates increasingdue to mating season, theTennessee Department ofCommerce and Insuranceshares tips to help protectTennessee drivers fromunforeseen and poten-tially dangerous encoun-ters with wildlife. “Your chances of hit-ting a deer while drivingincreases significantly dur-ing the autumn months,”said TDCI Commissionerand NAIC President-Elect Julie Mix McPeak.“Fortunately, there are afew things you can do tohelp prepare for the unex-pected; the first of whichis to understand whether
Collision Frequency IncreasesDuring Deer Mating SeasonSafety Tips, Check Insurance Coverage
you have adequate insur-ance protection.” Mating season formany animals is Octoberthrough December. Thisrise in activity significantlyincreases your risk of hit-ting an animal while driv-ing your vehicle. Moredeer accidents occur inOctober and Novemberthan the rest of the year.The National HighwaySafety Administration re-ports there are about 1.5million annual deer-re-lated auto accidents. TDCI shares the fol-lowing information fromthe National Associationof Insurance Commis-sioners to make sure youunderstand what insur-ance coverage you needbefore a collision--andhow you can enhance yoursafety when driving. Are You Covered? Damage to a vehiclefrom a collision with ananimal is covered under an
auto policy's optionalcomprehensive coverage.If you only have collisioncoverage or liability cover-age, your insurance carrierwill not cover damage toyour vehicle resultingfrom a collision with ananimal. The NHSA esti-mates damage caused bydeer accidents alone resultin more than $1 billion inannual insured losses. Tomake sure your vehicle iscovered for animal colli-sions, contact your agentor carrier to discussadding comprehensivecoverage to your policy.Filing a claim for an acci-dent covered by yourcomprehensive coveragemeans you'll still need topay a deductible. Afterthat, your insurer willcover the costs of theclaim up to your policylimits. How to Avoid anAnimal Collision These tips may help re-duce your chances of ananimal collision:• Deer tend to travel inherds, so if you see one,lookout for more that mayfollow. • Deer signs are placedat known deer-crossingareas. Pay attention andreduce your speed whenyou see these signs. • Be extra cautious dur-
ing dawn and dusk hours,when animals tend to bemore active. Stay alert andwatch your speed. • Make sure your head-lights are in working orderto improve your night vi-sion. Using high beamscan help spot wildlife, butbe considerate of otherdrivers when using them. • Stay focused whiledriving. Do not text, talkon your phone, or allowpassengers to distract you. • Always wear your seatbelt. This won't prevent acollision but it can saveyour life in the event of anaccident. What to do After anAnimal Accident Some accidents are un-avoidable. Knowing howto react in the event of ananimal collision can helpkeep you safe. If you areabout to hit a deer orother animal, hold firmlyonto the steering wheel,apply your brakes andcome to a stop. If you can'tavoid a collision, try not toswerve. If you do swerve,you could lose control andhit a tree or veer into on-coming traffic. After a col-lision with an animal,
follow these steps: • Stay calm. • If possible, move yourvehicle to a safe place andturn on your hazard lights.This may mean pullingover to the shoulder of thehighway. • If you can't move yourcar, or the animal carcassis blocking traffic, alertthe authorities so they canclear the roadway. • Document the inci-dent by taking photos ofyour vehicle damage, theroadway and any injuriessustained. • Check to see if yourvehicle is safe to operate.Check for leaking fluid,damaged lights, looseparts or other safety haz-ards. When in doubt, calla tow truck. For more informationand help with all things in-surance in Tennessee, con-tact the TDCI ConsumerInsurance Service Divi-sion at 1-800-342-4029 or615-741-2218, or visit us on-line.“Attention is vitality. Itconnects you with oth-ers. It makes you eager.Stay eager.”
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NATIONWIDE Democrats rode to vic-tory in hotly contested gu-bernatorial elections inVirginia and New Jerseyon Tuesday, RalphNortham defeating Re-publican Ed Gillespie inVirginia and Phil Murphybesting Republican KimGuadagio in New Jersey.Fox News called the victo-ries “a shot in the arm forthe beleaguered Demo-cratic Party,” which hadlost four special congres-sional elections to theGOP since Donald Trumpwas elected president oneyear ago. At the same time, NewYorkers re-elected Demo-crat Bill de Blasio to a sec-ond term as mayor of theBig Apple on Tuesday, thewin coming one weekafter the city experiencedits worst attack since 9/11,Sayfullo Saipov, a 29-year-old Uzbekistan native andISIS sympathizer killingeight persons and injuring12 after driving a truckdown a crowded lane nearthe World Trade Centeron Halloween. Meanwhile, Demo-cratic National Commit-tee Chairman Tom Pereztold Fox News on Tuesday
he would “unite the party”despite the allegations informer party chairmanDonna Brazile’s new “tell-all” book, vowing to “builda party that works foreveryone and uniteseveryone.” Brazile’s bookincludes a deal betweenHillary Clinton and theDNC that gave Clintoncontrol of the party’s fi-nances and provided her amajor advantage overBernie Sanders in lastyear’s Democratic pri-mary race. The Bureau of LaborStatistics reported onTuesday the unemploy-ment rate for military vet-erans in October hadreached a low of only 2.7percent, a continuation ofa long-term downwardtrend in joblessness withinmembers of the U.S.armed services. WhiteHouse officials touted the17-year-low as signals thatPresident Trump’s plans tojump-start the economywere working.
The sports world onTuesday was saddened fol-lowing a report out ofFlorida that former majorleague baseball pitcherRoy Halladay had beenkilled in a plane crash offthe coast of the state, hisIcon 45, which he was pi-loting alone going down inthe Gulf of Mexico. Hal-laday spent 16 years in thebig league, playing forToronto and Philadelphia,was an eight-time all star,and won the Cy YoungAward in 2003 and 2010,when he pitched a perfectgame against the Marlins,and later threw a no-hitteragainst the Reds, only thesecond no-hitter thrownin the post season. And the U.S. Fish andWildlife Service reporteda third federally-protectedgray wolf had been founddead in Oregon, shot,wearing a tracking collarand believed to have killeda calf at a private ranchearlier. The wolf wasknown as OR-25 and a$5,000 reward was offeredfor information on thekilling. The two otherwolves, male OR-33 andfemale OR-28, were foundkilled in April near Kla-math Falls and in Octobernear Summer Lake.(Killing wolves is a federaloffense, punishable by ayear in jail and a $100,000fine, and is also a state of-fense in Oregon, bringingupon conviction a year injail and a $6,250 fine.)
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However, as the Mon-day meeting was endingand adjournment wascoming into view, Saun-ders asked board mem-bers to reconsider andthen moved to accept thesecond highest bid, that ofSouthern, and with littlediscussion the motionpassed 4-1, member GusDavis dissenting andpointing out the bid wasnot the lowest. Moser said the expan-sion would begin withthirty days. City Recorder SherriMcCrary added that shewas working with Broad-way Sound to upgrade theroom’s electronic equip-ment that would include
four cameras, not just onegetting the back of theheads of the aldermen andmayor, plus ceiling speak-ers, and individual “on-off” microphones for theboard members. Thesound fidelity would beimproved as well, she said. Referring to a recentgrant from the TennesseeHighway Railroad GradeCrossing Program, Mosersaid the 90-10 agreement– ten percent of the totalcost to be paid by the city– to upgrade the CollegeStreet crossing had beenamended in the program’s90 percent figure, increas-ing from $23,500 to$25,500, thereby raisingthe town’s portion to$2,550. “There’s no details ofthe work as yet,” Moser
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LEGAL NOTICESSTATE OF TENNESSEE
PROBATE COURT OF MONROE COUNTY
Madisonville, TennesseeNOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF Ruby M. Jones
(Deceased)Docket # 2017-129
Notice is hereby given that thaton the 25th day of October2017, Letters Testamentary inrespect of the Estate of RUBYM. JONES, deceased, who diedMay 2, 2017, were issued to theundersigned by the ProbateCourt of Monroe County, Ten-nessee. All persons, residentand non-resident, having claims,matured or unmatured, againstthe Estate are required to file thesame with the Clerk of the abovenamed Court on or before theearlier of the dates prescribed in(1) or (2), otherwise their claimswill be forever barred:
(1)(A) Four (4) months fromthe date of the first publication (orposting, as the case may be) ofthis notice if the creditor receivedan actual copy of this notice tocreditors at least sixty (60) daysbefore the date that is four (4)months from the date of the firstpublication (or posting); or
(B) Sixty (60) days from thedate the creditor received an ac-tual copy of this notice to credi-tors if the creditorreceived thecopy of the notice less than sixty(60) days prior to the date that isfour (4) months from the date offirst publication (or posting) asdescribed in (1) (A); or
(2) Twelve (12) months fromthe decedent’s date of death.This 25th day of October, 2017Gary JonesCo-Personal RepresentativeJosh JonesCo-Personal RepresentativeEstate of Ruby M. Jones DeceasedClifford E. WilsonAttorney for the EstateTeresa A. ChoateProbate ClerkDonna C. McKenzieDeputy Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICESSTATE OF TENNESSEE
PROBATE COURT OF MONROE COUNTY
Madisonville, TennesseeNOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF Van Reeves Michael
(Deceased)Docket # 2017-131
Notice is hereby given that onthe 6th day of November 2017,Letters Testamentary in respectof the Estate of VAN REEVESMICHAEL, deceased, who diedOctober 11, 2017, were issuedto the undersigned by the Pro-bate Court of Monroe County,Tennessee. All persons, resi-dent and non-resident, havingclaims, matured or unmatured,against the Estate are requiredto file the same with the Clerk ofthe above named Court on orbefore the earlier of the datesprescribed in (1) or (2), otherwisetheir claims will be foreverbarred:
(1)(A) Four (4) months fromthe date of the first publication (orposting, as the case may be) ofthis notice if the creditor receivedan actual copy of this notice tocreditors at least sixty (60) daysbefore the date that is four (4)months from the date of the firstpublication (or posting); or
(B) Sixty (60) days from thedate the creditor received an ac-tual copy of this notice to credi-tors if the creditorreceived thecopy of the notice less than sixty(60) days prior to the date that isfour (4) months from the date offirst publication (or posting) asdescribed in (1) (A); or
(2) Twelve (12) months fromthe decedent’s date of death.This 6th day of November, 2017.Teresa Michael GlasgowPersonal RepresentativeEstate of Van Reeves Michael DeceasedJ. Reed DixonAttorney for the EstateTeresa A. ChoateProbate ClerkDonna C. McKenzieDeputy Clerk
said, “possible gates, newsignal lights, renovation ofthe crossing, demolishingthat little building downthere by the tracks.” Alderman Fred Caglereported that the policedepartment on Mondayhad distributed over 350fruit baskets to the town’ssenior citizens and shut-ins, a yearly tradition. Heasked the board to con-sider adopting the state’sper diem rate and comemore in line with the ex-pense parameters of 2018. Davis said city leafpickup had begun and
would continue throughDecember, the driver ofthe leaf truck also thedriver of the brush truck,“so if brush is out, be pa-tient, we’ll get it,” he said. Davis also remindedthe board that the dead-line for submitting an ap-plication for a comingcommunity developmentblock grant was nigh andnow was the time to startworking on the details of agrant application. The lastone brought $544,000and a new one could beused for sewer systemrehab, rainfall and water
runoff drainage, man-holes, and the like. Alderman James Bled-soe asked for and receivedapproval to advertise for apart-time employee in thestreets and parks depart-ment and Saunders, too,sought and got board ap-proval to seek an em-ployee for the waterdepartment, the currentemployee resigning due tohealth issues, She then moved to herboard report and said thecity had placed a six-inchwater tap under Highway68 to the new justice cen-ter site. The new VinegarRidge water tank, the sec-ond of two on the 1,100-foot ridgeline, would bearriving in two weeks asconstruction of the mil-lion-gallon reservoir con-tinued. “And through the holi-days,” she said, “water sup-ply lockdowns willcontinue on unpaid bills.”
Hiring Caregivers and CNAsPersonalized in home care toaid and assist the elderly and
disabled in the Monroe County area.
Morning and evening shiftsavailable as well as weekends
and PRN opportunities.We offer insurance after 60 daysand 401K after one year of em-ployment. Insurance benefits of-fered through BCBS.Qualifications: Must have reliabletransportation, with a valid driver'slicense and active auto insuranceMust pass a national backgroundcheck and drug screening
Apply online at www.fhcsllc.com
or apply in person at our office 603 Congress Pkwy N Athens
8:00 am - 4:30 pm Monday thru Friday
If you have any questions call LaDonna 423-744-4674
“There is no exercisebetter for the heartthan reaching downand lifting people up.”
John Holmes
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Two female chihuahua puppies,five weeks old, $100 each, 423-271-1112
Pigs for sale, $35 each 423-271-5266.
Beagle pups from good huntingdogs $125/each 423-404-4170
Pigmy-mix billy goats, $50 a-piece, 423-253-3938
Four Chihuahua puppies, sixweeks old, wormed, $100 each,423-271-5329
Puppies for sale, $25 each, textor call 423-572-2750
Siamese cat and several kittens,spayed/neutered, need goodhome 423-442-1262.
Two Applehead Chihuahuas,male $50/each 423-333-8644
Corgi-hound puppy mix, nineweeks old, first shots andwormed, $40, 423-420-6525 or423-442-3971
Two male beagle puppies sixmonths old out of good huntingdogs. $50 each 865 363 1892
ADOPTIONAdopt: Active woman wishes tocomplete her family throughadoption. Lifetime of love,oppor-tunity, and learning awaits. CallAnne-Michele 877-246-1447 ortext 516-305-0144,www.amadopt.info.
Two small dogs, one black, onebrown, free to good home, 423-420-3199.
AKC Registered puppies,eightweeks old, shots up to date,health papers, ready to go, 423-295-4476.
ESTATE SALES
CLASSIFIEDSANIMALSCLASSIFIEDS
ESTATE/MOVINGSALE HOME OFMIKE & LINDACHOATE
NOV.9, 10, & 119 a.m. to 5 p.m.213 Henderson DriveKefauver HillsMadisonville
ARP’SGathered Treasures
423-261-5281
Mike and Linda owned and op-erated Linda’s Used Furniture& Antiques for 33 years buyingestates in Monroe and sur-rounding counties. They havesold the family home of 47years and are relocating toLenoir City. This is truly a saleyou do not want to miss!
Additional Parking 520 Rocky Springs Road
Two six-week-old male mini chi-huahuas, $125 each, 865-705-3078, call or text.Registered Boston Terrier, twomonths, female, up to date onshots, with health papers 423-295-4476
ANIMALS
DOUBLE HEADERABSOLUTE AUCTIONSSALE SITE
1130 Cherokee Drive Madisonville
TERMS: REAL ESTATE: 25% down day of sale, balance with deed30 days. A 10% Buyers premium will be in effect day of sale. Closewithin 30 days. No Exceptions! Verification of funds required. INSPECTION: Any time prior to sale, plats on property or call BillHowe at 423-519-9355 or Glenn Moser at 423-253-4854 for a per-sonal tour. For plats and photos visit our web site atwww.c21howe.com or www.auctionzip.com/listings/3004796.html Onsite date of sale: 8 am until time of sale.DIRECTIONS: Sale Site #1: From Madisonville Hwy 411 South turnright at Pilot Station. Take 3rd left onto Cherokee Drive, property onleft. Watch for signs. Sale site #2: 1st right past giant flag on Hwy411, Immediate left onto Niles Ferry Road. Property on right. Watchfor signs.AUCTIONEER COMMENTS: Don’t miss this opportunity to buy atyour own price. Nice log home with full basement, could be a duplexor very nice private home in cul de sac. Also very nice home site onNiles Ferry Road.
• 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath• Full Basement, Partially Fin-ished• Central Heat & Air• Needs TLC
• 2 Car Garage• Dead End Street• City Taxes $313.00• County Taxes $721.00
For more information www.c21howe.com or www.auctionzip.com/
Howe Realty & AuctionEach office is independently owned and operated.
423-337-9355 • 800-337-9356675 New Hwy 68 Sweetwater
Wm. E “Bill” Howe, Broker/AuctioneerTAL#4476 Firm#1303
Rain or Shine, All Sales Final Day of Sale
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25 10 AM
Announcements day of sale supercede any written advertisement.
SALE #11130 CHEROKEE DRIVE MADISONVILLE
listings.3004796.html
• 4± acres• Beautiful hardwoods• Old home site• 2 Nice Outbuildings• City Taxes $134.00• Great Location
• Water, Sewer, Gas &Electric• No Restrictions• Zoned R 1• Co Tax $309.00
SALE #2 - 4+/- ACRE BUILDING SITE808 NILES FERRY ROAD MADISONVILLE
To Settle Estate of Connie White
ALL SALES CONDUCTED FROM SALE SITE #1ALL SALES FINAL DAY OF SALE, NO MINIMUM
NO RESERVE
CLASSIFIEDS
OPENINGS FORASSEMBLYSPECIALIST
As an Assembly Specialist placed with Kelly Services, you will be unpacking shipped materials, removing damaged pieces and repackaging them to be sent off.
10307 Kingston PikeKnoxville
Immediate interviews are beingheld. Call 865-691-5552 or stop byour branch between 9am-3pm.
PAY: $11 an hourHOURS: Monday-Friday 9am-3pmREQUIREMENTS: High School Diploma/GED
& strong attention to detail
WITH A LEADING LOGISTICS ANDPOSTAL COMPANY IN VONORE
Apply in person Monday-Friday 8 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.
520 Old Hwy 68Sweetwater, TN 37874
(No Phone Calls Please)Equal Housing /E.O.E
Drug Free & Tobacco Free Campus
ASSISTED LIVING FACILITYHOMEMAKERS7 P.M. - 7 A.M.
Fulltime & Part-time
NOW HIRING!
We offer competitive pay with an excellent benefits package that includes Health, Dental,
Vision, Short & Long Term Disability Plans, 403BRetirement, Accident policies, life insurance
along with PTO and Sick Pay Benefits.
CLASSIFIEDSDISTRIBUTION
Bible Baptist Church in TellicoPlains will distribute shoeboxesto Tellico Plains and surroundingareas on Saturday, December16 from 12 to 2 p.m. The shoe-boxes will consist of school sup-plies, personal care products,scarves, gloves, and more. Any-one is welcome to come by andget one. They are free andwrapped for grades K-12, girlsand boys.
Two goats for sale. One male,two-year-old Pygmy, $60, onemale dwarf Pygmy, eight monthsold, $75, 770-362-7877.
ANIMALS
Schools(Continued from pg 1)
• Several teachers arenow using Google class-room on their Chrome-books for all lessons. • Google Classroomtraining was held atVonore Middle School onOctober 30 to help pro-mote use. • Twelve Chromebooklabs have been set up andsent to the schools. Theseitems were purchased byvarious departments. • Seven schools have re-ceived a new teacher com-puter for each teacher,paid for by school fundsand technology matchingfunds. • Seven hundred-plusdevices have been set upand deployed from all de-partments and schoolsbuying technology. • Nine hundred-pluswork orders have beencompleted by the technol-ogy department so far thisyear. • Internet up time forthe schools is at an all timehigh. The technology depart-ment looks forward tocontinuing to help all ofour teachers, administra-tors, students, and staff
with their technologyneeds.”
Torbett(Continued from pg 1)
theft of property wasJoshua Frank Torbett ofMadisonville. Filyaw said the ownerof the check found one ofthe check in his check-book missing on August20 and the next day wentto his bank to cancel thetransaction, the action un-successful. Days later, a letter camefrom a collection agencyordering him to repay theaccount for the check. At a convenience store,the owner learned thatTorbett had cashed thecheck.
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Electric range, $200, 423-442-5413
CLASSIFIEDS
68 Car CareQuality Service
You Can Depend OnAll Type Repairs on Foreign and Domestic Cars & Light Trucks
337-97512805 New Hwy 68 Sweetwater
ASE Certified
CLASSIFIEDSCLASSIFIEDS
AffordableInstallations
MARBLE, CERAMIC, GRANITE, & WOODFLOORS, WALLS, SHOWERS, & HANDICAPPED SHOWERS
Licensed,Insured,Guaranteed
Tom Carroll 865-201-848530 Years of Experience
Glide trolling motor 37 lb. thrustwith foot pedals and brackets$195. 865-408-0118.
2005 Chevrolet Silverado 1500,four door, long bed, a/c, newtires, $6,000, 423-371-4837.
2002 Ford F250 Lariat, teal, lowmileage, leather seats, fullyloaded, 4.5 V8 engine, rearwheel drive, gas, two doors withextended cab doors, extendedbed with cover, serious inquiriesonly, $7,000 423-337-2465, 423-371-0628.
CLASSIFIEDSCONSTRUCTION & REMODELING
Old barn metal, 7 foot- $4, 10foot- $5 423-519-3058
EMPLOYMENT
Window air conditioner, $30,423-271-0267 BOATING
CLOTHING
Whirlpool refrigerator $200 423-519-5045Washer, $200, 423-442-5413
Good used appliances dryers,washers, stoves, and refrigera-tors $100 and up 423-351-4319
Hoover Floor Max for floor andcarpet, with attachments, $35,865-408-0118
Amana ringer washer, worksgood, $200, 423-261-2800
Large brown chest type freezer,$150, 423-351-3874
White freezer, in good condition,$100, 865-659-5378
Rack and Pinion steering for2002 Civic $60 423-371-0774
Used Hotpoint Dishwasher,black, $50, standard 24”, contactJo at 423-442-1734
Magic Chef upright freezer, 49”tall, frost free, $175, 941-713-9514
1988 Toyota rear end, front andback, steel housing $200 423-519-7684
AUTOMOBILESTRUCKS & VANS
ELECTRONICS
CAMPERS
Creative T5400 5.1 with subwired remote, like new, in boxspeaker system $69 423-371-1623
Reece hitch, fits Chevy truck,1983-1986 $175 423-462-1019
Camper Special 1999 Dutch-man Classic GL, 35 foot, all newappliances, new tires $7,400,call 423-253-7965 or 423-519-5569
CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING
2x4,2x6, and 2x8's 423-404-4311
Barn siding 423-404-4311Cedar, walnut, and cherry woodlike new 423-404-4311
New and used mantles 423-404-4311
Hand hued logs 423-404-4311
Old drop siding 423-404-4311
COOPER SERVICES LLCHiring Class A CDL Driversfor Local Shuttle Delivery
Applications at The Buzz, 113Main Street, Madisonville
12 hour shifts at $14-$16 /hr
Call 423-884-9124
3’ x 3’ wooden sawhorses, $25for set, 423-519-5838
Red Heeler, full blooded, sixweeks old, out of working stock,$250, 865-250-9427
ANIMALS
2008 Ford Crown Victoria, blackwith dark tinted windows, 4.6 Po-lice Interceptor, 132K miles$4,300 423-295-2749
CLASSIFIEDS
Two female pigs for sale, onebred and one with a litter of six,$500 for all, 423-442-3549.
AUTOMOTIVEFour truck tires, P275x85R18,Goodyear, white lettering, $150firm 423-404-5344
2001 Buick Regal, gold, rebuilttitle, cold air, $2,000, 423-572-0009 or 423-371-01042004 Ford Focus ZX5, white,five-speed, cold air, $1,700, 423-572-0009 or 423-371-0104
Black oven built in style, alsoblack dishwasher all in goodworking order $150/both 423-4423-2079
Computer keyboard, wireless,light up, new $10 423-337-6798
North Face coat, Med, Large,and XL $45 423-442-3748Converse, blue, ladies size 8,brand new $25 423-506-6141Texas Nike, Large $30 423-442-3748Texas Nike 16/18 XL $30 423-442-3748
APPLIANCES
CHILDCARE
AUTOMOTIVE
Used left and right tail light as-sembly, complete with wiringharness to fit 2002 Chevy Silver-ado 2500 truck, left side hascrack, both sides work $50 423-351-7736
Help WantedHeat & Air Laborer
Must have experience423-337-0037
68 Lube
“We get our hands dirtyso you don’t have to”
423-271-5266
• brakes• oil changes• and more
Highway 68 Tellico Plains
423-561-0864
Monday - Friday10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Saturday 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
HELMS TIREWhirlpool Microwave, like new,1000 watt, white, $175 423-210-1950
Whirlpool Stove, glasstop, likenew $250 423-210-1950
Laborers wanted.
Competitivewages
423-442-3523
3DS XL with charger, Yoshi limegreen cover, Super Mario Broth-ers, 28 games, everything worksgreat, $200, 423-271-6113
Tin for sale, 5V and corrugated,call for more information 423-404-4311
Carry all dog hauler, holds up tofour dogs $175 423-295-2695Pack of eight Beagles for sale.Seven males and one female.Good hunting dogs, ready tohunt right away, $1,200 for all.Serious callers only, 423-295-2068 or 423-442-5334.
Vintage 1902 Wringer Washer,Maytag with motor $125 423-295-2695
Used interior and exterior doors,windows, bathroom vanities,cabinets, and metal awning, call423-836-0237
Used bathroom vanities, cabi-nets, interior and exterior doors,windows, good condition, call423-404-5811
100 year old, handmade brickfor sale 423-404-4311
Now hiring experienced ar-ticulated loader operator.Must be able to pass a drugtest and background check.Health, Vision, Dental, 401K,stock purchase program andtuition reimbursement bene-fits available. Applicationsare only accepted online atcopartcareers.silkroad.com
Shower stall with tub, 60”x75”,no plumbing included, greatcondition, $75, 423-371-3359
Apartment-sized washer anddryer, $225, 423-351-3874
One half sheet of iron sheetmetal and 23 lengths of 1 inchangle iron. Each piece being 91/2 ft. long, $80 for all 423-351-7736
Space saver conventionaloven/microwave combo, white,GE, with mounting bolts, $75,423-519-5838
Now Hiring Kitchen Help
Apply 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.Tennessee River Grill
(Across from Wal-Mart)
Dishwasher, under counter,stainless steel, Frigidaire $100423-519-4458
2005 Mitsubishi Raider, fourdoor, automatic, two wheel drive,grey $3500 423-371-01042005 Ford Focus ZX4, grey, fourdoor, five speed, rebuilt title$2,000 423-371-01042001 Buick Regal $1,500 423-371-0104
Refrigerator, black, freezer ontop, Frigidaire $135 423-519-4458
Four used tires, 225/60 R16$150 423-404-5462
Pre-built trusses, 20, 2x2's, 14foot long $200 423-519-5838
Emerson 12" tube tv $10 423-420-0993 leave message if noanswer.1963 Corvair, needs work,
$1500, 423-295-4194.
THE BUZZ 442-1635
Inside and outside doors, new,36" 423-519-4091
Lexmark 252 Printer $15 423-420-0993 leave message if noanswer.
ELECTRONICSHP Deskjet 550C printer $15423-420-0993 leave message ifno answer.
Looking for Full-time Employees! Mastermelt America
319 Industrial Park RoadSweetwater, TN 37874
Now Hiring a General Production LaborersBenefits Include • Four, 10-hour shifts per week • Overtime available (but not required) • Medical,disability, and life insurance available- Must be able to lift 40 pounds- Must be able to pass drug test, physical, and background check - Forklift experience and prior production experience a plus- Some positions may require third shift and/or weekends.APPLY IN PERSON AT MASTERMELT LOCATION
A-PLUS TIRES
647 Anderson Street Madisonville442-272824 HOUR ROAD SERVICE
New-Used-RecappedPassengerLight TruckBig Truck
ALL BRANDS
BOOKKEEPINGBlackmon
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Experienced, affordable, dependablebookkeeping, data entry, temporary fill in and daily management services
KIM BLACKMON 423-271-6412 www.kbbookkeeper.com
Advertise Your ServiceHere Every Day For Three Months -$75
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Firewood, oak, delivered$55/rick 423-271-5605
Kerosene Heater, brand new,never used $100 423-337-6046
Hickory/Oak Firewood $60/rick,located in Madisonville, Deliveryextra 423-536-8655
423-519-5802
ON CALL 24/7
$45 SERVICE CALLSMILITARY DISCOUNT
PLEMONS RENTALS3 BR 2 BA ..... $550/MO
Mobile Home in Vonore2 BR 2 BA ..... $475/MO
Mobile Home in Vonoredeposit same as rent
utitlies NOT included NO petsStorage Units Available423-442-8869 Velvet wine-colored love seat,
$100, 423-351-3874
HEAT & COOLING
CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIEDS
CLOVERLEAF APARTMENTS1 Bedroom ..................................$455/month2 Bedroom Townhouse.........$547/month3 Bedroom Townhouse........$634/month
121 Cloverleaf Lane Madisonville
Rent Includes Water, Sewer,Garbage, Playground, Picnic Area,
And On-Site Laundry Room.Starting August 1: $10 off if rent ispaid by the 5th of the month.
For More Information Call423-442-3333Application on Site
HANDICAP UNITS AVAILABLE / EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY
For qualified Tenants
SPRINGBROOKAPARTMENTS1 Bedroom apartments
designed for seniors age 62 or older who meet the
income requirements. Utilities furnished, rent
based on income, groundfloor apartments, central
heat/air, maintenance andyard work furnished. 423-884-6070
Equal Housing OpportunityHandicap Units Available
The Willows New 2&3 Bedrooms
Apartments$550-$650/month
washer & dryer hook-up, refrigerator, microwave, stove,
dishwasher423-442-1833
FOR RENT
CLASSIFIEDS
Oval dining room table, 63”x42”no leaf, $30 423-271-6253
EMPLOYMENT
FURNITURE
Queen size box spring and ma-tress $125 423-371-0774
Two solid oak bookshelves $250can be seen at 718 TopsideDrive, Madisonville or call 423-836-5826 or 270-925-8881
Wingback chair with ottoman,reupholstered $100 423-545-9226
Queen size pillowtop mattressand boxspring $175 423-371-0774
FURNITURE
1965 table and hutch with glassdoors, two captain chairs, fourside chairs, three leafs to expandtable $1,000 obo 423-253-7342
Coffee table, large, two doors$40 423-253-5908
Over-sized wicker bedroomsuite with headboard, frame,dresser, mirror, and nightstand,$150, 423-351-3874
King size box spring and ma-tress, like new, $250, 423-371-0774
EXCAVATION SERVICESdesign & build roads,
driveways, land clearing, building pads, topsoil
COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTAL
State Licensed Contractor
Hamilton Enviromental
Gary Hamilton 423-253-5699Mitchell Hamilton 423-561-0675
Madisonville, 1800 sq. ft. openarea, one restroom, faces Hwy411. $750/mo, Call James 423-519-0600
Sofa table, stone top, three feettall and four feet long, $25, 423-241-3631
Four drawer chest of drawers,$100, 423-836-9407
Solid Oak entertainment center,large, $800 can be seen at 718Topside Drive, Madisonville orcall 423-836-5826 or 270-925-8881
King size mattress, boxsprings,and bed frame, like new $250423-836-8559
Two BDR apartment, large livingspace, 111 Teague Drive, Madis-onville, great location in Madis-onville city limits, $550 per monthplus deposit, 423-519-5045 ore m a i [email protected]
EXCAVATION
Motel 6Daily, Weekly andMonthly Rentals
New Weekly Special $175
All Utilities IncludedHBO • WiFi • Indoor Pool
423-492-0500
plus tax
Rocking recliner, nice $98 423-519-3533
Bookshelf, three shelves, forlarge books $30 obo 423-836-9407
Commercial space for rent,three rooms, one bathroom,$200/month, $200/deposit,water included, located on Tel-lico Street, 423-519-4458
Coffee table and sofa table$50/set 865-230-1292
Full size box spring and mat-tress, $100, 423-371-0774
Equal Housing OpportunityHandicap Units Available
AFFORDABLE HOUSINGOLD SAYBROOKAPARMENTS
1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. Available, Appliances furnished Maintenance & yard work provided Income limits apply.
529 Isbill Rd., Madisonville423-442-2262
TDD: 1-800-848-0298THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EqUAL OPPORTUNITY
PROVIDER AND EMPLOYER.
Couch, green leather, hide-a-bed $100 423-351-3874
SWEETWATER HOUSINGAUTHORITY
Apartments for Low-Income Families
.
3 Valley View Village DriveSweetwater, TN
423-337-6224 TN Relay Ctr:1-800-848-0298 (TTY)
1-800-848-0299 (Voice)
Equal HousingOpportunity
Water & Appliances FurnishedWasher/Dryer Hookups
Rent based on household income
Income limits apply per HUD
1,2,3 & 4 BR & Handicap Accessible
Apartments
Applications taken Tuesday & Thursday
8:00 - 11:00 a.m. & 1:00 - 4:00 p.m
www.sweetwaterhousing.com
Twin mattress and boxsprings$75 423-371-0774
Crib, dark, real wood, with mat-tress $50 423-404-0836
White table with butcher blocktop, 36x60, excellent condition$55, 423-295-2680
Oak firewood, delivered, $60/rick423-295-2670 or 423-295-4096
CLASSIFIEDS
Lift chair, good condition $100423-404-1030
Computer cabinet, cherry finish,excellent condition $200 423-295-2680
File cabinet, four-drawer, widetype for hanging files, 18” deep,42” wide, and 52 and 3/8” tall,$55, 423-295-2513
Wooden four-shelf book case,$35, 423-404-3107, call after 6p.m. or leave message
Love seat recliner, blue, goodcondition, $100, 423-241-3631
Kitchen table, octagon shape,black with four chairs, $100, 423-241-3631
Queen size wicker bedroomsuite, headboard, bed frame,dresser with mirror, and nightstand $150 423-351-3874
Electica Heating Unit for largemobile home, 12 years old,never been turned on $300 423-371-0852
Three bedroom, one bathroom$650/month plus $650 deposit,mobile home, large lot, countrysetting, new flooring and paint,references and lease required,no pets, Madisonville 423-561-0626
FOR RENT
Two BDR duplex, nice, 746 BOld Cemetery Road, Madis-onville. Great location to schools,$600 per month plus deposit,423-519-5045 or email [email protected]
For Rent, 2012 model mobilehome on a private quarter acrefenced-in lot, 3 BD, 2 BA, walk-in closet, 1200 sq. ft. Located at211 Everhart Road, Tellico Plains(Mount Vernon). No pets, nosmoking, $600 per month and$600 deposit, 423-371-1450.
Custom made teaching/preach-ing podium, two shelves, withcross on front, must see $150423-443-3933 or 423-371-2484
FLORIST
FOR RENT
Jimmy Harris442-5039
HARRIS HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING
COMMERCIAL DRIVERapply at
R&S Concrete529 Monroe StreetMadisonville
423-442-2452
Two bedroom, one bathroom forrent, stove, refrigerator, dish-washer, water, sewer and lawnservice furnished, washer anddryer hookup, single level,Madisonville $450/month plus$250/deposit call 865-266-9903
Two bedroom two bath mobilehome on Belltown Road inBallplay, nine miles from Madis-onville, $500 deposit, $125weekly, no inside pets, 423-442-5230 after 5 p.m.
HAIRSTYLISTS POSITIONS AVAILABLE FORNEW GREAT CLIPS SALON
IN MADISONVILLE!We have the clientele youare looking for PLUS flexibleschedules, guaranteed payplus commission, paid vaca-tions, and holidays. We alsooffer health insurance withadvancement opportunitiesand much more!
Call Amber at 865-255-0445 Queen size mattress set, good
condition, $70 OBO, 423-442-6013
Ashley Wood heater with flue, ifneeded, $450, 423-519-4091
Firewood for sale, $50/rick, de-livered close to Philadelphia,423-836-5019
Quality Oak firewood, $60 a rick,delivered, 423-261-4003.
Doublewide trailer for rent, threebedroom, two bath, two coveredporches, carport, no pets,$700/month plus $700 deposit,423-420-1172.
81"x39" oak entertainment cen-ter with doors $175 obo 423-420-3301
EVERYDAY LIVING FLORIST
116 Lake Road, Madisonville
All Fall 25% off Cash & Carry
423-404-4327
Mon-Fri 9:30 - 5Wed & Sat 9:30 - 2
Entertainment center, with fourshelves, two drawers, 46" wide,18" deep, 23.5 " tall $50 423-420-0993 leave message if noanswer.
Stereo Cabinet, gloss black withoak trim, two glass doors, threeremovable shelves, 41.75" tall,23" wide, 16" deep $75 423-420-0993 leave message if noanswer.
New hydraulic hose made to fitexcavator, has brass ends, andO rings, 30" long and one inchdiameter hose $40 423-351-7736
King Heater $125 423-519-4091
Two ricks Hickory and Oak mix$60/each or $100/both, deliveryextra 423-536-8655
COST EFFECTIVEADVERTISINGCALL THE BUZZ442-1635
Your businesscould be HERE!Call
The Buzz 423-442-1635
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Custom painted crankbaits, var-ious styles and colors, all lessthan $10, 423-519-9898
Glass display case, small, twoindian dolls inside $40 423-442-6388
Hay for sale, 4x5 round bales,call for details 423-453-8033
CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS
ED’S TREE SERVICELicensed-Bonded-InsuredFREE ESTIMATES24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE865-257-4804 423-253-4176
LAWN & FARM
Hay for sale, 4x5 round bales, inthe dry $25/each 423-519-3201
Goat fencing, new, 12.5 gauge,60"x100 ' plus additional sec-tions 60" by various lengths$120 423-371-1623
Stump King
GOT STUMPS?
423-442-4729Free Estimates
• Low-Cut Stumps• Small $5 and Up
• Medium $25 and Up• Large $40 and UpJOB MINIMUM $50
HARRIS STUMP GRINDING
Professional, Affordable,Reliable, & Insured
New 4x4 MachineCALL 423-506-0166 FORYOUR FREE ESTIMATE PLUMBING
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New Holland Hay baler, 4x4423-519-3970 or 423-519-3971
2006 Kawasaki Vulcan Classic,purchased new off showroomfloor in 2010. Black, 8,000 miles,added $3,000 in chrome afterpurchase, like new, $6,500 OBO870-844-0291 or 870-844-7002,Madisonville.
Polland Pro self propelled, pushmower $100 423-271-6113
John Deere plaque/wall hang-ing, checkerboard game as wellas wall decor, just remove andplay, $50, 865-812-8521.
Collectibles, Yesterday figurines$20-$40, Holiday Barbie from1981-1990's, Denim Day fig-urines, $30/set, Complete 50stat S&P quarters with all fiftyteddy bear holders still pack-aged, 423-404-3107
Boys E-150 lime green electricscooter with matching limegreen and skull helmet, barelyused $75, 423-271-6113.
Collectible whiskey decanters,Jim Beam, Ezra Brooks etc.,423-442-6435.
MUSIC
Elvis memorabilia, everythingunder the sun, all kinds, comesee it, 423-337-6798
Four and five gallon buckets withlids 423-253-4162
Vantage slim line guitar, hardshelled case, blonde, acousticwith electric pick-up $300. Addi-tional case $50, 423-519-6832
John Deere, 46 inch riding lawnmower, 423-519-0551Built to Suit
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GARAGES AND SHEDSFREE ESTIMATES423-436-0921
Health care items, wheelchairs$50, shower chair $15, walkerwith wheels $15, crutches $3,walking canes $3 and up 423-519-4458
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New parts for Nutron R51 LXPwheelchair, two new motors, 650watts $100/both, new batterycharger $25, 423-295-5245
Ab exerciser $20 423-295-2695
Fresh brown eggs $1.50/dozen423-453-8033
Elvis Presley collectibles 423-519-6390
Commercial gas grill, infrared,skewer friendly, with cover, stain-less steal, double door, like new,side burner $300 423-442-9080
HUNTING & FISHING
Husky, gear driven rotary tiller$250 865-306-6597 or 865-816-6014
Outside basketball goal, sevento ten ft. tall with fillable base $50,423-271-6113
MOTORCYCLES,ATVS, & GO-KARTS
LAWN & FARM
Deck for 12.5 horsepower Mur-ray riding lawnmower, $50, 423-371-0774.
Six foot drum mower 865-206-7860
Canning jars, quart size$4/dozen 423-404-4311
Rotary Tiller, good condition$225 423-371-0800
Everlast punching and boxingbag $40 423-371-1623
Craftsman power saw in case$100 423-442-1037
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MISCELLANEOUSLarge burlap sacks 423-253-4162Red leather Dooney and BourkeHobo handbag, $85, 423-404-3107, leave messageAntique barn planks, old beamsand rafters, 423-442-2131
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Sunshade to fit a Scag Turf Tigermower, only used three times,color orange, paid $194, will take$100 423-351-7736
Upright piano, dark wood, goodcondition $100 423-420-6609
Vintage Chenille wedding ringbed spread, queen, cream $85423-545-9226
Air Mattress $50 423-253-5315
Sperry shoes, size 10, like new,worn once $25 423-506-6141
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Want to Buy: standing timber,select cut or clear cut, five acreminimum, call or text 423-371-0999
Wedding dress with jacket, size16, $100. Call or text JessicaKline at 423-506-3057.
Fishing rods, fly rods, deep seafishing rods, and a tackle box,$200, 423-404-3017, call after 6p.m. or leave message
Cemetery plots, SweetwaterMemorial Gardens, make rea-sonable offer 423-404-5811
CVA 50 cal. Muzzleloader, new$249 423-253-4632
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Round bales of hay for sale,423-253-5699
Hay for sale, in the dry, TellicoPlains 423-337-1780
12 gauge break-barrel, cleangun, one box shells, and softcase $120 423-253-4632
Pressure washer, Monsoon2250 PSI, 2.1 gallon per minute,excellent condition $175 423-371-1623
12.5hp Briggs & Stratton engine,$250, 423-371-0774
Weight plates, 2- 25 pound $25423-371-1623
Men’s mountain bike, $75, 423-404-3107, call after 6 p.m. orleave message
New Michael Kors large silverhandbag, two shoulder straps,$200, 423-404-3107, after 6 p.m.
Local Honey $15/quart 423-404-4311
Three B-50 Flemish Twist bowstrings $42, ten custom orangecedar arrows with target points(glue on) $125.95, twleve greenand yellow Easton AluminumXX75 Camo Hunter, $101.85423-420-2787 or 423-333-8240.
1E8831 48# 54" BrowningNomad 1 Recurve Bow with-custom-made arrows $250,423-333-8240 or 423-420-2787.
Calf pens $100 423-271-6113
Small, one bedroom mobilehome free to be dismantled andhauled off for scrap metal, 423-545-9342
Charcoal smoker, $25, 865-408-0118
Four used ATC tires off of fourwheel ATC cycle. Two Goodyear25 x 11.5 x 9 and two Deestone23 x 8 x 11, $50 for all, call 423-351-7736
GT’s MobileWelding
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Walker, four wheels, with seat,brakes, 300 pound weight limit$50 423-884-2526
LAWN & FARM
Hay for sale 4x5 $20/roll 423-536-8057
Merrill XL $45 423-442-3748
Gas powered push mower, $50,423-404-8494.
SHULTZ FARM FOODS
245 Co. Rd. 603 Athens
423-745-4723Monday - Saturday 8 - 5:30
Apples - Apple Cider - Fried Pies Dried Apples - Apple Butter
Okra for sale by the bushel orhalf bushel 423-453-8033
PEST CONTROL
Yamaha guitar with protectivecase, sounds great, $250, 423-887-4209
Used barn tin $5/each 423-404-4311
Plate glass mirror, approx. 36x54$65 423-271-6493
Piano teacher is offering les-sons in the Madisonville area.Experienced instructor withmusic degree offering tradi-tional instruction and the Suzukimethod. Call 423-271-1052 formore information.
12 horse power MTD ridinglawn mower, $250, 423-371-0774
Twelve place setting Christmasdishes $35 423-506-6141
Twelve piece place setting withcups $20 423-506-6141
Springfield model 58 Sears andRoebuck 30-06 bolt action riflewith Weaver high-poweredscope, $250, 423-836-5354
Cropland available for lease for2018 farming season, 25 to 30acres in Fork Creek area ofSweetwater, asking $50 peracre, 540-623-5480.
25CC87 58" 40# Bear RecurveBow $200, 423-333-8240 or423-420-2787.Six Green Eskimo and six Es-kilite broadheads and case,$24.40 for all. Three DeadlySnuffer broadheads (stainless)$39.99 each, three Steel ForcePremium broadheads (stainless)$35.99 per pack, one BlackArrow tube $22, six Purple JazzArrows $5 each, nine hunting ortarget arrows, new nocks andfeathers $40, four hunting or tar-get arrows camo (like new), callfor more information or to dis-cuss pricing 423-420-2787 or423-333-8240.
Timber for sale, 12 red cedartrees, you cut, you haul, call formore information 423-519-5588.Handmade quilt with tinystitches, Flying Geese, $175,423-351-3874
National antique sewing ma-chine, 1900s era, tub spool withinstruction book, all attachments,$250, 423-442-3105.
Would like to buy used car tags,local or out of state, 423-404-4311.
Four, Fourwheeler tires, 2-226x900 R12, 2-226x11 R12$50/all 423-404-5462
Handmade quilt, Tulip quilt, littlestitches, $165, 423-351-3874 Doll collection, mostly antique,and more, different prices, 423-351-3874Punch bowl, base and 50 cups,Star of David design, $75, 423-442-3105.
Antique dueling pistol $175 423-404-5462
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Lawnmower parts for sale from$5 to $250, 423-371-0774
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eral Jens Stoltenberg saidon Wednesday defenseministers of membercountries were set to ap-prove a new plan to im-prove the way the alliancecommanded and deployedits forces. The plan in-cluded protecting sealanes ferrying troops andequipment across the At-lantic and protecting landforces in Europe. In the wide, wide worldof wildlife, famous 19-year-old Australian “snakewrangler” Nathan Chet-cuti of Brisbane was re-ported on Tuesday asfighting for his life after hewas bitten by his petsnake, one of a species re-garded as the world’s mostvenomous serpents. TheAustralian BroadcastingCompany said Chetcutiwas returning his inlandtaipan back into its enclo-sure on Sunday when thereptile lashed out and bithim. Radcliffe Hospital inQueensland said as of No-vember 7, Chetcuti was inserious condition in theintensive care unit of thefacility. And if you like soysauce with your grilledbeef ribs, apparentlythere’s no better place togo than South Korea. On
Around The Globe Speaking before SouthKorea’s National Assem-bly on Wednesday, U.S.President Donald Trumpwarned North Korea notto “underestimate” Amer-ica, that his administra-tion would not allowUnited States’ cities to bethreatened with destruc-tion. “We will not be in-timidated,” Trump said.“Do not underestimate us.And do not try us.” Afterward, NorthKorea released a state-ment, declaring theUnited States would con-tinue “to stare into theabyss of doom” until “lu-natic old” Trump was re-moved from office. Thehermit kingdom de-manded the U.S. withdrawits hostile policy towardKim Jong Un’s dictator-ship and said a “decisivechoice” needed to bemade. Developing a thicken-ing blanket of smog justlike Beijing, China, the In-dian city of Delhi declareda public health emergencyon Tuesday, revealing thecity’s air quality rating was
above the highest dangerlevels on the nation’s med-ical index, calling the airquality “severely harmful.”Blame was assigned to thecountry’s cars, trucks, andmotorbikes and especiallyto widespread stubbleburning of leftover strawafter grain harvests. An official from thewar-ravaged country ofSyria said on Tuesday hisnation would join theParis climate accord, amove that would leave theUnited States as the soleUnited Nations memberstates not supporting theagreement. The UnitedStates ratified the 2015agreement last year, butTrump announced in Junehe wanted to pull out un-less the U.S. could get abetter deal. NATO Secretary Gen-
Tuesday at a state dinnerin Seoul, guests that in-cluded President Trumpsat down to a four-coursemeal filled with local deli-cacies with the main dishof ribs accompanied by360-year-old soy sauce, thelonger the age – even cen-turies – the higher its es-teem. Trump also hadgrilled sole, local shrimp,and chocolate cake.
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