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Two Sections - Twenty-Two Pages
Preliminary Hearing Held May 10
USPS670340
Grand Jury To Hear
Rayfi eld Murder Case
A preliminary hearing
for Dennis Rayfi eld
was held in Wayne
County Circuit Court on
Thursday, May 10, 2012.
Dennis Rayfi eld
Judge Patty McGuire
of Lawrence County,
TN was present to hold
the hearing. A probable
cause has been found
in the case of Dennis
Rayfi eld, accused of
entering the home of Julie
Pope Rayfi eld, though
the front window and
murdering her, with her
four year old son present
at the home. Rayfi eld
later turned himself in
to the Lawrence County
(Continued On Page Three)
Selected Member Natl. Youth Council
Chassity Martin
Attends NRECA Mtg.
In San Diego, Calif.
Chassity Martin of
Collinwood was selected
in June 2011 to
represent TVEC when
she attended the Electric
Cooperative Youth Tour
in Washington, D.C.,
with more than 1,500
high school students
sponsored by their local
electric cooperatives.
In June of each year,
the Youth Tour meets in
Washington, D.C., where
they visit with their state
delegations in both the
U.S. House and Senate,
attend educational
seminars and visit historic
landmarks.
Martin was also selected
to represent Tennessee
on the Youth Leadership
Conference (YLC) of the
National Rural Electric
Cooperative Association
(NRECA), and is the
fi rst from Wayne County
chosen for this honor.
Martin, the daughter
of Kenny and Sabrina
Martin, was chosen from
145 students to represent
Tennessee.
All 44 members of the
YLC, including Martin,
participated in the 2012
Jail, and was transported
to the Wayne County Jail
with Homicide Murder
charges.
Judge McGuire bound
the case over to the grand
jury after a contentious
preliminary hearing
Thursday morning.
Co. Commission
To Meet Monday
The Wayne County
Board of Commissioners
will meet in regular
session on Monday, May
21, 2012 at 7 P.M. in
the Circuit Courtroom
of the Courthouse in
Waynesboro. The budget
committee will also meet
at 6 P.M. in the small
conference room.
The commissioners
will consider an agenda
including items such
as the Declaration of
Quorum, approval of the
March meeting minutes,
approval of the budget
amendments, and
Chassity Martin
NRECA Annual Meeting
in San Diego, Calif. in
March of this year. They
provided assistance to the
NRECA staff and co-op
delegates, participated in
the Parade of States at the
opening General Session,
and took part in a variety
of educational forums.
Sponsored by NRECA
and Tennessee Valley
Electric Cooperative,
Martin attended the
YLC Conference,
July 16-20, 2011, in
Washington, D.C. The
conference agenda
included leadership and
team building exercises,
meeting with Capitol Hill
staff members who are
alumni of NRECA’s Rural
Electric Youth Tour,
and a competition to sel-
(Continued On Page Three)
news ews
City Of Clifton
To Dedicate
P.W. Building
On Thursday, May
17 th , at 4 P.M. the City of
Clifton will dedicate their
Public Works building,
commonly referred to as
“the shop,” in memory
of Jerry Dan McDonald.
Mr. McDonald was a
devoted employee of the
City of Clifton for thirty
faithful years.
The public is encouraged
to attend the
dedication to assist in
honoring the service he
provided the citizens
and visitors of Clifton
throughout his adult life.
“There were many things
that Jerry Dan did to take
care of our City,” stated
Clifton City Manager C.
Seth Sumner, “that many
citizens were probably
unaware of; anytime the
weather turned bad, and
no matter the time of
night, Jerry Dan would
ride the streets and do
whatever needed to
be done to insure our
people’s safety.” Mr.
McDonald was diagnosed
with cancer and after a
brief fi ght, passed away
on January 18 th of this
(Continued On Page Three)
Board Of Ed
Conduct Short
Regular Session
The Wayne County
Board of Education
Commissioners met in
regular session on May
10, 2012 in the Board
Room at the Central
Offi ce. Member Andy
Yarbrough was absent,
and all other members
were present.
Chairman Barry Hanback
called the meeting to
order and invited those in
attendance to participate
in a moment of silence,
followed by the Pledge
of Allegiance.
The fi rst item on the
agenda was the Director’s
contract extension. Patrick
Blackburn moved
to table the item until the
June meeting. Dwight
Bumphus seconded. The
motion passed.
The fi rst items on the
agenda included adoption
of the consent items,
minutes of the April
meeting, and the March
ledger of accounts.
Patrick Blackburn moved
to approve these items. It
was seconded by Randy
McClain. The motion
passed.
Continuing through
the agenda, was the
(Continued On Page Three)
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more likely to develop the condition if: you are older than 60,
had chickenpox as a child and your immune system is
weakened by medications or disease.
Our pharmacists are certified to administer all immunizations
including annual flu shots and the Shingles Vaccine.
County Completes
Wednesday,
MAY 16, 2012
Obituaries - Page 4A
Society - Pages 6-7A
Sports - Pages 2-12-14A
Classifi eds - Pages 8-9-10A
Farm - Pages 2-3B
Community Events - Page 4B
“Serving Wayne County
Since 1857”
“Pray Without Ceasing”
Take Note - Your Voting Precinct May Change!
Re-Districting Process
Recently the Tennessee
Legislature completed
the state redistricting
process. As a result of that
process Wayne County
will become a member of
the 28 th senatorial district
and the 71 st house district.
Additionally the Wayne
County Commission is
required to re-draw the
local district lines in order
to equalize the district
populations. This is
due to the 2010 census,
which is performed every
10 years in the United
States.
The information compiled
by the census is
used to establish voting
districts across the
country and to ensure
those districts are equal
in proportion.
Although the population
of Wayne County did
increase from the last
census, the increase only
required minimal changes
to the district lines. The
Election Commission
has determined who the
affected residents are
and will soon be mailing
new voter identifi cation
cards to these residents.
A voter who receives a
card should pay close
attention as to where
their new voting precinct
is located. Voters who do
not receive a new card
will continue to vote at
their usual precinct.
Wayne County Executive
Jason Rich stated,
“I appreciate the work
that has been done on
the re-districting plan. I
feel certain this plan will
meet the requirements
sent down by the federal
government and will
only affect those areas
specifi ed by the census
results. I feel certain
this plan will serve our
citizens well for another
10 years.”
Redistricting can be
a complex process,
therefore, if you feel
there has been an error in
receiving or not receiving
a card please contact the
Wayne County Election
Commission at 931-722-
3517.
An ad with the entire
detailed Re-Districting
Map is published on page
1B of this issue of The
News. District lines are
designated with color.
CHECK OUT THE SQUARE ! ! !
Pictured at top is the new enthralling tourism directory placed in front
of the Wayne County Courthouse. The directory was made possible
through a matching grant by the TN Department of Tourist Development
which the Wayne County Chamber of Commerce applied for in fall of
2011. HSEC Global, Inc. contributed toward the construction of the
one in Waynesboro and renovation of the gazebo directory in Clifton.
CCA South Central Correctional Facility donated the labor for both.
(Continued On Page Three)
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Pictured from left are Ross Pitts of Mt. Juliet,
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Eric ran the full course while Ross
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. . .Chassity
(Continued From Page One)
al Youth Spokesperson.
While in Washington,
YLC members gained a
broader understanding
of cooperatives through
discussions with
Glenn English, CEO
of NRECA, Sheldon
Peterson, Governor
of the National Rural
Cooperative Finance
Corporation (CFC), and
Jack Harvey, Interim
President and CEO
of the National Rural
Telecommunications
Cooperative.
NRECA is the national
service organization
representing the nation’s
900-plus consumerowned,
not-for-profi t,
which provide electric
service to 42 million
people in 47 states. For
more information about
this program, please visit
www.youthtour.coop.
. . .City Of
(Continued From Page One )
year. Clifton lost a
great public servant
with his passing and this
memorial is a small way
of showing our gratitude
for his sacrifi ce.
The placard that is being
established on the public
works building will read,
“Jerry Dan McDonald
Public Works Building
Dedicated in Memory
of 30 Years Devotion
2012.”
. . .County
(Continued From Page One)
approval of notaries.
Under new business, the
commission will evaluate
and discuss items such
as an appointment to the
Library Board - John
Allen Berry; County
Clerk Stan Horton will
discuss the possession
of photo I.D.’s in his
offi ce; the initiative
to take regarding the
Senior Citizens and
. . .Board Of
(Continued From Page One)
CORNERSTONE
CHURCH
Presents:
Family Teaching
Nursing Home property;
and Sheriff Ric Wilson
will give an update
regarding the Criminal
Justice Center stats and
progress.
The meeting is open
to the public; therefore,
any non agenda items
may be discussed.
policy review of
Section 6—Student
Policies 6.400-6.711.
Superintendent Grinder
stated there were no
recommended changes
to these policies. No
action was required by
the board.
Since there were no
items under old business,
the board moved on to
new business. The fi rst
item under new business
was budget amendments.
Superintendent Grinder
stated that all of the
amendments were in the
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June 6 th , 20 th and 27 th - 7:30 Nightly
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John Hodum - Pastor
David Thompson - Asst. Pastor
Daniel Graves - Youth Pastor
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transportation budget.
These amendments were
necessary to address the
rising cost of fuel, parts
and supplies. Pat Brewer
moved to approve the
amendments. Randy
McClain seconded.
The motion passed
unanimously.
The next item under
new business was the
Consolidated Application
for Federal Funding.
Superintendent Grinder
stated that the board must
approve this application
in order to receive
federal funding for the
next school year. Angela
Swanson moved to
approve the application.
Patrick Blackburn
seconded. The motion
passed unanimously.
The next item under
new business was school
trips. The superintendent
shared information
about summer trips
involving students that
included overnight stays
for basketball teams,
cheerleading squads,
Educational Talent
Search participants, and
Future Business Leaders
of America. Angela
Swanson moved to
approve the trips. Pat
Brewer seconded. The
motion passed.
The fi rst item under
other was School Board
Training. Chairman
Hanback stated that
annual school board
training would be June
7 at 5:30 at Bradley’s
Restaurant and June 14
immediately after the
board meeting at 5:00
at Bradley’s Restaurant.
No action was required
by the board.
There being no other
business to come before
the board, Angela
Swanson made a motion
to adjourn. Dwight
Bumphus seconded the
motion and the motion
passed.
. . .Check Out
(Continued From Page One)
Collinwood Hardware,
Wayne County Welcome
Center and Bonnie
Blue Farm donated inkind
contributions of
materials. Waynesboro
Ace Hardware donated
the stain. Wayne
County Glass &
Aluminum constructed
the brochure
enclosures on two sides
to protect the brochures
from the elements.
Eagle Creek Graphics
designed the digital
maps and Graphix Plus
designed the chamber
and tourism signs. They
each donated material
and labor to the
project. Also, AT&T
provided a monetary
donation which has
gone toward costs and
advertising in additional
publications.
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Dean Dickey
Announces Bid For
Senate Seat
Dean Dickey, Mayor of
Columbia will kick off his
campaign for a seat in the Tennessee
State Senate on Friday,
May 18th at 11:30 A.M. from the
Wayne County Courthouse in
Waynesboro. He is a candidate in
the Republican primary for the
28th senatorial district, which includes
Maury, Giles, Lawrence,
Lewis, Perry and Wayne counties.
Dickey said that his first-hand
knowledge of the needs of this
district and the aspirations of its
people was one of the motivating
factors in his decision to make
the race. “I have worked in all these counties, gotten acquainted
with the people, listened to their ideas and understand their hopes
for the future. As a representative of the Career Center, I am familiar
with the district’s employment needs and what must be done to
improve the situation. “We are all in this together and it will take all
of us working together to prepare for the future.” Jobs depend on
the economy. As the economy improves, jobs will follow,” he continued.
“To be sure we benefit from these improvements, we must be
prepared. We must have a qualified work force, excellent schools,
cooperative local governments, a sound infrastructure and a strong
commitment to the future. My training and experience as a small
business owner has given me a comprehensive understanding of
what must be done and how to go about getting it done. I believe I
am uniquely qualified to serve as your State Senator and ask you to
join me in working for a better tomorrow for the future of our famiies
and our communities.
A former Columbia city councilman, Dickey was elected Mayor of
Columbia in November 2009. Prior to his service with the Career
Center, he was owner of seven supermarkets in Middle Tennessee
and was instrumental in establishing the Tennessee Grocers Association.
He was honored by the association with a scholarship endowment,
the H. Dean Dickey Scholarship. He is a member of the
board of directors of the National Grocers Association and held a
management position with the Tennessee Department of Labor for
five years.
Dean Dickey has served in many community leadership positions,
including the Maury County Chamber of Commerce, United Way,
American Red Cross and the Kiwanis Club of Columbia. He is a
member of the National Rifle Association (NRA), American Legion,
Fraternal of Police and the Farm Bureau. He currently serves as a
trustee for Baptist Healing Trust and is a past member of the board
of Baptist Hospital in Nashville.
Dickey graduated from Campbellsville High School and served in
the U.S. Army in Korea. He and his wife, Joann, have two children
and five grandchildren, who all reside in Maury County.
(Political Advt. Paid For By Dean Dickey)
also been indulging the
beautiful landscaping
around the courthouse
square made possible
by the county. Make a
visit to the Courthouse
and check it all out !!!!
C’wood P.O.
Collects 2,000
Pounds Food
The Collinwood Post
Offi ce conducted its annual
“Stamp Out Hunger”
food drive on Saturday,
May 12th.
Two thousand pounds
of food was collected on
the Collinwood routes,
all of which will stay in
the local community.
The Collinwood Post
Offi ce would like to
commend everyone who
participated in this drive,
making it a success.

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Death
SECTION - THE WAYNE COUNTY sNEWS - WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 2012
Carl Franklin Hanback
Carl Franklin Hanback,
Florence, AL was born
August 9, 1936 in Wayne
County, TN, the son of
the late Elvie and Beulah
Balentine Hanback. He
was united in marriage
to Geraldine Pierce
on June 16, 1956. Mr.
Hanback was a retired
truck driver, a member
of the Underwood Baptist
Church in Florence,
Alabama, and served in the United States Navy.
He departed this life on Tuesday, May 8, 2012 at his
home at the age of 75 years.
He is survived by his wife, Geraldine Hanback; sons,
Carl Steven Hanback and Doyle Hanback; daughter,
Teresa Tanner (David); grandsons, Dustin Tanner and
Daniel Hanback; brother, Bobby Ray Hanback; sister,
Barbara Jean Hanvey all of Florence, AL; nieces and
nephews.
Services were Wednesday, May 9, 2012 at 1 P.M. at
Shackelford Funeral Directors Chapel, Collinwood,
Tennessee, with John Powell and Tim Hanback
offi ciating.
Burial was in Memorial Gardens, Collinwood.
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June Marshall Coble
June Marshall Coble, Waynesboro, TN was born
September 17, 1953 in Tarboro, NC, the son of the late
Marshall Junior Coble and Lois Ella Vaughn Coble.
Mr. Coble was an electrician and a member of the Zion
Baptist Church in Waynesboro. He served in the United
States Marine Corps during the Vietnam War.
He departed this life on Monday, May 7, 2012 in
Waynesboro at the age of 58 years.
He is survived by a son, Marshall Jay Coble and
wife, Nalita and a daughter, Michelle Gibson all of
Laurinburg, NC; two grandchildren, Marshall Julius
Coble and John S. Coble; stepmother who raised him,
Morene Holt Coble, Waynesboro; two brothers, Stephen
B. Coble and wife, Patricia, Sanford, NC and Lance C.
Coble and wife, Cecilia, Charleston, SC; a sister, Donna
Charlene Griggs and husband, Kent, Conway, SC; four
nieces and two nephews.
Services were Thursday, May 10 at 3 P.M. at Zion
Baptist Church near Waynesboro with Nathan Huff
and Steve Coble offi ciating.
Burial with military rites were in the Gallaher
Cemetery near Waynesboro.
Pallbearers were Jerry Holt, Terry Holt, Jasper Smith,
Brad Smith, Tom Tilley, Wayne Hicks, Ray Johnson
and Thomas Tilley.
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Herschel Eugene Staggs
Herschel Eugene Staggs,
age 61, of Ethridge, TN
passed away Wednesday,
May 9, 2012 at Maury Regional
Medical Center in
Columbia, TN.
He was a native of
Waynesboro, TN, a machinist
at Innophos, and of
the Church of God Faith.
Mr. Staggs was a veteran of the U. S. Army and served
his country honorably in the Vietnam War. He was preceded
in death by his father, James H. Staggs; and one
sister, Ann Staggs.
He is survived by his wife, Donna Brewer Staggs of
Ethridge; his mother, Virginia Pevahouse of Decaturville,
TN; two sons, Kevin Eugene Staggs (Lisa) of Summertown,
TN and Tracy Staggs (Heather) of Santa Fe,
TN; a daughter Michelle Renee Staggs of Ethridge; two
adopted sons, Clay Staggs and Payton Staggs, both of
Ethridge; a sister Reba Pierce of Summertown; three
brothers, Roger Dale Staggs, Gerald Henderson Staggs
and Jeff Staggs, all of Wayneboro, TN; two half-brothers,
Gary Pevahouse and Terry Pevahouse, both of Decaturville;
nine grandchildren, Lindsey Paige Inman,
Cody Staggs, Ty Staggs, Katie Staggs, Seth Staggs,
Bailey Staggs, Clay Staggs, Payton Staggs and Cloiee
Staggs; two great-grandchildren, Luke Inman and Rylan
Inman.
Funeral services were conducted at Neal Funeral
Home in Lawrenceburg, TN on Saturday, May 12, at 1
P.M. with Donnie Kelly offi ciating. Interment followed
at Highland Cemetery in Wayne County, TN with full
military honors.
Condolences may be sent by way of the website at
www.nealfuneralhome.net.
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Bernice Martin Shaw
Bernice Martin Shaw
was born on July 29,
1920 in Wayne County,
the daughter of the late
James (Jim Pat) Martin
and Eula Griggs Martin.
She was the wife of the
late William “Bill” Shaw.
They were married on
March 12, 1939. Mr. Shaw
preceded her in death on
March 11, 1983.
She departed this life at
her home in Waynesboro
Saturday, May 12, 2012.
She was retired from Genesco, a former member of
West End Home Demonstration Club, and a long time
member of First Christian Church.
She is survived by one daughter, Marsha Shaw
Russell and husband Math of Columbia, TN. She was
the beloved grandmother of William Clark Russell of
Waynesboro and Eric Shaw Russell and wife Stephanie
of Lebanon, TN; the great-grandmother of Brittany
and Mackenzie Russell of Lebanon, TN, and aunt of
Frances White of Nashville.
She was preceded in death by one brother, Buford
Martin of Waynesboro, TN and a nephew Jay Martin.
Pallbearers were Clark Russell, Eric Russell, Jayson
Martin, John Titus, Jimmy Fogg, and Clyde Walker.
Honorary pallbearers were members of First Christian
Church, Billy and Hazel Cole, W.J. Shaw, and
Shirley Walker; caregivers, Joy Prince, Laurie Crews,
Christy Cotton, Barbara Owens, Natalie Nance, Debbie
Gilbert, Becky Brown, Volunteer Home Health staff,
and Judy Jones and staff.
Services were Monday, May 14 at 3 P.M. at Shackelford
Funeral Chapel in Waynesboro with Burl Graham
offi ciating. Burial followed in Warren Cemetery.
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Harry Albert Scholtz, Jr.
Harry Scholtz was born
in Pennsauken, N.J. on
April 13, 1922.
He joined the CC’s during
the depression, became
a Merchant Marine, then
entered the USAF where
he served in WWII, Korea
and Viet Nam. Upon
retiring from the military
in 1964 he took his family
to Anchorage, Alaska and
soon after became one of
the fi rst certifi ed welders
on the Alaskan Pipeline.
Harry departed this life Monday, May 14th at the
Wayne County Nursing Home at the age of 90 years.
Harry is preceded in death by his wife of 63 years,
Rosemary Scholtz, daughter Loretta Marie, father
Harry Albert Scholtz, Sr. and mother Mary Scholtz as
well as his older brother William and granddaughter
Veronica.
He is survived by his wife of seven years Helen Scholtz
of Wayne County Nursing Home; his sisters Clara Smith
and Mary Scholtz, and his brother Karl Scholtz all of
New Jersey; his children, Theresa Galloway and husband
Bryan of Ravenden, AR, Christine Edwards and
husband Elwood of Westminster, MD, Regina Tesnow
and husband Thomas of Waynesboro, TN and Harry
Scholtz, III and wife Pamela of Parrish, FL; six grandchildren
and fi ve great-grandchildren.
Private services will be Thursday, May 17 at the Wayne
County Nursing Home. May 16-P.
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WAYNE COUNTY
COMMISSION MEETING
AGENDA
The Wayne County Board of Commissioners
will meet in Regular Session on Monday, May
21, 2012 at 7 P.M. in the Circuit Courtroom of
the Courthouse in Waynesboro, Tennessee to
consider the following agenda.
I. Call to Order
II. Invocation
III. Pledge of Allegiance
IV. Roll Call
V. Declaration of Quorum
VI. Approval of March Meeting Minutes
VII. Approval of Budget Amendments
VIII. Notaries
IX. Business
1. Appointment to Library Board
John Allen Berry
2. Photo I.D. in clerk’s offi ce-Stan Horton
3. Senior Citizen/Nursing Home Property
4. CDBG Disaster Grant Resolution
5. Sheriff Dept. Update - Ric Wilson
X. Other
XI. Adjourn
Budget Committee will meet at 6:00 in the
small conference room.
Margie Sue Daniel Brewer
Margie Sue Daniel
Brewer was born July
3, 1953 in Florence, AL,
the daughter of the late
Clifford Elzie and Emma
Franks Daniel.
She departed this life
Friday, May 11, 2012 at
Maury Regional Hospital
in Columbia, Tennessee
after a short illness at the
age of 58 Years.
Margie worked in the
dietary department at
Wayne Care Nursing Home and was a member of Butler
Grove Freewill Baptist Church.
She is survived by her husband Ronnie Mac Brewer;
son, Sammie Mac Brewer; daughter, Jamie Sue Brewer;
three grandchildren, Destinee Faith Brewer, Logan Max
Brewer, and Kandace Michelle Brewer; three brothers,
James C. Daniel, Coy Daniel, and David Earl Daniel all
of Collinwood, TN; and a sister, Dorothy Daniel Smith
of Florence, AL; several nieces and nephews.
Services were Monday, May 14 at 1 P.M. at Shackelford
Funeral Directors Chapel in Collinwood with Greg
Eaton and Josh Stults offi ciating. Burial followed in
Butler Grove Cemetery.
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Decoration
Sun., May 20
Piney Grove
Piney Grove Free Will
Baptist Church, in the
Cypress Inn community,
will observe decoration
and homecoming on
Sunday, May 20.
Morning services will
begin at 10:30 A.M. with
lunch to follow at noon.
The Woodalls of
Florence, AL will be
singing in the afternoon
beginning around 1 P.M.
There will be no night
service.
A memorial slide show
will be shown at different
times throughout the day
in the church sanctuary.
This will feature past
ministers, deacons, and
church members who
have been a part of the
church history for the
past 103 years.
Greg Eaton and the
church family invite all
family and friends to join
them for this special day.
Decoration
Sun., May 20
Mt. Pleasant Ch.
Decoration will be observed
at Mt. Pleasant
Church, on Pumping Station
Road, this Sunday,
May 20th.
Everyone is invited to
attend and those attending
are asked to bring a
basket lunch and lawn
chairs.
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to thank everyone who contributed
with the donations for our family after our home
burning on April 6th, 2012. Everything has been
greatly appreciated. A special thanks to Holly Creek,
Southgate, Cypress Inn Volunteer Fire Departments.
Also, Collinwood First Responders, EMS, and Wayne
County Ambulance Service. We are truly blessed to
have friends and family who have come together for us
in this great time of need.
Tim, Amanda, Aven, Trey and Myla Hunt
Mt. Hope
United Methodist Church
Annual
Fish Fry
Saturday, May 19, 2012
3:00 P.M. Until 6:00 P.M.
Adults $8.00 Per Plate
Under 12 Years $4.00 Per Plate
(Fish, Chicken, fries, slaw, dessert & drink)
DINE IN OR CARRY OUT

Highland Community To
Hold Fund Day May 19th
For Special Needs Children
When a child is born
with, or diagnosed with
a special need, life
dramatically changes for
the child and the child’s
family. Life is suddenly
surrounded by a routine
of medicines and regular
doctor visits. The
Highland community
has taken the initiative to
provide a “Fun Day” for
the special needs children
including fully expense
paid activities, games,
and food.
On Saturday, May 19 th ,
10 A.M. to 2 P.M., the
fi rst annual event will
take place at the South
Highland Church of
Christ on Collinwood
Highway. Activities
such as wagon rides,
horse rides, and a petting
zoo including animals
such as miniature ponies,
greyhound dogs, a
miniature donkey, ducks,
chickens, puppies,
and kittens. Several
games will be organized
throughout the day and
food will be provided
such as hotdogs,
Barbeque, and desserts.
The Highland Community
has gratefully
received a large amount
of donations from local
businesses and would
like to extend sincere
appreciation to the
businesses and individuals
that have supported
this benefi cial cause. The
South Highland Church
of Christ is donating their
church facilities as well
as the 3 1/2 acres of land
for the event. Everyone is
invited and the organizers
Fish Fry
Cypress Inn Volunteer
Fire Department
Saturday
May 19 - 3-6 P.M.
All Proceeds Go To The Cypress Inn
Volunteer Fire Dept. Everyone is Invited.
are working diligently in
order to ensure that the
event is a typical “fun
day” for the children
and their families, and
they plan to continue this
effort every year.
If anyone would like to
show their support, please
contact Jeremy Heard
(931)332-6607, Sammy
Newborn (931)724-4206,
or Mark Pigg (931)724-
5569.
Judge Holloway Hears
Cases In Circuit Court
Judge Robert L.
Holloway, Jr. handed
down the following
judgments on May 1 st ,
2012 in the Criminal/
Circuit Court of Wayne
County.
Karen Gayle Norwood,
48, pled guilty to one
count each of Possession
Schedule IV (Class A
Misdemeanor), Felon in
Possession of a Firearm
(Class E Felony), and
Public Intoxication
(Class C Misdemeanor).
Norwood received 11
months and 29 days in
the county jail for the
Class A Misdemeanor, 1
year and 6 days for the
Class E Felony, and 30
more days in the county
jail for the Class C
Misdemeanor. Norwood
was also ordered to pay
$1,019.50 in court costs.
Jonathan Lineberry, 33,
pled guilty to two counts
of Aggravated Burglary
(C Felony), three counts
of Theft (Up to $500), and
one count of Promotion
of Meth Manufacture
(D Felony). Lineberry
was sentenced 11 months
and 29 days in the county
jail for the Theft charge,
two years in TDOC for
the Aggravated Burglary
charge, and two more
years in TDOC for the
Promotion of Meth
Manufacture charge.
Lineberry was also
ordered to pay a total of
$1,424 in court costs.
Richard Lucas, 24,
pled guilty to one count
each of Aggravated
Burglary (C Felony),
Theft of Property (E
Felony), Vandalism (E
Felony), Burglary Other
Than A Habitation (D
Felony), and Theft (A
Misdemeanor). Lucas
was sentenced a total
of 11 years in TDOC
custody, as well as 11
months and 29 days in
the county jail for the
Theft A Misdemeanor
charge. Lucas was also
ordered to pay $649.50
in court costs.
David Kyle Massey, 19,
pled guilty to one count
each of Aggravated
Burglary (C Felony),
Theft of Property (E
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Felony), Vandalism (E
Felony), Burglary Other
Than A Habitation (D
Felony), and Theft (A
Misdemeanor). Massey
was sentenced a total
of 11 years in TDOC
custody, as well as 11
months and 29 days in
the county jail for the
Theft A Misdemeanor
charge. Massey was also
ordered to pay $649.50 in
court costs.
Michael Garrett Monaco,
20, pled guilty to
one count of Contra.
In Penal Facility (C
Felony). Monaco was
sentenced three years
in TDOC custody. He
was also ordered to pay
$574.50 in court costs.
Jimmy Lee Holt, 31,
pled guilty to one count
of Failure to Appear
(E Felony). He was
sentenced 1 year in
TDOC custody; however,
the case was retired and
Holt was ordered to pay
$350.00 restitution as a
condition of Probation in
the case.
Jeremy Lane Holt, 34,
pled guilty to one count
of Evading Arrest (A
Misdemeanor). Holt’s
original sentence length
was 11 months and 29
days in the county jail;
Now Serving...
Cinnfully
however, this credit was
previously served and
will run concurrent.
Richard Howard
Ginsberg, 47, pled guilty
to one count of Promotion
of Meth. Ginsberg was
sentenced 2 years in
TDOC custody and this
was revoked to only 30
days in the county jail
effective May 12 th .
Chrystal Ray Vaughn,
28, pled guilty to one
count of Sale of Schedule
III. Vaughn’s original
sentence was 2 years in
TDOC custody; however,
the sentenced is to run
concurrent to the 90 days
sentenced the defendant
is serving out of sessions
court.
Donna Faye Pulley, 60,
pled guilty to one count
of Sale of Schedule III.
Her original sentenced
was 2 years in TDOC
custody; however, it
was revoked to extend
probation 2 years from
April 19 th , 2012. Pulley
was ordered to pay a
minimum of $100 a
month toward fi nes and
court costs.
Melissa Rene Mitchell,
47, pled guilty to one
count of Sale of Schedule
III. Mitchell’s orginial
sentence was 2 years in
TDOC custody; however,
it was revoked to extend
probation 2 years
from April 19 th , 2012.
Mitchell was ordered to
pay a minimum of $100
a month toward fi nes and
court costs.
James Michael Jenkins,
26, pled guilty to one
count of Promotion of
Meth. Jenkins’ original
sentence was 2 years in
TDOC custody; however,
it was revoked to extend
probation for 1 year from
April 19 th , 2012. Jenkins
was also ordered to pay
$1,000 towards fi nes and
court costs.
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COMMUNITY EVENTS
GRIMES REUNION MAY 26
A 2012 Claude W. and Gladys Crews Grimes Reunion,
is scheduled for May 26 from 12 P.M. until 4 P.M. at the
Church of Christ fellowship building, 304 Hassell St.,
Waynesboro, TN. Family and friends please come and
share your life and dreams with everyone.
May 16-23, 2012-P.
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Society News The Wayne County News
Skelton - Hinton
To Wed June 2nd
Barry Skelton and Khristle Skelton of Waynesboro,
TN are pleased to announce the approaching
wedding of their daughter, Kaitlin Machell
Skelton to Bradley Wade Hintgon, son of Keith
Hinton of Collinwood, TN and Sandy Ray of
Waynesboro,TN.
Kaitlin is the granddaughter of Gary and Dianne
Wagner of Summertown, TN and the late Michael
Dell Jackson of Waynesboro and Roy and Reba
Skelton of Waynesboro. Kaitlin is currently employed
at Lifespan Health and attending college at
Columbia State.
Bradley is the grandson of Billy Ray of Clifton,
TN and Janie Hinson of Hohenwald, TN and Rachel
Stricklin of Collinwood and the late Ray Hinton
of Collinwood. Bradley is currently employed
at Crounse Corporation.
The ceremony will take place on June 2, 2012 at
2 P.M. at Mt. Hope Methodist Church in Waynesboro.
All family and friends are invited. Reception will
follow at Woodmen Of The World. May 16, 2012-P.
Holly Creek
FCE Club Meets
The Holly Creek F.C.E.
Club met on May 8, 2012
in the home of Betty
Sue Caperton. Thought:
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•Tropicals •Palm Trees •Hosta’s
•Day Lillies •Peonies •Annuals
•Perennials •Herbs •Tomatoes
•Peppers •Grasses
Build your own baskets! Lots of beautiful
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100’s of Beautiful Hanging Baskets - $10 & up
Fabulous Terracotta Pots Full of Flowers!
Combination Pots & Hanging Baskets!
We recycle all pots; large, small hanging
baskets & tray’s!
“Learn to pick your
battles,” ask yourself,
“Will this matter one year
from now? How about
one month? One week?
One day?, was read by
Lucille Moore.
Devotion taken from
2 John Chapter 1:1 thru
13 was read by Wanda
West. Song “16 Tons”
was sung. The group
then prayed the Lord’s
Prayer and roll call was
answered with a favorite
song to sing to your child
or grandchild. Roxie
Moore called the roll and
read the minutes. She
also gave the treasurer’s
report.
Business, old and
new, included Lucille
reading a thank you card
from Charlotte Smith for
sending some money for
4-H.
The Project Leader or
Club Leader presentation
on “Quality Crafts”
was read by Betty Sue
Caperton. Poem “Prayer
For Senility” was read by
the group after which the
meeting was adjourned.
A party plate prepared
by Betty Sue was served,
and the group then made
a cross out of pearl beads,
pipe cleaners and some
faceted beads.
Attending were Lucille
Moore, Roxie Moore,
Betty Sue Caperton, and
Wanda West.
Submitted by
Betty Sue Caperton
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Pink Is Our Color
Hope Is Our Strength
Support Is Our Passion
Awareness Is
Our Mission
May starts the
National Skin Cancer/
Melanoma Awareness
Month campaign. Skin
cancer is divided into two
categories: melanoma
and non-melanoma.
Melanoma is a dangerous
form of skin cancer.
Although serious, nonmelanomas
are much
less life threatening
and easier to treat.
There are two common
types of non-melanoma
skin cancer: basal cell
carcinoma and squamous
cell carcinoma.
Fast Facts About Skin
Cancer:
• Skin cancer and
melanoma account for
about 50% of all types
of cancers diagnosed
combined.
• Skin cancer is one
of the more preventable
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types of cancer.
• More than 90% of
skin cancer is caused by
excessive exposure to the
sun.
• Each hour, 1 person
dies from skin cancer.
RISK FACTORS
Exposure to the UV
rays of the sun damages
our cells’ DNA, thus
the development of
melanoma. When
outdoors, be sure to
wear sunscreen, even
in the shade. It is
recommended to use
sunscreen with UVA and
UVB protection, a SPF
rating of 30 or higher and
is gentle enough to wear
everyday.
Tanning beds, booths
and lamps all contain UV
rays and can still increase
your risk factor for
developing melanoma.
Indoor tanning still
damages cells. If
melanoma runs in the
family, or if you have been
diagnosed previously
with melanoma, your
risk factor for melanoma
is increased. Melanoma
occurs more commonly
in older adults, but can
be diagnosed at any
age. People with lighter
features burn easily,
and that is the factor
that increases their risk
factor for melanoma. In
fact, people with lighter
features are 20 times
more likely to develop
melanoma than African
Americans.
TIP: Spray on
sunscreen applies more
quickly with less mess
than cream sunscreens.
Takes 2nd Place In
Folk Music Competition
The Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company
in Mansfi eld, MO hosted a national folk music
competition on May 6 th . The competition lineup
included several bands with no age divisions
separating the competition. Thirteen year old
Allison Ann Green came away with a second place
fi nish in the overall competition, performing a
song that she had written only a week prior to her
thirteenth birthday on April 18 th .
Allison is a seventh grade student at Frank
Hughes School in Clifton and is working on her
dream of performing on stage at the historic Grand
Ole Opry in Nashville.
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“Official Entry Form”
*In order as they will appear: *In order as they will appear:
Thursday, May 24th 6:30 Friday, May 25th 6:30
*Formal Wear* *Sunday Best*
*Jr. Miss (7-9) *Baby Miss (0-23 months.)
*Miss Pre-Teen (10-12) *Baby Mr. (O-23 months.)
*Miss Teen (13-15) *Tiny Miss (2-3 )
*Miss Southern Middle Tn.(16-21) *Tiny Mr. (2-3)
*Little Miss (4-6)
*The Miss Southern Middle TN. Pageant will be held at the
Waynesboro Elementary School. The Doors will open at
5:30 . At this time contestants may view the stage. (Stage
will be laid out in the standard T) Admission is $5. (5 and
under free)Concessions will be available.
*Entry fee is $25, with optional photogenic $5. All photogenic
pictures are to be turned in the day of the pageant,
Snapshots, 5X7, and 8X10 size photos are accepted. No
frames please.
*All entry forms should be mailed to Miss Southern Middle
Tn. P.O. Box 139, Clifton, TN. 38425. For questions please
contact Michele @ 931-722-1218 after 5 or Tabitha @ 931-
332-5545.
*3 alternates and 1 winner will be announced in each age
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Davis and McCormick
Attend TVEC Youth
Leadership Summit
Kaytlen Davis of Frank
Hughes High School
and Colton McCormick
of Hardin County
High School were
among 46 high school
juniors representing 23
electric cooperatives
across the state who
attended the Tennessee
Electric Cooperative
Association’s annual
Youth Leadership
Summit March 26-28
in downtown Nashville.
Davis is the daughter
of Walter and Teresa
Davis of Clifton, and
McCormick is the son
of Lynn and Teresa
McCormick of Savannah.
Both families live in the
Tennessee Valley Electric
Cooperative service area.
“The Youth Leadership
Summit teaches these
exceptional students
how important electric
cooperatives are to
Tennessee’s rural
communities and provides
them an opportunity
to see, in person, the
legislative process in the
Tennessee Capitol,” said
Todd Blocker, TECA
director of member
relations. “Local electric
cooperatives, school
offi cials and guidance
counselors chose these
deserving young leaders
to attend the summit
based on their interests
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in government and strong
leadership abilities.”
“Kaytlen and Colton are
fi ne examples of the future
leaders we’re raising in
our local communities,”
said Don Doran, Director
of Member Services.
“Tennessee Valley
Electric Cooperative
is pleased to provide
motivated students with
this opportunity to join
their peers from across
Tennessee to learn about
state government and
rural electric co-ops.”
The summit began
Monday evening,
March 26, with dinner
at the group’s hotel, the
Millennium Maxwell
House. Get-acquainted
and leadershipdevelopment
activities
followed, led by
cooperative employees.
Students rose early
on Tuesday, March
27, for breakfast and
preparations for a visit to
Legislative Plaza to meet
their state legislators and
sit in on House and Senate
committee meetings.
TECA Director of
Government Affairs Mike
Knotts introduced Rep.
Andy Holt of Dresden,
who welcomed the
students to Nashville and
answered their questions
about legislative issues.
The 11th-graders then
Hours: Wed. - Sat. 10-5
toured the Capitol and
saw state government in
action at the committee
meetings before posing
for photos in front of the
historic building. Davis
and McCormick also
met with Representatives
Vance Dennis and
Steve McDaniel along
with Senator Delores
Gresham on the plaza
to talk and have a photo
opportunity.
Following the visit to
Capitol Hill, the group
enjoyed lunch and
leadership activities at a
Nashville-area YMCA
camp. The fun continued
with dinner and games at
Dave & Buster’s, and the
busy day was capped off
by special guest speakers
2011 Miss Tennessee Erin
Hatley and Stephanie
Armstrong, team captain
of the Tennessee Titans
cheerleaders.
Wednesday morning,
the students learned more
about Tennessee’s electric
cooperatives and the vital
role co-ops play in the
communities they serve.
Students were divided
into teams and competed
in “W.A.V.E.” (Working
Alongside and Valuing
Everyone), an interactive
game in which they
formed their own co-ops
and worked together to
“buy” and “sell” power
distribution supplies
— power poles, wire,
transformers, meters and
trucks. Then they got an
overview of the history
of electric cooperatives
during “All for One and
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One for All.” Finally, they
put together all they’d
learned, answering trivia
questions about electric
cooperatives and the state
in the “Energy Battle”
competition.
“In the not-too-distant
future, these students
will be our community
leaders — and electric
cooperative memberowners,”
said Gerald
Taylor, general manager
of TVEC. “We want
them to see what makes
their electric cooperative
special, appreciate all
their co-op provides for
their communities and
understand why it was so
important to form electric
co-ops in the fi rst place.”
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M O M E N T S
Courtesy Of Volunteer Hospice
Dean Stegall can be described as a colorful lady. When meeting
Dean, she is usually dressed in colors of the many organizations
and charities she represents.
Dean is, first of all, a loyal daughter to her 94 year old mother.
She is wife to Billy; mother to son, Steven, and daughter, Misha;
grandmother to Keerstin, 19 years old and Chandler, 11. She has
been a member of the Waynesboro Church of Christ for over 50
years, teaching children and adult Sunday School classes. She
is a retired educator, teaching home economics and 2nd grade,
later serving as assistant principal at the elementary and middle
schools. She has been a member of the Waynesboro FCE Club
for 40 years; Delta Kappa Gamma (a teacher’s organization)
for 25 years; the Ephraim McLean chapter of D.A.R. for twenty
years; and serves as vice chair to the Wayne County Health Council, member for 10 years. In
2005 she started “LIPS”, (the Ladies in Pink Society) while serving as Relay for Life chairperson.
Being a breast cancer survivor the goal of “LIPS” was to promote breast cancer awareness. They
annually sponsor two suppers a year to raise funds to meet the needs of anyone battling cancer.
The “Shades of Pink” is an outreach project of the LIPS and they deliver HOPE totes to people
undergoing chemo for any type of cancer.
Her ancestry includes a four generation farm through The Lindsey family and Dean serves as
secretary-treasurer of the Wayne County Forestry Association. She also gives time to the Red
Hat Society, the Allied Arts Club, and Wayne County C.A.R.E. (Creating A Respectful Environment).
Most people in the area connect Dean with “The Butterfly Foundation”. The Foundation was
formed to honor the short life of her granddaughter, Ryleigh Meree Stegall, who was diagnosed
with leukemia at age 3 1/2. After seven years of treatment she lost her battle on September 14
2007. Knowing what their family had experienced, they chose to create the charity to assist local
families with children who have life-altering illnesses. The first walk was held on what would have
been Ryleigh’s 11th birthday, November 20, 2007, and to date has exceeded $50,000 in aid to
local famillies. The annual “Butterfly 5K” will be held on Saturday, June 2, 2012.
Dean is certainly one busy lady, and spends hours in service to her community and others.
“There is not one organization I spend time on that is not worthy and interested in helping others,”
Mrs. Stegall said.
Volunteer Hospice is proud to honor Dean
Stegall as our featured Senior Citizen for “Senior
Moments”.
“Senior Moments” is a feature article of Volunteer
Hospice to spotlight active Senior Citizens in the
community who are enriching the lives of others.
To Sing At Homecoming
Sunday, May 20, Butler Grove
Homecoming services will be observed at Butler
Grove Free Will Baptist Church on Sunday, May
20th beginning at 11 A.M.
Guest speaker will be Bradley Jackson, and Candace
Thompson will give her testimony.
Lunch will be served at the noon hour.
Beginning at 1:30 P.M. an afternoon of singing
will feature the “Heaven’s Mountain Band” from
Mississippi and Dennis Thompson.
Junior Daniel, pastor invites everyone to come
and enjoy a day of worship.
Receives B.S.
Degree From
U.T. Chattanooga
Brooke Darlene Thompson
of Waynesboro, TN
received her Bachelor of
Science Degree in Psychology
from the University
of Tennessee at
Chattanooga on May
5th. She graduated Cum
Laude with membership
in Psi Chi (the International
Psychology Honor
Society) and Golden Key
International Honor Society.
She was a recipient of
several scholarships including
Hope Lottery,
Civitan, Wayne County
Bank, the Retired Enlisted
Association (T.R.E.A.)
Scholarship, 101st Airborne
Scholarship, and
the Academic Service
Scholarship.
She is relocating to
Nashville, TN where she
will be employed by the
Skyline Madison Campus
Psychiatric Facility.
She is the daughter of
Lisa Thompson and Billy
Thompson.
931-722-9601
Waynesboro, TN 38485

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Gems and Junk Furniture,
Washers, Dryers,
Refrigerators, Freezers,
Antiques, Collectibles, 307
Hwy. 13 South, Collinwood.
724-6072.
Aug. 3-tf-(ojb)
Mahindra Tractors &
Implements, Full Line of
Vermeer Hay Equipment.
D&C Hay Equipment, LLC,
Hwy. 117, 4 Miles South of
Adamsville, (731) 632-3608.
Feb. 9-tf-(ojb)
MIDDLE TENNESSEE
FENCE. All Types of Fences
Professionally Installed.
Chainlink, Farm, Plank,
Vinyl. 931-703-5239, 931-
363-5239.
June 1-tf-(ojb)
Dell Laptops $400.00, Under
Warranty. Also, Laptop
Repair. 731-925-6183.
Nov. 30-tf-(ojb)
FOR SALE: New Cedar Log
Furniture, Used Appliances.
At Linden Repair, 228 West
Main, Linden, TN, 931-589-
2044. Mar. 28-tf-(ojb)
Never Before Seen Satellite
Internet Speeds… In The
Country! 12 MEG Download
Speed For As Little as $49.99
Per Month! Call Custom
Hi-Tech 731-968-3100 For
Details.
Apr. 25-May 2-9-16-P.
Jerry Hunt’s
Roofi ng
Metal - Shingle
or Rubber Roof
Tear-Offs & Minor Repairs
Install Vents
Jerry Hunt
722-3585 (H)
722-0207 (C)
“All Work Guaranteed”
CLASSIFIEDS
www.SpringValleyFamilyFarms.com
Baby Calves and Weaned
Calves FOR SALE: Holstein
Bulls, Crossbred Heifers and
Bulls, 931-853-4431, 931-853-
6535.
May 2-9-16-23-30-(ojb)
WOODWORKING
EQUIPMENT: Jet 20”, 3HP,
220V Planer, Good Condition,
$1,600.00; Jet Freestanding
16”, 3/4HP, 120V Drill Press
(JDP-17MF10) Limited
Edition With Mortise
Bits and Hardware, Good
Condition, $375.00; Porter-
Cable 28” Dovetail Jig,
Good Condition, $100.00;
Collinwood, TN 931-724-
5657, 9 A.M. - 8 P.M.
May 2-9-16-P.
5.5 +/- Ac. Well, Septic, Shop,
Great Location, 722-4983.
May 2-tf-(ojb)
FOR SALE: 1974 GMC 1
Ton Truck, Flatbed With Side
Boards, 454 Engine With
Automatic Transmission,
$1,500.00, 931-724-9862.
May 9-16-(ojb)
FOR SALE: Good Condition
Massey Ferguson Square
Hay Baler, Emerald Bailey,
931-724-4378.
May 9-16-P.
Peavey P.A. System FOR
SALE: Speakers With Sub
Cabinets, 931-213-1031.
May 9-16-P.
JOE
PRINCE
*Tree Service
*Stump Grinding
Free Estimates!
Fully Insured!
Lawrenceburg, TN
Shop:931-766-1530
Cell:931-231-9916
Furniture For Sale
*Oak claw foot curio cabinet, $185.00,
62”HX31”WX13”D
*China Cabinet, $275.00
*8 place setting China, Embassy pattern, $300.00
(valued at $600.00)
*Oak TV entertainment/curio cabinet, $300.00
*2 claw foot end tables, $150.00, like new
*Kincaid oak queen spindle bed, mattress/springs, 2
sets sheets, mattress pad, 2 pillows, quilt, bedspread,
$550.00, fi rm. Very clean, beautiful bed.
*Oak antique blanket box, $350.00
*Oak Antique side board, $500.00
*Oak antique wardrobe with oval mirror, $475.00
*Lane cedar lined hope chest, $200.00
*2 solid color recliners, $50.00 each
*Steel safe, combination lock, $100.00,
14”Dx16”Wx22”H
All items in very good/excellent condition.
Collinwood, 931-724-5657, 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
NATURAL GRASS FED BEEF
& GRAIN FINISHED BEEF
no antibiotics or hormones
sold by the quarter, half or whole
usda facility for processing & packing
now taking orders!
John & Debra Bradley 901-834-1034 | 901-626-2624
family-owned century farm with over 50 years in cattle business in Savannah, TN
NEW HOUSE FOR RENT
Valley Housing Is Accepting Applications For
New 3 B.R. / 2 Bath Houses
Located In Clifton
For Inquiries Or An Application
Please Call Bill, Lee, Or Terry
At 1-800-626-6709
Monday Through Friday
8 A.M. - 5 P.M.
BUFFALO VALLEY INC. IS AN EQUAL
OPPORTUNITY, FAIR HOUSING PROVIDER
REAL ESTATE AUCTION:
Thursday, May 31 at 6 P.M.,
350 Acres of Hardwood and
Pine Timber on Hardins
Creek, Right of Way off
Hwy. 64 West, Waynesboro,
Tennessee, 10% Buyers
Premium, Auction Held at
Jeanette’s Café, Waynesboro
Square, Heritage Auction
and Real Estate TFL #4556,
931-676-5100, Jeff Wilkes
731-607-8213 or Tony Neill
TFL #1468, 731-926-3133,
www.tonyneill.com.
May 9-16-23-(ojb)
32’ Gooseneck Vending
Trailer, $6,500.00, OBO; 332-
6339, 722-3241.
May 16-tf-(ojb)
1990 Dodge Truck, 3/4 Ton
Factory Built Flatbed 360
Auto Trans, 15 MPG Hwy.,
$2,000.00; New Zealand
White Rabbits $10.00 Each;
931-628-8259, 931-242-4700.
May 16-P.
FOR SALE: 36” Bathroom
Vanity With Top and Faucet
and Matching 3 Glass Door
Medicine Cabinet, Good
Condition, $200.00; White
Stool, $50.00; and Maytag
Washer and Electric Dryer,
$150.00. Call 516-2150 After
4:00 P.M.
May 16-P.
FOR SALE: I Have Tracts
of Land Ranging From 5
to 8 Acres Right Outside
Town Limits of Waynesboro.
Only $300 Down. Payments
As Low As $175 Monthly.
Unrestricted. No Credit
Checks. Call 865-712-7577.
May 16-23-30-June 6-P.
FOR SALE: Australian
Sheppard Puppy, 6 Weeks
Old, Male, Tri Color, 1 st Shots
and Wormed, $225.00. After
5:00 P.M., 931-722-3376.
May 16-P.
GROCERY STORE & FOOD
Service Equipment Auction,
June 9th Nashville, TN.
Complete sale bill & Terms.
www.taylorauction.net or
Auctionzip.com, ID 1680.
Mark Taylor Auctioneer: TN
5525/TN FIRM 4640, 618-
889-6899. (TnScan)
May 16-tps
G & G
Construction
ALL TYPES OF CONSTRUCTION
Residential - Commercial - Industrial
931-722-3934
Fax: 931-722-9198 - Mobile: 931-722-8123
FULLY LICENSED, BONDED, INSURED
NAME
BRANDS
REAL ESTATE AUCTION
THURSDAY May 31 at 6
PM, 350 Acres of Hardwood
& Pine Timber on Hardins
Creek, Right of Way Off
Hwy 64 West, Waynesboro,
Tennessee, 10% Buyers
Premium, Auction Held at
Jeanette’s Café, Waynesboro
Square, Heritage Auction &
Real Estate TFL #4556, 931-
676-5100, Jeff Wilkes 731-
607-8213 or Tony Neill TFL
#1468, 731-926-3133 www.
TonyNeill.com (TnScan)
May 16-tps
WEST KENTUCKY
SELECT BRED HEIFER
SALE Selling 175 Fall
Calving Bred Heifers www.
ca.uky.edu/bredheifer/ Tues.,
May 22, 7:00 PM. KY-TN
Livestock Market Guthrie,
KY. (TnScan)
May 16-tps
SAWMILLS FROM ONLY
$3997.00- Make & Save
Money with your own
bandmill- Cut lumber any
dimension. In stock ready
to ship. Free Info/DVD:
www.NorwoodSawmills.com
1-800-578-1363 Ext. 300N.
(TnScan)
May 16-tps
Offi ce Space Available At
Hurricane Plaza, (Next to
Hurricane Inn). Call For
More Information! Ask For
Jeff!! 931-722-5579.
Nov. 25-tf-(ojb)
Trailers FOR RENT:
Natchez Trace Village Mobile
Home Park, $250.00 Deposit,
$300.00 Month, 2 and 3
Bedroom, 931-722-9255 or
931-306-3554.
July 13-tf-(ojb)
FOR RENT: 1 Bedroom
Apartment, Some Utilities
Furnished, $375.00 Month,
931-722-9699.
Sept. 28-tf-(ojb)
Clifton Motel, 1 Bedroom
Effi ciency Apartments,
FOR RENT: Completely
Furnished, Includes All
Utilities, Television, and
Internet, 931-676-3616.
Dec. 21-tf-(ojb)
FOR RENT: Mobile Home,
2 Bedroom, In The Country,
931-212-7754.
May 16-23-(ojb)
LOWEST
PRICES
FURNITURE
4 LESS
Barlow Shopping Center
Waynesboro, TN. ~ 722-3900
*FINANCING *LAY-A-WAY *DELIVERY
CLIFTON APARTMENTS
122-24-26 MAIN STREET LANDING COMPLEX
COMMERCIAL SPACE - MAIN ST. LEVEL
ONE BEDROOM APTS. - UPPER LEVELS
IN THE CENTER OF CLIFTON’S UPTOWN HISTORIC
DISTRICT, ALL APTS. HAVE REFRIGERATOR, STOVE,
GARBAGE DISPOSAL, AC, DISHWASHER, CARPET,
FULL BATH, WALK-IN CLOSET, CEILING FAN, TOTAL
ELECTRIC, 2 EXITS, WIRED FOR TELEPHONE,
INTERNET, &/OR CABLE TV SERVICE, SOME APTS. WITH
LOFTS, 1 1/2 BATHS, BALCONIES, DECKS
REFERENCES REQUIRED - SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
W. MILLER CO. (931) 676-3985 ~ wmiller@tds.net
ROOFING
METAL AND SHINGLES
Work Guaranteed - 30 Years Experience
Free Estimates & Roof Inspections
LEE MANGE 676-5335
Partners In Quality
WARREN SELLERS
HEATING & AIR
15 YEARS EXPERIENCE
FOR RENT This Week!
Most Utilities Included,
CH/A, Internet Available! 2
Bed/1 Bath $85/Week; 2 Bed/
2 Bath Secluded $95/Week; 3
Bed/ 2 Bath All Brand New
Inside $105/Week; 931-722-
9401.
Apr. 18-tf-(ojb)
House FOR RENT: Near
Clifton, 931-676-3616.
May 2-tf-(ojb)
Drivers: Industry Leading
Pay & Benefi ts! 98% No-
Touch, 50% Drop/Hook,
CDL-A Solo’s or Teams 2 yrs.
Exp., Hazmat Req., 1-888-
335-1785.
May 2-9-16-23-P.
CRANE OPERATOR
WANTED Must have
experience operating friction
lattice boom crawlers.
Certifi ed or ability to be
certifi ed required. EOE.
Contact Don 615-448-8555
dmp1063@bellsouth.net
(TnScan)
May 16-tps
LIVE-WORK-PARTY-
PLAY! Play in Vegas, Hang in
LA, Jet to New York! Hiring
18-24 girls/guys. $400-$800
wkly. Paid expenses. Signing
Bonus. 1-866-574-7454.
(TnScan)
May 16-tps
BUY IT!
SELL IT!
FIND IT!
HUNT BROTHERS
*Shingle Roofs
*Metal Roofs
*Rubber Roofs
*Minor Repairs
For Free Estimates
Call: Aaron Hunt
931-722-3862
931-332-1233
“All Work Guaranteed”
• FOR SALE BY OWNER •
3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Approx. 1,440 sq. ft.,
“Large” 2 Car detached garage, 11+ acres,
creek and small pond, wood fl oors and walls,
large covered porch, handicap walk-in tub/
shower, owner fi nancing available. 1751
Downing Hollow, Waynesboro. $139,900.00.
Reduced $130,000.00.
Call: 817-444-0134 or 281-731-4434
CHUCK’S
I Want To Buy Goats,
Chickens, and Guineas, 931-
427-8477.
May 9-16-23-30-(ojb)
WANTED: VOLUNTEER
HOST FAMILIES /Mentors
for international exchange
students arriving in August.
Share Tennessee hospitality.
Develop a lifetime friendship.
Apply today! Call Pat 1-877-
534-3144 / www.pieusa.org.
(TnScan)
May 16-tps
HEALTH CARE PART-
TIME in Navy Reserve. Elite
training, great pay, benefi ts,
college $. Sign-on bonus up
to $75k. Call Mon-Fri 800-
284-6289. (TnScan)
May 16-tps
NOW HIRING:
C O M P A N I E S
DESPERATELY need
employees to assemble
products at home. No selling,
any hours. $500 weekly
potential. Fee required. Info.
1-985-646-1700 Dept. TN-
1196. (TnScan)
May 16-tps
25 DRIVER TRAINEES
NEEDED Now at TMC
Transportation! Earn $750
per week! No experience
needed! Job ready in 3
weeks! Local CDL Training!
1-888-407-5172. (TnScan)
May 16-tps
TREE SERVICE
Fully Licensed & Insured
FREE ESTIMATES
931-722-4104
>New listing- 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, hardwood fl oors, living room,
den, CHA, carport, 1.40 ac.+-.$ 90,500.00
>New listing – Lots #57, 58 & 59 on Cherokee Circle. $1,500.00
per lot.
>New listing – Lot #5 Lake Shore Road. $3,500.00
>New listing--Secluded 2 bedroom, 2 bath mobile home, metal
roof & wrap around porch, garage, storm shelter,
1.87ac. +-near TN River. -$66,000.00 Also For Rent!!!
>New listing- Nice wooded lot near TN River. $17,000.00
> 3 bed rooms, 2 baths, 7.32 Ac.+- , guest house, 2 bed room
mobile home - $95,000.00 Mobile Home also for rent!!
>New Listing- 4 bed rooms, 1 ½ baths, 2 car garage,
12.45acres+-, barn, outbuilding. $185,500.00
>New Listing- 4 bed rooms, 3 baths, 3 car detached garage with
large room above. $165,000.00
>Hunter’s Paradise with plenty of wildlife, 57.50 ac. +-, pond,
pasture, woodland, creek. $165,000.00
> Long road frontage, small waterfall, food plot, shooting hut,
35.31 ac. +- $49,280.00
>2 bedrooms, 2 baths, CHA, creek, pond, storm cellar, screened
porch. 23.6 ac+-. $190,000.00
>2 bedrooms, 2 baths, CHA, creek, workshop, covered porch,
19.34 ac. +- $182,900.00
> 5 bedrooms, living room, den, 1 bath, hardwood fl oors, sun
porch, new plumbing & wiring. $89,900.00
>2 bedrooms, 1 bath, Cottage, brick/vinyl, carport. $49,900.00
>2 bedrooms, 1 bath, CHA, carport, plus 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Apartment. $78,900.00 large yard!! (REDUCED)
>.3.10 ac. +- located in Ross Creek Farm. $25,900.00
>Lot near Tennessee River Clifton area, water & sewer
available. $9,000.00
>3 bedrooms, 1 bath, hardwood fl oors, garage, workshop, extra
lot. $59,900.00
>4 bedrooms, 2 baths, CHA, hardwood fl oors, sun room, extra
lot. $272,000.00
>3.38 ac. +- in Ross Creek Farm. $22,500.00 (Reduced)
>Hunter’s paradise, 1 bedroom, 1 bath cabin, 71 Acres+-, creek..
$105,000.00
Acres+- Ross Creek Farm, creek frontage. $34,500.00
>5.11 ac. +- $13,000.00
>2 choice lots located Deer Ridge Rd. $15,000.00
>3 lots located Deer Ridge Road. $6,500.00
>3 bedrooms, 1 bath, dining room, living room. $30,000.00

WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 2012 - THE WAYNE COUNTY NEWS - FIRST SECTION- PAGE NINE
CLASSIFIEDS
BIG G EXPRESS INC
New Skill Pay and Top Out
Pay. Call Today To See If
You Qualify! Currently
hiring OTR Drivers
Good equipment, home
most weekends Option to
run the weekends, good
benefi ts which include
BlueCross /BlueShield
insurance, Assigned trucks
and dispatchers, APU’s in
every truck Free retirement
program and more. Call
800-684-9140 x2 or visit us at
www.biggexpress.com tps
DRIVERS - CDL-A
DRIVERS NEEDED! Up to
$3,000 Sign-On Bonus for
Qualifi ed Drivers! 6 mo. OTR
exp. req’d. Call or Apply
Online 877-521-5775, www.
USATRUCK.jobs (TnScan)
DRIVERS OWNER
OPERATORS $2,500
Sign-On Bonus. Dedicated
Runs, Class-A CDL,
Greatcare plan options for:
Healthcare, Retirement,
Wellness & more. 866-566-
2133 driveforgreatwide.com
Text Greatwide to 30364.
(TnScan) May 16-tps
BILLY BARNES Enterprises,
Inc. is hiring experienced
fl atbed drivers. Home most
weekends. New pay packages!
Requirements include: must
be 23 years of age, class
A CDL, 1 year verifi able
tractor/trailer experience,
clean driving record. For
more information call Mary
@ 1-800-844-6458 opt. 1.
(TnScan)
May 16-tps
DRIVERS - CDL-A TEAM
WITH Total! Miles •
Equipment • Benefi ts 50¢ /
mile for Hazmat Teams Solo
drivers also needed! 800-942-
2104 Ext. 7307 or 7308 www.
Drive4Total.com (TnScan)
May 16-tps
BANKRUPTCY
and General Practice
WE ARE A DEBT RELIEF AGENCY
We help people fi le for bankruptcy relief
under the Bankruptcy Code
(931) 762-1915
C. Wayne Tomerlin
Attorney At Law
28 Public Square - Lawrenceburg, TN
FREE
ESTIMATES
DRIVERS -
REFRIGERATED AND
DRY Van Freight. Great
Pay! Quarterly Safety
Bonus! Part and full-time
lanes. Hometime options.
CDL-A, 3 months current
OTR experience. 800-414-
9569 www.driveknight.com
(TnScan)
May 16-tps
FLATBED DRIVERS NEW
PAY Scale- Start @ .37cpm
Up to .04cpm Mileage
Bonus, Home Weekends,
Insurance & 401K Apply @
Boydandsons.com 800-648-
9915. (TnScan)
May 16-tps
NEW TO TRUCKING?
YOUR new career starts
now! * $0 Tuition Cost * No
Credit Check * Great Pay &
Benefi ts. Short employment
commitment required
Call: (866) 604-6119 www.
joinCRST.com (TnScan)
May 16-tps
DRIVERS - CLASS A
FLATBED -$- Home
Weekends, Run Southeast
US, Requires 1 Yr OTR
Flatbed experience, & Pay
Up To .39¢ / mile Call 800-
572-5489 x 227, Sunbelt
Transport, LLC. (TnScan)
May 16-tps
DRIVERS: NO
EXPERIENCE? CLASS
A CDL Driver Training.
We train and Employ! Ask
about our New Pay Scale!
Experienced Drivers also
Needed! Central Refrigerated
(877) 369-7191 www.
centraltruckdrivingjobs.com
(TnScan)
May 16-tps
Advertise
Today!!
722-5429
Hunt & Son Roofing, Inc.
*SHINGLE ROOFS
(Architectural & 3 Tab)
*METAL ROOFS
*RUBBER ROOFS
*FOAM ROOFS & INSULATION
931-722-3048, 931-722-5542
931-722-5579
**SAWMILL FOR SALE**
Located near Collinwood, includes 5.78 acre
mill site, 4 acre log yard, HMS Rosserlead
36” Debarker, Corinth Sawmill Setworks- 3
Head Block -36” Carriage, Schurman Thin
Kerf Gang Saw, Wheland 6’ Barline Resaw,
58” Precision Chipper, 2 Edgers, Longhgrading
Chain, Offi ce/Breakroom & much
more. If interested, Call Parkes Hughes at
931-724-6258. Asking Price $450,000.
POSITIONS
AVAILABLE
The City of Collinwood is currently
taking applications for
Lifeguard Positions. Applications
may be picked up at the
Collinwood City Hall Monday
through Friday from 8:00 A.M.
till 4:30 P.M. For more information
call 724-9107.
DRIVE THE BEST. DRIVE
Maverick! Maverick Is Now
Hiring In Your Area!! $.42
- $.43/mile. $25 tarp pay.
Weekends at home. Also
accepting students with
Class A CDL for training.
Must be 21 yrs old & hold
Class A CDL. Maverick
Transportation 1-800-289-
1100. www.drivemaverick.
com (TnScan)
May 16-tps
AVERITT HAS A GREAT
Opportunity for CDL-A
Drivers! 37 cpm w/1+ Year’s
Experience! Home Weekly &
Full Benefi ts! Paid Refresher
Course Available. 888-362-
8608 or AVERITTcareers.
com Equal Opportunity
Employer. (TnScan)
May 16-tps
CLASS A CDL DRIVERS
NEEDED Midwest Regional
38-40 CPM, Paid Orientation,
Paid from 1st Dispatch, Full
Benefi ts, $1500 Sign On.
Online Transport 877-997-
8999 www.DriveForOnline.
com (TnScan)
May 16-tps
DRIVERS - HIRING
EXPERIENCED /
INEXPERIENCED Tanker
Drivers! Great Benefi ts and
Pay! New Fleet Volvo Tractors!
1 Year OTR Exp. Req. -
Tanker Training Available.
Call Today: 877-882-6537
www.OakleyTransport.com
(TnScan)
May 16-tps
TANKER & FLATBED
I N D E P E N D E N T
Contractors! Immediate
Placement Available. Best
Opportunities in the trucking
business. Call Today 800-
277-0212 or www.primeinc.
com (TnScan)
May 16-tps
WANTED: LIFE AGENTS
• EARN $500 a Day • Great
Agent Benefi ts • Commissions
Paid Daily • Complete
Training • Leads, No Cold
Calls. No License Necessary
To Apply. Call 1-888-713-
6020. (TnScan)
May 16-tps
NOTICE: We Imprint Your
Napkins For Weddings,
Showers, Teas and
Anniversaries. Two Day
Service. Duren Drugs, 722-
5466.
Sept. 26-tf-(ojb)
If You’re Planning An
Auction, Call Lineberry
Auction Service, 731-925-
6860 or 731-607-1266.
Apr. 9-tf-(ojb)
Will Buy Junk Vehicles. Also
Buy Radiators, Catalytic
Converters, Aluminum
Wheels, 931-722-6588 or 722-
1733.
Oct. 29-tf-(ojb)
COAST TO COAST HOME
And AUTO, 724-9119. We
Service Computers.
May 16-23-30-June 6-(ojb)
FREE PIANO: Good Piano
Free To Anyone Who Is
Willing To Move It. Located
In The Collinwood Area. Call
931-724-4864 If Interested.
May 16-(ojb)
MICHAEL
BRATCHER
Heating & Cooling
Service, Repair &
Unit Replacement
Licensed &
Certifi ed
931-724-5383
Need Something Hauled or
Dug? Best Savings – Motor
Home, Dozer, Backhoe,
Ditch Witch, Dump Truck,
Generators, Power Washer,
Moving Van, Pontoon Boat,
Etc., Beech Creek Rentals,
931-676-3993.
Aug. 25-tf-(ojb)
DAVIS BACKHOE
SERVICE: All Types of
Backhoe and Dump Truck
Work. Owner Gary Davis,
1-931-231-4544.
May 25-tf-(ojb)
Need A Starter, Alternator,
or Battery? ROAD & FIELD
STARTER SVC., Hwy. 64
Savannah, 731-925-3838.
Jan. 11 thru July 25, 2012-
(ojb)
We Buy Scrap Gold: “Now
Buying Coins”, Sherry’s Fine
Jewelry, Gold Prices Are Sky
High. Call or Come By, Talk
To Sherry, 722-3664.
Mar. 7-tf-(ojb)
DENNIS’ SMALL ENGINE:
Left Off 64, 1 Mile West of
Olive Hill, Hardin Co., 731-
925-5605.
Mar. 14 thru May 30-P.
Diesel Injection Pump and
Injector Rebuilding, Lift
Pumps, Filters, Turbos, Etc.
WEST TENN DIESEL, 731-
925-2710.
Apr. 11, 2012 thru Oct. 3,
2012-P.
NOTICE: Carpentry,
Plumbing, Painting, Mobile
Home Repair, Underpinning,
Decks, Porches, Vinyl Siding,
Garages, and Additions,
Homes, Clearing Land,
Fencing, Plus Much More.
Leave Message, 722-7303,
332-3731.
May 9-16-23-30-(ojb)
NOTICE: I Teach English,
French, German. Serious
Adult Students Only. Ronald
E. Staggs, M.Ed., No Charge,
Donations Accepted. For
Information 931-652-7754.
May 9-16-23-30-P.-(ojb)
I Buy Junk Cars, Trucks,
Vans and SUV’s. Pay Cash.
Buy Unwanted Vehicles. 931-
629-4505.
May 16-June 20-P.
ATTENTION DIABETICS
with Medicare. Get a FREE
talking meter and diabetic
testing supplies at No Cost,
plus FREE home delivery!
Best of all, this meter
eliminates painful fi nger
pricking! Call 888-531-2970.
(TnScan)
May 16-tps
Business & Residential
Additions/Remodeling
Roofi ng, Decks
Pressure Washing
Debris Removal, Lawn
Care and much more!
(Call today for free estimate)
MG Services
Matt Gunter, Owner
615-533-7915
Licensed & Insured
HELP WANTED
South Central Human Resources
Agency is accepting
applications for:
Family Partner
Wayne County Pre-K
$9.16/hr., Sick/Annual
Leave, Holiday Pay,
Ins. & Retirement. For
more info. call (800) 221-
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the Contents of Storage
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PAGE TEN - FIRST SECTION - THE WAYNE COUNTY NEWS - WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 2012
CLASSIFIEDS
YARD SALE: 7 A.M.
Friday and Saturday, May
18 th , 19 th . Rain or Shine!
Home of Kayla Dicus and
Kevin Risner. Multiple
Families Participating. Lots
of Everything!!! Clothing
in All Sizes; Lots of Baby
Girl Clothing, Shoes, Home
Décor, Other Miscellaneous
Items. Everything Must Go!!!
CHEAP Prices. 155 Rochell
Road, Collinwood, Around
Highland Area. Look For
Signs. For Questions Call
931-722-0855. May 16-MCI
Saturday, May 19 th , 7 A.M.
Till 3 P.M., 2 FAMILY
YARD SALE: At Ren-Cass
Motel, Name Brand Clothes,
CHEAP, All Sizes Including
Plus Sizes; Angel Figurines
and Lots of Others; Toddler
and Infant’s Stuff; Oriental
Rug; Lots of Everything.
To Much Too Mention. Any
Questions Call 931-244-5794.
May 16-P.
YARD SALE: 18 th and 19 th ,
1039 Shawnettee Road.
Tools, Electronics, Clothes
and More. Priced To Sell.
John and Linda Glover’s,
332-0722.
May 16-MCI
YARD SALE: Saturday, 112
West Hill St., Beside Funeral
Home. A Little Of Everything,
Lots of Christmas Décor.
May 16-P.
YARD SALE: Friday, 8 A.M.,
509 Loyd Street, Waynesboro.
Little Bit of Everything.
May 16-P.
YARD SALE: Saturday, 8
Till 12. Used Go-Cart, Piano,
Recliners, Tools, Lots. Old
64 E. At Old Griggs Store,
Approximately 1 Mile,
Turn right on Skelton Lane.
Dwight and Beverly Prince.
Rain Cancels.
May 16-(ojb)
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W.E.S. Students Of Month, March
Waynesboro Elementary School is proud to announce the students of the
month for March. This month we have focused on “Courage”, encouraging
the students to practice being brave and strong when they are afraid, nervous,
or worried. These students were “caught” showing courage and nominated
by a teacher and then chosen from their homeroom class’s ballot box as the
winner.
Kindergarten: Mrs. Joy Canterbury’s Class, Riley Thrasher; Mrs. Teresa
Evans’ Class, Jaxton Berry; Mrs. Ashlee Haggard’s Class, Luke Mangubat
and Mrs. Leigh Anne Pierce’s Class, Shawnn Robbins. First grade: Mrs. Kim
Berlin’s Class, Annie Lee; Mrs. Emily Maghielse’s Class, Nolan Moore; Mrs.
Polly Maghielse’s Class, Savanna Mathis; Mrs. Sharon McClain’s Class, Tori
Fitzmorris and Ms. Bailey Skelton’s Class, Gigi Bradford. Second grade: Mrs.
Ginger Baugus’ Class, Jadyn Ostrowski; Mrs. Christy Bryant’s Class, Austin
Gambrell; Mrs. Tara Hollis’s Class, Julian Birchett; Mrs. Sadonna Smith’s
Class, Makohl Haggard and Mrs. Wanda Williams’s Class, Luis Cintron. Third
grade: Mrs. Jancy Beckham’s Class—Elijah Dixon; Mrs. Brittany Daniel’s
Class, Chloe Smith; Ms. Gina Dollar’s Class, Hanna Bevis and Mrs. Patsy
Pope’s Class, Luke Nichols. Fourth grade: Ms. Nicole Bowling’s Class, Jenna
Ostrowski; Mrs. Andrea Franks’ Class, Chris Pruett; Mrs. Melanie Hill’s Class,
Kasee Johnson and Mrs. Sherry Nutt’s Class. Teryn James.
C.E.S. Students Of Month, March
Collinwood Elementary School is proud to announce the students of the
month for March. Lots of students were nominated by teachers throughout
the building for showing “courage”, being brave and strong when they feel
afraid, nervous, or worried. One winner was chosen from each homeroom as
the “Student of the Month.”
First grade: Mrs. Susan Grinder’s Class, Cayden Lee; Mrs. Tabitha
Holt’s Class, Addie Quillen; Mrs. Bridgette Howe’s Class, Tori Risner and
Mrs. Kim Whitten’s Class, Lydia Risner. Second grade: Mrs. Ginger Holt’s
Class, Cayden Powell; Mrs. Mindy Hunt’s Class, Luke Todd; Mrs. Annette
Jones’ Class, Zeke Stults and Mrs. Rebecca Lee’s Class, Anna-Catherine
Whitehead. Third grade: Mrs. Robbie Berry’s Class, Mason Smith; Mrs.
Susan Camfi eld’s Class, Danny Bryant; Ms. Deneal Stricklin’s Class, Caleb
Pulley and Mrs. Christy Zepeda’s Class, Cody Head. Fourth grade: Mrs.
Angie Brewer’s Class, Jake Morris; Mrs. Celisa Hatcher’s Class, Cooper
Vandiver; Ms. Martha Helton’s Class, Tara Thompson and Mrs. Kristi
Tingle’s Class, Hailey Brewer.
Wayne County Sheriff’s Office
HAS OPENINGS FOR A
CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS
REQUIREMENTS:
*Must Be At Least 21 Years Of Age
*Must Be Able To Pass A Criminal Background Check
*Must Pass A Drug Screen
*Must Have A Valid Tennessee Drivers License
*Must Be A High School Graduate Or Equivalent
*Must Meet The Public Well
*Must Have Strong Work Ethics
*Must Have Organizational Skills
*Must Have Basic Computer Skills
Pick Up Applications At The Career Center In
Waynesboro Or At The Wayne County Jail. For
Questions Or Information Call 931-722-3615,
And Ask To Speak To B.J. Eaton Or
Karla Boucher
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NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE
TRUSTEE’S SALE
WHEREAS, default has
occurred in the performance
of the covenants, terms and
conditions of a Deed of Trust
dated July 9, 2008, executed
by EMERY A COLLINS,
UNMARRIED, conveying certain
real property therein described
to PRLAP, INC. as same appears
of record in the Register’s Offi ce
of Wayne County, on July 17,
2008, as Instrument No. 49912,
in Book 111, at Page 884; and
WHEREAS, the benefi cial
interest of said Deed of Trust was
last transferred and assigned to
BANK OF AMERICA, N.A.,
who is now the owner of said
debt; and
WHEREAS, Notice of the
Right to Foreclose (“Notice”)
was given in compliance with
Tennessee law by the mailing a
copy of the Notice to the parties
at least sixty (60) days prior
to the fi rst publication of the
Substitute Trustee’s Sale.
WHEREAS, the undersigned,
RECONTRUST COMPANY,
N.A., having been appointed
by as Substitute Trustee by
instrument fi led for record in
the Register’s Offi ce of Wayne
County, Tennessee.
NOW, THEREFORE, notice
is hereby given that the entire
indebtedness has been declared
due and payable, and that the
undersigned, RECONTRUST
COMPANY, N.A., as Substitute
Trustee or its duly appointed
agent, by virtue of the power,
duty and authority vested and
imposed upon said Substitute
Trustee will, on June 6, 2012,
11:00 AM at the Wayne County
courthouse door where the
foreclosure sales are customarily
held At the Wayne County
Courthouse, Waynesboro, TN,
proceed to sell at public outcry
to the highest and best bidder
for cash, the following described
property situated in Wayne
County, Tennessee, to wit:
THE LAND REFERRED
TO HEREIN BELOW IS
SITUATED IN THE COUNTY
OF WAYNE, STATE OF
TENNESSEE, AND IS
DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
A certain tract or parcel of
land lying and being situated
in the dividing ridge between
the waters of Hurricane Creek
and Green River, and in the 1 st
Civil District of Wayne County,
Tennessee, and bounded and
described as follows:
BEGINNING at iron stake, 1
foot North of a wire fence, said
stake stands, South 61 degrees
East 25 feet, Soth 59 degrees
East 50.5 feet from the Southeast
corner of the 0.7 acre tract
conveyed by Burbin C. Kelly and
wife, Viola Kelly, to Gifford L.
Weaver, Sr., and wife Fannie H.
Weaver, by deed dated December
29, 1977, recorded in Deed Book
73, page 73, Register’s Offi ce
of Wayne County, TN: thence
South 59 degrees East running 1
foot North of said fence 120 feet
include card activation,
monthly maintenance,
dormant account, reload
and card replacement. Be
to iron stake 1 foot North of said
fence; thence North 30 degrees
East 163 feet to iron stake on
South margin of the so-called
Kilburn Hollow Road; thence
with South margin of said road;
North 61 degrees West 120 feet
to iron stake on same; thence
south 30 degrees West 160.5 feet
to the beginning, containing by
estimation 19,320 square feet be
the same more or less.
PARCEL #078 03303 000 S:
The street address of the
property is believed to be 504
KILBURN HOLLOW ROAD,
WAYNESBORO, TN 38485.
In the event of any discrepancy
between this street address and
the legal description of the
property, the legal description
shall control.
CURRENT OWNER(S):
EMERY A COLLINS
OTHER INTERESTED
PARTIES:
The sale of the abovedescribed
property shall be
subject to all matters shown on
any recorded plat; any unpaid
taxes; any restrictive covenants,
easements or set-back lines that
may be applicable; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fi xture
fi ling; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose. This property
is being sold with the express
reservation that it is subject to
confi rmation by the lender or
Substitute Trustee. This sale
may be rescinded at any time.
The right is reserved to adjourn
the day of the sale to another
day, time, and place certain
without further publication,
upon announcement at the
time and place for the sale set
forth above. All right and
equity of redemption, statutory
or otherwise, homestead, and
dower are expressly waived in
said Deed of Trust, and the title
is believed to be good, but the
undersigned will sell and convey
only as Substitute Trustee.
The Property is sold as is,
where is, without representations
or warranties of any kind,
including fi tness for a particular
use or purpose.
RECONTRUST COMPANY,
N.A. IS ATTEMPTING TO
COLLECT A DEBT. ANY
INFORMATION OBTAINED
WILL BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE.
RECONTRUST
COMPANY,
N.A.,
Substitute Trustee
2380 Performance Dr,
TX2-984-0407
Richardson,
TX 75082
Tel: (800) 281-8219
Fax: (866) 681-5002
Registered Agent:
CT Corporation System
800 South Gay Street,
Suite 2021
Knoxville, TN 37929
Tel: (865) 342-3522
TS#: 12-0020204
FEI # 1006.158835
May 16, 23, 30, 2012
sure to ask your banker
about any potential fees
associated with the card.
CSCC S’ship Honors
Williamson Writer
Bethany Lay, executive director of the Columbia
State Community College Foundation, recently
received a contribution from Nancy Fletcher-
Blume, chairman of the Council for the Written
Word, which has, since 2003, funded a scholarship
for a Columbia State student.
Since 2003, the Council
for the Written Word has
provided a scholarship
to a Columbia State
Community College
student residing in
Williamson County
who exemplifi es the
organization’s mission.
“This scholarship
aids a Columbia State
student who aspires
to write,” explained
Bethany Lay, executive
director of the Columbia
State Foundation. “In
partnering with our
foundation, the Council
for the Written Word
has furthered its motto
to educate, encourage
and empower the artistic
expression of local
writers.”
Lay was recently in
Williamson County to
accept a check for the
2012-2013 scholarship
from the council’s
chairman of the board,
Nancy Fletcher-Blume.
This will be the last
scholarship provided
since the council has
dissolved its 501(c)3
status.
“The Columbia State
Foundation has been
pleased to work with the
council in honoring and
encouraging Williamson
County writers through
our scholarship program,”
Lay said.
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
Default having occurred
under that Deed of Trust dated
April 7, 2006, and recorded
in Record Book No. 81, page
489, Register’s Offi ce of Wayne
County, Tennessee, executed
by Brent Thomas Dixon,
unmarried, and Melvin Thomas
Dixon, unmarried, to George G.
Gray, Trustee, securing a certain
promissory note made payable
to the Wayne County Bank. Said
note provided for the payment
of all costs and expenses of
executing the aforesaid Trust and
other costs of collection; and,
WHEREAS, the Wayne
County Bank, as benefi ciary of
said Deed of Trust has instructed
the Trustee to foreclose pursuant
to said Deed of Trust.
NOW, THEREFORE, I,
George G. Gray, as Trustee and
not otherwise, acting upon the
demand of the Wayne County
Bank, the lawful owner and
holder of said indebtedness to
foreclose said Deed of Trust by
virtue of the power and authority
vested in me as Trustee, will on
Thursday, June 7, 2012, at 11:00
o’clock A.M., at the East door of
the Wayne County Courthouse
in Waynesboro, Tennessee, offer
for sale and sell to the highest
bidder for cash, at public outcry,
the following described property
in Wayne County, Tennessee:
A certain tract or parcel of
land lying and being situated in
the 10th Civil District of Wayne
County, Tennessee, on the
waters of Holly Creek, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
BEGINNING at a stake in
the East property line of the
parent tract, said stake being
located 272 feet South of the
centerline of a county road, said
stake being the Northeast corner
of said tract; thence with the
East property line of the parent
tract, South 08 degrees 00’ West
210 feet to a stake being the
Southeast corner of said tract;
thence leaving said stake, North
68 degrees 30’ West 210 feet to a
stake in the West boundary line
of the parent tract, said stake
being the Southwest corner of
said tract; thence with the West
property line of the parent tract,
North 08 degrees 00’ East 210
feet to a stake said stake being
the Northwest corner of said
tract; thence leaving said stake,
South 68 degrees 30’ East 210
feet to the point of beginning,
and containing 1.0 acres, more
or less, as per survey made
James E. Sanders, Tennessee
Registered Land Surveyor No.
31, dated December 30, 1992.
This being a portion of the
real property conveyed to Brent
Thomas Dixon and Melvin
Thomas Dixon, by deed of Wayne
County Bank, dated March 31,
2006, and recorded in Record
Book 81, page 481, Register’s
Offi ce of Wayne County,
Tennessee, and being described
therein as Tract No. 8.
SAID SALE will be made
free from the right and equity
of redemption and free from
homestead, and all other
exemptions, which are expressly
waived by said Deed of Trust.
Deed of conveyance will be
executed by me as Trustee, to the
purchaser of the property, and
the purchaser will be entitled to
the possession of said property
and to the rents and income
therefrom, from and after the
notice as required by said Deed
of Trust, but I will convey as
Trustee only.
SAID SALE will be made
subject to any and all unpaid
taxes and assessments, together
with interest and penalty, if
any, and any and all other prior
restrictions, encumbrances, or
liens of any nature.
GEORGE
G. GRAY,
TRUSTEE
THE GRAY LAW FIRM
May 16, 23, 30, 2012

High Schools Hold
Anti-Alcohol Activities
Over the course of
the last three weeks, all
three high schools across
Wayne County held antialcohol
activities prior
to their proms. Wayne
County School’s Alcohol
Prevention Coordinator,
Derek Willis, along
with the Coordinator
of School Health, Jeff
Skelton and assistant
Daphne Woodside,
worked closely with
school administrators
and staff to plan these
activities. With the aid
of numerous community
volunteers, organizations,
and departments, these
activities were a huge
success.
On April 17 th , Mrs.
Rebecca Newborn’s
drama students at
Collinwood High School
performed a play which
they wrote. Following
the performance from the
drama class, Mr. Gregg
Eaton of the Wayne
County Ambulance
Service, Trooper Chris
Hannah of the Tennessee
Highway Patrol and
Derek Willis of the
Wayne County Board
of Education spoke to
the students about the
dangers of underage
alcohol consumption and
drinking while driving.
On the following
Thursday, April 19, a
Mock Crash was held at
Frank Hughes School.
The mock crash was
designed to simulate the
consequences of drinking
and driving. Mrs. Carol
Ellison’s drama students
acted out the mock
drama. Mrs. Ellison and
the students spent several
weeks fi lming scenes that
lead up the actual crash.
After the fi lming, Jeff
Skelton composed a video
that showed pre and post
crash scenes. Situational
scenes such as errors in
judgment, arriving at
the local hospital, and
the drunk driver being
processed and booked
into the county jail helped
tell the tragedy.
On May 4 th , a Mock
Crash was also held at
Wayne County High
School. The actors for
this crash were the Youth
to Youth students, which
is an after school program
directed by Jeff Skelton.
Jeff Skelton, Derek
Willis and the students
spent several weeks
preparing and fi lming for
this crash. Once again, a
video showed the events
prior to the crash and the
consequences of making
a decision to drink and
drive.
The local police force,
ambulance service, Air-
Evac, and emergency
personnel added to the
reality of events and
consequences that occur
when individuals choose
to drink and drive. The
simulations would not
have been possible
without the following
community departments
and organizations
offering their time and
services for the youth of
Wayne County: Wayne
County Sherriff’s
Offi ce, Clifton Police
Department, Waynesboro
Police Department,
Air-Evac, Wayne
County Ambulance
Service, Wilson’s
Wrecker Service,
City of Waynesboro
Fire Department,
City of Clifton Fire
Department, Shackelford
Funeral Home, and
Trooper Hannah of the
Tennessee Highway
Patrol. Therefore, much
appreciation is extended
to all of these community
members.
Also, appreciation
FBLA Attends
State Conference
The Wayne County
High School Future
Business Leaders of
America Club attended
the State Conference
in Chattanooga April
16-18. Wayne County
represented 12 of the
2,145 members in
attendance. This year’s
theme was “FBLA Goes
Platinum, 70 Years of
Hits.” This was the
70 th year of the Club’s
existence. It was founded
in 1942 in Johnson City.
Wayne County was
represented well. Bailey
Kelso, the State Reporter,
and Vada Ann Barnett,
Club Advisor, are
members of the FBLA
State Executive Council;
therefore responsible for
planning and coordinating
the State Conference.
The Wayne County
Chapter was responsible
for the State Conference
Stage Decorations which
were mainly prepared
by Summer Jackson
and Carlie Litttell. The
Club also participated in
the “Can Tabs” Project
(collecting 42 gallon jugs)
as well as the “Books
for Literacy” Project
(collecting 814 books).
Wayne County received
a State Award for placing
“Third” in the Literacy
Project. This project
was initiated by Summer
Jackson who collected
98% of the books.
HCHS
HCHS
590 Florence Road
Savannah
866-925-4916
WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 2012 -FIRST SECTION - THE WAYNE COUNTY NEWS - PAGE ELEVEN
goes to Lindsay Statom,
Lisa Edwards, and the
moulage team for adding
mock injuries and makeup
for the actors.
Bailey Kelso, who holds the offi ce of State Reporter,
represented Wayne County and WCHS
with poise and outstanding excellence.
Summer Jackson
Summer has been a true
Business Leader in the
club. She accomplished
the “Future” level of a
Business Achievement
Award, placed third in
the Regional Desktop
Publishing Competition,
was elected a Regional
Offi cer, started and
coordinated a March
of Dimes Drive, Books
for Literacy Project and
was largely responsible
for many of the can tabs
collected.
Bailey Kelso was
awarded the FBLA “Jared
Bryant” Scholarship for
$500.00. Bailey who
holds the offi ce of State
Reporter, spent fi ve days
of hard work preparing
and conducting the
conference sessions and
events. She represented
Wayne County and
WCHS with poise and
outstanding excellence.
Members participating
in the FBLA State
Competitions were:
We’re proud
of you!
UT Martin
Pictured from left to right, Nikki Hammond,
Kristen Wooten, Cassidy Camfi eld, Summer Jackson
and Alana Burns.
Pictured from left to right, Renee Holt, Kali Runions,
Katie Reeves, Dillon Keith, Jessica Hargrove
and Carlie Littrell.
and Summer Jackson –
Desktop Publishing, and
Dillon Keith – Impromptu
Speaking. Others
attending were: Alana
Burns, Cassidy Camfi eld,
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Region Play Underway
Trojans Take Runners-Up
Trophy In Dist. Tourney
Lose To Perry County
The CHS Trojans
resumed tournament
play on Monday, May 7.
The men in green faced
the Loretto Mustangs
for their second game
of the tournament. The
Trojans got on board fi rst
when Brier Daniel hit a
double in the fi rst inning
and Jeremiah Hensley
came in for the score.
Two runs were scored
in the second inning by
Ben Ragan and Dominic
Norato (CR). Will Ragan
hit a single and Jodee Ray
had a SAC Fly for a RBI.
The Mustangs sent three
home in the third and the
game is tied up. But the
Trojans were not through
scoring. In the bottom of
the third Blaze Daniel hit
a double to bring in Zack
Reaves. In the fourth
inning, four players came
in for runs for the men
in green. Drew Luker
got on base by hitting
a double to lead off the
fourth inning. Jacob
Cummins hit a single
sending his brother, Tyler
(CR) home. Jeremiah
Hensley scored on a wild
pitch. Brier Daniel hit
a Homerun to complete
the scoring drive for the
Trojans. Going into the
top of the fi fth the score
was Trojans 8 and the
Mustangs 3. The fi nal
score for the Mustangs
came in the fi fth inning
when Myles Burks hit
a single to send Jordan
Gaven home. Good Job
Trojans. There was a
tense moment in the
game when Mason Purser
took a ball to the face and
was laid fl at. The fans of
C’Wood were glad that
Mason was not seriously
hurt and recovered
enough to fi nish out
the game. Drew Luker
pitched fi ve innings for
the Trojans, striking out
fi ve. Jace Brewer closed
out the game and struck
out two.
The Trojans faced the
Summertown Eagles on
Tuesday, May 8. The two
teams split the season and
this was guaranteed to be
an interesting game. The
fi rst score of the game
came from Bryce Giles,
an Eagle, who scored
on an error in the fi fth
inning. Then in the top
of the sixth the Eagles
struck again when Jordan
Chard hit a triple that
brought Austin Mathews
in for a run. The Trojans
go into the bottom of the
sixth trailing 2-0. Jacob
Cummins was up to bat
and got hit by the ball to
move him to fi rst. Brier
Daniel hit a massive
triple to bring Jacob in
for a score and the men
in green knew that they
had momentum going for
them. Blaze Daniel hit a
Collinwood Coach David Winborn follows up
with instructions.
Outfi elders catch a breather before the game gets
underway.
The Pitcher/Catcher converse before making a
pitch decision.
single to put him on fi rst Wham! he hit the ball
and then during a squeeze for a double, Ben scored,
play, Blaze made his way and the Trojans won the
to second. Zack Reaves game. Wow! What a
was up to bat. The crowd game! Brier Daniel for
knew something was the Trojans and Nathaniel
going to happen. He hit Morrison for the Eagles
a double and Blaze came pitched complete games,
in to tie the game. Brier with each having ten
Daniel was facing the strike-outs. Brier allowed
9-1-2 in the Eagle line- three hits and Nathaniel
up. But he went 1, 2, and allowed fi ve.
3, because his defense The men in green
backed him up during faced county rivals, the
this inning as they had Wildcats, on Wednesday,
all game. Ben Ragan was May 9. During the
up to bat for the Trojans season, the Trojans beat
and he hit a single to left them in both games but
fi eld. Will Ragan got on the Wildcats gave the
base. Then Jodee Ray Trojans their fi rst loss in
came up to bat. He had game one of the district
one ball, one strike. Then tournament. The loser
of this game would
The Trojans celebrate their win following the
Summertown game.
go home. The Trojans
scored their fi rst run in
the second inning when
Ben Ragan made it home
due to passed balls. The
next score would not
come until the fi fth inning
when Jacob Cummins
came home from a single
hit by Jeremiah Hensley.
The Wildcats answered in
the top of the sixth with
three runs of their own
to put them ahead of the
Trojans. But the Trojans
were not to be outdone.
They answered with four
runs in the bottom of the
sixth to make the score
6-3. Zack Reaves started
the inning by hitting a
double. Blaze Daniel hit
a SAC Fly to advanced
Zack to third and put him
in scoring position. Ben
Ragan was hit by a ball
so he was able to get on
base. Then Will Ragan
was intentionally walked.
Drew Luker comes to
bat and hits a single and
Zack scores the tying
run. Jodee Ray comes
to bat and hits a double
and gets two RBIs.
Jodee hit a double the
previous night to push in
the winning run and this
night his double helped
the Trojans gain a three
run lead on the Wildcats
going into the 7 th inning.
The Wildcats scored one
run in the seventh but it
was not enough to pull
ahead of the green team.
Final score was Trojans 6,
Wildcats 3. Jace Brewer
pitched a complete game
for the Trojans, striking
out seven. He did a
super job hanging in the
game when the going
got tough. This game
was also signifi cant to
Coach David Winborn.
This was his 300 th win.
Congratulations Coach.
The win advanced
the Trojans to the
championship game
against Perry County
on Wednesday, May 9.
Jeremiah Hensley scored
a run in the fi rst inning
for the Trojans and then
the Trojans were silent
until the fi fth inning. But
the Vikings were not.
The scored two in the
fi rst, four in the second,
one in the third, and one
in the fourth before the
Trojans got on the board
again. The Trojans had a
fi ghting spirit and were
not going to give up on
the game despite being
down 8-1. Ben Ragan
led off in the top of the
fi fth hitting for a single.
Will Ragan batted behind
his brother and he hit a
single. Drew Luker got
on base due to a FC. Ben
Ragan gets home. Jodee
Ray was walked. Tyler
Cummins (CR) made it
home on a PB. Jeremiah
Hensely gets on base.
Brier Daniel was IW.
Then Zack Reaves comes
up to the plate. The fans
could feel it in the air
that something good was
about to happen. Zack
was facing a full count
and then Wham, he hit
a triple bringing in three
runners making the score
8-6. The Trojans were
back in the game. But
the game was not over
and Perry County came
up to bat. They scored
three runs in the bottom
of the fi fth and the score
was 11-6. The last run
of the game came when
Drew Luker hit a single,
pushing Ben Ragan in to
score. The fi nal score of
the game was Vikings 11,
Trojans 7. Pitchers for
the Trojans were Jordan
Bennett and Kelby Ray.
The Trojans are the
12A District Regional
Runner-ups. The Trojan
fan base is so proud of
the men in green. The
team gave the fans some
very exciting games.
Making the All-Seasonal
Team for the Trojans
were: Brier Daniel, Blaze
Daniel, Jacob Cummins,
and Jeremiah Hensley.
The All-Tournament
Team for the Trojans
were: Brier Daniel, Zack
Reaves, Jace Brewer, and
Jeremiah Hensley . The
Trojans traveled Monday,
May 14 to play in their
fi rst game of regional
play. Their record going
into this game is 18-8.
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Minatra, who accompanied him on the trip.
World War II Veteran
Joe Edward Donegan, 86,
of Waynesboro recently
received the opportunity
of a lifetime when he
attended the Honor Flight
to Washington, D.C. on
May 5 th , 2012.
Donegan served as a
Sergeant in Company G,
168 th Infantry Regiment
of the Army of the United
States. He was inducted
on April 23 rd , 1943
and entered into active
service on April 30 th ,
1943 at Camp Forrest,
Tennessee. His military
Occupational Specialty
was Squad Leader, and
his Military Qualifi cation
was Combat Infantry
Badge. His battles and
campaigns included
Naples - Foggia, North
Apennines, Po Valley,
and Rome - Arno.
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to Donegan included
the Silver Star, Bronze
Star, Good Conduct
Medal, Distinguished
Unit Emblem, European
African Middle Eastern
Campaign medal with 4
bronze stars and World
War II Victory Metal.
Donegan’s great-
nephew, Jeff Minatra,
accompanied him on the
trip and Minatra stated,
“Out of 27 veterans on the
trip, my uncle Joe was the
highest decorated with
awards and honors.”
While in Washington,
D.C. for the day, Donegan
visited the WW II,
Vietnam, Korean, Marine,
Air Force, and Lincoln
Memorials. The veterans
were treated to dinner at
Fort Meade Army Chow
Hall. Donegan’s nephew
Minatra stated, “I
commend Steve Gregory
of Moore County for
organizing this benefi cial
trip and I recommend it
to all veterans.”
Local Senior Living
Resident Honored For
Lifetime Achievements
Harry Scholtz
The Tennessee Health
Care Association
(THCA)/Tennessee
Center for Assisted
Living (TNCAL) has
named Harry Scholtz,
a resident at Wayne
County Nursing Home,
to its annual Who’s Who
in Tennessee Longterm
Care. Honorees in
this year’s Who’s Who
recognition program,
themed “Celebrate
the Journey,” include
athletes, educators,
military veterans and
other individuals living
in THCA/TNCAL
member nursing homes
and assisted care living
facilities (ACLF)
statewide.
Scholtz served in the
U.S. Air Force from
1941-1965 in World War
II, the Korean War and
Vietnam. After retiring
from the military, Scholtz
moved to the Alaskan
wildnerness and lived
there for 40 years.
Scholtz will receive a
Who’s Who certifi cate
of recognition during
National Nursing Home
Week May 13-19, an
event celebrating the
fundamental role nursing
homes play in the
continuum of long-term
care. His profi le will also
be featured on THCA’s
website, www.thca.org.
“We are so proud to
celebrate the journeys
of the men and women
living in long-term care
communities here in
Tennessee,” said THCA
Executive Director Jesse
Samples. “Each year,
our members nominate
exceptional residents
for this honor. Each
and every honoree has
shaped history and made
a difference in the lives
of others.”
Since 1983, the Who’s
Who in Tennessee Long-
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S’town Defeats C’wood
To Win District 12A
Softball Tournament
District 12A Champions - Summertown Lady Eagles
District 12A Runner-Up - Collinwood Trojanettes
District 12A All Tourney Team members include Sam Skelton, Wayne County;
Makenzie Childress, Kassidy Price, Tyneshia Campbell and Elizabeth
Hemmen from Loretto; Ashley Farmer, Gretchen Greer, Anna Hill, Makenzie
Rich and Nikki Robertson from Collinwood; Karlie Harville, Courtney
Grooms, Kelly Konig, Alissa Hunter and Morgan Long from Summertown.
Not pictured: Kelsey Risner, Wayne County; Macie Stricklin, Frank Hughes;
and Hope Rogers, Perry County.
DISTRICT 12A
SOFTBALL
TOURNEY RESULTS
GAME 7
Loretto 14 –
Wayne County 4
Winning Pitcher –
McKenzie Childress
Losing Pitcher –
Tyler Downs
SUMMARY: Loretto
broke the game open
in the bottom of the
sixth inning by scorring
7 runs. Loretto will
face Collinwood in the
consolation game.
GAME 8
Summertown 4 –
Collinwood 3
Winning Pitcher –
Morgan Long
Losing Pitcher –
Nikki Robertson
Homeruns – Nikki
Robertson, Collinwood
SUMMARY: Summertown
advanced to the
championship game vs.
the winner of Loretto and
Collinwood.
CONSOLATION
GAME
Collinwood 2
Loretto 0
SUMMARY: Collinwood
defeated Loretto
2-0 in the consolation
game of the District 12A
softball tournament at
Clifton. Collinwood’s
Gretchen Greer pitched
a 2 hitter and Darbee
Hollis and Jordan Holt
scored for Collinwood
in the 4 th inning to defeat
Loretto. Greer also
had 2 hits in the win.
Collinwood advanced to
the Championship game
vs. Summertown.
Winning Pitcher -
Gretchen Greer
Losing Pitcher - Glass
CHAMPIONSHIP
GAME
District 12A Champs –
Summertown
District 12A Runner-up -
Collinwood
Summertown 4 –
Collinwood 1
SUMMARY: Summertown
defeated Collinwood
in the fi nals of the district
12A softball tournament
held at Clifton.
Summertown had back
to back solo home runs
by Alissa Hunter and
Karlie Harville in the
5 th inning to back MVP
Morgan Long’s 3 hitter
for Summertown’s 4-1
win over Collinwood.
Ashley Farmer, Jordan
Holt and Darbee Hollis
had hits for Collinwood.
Summertown faced
Columbia Academy on
Monday and Collinwood
played at Richland in the
Regional Tournament.
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DISTRICT 12-A
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PERRY COUNTY –
The Frank Hughes
School Jr. High Lady
Lions ended another
successful season.
During seasonal play, the
girls sustained only one
conference loss. They
defeated Linden and
Lobelville twice, and
split with Waynesboro.
The team went into
the Tennessee River
Conference tournament
as fi rst place after a coin
toss with Waynesboro.
This put them in the
driver’s seat to victory.
The Lady Lions defeated
Lobelville in the
opening game, 14-0.
They faced Waynesboro
in the second round. The
Lady Lions maintained
the lead throughout the
game and won with a
score of 9-5.This second
win placed the girls in
the championship game.
Thanks For A Great Year Of
Trojan Baseball
#11 Will Ragan
Hope Rogers
WAYNE COUNTY –
Kelsey Risner and Sam
Skelton
LORETTO – Makenzie
Childress, Kassidy Price,
Tynesha Campbell and
Elizabeth Hemmen
COLLINWOOD –
Jr. Lady Lions Repeat As
District Tourney Champions
They would wait several
hours to discover their
opponent. The Linden
Lady Vikings defeated
Lobelville. This win
matched them up with
the WMS Lady Cats. The
Lady Cats overcame the
Vikings leading them back
into the championship
game against the FHS
Lady Lions.
The fi nal game of the
evening was quite a
battle. The lead switched
hands each inning, and
the Lady Lions faced a 3
run defi cit in the 5 th. The
Lady Lions fought back
in the 6 th by shutting out
the Lady Cats. They then
answered with 7 runs
of their own. Neither
team was willing to give
up, but the Lady Lions
pulled it out with a 15-12
victory.
Good
Job
In The
District
Good
Luck
In The
Region
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Ashley Farmer,
Gretchen Greer, Anna
Hill, Makenzie Rich and
Nikki Robertson
SUMMERTOWN
– Karlie Harville,
Courtney Grooms, Kelly
Konig, Alissa Hunter
and Morgan Long.
The tournament win
was a repeat for the
Lady Lions. Since
the conference was
established in 2009,
the Lady Lions have
had two championships
and two runner-up
up fi nishes. The girls
should be congratulated
for their efforts and
successes. Several girls
have been recognized for
their accomplishments.
Mallory Cherry,
Lacey Staggs, Paige
Churchwell, and Hannah
Kate Love were selected
as all-conference for their
performance during the
2012 season. Madison
Holt and Julianne
Blackburn played major
roles in every victory and
should be applauded for
the leadership that they
provided for this team.
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Clifton
(Columbia
State Comm.
College)
2012 Election
Re-Districting Line
Wayne County, Tennessee
Beech
Creek Fire
Hall
Eagle
Creek
Fire Hall
Wayne Co.
High School
District 1 - Waynesboro City
District 2 - Clifton
District 3 - Precinct 1 - Beech Creek
Precinct 2 - Crazy Horse
Precinct 3 - Eagle Creek
District 4 - Precinct 1 - Collinwood City
Precinct 2 - Shawnettee
District 5 - Precinct 1 - Big Cypress
Precinct 2 - Lutts
Precinct 3 - WCHS
Lutts
Fire Hall
Big Cypress
Fire Hall
District 6 - Precinct 1 - Holly Creek
Precinct 2 - Southgate
District 7 - Precinct 1 - Buffalo River
Precinct 2 - Ovilla
WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 2012 - SECOND SECTION - THE WAYNE COUNTY NEWS - PAGE ONE
Collinwood
City
(Fire Hall)
Crazy
Horse
Waynesboro
City
Southgate
Fire Hall
Ovilla
Fire Hall
Buffalo
River
Fire Hall
Shawnettee
(Millrock
Fellowship
Hall)
Holly Creek
Fire Hall
WAYNE COUNTY DISTRICTS
71ST DISTRICT
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
28TH DISTRICT - SENATE
7TH DISTRICT - CONGRESSIONAL
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harmless to humans. Most
often, though there are
exceptions, bees swarm
in springtime. The hive
becomes overcrowded
and the queen leaves with
a large entourage looking
for a new home, while the
queenless bees left in the
hive are preparing for the
birth of a new queen.
As the swarm leaves,
they set up temporary
residence on a tree
branch, a fence post, or
even on a stop sign while
they look for a suitable
home. In simple terms,
it’s like living out of a
hotel while you look
for a house to purchase.
Back at the old home, the
new queen emerges 1-2
weeks after the swarm
leaves and starts laying
eggs to “regrow” her own
community.
Bees don’t swarm
every year (again there
are many exceptions as
to when and why they
do swarm). Generally
speaking, bees will
swarm every second or
third year, assuming there
is no intervention from a
beekeeper.
Sometimes, even with
beekeeper intervention,
bees swarm anyway. To
a beekeeper, a queen and
half of his bees leaving
during peak honey
production isn’t a good
thing, although catching
a swarm (from bees that
are not your own) at the
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right time is a plus.
When is the best time
to catch a swarm? Here’s
an old saying that should
give you the answer. A
swarm in May is worth
a load of hay. A swarm
in June is worth a silver
spoon. A swarm in July
isn’t worth a fl y.
The later the bees
swarm, the less time
there is to produce honey
and expand the hive.
Late hives, while not as
valuable, can still be a
cost effective option to
purchasing more bees.
They simply require
feeding for a longer
period of time.
While I’m not an
expert on honey bees, I
hope I’ve give you a little
insight into one of the
misunderstood aspects of
Family and Consumer
Sciences Education
NEWS
Charlotte Smith
EXTENSION AGENT
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
EXTENSION
WALK ACROSS
TENNESSEE
HEALTH BREAK
A free workshop, Take
Charge of Your Diabetes,
will be held starting
tomorrow from 3-5 P.M.
at the UT Extension offi ce
located in the Wayne
County Courthouse on
the square.
The workshops will
continue for 5 more
weeks, meeting on
Thursdays from 3-5 P.M.
Charlotte Smith of
UT Extension, along
with Julie Odle and
Robbin Reaves, licensed
practical nurses on the
Wayne Medical Center
staff, will be leading the
workshops
Take Charge of Your
Diabetes is a fun, skillbuilding
program. The
workshops will help
persons with diabetes
learn how to self-manage
the condition and work
effectively with their
health care provider.
these incredible creatures.
Now for the tangible part,
what should you or could
you do if a swarm lands
near your house?
First, do not go near
them without a protective
bee suit. They may be
there only temporarily
and will leave of their
own accord. If they are
“setting up shop” you
may want to contact a
beekeeper to catch the
hive, or you can contact
the Extension offi ce
(722-3229). If you are
a beekeeper and would
like us to have your
information as someone
who can remove a hive,
contact us at the same
number so we can give
your information to those
who may need your
services.
Family members, friends
and caregivers of those
with diabetes are also
encouraged to attend.
You have one more
day to register with the
UT Extension Offi ce.
Call 931-722-3229 if
interested.
Presented by UT
Extension and Wayne
Medical Center.
WALK ACROSS
TENNESSEE
This year we have 9
teams in our friendly
competition. Our main
goal in Walk Across
Tennessee is for team
members to engage in
more physical activity.
The teams are not
actually walking across
Tennessee. The miles
each team walks is
tracked on a map of the
Tennessee River Trail
though.
First Four Weeks
Results:
1. Team Hallelujah
536,
2. The H Team
262.5,
3. Faye’s Team 156,
4. Courthouse Chicks
146.1,
5. Dean’s Team 128,
6. Tags 125.5,
7. Waynesboro Allied
Arts 118.5,
8. Kingdom Walkers
#1 91.5,
9. Determined to lose
74.5,
10. Fit for Kingdom
56.5,
11. Kingdom Walkers
#2 0.
Over 1600 miles
have been walked over
the past 4 weeks by 43
participants! Go teams!
Good job on moving
more and working on a
healthier you. Bump it up
the last few weeks!
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WHAT CAN A 4-Her
DO IN NATURE?
50 Ideas for Parents
Who Have Forgotten and
for 4-Hers Who Have
Not Yet Learned….
For 21 st century
American children, play
time is most often inside
time — and if there’s no
electrical outlet, all is
lost!
In truth, the ultimate
playground is still the
natural outdoors, but
that’s unfamiliar territory
to many kids. Even if
they make it to a local
park, to the “back forty”
of their farm, or even
just to a vacant lot, they
may not know anything
to do there! Sometimes
their parents don’t know,
either. So here are 50
simple ideas:
1. Catch a
grasshopper,
2. Pick ripe berries,
3. Smell the fl owers,
4. Build a fort,
5. Hide in the bushes,
6. Feel fuzzy plants,
7. Peak into a
birdhouse,
8. Glide on a tall
swing,
9. Collect rocks,
10. Roll down a hill,
11. Gaze at the clouds,
12. Find a secret hideaway,
13. Toast
marshmallows,
14. Marvel at the Milky
Way,
15. Sleep in a tent,
16. Catch tadpoles,
17. Skip stones on a
pond,
18. Paddle a canoe,
19. Make mud pies,
20. Walk barefoot in
dew-y grass,
21. Find a bright
feather,
22. Read books under
a tree,
23. Bicycle through a
park,
24. Snap a photo of a
deer,
25. Splash in puddles,
26. Make your own
waterslide,
27. Whistle a happy
song,
28. Explode touch-menot
seeds,
29. Splash through a
creek,
30. Watch a meteor
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*DRIVERS *PUTTERS
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EVERYTHING MUST GO!
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CALL MIKE AT:
(931) 722-0791
ALL SALES FINAL!
Wednesday thru Sunday
10 A.M. - 9 P.M.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 2012 - SECOND SECTION - THE WAYNE COUNTY NEWS - PAGE THREE
shower,
31. Listen to an owl
calling,
32. Catch fi refl ies in a
bottle,
33. Blow dandelion
seeds,
34. Follow ant trails,
35. Watch the sun set,
36. Dig up
earthworms,
37. Suck honeysuckle
nectar,
38. Fly a kite,
39. Walk in the rain,
40. Jump from rock to
rock,
41. Race a friend,
42. Plant a tree,
43. Go on a picnic,
44. Play king of the
hill,
45. Find a four-leaf
clover,
46. Pick daisy petals,
47. Look under
stepping stones,
48. Make leaf
rubbings,
49. Start a home bird
list,
50. Play hide and
seek.
Green Hearts Institute
for Nature in Childhood.
Gospel
Singing
The Clifton Church of
God with Roger Reese
will have “Singing on
the River” at the Clifton
City Park on Saturday
afternoon, May 19th beginning
at 3 P.M. Several
groups will be participating.
Everyone is extended
a welcome to attend.
TERMITE & PEST CONTROL
Protectors of your health and property!
722-9216
762-1392
Day Or Night
TTC Postsecondary
SkillsUSA Winners
Four students from the Tennessee Technology
Center at Crump traveled to Chattanooga,
Tennessee the week of April 23rd to compete in the
7th Annual Tennessee Postsecondary SkillsUSA
Conference and Competition. They competed in
their technical training area against other students
from the 27 Tennessee Technology Centers in Pin
Design, Precision Machining, Technical Drafting
and Welding.
Two of the medalist will attend the 48th National
Leadership and Skills Conference in Kansas City,
Missouri, June 23rd-27th. Brad Rose will represent
Tennessee Postsecondary in the Technical Drafting
competition at the SkillsUSA Championship,
and Skyler Bellinger will participate as a voting
delegate for the state.
Pictured from left to right: Brad Rose-Gold
Medal, Technical Drafting, Skyler Bellinger-
Bronze Medal, Pin Design, and Taylor Brewer-
Bronze Medal, Welding.
To Sing Clifton Revival Ctr.
Special services will be held Sunday, May 20 at
the Revival Center in Clifton. Services will begin
at 10 A.M. with preaching from pastor Shayne Riley.
The 11 A.M. service will feature gospel singing by
The Butler Family from Collinwood.
A fellowship meal will be served at noon.
Everyone is invited to attend.
Lawrence Wayne County’s Oldest Pest
Pest Control Control Company Company
Since 1973
1989-2002
“In loving
memory of
‘Bo’
a fallen friend”
Special attention
and care to the elderly
and pets
Cathy Johnson - President
New Construction Pretreats
Rep. Mark Kilburn
Bronson Kilburn “HERE - Jeff TO (Bubba) STAY!” Luna
Some Prices Bonded
Quoted Over
The Phone
Some of the services we offer:
Certifi cates
Free FREE Inspections On Request
& Estimates
ESTIMATES
•New Construction
Pre-Treatments
“Say NO
to drugs &
alcohol”
REAL ESTATE AUCTION
Thursday, May 31 - 6 P.M.
350 Acres of Hardwood & Pine Timber On Hardins Creek
CAMP IN
YOUR OWN CAVE!!
10% Buyers Premium
Auction At Jeanettes Cafe
Waynesboro Square
(Property) Right Of Way Off
Highway 64 West - Waynesboro
AUCTION TO BE HELD AT
JEANETTES CAFE
Located On Corner Of
Hwy 13 N - Waynesboro Square
Come Have FREE Supper With Us

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Community Happenings
COMMUNITY EVENTS
COLLINWOOD OES NO. 422 REG. MTHLY. MTG.
The Collinwood Chapter Order of the Eastern Star has
their regular monthly meeting the fi rst Thursday of each
month. Meetings begin at 7 P.M. All members are urged to
attend. May 2012-P
HOLLY CREEK V.F.D. MONTHLY FISH FRY
The Holly Creek Fire Department and Community Center
sponsors its monthly fi sh fry every 4th Saturday from 4 till
7 P.M. at the VFD/Community Center. All proceeds will
benefi t the fi re department. Everyone is invited to support
this cause. May 2012-P.
BECOME A HOSPICE VOLUNTEER
You Can be the Difference! Come join us at Tennessee
Quality Hospice and become a part of a caring and compassionate
team. Tennessee Quality Hospice provides Physical,
Emotional, and Spiritual support for terminally ill patients
and their families. Volunteers are needed for Patient care,
bereavement support, offi ce work. Training is free call Bro.
Chad Balentine at 931-722-2785.
Jan. 26-2011-tf-ojb)
A.A. MEETS IN WAYNESBORO AT C.P. CHURCH
A. A. meets every Thursday night at 8 P. M. at the Presbyterian
Church in Waynesboro. Everyone is welcome. On
the second Saturday Night of each month there is an eating/
speakers meeting at 7 P.M. Eat at 7 followed by speaking at
8 P.M. For more information call C.W.B. 731-695-2358 or
Ron R. 931-762-5977. Oct. 2011-July 2012-P.
WAYNE COUNTY HELPING HANDS
OFFERS “AFTER-CARE” GROUP
Wayne County Helping Hands has begun offering an
“After-Care” group for anyone who has been through an
addiction rehabilitation program. The group will meet at 5
P.M. each Saturday. Counselors from Buffalo Valley, Inc.
will be leading this group. All services of Wayne County
Helping Hands are offered free of charge. An experienced
drug and alcohol abuse counselor will be available
EVERY Saturday of the month at 5 P.M.
May 2012-(ojb)
WAYNE COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY TO MEET
The Wayne County Republican Party will meet the fourth
Tuesday night of each month at 6:30 P.M. at the Wayne
County Republican Headquarters on the West side of the
square unless otherwise posted. All Republicans are urged
to attend.
Jan. 18, 2012-Jan. 21, 2013-P.
SIMMONS FAMILY REUNION
The Simmons Family Reunion will be held Saturday, May
26, 2012 at the Fairview Church of Christ, located on highway
13 South of Collinwood. The event will begin around
11:30 A.M. and food will be served beginning around
12:30. There will be games and stories for the “young-uns”
and hopefully stories from the not so “young-uns”. Those
attending are asked to please bring a full picnic basket as
they hope to spend the day. Drinks and paper products will
be provided. All family and friends of Tommy and Josie
Simmons are invited to attend. Any questions call Iva Dean
at 931-724-6414 or Diane Simmons at 330-807-4138.
May 9-16-23, 2012-(ojb)
C.H.S. CLASS OF 1959 REUNION
The Collinwood High School Class of 1959 reunion will
be held Saturday, May 26 at 1 P.M. at Chad’s Restaurant.
For more information call 724-9925.
May 2-9-16-23, 2012-(ojb)
Waynesboro Green
River Tabernacle
GREEN RIVER ROAD
Larry Janes, Pastor
Sunday School. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 A.M.
Worship Service. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 A.M.
Evangelistic Service. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 P.M.
Wednesday Night Service. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 P.M.
“Everyone Is Welcome To Come See What God Is Doing”
ATTENTION:
SENIOR CITIZENS!
Come and join the Senior Citizens
in Waynesboro and Collinwood.
WE HAVE A VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES
Bingo, Quilting, Pool, singing,
Health Screening
We also have exercise equipment.
HOT NUTRITIOUS MEALS
SERVED DAILY!!
“Family Owned
And Operated”
101 Ralph Horton Drive
Waynesboro, TN
“We Service
What We Sell”
931-722-5911
1-800-662-3118
Fax: 931-722-3718
Events In And Around Wayne County
COUNTRY HAM BREAKFAST BEECH CREEK
There will be a country ham breakfast every fi rst Saturday
morning of each month from 7 till 9 A.M. at the Beech
Creek Fire Hall. Everyone is welcome.
Feb. - Dec. 2012-P.
CYPRESS INN V.F.D. MONTHLY FISH FRY
The Cypress Inn Volunteer Fire Department will have
its monthly fi sh fry on Saturday, May 19th from 3 till 6
P.M. All proceeds go to the Cypress Inn VFD. Everyone
is invited.
DRIVER LICENSE ROADSIDE
SAFETY CHECKPOINTS
The Tennessee Highway Patrol will be conducting driver
license roadside safety checkpoints during the week of
May 25th, 2012 on State Route 13, 1 mile marker, starting
at 10 P.M. in Wayne County and May 28th, 2012 on S.R. 13
N., 40 M.M. starting at 4 P.M. in Wayne County. Recognizing
the danger presented to the public by unqualifi ed drivers,
Troopers will concentrate their efforts on vehicles being
operated by drivers who violate the driver license laws
of Tennessee. The Tennessee Highway Patrol has found
these driver license roadside safety checkpoints to be an effective
means of enforcing driver license laws of Tennessee
while ensuring the protection of all motorists.
Sgt. Jeff Webb, Tennessee Highway Patrol
FLATWOODS SCHOOL REUNION
The Flatwoods School Reunion is scheduled for noon,
Saturday, May 19 at the Flatwoods Volunteer Fire Department.
Anyone who attended Flatwoods School, or had relatives
who attended, is especially invited, but “Flatwoods
Friends” are also welcome. Bring a dish or two to the pot-
luck lunch and enjoy the fellowship and “tall tales”.
FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (BAD CHECK)
CLASS BE HELD MAY 25TH, WAYNESBORO
The next Financial Responsibility class for Wayne County
is scheduled for Friday, May 25th, 2012 at 6 P.M. It will
be held at the Tennessee Valley Electric Cooperative building
on Highway 13 just North of Waynesboro. Please enter
at the right side of the building at the community room.
Mark your calendar. If you are required to take this class as
part of your court disposition do not miss the class! If you
miss the class the Judge will issue a Subpoena to return to
court to show cause for contempt. Class is only held once
a month. There is no charge for this class. Please bring an
ink pen. For more information call Jennifer Carroll at 931-
796-0487.
SPRING CLEANUP AT SKELTON CEMETERY
Anyone that has loved ones buried at Skelton Cemetery
on Moccasin Creek is asked to attend “Clean-Up Day” on
Saturday, May 19th beginning at 8 A.M. Friends and family
are welcome to help prepare the cemetery for the upcoming
Memorial Day weekend.
OPEN HOUSE FOR NEWLY RENOVATED
WOMEN’S FLOOR MAURY REGIONAL
On Sunday, May 20, Maury Regional Medical Center
(MRMC) will be hosting an open house and invites the
public to tour the newly renovated women’s fl oor. The open
house will be held from 1 until 3 P.M.. on the fourth fl oor
of the medical center. “We have made some exciting new
changes to the women’s fl oor and look forward to sharing
these modern accommodations with the community at this
event,” said Chief Nursing Offi cer Deborah Lumpkins.
Those who attend the open house will receive a free gift
and may register for door prizes. Tour of the facility will
be provided every 20 minutes. For more information call
931.381.1111, extension 1026.
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Guest Speaker
W’boro Rotary Club
Roger Smith, (far right) past president of the
Waynesboro Rotary Club introduced Dr. Scotty
Sorrells (far left), and Ms Annie Chiodo with the
City of Waynesboro at the Noon Rotary Club on
May 15th.
Jeff Davis Waynesboro Rotarian President brought
the speaker for the club on May 8th, 2012. His
guests were Dr. Scotty Sorrells from the Tennessee
Department of Environment and Conservation
along with Annie Chiodo, Waynesboro Water Dept
Director. Dr. Sorrells informed the club regarding
safe well water and spring water. Dr. Sorrells
and Mrs. Chiodo are working closely together to
assist citizens in Wayne County and surrounding
areas with testing and cleaning their home water
sources. Annie volunteers her time and expertise
as the Project Manager for a program that has
been initiated called Safe Water For Wayne
County. (SW4WC). The local Civitan Club is
sponsoring the SW4WC project. Several Civitan
members were also present for this presentation.
The Waynesboro Rotary Club found the
presentation to be very eye-opening as Dr. Sorrells
went through facts and photos in his Power Point
slides. There are many misunderstandings about
how water can be contaminated and just how the
contaminations can lead to some serious health
issues if not corrected.
For more information concerned individuals
can call 1-888-891-8332 Statewide Environmental
Assistance Centers.
Bid Notice
The Wayne Co. ECD Board is accepting bids
for a 911 operating system including CAD, Mapping,
ANI ALI, and Phone System. For more information
you can contact the E911 offi ce at 931-
722-7911 Ext 3. All bids must be received by June
7th, 2012 at 12:00 P.M. and bids will be reviewed
and be subject to be awarded at the stated board
meeting on June 14th at 6:30. The ECD Board
will reserve the right to accept or reject any bid
for any reason.
Green River Baptist Church
“To Know God And Make Him Known”
Cal Hampton, Pastor
Schedule:
9:15 A.M.
Sunday School
10:30 A.M. Worship
Evening Worship
Service 6 P.M.
Highway 13 So.
Church Phone
722-5828
Prayer Meeting And Bible Study
Wednesday 6:30 P.M.
Call For Information On Any Of Our Programs
NOTICE
Pursuant to Section 67-5-508, Tennessee
Code Annotated, the property assessment
records of Wayne County will be available
for public inspection at Room 203, Wayne
County Courthouse during normal business
hours. Any person desiring to inspect
these records may do so at the appointed
time and place.
The Wayne County Board of Equalization
will begin its annual session to examine and
equalize the county assessments on June 4,
2012. THE BOARD WILL ACCEPT AP-
PEALS FOR TAX YEAR 2012 ONLY UN-
TIL THE LAST DAY OF ITS 2012 REGU-
LAR SESSION, WHICH WILL BE JUNE
8, 2012. The board will meet each weekday
from the hours of 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.
in Room 203, Wayne County Courthouse.
Any owner of property who wishes to make
a complaint or appeal to the County Board
of Equalization must appear before said
Board at this time personally or by personal
appearance of an agent for the owner
bearing the owner’s written authorization.
Failure to appear and appeal an assessment
will result in the assessment becoming fi nal
without further right of appeal.

To Sing In Savannah
JAF Promotions proudly presents, “An Evening
With Brian Free & Assurance” on Friday, May
25 in Savannah, TN at the Hardin County High
School Auditorium beginning at 7 P.M. Brian Free
is known as the most awarded tenor in gospel
music. Also appearing will be Josh & Ashley
Franks. Admission will be charged. For more
information, go to www.joshandashleyfranks.com
or call 731-607-1948. Doors will open one hour
before concert.
HIGHLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST
Hwy, 13 North – Near Buffalo River
Rod Littrell, Preacher
WAYNESBORO CHURCH OF CHRIST
Hassell & Boyd St . – Waynesboro
Sunday Bible Study 9 A.M. – Worship 10 A.M.
Mitchell Skelton, Pulpit Minister
WEBSITE: www.waynesborochurchofchrist.org
COLLINWOOD CHURCH OF CHRIST
Sunday Bible Class 9 – Worship 10
Randall Roby, Minister
HYDES CHAPEL CHURCH OF CHRIST
Cypress Inn - Nolan Burns, Minister
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
SOUTH HIGHLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST
Route 1, Collinwood – Hwy. 13
Barry Anderson, Minister
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
CLIFTON CHURCH OF CHRIST
Hwy. 114 – Clifton Tracy Love, Minister
S.S. 10- A.M. - Worship 11 A.M.
Sun. & Wed. Evening 7 P.M.
MT. HOPE CHURCH OF CHRIST
Michael Andrews, Minister
B.S. 10 A.M. – Sunday Worship 11 A.M.
FAIRVIEW CHURCH OF CHRIST
Hwy. 13 – 12 Miles S. of Collinwood
Sonny Bogus, Minister
Sunday Bible Class 10 A.M.
Worship 11 A.M.
WAYNE FURNACE CHURCH OF CHRIST
Highway 64 East
Cary Crews, Minister
S.S. 9 A.M. – Worship 10 A.M.
BEECH CREEK CHURCH OF CHRIST
Wayne Kilpatrick, Minister
Bible Study & Church 10 A.M.
Sunday & Wednesday Evening 6 P.M.
TOPSY CHURCH OF CHRIST
Topsy Community
Ronnie Pope, Minister
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH
On Eagle Creek - John Blackwell, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
Sunday Night 6 P.M.
MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH
Middle Butler Road
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST CHURCH
Highway 64 West – Waynesboro
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
UPPER GREEN RIVER BAPTIST CHURCH
Green River Road
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
Jerry Flippo, Pastor
OAK GROVE MISSIONARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Just Off Pumping Station Road.
Bro. Dusty Malugen
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
CEDAR GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH
Southeast Corner Wayne County
Billy Hill, Pastor
COLLINWOOD
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Tennessee & 6 th Ave. – Collinwood
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
Mike Hammonds, Pastor
CLIFTON FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Clifton Tennessee
Randal Runions, Interim Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
LUTTS BAPTIST CHURCH
Mike Calvert, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
WAYNESBORO
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
South Main Street – Waynesboro
S.S. 9:45 A.M. – Worship 11 A .M.
KELLEY’S CHAPEL
BAPTIST CHURCH
Natural Bridge Road - Troy Gobbell, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Jerry Robbins, Pastor
Highway 13 South – Waynesboro
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
Sun. Disc. Training 5 P.M. - Worship 6 P.M.
Wed. Even. 6 P.M.
STATELINE CHURCH
Keith Montgomery, Pastor
Hwy. 13 S. TN/AL Stateline
Wed. Night. 6:30 P.M.
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH
Indian Creek Road, Waynesboro
Donnie Overton, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH
Colllinwood – Third Avenue
Lawrence Steiner, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
LEATHERWOOD
BAPTIST CHURCH
Highway 64 West
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
RAY’S CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH
3 ½ Miles Down Hog Creek Road
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
750 Glenrock Branch Road
Nathan Huff, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH
8821 California Branch Road
Westpoint, TN 38486 - Tony Shults, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11A.M.
Evening Worship 6 P.M.
ABUNDANT LIFE
FOURSQUARE GOSPEL CHURCH
Highway 64 West – Waynesboro
Dean Haggard, Pastor
Sunday Service 10:30
Midweek Service Thursday 7 P.M.
FORTY-EIGHT FREEWILL
BAPTIST CHURCH
Gene Kelly, Pastor
Gene Daniel, Assistant Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
Sunday Night – 5 P.M.
COLLINWOOD
FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH
First Avenue – Collinwood
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
Sunday Night Services 6 P.M.
WILLIAMS CHAPEL
FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH
Holly Creek Road
James Pete Turnbow, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
MCGLAMERY CHURCH
McGlamery Community Collinwood
Johnny Banks, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
BURNS CHAPEL
FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH
Highway 13 South – Collinwood
Edward Burbank, Pastor
the bank of Waynesboro
931-722-2265
thebankofwaynesboro.com
Wayne County Nursing Home
P.O. BOX 510
WAYNESBORO, TENNESSEE 38485
Phone (931) 722-3641
Fax (931) 722-7215
Duren’s Health Mart Pharmacy
P.O. Box 736 - 215 Dexter Woods Memorial Blvd.
Waynesboro, TN 38485
Jerry & Erma Duren, Owners
931-722-5466 -- www.durendrugs.com
Wayne County Bank
www.waynecountybank.com
LONGGREEN SUPERSAVER
Highway 13 South
Collinwood
Phone 931-724-9825
BARLOW WHOLESALE CARPETS
Carpet - Vinyl - Remnants - Tile - Wood - Laminate
INSTALLATIONS GUARANTEED
VISA-MASTERCARD ACCEPTED
931-722-6776
Memorial Gardens
Of Wayne County
P.O. BOX 218 - 104 HILL ST.
WAYNESBORO, TENNESSEE 38485
931-722-5488 Fax 931-722-7262
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
PINEY GROVE
FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH
Piney Community, Cypress Inn
Greg Eaton, Pastor
NEW LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH
Highway 13 N. – Colllinwood
Ricky Nelson, Pastor
Asst. Pastor, Andy Sherrill
S.S. 9-11 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
Wed. Disc. Training – 7 P.M.
CANAAN FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH
Fishtrap Community - Danny Clark,
Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
FELLOWSHIP FREEWILL BAPTIST
CHURCH
Rocky Ford Holly Creek
Bill Hollander, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
MILLROCK FREEWILL BAPTIST
CHURCH
Shawnetttee Community Collinwood
Tim Hanback, Pastor
Wayne Farmers Co-op
827 Highway 99 - Waynesboro
Harold Pope, Manager
PHONE: 931-722-3242 -- FAX: 931-722-7242
EMAIL: hpope@ourcoop.com
Homecoming May 20
Highland Methodist
Homecoming and Decoration
will be observed
at the Highland Methodist
Church, near the Natchez
Trace, on Sunday,
May 20th.
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
JOHNSON’S CHAPEL
FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
BEREA
MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
California Branch Road, Collinwood
Steve Martin, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
CYPRESS OAK GROVE
FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH
Pumping Station Road
S.S. 10 A.M. - Worship 11 A.M.
Sunday Evening 5 P.M.
BUTLER GROVE
FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH
Last Butler Creek Road - Junior Daniel, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
HOUSTON BAPTIST CHURCH
S.S. 10 A.M. – Preaching 11 A.M.
Robert Carroll Littrell, Pastor
MT. TABOR BAPTIST CHURCH
Clifton, Tennessee
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11:15 A.M.
Wed. 6 P.M.
COLLINWOOD UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
4 th Street – Collinwood
Tommy Flood, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Wprsjhip 11 A.M.
HIGHLAND UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Hwy. 64 E, Near Natchez Trace
Ray Watkins, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
Sunday Night 5 P.M. – Wednesday 7 P.M.
LUTTS UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Lutts, Tennessee - Tommy Flood, Pastor
Worship 9:30 A.M. – S.S. 10:30 A.M.
SHAWNETTEE UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Shawnettee Community – Collinwood
Bo Johnson, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
RAILROAD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Iron City Road
John Allen Berry, Pastor
713 Hwy. 99
Waynesboro, TN 38485
931-722-9601
Toll Free:
877-749-9726
Fax: 931-722-9603
MORRIS REFRIGERATION
TRANE - SALES - SERVICE INSTALLATION
COLLINWOOD, TN
931-724-9387
C & G Auto Parts, Inc.
P.O. BOX 157 - 122 S. HIGH STREET
WAYNESBORO, TN 38485
(931) 722-5481
WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 2012 - SECOND SECTION - THE WAYNE COUNTY NEWS - PAGE FIVE
Services will begin at
11 A.M. with lunch to
follow at noon.
An afternoon of singing
will begin at 1:30 P.M.
featuring the Strait Way
CHURCH DIRECTORY AND DEVOTIONAL PAGE
Warn the Sinner
The first of the spiritual works of
mercy is to warn or admonish
sinners. However, this is an
extremelydifficultthingtodoina
way that is both caring and
non-judgemental. Therefore, we
should deliberate seriously about
howorevenwhethertocarryout
this act of mercy and we should
remember always that it is
intended to be just that, an act of
mercy. We should not be scolding
or standing in judgement, but
rather gently warning a fellow
human being of their peril. One
should enter upon this course of
action with great humility,
recognizing that we may have possibly misjudged the person’s
actions or their motives. But, if we are convinced that someone is
sinning and thereby imperiling their soul, we should speak gently to
them, in private if at all possible, using whatever tact and discretion
we can muster. If the person refuses to listen, we should then
consider calling on the help of someone who this person might trust
and listen to. Finally, we should not expect to be thanked or
appreciated for this act of mercy. The recipient of our warning is
likely to think we are being judgmental, intolerant, and “holier than
thou.” So, we should make sure that we are none of these things, and
reflect on how we might effectively warn the sinner.
Mybrethren,ifanyoneamongyouwandersfromthetruth
and some one brings him back, let him know that whoever
brings back a sinner from the error of his way will save his
soul from death and will cover a multitude of sins.
R.S.V. James 5:19-20
Offi ce: 931-722-5010
Fax: 931-722-5084
231 South Main Street
P.O. Box 589
Waynesboro, TN 38485
rsinsurance@tds.net
Life - Home - Auto - Business- Retirement - Health
Phone
931-724-9197
313 Hwy. 13 South
Collinwood, TN 38450
720 Highway 99
P.O. Box 974
Waynesboro, TN 38485
931-722-2229
1-877-270-2229
Website: www.nthbc.org Email: info@nthbc.org
WAYNE COUNTY NEWS
119 East Hollis St.
Waynesboro, TN 38485
931-722-5429
Quartet from Cullman,
AL.
Eric Watkins, pastor,
along with the congregation
extends a welcome
invitation to everyone.
Head Start
Pgrm. Taking
Applications
The Head Start Program
is now taking applications
for pre-school
children ages 3-4 for the
2012-13 school year.
Head Start is a free
child development program
for children and
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
MT. HOPE UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Highway 13N – Lower Green River
Bobbie Martin, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11:15 A.M.
MT. CARMEL UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Hardin Creek, Clifton
Bobbie Martin, Pastor
Worship 9:30 A.M. – S.S. 10:30 A.M.
.EVANS CHAPEL UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Clifton Turnpike, Rt. 1 Waynesboro
Bobbie Martiin, Pastor
Worship 8:30 A.M. – No S.S.
MT. AUBURN UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Beechview, Clifton - Josh Layne, Pastor
Worship 8:45 A.M.
POPES CHAPEL
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Off 13N. Past Bell Bridge
Worship 2nd & 4th Sunday - 2 P.M.
Ron Randolph, Pastor
WHITTEN’S CROSSROADS
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Whitten’s Crossroads Community
John Allen Berry, Pastor
S.S. 10:45 A.M. – Wprship 9:45 A.M.
WAYNESBORO FIRST
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
Corner Of Hassell & Songer St.
Waynesboro, Tennessee
Lea Thornton, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M
CLIFTON UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
West Pillow St., Clifton - Josh Layne Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
RIVERSIDE UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
Highway 128 N. Of Clifton - Josh Layne
Worship 9:45 A.M. – S.S. 10:45
CUMBERLAND
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Highway 13 North – Waynesboro
Don Jones, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
CLIFTON PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH IN CLIFTON
Dr. James Roundtree Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
308 South Main St. – Waynesboro
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
ST. CECILIA CATHOLIC CHURCH
Highway 64 East - Waynesboro
Father Kevin Dowling, Pastor
Saturday Mass 5 P.M.
HOLLIS CHAPEL
FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
Old Railroad – Iron City - Pastor, Julie Keener
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTISTS OF WAYNESBORO
Pastor – John Johnston
1606 Old Highway 64 E.
Sabbath School 9:30 – Church 11 A.M.
LITTLE BETHEL
HOLINESS CHURCH
On Pumping Station Road
Robert Marks, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M
Sun. Night 6 P.M. – Wed. Night 7 P.M.
WAYNE COUNTY BIBLE CENTER
Morning Worship 10:30 A.M.
Bible Study 6 P.M. – Wednesday 7 P.M.
Pastors, Leo Doyle, III
CLIFTON REVIVAL CENTER
Clifton,Tennessee
Shayne Riley, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. - Worship 11 A.M.
REVIVAL CENTER UNITED
PENTECOSTAL OF WAYNESBORO
Old 99 East – Waynesboro, TN
Jonathan Pickens, Pastor
Sunday Morning 10 A.M. - Night 6:30 P.M.
Wednesday Night 7 P.M.
FULL GOSPEL
HOUSE OF PRAISE
Joseph Wallace, Pastor
10 A.M. S.S. – 11 A.M. Worship
CORNERSTONE
CHURCH OF COLLINWOOD
861 Dogwood Flats Road Colllinwood
John Hodum, Pastor
Sunday Morning 9:45 A.M.
Wednesday 7:30 P.M.
COUNTY LINE FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
Buttermilk Ridge Road
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
BEECH CREEK FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
Beech Creek Road - Harold Morris, Pastor
Sunday 10 A.M.
FIRST PENTECOSTAL
CHURCH OF CLIFTON
Elm Street – Clifton
Billy Wright, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
PHILLIPS CHAPEL COMMUNITY CHURCH
Highway 13 North – Waynesboro
John Blackwell, Pastor
NEW BEGINNINGS WORSHIP CENTER
Highway 128, Clifton
Jimmy Hayes, Pastor
3 P.M.Worship
COLLINWOOD CHURCH OF
GOD OF PROPHECY
Railroad Bed – Woodlawn
Mike Jenetta, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
WAYNESBORO CHURCH OF GOD
Highway 64 West – Waynesboro
Tommy Burke, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
CLIFTON CHURCH OF GOD
Dorothy Lambert, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. - Worship 11 A.M.
COLLINWOOD CHURCH OF GOD
Highway 13 – Collinwood
Richard Bane, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
CROMWELL CROSSROADS CHURCH
Service 10 A.M. Sunday
Joe Risner, Pastor
WAYNE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH
Highway 13 North – Waynesboro
Junior Cummins, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
WAYNESBORO
GREEN RIVER TABERNACLE
Green River Road, Waynesboro
Larry Janes, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
Worship 9 A.M. – S.S. 10 A.M.
Located Linden Ward – 5 Miles
W of Linden Highway 412
LIVING WATER TABERNACLE
918 West Point Rd – Lawrenceburg
Shawn Moore, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
Sunday Evening 6 P.M. - Thurs. Evening 7 P.M.
THE BRIDE OF CHRIST
HOLINESS CHURCH
Highway 13 South – Collinwood Hwy.
In The Highland Community
Bro. Johnny Kilburn, Pastor
Sunday Worship 10 A.M. – 6 P.M. 2nd & 4th Sun.
Saturday Night 7 P.M.
NEW LIFE FREEWILL BAPTIST
2699 Buffalo Road, Lawrenceburg
W. L. Wallace, Pastor
S.S. 10 A.M. - Worship 11 A.M.
Sunday Night - 6 P.M.
THE CHURCH OF OUR LORD
AND SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST
200A E. Broadway, Collinwood
Joe Risner, Pastor
Sunday Service 10 A.M. - 5 P.M.
Wednesday 7 P.M.
IF YOU DO NOT FIND
YOUR CHURCH LISTED
ON OUR CHURCH LISTINGS
CALL FOR IT TO BE ADDED
TO THE LIST
Daniel’s Tire Shop
845 Hwy. 13 S. Collinwood, TN 38450
“Heavy & Light Duty Vehicles”
NEW AND USED TIRES AVAILABLE
Hours: Tues.-Fri. 8 A.M. - 5 P.M.
Phone 931-722-8823
676-3311 Or 722-3608
Directors - Offi cers - Employees
Hall Medical Clinic
Dr. Joe Hall
Paula Cole, FNPC - Kendra Prater, FNPC
Valerie Hall, FNPC - Pat Castleman, FNPC
107 J.V. Mangubat Dr. - Waynesboro, TN 38485
931-722-2800 - Fax. 931-722-9627
Tennessee
Quality
Homecare
their families.
Families must meet
fi nancial eligibility requirements
or require
special needs.
To apply you will need
birth certifi cate, proof
of income, (W2’s or last
three paychecks), social
security numbers (parents
and child) optional,
proof of current immunization
and medical and/
or insurance cards.
You may apply at Wayne
County Head Start Center,
537 Loyd Street in
Waynesboro or call 722-
3277 or 722-9413.
550 Hwy. 64 East
Waynesboro, TN
www.hurricaneinn.com
931-722-5579
Suites Available
905 Andrew Jackson Dr.
Suite B
Waynesboro, TN 38485
Offi ce: 931-722-6094
Toll-Free: 1-866-463-4805
Fax: 931-722-7128
www.tnhomecare.com
Prater’s Jewelry
On The Square -Waynesboro, TN
Jeff Kuehn -- Phone 931-722-3325
Store Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-5 -- Saturday 9-1
WATCHES - DIAMONDS - TROPHIES - PLAQUES
GIFT ITEMS - STERLING SILVER
IN STORE REPAIRS
Sherry’s Fine Jewelry
MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS
Located Inside JCPenney
On The Square Waynesboro - Phone 722-9212
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
Wednesday And Saturday 9 A.M. - 2 P.M.
COLLINWOOD HARDWARE
Broad Street - Collinwood, TN
931-724-4616
Roger & Keith Dixon, Owners
THIS DEVOTIONAL AND DIRECTORY ARE MADE POSSIBLE BY THESE
BUSINESSES WHO ENCOURAGE ALL OF US TO ATTEND WORSHIP SERVICES

PAGE SIX - SECOND SECTION - THE WAYNE COUNTY NEWS - WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 2012
>Waynesboro City Commission
2nd & 4th Monday Monthly
>Collinwood City Commission
2nd Monday Monthly
>Clifton City Commission
Third Monday Monthly
>Wayne County Commission
3rd Monday Of Odd Months
Special Session Called As Needed
>Wayne County Board Of Education
2nd Thursday Monthly
SHOP AT HOME
AND SUPPORT
WAYNE COUNTY’S
LOCAL BUSINESSES
Hall Medical Clinic
Dr. Joe Hall
Valerie Hall, FNPC, Paula Cole, FNPC
Kendra Prater, FNPC, Pat Castleman, FNPC
107 JV Mangubat Drive - Waynesboro, TN
931-722-2800
Fax 931-722-9627
SIGNS OF ALL KINDS
CUSTOM STRIPING
TRUCK LETTERING
MAGNETS - YARD SIGNS
DECALS - BOAT LETTERING
931-722-7997
855 Hog Creek Rd.
We Support Waynesboro, TN 38485
Wayne County Businesses
OFFERING DISABILITY & ELDER
CARE & IN-HOME SUPPORTS!
P.O. Box 847
Waynesboro, TN 38485
W.O. Smith Street
Lawrenceburg, TN 38464
Volunteer Drive
Hohenwald, TN 38462
Phone 931-722-5401
Fax: 931-722-5403
Alternative to nursing home.
Choices of TNCARE. Call us!
MEDI-SERV, INC
722-9047
209 SOUTH HIGH ST.
WAYNESBORO, TN
118 Public Square East
P.O. Box 444
Waynesboro, TN 38485
931-722-2785
Toll Free 1-866-692-8156
Fax: 931-722-2787
THE GRAY LAW FIRM
George G. Gray, Attorney
Joshua H. Polk, Attorney
P.O. Box 246 - 106 Public Square North
Waynesboro, TN 38485
931-722-3646 -- Fax 931-722-9933
CAR WASH
by Danny Davis
Call or Come By
For an Appointment Today!
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INSIDE
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Wayne Medical Center
proudly serves our
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722-0268
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NEXT TO
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Diagnostic Imaging
Emergency Department & EMS
Laboratory Services
Physical Therapy
Respiratory Care
Skilled Nursing Beds
WAYNE
MEDICAL CENTER
103 J. V. Mangubat Drive, Waynesboro, TN 38485
Phone 931.722.5411
mauryregional.com/WMC.htm
Beth Rich, Jim Mangubat, Renee Hill
722-6800
“We Help You Breathe Easy”
24 Hour On Call Service
Quality Medical
Supplies
Tommy Fisher - Amy Hickman RRT
905 Andrew Jackson Dr.
Waynesboro, TN
931-722-7403
qualitymedical@tds.net

SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S
SALE
Default having been made
in the payment of the debts and
obligations secured to be paid by
a certain Deed of Trust executed
June 22, 2007 by Aron J. Frazier
and LaRonda Frazier, husband
and wife to Robert M. Wilson,
Jr., as Trustee, as same appears of
record in the offi ce of the Register
of Wayne County, Tennessee, in
Record Book 98, Page 486, and
the undersigned having been
appointed Substitute Trustee
by instrument recorded in the
said Register’s Offi ce, and the
owner of the debt secured, Bank
of America, N.A., Successor By
Merger To BAC Home Loans
Servicing, LP FKA Countrywide
Home Loans Servicing LP, having
requested the undersigned to
advertise and sell the property
described in and conveyed by
said Deed of Trust, all of said
indebtedness having matured by
default in the payment of a part
thereof, at the option of the owner,
this is to give notice that the
undersigned will, on Wednesday,
June 13, 2012 commencing at
02:00 PM, at the Front Door of the
Courthouse, Waynesboro, Wayne
County, Tennessee proceed to sell
at public outcry to the highest and
best bidder for cash, the following
described property, to-wit:
Situated in County of Wayne,
State of Tennessee.
Being Lot No. 13 in Block “C”
in the Waynedale Subdivision,
a plan of which is recorded in
the Register’s Offi ce of Wayne
County, Tennessee, in Deed Book
No. 30, Page 311, to which plan
reference is here made, and by
such references said plan is made
a part hereof the same as if copied
in full herein.
Notice of the Right to Foreclose
has been given in compliance with
T.C.A. § 35-5-117.
Tax Parcel ID: 077O-E-012.00
Property Address: 622 Green
River Drive, Waynesboro, TN.
Other Interested Parties:
Tennessee Valley Electric
Cooperative; Cavalry Portfolio
Services, LLC et al Assignee of
CitiFinancial
All right and equity of
redemption, homestead and
dower waived in said Deed of
Trust, and the title is believed to
be good, but the undersigned will
sell and convey only as Substitute
Trustee.
ARNOLD M. WEISS,
Substitute Trustee
Weiss Spicer Cash
PLLC
208 Adams Avenue
Memphis, Tennessee
38l03
90l-526-8296
File # 1701-094031-FC
May 9, 16, 23, 2012
Bank of America/Aron Frazier
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE
Default having been made
in the terms, conditions and
payments provided in a certain Open-
End Deed of Trust, dated March
9, 2011, executed by Kyle Hamm
and Randy Self to Bankers Title &
Escrow Dickson, LLC, Trustee, of
record in Record Book 135, Page
823, in the Register’s Office for
Wayne County, Tennessee and to W.
Andrew Yarbrough, appointed as
Substitute Trustee in an instrument
of record in the Register’s Office of
Wayne County, Tennessee, to secure
the indebtedness described, the
entire indebtedness having been
declared due and payable as
provided in said Deed of Trust, I, W.
Andrew Yarbrough, as Substitute
Trustee, will by virtue of the power and
authority vested in me as Substitute
Trustee, on the 30 th day of May,
2012 at 10:00 A.M., at the EAST
DOOR OF THE COURTHOUSE,
WAYNE COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
sell to the highest bidder for cash,
free from all legal and equitable
rights of redemption, homestead
and dower, rights by virtue of
marriage, and all other exemptions
of every kind, which are expressly
waived, and subject to any unpaid
taxes, if any, the following described
property, to wit:
Lying and being in the Sixth Civil
District of Wayne County, Tennessee
and being more particularly described
as follows:
Tract One: BEGINNING at a ½
inch iron rod found on the Southerly
right-of-way of Leonard Jackson
Road (a 50 foot wide right-of-way),
the same being an interior corner
of the Easterly line of Charles L.
Kendrick, (Deed Book 143, Page 782),
the Northwest corner of James and
Barbara Biggers (Record Book 3,
Page 183), the Northwest corner of a
100 foot wide access easement 9Record
Book 3, Page 183), and the Northwest
corner of the tract herein described,
and runs thence with said right-ofways
as follows: South 66 degrees 03
minutes 50 seconds East 214.29 feet,
passing a ½ inch iron rod with an
identification cap set at the Northeast
corner of said easement, as 104.57
feet, to a point; thence with a curve
to the right having a radius of 556.82
feet, an ach length of 81.01 feet; and a
chord bearing and distance of South
61 degrees 53 minutes 10 seconds East
80.94 feet to a point; thence South 57
degrees 43 minutes 06 seconds East
52.20 feet to a point; thence with a
curve to the left having a radius of
1364.30 feet, an arc length of 79.83
feet and a chord bearing and distance
of South 59 degrees 23 minutes 41
seconds East 79.82 to a ½ inch iron rod
with an identification cap set; thence
leaving said right-of-way, South 07
degrees 04 minutes 34 seconds west
7421.60 feet with a severance line of
the aforementioned Biggers parcel to a
½ inch iron rod with an identification
cap set on the Northerly line of
Bascom Gulf, LLC, (Deed Book 157,
Page 10); thence North 83 degrees 01
minute 22 seconds West 599.93 feet
with said Northerly line to a ½ inch
iron rod with an identification cap
set at the Southeast corner of Kwok
Honor Flight Number
Four With Local Heroes
One hundred and
two World War II
veterans from Wilson
County and Middle
Tennessee traveled
to Washington, D.C.
yesterday (May 8) in trip
number four of the Music
PUBLIC NOTICE:
REQUEST FOR
PROPOSALS
Local Workforce Investment
Board 10 is soliciting this
Request for Proposals (RFP) for
providing staff and services for
a Year Round Youth Program
in the following counties: Giles,
Hickman, Lawrence, Lewis,
Marshall, Maury, Perry and
Wayne for the 2012-2014 school
year.
Interested bidders are invited
to attend a Bidders Conference
to be held on:
Friday, May 18, 2012 at 2:00
P.M.,
Maury County Career
Center
119 Nashville Hwy.
Suite 106
Columbia, TN 38401
For those unable to attend
in person, a conference call has
been arranged.
Contact Vivian Cathey
at (931) 375-4212, or Vivian.
Cathey@sctworkforce.org for
conference call instructions or to
request a copy of the RFP.
Completed proposals may be
hand delivered or received in the
following offi ce no later than by
3:30 on Tuesday, June 4, 2012.
The offi ce address is:
To: South Central TN
Workforce Alliance
#8 Public Square
Columbia, TN 38401
South Central Tennessee
Workforce Alliance does not
discriminate on the basis of
gender, race, color, religion,
age, mental or physical activity,
veteran status or national origin
in educational and employment
opportunities. Auxiliary aids
and services are available upon
request to individuals with
disabilities. WIA/LWIA is an
Equal Opportunity Employer.
Any inquires and/or complaints
should be directed to the Equal
Opportunity Offi cer, South
Central Tennessee Workforce
Alliance, #8 Public Square, 2 nd
Floor, Columbia, TN 38401.
Funding is provided under an
agreement with the Tennessee
Department of Labor and
Workforce Development.
May 16-(ojb)
Leung Yu (Deed Book 78, Page 23);
thence North 06 degrees 56 minutes
35 seconds East 6543.02 feet with the
Easterly line of said parcel, passing a
½ inch iron rod with an identification
cap set at the Southwest corner of
the aforementioned access easement
at 6442.79 feet, to a ½ inch iron rod
with an identification cap set on the
Southerly line of the aforementioned
Kendrick parcel, the same being a
interior corner on the Westerly line of
the aforementioned access easement;
thence South 86 degrees 52 minutes
24 seconds East 217.20 feet with said
Southerly line and said easement
Westerly line to a ½ inch iron rod
found at the Southeast corner of said
parcel; thence North 06 degrees 55
minutes 46 seconds East 1009.98
feet with the Easterly line of said
parcel and the Westerly line of said
easement to the point of beginning.
The above tract is subject to a 100
foot wide access easement containing
3.00 acres (Record Book 3, Page 183)
and contains 100.08 acres with these
bounds as determined by a Category
2 survey done by Acheson Land
Surveying, Inc., on January 5, 2000,
Devon R. Acheson, TN RLS #1867.
This conveyance is subject to an
easement for roadway purposes of
record in Miscellaneous Book 6, Page
408, in the Register’s Office of Wayne
County, Tennessee.
This conveyance is subject to the
right-of-way of Leonard Jackson
Road also known as Pigpen Hollow
Road.
This property is subject to a 100
foot wide access easement as set forth
in Record Book 3, Page 183, in the
Register’s Office of Wayne County,
Tennessee.
This being a portion the
real property conveyed to
Randy Self and Lisa Bowers,
by deed of Kevin Baker and
Paul Rawdon dated April 13,
2010, of record in Record Book
127, Page 899, Register’s Offi ce
of Wayne County, Tennessee.
Furthermore, this being the
same real property in which a ½
undivided interest was conveyed
to Kyle Hamm, by deed of Lisa
Bowers, dated March 9, 2011, of
record in Record Book 135, Page
821, Register’s Offi ce of Wayne
County, Tennessee.
Furthermore, this being the real
property conveyed to Kyle Hamm, by
deed of Randy Self, dated March 30,
2011, of record in Record Book 136,
Page 377, Register’s Office of Wayne
County, Tennessee.
The Notice of the Right to
Foreclose, if required, was sent to the
aforesaid pursuant to T.C.A. Section
35-5-117.
The sale of said property shall be
subject to any and all unpaid taxes
and assessments, together with interest
and penalty, if any, and any and all
other prior easements, restrictions,
encumbrances, or liens of any nature.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT
TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY
INFORMATION OBTAINED
WILL BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE.
W. ANDREW YARBROUGH,
Substitute Trustee
W. ANDREW YARBROUGH
ATTORNEY
May 9, 16, 23, 2012
City Honor Flights.
The vets toured historic
monuments, especially
the WWII Memorial,
on the expense free trip
aboard a US Air jet and
tour buses, also with
fl ight organizers and
guardians. Lt. Col. Jim D.
Henderson (US Air Force
ret.) served as one of the
guardians for the fl ight,
which saw two locally
connected veterans of that
IN THE CHANCERY
COURT
FOR WAYNE COUNTY,
TENNESSEE
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
–
NON-RESIDENT NOTICE
A. RAY RICH and wife, CAROL
SUE RICH and
BANK OF WAYNESBORO,
PLAINTIFFS
VS.
CIVIL
ACTION NO. 2012-CV-5103
COLLINWOOD LAND
COMPANY and
TENNESSEE VALLEY IRON
AND R.R. COMPANY,
DEFENDANTS
TO: COLLINWOOD
LAND COMPANY and
TENNESSEE VALLEY IRON
AND R.R. COMPANY WHOSE
WHEREABOUTS ARE
UNKNOWN
In this action it appearing
from the Complaint which is
sworn to that the residence and
whereabouts of the Defendants,
Collinwood Land Company
and Tennessee Valley Iron and
R.R. Company, are unknown,
they are, therefore, hereby
required to serve upon James
Y. Ross, Plaintiff’s Attorney,
whose address is P.O. Box 1359,
Waynesboro, TN 38485, an
answer to the Complaint within
thirty (30) days subsequent
to June 6, 2012, otherwise,
judgment by default will be
taken against them for the relief
demanded in the Complaint.
It is further ordered that this
Notice be published for four (4)
consecutive weeks in The Wayne
County News.
This the 7th day of May,
2012.
CAROLYN MATHIS
CLERK AND MASTER
JAMES Y. ROSS
Attorney For Plaintiff
May 16, 23, 30, June 6, 2012
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S
NOTICE OF SALE
WHEREAS, by Trust Deed,
dated the 26 th day of December,
2008, recorded in the Register’s
Offi ce of Wayne County,
Tennessee, in Record Book
116, Page 291, OWEN OATES,
unmarried, conveyed in Trust to
Howard W. Tignor, Trustee, for
the Bank of Waynesboro, the real
property hereinafter described to
secure the payment of a certain
indebtedness described in said
Deed of Trust; and
WHEREAS, the said
Trustees were unable to act
as such Trustee, and Bank of
Waynesboro as the owner and
holder of the debt secured by
said Deeds of Trust, appointed
James Y. Ross, Sr., as Substitute
Trustee by document duly
recorded in the Register’s Offi ce
of Wayne County, Tennessee,
in Record Book 145, Page 831,
as authorized by said Deeds of
Trust; and
WHEREAS, default having
been made in the payment of
the debt, obligations, terms and
conditions provided for in said
Deeds of Trust, and the entire
indebtedness secured by the
above referenced Deeds of Trust
has matured and is past due and
unpaid; and
WHEREAS, the owner and
holder of said Note secured by
said Deeds of Trust has directed
the undersigned Substitute
Trustee to foreclose said Deeds
of Trust in accordance with the
terms and provisions thereof;
NOW, THEREFORE, by
virtue of the authority vested in
me as Substitute Trustee under
said Deeds of Trust, I will, on the
23 rd day of May, 2012, at 12:15
p.m., at the East door of the
courthouse in Wayne, Tennessee,
offer for sale and sell at public
outcry to the last, highest and
best bidder for cash and in bar
of the equity of redemption, the
statutory right of redemption,
homestead, dower, curtesy, and
all rights and exceptions of every
kind, all of which is expressly
waived in said Deed of Trust,
the following described real
property:
A certain tract or parcel
of real property located, lying
and being situated in the First
(1 st ) Civil District of Wayne
County, Tennessee, and being
more particularly bounded and
described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point in the
center of Tie Camp Road at the
Northwest corner of this tract,
thence leaving said road running
with the South boundary of the
lands of Jimmy D. Prater as
shown in Deed Book 151 at Page
20 North 76 degrees, 25 minutes,
26 seconds East 35.45 feet to an
iron pin set, thence North 76
degrees, 25 minutes, 26 seconds
East 162.19 feet to an existing
iron pin, thence running with
the South boundary of the lands
of Jimmy D. Prater as shown
WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 2012 - SECOND SECTION - THE WAYNE COUNTY NEWS - PAGE SEVEN
L to R, Lt. Col. Jim D. Henderson, (USAF ret.)
who acted as a Guardian in the Music City Honor
Flight, honoring local and state veterans of the,
“Greatest Generation” is shown with veterans,
Jim Panipinto, Bob Clower of Lebanon and Ross
Robinson, Algood, TN as they leave for the fl ight to
Washington, DC and a tour of historic monuments
including the WWII Monument and Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier. The veterans were selected for
the all expense paid trip as a means of showing
gratitude to these military heroes.
confl ict included on the
trip. Large, enthusiastic
crowds sent the group
off early Tuesday at
Nashville’s Metro Airport
to be met by welcoming
crowds of trravellers,
volunteers, airport
personnel, visitors and the
famed fi re boats salute at
Reagan International in
D.C. Similar size crowds
welcomed the vets to
their visits to not only the
WWII monument, but also
the: Marine Memorial,
Lincoln Memorial and
many others, visiting the
wreath ceremony at the
Tomb of the Unknown
Soldier at the huge, 60
acre, Arlington National
Cemetery. Also an even
larger crowd of cheering
and clapping people,
young and old, men and
women, boys and girls,
were on hand at the
Nashville airport for their
arrival back.
Among the WWII’s
in Deed Book 123 at Page 205
South 84 degrees, 04 minutes,
58 seconds East 95.71 feet to an
existing steel pin, thence running
with the lands of Clinton Ledford
as shown in Deed Book 132 at
Page 518 South 14 degrees, 56
minutes, 04 seconds West 22.72
feet to an existing steel pin,
thence running with a wire fence
South 77 degrees, 13 minutes,
05 seconds East 99.39 feet to a
blazed and painted 12 inch oak,
thence South 71 degrees, 12
minutes, 37 seconds East 152.96
feet to an existing iron pin in a
ditch, thence leaving said fence
North 11 degrees, 52 minutes,
38 seconds East 49.81 feet to an
existing iron pipe, thence running
with the lands of Michael Abbott
as shown in Record Book 103
at Page 56 South 69 degrees, 57
minutes, 35 seconds East 79.48
feet to an iron pin set, thence
South 2 degrees, 12 minutes,
33 seconds East 64.18 feet to an
iron pin set at a fence corner,
thence running with said fence
and continuing with the lands of
Michael Abbott, and running with
the lands of Randell Keymon as
shown in Deed Book 133 at Page
749 South 2 degrees, 12 minutes,
33 seconds East 531.98 feet to
an existing iron pin in a hollow,
thence running with the North
boundary of the lands of Billy
Berry as shown in Record Book
59 at Page 551 South 87 degrees,
05 minutes, 43 seconds West
328.76 feet to an existing iron
pin, thence South 87 degrees, 05
minutes, 43 seconds West 28.76
feet to a point in Tie Camp Road,
thence running with the center
of Tie Camp Road North 25
degrees, 36 minutes, 58 seconds
West 138.45 feet to a mag nail
set, thence North 23 degrees, 49
minutes, 19 seconds West 128.91
feet to a mag nail set, thence
North 22 degrees, 30 minutes,
20 seconds West 135.86 feet to
a mag nail set, thence North 20
degrees, 27 minutes, 30 seconds
West 251.53 feet to a mag nail
set, thence North 26 degrees, 12
minutes, 48 seconds West 50.22
feet to the point of beginning.
Containing 7.229 acres of land
more or less.
Subject to easements for
existing road and utilities.
According to a survey by
David H. Parsons, T.R.L.S. No.
1693, dated December 19, 2008.
Also included in this
conveyance is a 2006 Clayton
River View (16x80) Mobile
Home, Serial #CLS104577TN.
This being the same real
property conveyed to Owen
Oates by deed of Mickey Brown
and wife, Donna Brown, dated
December 26, 2008, recorded
in Record Book 116, page 289,
Register’s Offi ce of Wayne
County, Tennessee, on December
31, 2008, at 8:43 a.m. Owen
Daniel Oates, died July 21,
2011, and said real property
was devised and bequeathed to
Joe Wolf, pursuant to the Last
greatest generation
local soldiers was Bob
Clower of Lebanon,
for his fi rst visit to the
memorial. James Robert
(Bob) Clower, now 84
years ol≠≠≠d , served in the
Philippines during the
war. Also in the group
was Mary Robinson
of Mt. Juliet’s dad, 89
year old James (Jim) J.
Panipinto who served as a
Corporal in the Army Air
Corps. A very touching
moment, among many
during the trip, was Jim
Panipinto’s being met
at the WWII Monument
by his granddaughter,
Chelsea Phelps, who is a
government interpreter,
and lives in Washington.
Their closeness, obvious
love for each other and her
helping her grandfather
in the wheel chair, was
so great for everyone to
see. Another highlight of
any trip, to see and know
more about our heritage
as a nation, is the Tomb
Will and Testament, recorded in
the Chancery Court of Wayne
County, Tennessee, fi led of
record on September 26, 2011, in
Will Book 7, page 306.
The street address of the
above-described property,
whether real, personal or
otherwise, is believed to be: 1010
Tie Camp Road, Waynesboro,
Tennessee, 38485; but such
address is not part of the legal
description of the property
described herein above and, in
the event of any discrepancy,
the legal description herein shall
control.
Said real property will be sold
subject to any and all unpaid
taxes, restrictive covenants,
subdivision restrictions, and
building lines, easements for
public utilities, and other
easements, and any and all prior
restrictions, encumbrances,
fi xture fi lings, liens of any
nature, including Federal Tax
Liens and State Tax Liens and
statutory rights of redemption
of any county, municipal, state
or federal governmental entity,
and any matter that an accurate
survey, or personal observation,
of the premises might disclose.
In addition, the following parties’
may claim an interest in said
property, to wit:
Lien Holders: Bank of
Waynesboro
Other Interested Parties:
The right is reserved to
adjourn the day, time, and
place certain without further
publication, upon announcement
at the time and place for the sale
set forth herein. If the highest
bidder cannot pay the bid, then
the next highest bidder, at their
highest bid, will be deemed the
successful bidder. However,
this property is being sold with
the express reservation that the
sale is subject to confi rmation
by the owner/holder or trustee/
substitute trustee, and this sale
may be rescinded at any time by
the owner/holder or substitute/
trustee.
Title to said real property is
believed to be good, but I will
sell and convey he same only
as Substitute Trustee, and the
buyer must rely upon his or her
own judgment and investigation
as to the status of title.
The purpose of this
communication is to collect a debt
and any information obtained
will be used for the purpose of
collecting said indebtedness.
This 4 th day of May, 2012.
JAMES Y. ROSS, SR.,
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE
BARRISTER’S BUILDING,
102 PUBLIC SQUARE N.
POST OFFICE BOX 1359
WAYNESBORO,
TENNESSEE 38485
(931) 722-7175
May 9, 16, 23, 2012
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of the Unknown Soldier,
with it’s total respect
and precision military
procedures performed
on a 24 hour, seven
says a week basis and
it is not interrupted
by, basically anything,
including the weather.
It was a very long day
for the veterans and those
that accompanied them,
but a lifetime to be
remembered occasion
for everyone. The next
honor fl ight is set for
September, 2012 and
anyone interested in
registering as a veteran
or guardian may do so
by contacting: (615)
946-6048, or writing
to: Music City Honor
Flight, P.O. Box 293262,
Nashville, TN 37229., or
contact: Henderson at:
428-1671
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S
SALE
Sale at public auction will
be on May 23, 2012 at 12:00
PM local time, at the east door,
Wayne County Courthouse,
Waynesboro, Tennessee pursuant
to Deed of Trust executed by
Christopher Hinton, unmarried,
to Mark A. Rosser, Esq., Trustee,
on November 17, 2006 at Record
Book 89, Page 836; conducted
by Shapiro & Kirsch, LLP
Substitute Trustee, all of record
in the Wayne County Register’s
Offi ce.
Holder: Bank of America,
N.A., Successor by merger to
BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP
FKA Countrywide Home Loans
Servicing, LP
The following real estate
located in Wayne County,
Tennessee, will be sold to the
highest call bidder subject to
all unpaid taxes, prior liens and
encumbrances of record:
Described property located
in County of Wayne, Tennessee,
and more particularly described
as follows:
Beginning at a small willow
at the watering place beside Big
Cypress Creek; thence East 27
¾ poles to a sugar maple on the
East side of the Florence and
Waynesboro Road near new
house; thence still East 6 poles to
a big gulley back of new house;
thence 5 poles South with gulley;
thence with said gulley inside
of fi eld in the Southeasterly
direction 22 poles to a stake by
the side of Sallie Hanback Land;
thence West 48 poles to a beech
tree by the side of the W. F.
Threet Land; thence North with
creek to beginning.
Street Address: 2995 Big
Cypress Road, Cypress Inn,
Tennessee 38452
Parcel Number: 216-001.03
Current Owner(s) of
Property: Christopher Hinton
The street address of the
above described property is
believed to be 2995 Big Cypress
Road, Cypress Inn, Tennessee
38452, but such address is not
part of the legal description of
the property sold herein and in
the event of any discrepancy,
the legal description herein shall
control.
SALE IS SUBJECT TO
TENANT(S) RIGHTS IN
POSSESSION.
If applicable, the notice
requirements of T.C.A. 35-5-117
have been met.
All right of equity of
redemption, statutory and
otherwise, and homestead are
expressly waived in said Deed of
Trust, and the title is believed to
be good, but the undersigned will
sell and convey only as Substitute
Trustee.
The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale
to another day, time, and
place certain without further
publication, upon announcement
at the time and place for the sale
set forth above.
If the highest bidder cannot
pay the bid within twenty-four
(24) hours of the sale, the next
highest bidder, at their highest
bid, will be deemed the successful
bidder.
This property is being sold
with the express reservation that
the sale is subject to confi rmation
by the lender or trustee. This sale
may be rescinded at any time.
This offi ce may be a debt
collector. This may be an
attempt to collect a debt and any
information obtained may be
used for that purpose.
Shapiro & Kirsch, LLP
Substitute Trustee
www.kirschattorneys.com
Law Offi ce of Shapiro
& Kirsch, LLP
555 Perkins Road Extended,
Second Floor
Memphis, TN 38117
Phone (901)767-5566
Fax (901)761-5690
File No. 12-031334
May 2, 9, 16, 2012

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MEMORIAL DAY SALES EVENT
C10253
2012 Dodge Grand Caravan
3.6L V-6 ENGINE • AUTOMATIC • AIR
REAR HEAT & AIR • POWER WINDOWS
POWER LOCKS • KEYLESS ENTRY
$21,199* $21,199*
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FACTORY REBATE 1,000 JONES DISCOUNT 731
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POWER WINDOWS • POWER MIRRORS • POWER DRIVER SEAT • 20” TIRES
TRAILER TOW • DUAL EXHAUST • ALUMINUM WHEELS • ANTI-SPIN AXLE
FACTORY MSRP $35,750 TRADE ASSISTANCE $1,000
FACTORY REBATE 2,500 JONES DISCOUNT 3,391
BONUS CASH 500
C10016
$27,859* $27,859*
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LOCKS & MIRRORS • KEYLESS ENTRY • 2.0L DOHC ENGINE
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TRADE ASSISTANCE 1,000
JONES DISCOUNT 1,286
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$23,599* $23,599*
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MEMORIAL
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ENDS
THURSDAY
MAY 31
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At
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