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1 Volume: XIII Issue: 188 August 11, 2017 Deputy Discovers Unwanted Bag of Pot Trio Disavows Obvious Ownership Norman Terry Smile of the Day! Riley seven o clock tolled in Vonore on August 8, The Vonore Town Board still gathered at City Hall, with Mayor Bob Lovingood calling the meeting to order. He was joined by Aldermen Michael Garren, James Brown, John Hammontree, and Betty Sparks. City Recorder Courtney Dalton-Viar and City Attorney Tyler Weiss were also present at the meeting. Before the town board met, the Vonore Beer Board looked after some business. The agenda FRIDAY Vonore Town Board Talks Future Event and Projects Tulli Cole The heat of the day had not yet vanished from the world by the time the Three individuals in a car on Highway 411 took the short route to jail on Tuesday when not one of the trio stepped forward during a traffic stop to exercise proprietorship of a bag of green leafy marijuana rough cut found in the car. Charged by Monroe County Sheriff s Sergeant (See Trio pg 8) Theft Attempt Ends with Drug Discovery Police Arrest Driver, Female Passenger Jenkins A 47-year-old male and a 26-year-old female who were chased down the highway after failing to complete a theft attempt were arrested on Sunday with a syringe full of illegal drugs. Charged by Madisonville Police Patrol Officer Dylan Bledsoe with shoplifting was Christo- (See Duo pg 3) Solar Showdown The Eclipse and You: What to Expect and Do During Totality! Tulli Cole A most marvelous and rare of events is set to soar over Monroe County on August 21, For on that summer afternoon, a listed an application up for discussion. However, this application had been (See Vonore pg 6) Moses total solar eclipse will occur. Are you prepared to greet this astronomical phenomenon? No fear, adventurers! Your journey need not be put on hold. If you are in need of a bit of wisdom, look no further. The Smoky Mountain Astronomical Society has kindly shared a list of helpful - and perhaps eye saving - facts about the eclipse for all the would-be star surfers out there. [We want] for people 3959 Hwy 411 N Madisonville to have a safe and enjoyable experience of totality, said Forrest Lee Erickson of the SMAS. So read on, dear reader, read on! What Is a total eclipse? According to the Smoky Mountain Astronomical Society, a total solar eclipse is what happens when the moon comes between the sun and where you are on the surface of Earth. Compare this to a lunar (See Eclipse pg 4) NOW OPEN IN NEW LOCATION! PHYSICAL EXAMS ALLERGY TESTING WORKMAN S COMP HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE MINOR SURGICAL PROCE- DURES STEROID JOINT INJECTIONS SHOULDER, KNEE & BACK PAIN WART & MOLE REMOVAL (FREEZING) FLU/STREP SUTURING SPRAINS/STRAINS MIGRAINES DIABETIC TREATMENT CDL/DOT PHYSICALS EKG/SPIROMETRY VENOUS DOPPLER

2 Page 2 - The BUZZ August 11, 2017 Donna s Old Town Café NOW OPEN! OBITUARIES CALHOUN, EDNA ANN, of Tellico Plains, passed away 10:35 a.m. Monday, August 7, 2017 at Sweetwater Hospital. Member of Poplar Bluff Baptist Church. Survivors: daughters and son-in-law, Kim Geren, Pamela and Ronnie Lynn, all of Tellico Plains; son and daughter-inlaw, T.J. and Kristen Calhoun, Madisonville; several grandchildren and greatgrandchildren; sister, Sandra Reed; brother, Mike Wilson, both of Ooltewah; several nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by mother, Inez Rector Burgess; father, John Paulman. Funeral 8 p.m. Thursday, Biereley-Hale Chapel, Rev. Roman Hamilton and Rev. Carroll Hamilton officiating. Interment 10 a.m. Friday, Center Cemetery. Family will receive friends 6-8 p.m. Thursday at Biereley- Hale Funeral Home, Tellico Plains. LABANOWITZ, DENNIS BRADLEY, age 38, of Sweetwater, passed away on Monday, August 07, Preceded in death by his mother: Lori Hood Labanowitz; grandparents, Margaret and Tom Hood, Michael J. Labanowitz, Sr., and Lois Craig; sisters, Brooke Nicole Labanowitz, Mikell Brynne Labanowitz. Survivors include his father and step-mother: Mickey and Tonia Labanowitz, of Loganville, GA.; aunt, Lynda Hood Kerr, of Sweetwater; several cousins. The family will have a celebration of life service on Saturday, August 12, 2017 at Kyker Funeral Homes, Sweetwater, at 11 a.m. in Kyker s Chapel with Rev. Larry Orr officiating. Kyker Funeral Homes, Sweetwater, in charge of arrangements. SHIRK, GEORGIA M., age 82, of Vonore, passed away 1:05 p.m. Monday, August 7, 2017 at her home. She was a very dedicated and faithful member of Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Former member of New Macedonia Baptist Church. Retired from Yale Securities in Lenoir City. Survivors: husband, Clifford Shirk; daughter and son-inlaw, Cheryl and Floyd Garrett; granddaughters, Hollie Ladera and Julie Wilbur; special granddaughter, Reida Shirk; great-grandchildren, Aven and Leo Ladera, Abigail Wilbur; brother, Roy Hill; special friend, Betty Humbert; several nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by parents, Maynard and Flossie Hill; one sister; nine brothers. Funeral 8 p.m. Friday, Biereley-Hale Chapel, Rev. Dennis Robinson and Rev. Tommy Self officiating. Interment 11 a.m. Saturday, 2x2 QUARTET Come Enjoy a Night of Worship! SUNDAY AUGUST 13 6:30 P.M. Madisonville Church of God 3895 NEW HIGHWAY 68 MADISONVILLE Big Toqua Cemetery. Family will receive friends 6-8 p.m. Friday at Biereley-Hale Funeral Home, Madisonville. TORBETT, CARL RAY, age 69, of Delano, formerly of Monroe County, passed away Monday, August 07, 2017, at his home. Preceded in death by his parents, Frank and Dorthy Torbett; sister and brother-in-law, Ruth and Robert Self; infant brother, Johnny Torbett; sister-in-law, Faye Torbett. Survivors: wife, Mary Ann Torbett; children and spouses, Jonathan Torbett, Sr., Jason and Catherine Torbett, Joshua Torbett, Jean and Amanda Torbett; grandchildren, Makayla Maples, Ashlyn Torbett, Jonathan Torbett, Jr., Emma Grace Torbett, Caden Torbett; brothers and sister-in-law, Bob Torbett, George and Judy Torbett, Claude Torbett; sister and brother-in-law, Rhondale and Jason Payne; several nieces and nephews. Funeral 7 p.m. Thursday, Biereley-Hale Chapel, Rev. Ollie Lankford officiating. Interment 10 a.m., Friday at Croft Family Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 5-7 p.m., Thursday, Biereley- Hale Funeral Home, Madisonville. WE PAY THE MOST GOLD & DIAMONDS DIRECT Cook Street Madisonville TICKETS, TICKETS, TICKETS Enjoy an Evening Supporting The Boys and Girls Club The Boys & Girls Club of the Monroe Area auction is this Saturday, August 12 at 6 p.m. at the Cora Veal Senior Center. If you have not purchased your ticket, it s not too late! Tickets are still available. Call The Club at to reserve your tickets for an evening of food, fun, and socializing highlighting the Club s primary fundraising event held annually, the silent and live auctions including gift certificates, antiques, with lots of fun and food. And don t miss your chance to bid on the 2003 Jaguar that will be auctioned as one of the live auction items. The car is available for viewing at the front of the Cora Veal Senior Center. For purpose of food Bivens Reunion Saturday, August 12 starting at 10 a.m. Meet at the Vonore Community Center preparation the Club requests that those interested in attending call to reserve your tickets today, but as always tickets will also be available at the door! Monroe County s Weather Now! A & S AUTO DJ & Christine Ayers Owners BODY & TOWING 24 HOUR TOWING Free Estimates Now Renting U-Haul! New Hwy 68 Sweetwater Old Hall Salvage Building Behind Jacky Jones Ford WE BUY GOLD AND SILVER! Diamond Jewelry Silver Coins Old Class Rings Gold Chains Platinum Wedding Bands Gold Watches Old Dental Gold

3 August 11, 2017 Cup Chromosomes Carla and Carrie... Raising extraordinary kids in an ordinary world! Carrie: of Back to School! Back to school has always been something that I personally look forward to. School means as a parent I get some time away from NooDy. NooDy and I spend 24- hours-a-day seven-days-aweek together over the summer vacation. That isn't a bad thing but it doesn't leave me any opportunity to miss him. Having a little time apart is good for both of us. Yesterday NooDy woke up at 5 a.m. I believe he was just as excited to go to school as I was for him to go. He picked out his outfit right down to his socks. This kid loves dressing up. NooDy was so proud of the way he looked. As we walked into school he proudly showed everyone his new shirt and tie and kept signing brother. He wanted everyone to know he was dressed like his brother. When we got into class I thought he would have some anxiety about me leaving but in true NooDy form he hugged everyone, looked at me and pushed FOOD & DRINK VENDOR CALL! THE CITY OF MADISONVILLE SEEKING VENDORS FOR THE ECLIPSE VIEWING! CONFIRM YOUR SPACE NOW! CONTACT MADISONVILLE CITY HALL me out the door. He loves going to school. He loves having a routine and loves to learn. I was excited to be able to get my house vacuumed and not have someone trying to hurt me in the process. When 2:30 came around I was so looking forward to picking him up. That opportunity to miss him and see how excited he was to see me wiped away all the drama from the summer. The last few weeks he was bored and that led to unwanted behavior. I give a lot of credit to the moms who homeschool their children. That takes more patience than I have. I am so thankful for public school and all the teachers and aides that take such good care of my boy. I hope everyone had a great summer and now let's have a fantastic school year! BACK TO SCHOOL CASH? NO CREDIT CHECK EASY PAYMENTS Cash Loans up to $700 QUICK LOANS OF TN MADISONVILLE 4207 HIGHWAY 411 N APPLY BY PHONE CALL DENISE Keeping your home cool & comfortable is my job! Duo (Continued from pg 1) pher Scott Moses of Friendsville. Charged with possession of Schedule II opana was Heaven Kindle Eve Jenkins of Maryville. Bledsoe said he answered a shoplifting call at EPA Certified UNIVERSAL Page 3 - The BUZZ a business on Highway 411 but both Moses and Jenkins were gone when he got there. He spotted their Toyota Corolla on the highway, however, and made a stop on down the road at a convenience store. Moses admitted taking merchandise from the business just fled, but said he dropped the spoils when confronted by store personnel. While speaking to Jenkins, Bledsoe spotted a syringe in her wallet, a liquid-filled hypodermic that Jenkins said contained opana. SERVICE CALL...$45 ON CALL 24-7 Ask About Military & Local Service Discount

4 Page 4 - The BUZZ August 11, Highway 411 Madisonville DAILY SPECIALS! North Korea on Wednesday responded to a new round of threats from U.S. President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Jim Mad Dog Mattis, claiming it could launch four missiles in Guam s direction within a week when it completed a plan to attack the ocean waters near the island by mid-august. The plan, according to the North, would include simultaneous firing of four Hwasong-12 intermediate rockets that would cross over Shimane, Hiroshima, and Koichi, all Japanese cities, before landing in surrounding waters 18 to 24 miles away from the U.S. territory. However on Thursday, the new defense minister of Japan said his country s military could shoot down the missiles before they could reach Guam and other United States sites. During a session of the National Diet - Japan s parliament - Itsunori Onodera said Japan would activate its Aegis destroyer missile system as any attack on Guam would be considered an existential threat to Japan. FINANCING AVAILABLE! Melvin Martin HEAT & AIR Around The Globe A low-flying Russian spy plane was spotted on Wednesday over parts of Washington DC and Bedminister, New Jersey, where Trump was vacationing at his Trump National Golf Course, the craft cruising at 4,000 feet before pulling away to 5,000 feet and heading into New York airspace. Officials were not alarmed, one said, as the flight had been approved under a long-standing global treaty. George Mason University in Virginia adjunct professor Ahmet S. Yayla said on Thursday the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria was getting smarter about circumventing Western security and events like last month s failed terror plot in Australia were likely to occur more frequently. Writing in the Wall Street Journal, Yayla reported the bomb materials used in the aborted attack likely arrived via air cargo, a passenger jet, evading all security measures. According to polling in France this past week, the country s new president, Emmanuel Macron, had Installing Most Major Brands Licensed- Bonded- Insured- Nate certified NEW & USED UNITS AVAILABLE! 10 year Warranty on premium units Parts & Labor Warranty /2 OFF LUNCH* BUY ONE LUNCH AND TWO DRINKS AND GET 1/2 OFF SECOND OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE MUST PRESENT COUPON EXPIRES JULY 1, 2017 $5 OFF* $25 or More Purchase 1 COUPON PER PARTY MUST PRESENT COUPON EXPIRES AUGUST 31, % OFF with Student ID* *excludes tax and alcohol *not valid with any other offers or discounts an approval rating of just 36 percent (lower than Trump s) and on Wednesday received icing to that cake when his own government rejected his campaign promise to officially give his wife Brigitte, 64, the title of first lady. Officials said the 39-year-old Macron had been nicknamed Jupiter by newspapers and magazines due to the air of superiority he has in public. (BUZZ Note: these were the same newspapers and magazines that lionized him for saving France from the specter of Marine Le Pen, the conservative populist female that Macron defeated for the presidency in May. For the record, Brigitte and Emmanuel met in high school, when he was a student and she was his teacher, oh my.) And Mazda announced on Thursday it was getting rid of the spark plug, the automaker saying it had developed a breakthrough engine the Spark Controlled Compression Ignition that could burn gasoline without a spark plug firing, the way a diesel engine does. MotorMax Pre-Owned Vehicle Sales CARS TRUCKS RVs Auto & Diesel Repair Body & Paint Repair Officials said the engine would increase fuel efficiency but had been difficult to engineer for consumer use. Eclipse (Continued from pg 1) eclipse, where the shadow of the Earth covers the whole moon. Anyone and everyone who can see the moon will see a lunar eclipse. A total solar eclipse, on the other hand, can only be seen by a small region of the planet. In other words, you must be in just the right spot and just the right time in order to witness such totality! Our total solar eclipse As you might well know by now, the total solar eclipse will occur on Monday, August 21. SMAS notes it will travel across the United States, all the way from Oregon down to South Carolina. The prime location in East Tennessee to witness the total solar eclipse is Yup, you guessed it! Tellico Plains, Sweetwater, Madisonville, and Vonore will one and all boast excellent vantage points, as will Athens and Etowah in McMinn County. But let s focus on our hometowns, shall we? There will be approximately two and a half minutes of totality. Sharp-eyed viewers may also notice quite a bit more wonders dancing across the sky and horizon during the eclipse. One of those will be a fastmoving shadow some seventy-miles in diameter, said Erickson. Oh, and do not forget the Sun s corona, noted a SMAS handout, or the possibility of seeing the planets, stars, and streams of gas just above the surface of that same sunny star. During the eclipse Erickson advices firsttime viewers to plan on NOT taking any photographs of the total solar eclipse. Why is that? As previously mentioned, totality will last only two and a half minutes. Not very long at all, and there will be quite a lot to see during those precious few moments. Watch it and enjoy! said Erickson. It s over pretty fast [ ] Don t get Scott Baker Hwy 411 N, Suite B Madisonville Sales Manager Ron Goca Head Mechanic

5 August 11, 2017 so caught up in trying to take pictures that you miss it. Which would be quite a shame. Unless you are willing to travel hundreds and hundreds of miles, said Erickson, you may not have another chance to watch a total solar eclipse. So no fumbling with those cameras and smart phones, guys and gals! Just sit back, slip on those protective shades of yours, and enjoy the show! Safety, Safety, Safety! As exciting as this event promises to be, caution must still be observed. First and foremost, says the SMAS, do not look at the surface of the sun. Doing so can cause blindness. This danger is very much present during the partial phases of the total solar eclipse, too. An hour and a half leading up to the eclipse and an hour and a half following its departure, there will be a partial eclipse. You must NOT LOOK at this partial eclipse without suitable protection. The normal blink reflex will not be kicking in during this time, which means there will be no protection from the sun s harsh light. Be aware! Permanent damage to the eyes can occur without feeling pain. Only special dark glasses allow you to safely peer up at the sun. Speaking of those glasses Erickson advices all would-be viewers to buy proper ISO eclipse glasses. You can purchase these glasses online. Several locations around Monroe County are also selling eclipse glasses. However, Erickson notes it might be smart to do so as quickly as possible. Otherwise, the glasses will not ship in time. You should view the eclipse with the naked eye only during totality. Wear your eclipse glasses during the time leading up to and after totality, when the sun is in a partial eclipse. You can also use an indirect method to observe the sun during a partial eclipse, by using a solar projection telescope or a pin-hole camera. Children are especially vulnerable during the partial phases. Erickson advices parents to keep their kids indoors in the time leading up to and after totality. Bring them out to witness the total solar eclipse, then return inside once it has finished. And for all those viewers with telescopes DO NOT use a telescope with a filter in the eye piece. The SMAS advices to destroy unsafe eye pieces that may have come with telescopes in the past. Safety during an eclipse does not all revolve around the sun and moon and sky, though. Do not forget that the total solar eclipse is going to happen on August 21. It is summertime, and the temperatures will no doubt reflect it. It will be hot, hot, hot, so plan for your trips and viewings accordingly. Stay hydrated, insisted Erickson. Have plenty of water, he added, and be sure to have sunscreen, a lawn chair, and bug spray. The SMAS suggests having plenty of snacks as well, and perhaps even a ground blanket. Radios should not be too loud, either. And because of the great crowds which come along with any rare event such as a total solar eclipse Page 5 - The BUZZ Master Key Storage of Tennessee, LLC x5 and 12 x30 outside parking available masterkeystorage.vpweb.com 1250 Highway 68, Sweetwater They [the viewers] may get stuck [where they are], admitted Erickson. They just need to be patient. Bring a good attitude, writes the SMAS. After the Eclipse? The adventure need not end after the total solar eclipse. As big as this [the eclipse] is, said Erickson, there are more beautiful things to see. And how! As Erickson pointed out, the Cherohala Skyway is a great asset to Monroe County. Its dark skies offer a first-class ticket to a realm of heavenly marvels and wonders. Most every night, there is an opportunity for anyone to gaze upon a natural painting of epic, astronomical splendor. No surprise, then, to know the Cherohala Skyway has played host to the Smoky Mountain Astronomical Society. The SMAS has hosted several Star Parties in the past, gatherings at which members come together to enjoy what the horizon and beyond! has to offer. Grand and incredible though the total eclipse may be, said Erickson, members of the Smoky Mountain Astronomical Society see wonderful things all year round. And its doors are open to all those hoping and willing to join their ranks. We want everyone with telescopes to join our club, said Erickson. Or start their own. He expressed a fervent wish for Monroe County (or perhaps even its individual towns) to become motivated by the eclipse and the promises of the Cherohala Skyway to begin their very own astronomy clubs. Erickson hoped the eclipse inspires the youth of the community to look further into astronomy, too. These are cool things to learn about, he pointed out. And now? Now that you have a bit more information in hand about the total solar eclipse, there is just one thing left to do. Suit up, adventurer! And embark on your journey across the galaxy! * The information in this article was taken directly from an educational handout, provided by the Smoky Mountain Astronomical Society. The information can also be found on its official website: smokymtnastro.org. Forrest Lee Erickson also provided helpful advice and information. This story is combination of all the info. Any mistakes are my own. * Interested in those star parties? Want to join the Smoky Mountain Astronomical Society? Check out smokymtnastro.org! TIRE AND BRAKE SERVICE Anderson St. Madisonville

6 Page 6 - The BUZZ August 11, 2017 SIGNATURE LOANS TITLE LOANS CHECK CASHING BILL PAY Vonore (Continued from pg 1) withdrawn by the applicant. The Vonore Beer Board thus only had to review the minutes from the previous beer board meeting. City Recorder Dalton- Viar read those minutes before those gathered. Following the reading, Alderman Sparks motioned to accept the minutes as read. Alderman Hammontree seconded the motion, and it passed with all ayes. Alderman Garren then motioned to adjourn as the Vonore Beer Board. Hammontree seconded this motion as well. The measure passed with all in favor, and the meeting came to a close. Its members quickly reconvened as the Vonore Town Board. They first reviewed the minutes from the previous board meeting, held on July 11, City Recorder Dalton- Viar read the minutes before the board. Alderman Garren made a motion to accept the minutes as read, and three of the remaining aldermen seconded. The measure passed with all ayes. It was now time for committee reports. Brenda Tipton took to the floor. She first requested the board s permission to replace Mayor Lovingood with Alderman Hammontree on the Library Board. The mayor, said Tipton, is already quite busy with several other placements and duties. Tipton also asked for the board s approval to name Wayne Bodie to the Library Board. The Vonore Town Board gave her approval for both appointments. Tipton next announced the Second Annual Duck Drop. The Vonore Historical Society and Heritage Museum will hold this event on September 16. Tipton stated they would need all the help they could get, adding she would appreciate any assistance the city council might give. The Duck Drop will feature around 1,500 ducks, all of which will be dropped into the lake across from City Hall. Tipton said the event will also have an early morning fishing tournament, a 5K where you can waddle, walk, or run, and a beauty BACK TO SCHOOL CASH! Free Cash Advance For First Time Customers* *Some restrictions apply 4506 Highway 411 Suite 2 Next to Sloan Center Madisonville New Highway 68 Suite 1 Sweetwater pageant. There were even hopes for a cornhole tournament. A flyer provided by Tipton noted there will also be craft and food vendors on site, as well as bouncy houses and children s games. The proceeds from the Second Annual Duck Drop will benefit the Flag Memorial. The Vonore Town Board then moved on to the reports from the individual departments. Alderman Garren updated the board on the recent-goings on of the public works department. He stated the department had installed several sewer taps, chipped brush, and worked on the children s playground. Future plans include ongoing work at the ball fields. The Vonore Fire Department was represented by Alderman Brown. During the month of July 2017, he reported the following calls: 32 medical calls, two public assists, seven wrecks with injury, one landing zone assist, one car fire, one structure fire, one brush fire, one fire alarm, and one smoke investigation. The fire department answered a total of 54 calls. Alderman Brown reported that 43 of these calls came from within the city. It was a busy month, said Alderman Brown. Alderman Sparks gave the report for the parks and recreation department. She was proud to announce the fencing at the parks is at long last completed. The grass is also growing, stated Sparks, and it was looking nice and green. She then invited all those who had not dropped by the boat dock to check it out. There is a picnic area being built in that location. More tables are also being added to the beach area. Sparks also spoke about the work being done at the children s playground. Tape is now out, she said. This is due to improvements being made at the playground. The old equipment will be taken out, the ground leveled, and new equipment will be brought in. It is going to be beautiful, said Sparks. She thanked Alderman Garren and the public works department for all its help on the parks and playground. The playground will be insurance compliant, stated Sparks. Alderman Hammontree gave a report for the Vonore Police Department. The department had remained busy, said Hammontree. He especially wished to speak about the upcoming total solar eclipse. All emergency personnel, both in town and the county, will be working that day, reported Alderman Hammontree. He noted some 4,000 people MAXI General Mechanic Work Domestic and Foreign Computer Diagnostics Tune-Ups Cooling Systems Timing Belts Water Pumps Catalytic Converters Brake Service Tires Alignment Exhaust Service Air Conditioning 10% off any services with this ad * *excludes tires 1101 N Main Street Sweetwater

7 August 11, 2017 have already made reservations at Fort Loudon Park and the Sequouah Birthplace Museum. The town has an operational plan for the event, said Hammontree, and it will be shared with the county. Only emergency calls will be answered on that date (August 21), and all the police officers will be working. Alderman Hammontree stated the town did not know what to expect on August 21. The weather may play a huge role. However, he said the area may become quite congested. He asked for the public s help and patience in this matter. Mayor Lovingood echoed Alderman Hammontree s thoughts on the matter. There were a lot of unknowns, he said, but patience is the key word. Lovingood stated it will probably be a very busy day for everyone. However, he was also excited, especially so for the children. Mayor Lovingood saw the total solar eclipse as something they could be proud to say they have seen. It will also be educational. There will be a lot of traffic on the road, he added, but Vonore will do its part. There was no old business to come before the board, so it immediately turned its attention to a few matters of new business. The first was a sponsorship request on the part of Sequoyah Football and the radio station. The station covers SQHS sports, including both home and away football games. The request was for $150. Alderman Garren motioned to meet this request, and Alderman Sparks seconded. The measure passed with all ayes. The Vonore Town Board also heard a sponsorship request for $100 NOTICE OF MEETING Monroe County Board of Commissioners The Monroe County Board of County Commissioners will meet in regular session TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, AT 6:00 P.M. in the Monroe County courthouse. This is a public meeting and all interested citizens are urged to attend. A copy of the agenda can be obtained from the County Clerk s office. Larry C. Sloan Monroe County Clerk for the Tour de Tellico. No motions were made during this time, and so no action was taken. Ordinance 17-04, concerning a zoning text amendment in Chapter 2, was then read. Alderman Garren motioned to pass Ordinance on first reading, and Alderman Hammontree seconded. The measure passed with all ayes. Ordinance 17-05, concerning a zoning text amendment in Chapter 3, was then read. Alderman Garren motioned to pass Ordinance on first reading. Seconding the motion was Alderman Brown. The measure passed with all in favor. Ordinance 17-06, concerning a zoning text amendment for Chapter 4, was the next to be reviewed. Alderman Garren motioned to pass Ordinance on first reading, and Alderman Hammontree seconded. The motion passed with all ayes. Ordinance 17-07, concerning a zoning text amendment for Chapter 6, was the final ordinance of the evening. Alderman Garren motioned to pass Ordinance on first reading. Alderman Sparks seconded the motion, and it passed with all ayes. Sparks brought forward the next order of new business. She stated the town and Parks and ONE CALL DOES IT ALL FREE (3733) Recreation Board have been working steadily towards getting the ball park up and running. However, there is one area in which it is lacking. This would be bathroom facilities. Sparks reported Hiwassee Realtors have drawn up plans and offered estimates for these facilities. The plan/estimates include the cost of materials but not labor. However, Alderman Sparks hoped to get volunteer labor, inmate labor, and in-house labor to complete the project. The materials would cost approximately $51,000. Sparks noted there were some carry-over funds from last year (meant for the park) that could be used. She stated there have been promises of donations. Sparks asked for the Vonore Town Board s permission to allow the Parks and Recreation Board to get this action started. If the board waited on another grant cycle, she said, it would be some two to three years before the bathroom facilities were installed. Alderman Sparks had a copy of the proposal, and requested her fellow board members to take a look at it. Alderman Garren stated he liked the work that has been going into the park, and was pleased the community could see that work was being done. It was noted some budget amendments would be required in order to move forward with this plan. Alderman Garren thus suggested making a motion Page 7 - The BUZZ NOTICE CITY OF MADISONVILLE ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS The City Of Madisonville will be accepting employment applications for a full time position in the Sewer Department. The applications can be picked up at the Madisonville City Hall, 400 College Street N, Madisonville, Tennessee. Applications will be accepted through August 11, Augusta Davis Sewer Department which showed the board s commitment to making a budget amendment. The Parks and Recreation Board could showcase their plans at the upcoming workshop. Alderman Sparks stated a ceiling could also be set up. Mayor Lovingood believed this project would happen. His only concern was that the town not go too far overboard. Alderman Garren then motioned to ask the Parks and Recreation Board to present its plans at the new workshop, as well as place the budget amendment on the agenda for the next meeting. Based on what is heard at the workshop, he said, the town board could act accordingly. Alderman Hammontree seconded the motion, and it passed with all ayes. Before the meeting came to a close, Alderman Garren stated he thought the current mayor and board had done a great job. He was proud of where the city was currently standing. Alderman Garren then motioned to adjourn for the evening. Alderman Hammontree seconded the motion, and it passed with all ayes. The meeting came to an end at 7:36 p.m. Our efforts must aim at restoring hope, righting wrongs, maintaining commitments, and thus promoting the well-being of individuals and of peoples. Pope Francis

8 Page 8 - The BUZZ August 11, 2017 SPEED E LUBE 314 Sweetwater Vonore Rd NATIONWIDE President Donald Trump took aim at Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Wednesday after McConnell said Trump had excessive expectations about the legislative process, following a Trump tweet, suggesting that McConnell might need another four years, in addition to the past seven to repeal the Affordable Care Act. Trump struck at McConnell, a senior member of the swamp, and questioned why the health care law had not already been repealed and replaced as promised under Mc- Connell s watch. The Washington Free Beacon on Thursday reported the Social Security Administration gave $1.3 million in benefits to criminals, including individuals who had defrauded the government, since 2014 and after the implementation of a new policy barring felons from receiving benefits for others. A recent audit determined over 50 representative payees who were felons had received the benefits even though they were banned from such actions. Fox News reported on Thursday that new Planned Parent guidelines for parents were advising that children as young as four years old be informed that having male or female sex organs did not necessarily mean the kids were male or female. Planned Parent argued that, how could parents know whether their children were transgender or not? A school board in Portland, Oregon, on Wednesday dropped the word Lynch from three of its elementary school names, claiming the word had negative connotations and made people feel uncomfortable because it reminded them of lynch mobs and lynchings. Opposition officials said the schools honored the Lynch family, which donated land for the schools over a century ago. Kansas City voters overwhelming approved a $10 minimum wage on Wednesday, but a Missouri state law said no, the move could not take place, explaining the minimum wage at $7.70 would stay in place. The measure appeared on a city ballot that voters loved, increasing the wage to $10 followed by annual increases up to $15 by According to a study released on Wednesday, the incidence of stroke in the U.S. declined in both men and women from 1999 to 2005, but from 2005 to 2010 the rates among men continued to drop while staying the same for women. Boston s Brigham and Women s Hospital said risks for stroke, such as high blood pressure, an irregular heartbeat, and diabetes, might be the reason women were affected differently than men. And pity poor Walmart. The parent company on Wednesday condemned a display in one of its stores that marketed firearms as back-toschool items, a sign that said Own the school year like a hero, and appeared above a glass case filled BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL 10% OFF OIL CHANGE FOR STUDENTS NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Sweetwater BESIDE DAVIS RESTAURANT MONDAY - FRIDAY 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. SATURDAY 9 A.M.-12 P.M. with rifle and handguns. A corporate spokesperson told CNN Money the display was in a photo mailed to headquarters and the higher-ups were not happy, vowing to track down the store that installed the wording. Trio (Continued from pg 1) James BJ Johnson each with possession of Schedule VI kryptonite were (alphabetically) 46-yearold Tina Gail Norman, 52- year-old Gary Carl Riley, and 20-year-old James Terry, all Athens residents. Johnson said he was on patrol when he spied a Toyota Camry on Highway 411 with an improperly mounted temporary license tag. When he asked driver Riley about the tag, Riley answered he had no driver s license. Then granted consent to search the car, Johnson said he found a mediumsized bag of skunk salad in the front floorboard of the vehicle. He said he asked who owned the stack, but neither the two men nor the female would open up and take the hit. Johnson said he asked several more times who owned the shake and not one of the suspects was forthcoming with dominion Ḣowever, a search of Norman s pink dress yielded a film canister and in the canister was a bit of the square mackerel and it too was confiscated. COMMUNITY SERVICES August Special: Free outfit and pair of shoes to each student in Monroe County at Thrift Store, 319 Bank Street, Tellico Plains, Monday to Friday 9 a.m.- 2p.m., for more information call LOST & FOUND Found, Husky dog with collar, no I.D., Rocky Springs Church area, to claim call YARD SALES Sequoyah High School Cheerleaders are having a Yard Sale! Saturday, August 12 from 8 a.m.- noon in front of the school! Name brand clothing, furniture, shoes, and etc. Will cancel if raining! Yard sale, 12-6 p.m., Friday, August 11, 9 a.m. - 3p.m., Saturday, August 12, 650 McGhee Road in Greenback, only four miles north of Vonore Sloan s Center. YARD SALES Yard sale, Saturday, August 12, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Timber Ridge Subdivision, Madisonville, 108 and 112 Jenny Drive, miscellaneous household items, handicapped patient lift, new leather power lift chair, children's books. HUGE yard sale, Multi family, Thursday - Saturday, 5215 Holt Road, Sweetwater, off Oakland Road, kids clothes, men's and women's, shoes, and much more. ADOPTION Adopting a baby is our dream. Loving home filled with family traditions, music, and the outdoors. Expenses paid. Please call Jenn and Dom text jenanddomwishtoadopt.info ANIMALS Medium size dog, female, beige, shaggy, one and half years old, free, Free to good home, beagle puppy, female, first 2 shots Pigs for sale, $35 each Shih-tzu puppy Beagle pups from good hunting dogs $125/each Pigmy-mix billy goats, $50 a- piece, Red Heeler, full blooded, six weeks old, out of working stock, $250, Parrot stand for large birds, rolling stand, includes two feeding bowl and 36" try $ WOODROW S USED CARS & AUTO PARTS We Buy Junk Cars and Scrap Metal! If we don t have it, we can order any motor or transmission WE BUY JUNK CARS Complete $7/hundred Scrap Cars $6/hundred Bring us your Aluminum Cans, Copper, and Batteries CANS - 50 /lb BUY HERE PAY HERE CAR LOT ON SITE! 161 County Road 323 Sweetwater OVER 1000 PARTS CARS Can t bring your vehicle in? No Worries! We ll come get it! WOODROW S

9 August 11, 2017 ANIMALS AKC registered German shorthaired puppies, three males, five females, ready in four weeks, $800 apiece, APPLIANCES Good used appliances, white, glass-top stove, microwave for above stove, refrigerator without ice maker, $150 for all, Whirlpool washer and dryer set, good condition $ Window air conditioner, $30, Used Hotpoint Dishwasher, black, $50, standard 24, contact Jo at Electric range, $200, Roper Dryer, heavy duty, white, good condition $ Hoover Floor Max for floor and carpet, with attachments, $35, GE side by side fridge, works good $ Magic Chef upright freezer, 49 tall, frost free, $175, Amana ringer washer, works good, $200, Whirlpool refrigerator $ Washer, $200, White freezer, in good condition, $100, Large brown chest type freezer, $150, Good used appliances dryers, washers, stoves, and refrigerators $100 and up AUTOMOBILES TRUCKS & VANS Truck and Camper Special 2001 Ford F250, 7.3 motor, very nice $8,900, 1999 Dutchman Classic GL, 35 foot, all new appliances, new tires $7,400 better deal if purchased together, call or Turn Your Title into Back-to-School Cash! PAYDAY LOANS & TITLE LOANS Licensed and Registered By the State of Tennessee AUTOMOBILES TRUCKS & VANS 2001 Dodge Caravan with wheelchair lift, one owner, $4,000, Ford F250 Lariat, teal, low mileage, leather seats, fully loaded, 4.5 V8 engine, rear wheel drive, gas, two doors with extended cab doors, extended bed with cover, serious inquiries only, $7, , Mercedes 300SL, convertible with hard top, leather, runs and drives great, mint condition, 26K miles $6,600 obo Ford Fusion, SEL, loaded, new tires, My Key option, tinted glass, 71K $7, Chevrolet Silverado 1500, four door, long bed, a/c, new tires, $6,000, Colorado, 85k, 4 cyl, 5 speed, one of a kind decal, chrome, and lots of extras or Ford Taurus, grey, cold air $1, or Ford Mustang, red, convertible, five speed, 140K, rebuilt title $1, or Hyundai Sonata, white, tan interior, extra clean, $2,400, AUTOMOTIVE Four truck tires, P275x85R18, Goodyear, white lettering, $150 firm Used left and right tail light assembly, complete with wiring harness to fit 2002 Chevy Silverado 2500 truck, left side has crack, both sides work $ Manager Kelly Arwood 554 S. Main Street Sweetwater AUTOMOTIVE 2003 Silverado Z71 off road rotors, four, front and back $ Car Care Quality Service You Can Depend On All Type Repairs on Foreign and Domestic Cars & Light Trucks ASE Certified New Hwy 68 Sweetwater Rack and Pinion steering for 2002 Honda Civic $ Toyota rear end, front and back, steel housing $ Reece hitch, fits Chevy truck, $ BOATING Glide trolling motor 37 lb. thrust with foot pedals and brackets $ G3 Butt Seat, black and grey, telescoping seat pole, Swivel EZE, new, never used $170 valued at $ Trolling motor, 45 pound thrust, foot control, new, $ CAMPERS CHILD CARE Now Enrolling Offering a preschool program for ages 2-5. Child Development Center First Presbyterian Church Morgan Hass - Director Monday thru Friday 7:15 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 601 Church Street Sweetwater Call CLOTHING Capri pants, size 16 xl, $8/pair, like new, CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING 2x4,2x6, and 2x8's CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING 100 year old, handmade brick for sale Plate glass mirror, approx. 36x54 $ Old barn metal, 7 foot- $4, 10 foot- $ Used barn tin $5/each Affordable Installations MARBLE, CERAMIC, GRANITE, & WOOD FLOORS, WALLS, SHOWERS, & HANDICAPPED SHOWERS Licensed,Insured,Guaranteed 30 Years of Experience Tom Carroll Porcelain pedestal sink, standard size, great condition, copper connectors included, $50, Shower stall with tub, 60 x75, no plumbing included, great condition, $75, Home Improvement & Restoration Services Concrete & Asphalt Resealing General Construction Pressure Washing Staining Painting Lawn Care FREE ESTIMATES Shaun Kirkland Tellico Plains All Custom Remodel. All your remodeling needs from the ground up YOUR BUSINESS NAME HERE FOR AS LITTLE AS $50 PER MONTH! CALL FOR DETAILS Cultured marble bath sink, 60 with tailstock, $45, Barn wood $0.75/ board foot, negotiable Glacier Bay complete toilet, push button on top, like new, $50, Redwood strips, 1.5 inch wide x inches long $.10/ each, 1.5 inch by 3/8 58 inches long $.15/ each Barn siding New and used mantles Cedar, walnut, and cherry wood like new Hand hued logs Old drop siding ELECTRONICS Hitachi 50" tv, wide screen, high definition, with VCR and DVD $ Page 9 - The BUZZ ELECTRONICS Laser Mark Transit with tripod $ Creative T with sub wired remote, like new, in box speaker system $ THE BUZZ Sony micro hi-fi component dual speaker system, like new, $50 firm, EMPLOYMENT STRATEGIC PACKAGING SYSTEMS, LLC SPS is Hiring for various Manufacturing Positions. FULL TIME. 1st Shift. Immediate start. APPLY IN PERSON ONLY M-F after 8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. 276 Warren Street Madisonville Experienced Lawn Care Help Needed (must have valid TDL) Help Wanted HVAC Serviceman Must have experience Part time or full time Needed: Compassionate Caregivers Choices in Senior Care is hiring senior in-home caregivers for the Loudon/Monroe County areas. We offer flexible schedules, competitive pay, training, bonuses, and benefits. To apply go to click on the Careers tab CDX, LLC CLASS A DRIVERS NEEDED in Loudon, Tn. OTR/Local, Clean MVR. Paid hourly + OT. Free Emp. Healthcare, paid holidays, and profit sharing. Tennessee Drug Free Workplace. Call between 9 a.m.- 2 p.m

10 Page 10 - The BUZZ August 11, 2017 EMPLOYMENT HAIRSTYLISTS POSITIONS AVAILABLE FOR NEW GREAT CLIPS SALON IN MADISONVILLE! We have the clientele you are looking for PLUS flexible schedules, guaranteed pay plus commission, paid vacations, and holidays. We also offer health insurance with advancement opportunities and much more! Call Amber at HVAC INSTALLERS AND SERVICE TECHS Looking for experienced installers or service technicians. Pay dependent on experience Retirement benefits and paid vacation APPLICATIONS AND RESUMÉS BEING ACCEPTED CONTRACTOR GROUP HIRING SERVICES FOR JTEKT IN VONORE AREA COOPER SERVICES LLC Now Hiring Material Handlers Must be able to pass background and drug test and work 8-12 hr shifts Starting pay $9.50/hr Send Resumés to juliestair2016@gmail.com Applications at the Buzz office 113 Main Street, Madisonville NOW HIRING Security Guard shift 5-10 p.m. or part time Tech/CNA shift 6 p.m. - 6 a.m. must have high school diploma or equivalency LPN Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. on call bi-weekly Apply in person. 350 Dawson Street Vonore COOPER SERVICES LLC Hiring Class A CDL Drivers for Local Shuttle Delivery 12 hour shifts at $14-$16 /hr Call Applications at The Buzz, 113 Main Street, Madisonville EXCAVATION Hamilton Enviromental EXCAVATION SERVICES COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTAL design & build roads, driveways, land clearing, building pads, topsoil State Licensed Contractor Gary Hamilton Mitchell Hamilton FOR RENT Three bedroom, two bathroom doublewide, no pets, quite area, Madisonville $675/ month plus deposit Two bedroom, one bathroom, central heat and air, kitchen appliances furnished, washer and dryer hook up, located in Madisonville $600/month after 4 p.m. Two bedroom, mobile home, Vonore, $530/month, plus deposit, no pets Two rentals available : Two bedroom, two bathroom $550/ rent plus $550 deposit and three bedroom, one bathroom $650/month plus $650 deposit, mobile homes, large lots, country settings, new flooring and paint, references and lease required, no pets Two bedroom, one bathroom for rent, stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, water, sewer and lawn service furnished, washer and dryer hookup, single level, Madisonville $450/month plus $250/deposit call No one reads small ads? You Just Did! Call The Buzz PLEMONS RENTALS 3 BR 2 BA MOBILE HOME VONORE $575 DEPOSIT $575 MONTHLY utitlies NOT included NO pets Storage Units Available CLOVERLEAF APARTMENTS 1 Bedroom...$455/month 2 Bedroom Townhouse...$547/month 3 Bedroom Townhouse...$634/month Rent Includes Water, Sewer, Garbage, Playground, Picnic Area, And On-Site Laundry Room. Starting August 1: $10 off if rent is paid by the 5th of the month. For Qualified Tenants Application on Site For More Information Call HANDICAP UNITS AVAILABLE / EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY 121 Cloverleaf Lane Madisonville FOR RENT Madisonville sf Open area. 1 restroom. Faces Hwy 411. $750/mo James Three bedroom, one bathroom, Madisonville, central heat and air, $500/month plus $500/ deposit SPRINGBROOK APARTMENTS 1 Bedroom apartments designed for seniors age 62 or older who meet the income requirements. Utilities furnished, rent based on income, ground floor apartments, central heat/air, maintenance and yard work furnished Equal Housing Opportunity Handicap Units Available The Willows New 2&3 Bedrooms Apartments $550-$650/month washer & dryer hook-up, refrigerator, microwave, stove, dishwasher Building for Rent 1800 sq ft Madisonville (Happy Top) $800/month SWEETWATER HOUSING AUTHORITY Motel 6 Daily, Weekly and Monthly Rentals New Weekly plus tax Special $175 All Utilities Included HBO WiFi Indoor Pool FOR RENT AFFORDABLE HOUSING OLD SAYBROOK APARMENTS 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. Available, Appliances furnished Maintenance & yard work provided Income limits apply. 529 Isbill Rd., Madisonville TDD: THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER AND EMPLOYER. Equal Housing Opportunity Handicap Units Available FURNITURE Love seat recliner, blue, good condition, $100, Wooden four-shelf book case, $35, , call after 6 p.m. or leave message Queen size mattress and boxspring, good condition, clean $ King size mattress, boxsprings, and bed frame, like new $ File cabinet, four-drawer, wide type for hanging files, 18 deep, 42 wide, and 52 and 3/8 tall, $55, Queen size bed frame with headboard and footboard, rounds wood on each post, excellent condition $ call after 10 a.m. Lazy Boy recliner, peachy color, works good $ King size matress set, nice, $ Round table with four chairs, nice, $ Lift chair, good condition $ Apartments for Low-Income Families 1,2,3 & 4 BR & Brown Ashley microfiber sofa, Handicap Accessible like new, $250, Apartments Oval dining room table, 63 x42 no leaf, $ Water & Appliances Furnished Washer/Dryer Hookups Couch, green leather, hide-abed $ Rent based on household income Two-toned dinette set with four Income limits apply per HUD chairs, $75, Applications Queen size box spring and matress $ taken Tuesday & Thursday :00-11:00 a.m. & 1:00-4:00 p.m Entertainment center, $85, OBO, Valley View Village Drive Sweetwater, TN Glasstop end table with built in lamp $ TN Relay Ctr: (TTY) Lazy Boy Recliner, burgundy, like new condition $ (Voice) Twin mattress and boxsprings Equal Housing Opportunity $ Two Lamps $30/both White table with butcher block top, 36x60, excellent condition $55, Love seat, like new $ Coffee table and sofa table $50/set Chest of drawers with four drawers $ FURNITURE Computer desk Coffee table, large, two doors $ Queen size pillowtop mattress and boxspring $ Bookshelf, three shelves, for large books $30 obo table and hutch with glass doors, two captain chairs, four side chairs, three leafs to expand table $1,000 obo Solid Maple desk, Ethan Allen, perfect condition $ Love Seat $ Couch, nice, reclines on both ends $ King size box spring and matress, like new, $250, Rocking recliner, nice $ Dresser and nightstand, maple Four drawer chest of drawers, $100, Couch, beige $ Twin mattress and boxsprings, like new condition, plus frame $ Tractor supply tool box for a fullsized truck, $150, call after 6 p.m. Full size box spring and mattress, $100, Two solid oak bookshelves $250 can be seen at 718 Topside Drive, Madisonville or call or Futon bed, wooden arms $50 can be seen at 718 Topside Drive, Madisonville or call or Crib, dark real wood, with mattress $ Computer cabinet, cherry finish, excellent condition $ Wingback chair with ottoman, reupholstered $ Solid Oak entertainment center, large, $800 can be seen at 718 Topside Drive, Madisonville or call or HEAT & COOLING HARRIS HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Jimmy Harris Firewood, oak, delivered $55/rick Firewood, all hardwood $25/rick Oak firewood, delivered, $60/rick or Seasoned oak firewood for sale $50/rick Sweetwater Whirlpool air conditioner 10,000 BTU and 8,000 BTU, good cold air $150/each

11 August 11, 2017 HEAT & COOLING ON CALL 24/ $45 SERVICE CALLS MILITARY DISCOUNT Firewood $60 a rick delivered in Madisonville Firewood for sale, $45/load HUNTING & FISHING Walther CP99 C02 air pistol, single double action. Comes with holster, C02 cartridges and 250 pellets $75 obo gauge break-barrell, clean gun, one box shells, and soft case $ Tree Lounge treestand $ CVA 50 cal. Muzzleloader, new $ Custom painted crankbaits, various styles and colors, all less than $10, Fishing rods, fly rods, deep sea fishing rods,and a tackle box, $200, , call after 6 p.m. or leave message LAWN CARE Answering Your SOS for lawncare, landscaping, & pressure washing! SWANSONG OUTDOOR SERVICES Strickland Lawn Care Free Estimates! Trey Braden LAWN & FARM Husqvarna lawn mower, ten years old, 42 cut, recently serviced, runs great, $500, LAWN & FARM Gas powered push mower, $50, Bolen weedeater, $35, HARRIS STUMP GRINDING Professional, Affordable, Reliable, & Insured New 4x4 Machine CALL FOR YOUR FREE ESTIMATE Troy-Built pressure washer, great condition, with attachments and paperwork, $140, Okra for sale by the bushel or half bushel Goat fencing, new, 12.5 gauge, 60"x100 ' plus additional sections 60" by various lengths $ Hay for sale, 4x5 round bales, in the dry $25/each Mitchel s Tree Service Licensed and Insured for all your tree care needs Two 25' logging chains $95/ both Farm fresh eggs, free range, Monroe County's finest happy hens $2.00/dozen, discounts for multi-dozen purchases Brown and blue eggs, local, healthy, fresh, free range $2/dozen Country fresh eggs, $2 a dozen, Pressure washer, Monsoon 2250 PSI, 2.1 gallon per minute, excellent condition $ Hay for sale, in the dry, Tellico Plains Six foot drum mower Rotary Tiller, good condition $ Husky, gear driven rotary tiller $ or Round bales of hay for sale, Bean and tomato stakes Canning jars, quart size $4/dozen The BUZZ Help Wanted Rentals Real Estate Services For Results Call THE BUZZ Today! GOT STUMPS? Low-Cut Stumps Small $5 and Up Medium $25 and Up Large $40 and Up JOB MINIMUM $50 Free Estimates Stump King ED S TREE SERVICE Licensed-Bonded-Insured FREE ESTIMATES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE Page 11 - The BUZZ LAWN & FARM PLUMBING White half runner beans, fresh picked when ordered, $35/bushel, Baby chicks for sale, $2, Indianrunner ducks, $4, and free range eggs $2/dozen Built to Suit POLE BARNS, BOAT AND RV EQUIPMENT STORAGE GARAGES AND SHEDS FREE ESTIMATES MISCELLANEOUS Men s mountain bike, $75, , call after 6 p.m. or leave message New Michael Kors large silver handbag, two shoulder straps, $200, , after 6 p.m. Weight plates, 2-25 pound $ Glass display case, small, two indian dolls inside $ Craftsman power saw in case $ Antique teddy bear cookie jar, received as a Christmas gift in 1945, purchased locally in Sweetwater, $40, gallon Homebrew brand crock, $60, Elvis memorabilia, everything under the sun, all kids, come see it, Four and five gallon buckets with lids Two tickets to Splash County, must be used by September 4 $85/pair John Deere plaque/wall hanging, checkerboard game as well as wall decor, just remove and play, $50, MISCELLANEOUS Large burlap sacks Red leather Dooney and Bourke Hobo handbag, $85, , leave message Antique barn planks, old wood beams and rafters Elvis Presley collectables Lift chair, good shape, back up power for power outages, will deliver, $250, Schwinn bicycle, $50, child s 16 bike, $ Upright piano, dark wood, good condition $ New parts for Nutron R51 LXP wheelchair, two new motors, 650 watts $100/both, new battery charger $25, two back wheels, new, $ Cemetery plots, Sweetwater Memorial Gardens, make reasonable offer Wedding dress with jacket, size 16, $100. Call or text Jessica Kline at Air Mattress $ Collectible whiskey decanters, Jim Beam, Ezra Brooks etc., Collectibles, Yesterday figurines $20-$40, Holiday Barbie from 's, Denim Day figurines, $30/set, Complete 50 stat S&P quarters with all fifty teddy bear holders still packaged, Vintage Chenille wedding ring bed spread, queen, cream $ Everlast punching and boxing bag $ place setting, dishes and cups $ Commercial gas grill, infrared, skewer friendly, with cover, stainless steal, double door, like new, side burner $ MOTORCYCLES, ATVS, & GO-KARTS 2006 Kawasaki Vulcan Classic, purchased new off showroom floor in Black, 8,000 miles, added $3,000 in chrome after purchase, like new, immaculate condition $6,500 OBO or in Madisonville. MUSIC Vantage slim line guitar, hard shelled case, blonde, acoustic with electric pick-up $300. Additional case $50, Real pretty and nice guiter for sale, $150, call anytime for more information, Shane Harris, or PEST CONTROL BUTLER PLUMBING SERVICES Let the Butler Do It! Psalm 90:17 Small Job Specialist 35 Years Experience Water Heaters Toilets & Faucets Electric Sewer & Drain Cleaning CHRISTIAN OWNED AND OPERATED PRESSURE WASHING NEW-TO-U PRESSURE WASHING Vinyl Siding Homes Garages Sheds Deck Restoration Sidewalks and Driveways FREE ESTIMATES REAL ESTATE House for sale, 2300 sq. ft., on one acre block, with rock and stucco, basement, 2000 sq. ft. needs some repair inside, new metal roof, new heat and air unit, new appraisal at $83,700, will take $49,000, mountain home in Madisonville Advertise Your Service Here Every Day For Three Months -$75 House for sale, Monroe County, country setting, three bedroom, one bathroom, full sized basement with bath and central heat and air STORAGE GET YOUR PROPANE AT ROCKY TOP STORAGE & PROPANE RV, BOAT, CAMPER'S, COVERED & CLIMATE CONTROLLED STORAGE AVAILABLE Hwy 411 Madisonville WANTED Want to Buy: standing timber, select cut or clear cut, five acre minimum, call or text WELDING GT s Mobile Welding 24 hour service calls FREE ESTIMATES Greg Tallent

12 WHY SELL TO MORGAN S? If You Can t See Your Weight You re Probably Getting Robbed! JUNK CARS OR SCRAP METAL CARS DO NOT HAVE TO BE COMPLETE #1 Copper /lb* Stainless clean....35/lb* Yellow Brass clean /lb* RADIATORS Aluminum - clean /lb Copper/brass - clean / lb *Prices Subject to Change Without Notice Copper/alum - clean /lb 7 * Aluminum Cans 45 /lb 2289 Highway 11 (next to U-Pull-It ) Sweetwater $ per hundred pounds PRICES GOOD FOR SWEETWATER LOCATION ONLY We don t play tricks or games! We pay what we advertise! NO ONE CAN BEAT OUR PRICES! We have the money to pay you now! NO IOU s Brand new drive on scales with weight light MONDAY - FRIDAY 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. SATURDAY 9 A.M. - 3 P.M CAR & TRUCK BATTERIES $10 EACH ALUMINUM Aluminum Wheels $10 each - NO TIRES - Cast aluminum- clean - 45 /lb Sheet aluminum - clean - 45 / lb Aluminum extrusion - clean - 45 /lb