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(Continued On Page Nine) 

Wednesday, 

DECEMBER 7, 2011 

Obituaries - Page 4A 

Society - Pages 8A 

Sports - Pages 1-8B, 5A 

Classifi eds - Pages 3-4B 

Farm - Page 2B 

Community Events - Page 7B 

“Serving Wayne County 

Since 1857” 

“Pray Without Ceasing” 

Cats Are State Champs 

Coach Rick Rice proudly holds the Championship 

“Gold Ball” alongside his son, Austin, 

who was named the Offensive MVP at the 

BlueCross Bowl. 

Clint Butler is pictured here accepting the 

Defensive MVP Award from a BlueCross 

Bowl representative. 

Single Vehicle Accident 

Claims Life W’boro Man 

A young man was killed 

over the weekend when 

the truck he was driving 

struck a utility pole in the 

early morning hours of 

Saturday, December 5 th . 

A call was placed around 

12:57 A.M. reporting the 

accident which occurred 

on Buttermilk Ridge 

Road. 

According to the T.H.P. 

report, Brock Sesler, 31 

of 2381 Lawrenceburg 

Highway was traveling 

north bound when the 

2001 Dodge pickup he 

was driving veered off 

towards the west side 

of the road. The vehicle 

then struck a utility 

pole and continued up 

the ditch line striking a 

driveway culvert. The 

truck overturned and 

came to rest on its top. 

Wayne County Sheriff’s 

Offi ce, Trooper Jeff 

Webb of the Tennessee 

Highway Patrol, Wayne 

County EMA Stations 1 

& 9, and Wayne County 

Emergency Ambulance 

Service responded to the 

accident. Waynesboro 

City Fire Department 

was called to the scene 

to extricate Mr. Sesler 

from the vehicle. 

According to a 

spokesperson from the 

TN Highway Patrol, 

Sesler was not wearing 

his seat belt which 

could have possibly 

The Wayne County High School Wildcats proudly pose with the championship trophy, with 

the scoreboard as the backdrop, telling the “rest of the story’. The ‘Cats captured the state 

championship, 27-14 last Friday in Cookeville. 

What a ride! The Wayne 

County High School 

Wildcats went into the 

2011 Class 1A BlueCross 

Bowl Friday with a 13 

– 0 record, yet football 

experts were still picking 

South Pittsburg to retain 

its’ championship status. 

How wrong they were. 

The ‘Cats piled up 340 

yards of total offense 

and four touchdowns to 

defeat the Pirates 27 – 

14 and complete their 

made a difference in the 

outcome. There were no 

other vehicles involved 

in the accident. 

Board Of Ed 

Meets Thursday 

The Wayne County 

Board of Education will 

hold a regular meeting at 

5:30 P.M. on Thursday, 

December 8, 2011. The 

meeting will be held in 

the Board Meeting Room 

at the Central Offi ce 

located at 419 South Main 

Street in Waynesboro. 

On the agenda for the 

evening, consent items 

(adoption of the agenda, 

minutes of the November 

meeting, and ledger of 

accounts for October) 

perfect 14 – 0 season 

to bring the fi rst ever 

“Gold Ball” in football 

back to Wayne County. 

Senior Quarterback 

Austin Rice rushed for 

214 yards, averaging 

8.9 yards per carry and 

two touchdowns also 

passed for 66 yards and 

another score on his way 

to earning the Offensive 

MVP award for the 

game. Senior Linebacker 

Clint Butler, who scored 

the other touchdown for 

the ‘Cats, was named the 

Defensive MVP with his 

7 solo tackles, 2 assist, 

and 1.5 tackle for a loss 

WCHS Wildcats 

effort. 

The contest opened with 

South Pittsburg receiving 

the opening kick. They 

began their series at their 

own 15 as Peyton Mathis 

got down fast in coverage 

and made the hit. Seven 

plays later, the Pirates 

gave the ball up on 

downs at the Wildcat 49. 

With great fi eld position, 

the Wildcats went the 51 

yards in 5 plays for their 

fi rst touchdown. Clint 

Butler scored on an 8 

yard run and Boston Ray 

added the point after to 

make the score 7 – 0 with 

6:38 showing on the fi rst 

quarter clock. The teams 

exchanged punts on the 

next two series with the 

‘Cats pinning the Pirates 

deep in their own territory 

at the 1 yard line. They 

ran two, gaining one yard 

before throwing a 98 yard 

pass for a touchdown. 

South Pittsburg went for 

two and converted to go 

on top 8 – 7 at the eleven 

minute mark of the second 

quarter. The Wildcats 

wasted no time answering 

the score, taking the ball 

at mid fi eld and going 50 

yards in fi ve plays with 

Austin Rice connecting 

(Continued On Page One B) 

C’wood Christmas 

Parade This Sunday 

The lights are colorful 

and bright. Santa Clause 

is waving to all the 

children. Everyone is 

smiling. All around cold 

red noses are dripping. 

Yes, it is that time of 

year! 

The annual Collinwood 

Christmas Parade is set 

for Sunday, December 

11 th at 2 P.M. with the 

theme “It’s a Magical 

Christmas”. The parade 

will celebrate the offi cial 

opening of the Christmas 

season. It is sponsored 

by the Collinwood 

Fire Department and 

Collinwood Beauti- 

fi cation Board. The 

parade begins at the 

corner of Bratton Street 

and Highway 13 and ends 

at Collinwood Middle 

School. 

This December, the 

town of Collinwood will 

be reminding everyone 

that Christmas is a truly 

magical season. It brings 

people together to share 

traditions and good will 

towards one another. 

There may even be some 

caroling and a cup of hot 

cocoa or two. 

For fl oats and other 

participants in the 

parade, line up will begin 

at 1 P.M. when Bratton 

Street becomes a oneway. 

Those taking part 

in the parade will need to 

go behind the recreation 

building for line up. 

The parade route is north 

on Highway 13, right on 

Broadway, then left at 

the Welcome Center. The 

end of the procession 

will arrive at Collinwood 

Middle School. 

(Continued On Page Five) 

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W’boro’s Annie Chiodo 

Credits Wayne EMS, Air Evac 

Lifeteam For Her Survival 

Waynesboro resident Annie Chiodo (second 

from right) credits the Air Evac Lifeteam crew in 

Waynesboro and Wayne County EMS for saving 

her life following a severe stroke in 2010. She is 

pictured with (from left) pilot Ken Gilliam, Base 

Clinical Lead Ginger Hill and fl ight paramedic 

Scotty Brewer. 

For longtime Waynesboro 

Water Systems 

Manager Annie Chiodo, 

a recovery from a lifethreatening 

medical 

emergency last year was 

made possible by two 

local agencies that, by 

her own admission, are 

the true heroes in her 

survival story. 

Chiodo, who suffered 

a total of seven strokes 

in April 2010, credits 

the quick actions of the 

Wayne County EMS 

and the Waynesboro Air 

Evac Lifeteam crew after 

suffering her fi rst stroke 

for her nearly 100 percent 

recovery. That Spring, 

the Waynesboro woman 

suffered a nearly fatal 

brain bleed that left her 

immobilized, and both 

agencies worked together 

to get Chiodo the lifesaving 

medical care she 

needed at Florence ECM 

Hospital. 

“They saved my life and 

gave it back to me, and 

they will always be in my 

heart,” said the longtime 

Waynesboro resident. 

“They are my true heroes, 

and I wouldn’t trade them 

for anything.” 

The fi rst signs of trouble 

appeared while Chiodo 

was relaxing at home with 

husband Sam, she said. “I 

remember sitting there 

with my husband, and 

suddenly I wasn’t able 

to talk,” she explained. 

“I knew something was 

wrong, so I patted Sam’s 

arm to get his attention 

and he called 911.” 

Chiodo collapsed shortly 

afterward and was rushed 

by the Wayne County 

EMS directly to the Air 

Evac Lifeteam base at 

915 Andrew Jackson. The 

Air Evac helicopter then 

transported Chiodo to 

Florence ECM Hospital 

to get the medical care 

she needed. 

Although she remembers 

little from the actual 

fl ight, Chiodo recalls 

being loaded into the 

red, white and blue Air 

Evac helicopter. She also 

recalls all the follow-up 

phone calls by the Air 

Evac crew to check on 

her condition. “They 

stayed in touch, and that 

really meant a lot to me,” 

she said. 

Air Evac Lifeteam, with 

ten locations in Tennessee 

and 105 nationally, is the 

preeminent air medical 

provider in the central 

United States, and 

provides rapid medical 

transport for patients 

like Chiodo who have 

suffered life-threatening 

medical emergencies. The 

Waynesboro Air Evac 

crew is led by Program 

Director Glynn Mooney, 

who is in charge of all 

operations at the base. 

Chiodo’s health scare 

continued a week later 

as she suffered some 

additional small strokes, 

and she ended up back at 

Florence ECM. She then 

spent nearly four months 

at Hermann Memorial 

Hospital in Houston, 

Texas, for the physical, 

speech, occupational, 

and optical post-stroke 

therapy she needed. 

Although she 

occasionally has trouble 

“getting the right words 

out” and with two fi ngers 

on her left hand not 

completely recovered, 

she proudly says she is 

“nearly normal” despite 

her ordeal 18 months 

ago. “Well, I’m as close 

to normal as I’m going 

to get,” laughed Chiodo, 

who then continued her 

praise for the Wayne 

County EMS and Air 

Evac Lifeteam. 

“I couldn’t have asked 

for better care from either 

group, and they work very 

well together,” she said. 

“Both of those groups 

are just awesome, and 

not only do I trust them 

with my life, butwith my 

family’s lives as well.” 

Air Evac Lifeteam, 

headquartered in West 

Plains, Mo., is the largest 

independently-owned air 

ambulance service in the 

country. 

For more information 

about Air Evac Lifeteam 

services or employment 

opportunities, call 1-800- 

793-0010 or visit www. 

lifeteam.net. 

Propane Bottles 

Filled At 

Bundrant Car Care 

Highway 64 East 

Open 5 A.M. - 10 P.M. 

W’boro Middle School Fairest Of 

Fall Festival Winners 

Pictured from left to right, Dalton Jones and JannaKay Bevis, fourth place; 

Prince Miles Prince and Princess Carleigh Griggs; Queen Karissa Reeves, 

King Jacob Callow; Riley Sanders and Aljah Phillips, third place. 

Bottom row Aljah Phillips, Jaggar Thompson, Christian Shereda, Justin 

Brewer, Jacob Callow, Dalton Jones, Myles Prince, Corey Mathis and Kyler 

Kirkwood. Back row Riley Sanders, Shelby Duren, Trinity James, Tosha 

Groves Karissa Reeves, JannaKay Bevis, Carleigh Griggs, Cheyanne James, 

Gabrielle Davis and Shelby Risner. 

On Thursday, Nov- 

ember 3, Waynesboro 

Middle School held its 

annual Fall Festival. 

Games, a bean supper, and 

the haunted house were 

the focus of the night. 

However, the festivities 

culminated in the coveted 

Fairest of the Fall Festival 

ceremony. There were 10 

couples, grades 5-8, that 

represented WMS. 

Fifth grade contestants 

were: Gabrielle Davis 

and Kyler Kirkwood 

from Mrs. Tina Harris’ 

homeroom, Shelby Risner 

and Hunter Hatchett from 

Mrs. Babs Mangubat’s 

homeroom, Carleigh 

Griggs and Myles 

Prince from Mrs. Angela 

Martin’s homeroom 

and Cheyanne James 

and Corey Mathis from 

Mrs. Melissa Shull’s 

homeroom. 

Sixth grade contestants 

were: Trinity James and 

Christian Shereda from 

Mrs. Mary Beckham’s 

homeroom, Karissa 

Reeves and Jacob Callow 

from Mr. Steve Griggs’ 

homeroom, JannaKay 

Bevis and Dalton Jones 

from Mrs. Amelia 

Kuehn’s homeroom, and 

Tosha Groves and Justin 

Brewer from Ms. Nikki 

Long’s homeroom. 

Seventh grade 

contestants were Shelby 

Duren from Mr. Brad 

Stooksberry’s homeroom 

and Jagger Thompson 

from Mrs. Cassondra 

Crews’ homeroom. 

Eighth grade 

contestants were Riley 

Sanders from Mr. Chad 

Love’s homeroom and 

Aljah Phillips from Ms. 

Jodel Butler-Gobbell’s 

homeroom. 

All of these young 

people worked diligently 

for three weeks to raise 

funds. The top four 

couples were recognized 

- fourth place went to 

JannaKay Bevis and 

Dalton Jones, third place 

was Riley Sanders and 

Aljah Phillips. Second 

place and Fairest of the 

Fall Festival Prince and 

Princess were Myles 

Prince and Carleigh 

Griggs. Top honors, King 

and Queen of the WMS 

Fall Festival, went to 

Jacob Callow and Karissa 

Reeves. 

Waynesboro Middle 

School staff and faculty 

truly appreciate these 

students and their 

families for their efforts. 

Collectively, they raised 

$9,633.16 for educational 

needs at WMS. 

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Friday, December 16th 

2:00 - 5:00 P.M. 

at the 

Main Offi ce 

Waynesboro, Tn. 

Bring your kids and have their 

pictures made with Santa! 

COMPLIMENTS OF 

WAYNE COUNTY BANK

County Commission Approves 

Debt Management Plan 

The Wayne County 

Board of Commissioners 

met in regular session 

on Monday, November 

21, 2011. The meeting 

was held in the Circuit 

Courtroom at the Wayne 

County Courthouse in 

Waynesboro. Prior to the 

regular meeting a Public 

Utility Board meeting 

was held at 6 P.M. in 

the small conference 

room downstairs. Then 

at 6:30 P.M., the Budget 

Committee met in the 

same location. 

The regular meeting 

began at 7 P.M. with a 

Card of Thanks 

To Wayne County Bank and 

Waynesboro Rotary Club 

The faculty, staff, and students of Waynesboro 

Middle School would like to thank Wayne County 

Bank and the Waynesboro Rotary Club for 

purchasing our beautiful, new backdrop curtains 

for our stage. We are very proud of them! 

Your generosity is greatly appreciated! 

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call to order by Wayne 

County Executive Jason 

Rich. 

The invocation was 

given followed by 

pledge of allegiance 

then a roll call. The 

following members of 

the commission were 

present: Joe Hall, David 

Martin, Tom Mathis, 

James H. Haggard, Joe 

Hanback, O.C. Berry, 

Rickey Kelley, Brian 

Harris, Warren Miller, 

John McDonald, Josh 

Stults, Phillip Casteel, 

Jim Kelley, and Randy 

Whitten. 

Commissioner Rickey 

Kelley gave the motion 

to approve the minutes of 

the September meeting 

Commissioner David 

Martin provided the 

second. The motion 

passed. 

Next, Commissioner 

James H. Haggard made 

a motion to approve the 

budget meeting minutes. 

Commissioner Joe 

Hanback seconded the 

motion. Motion passed. 

Commissioner Randy 

Whitten made the motion 

to approve the budget 

meeting amendments. 

Commissioner David 

Martin provided a second. 

The motion passed. 

Congratulations 

Wayne County Wildcats! 

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THE WAYNE COUNTY NEWS - FIRST SECTION - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2011 - PAGE THREE 

There were six 

people to be approved 

as notaries: Kathy 

Hickerson, William Mark 

Hacker, Talithia James, 

Constance Davis, Linda 

Morrison, and Janice 

Smith. Commissioner 

Warren Miller made the 

motion to approve them. 

Commissioner Brian 

Harris seconded the 

motion. Motion passed. 

First on the agenda, 

Wayne County’s Debt 

Management Plan was 

discussed. This plan is 

required by the state of 

TN to be adopted by 

Fairview 

Freewill Baptist 

Church 

Christmas 

Program 

Saturday, Dec. 17 

7 P.M. 

Everyone Is Invited 

the end of this calendar 

year. Debt policies and 

procedures are tools 

that ensure that fi nancial 

resources are adequate 

to meet Wayne County’s 

long-term planning 

objectives. 

The Debt Management 

Policy also helps to 

ensure that fi nancings 

undertaken by the 

county satisfy certain 

clear objective standards 

which allow the county 

to protect its fi nancial 

resources in order to 

meet its long-term capital 

needs. 

These policies are 

intended to assist and 

guide county offi cials in 

policy and debt issuance 

decisions, maintaining 

appropriate capital assets 

for present and future 

needs, promoting sound 

fi nancial management, 

protecting Wayne 

County’s credit rating, 

ensuring the legal use 

of the county’s debt 

issuance authority, 

promoting cooperation 

and coordination with 

other service providers 

in the fi nancing and 

delivery of services, and 

evaluating debt issuance 

(Continued On Page Four) 

Saturday, 

December 10th 

All proceeds go to the fire department. 

Please come out to support us! 

GREAT FOOD AND GREAT FELLOWSHIP 

Buffalo River Volunteer 

Fire Dept. And Community Center 

Wayne County Sheriff’s Office 

HAS OPENINGS FOR A 

DISPATCHER 

REQUIREMENTS: 

*Must Be A Resident Of Wayne County 

*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, Ext. 7 Or 931-722-3613 Ext. 1 

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PROUDLY PRESENTS: 

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A Love Story Of Christmas 

ARRANGED BY MIKE SPECK 

Sunday, December 11 

1601 Collinwood Highway - Waynesboro, TN 

10:30 A.M. & 4:00 P.M. 

Everyone Is Invited! 

Bring your family and friends to this special 

presentation about the Story of Christmas! 

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PAGE FOUR - FIRST 

Death 

SECTION - THE WAYNE COUNTY 

s 

NEWS - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2011 

James M. Gallien 

On November 30, 2011, James Marion Gallien, 89, 

went to be with the Lord from his home in Athens, Alabama 

with his wife by his side. 

Joe Lance White 

He was born February 22, 1922, in Wayne County, 

Tennessee to Nancy and Babe Gallien. 

Funeral services for Mr. Gallien were held at McCon- 

Joe Lance White of 

nell Funeral Home, Athens, AL at 2 P.M. Saturday, De- 

Collinwood, TN was born 

cember 3 with Rev. Rob Phraner and Rev. H. (Henry) 

September 28, 1946 in 

Melton offi ciating. Interment was in the adjacent Rose- 

Florence, Alabama, the son 

lawn Memorial Cemetery. 

of the late Farris and Josie 

He was preceded in death by his mother, Nancy Hayes 

Pruitt White. Mr. White 

Gallien, his father, Babe Gallien, brothers, Hayes, Joe, 

served in the United States 

Roy, Charlie Gallien, Earnest Butler, and sisters Clu- 

Army approximately 10 

ra Scott and Clara Stricklin, and son-in-law, Edward 

years with three tours in 

Smith. 

Vietnam and was of the 

He is survived by his loving wife of 65 years, Frances 

Freewill Baptist faith. 

Butler Gallien; two sons Stanley Gallien (wife, Wanda 

Mr. White departed this 

Guyse Gallien), and Randy Gallien (wife, Sharon Wil- 

life on Monday, November 

liamson Gallien), one daughter Marian Gallien Smith 

28, 2011 at his home at the 

(husband, Edward, deceased), brother-in-law, Floyd 

age of 65 years. 

Butler (wife, Margie), grandchildren, Stacia Appleton 

He is survived by a half-brother, Roy Knight of Killen, 

(husband, John), Brandon Smith (wife, Wanda), Matt 

AL; a half-sister, Nancy Arnold of San Antonio, TX; a 

Smith (wife, Khristie), Jamie Gallien (wife, Wendy) 

stepson, Randall Whitehead and a step-daughter, Gayla 

Judd Gallien (wife, Connie), Whitney Hedges (husband, 

Whitehead and long time companion, Lois Whitehead 

Jon), and numerous great-grandchildren, great-great- 

all of Iron City, TN; two step-great-grandchildren, 

grandchildren and nieces and nephews. 

several nieces and nephews. 

Mr. Gallien is a World War II veteran of the Army 

Services were conducted Thursday, December 1, 2011 

783rd Military Police Battalion and was a part of the 

at 1:00 PM at the Shackelford Funeral Directors Chapel 

D-Day invasion at Normandy. He attended Faith Tab- 

in Collinwood, Tennessee, with Bobby Rich offi ciating. 

ernacle Church of God in Florence, AL, for many years 

Burial with military rites followed in the Railroad 

and more recently was a part of New Life Assembly of 

Cemetery, Iron City, Tennessee with Shackelford 

God in Athens, as health permitted. He retired after 30 

Funeral Directors, Wayne County, directing. 

plus years, as a Charter Member of the NASA Marshall 

Dec. 7-(ojb) 

Space Flight Center team with numerous awards and 

Wayne County News (Waynesboro, TN) Dec. 7, 2011 

commendations for his contributions to the Apollo and 

Mary Jane Staggs Short Space Shuttle Programs. He was a lifetime member of 

Funeral services for Mary Jane Staggs Short, 74, of 

the Blue Lodge number 12 and Commandery Number 

Lawrenceburg, TN were conducted Saturday, Decem- 

39, Knights Templar, York Rites, Florence, AL. 

Dec. 7-(ojb) 

ber 3, 2011 at 1 P.M. from Neal Funeral Home in Law- 


renceburg, TN with Bill Brazier offi ciating. Interment 

followed at Lawrence County Memorial Gardens in Ruby Evelyn Vickery Moore 

Lawrenceburg. 

Mrs. Short passed away Tuesday, November 29 at Ruby Evelyn Vickery 

Maury Regional Medical Center in Columbia, TN. Moore of Collinwood, 

Wayne County News (Waynesboro, TN) Dec. 7, 2011 TN was born March 11, 

1927 in Wayne County, 

Edward Lee Givens 

Tennessee, the daughter 

Edward Lee Givens of 

of the late James Franklin 

Iron City, TN was born 

and Ethel Cooley Vickery. 

April 17, 1939 in Florence, 

She was united in marri- 

Alabama, the son of 

age to James Rayford 

the late James Walter 

Moore on July 5, 1947 and 

and Mary Chambers 

he preceded her in death 

Givens. He was united 

on April 7, 1998. Mrs. 

in marriage to Betty 

Moore was retired from 

Jean West on February 

Angelica Corporation at Collinwood Manufacturing 

7, 1959. Mr. Givens was 

and attended McGlamery Church in Collinwood, 

retired from Murray Ohio 

Tennessee. 

Manufacturing Company 

Mrs. Moore departed this life on Friday, December 

and was a member of the 

2, 2011 at Vanderbilt Medical Center in Nashville, 

Bethel Grove Church. 

Tennessee at the age of 84 Years. 

Mr. Givens departed this 

She is survived by sons, James R. Moore Jr. and 

life on Wednesday, November 30, 2011 at his home at wife, Tammy of Collinwood, Garry R. Moore and wife, 

the age of 72 Years. 

Belinda of Lutts, TN, and Roger D. Moore of Collinwood; 

He is survived by his wife, Betty Jean Givens; sons, daughters, Judith E. Hensley and husband, Jeff of 

James Lee Givens and Robert Lee Givens and wife, Iron City, TN, and Ruby Janice Smith and husband, 

Donna; daughters, Wanda Gail Givens and Rhonda Dennis of Collinwood; 12 Grandchildren, 17 Great- 

Jean Vickery and husband, Roger all of Iron City; Grandchildren; brother, Willie Vickery of Florence, 

eight Grandchildren, 12 Great-Grandchildren; sisters, AL; and special friend, James (Chubby) Mitchell of 

Lorene Sharp of Killen, AL and Carolyn Martin of Iron Collinwood. 

City; and several nieces and nephews. 

In addition to her husband and parents, Mrs. Moore 

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by was preceded in death by a grandson, Nathaniel Blake 

a grandson, Justin Givens and a brother, Earl Givens. Moore; a sister, Brenda Vickery; and four brothers, 

Services were Friday, December 2 at 1 P.M. at Alver Vickery, Dural Vickery, James F. Vickery Jr., 

Shackelford Funeral Directors Chapel, Collinwood, Buddy Vickery. 

Tennessee, with Emerald Bailey and Gerald Montgomery Services were Monday, December 5 at 1 P.M. at 

offi ciating. Burial was in the Railroad Cemetery, Iron Shackelford Funeral Directors Chapel, Collinwood, 

City. 

with Chad Balentine and John E. Banks offi ciating. 

Pallbearers were Roy Lee Atkinson, Corey Vickery, Burial was in the Macedonia Cemetery, Iron City. 

Tracy Hunt, Johnny West, Kevin Vickery, and Tim Pallbearers were Steven Moore, David Hensley, Jeremy 

Hunt. Honorary pallbearers were Billy West and Donnie Hensley, Frank Moore, Jarrod Moore and Dustin Smith 

West. Dec. 7-(ojb) Honorary pallbearers were Nicholas Moore, Kristopher 

Wayne County News (Waynesboro, TN) Dec. 7, 2011 Moore, James Hensley and Dakota Smith. 

Dec, 7-(ojb) 


In Loving Memory 

James Harper 

12-9-59 

2-26-11 

We have not forgotten 

the date is drawing near. 

For with your little book, 

we’ve been reminded all 

year. 

We can see the hands upon your face, 

as you smile; excitement is all about the place. 

With the present you waited all year for, 

Arms raised at its opening will signal a true 

score. 

Sadly for now we will miss this chance, 

For in His presence you will dance! 

In our hearts you will always reside, 

till it is our due time to abide. 

HAPPY BIRTHDAY JAMES!!! 

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(Continued From Page Three) 

options. 

Commissioner Joe 

Hanback made the 

motion to approve the 

plan. Commissioner 

Tom Mathis provided 

the second. The motion 

passed with 13 yes, 

one no, and one pass. 

Commissioner O.C. Berry 

passed. Commissioner 

Rickey Kelley voted no. 

Next on the agenda, 


Superintendent of 

Roads Billy Joe Martin 

gave an update for his 

department. He also 

be asked for approval 

of his department’s 

annual inventory list. 

Commissioner O.C. 

Berry made the motion 

to approve the list. The 

motion was seconded 

by Commissioner 

David Martin. The 

motion passed. All 14 

commissioners voted 

yes. 

Wayne County Sheriff 

Ric Wilson provided an 

update for his department 

as well. Sheriff Wilson 

addressed the commission 

with his department’s 

monthly report. He also 

requested a policy change 

regarding employee 

usage of Facebook and 

other internet social 

networking web sites. 

Next on the agenda, 

there were three 

individuals up for reappointment 

to E-911 

board. Commissioner Jim 

Kelley made the motion 

to re-appoint Melba 

Staggs, Amanda Wilson, 

and Mike Smith as board 

members. Commissioner 

Brian Harris gave the 

second. Motion passed. 

The three will be serving 

another four year term. 

Commissioner O.C. 

Berry made a motion 

to approve a surplus 

property list prepared 

by Robert Farris. The 

second was given by 

Commissioner Warren 

Miller. After a roll call 

vote all 14 members of 

the commission voted 

yes. 

Commissioner Rickey 

Kelley questioned the 

commission on the 

process of the sale of the 

old jail. It was agreed that 

it should be completed by 

the January meeting. 

Commissioner Jim 

Kelley made the motion 

to adjourn. 

In Loving Memory Of 

Patricia Ann Yeiser 

On Her 

Birthday 

December 7 

We love and 

miss you, 

Charles, Ruth, 

Debbie & 

Jeremy 

Butler 

South Wayne County 

Lions Club 

will have Santa and 

his elves in the 

Mason Hall next to 

the post offi ce for 

pictures on 

December 11th 

during and after the 

Collinwood Parade 

this year. 

We would like to thank the people that came out in 

the bad weather last year and supported our club. All 

funds go for glasses in our community. 

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SAVANNAH STORE ONLY 

Most Hardware & Plumbing 25% OFF 

Laminate Flooring 

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Eight Styles Of Kitchen Cabinets 

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No Severe Injuries 

Wayne County 911 dispatchers received a call around 9:05 A.M. Monday, 

Dec. 5 th regarding a motor vehicle accident on Talmadge Kelly Drive in 

Waynesboro. A van owned by Buffalo River Services had overturned on its 

passenger side. According to THP reports the driver of the van had lost control 

while negotiating a curve and struck a chert embankment. There were six 

passengers plus the driver on board. All passengers were wearing seat belts. 

“The driver was the last to leave with the ambulance service. She refused to 

go until all passengers had been transported even though she was probably 

injured the most,” said Trooper Karpati, the TN Highway Patrol Offi cer who 

worked the scene. Other than some bumps and bruises no one was severely 

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ATTENTION 

All former Texas Boot/ 

Genesco employees are 

invited to a get together 

and Christmas Dinner at 

Bradley’s between 

6 P.M. - 7 P.M. on 

Friday, December 16. 

Thanks, 

Connie Berry 

. . .C’wood 

(Continued From Page One) 

Entertainment begins 

around 1:30 P.M. at the 

judges’ stand across 

from Hasti-Mart. Also, 

a “Relay for Life” quilt 

will be given away at that 

location just prior to the 

beginning of the parade. 


or to participate in the 

parade, please contact 

Sue Ann Bratton at 931- 

722-8414. 

WCHS Football 

Stats For West 

Carroll Game 

Defensive Stats from 

the West Carroll game: 

Sheyene Reeves led the 

team with 10 tackles, 

Daniel Rumbaugh added 

7, while Eric Garland had 

6. Boston Ray and Zach 

Clayton each had 5, and 

Clayton had an interception. 

Dakota Willis had 4, 

Peyton Mathis had 3, and 

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2011 - FIRST SECTION - THE WAYNE COUNTY NEWS - PAGE FIVE 

Micah Pyle, Clint Butler, 

Nick Horton and Nate 

Powell all had 2. Carson 

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Waynesboro Wildcats 

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championship 

South Central Correctional Facility 

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$29,700 

2009 Chevrolet Cobalt 

1 Owner Local trade 

F-685A 

$10,990 

2005 Chrysler Town & 

Country Loaded, Local Trade, 

Leather, Sunroof, DVD BK279A 

$8,990 

2010 Chevrolet Silverado 

Sunroof, Nice, Local, 1 owner 

F681A 

$22,990 

2008 Saturn Vue XR 

Nice 

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$15,990 

Kelly, Jacob Ray, Brandon 

Lowe, Austin Rice, 

Andrew Compton, and 

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Payton Bratcher each had 

one. Brandon Lowe also 

had an interception. 

2005 Chevrolet 

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$12,900 

2004 Nissan Frontier 

4x4 Crew Cab 

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$12,990 

2003 Buick Century 

Custom 

Only 40k Miles CC616A 

$6,990 

2010 Nissan Altima 

3 to choose from 

F654 

$15,990 

2011 Buick LaCrosse CXS 

Fully Loaded 

F643 

$25,700 

* ALL PRICES REFLECT THE USE OF ALL INCENTIVES. PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE TAX, TITLE AND LICENSE. DUE 

TO ADVERTISING DEADLINES SOME UNITS MAY BE SOLD. 

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Pepsi 

Products 4/ 

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7 A.M. - 7 P.M. SUNDAY 8 - 6 P.M. 

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Sundrop 3/ 

12 Ct. Box 

Turner 

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Sandwiches 

3/ $ 10 

$ 4 

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No Turtle Doves Or Partridge In A 

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andwiches 

3/ $ 10 

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Come Celebrate The 12 Days Of Christmas. 

No Turtle Doves Or Partridge In A Pear Tree 

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Beginning Tuesday, December 13th Thru Christmas Eve 

We Will Give $50.00 Cash Everyday. Each Time You Visit 

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Emptied Daily To Increase Your Opportunity To Win. 

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20 Oz. Loaf 

Food Club 

Round Top 

Bread 

$ 1 00 

10 Oz. Bag 

All Varieties 

Frito Lay’s 

Corn 

Chips 2/ 

2 Liter 

Sprite & 

Mello Yello 4/ 

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$ 5 00 

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& Food Stamps 

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prite & 

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Society News The Wayne County News 

Kellan Is One! 

Kellan Haddock 

turned one year old 

October 28, 2011! 

Kellan celebrated this 

occasion with a Mickey 

Mouse Clubhouse 

birthday party, 

complete with a Mickey 

Mouse two tier birthday 

cake. Kellan especially 

loved his Mickey Mouse 

smash cake. 

we Offer 

AND 

We Also 

Imprint Napkins 

~~ 

Balloons 

Christmas 

Ornaments 

Buy 2 Get 

1 FREE 

He would like to thank 

all family and friends 

for making this a very 

special day! 

Dec. 7, 2011-(ojb) 

Crossroads FCE 

Club Meets 

Regular meeting of 

the Crossroads, Family, 

Community, and 

Educational Club was 

held on November 15. 

Members met at 

Ivadean Bryant’s 

parking lot to carpool to 

Waynesboro, TN where 

they met at Bradley’s to 

have lunch. Afterward 

the meeting was held. 

President Lori Wallace 

called the meeting to 

order by reading the 

thought for the month. 

Members stood and 

pledged the Flag and 

read the FCE pledge. 

Linda Spangler gave the 

devotional reading from 

Proverbs 3-2-5. The 

group prayed the Lord’s 

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Prayer together and 

sung “Onward Christian 

Soldiers.” The poem 

“Enchantment” was read 

by Ivadean. Roll call was 

conducted by Frances 

Burgess with members 

telling their favorite 

holiday foods. Minutes 

of the last meeting were 

read by Shirley Bailey. 

Old and new business 

was discussed and 

donation of $50.00 was 

given to the Any Time 

Santa Fund for the foster 

children’s Christmas in 

Wayne County. Shirley 

reported that she had 

taken a donation of coffee, 

creamer, cups, and tissue 

to the Welcome Center. It 

was decided to have their 

meeting a week early due 

to the Christmas holidays 

so they will be meeting 

at MeMe’s Café at 

Collinwood on Tuesday, 

December 13 at 10 A.M. 

Everyone is asked 

to bring a small gift to 

exchange. 

Jeanette Staggs gave 

the project leader’s report 

on “Sleep.” Lori read the 

household hint and the 

meeting was adjourned. 

In the afternoon a party 

plate was taken to the 

residents of Wayne Care 

Nursing Home. 

Remember ladies the 

Council and Special 

Interest Program will be 

at the Extension Offi ce 

on December 7, bring 

breakfast food. Hope to 

see you there. 

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Ephraim McLean 

Chapter Meets 

The Ephraim McLean 

Chapter Daughters of the 

American Revolution met 

on Monday November 

28, 2011, at 4:30 P.M. at 

the Waynesboro church 

of Christ Fellowship 

Center. 

In attendance were 

Regent Sandy Martin, 

Chaplain Dean Stegall, 

Frances Rains, Misha 

Johannes, Shirley Curry 

and guest Melissa Ayers. 

The group enjoyed a 

delicious meal of white 

beans, cornbread, slaw, 

country ham, beet pickles, 

pumpkin pie and cookies 

prior to the meeting. 

Regent Martin called 

the meeting to order at 

approximately 5:15 P.M. 

Regent Martin led the 

group in the ritual and 

Chaplain Stegall led the 

devotional. The President 

General’s message was 

read by Sandy Martin 

and the National Defense 

report was given by 

Frances Rains. The 

treasurer’s report was 

given by Frances Rains – 

currently there is $191.72 

in the bank. Minutes of 

the October meeting were 

read by Misha Johannes 

and were approved 

as read. There was no 

correspondence during 

the month. Reports were 

given by Misha Johannes 

on “Conservation” and 

Frances Rains on the 

“American Flag.” Dean 

Stegall gave a report on 

“Women’s Issues.” 

Old business – Frances 

Rains will locate the 

address to send in the 

state dues. 

New business – The 

Christmas meeting will 

be held on Saturday, 

December 17 th at the 

home of Dean Stegall at 

12 P.M. 

Sandy Martin gave 

the program on Ann 

Hand. Her signature pin 

is The Liberty Eagle. 

Hand is well known 

for her philanthropic 

work, and support for 

cancer related issues and 

Natural Bridge 

Gentle Exercise For Everyone 

Call Or Visit Website 

for class times and places 

Karen Fletcher, RYT 

931-722-5096 

www.naturalbridgeyoga.com 

Open: Tues. Thru Fri. 

organizations. This was a 

very informative program 

for the ladies. 

Green River Baptist Church 

To Present “Down From His 

Glory Sunday, December 11th. 

Green River Baptist 

Church Praise and Worship 

Choir and Kid’s 

Praise will present “Down 

From His Glory”, a Love 

Story of Christmas arranged 

by Mike Speck. 

The event will be held 

on Sunday, December 11, 

Monday And Tuesday 

7:00 A.M. Till 11:00 A.M. 

Cut & Styling 

Only 

$12.50 

The meeting was 

adjourned at 6:15 P.M. 

--Submitted 

2011 at 10:30 A.M. and 

again at 4 o’clock P.M. 

Everyone is invited to 

attend and bring their 

family and friends to this 

special presentation about 

the Story of Christmas! 


contact Larry Littlefi eld 

at 722-5828. 

Cut, Style Dry 

Only 

$9.50 

Special Shampoo Included 

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Laura’s Hair Styling 

Back Street Behind Middle School 

722-3252 

Sarah’s 

Plants & Produce 

Every Thursday 8 A.M. till 5 P.M. 

At the old Babe’s Shop Rite Location 

Hwy. 13 South - Waynesboro 

And In Collinwood Every Friday 

•Oranges •Apples •Tangerines 

•Tomatoes •Sweet Potatoes 

•Other Fruits & Vegetables 

Sell by Basket or Box 

*We will be making Fruit Baskets 

for the holidays! 

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Waynesboro Wildcats 

TSSAA Class 1A 

Champions 

“We’re Very Proud Of You” 

Don’t Miss The 

Christmas Sales 

Throughout 

The Store 

Sherry’s 

Fine Jewelry 

On The Square - Waynesboro - 722-3664 

JustDance Entertainment 

Presents.... 

“Dancin’ & Prancin’” 

Winter Recital 

Sunday, December 11 

2:30 P.M. 

Waynesboro Middle School 

Admission $5.00 

Doors Open At 1:30 P.M.

. . .Board Of 

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will be discussed. There 

will be no new policy 

review for the month of 

December. 

In old business, there 

will be a second reading 

on Policies 4.301, 4.302, 

and 4.605. These policies 

deal with changes 

which were suggested 

for Interscholastic 

Sports, Field Trips 

and Excursions, 

and Graduation 

Requirements. 

During the November 

meeting, Wayne County 

Director of Schools 

Gailand Grinder 

recommended clarifying 

the number of credits for 

COMMUNITY EVENTS 

CHRISTMAS PROGRAM DECEMBER 11 

AT SHAWNETTEE METHODIST CHURCH 

Shawnettee United Methodist Church will present its annual 

Christmas Program this Sunday night, December 11 at 

6 P.M. Everyone is invited to attend. 

FAIRVIEW FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH 

CHRISTMAS PROGRAM DECEMBER 17 

Fairview Free Will Baptist Church will have its Christmas 

Program on Saturday, December 17 at 7 P.M. Everyone is 

invited to attend. 

participation in athletics 

based on TSSAA 

guidelines, clarifying the 

number of high school 

credits needed to stay 

on track for graduation 

each year, and changing 

the requirement for 

approval of overnight 

trips to colleges from two 

readings to one. 

Grinder stated that 

requiring two readings 

for approval for a college 

campus visit was not 

practical due to the short 

notice given by colleges 

when scheduling visits. 

The fi rst reading passed 

so the board will conduct 

a second and fi nal reading 

on these policy reviews. 

The next item under 

PARENTING CLASSES BE OFFERED DEC. 17 

Mid South Mediation Services is approved by the courts 

to offer a four hour Parenting Education Seminar for divorcing 

or separating parents (even if unmarried). Classes 

will be held Saturday, December 17th from 10 A.M. until 

12 noon and 1 until 3 P.M. at the Hickman County library 

and at the Mid South Offi ce on Military Avenue in Lawrenceburg 

Registration is required. For more information 

call Pat Nicholason, 931-622-1462, Dave Boyd at 931- 

242-5172 or Mary Ellen Bowen, 931-796-0487. 

old business is the 

proposed Service Animal 

Policy. After a discussion 

about the matter at last 

months meeting, the item 

was tabled until further 

information could be 

obtained concerning 

requirements. The matter 

will be discussed again 

on Thursday evening. 

In new business, Wayne 

County Schools Report 

Card will be discussed. 

The TN Department 

of Education released 

complete results from the 

2011 state Report Card 

on Friday, December 

2nd. The release includes 

district- and schoollevel 

data on a variety of 

indicators, from student 

achievement and growth 

on standardized tests, to 

attendance and behavior. 

To view Wayne County 

Schools results go to 

http://tn.gov/education/ 

then click on Report Card 

which is listed to the left. 

Each individual school 

can also be viewed by 

simply changing the pull 

down menu. 

The board will conclude 

new business with the 

review of a volunteer 

coach and discussion 

of instruments for 

evaluation. 

In Memoriam 

IN LOVING 

MEMORY 

OF 

Daddy and Mama, 

Brother and Sister 

Cecil Staggs 

1908 ~ 1968 

Lizzie Staggs 

1916 ~ 1998 

Joe Staggs 

1940 ~ 2006 

Bobbie Baugus 

1935 ~ 2010 

God Has You 

In His Keeping. 

We Have You 

In Our Hearts. 

Sadly Missed By 

Family and Friends 

Dec. 7-P. 

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2011 - FIRST SECTION - THE WAYNE COUNTY NEWS - PAGE NINE 

Local Students Attend 

RisingStar L’ship Summit 

A group of Wayne County high school students attended the fi rst RisingStar 

Leadership Summit held on Nov. 17-18 at the University of Tennessee at 

Martin. A total of 37 high school juniors and seniors attended the event, which 

taught students leadership skills through team building exercises. The summit 

was sponsored by the WestStar Leadership program, Ayers Foundation and 

UT Martin. Pictured in the front row (left to right) are Clayton Daniel, Sadie 

West, London Brison and Carlie Littrell. In the second row (left to right) are 

Elam Frakes, Gage Kerr, Amos Pulley and Charley Deal, director of alumni 

relations at UT Martin and executive director of the WestStar Leadership 

Program.

PAGE TEN - FIRST SECTION - THE WAYNE COUNTY NEWS - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2011 

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Special Session Called As Needed 

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Austin Rice #21 walks into the end zone protecting the ball on the fi nal 

touchdown. 

#5 Brandon Lowe fl ips the South Pittsburg runner. 

#14 Jacob Ray with the tackle in state action. 

#10 Peyton Mathis with the touchdown reception. 

again went for the 2-pt 

. . .’Cats Are 

(Continued From Page One A) conversion, which failed, 

with Peyton Mathis on leaving the score tied 

a 34 yard touchdown at 14. The teams went 

pass. Ray added the into the locker room at 

PAT to make the score the half with the score 

14 – 8. South Pittsburg knotted at 14. 

answered the second In the second half, the 

Wildcat touchdown with ‘Cats received the kick 

an 11 play, 73 yard drive, and began a 10 play, 57 

taking 5:31 seconds off yard drive with Austin 

the clock. They scored Rice carrying it in from 

on a 3 yard run and one yard away. The point 

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attempt failed, and the 

‘Wildcats were up 20 – 7. 

The Pirates were three and 

out on the next series and 

the ‘Cats took possession 

at their own 39. They ran 

6 plays, all the way to the 

South Pittsburg 12 before 

turning the ball back on 

downs. The Pirates then 

went on a 18 play drive 

from their own 12 to the 

Wildcat 2. They got a 

procedure penalty that 

pushed them back to the 

7, and then a bad snap 

on fourth down gave the 

‘Cats the stop at their 16 

yard line. Taking the ball 

at the 16, the ‘Cats moved 

all the way down the fi eld 

for their fi nal score and 

took nearly six minutes 

off the clock. Austin Rice 

again scored on a one 

yard run and Boston Ray 

added the point to make 

it 27 – 14 with 1:39 left in 

the contest. The outcome 

was sealed as the kick-off 

went high in the air and 

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2011 - SECOND SECTION - THE WAYNE COUNTY NEWS - PAGE ONE 

Wayne County News 

Trojans Opens ‘11-12 

Basketball Season 

The Collinwood Trojans 

basketball team opened 

their regular season Nov. 

18 th at Richland. After 

pulling out to a 17 – 11 

lead at the end of the fi rst 

quarter, the Trojans held 

off a late game surge 

by the Raiders to fi nish 

with the 70-67 victory. 

Balanced scoring was the 

story for the night with 

fi ve players in double 

digits, with Ethan Butler 

and Kyle Pope leading 

the way with 16 and 13 

points tallied. Also getting 

in the action was Hunter 

Andrews with 11, Wesley 

Pigg and Jacob Daniel 

with 10 a piece, while 

Jace Brewer and Tucker 

Robertson rounding out 

the scoring with 7 and 3 

points respectively. 

The following night the 

Trojans were back on the 

road traveling to Santa 

Fe High School. After 

getting down 21-10 at the 

end of the 1 st quarter, the 

Trojans fought back to cut 

the lead to 6 at halftime. 

The 3 rd quarter was a 

dominating performance 

by the visiting team, with 

Collinwood outscoring 

the opponent 23-3. With a 

20 point lead, the Trojans 

coasted home with a 63- 

51 victory. Once again, 

four players contributed 

double digits led again 

by Ethan Butler with 17. 

Close on his heels was 

Hunter Andrews with 15 

and Jacob Daniel tallying 

13. Also contributing 

with points was Wesley 

Pigg pouring in 10, 

Connor Martin dropping 

5, and Pope adding 3 for 

the Trojans. 

After a weather 

cancellation the 

following week, The 

Trojans opened action 

back up at Collinwood 

on Nov. 28. The week off 

from action proved to be 

hard to overcome for the 

Trojans. They dropped 

their fi rst game of the 

year to Hampshire by a 

score of 63-58. Even with 

a lead at halftime and the 

end of the third quarter, 

they were unable to hold 

on for the win. Eight team 

members scored in the 

loss led by Jacob Daniel 

with 15 and Ethan Butler 

with 10. Also tallying 

points on the night were 

Andrews with 9, Pope 

and Robertson with 7 

a piece, Pigg dropping 

5, Martin with 3, and 

Brewer adding 2 for the 

Trojans. 

The Trojans welcomed 

in Belmont, MS High 

School on December 2. 

With a solid performance, 

Collinwood led the 

whole night and cruised 

to a 62-59 victory. Once 

again several teammates 

added to the scoring tally 

led by Ethan Butler with 

16 and Hunter Andrews 

spilling in 14. Following 

in double digits was 

Tucker Robertson with 

11, Wesley Pigg and Jace 

Brewer with 10 on the 

night. Pope rounded out 

the nights scoring with a 

free throw made. 

On Saturday, the 

Collinwood team played 

a rescheduled game 

welcoming Cascade to 

town. After leading by 

6 at the half, the Trojans 

coasted to a 56-44 

victory. Hunter Andrews 

and Ethan Butler led the 

team in scoring, pouring 

in 13 and 12 points. Also 

in double digits were 

Wesley Pigg and Jacob 

Daniel with 10 a piece. 

Rounding out the scoring 

for the Trojans on the 

night was freshman 

Kelby Ray dropping 8 

points and Martin adding 

3 points. 

While the season has 

begun with a positive 4 

and 1 mark for the team, 

the players realize that 

the season is young and 

they have a long way 

to go. With the district 

schedule beginning this 

week, focus is the theme 

for the players. Despite 

their youth, the Trojans 

have their sights set on 

a competitive district 

and regular season. The 

team would like to thank 

the people who have 

been coming out and 

supporting them at all 

the games this season. 

The season rolls on with 

Loretto coming to town 

on December 6 th and a 

visit to Perry County 

on December 9 th . Go 

Trojans! 

- - -Submitted 

‘Cats Down Cardinals, 

LadyCats Lose Two 

The WCHS Wildcats 

traveled to Adamsville 

Monday night and took 

a win from the host 

Cardinals 58 – 52. The 

‘Cats, coming off a 

football championship, 

welcomed back 

members of that squad 

to the hardwood. The 

‘Cats had been soundly 

defeated Saturday night 

at McNairy Central, 70 

– 29. The Ladycats hung 

tough with both the Lady 

Bobcats and the Lady 

Cardinals, but dropped 

both games 52 – 44 and 

56 – 44. The Wildcats are 

now an even 3 – 3 on the 

year, while the Ladycats 

stand at 2 – 4. They face 

off with Frank Hughes on 

Tuesday night at Clifton 

before returning home 

to face Summertown on 

Friday night and then 

host Hickman County on 

the 16th. 

Against McNairy, the 

Ladycats fell behind early 

and were unable to catch 

up, trailing 28 – 19 at the 

half. They went on an 11 

– 2 run at the beginning 

of the third period to tie 

the contest at 30 all at 

about the halfway point 

of the quarter. McNairy 

fought back and went 

back on top behind a 17 – 

2 run to fi nish the quarter 

with a 47 – 34 advantage. 

They went on to take the 

win, 55 – 44. 

Taylor Hatcher led the 

team in scoring with 12 

points. She had 8 boards, 

3 blocks, a steal and an 

assist. Kelsey Risner had 

a double-double with 11 

points and 10 rebounds. 

She also had a pair of 

steals and an assist. 

Hayley Inman scored 6 

points and had 3 boards, 

a steal, and an assist, and 

Cassie Mathis and Kristen 

Crews each scored 4 

points. Mthis had a pair 

of boards, a block, and 

an assist, while Crews 

had 2 rebounds. Morgan 

Mathis had 3 points and 

an assist, and Stacey 

Creecy and Sam Skelton 

(Continued On Page Eight B) 

News 

Deadline For 

Sports News 

Monday 5 P.M. 

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News Offi ce Or 

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farm news The Wayne County News, Inc. - 4-H News & Farm Report 

AGRICULTURE 

NEWS 

If you like to sit near 

a window, sipping a cup 

of coffee or hot chocolate 

and watch birds fl y up 

to your feeder to eat, 

you might be a little 

disappointed to hear that 

birdseed, like many other 

things that we buy, is 

getting more expensive. 

So what alternatives do 

you have besides leaving 

your feeders empty? 

Your fi rst option is to 

purchase specifi c types 

of seeds and make your 

own mix. Sure there are 

bird seed mixes out there, 

but birds have distinct 

food preferences just like 

you and I. Some of the 

HARDIN COUNTY STOCKYARD 

3350 Hwy 226, Savannah, TN 38372 

731-925-3287 or 931-224-2247 

MARKET REPORT 

November 30, 2011 

Total HD 949 Last Week no sale Last YR 1015 

Cattle 916 Goats 25 Hogs 8 

#1 Steers and Bulls 

200-300 WT 172.00-182.50 

300-400 WT 158.00-172.00 

400-500 WT 144.00-158.00 

500-600 WT 134.00-144.00 

600-700 WT 131.00-134.00 

700-800 WT 128.00-131.00 

800-900 WT 122.00-128.00 

# Heifers 

200-300 WT 138.00-142.00 

300-400 WT 132.00-138.00 

400-500 WT 125.00-132.00 

500-600 WT 121.00-125.00 

600-700 WT 116.00-121.00 

700-800 WT 112.00-116.00 

800-900 WT 106.00-112.00 

High dressing utility cows 68.00-77.50 

High dressing slaughter bulls 725.00-82.50 

Pre-Conditioned cattle 

Steers 

Average WT 535 149.00 






Heifers 




AUCTION 

Saturday, December 10, 2011 • 10:00 A.M. 

2003 Dodge Ram Truck, Tools, Antiques, 

Firearms, Collectibles, Restaurant 

Equipment And Personal Property 

Selling The Estate Of Don Eis 

Located On 34 Baddy Road, Lawrenceburg, Tn 

2003 Dodge Ram 1500 Truck 

Large collection of Griswold and 

other skillets 

Cotton candy machine with beautiful 

graphics on the cabinet 

Rods and reels 

Commercial coffee grinder 

Bunn coffee maker 

Stainless sink 

Picnic table 

Living room furniture 

Juice press 

Lard press 

Stackable washer/dryer 

Stainless side by side refrigerator 

Some arrowheads 

2 church benches 

2 computers 

Antique Oak offi ce chair 

Copper pots and pans 

mixes contain seeds that 

attract species you may 

not want. By fi nding out 

what each species likes, 

you can avoid paying for 

seeds that are of no value 

to you. 

The most common 

seed that attracts a variety 

of desirable species is 

the black oil sunfl ower. 

Species attracted to it 

include: Chickadees, 

Nuthatches, Finches, 

Cardinals, Grosbeaks, 

Blue Jays, Titmice, and 

Woodpeckers. Some 

unintentional birds that 

it attracts are Sparrows 

and Blackbirds, although 

Redwing Blackbirds are 

always welcome at my 

feeder. 

Directions: From 

Lawrenceburg, 

go west on U.S. 

64 for approx. 15 

miles and turn right 

on Gower Road, 

then take the left 

fork (Baddy Road) 

to auction on the 

right. 

Partial List of Personal Property To Be Sold 

Lane cedar chest 

Miniature cannons that fi re 

Dan Wesson 22 cal. long barrel pistol 

High Standard 12 ga. pump shotgun 

Western Field 22 auto rifl e 

Champion 12 ga. single shot shotgun 

30-06 Springfi eld sportorized rifl e 

with scope 

Thompson Charter Arms 45 cal. pistol 

36 cal. black powder pistol 

Marlin lever action 22 cal. 100th 

Anniversary rifl e 

Tingle 45 cal. & 50 cal. black powder 

rifl es made in Shelbyville, IN 

44 cal. Italian black powder pistol 

36 cal. black powder pistol 

32 cal. Civil War replica pistol 

Italian 32 cal. black powder pistol 

Mossberg pump 12 ga. shotgun with 

extra barrel 

CVA double barrel 

muzzleloader 

Traditions 50 cal. 

muzzleloader 

45 cal. black powder kit gun 

2 cap and ball revolvers in 

box (36 and 44 cal.) 

Reenactment 50 cal. pistol 

in box 

Pocket knife collection 

25 cal. auto pistol 

Collectible glass and 

pottery pieces 

14 ft. aluminum boat/motor 

trailer 

Oak barrel 

Maytag gas engine kick start 

Several Case and Catteragus 

kitchen knives 

Personal Property: Cash or good check on day of sale. All items sold by Jerry Willis Auctions are 

sold “AS-IS”, with no warranties either written or implied. Announcements made on the day of sale 

take precedence over prior written or stated announcements. 

Glen Kelso - Principal auctioneer and broker 

Auctioneer Lic. #1708 • AUCTION FIRM # 5578 • TN AUCTION LIC. # 5774 

Saffl ower seeds attract 

Nuthatches, Finches, 

Cardinals, Grosbeaks, 

and Titmice. You can 

use Nyjer (thistle) seeds 

if you specifi cally want 

to attract Finches, and 

Suet, which is beef 

fat that comes in seed, 

fruit, or worm-packed 

cakes is attractive to 

Chickadees, Nuthatches, 

Jays, Woodpeckers, 

and Titmice. Insectfi 

lled Suet even attracts 

Bluebirds. 

By purchasing seeds 

and making your own 

mix, you can avoid 

spending money on 

species you don’t want 

around, but the cost can 

still be quite high if you 

feed a large number of 

birds over an extended 

period. You can lessen 

this strain by doing one 

or many of these options. 

First, birds are 

notorious for spilling 

seeds. When your feeder 

goes empty, let it stay 

that way for a day or two. 

The birds won’t starve, 

but instead will clean 

up many of the seeds 

that were knocked to the 

ground. 

Another option is to 

use alternative feeds. 

Peanuts, chopped pieces 

of fruit, vegetables, bread 

and other grain-based 

products like cereal and 

oats all attract birds, and 

you may attract some 

species you didn’t even 

know were around. Since 

some of these food items 

are highly perishable, it’s 

best to use them a little 

along, and store the rest 

to avoid degradation. 

The last option I’ll 

mention, but certainly 

not the last option that’s 

available to you, is grow 

your own bird seed. 

Sunfl owers are extremely 

attractive in and around 

any home garden. When 

the petals fall, and the 

1208 N. Locust Ave., Lawrenceburg, TN • 931-242-4162 • 931-762-5137 

heads dry, cut the stalk 

just below the head and 

store in a cool, dry place 

away from rodents. 

When winter comes 

around, you can either 

remove the seeds and 

pour them into a feeder, 

or leave the head whole. 

When skewered upright 

on a bird platform, birds 

can land and remove the 

seeds themselves. 

FCS Allocates 

Funds For 

S’ship Pgrm. 

Farm Credit Services 

of Mid-America – a 

$17.5 billion agriculture 

lending cooperative 

serving farmers and rural 

America in Kentucky, 

Ohio, Indiana and 

Tennessee – is allocating 

more than $100,000 in 

scholarships to students 

studying agriculture 

and other related majors 

during 2012. 

In addition to offering 

scholarships through 

the 4-H and FFA and 

several universities 

across the association’s 

four-state territory, Farm 

Credit will be awarding 

42 scholarships to FCS 

members or children 

of members who are 

attending college. The 

values of the FCS 

scholarships are between 

$1,000 and $1,500 

and are awarded based 

on academic record, 

leadership qualities, and 

community involvement. 

“For the last several 

years, we have offered 

scholarships to youth 

as a way to demonstrate 

our commitment to 

help prepare them for 

tomorrow’s world. As 

agriculture continues 

to grow and evolve, we 

want to make sure that 

the next generation of 

rural community leaders 

are at the forefront of the 

industry, and grow with 

it,” said George Stebbins, 

chair of the Farm Credit 

Services of Mid-America 

board. 

FCS Scholarships are 

available to customers, 

their dependents and 

spouses of the ag lending 

cooperative. The deadline 

NOTICE TO FURNISHERS 

OF LABOR AND MATERIALS TO: 

Roadsafe Traf c Systems, Inc. 

PROJECT NO.: 98039-4138-04, 

98039-4137-04 

CONTRACT NO.: CNJ083 

COUNTY: Wayne 

The Tennessee Department of Transportation 

is about to make nal settlement with 

the contractor for construction of the above 

numbered project. All persons wishing to 

le claims pursuant to Section 54-5-122, 

T.C.A. must le same with the Director of 

Construction, Tennessee Department of 

Transportation, Suite 700 James K. Polk 

Bldg., Nashville, Tennessee 37243-0326, 

on or before 01/20/12. 

to apply is February 29, 

2012. To apply, go online 

to www.e-farmcredit.com 

and click on Community, 

then Scholarships to 

download the application. 

You may also call 1-800- 

273-0260 or 931-829- 

2178 to talk the local 

offi ce about obtaining an 

application. 

Family and Consumer 

Sciences Education 

NEWS 

Charlotte Smith 

EXTENSION AGENT 

UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE 

EXTENSION 

Christmas is less than 

a month away. If you 

have not already made 

a Christmas wish list 

or shopped for friends 

or family look at these 

ideas. These ideas can 

be cheap and promote 

healthy living. 

When buying be 

conscious of age level 

and exercise level. 

• Pedometer; 

• Exercise video; 

• Walking shoes; 

• Exercise clothes; 

• Fitness class; 

• Gift certifi cate to 

spa; 

• Healthy cookbook; 

• Active Video 

Games; 

• “Appetizer sized 

plates”-Our plates have 

gotten larger in the past 

years. Smaller plates 

Merry Heart 

By Max Franks 

Bossing God 

God created us to 

Worship Him. He wants 

our undivided attention. 

I’m like that. I like a lot 

of attention. I shall now 

try to get yours for a 

few minutes. It’s like the 

Apostle Paul said to those 

Corinthians, “If I don’t 

make yall happy who’s 

gonna make me happy? 

In addition to praising 

God, I believe he also 

created me for His own 

amusement. Don’t you 

know he’s bound to get 

tickled at us tiny creatures 

trying to act big. He 

probably laughs and asks 

his “sidekick” Gabriel, 

“What was I thinking? 

I like to boss God 

around. The other 

morning I got up and told 

Him, “I’m up now; You 

can go ahead and raise 

the sun.” You know He 

did! I love Him more 

when he’s faithful to obey 

me. And guess what? He 

knows when I’m joking 

with Him. I’m hooked 

up to His heart monitor. 

But I’m selective 

If you are interested 

in applying for the 

university scholarships 

or the scholarships 

offered through the state 

offi ces of the 4-H and 

FFA, you can fi nd contact 

information on www.efarmcredit.com 

- click 

on Community, then 

Scholarships. 

can promote better 

portion control. 

• Gym Membership; 

• Water bottles; 

• Spice and Herbs 

gift basket - This can 

encourage cutting back 

on salt and using more 

spices and herbs in its 

place. 

• Weights; 

• Jump rope; 

• Bubble bath; 

• Herb Garden; 

• Seed basket full of 

vegetables, herbs, soil, 

pots; 

• Donate your 

services such as 

washing cars, house, or 

doing repairs. Another 

service idea would be 

creating homemade 

healthy frozen meals 

for the busy family. 

about what I order God 

to do. That’s what makes 

me so successful. It’s 

kinda like I ordered my 

Margie not to touch that 

garbage can. She knows 

better and doesn’t whine 

and complain. I push 

it out to the road every 

week. That’s my job. I 

put my food down and 

she fell right in line. 

You’ve got to take your 

God-given authority 

over those women. 

I won’t tell God to mow 

my yard. I don’t want 

Him show favoritism. It 

wouldn’t be fair for Him 

to mow my yard and not 

my neighbors. But He 

always likes to with me 

when I mow. I have a 

push mower so I walk. 

The Lord is used to that. 

He walked everywhere 

He went. He even walked 

on water. He’s got a lot of 

nerve. Ain’t that kinda 

dangerous? I don’t do 

that unless it’s iced over. 

He probably wants to 

say a lot more, but I’m 

gonna “make” Him hush. 

I don’t know why He 

spends so much time with 

me; I’m not that great. 

We’ll see ya’ll later. 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

The Tennessee Division of Air Pollution Control (TDAPC) has received requests for 

construction and/or modi cation of air contaminant sources as noted below. The 

proposed construction and/or modi cation is subject to part 1200-3-9-.01(1)(h) of 

the Tennessee Air Pollution Control Regulations, which requires a public noti cation 

and 30-day public comment period. Interested parties may express their comments 

and concerns in writing to Mr. Barry R. Stephens, Director, Division of Air Pollution 

Control, 9th Floor, L & C Annex, 401 Church Street, Nashville, Tennessee 37243- 

1531 within thirty (30) days of the date of this notice. Questions concerning a source 

may be addressed to the assigned Division personnel at the same address or by 

calling 615-532-0554.Individuals with disabilities who wish to participate should 

contact the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation to discuss 

any auxiliary aids or services needed to facilitate such participation. Such contact 

may be in person, by writing, telephone, or other means, and should be made no 

less than ten days prior to the end of the public comment period to allow time to 

provide such aid or services. Contact the Tennessee Department of Environment 

and Conservation ADA Coordinator, 12th Floor, 401 Church Street, Nashville, TN 

37243, 1-866-253-5827. Hearing impaired callers may use the Tennessee Relay 

Service, 1-(800)-848-0298. The applicant is Tennessee Department of Correction, 

South Central Correction Center with a mailing address of 3rd Floor Rachel Jackson 

Building, 320 Sixth Avenue North, Nashville, TN 37243. They seek to obtain air 

contaminant permit(s) (Division identi cation number(s): 91-0093-01, 91-0093- 

02 and 91-0093-03/965088,965089& 965091 for 4 existing boilers, one diesel 

generator and an existing gasoline dispensing facility which includes three gasoline 

storage tanks, the facility is located on 555 Forest Avenue, Clifton, Tennessee 

38425-0279. The requested operation is for the approval to emit regulated air 

pollutants. Mr. Jim A. Attar is the assigned Division person.

IRS Seeks To Return $2.1 

Million Undelivered Checks 

In an annual reminder 

to taxpayers, the Internal 

Revenue Service 

announced today that it 

is looking to return $2.1 

million in undelivered 

tax refund checks to 

1,779 Tennessee fi lers. 

The refund checks could 

not be delivered because 

of mailing address errors. 

The checks average 

$1,182 

Nationwide, there 

TRUSTEE’S NOTICE 

OF FORECLOSURE 

SALE 

Default having been made 

in the terms, conditions and 

payments provided in a certain 

Deed of Trust, dated May 25, 

2007, executed by Joseph Kelley 

and Danny Kelley to W. Andrew 

Yarbrough, Trustee, of record 

in Record Book 97, Page 188 in 

the Register’s Offi ce for Wayne 

County, Tennessee, by a certain 

Modifi cation of Deed of Trust, 

dated April 22, 2008, of record 

in Record Book 110, Page 98 

in the Register’s Offi ce for 

Wayne County, Tennessee, by 

a certain Deed of Trust, dated 

December 15, 2008, of record in 

Record Book 115, Page 906 in 

the Register’s Offi ce for Wayne 

County, Tennessee, and by a 

certain Modifi cation of Deed of 

Trust, dated February 26, 2010, 

of record in Record Book 127, 

Page 958 in the Register’s Offi ce 

for 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, will by virtue of 

the power and authority vested 

in me as Trustee, on the 27 th 

day of December, 2011 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 

real property: a certain tract or 

parcel of land lying and being 

situated in the 2 nd Civil District 

of Wayne County, Tennessee, and 

which is bounded and described 

as follows, to-wit: 

A certain tract or parcel of 

land situated in the 1 st Civil 

District of Wayne County, 

Tennessee, and being more 

particularly bounded and 

described as follows: 

BEGINNING at a broken 

concrete right of way mark 150 

LT station 11+20 New Highway 

65; thence North 29° 26’ 20” 

West along Robert Dalton’s 

West boundary as described 

in Deed Book No. 104, page 

572, Register’s Offi ce of Wayne 

County, Tennessee, a distance 

of 141.40 feet to a concrete 

monument; thence with the 

South margin of Old Highway 

64, South 53° 12’ 40” West 

a distance of 86.13 feet to a 

concrete monument same being 

South 35° 30’ 20” East 35.08 

feet from a found nail in Old 

Highway 64, and being North 53° 

12’ 40” East a distance of 89.06 

feet from a found nail and cap in 

ramp in Old Highway 64; thence 

with the cord of a circle having a 

radius of 150 feet South 11° 35’ 

27” West a distance of 128.42 

feet to a concrete monument; 

said monument being 50 feet 

East of centerline of said ramp to 

Old Highway 64, and being the 

North right of way line of New 

Highway 64; thence North 71° 

43’ East 173 feet with said right 

of way to the point of beginning, 

containing 0.36 acres, more or 

less. There is also a permanent 

easement across said parcel as 

shown in Lien Book 4, page 178, 

and any and all other easements, 

reservations and restrictions set 

out in full in Quitclaim Deed 

of State of Tennessee to Lloyd 

Carrol and wife, Jacqueline H. 

Carrol, dated Feb. 16, 1982, and 

recorded in Deed Book No. 88, 

page 631, Register’s Offi ce of 

Wayne County, Tennessee. 

This being the real property 

conveyed to Joseph D. Kelley 

and Danny Kelley, by deed 

of Billy Kelly, dated May 25, 

2007, of record in Record Book 

97, Page 186, Register’s Offi ce 

of Wayne County, Tennessee. 

Furthermore, this being the real 

property conveyed to Danny 

Kelley, by deed of Joseph D. 

Kelley, dated October 26, 2010, 

of record in Record Book 132, 

Page 587, Register’s Offi ce of 


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, 

Trustee 

W. ANDREW YARBROUGH 

ATTORNEY 

Nov. 30, Dec. 7, 14, 2011 

are more than 99,000 

undelivered refund 

checks worth about $153 

million. The checks 

average $1,547. 

Taxpayers who believe 

their refund check may 

have been returned to 

the IRS as undelivered, 

should use the “Where’s 

My Refund? tool on 

www.IRS.gov. The tool 

will provide the status of 

their refund and, in some 

cases, instructions on 

how to resolve delivery 

problems. 

Taxpayers checking on 

a refund over the phone 

will receive instructions 

on how to update their 

addresses. Taxpayers 

can access a telephone 

NOTICE TO CREDITORS 

As Required by TCA §30- 

2-306 

Case Number 91CH1-2011- 

PR-116 

In the Matter of the Estate of: 

Daniel R Baskins, Deceased 

Notice is Hereby Given that on 

12/2/2011, Letters Testamentary, 

in respect to the Estate of Daniel 

R Baskins, deceased, who died 

5/28/2011, were issued to the 

undersigned by the Wayne 

County Chancery Court of 


All persons, resident and nonresident, 

having claims, matured 

or unmatured, against his Estate 

are required to fi le the same with 

the Clerk of the above-named 

Court, within the earlier of four 

(4) months from the date of the 

fi rst publication of this notice, 

or twelve (12) months from 

the decedent’s date of death, 

otherwise their claim will be 

forever barred. 

All persons indebted to the 

above Estate must come forward 

and make proper settlement with 

the undersigned at once. 

Date: 12/2/2011 

Holly Baskins 

Executor 

George G. Gray, Atty. 

Attorney 

Carolyn Mathis 

Clerk & Master 

Dec. 7, 14, 2011 

NOTICE TO CREDITORS 

As Required by TCA §30- 

2-306 

Case Number 91CH1-2011- 

PR-113 

In the Matter of the Estate of: 

Ella M Butler, Deceased 

Notice is Hereby Given that on 

11/23/2011, Letters Testamentary, 

of Administration, in respect 

to the Estate of Ella M Butler, 

deceased, who died 4/4/2011, were 

issued to the undersigned by the 

Wayne County Chancery Court 


All persons, resident and 

non-resident, having claims, 

matured or unmatured, against 

her Estate are required to fi le 

the same with the Clerk of the 

above-named Court, within the 

earlier of four (4) months from 

the date of the fi rst publication 

of this notice, or twelve (12) 

months from the decedent’s date 

of death, otherwise their claim 

will be forever barred. 

All persons indebted to the 

above Estate must come forward 

and make proper settlement with 

the undersigned at once. 

Date: 11/23/2011. 

Hazel M. Roberts 

Executor 

W. Andrew Yarbrough, 

Attorney 

Carolyn Mathis 

Clerk & Master 

Nov. 30, Dec. 7, 2011 

IN THE CHANCERY 

COURT 

FOR WAYNE COUNTY, 

TENNESSEE 

ORDER OF PUBLICATION 

– 

NON-RESIDENT NOTICE 

TERESA ANN WEBSTER, 

PLAINTIFF 

VS. 

CIVIL ACTION NO. 2011-CV- 

5023 

CURTIS JEROME WEBSTER 

DEFENDANT 

TO: CURTIS JEROME 

WEBSTER WHOSE 

WHEREABOUTS ARE 

UNKNOWN 

In this action it appearing 

from the Complaint which is 

sworn to that the residence and 

whereabouts of the Defendant, 

Curtis Jerome Webster, are 

unknown, he is, therefore, 

hereby required to serve upon 

Robert W. Freemon, Plaintiff’s 

Attorney, whose address is 

P.O. Box 386, Waynesboro, 

TN 38485, an answer to the 

Complaint within thirty (30) 

days subsequent to December 

21, 2011, otherwise, judgment by 

default will be taken against him 

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 21st day of 

November, 2011. 

CAROLYN MATHIS 

CLERK AND MASTER 

ROBERT W. FREEMON 

Attorney For Plaintiff 

Nov. 30, Dec. 7, 14, 21, 2011 

version of “Where’s 

My Refund?” by calling 

1-800-829-1954. 

While only a small 

percentage of checks 

mailed out by the IRS are 

returned as undelivered, 

taxpayers can put an 

end to lost, stolen or 

undelivered checks by 

choosing direct deposit 

when they fi le either paper 

or electronic returns. 

Last year, more than 78.4 

million taxpayers chose 

to receive their refund 

through direct deposit. 

Taxpayers can receive 

refunds directly into their 

bank account, split a tax 

refund into two or three 

fi nancial accounts or 

even buy a savings bond. 

The IRS also recommends 

that taxpayers fi le their 

tax returns electronically, 

because e-fi le eliminates 

the risk of lost paper 

returns. E-fi le also 

reduces errors on tax 

BID NOTICE 

The Wayne County Board 

of Education will accept bids 

on local phone service, VOIP 

phone service, long distance 

phone service, cellular phone 

service, and website hosting for 

Wayne County Schools until 1 

P.M., January 6, 2012. A detailed 

request for proposals can be seen 

at http://waynetn.net or obtained 

from the Wayne County Schools 

central offi ce (931-722-3548). 

The Wayne County Board of 

Education reserves the right to 

reject any or all bids. Bids should 

be labeled E-Rate services and 

submitted to the Wayne County 

Board of Education, P.O. Box 

658, 419 South Main Street, 

Waynesboro, Tennessee 38485. 

Barry Hanback, 

Chairman 

Gailand Grinder, 

Superintendent 

Nov. 30-Dec. 7-(ojb) 

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 October 27, 2007, executed 

by Michael Abbott and Shirley 

Abbott, conveying certain real 

property therein described to 

Mark A. Ellmore, as Trustee, 

as same appears of record in 

the Register’s Offi ce of Wayne 

County, Tennessee recorded 

October 30, 2007, in Deed Book 

103, Page 58-74; and 

WHEREAS, the benefi cial 

interest of said Deed of 

Trust was last transferred 

and assigned to BANK OF 

AMERICA, N.A., SUCCESSOR 

BY MERGER TO BAC HOME 

LOANS SERVICING, LP FKA 

COUNTRYWIDE HOME 

LOANS SERVICING, LP who 

is now the owner of said debt; 

and 

WHEREAS, Notice of the 

Right to Foreclose, if required 

pursuant to T.C.A. § 35-5-117, 

was given in accordance with 

Tennessee law; and 

WHEREAS, the undersigned, 

Rubin Lublin Suarez Serrano 

TN LLC, having been appointed 

as Substitute Trustee by 

instrument to be 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, Rubin Lublin 

Suarez Serrano TN LLC, as 

Substitute Trustee or his duly 

appointed agent, by virtue of 

the power, duty and authority 

vested and imposed upon said 

Substitute Trustee will, on 

December 27, 2011 at 11:00 AM 

at the Front Steps of the Wayne 

County Courthouse , located in 

Waynesboro, Tennessee, proceed 

to sell at public outcry to the 

highest and best bidder for cash 

or certifi ed funds ONLY, the 

following described property 

situated in Wayne County, 

Tennessee, to wit: 

SITUATED IN THE 8TH 

CIVIL DISTRICT OF WAYNE 

COUNTY, TENNESSEE, 

ON THE WATERS OF 

FORTH-EIGHT MILE 

CREEK, AND BEING MORE 

PARTICULARLY BOUNDED 

AND DESCRIBED AS 

FOLLOWS: 

FIRST TRACT: BEGINNING 

AT A STAKE WITH WHITE 

OAK POINTERS, IN A 

WIRE FENCE AND WEST 

BOUNDARY LINE OF THE 

TRACT OF WHICH THIS 

IS A PART, ALSO EAST 

BOUNDARY LINE OF THE 7.9 

ACRE TRACT CONVEYED 

BY J. H. NICHOLSON, 

TRUSTEE, TO J. R. GOBBELL 

AND OTIS STANFIELD BY 

DEED DATED NOVEMBER 

5, 1946, AND RECORDED IN 

THE REGISTER`S OFFICE 

OF WAYNE COUNTY, 

TENNESSEE, IN DEED BOOK 

NO. 29, PAGE 304, THE SAME 

BEING THE SOUTHWEST 

CORNER OF THE 3 ACRE 

TRACT CONVEYED BY JIM 

NEAL STUTTS AND WIFE, 

SUE STUTTS, TO HUBERT 

L. PHILLIPS, BY DEED 

DATED MARCH 8, 1960, AND 

RECORDED IN DEED BOOK 

NO. 43, PAGE 6, REGISTER`S 

OFFICE OF WAYNE COUNTY, 

TENNESSEE; THENCE WITH 

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2011 - SECOND SECTION - THE WAYNE COUNTY NEWS - PAGE THREE 

returns and speeds up 

refunds. Nearly 8 out of 

10 taxpayers chose e-fi le 

last year. E-fi le combined 

with direct deposit is the 

best option for taxpayers 

to avoid refund problems; 

it’s easy, fast and safe. 

The public should be 

aware that the IRS does 

not contact taxpayers 

by e-mail to alert them 

of pending refunds and 

does not ask for personal 

or fi nancial information 

through email. Such 

messages are common 

SOUTH BOUNDARY LINE 

OF SAID 3 ACRE TRACT, 

SOUTH 73 DEGREES EAST 

400 FEET TO A STAKE ON 

WEST MARGIN OF STUTTS 

DRIVE, THE SAME SAID 

TO BE THE SOUTHEAST 

CORNER OF SAID 3 ACRE 

TRACT; THENCE WITH 

WEST MARGIN OF SAID 

STUTTS DRIVE, SOUTH 6 

DEGREES EAST 55 FEET TO 

A STAKE IN SAME; THENCE 

NORTH 71 DEGREES WEST 

402 FEET TO A STAKE, IN 

WEST BOUNDARY LINE OF 

TRACT OF WHICH THIS IS 

A PART, WITH HICKORY 

POINTERS; THENCE NORTH 

6 DEGREES EAST WITH 

SAID EAST BOUNDARY 

LINE 41 FEET TO THE 

BEGINNING, CONTAINING 

BY ESTIMATION 0.44 ACRES, 

BE THE SAME MORE OR 

LESS. 

SECOND TRACT: 

BEGINNING AT A STAKE IN 

THE SOUTH MARGIN OF U. 

S. HIGHWAY 64, THE SAME 

BEING THE NORTHWEST 

CORNER OF A LOT NOW 

OWNED BY HUBERT 

PHILLIPS AND RUNS 

THENCE SOUTH WITH THE 

EAST BOUNDARY LINE OF 

THE LOT OF WHICH THIS 

IS A PART, AND PHILLIPS` 

WEST BOUNDARY LINE 

APPROXIMATELY 150 

FEET TO THE SOUTHEAST 

CORNER OF SAID POAG LOT 

AND IN THE BOUNDARY 

LINE OF THE LONNIE 

STAGGS PROPERTY; 

THENCE IN A WESTERLY 

DIRECTION WITH THE 

SOUTH BOUNDARY LINE 

OF THE LOT OF WHICH 

THIS IS A PART 75 FEET TO 

A STAKE IN THE SAME; 

THENCE NORTH AND 

PARALLEL TO THE EAST 

BOUNDARY LINE HEREOF 

APPROXIMATELY 150 FEET 

TO A STAKE IN THE SOUTH 

MARGIN OF THE RIGHT OF 

WAY OF U. S. HIGHWAY NO. 

64; THENCE EAST WITH THE 

SOUTH MARGIN OF RIGHT 

OF WAY OF U. S. HIGHWAY 

NO. 64, APPROXIMATELY 

75 FEET TO THE POINT OF 

BEGINNING. 

THIRD TRACT: 

BEGINNING AT A STAKE IN 

THE SOUTH MARGIN OF 

U. S. HIGHWAY NO. 64, AND 

BEING THE NORTHEAST 

CORNER OF A TRACT OF 

LAND BELONGING TO JIM 

POAG AND WIFE, THENCE 

SOUTH WITH THE EAST 

BOUNDARY LINE OF SAID 

POAG TRACT AND PASSING 

THE SOUTHEAST CORNER 

OF SUCH POAG TRACT, 

AND THEN RUNNING WITH 

THE EAST BOUNDARY LINE 

OF THE LONNIE STAGGS 

TRACT, IN ALL 420 FEET TO 

A STAKE; THENCE IN AN 

EASTWARDLY DIRECTION 

AND PARALLEL WITH THE 

SOUTH MARGIN OF U.S. 

HIGHWAY NO. 64, 315 FEET 

TO A STAKE; THENCE NORTH 

420 FEET TO A STAKE IN THE 

SOUTH MARGIN OF SAID US. 

HIGHWAY NO. 64; THENCE 

WEST WITH THE SOUTH 

MARGIN OF U. S. HIGHWAY 

NO. 64, 315 FEET TO THE 

PLACE OF BEGINNING, 

AND CONTAINING 3 ACRES, 

MORE OR LESS. 

THERE IS ALSO 

phishing scams at www. 

IRS.gov. The agency 

urges taxpayers receiving 

such messages not to 

release any personal 

information, reply, 

open any attachments 

or click on any links to 

avoid malicious code 

that can infect their 

computers. The best 

way for an individual to 

verify if she or he has a 

pending refund is going 

directly to IRS.gov and 

using the “Where’s My 

Refund?” tool. 

Guest Speaker 

W’boro Rotary Club 

Chief Executive of Wayne Medical Center, Gerald 

Faircloth was the guest speaker at the Tuesday, 

November 29 th meeting of the Waynesboro Rotary 

Club. Mr. Faircloth was the guest of Rotarian 

Jeff Davis. He shared with the group about the 

importance of small community based hospitals and 

how signifi cant it was for the doctors, nurses and 

the entire staff to always be professional and treat 

people with a caring attitude. He also commented 

on the improvements at the hospital including 

new medical technology as well as improvements 

outside the facility with the landscaping. Pictured 

from left are Jeff Davis and Gerald Faircloth. 

CONVEYED IN TRUST AN 

EXCLUSIVE, PERMANENT 

WATER LINE EASEMENT 

AS SET OUT IN FULL IN 

GRANT OF WATER LINE 

EASEMENT EXECUTED BY 

KELLY HOMES, INC, TO 

ROBERT FOY SANDERS, 

JR., DATED OCTOBER 23, 

2001, AND RECORDED IN 

RECORD BOOK 21, PAGE 

949, REGISTER`S OFFICE 

OF WAYNE COUNTY, 

TENNESSEE, AND BY 

REFERENCE THERETO 

THE SAME IS MADE A PART 

HEREOF THE SAME AS IF 

COPIED IN FULL HEREIN. 

BEING THE SAME 

PROPERTY CONVEYED TO 

MICHEAL ABBOTT AND 

WIFE, SHIRLEY ABBOTT, 

BY WARRANTY DEED FROM 

JOHN ESTES AND WIFE, 

JULIE ESTES, RECORDED 

IN RECORD BOOK 103, PAGE 

56 , REGISTER`S OFFICE 

FOR WAYNE COUNTY, 

TENNESSEE. 

PARCEL ID: 065L B 00100 

000 

PROPERTY ADDRESS: The 

street address of the property is 

believed to be 1420 Old Highway 

64 East, 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): 

Michael Abbott, Shirley Abbott 

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. 

THIS LAW FIRM IS 

ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT 

A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION 

OBTAINED WILL BE USED 

FOR THAT PURPOSE. 

Rubin Lublin Suarez 

Serrano 

TN LLC, 

Substitute Trustee 

119 S. Main Street, 

Suite 500 

Memphis, TN 38103 

www.rubinlublin.com/ 

property-listings.php 

Tel: (877) 813-0992 

Fax: (404) 601-5846 

Nov. 30, Dec. 7, 14, 2011 

NOTICE OF 

FORECLOSURE 

SALE 

Default having occurred 

under that Deed of Trust dated 

October 20, 1998, and recorded 

in Trust Deed Book No. 152, 

page 564, Register’s Offi ce 

of Wayne County, Tennessee 

executed by Mattie Staggs 

Brown, 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. 

Pursuant to Section 35-5-117, 

Tennessee Code Annotated, a 

sixty (60) day notice of the legal 

right to foreclosure was sent by 

regular mail on September 26, 

2011, to the said Mattie Staggs 

Brown, by the said Wayne 

County Bank. 

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, January 5, 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 lst Civil District of Wayne 

County, Tennessee, on the North 

side of U. S. Highway No. 64, 

about 2 ½ miles East of the 

Town of Waynesboro, and being 

more particularly bounded and 

described as follows: 

BEGINNING at a stake on 

the North edge of U. S. Highway 

No. 64, the same being the 

Southeast corner of the tract 

of land of which this is a part; 

runs thence North 84 feet to a 

stake and pointers; thence West 

216 feet to a stake and pointers; 

thence South 84 feet to a stake on 

the North edge of said Highway 

No. 64; thence with the North 

edge of U. S. Highway No. 64, 

an Eastern direction, 216 feet 

to the point of beginning, and 

containing about one-half (1/2) 

acre, more or less. 

Also attached is a 1999 

Clayton Mobile Home, VIN No. 

CLA045Z05TN. 

This being the real property 

conveyed to Elbert Staggs and 

wife, Mattie Staggs, by deed 

of Bertha Risner Stutts and 

husband, Commodore Stutts, 

dated June 25, 1953, and 

recorded in Deed Book No. 

39, page 248, Register’s Offi ce 


Thereafter, the said Elbert Staggs 

died and the said Mattie Staggs 

(now Brown), became the owner 

of the fee simple title to the land 

above described as the surviving 

tenant by the entirety. 

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 

December 7, 14, 21, 2011 

A 

Reminder!! 

All Ad 

Pictures 

And Ad 

Material 

For 

The 2011 

Christmas 

Section 

Must 

Be In Offi ce 

By 

December 

7th At 5 P.M. 

For More 

Info. Call 

722-5429!

PAGE FOUR - SECOND SECTION - THE WAYNE COUNTY NEWS - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2011 

Gems and Junk Furniture, 

Washers, Dryers, 

Refrigerators, Freezers, 

Antiques, Collectibles, 307 

Hwy. 13 South, Collinwood. 

724-6072. 

Aug. 3-tf-(ojb) 

FOR SALE: Used Appliances, 

Washers, Dryers, Stoves, 

Refrigerators, At Linden 

Repair, 228 West Main, 

Linden, 931-589-2044. 

July 15-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) 

BATTERIES: Car $49.95, 

Tractor and Semi-truck 

$82.95, Wheelchair $69.95, 

Road & Field Starter & 

Alternator Svc., Hwy. 64 E., 

Savannah, 731-925-3838. 

Oct. 26 thru Dec. 14-(ojb) 

House FOR SALE: Three 

Bedroom Brick, 2 Ac. Land, 

Holly Creek Community. 

Call 724-9271 or 724-9373. 

Nov. 2 thru Dec. 28-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 

Superior 

Carpet 

Cleaning & Janitorial 

(931) 722-6400 

Locally Owned 

Over 15 Years Floor 

Care Experience 

Hundreds of 

Satisfi ed Customers 

Backhoe 

Services 

Driveways - Yardwork - Ditches 

WE DIG THE SMALL STUFF 

931-332-0747 - ANDY THOMPSON 

NAME 

BRANDS 

Waynesboro Home, FOR 

SALE, LEASE, or RENT 

To Own. $35,000.00 Sale 

Price or $350.00 Per Month 

Rent. Needs Work. Up To 4 

Months FREE RENT For 

Work Done. Call John 303- 

691-8113. Nov. 16-tf-(ojb) 

HOUSE FOR SALE or RENT: 

Adamsville. 3 BR., 2 BA., 

Carport, Cent. Heat/HVAC, 

Carpet, All Appliances, 

Fenced Backyard, Nice Quiet 

Street. Call 731-632-1688, or 

926-5082. 

Nov. 30-Dec. 7-14-21-(ojb) 

FOR SALE: 1983 Doublewide 

Trailer, 332-6051. 


FOR SALE: 3 Year Old 

Washer and Dryer, $200.00; 

Antique Wardrobe, $200.00; 

Computer; 676-3744. 

Nov. 30-Dec. 7-P. 

Baby Calves FOR SALE: 

Holstein Bulls, Crossbred 

Heifers and Bulls, 931-853- 

4431, 931-853-6535. 

Nov. 30-Dec. 7-14-21-(ojb) 

B R I A R W O O D 

FIREWOOD: Specialize 

in Cherry, Hickory, Oak. 

Terry Brewer, Call 931- 

722-4884. Eagle Creek Rd., 

Waynesboro, TN. “You Call, 

We’ll Haul” Also Gutter and 

Chimney Cleaning. 

Dec. 7-14-21-28-(ojb) 

LOWEST 

PRICES 

FURNITURE 

4 LESS 

Barlow Shopping Center 

Waynesboro, TN. ~ 722-3900 

*FINANCING *LAY-A-WAY *DELIVERY 

Are You About To Build That New Barn, 

Deck Or Put On A House Roof???? 

Call Us With Your Material List And See If 

We Can Save Money For You! 

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 

Mobile Home and 3/4 Acre 

on Wayne County and 

Lawrence County Line, 

$12,900.00, 931-722-7541. 

Nov. 30-Dec. 7-14-(ojb) 

Building Sites, 5 Miles East 

of Waynesboro, $5,000.00 

Per Acre, 931-722-7541. 

Nov. 30-Dec. 7-14-(ojb) 

1999 Mobile Home, 2 

Bedroom, 1 Bath, Good 

Condition, $9,000.00 By Itself 

or Will Sell With Some Land. 

It’s Ready To Be Set Up. 931- 

722-7541. 

Nov. 30-Dec. 7-14-(ojb) 

2006 Polaris Ranger 6x4, 

$5,250.00, 931-722-7541. 

Nov. 30-Dec. 7-14-(ojb) 

1998 Jeep Wrangler, 6 Cyl., 

5 Spd, 120K, New Paint, No 

Top or Doors, $4,500.00, 931- 

722-7541. 

Nov. 30-Dec. 7-14-(ojb) 

FOR SALE: Baby Chicks. 

If Interested Call 931-332- 

2062. 

Nov. 30-Dec. 7-14-21-P. 

Dell Laptops $400.00, Under 

Warranty. Also, Laptop 

Repair. 731-925-6183. 

Nov. 30-tf-(ojb) 

HOME FOR SALE: Jerry 

Prater Rd., Clifton, TN, 3 

Bedroom, 2 Full Baths, Brick 

Ranch, 40x60 Metal Shop 

Building, Large Yard, Good 

Neighborhood. Call 931-676- 

5203 For Inquiries. Shown 

By Appointment Only. 

Dec. 7-P. 

We need Trades! Top Value 

Given! Free Appraisals. Call 

For Details. 931-381-2028. 

Dec. 7-14-21-(ojb) 

Financing available 

including 0 Down!! Lot 

models Reduced, only 5 

left. Call or visit us at www. 

claytonhomesofcolumbiatn. 

com, 931-381-2028. 

Dec. 7-14-21-(ojb) 

WAYNE COUNTY GLASS. 

GLASS, MIRROR, 

PLEXI, SAFETY GLASS, 

HANDYMAN SERVICES. 

722-6600. 

Dec. 7-P. 

FOR SALE: Loveseat, Good 

Condition, Country Scene, 

Fall Colors, 931-796-2479 

and 931-209-5794. 

Dec. 7-(ojb) 

CKC Shih-Tzu Male Puppies, 

Vet Checked, First Shots, 

$250.00 or Best Offer, 724- 

5818. Dec. 7-14-21-P. 

Yamaha Clavinova Model 

#CLP611 Electric Piano 

With Voices, $500.00, 931- 

722-7665. Dec. 7-14-P. 

RADA Kitchen Knives. Big 

Inventory In Stock, Lots 

To Choose From. Greenhill 

Shopping Center, Hwy 43, 

Greenhill. Closed Monday 

and Tuesday, 256-710-1694. 

Dec. 7-(ojb) 

Diabetic Socks, Made In 

USA, 3 Pair $3.99. Greenhill 

Shopping Center, Hwy 43, 

Greenhill. Closed Monday 

and Tuesday, 256-710-1694. 

Dec. 7-(ojb) 

79 Chevy ¾ Ton, 350 4 Spd., 

Good Work Truck, $1,000.00, 

931-676-5352. Dec. 7-tf-(ojb) 

STEEL BUILDINGS – Arch 

and Framed. END OF YEAR 

CLEARANCE! Lowest 

prices – Buy NOW for Spring, 

SAVE THOUSANDS!! 

20x26, 25x40, others. Display 

savings also! Call 866-352- 

0469. Dec. 7-14-21-P. 

1990 Ford F-350, 4x4, 5 Spd. 

Diesel, 84K, Flatbed, Jon 

Holt, 332-2604. Dec. 7-(ojb) 

FOR SALE: 52” Hitachi 

Widescreen Television, 2005 

Model. Call 722-0268. 

Dec. 7-14-(ojb) 

FOR SALE: 2003 Saturn 

Vue, $3,500.00. Call 332-4102 

or 724-4878. Dec. 7-(ojb) 

96 Coachman 36’ 5 th Wheel 

Camper and ¼ Acre Land, 

$9,900.00, 931-722-7541. 

Dec. 7-14-(ojb) 

1996 Highjacker II 36’ 5 th 

Wheel Camper and ½ Acre 

Land, $9,900.00, 931-722- 

7541. Dec. 7-14-(ojb) 

1 Acre Building Lot 5 

Miles East of Waynesboro, 

$7,500.00, 931-722-7541. 

Dec. 7-14-(ojb) 

1981 Jeep CJ5, 6 Cyl., 4 Spd., 

With Hard Top, $2,750.00, 

931-722-7541. 

Dec. 7-14-(ojb) 

Seasoned Firewood and 

Cedar Fence Posts, 722-9423. 

Dec. 7-P. 

C & C 

Tree Service 

*Tree Removal 

*Tree Topping 

*Lot Clearing & Lite 

Digging 

FREE ESTIMATES! 

FULLY INSURED! 

Owners: 

Corey - 931-332-1576 

Chris - 931-332-5882 

G & G 

Construction 

ALL TYPES OF CONSTRUCTION 

Residential - Commercial - Industrial 

931-722-3934 

Fax: 931-722-9198 - Mobile: 931-722-8123 

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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 

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ROOFING 

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Free Estimates & Roof Inspections 

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HEATING & AIR 

15 YEARS EXPERIENCE 

Offi ce Space Available At 

Hurricane Plaza, (Next to 

Hurricane Inn). Call For 

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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. S. 28-tf-(ojb) 


Furnished Kitchenette 

Apartment, $70.00 Week, 

With Deposit, In Waynesboro. 

722-9924, 724-5537. 


FOR RENT: 2 Bedroom, 

1 Bath Mobile Home, 

Central Heat and Air, Newly 

Remodeled. NO PETS, No 

Exceptions. Call 931-332- 

6207, 931-722-7669 or 931- 

332-2060. 


House FOR RENT At 

Pickwick: 3 BR., 2 Bath, 

On Water. Furnished. Great 

Location. Wood Burning 

Stove. Cent. Heat/Cooling. 

Cable. Dock. Call 731-632- 

1688, or 926-5082. 

Nov. 30-Dec. 7-14-21-(ojb) 

Rent no more!! 

Homeownership Program, 

$1,000 Dollar Christmas 

Cash With Purchase. Call 

For Details 931-381-2028. 

Dec. 7-14-21-(ojb) 

Campers FOR RENT: 

$500.00 Per Month, 

Electricity Included. $200.00 

Security Deposit, 931-722- 

7541. Dec. 7-14-(ojb) 

Apartment FOR RENT: 

$275.00 Month, $200.00 

Deposit, 931-628-9380 or 

931-306-0280.Dec. 7-28-(ojb) 


House, All Utilities Included. 

Rent Weekly or Monthly. 

931-374-2958.Dec. 7-14-(ojb) 

BUY IT! 

SELL IT! 

FIND IT! 

We’re Trimming Our Prices 

While You Trim Your Tree. $10 

A Week Off Your December 

Rent! Avail: 2B/1B $90, 

3B/1.5B $95 and Completely 

Remodeled 3B/2B $110. 

Weekly With Most Utilities 

Included and Internet is 

Available. 931-722-9401. 

Dec. 7-tf-(ojb) 

Beautiful Secluded Double 

Wide Filled With Amenities. 

Large 3 Bedroom/2 Bath 

With Master Garden Tub. 

On Acreage, Wrap Around 

Porch, Large Private Yard 

and Security Lighting. Only 

2 Miles To Town. $120/wk. 

Most Utilities Included. 931- 

722-9401. 

Dec. 7-tf-(ojb) 

FOR RENT: Trailer, 3 

Bedroom, 2 Full Baths. No 

Inside Animals. References. 

Call 931-724-4359 or Leave 

Number. 

Dec. 7-14-P. 

WANT TO BUY: Forest or 

Pasture Land In Holly Creek 

Area. Call 931-724-2451. 

Nov. 16-23-30-Dec. 7-P. 

I Want To Buy Goats, 

Chickens, and Guineas, 931- 

427-8477. 

Nov. 30-Dec. 7-14-21-(ojb) 

TENNESSEE NATIONAL 

GUARD Set yourself apart 

and Rise to the Challenge! 

Tuition Assistance, Medical 

Benefi ts, Monthly Paycheck 

- The Time is NOW 

Contact a Recruiter at 

www.NationalGuard.com 

(TnScan) 

Dec. 7-tps 

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” 

Are you missing 

your little 

Bulldog? Sweet 

natured and 

affectionate. 

If this is your pet, 

or if you know 

the owner of this 

pet, please call 

724-4952. 

Cypress Inn 

Area. 

> Hunter’s Special!! Long road frontage, small waterfall, 

food plot, plenty of wildlife, 35.31 ac. +- $49,280.00 

>New Listing---2 bedrooms, 2 baths, CHA, living area, 

dining area & kitchen all in large great room, fi replace, 

storm shelter, screened back porch, front porch overlooks 

23.6 ac+- with pond, creek, large metal building, ,$190,000.00 

>New Listing---2 bedrooms, 2 baths, CHA, living area, 

dining area & kitchen in great room, fi replace view nature 

from the front and back covered porch, laundry room, 

walk in closet in master bath, creek, workshop. 19.34 ac. 

+- $182,900.00 

>4 bedrooms, 1 bath, living room, den, sun porch, offi ce, 

dining room, kitchen, laundry room, carport, hardwood 

fl oors. $135,000.00 

>2 bedrooms, 1 bath, Cottage, brick/vinyl, carport, near 

down Town Waynesboro. $49,900.00 

>2 bedrooms, 1 bath, CHA, carport, plus 1 bedroom, 1 

bath Apartment, nice large yard. $84,000.00 

>.3.10 ac. +- located in Ross Creek Farm.$25,900.00 

>3 bedrooms, 1 bath, detached garage, outbuildings, barn, 

4.76 Acres+- $99,500.00 (FOR RENT) 

>Lot near Tennessee River Clifton area, water & sewer 

available. $9,000.00 

>3 bedrooms, 1 bath, hardwood fl oors, screened carport, 

garage, workshop, extra lot. $59,900.00 

>4 bedrooms, 2 baths, CHA, hardwood fl oors, sun room, 

dining room, living room, den, extra lot. $272,000.00 

>3.38 ac. +- in Ross Creek Farm. $25,900.00 

>Church building, 2 baths, kitchen, gas heat. $22,000.00 

>Hunter’s paradise, 1 bedrooms, 1 bath cabin, 71 Acres+-, 

creek, fi n. avail. $120,000.00 

> 2 acres+- Ross Creek Farm, creek frontage. $34,500.00 

> Great place for horses, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, CHA. 6.82 

ac. +-. $74,900.00 

>8 Acres+- Hwy. 64 east $35,000.00 

> 7 bedrooms, bathroom, CHA. 12.59 ac. +- $220,000.00. 

>5.11 ac. +- $13,000.00 

>2.60 ac. +-, Power, water & gas available. $11,000.00 

>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, DECEMBER 7, 2011 - THE WAYNE COUNTY NEWS - SECOND SECTION - PAGE FIVE 

CLASSIFIEDS 

WANTED TO BUY OIL 

or gas royalties, overrides, 

working interest, minimum 

offer $500 up to $1 million. 

Call for cash offer 1-270-929- 

6095. (TnScan) Dec. 7-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) Dec. 7-tps 

BIG G EXPRESS INC 

Currently hiring OTR 

Drivers. Good equipment, 

home most weekends Option 

to run the weekends, good 

benefi ts, 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. 

(TnScan) Dec. 7-tps 

FLATBED DRIVERS NEW 

PAY Scale- Start @ .37cpm 

Up to .04cpm Mileage Bonus 

Home Weekends Insurance & 

401K Apply @ Boydandsons. 

com 800-648-9915. (TnScan) 

Dec. 7-tps 

CDL-A DRIVERS - STEADY 

MILES, New Equipment, 

Regular Hometime. Dry Van 

and Flatbed ($500 Sign-On 

for Flatbed). Benefi ts after 

30 days! CDL Graduates 

Needed. 888-801-5295. 


DRIVERS/ CDL TRAINING 

- CAREER Central No 

Money Down CDL Training 

Work for us or let us work 

for you! Unbeatable Career 

Opportunities. *Trainee 

*Company Driver *Lease 

Operator Earn up to $51k 

*Lease Trainers Earn up to 

$80k (877) 369-7191 www. 

centraltruckdrivingjobs.com 


DRIVERS - CDL-A NEED 

EXTRA Cash for the 

Holidays? Experience Pays! 

Up to $3,000 Bonus Sign- 

On Bonus! Get the money & 

respect you deserve! 6 mos. 

OTR exp. & CDL Req’d. Call 

Today! 877-521-5775, www. 

usatruck.jobs (TnScan) 

MMid-Tennessee Supply 

*Kitchen Cabinets 

*Vanities & Marble 

Tops Sun.-Thurs. 8-5 

*Acrylic & Fiberglass Fri. 8-4 

*Tubs & Showers Closed Sat. 

*Whirlpools Call Ahead! 

*Plumbing Supplies 931-722-9566 

*Tools 931-722-7266 

*Blueberry Plants 

2328 Indian Creek Rd., Waynesboro, TN 

Auction FAQ’s 

Q: 

A: 

Q: 

A: 

Q: 

A: 

DRIVERS - CDL-A OTR 

DRIVERS Start up to 44¢ 

per mile!! • Lease Purchase 

Available! • Great Hometime 

• Experience Req’d. Call 

Today! 800-441-4271 X TN- 

100 HornadyTransportation. 

com (TnScan) 

Dec. 7-tps 

DRIVERS - CDL-A 

DRIVERS NEEDED! We 

Have The Miles! OTR 

positions available! Teams 

Needed!! Class A CDL & 

Hazmat Req’d 800-942-2104 

Ext. 7307 or 7308 www. 

totalms.com (TnScan) 

Dec. 7-tps 

DRIVERS: RUN GA, 

AL, MS, TN & FL Home 

Weekends, Earn Up to 39¢/ 

mi, 1 yr OTR Flatbed exp. 

Call: Sunbelt Transport, 

LLC 1-800-572-5489 ext. 

227. (TnScan) 

Dec. 7-tps 

DRIVER - STABLE 

CAREER, NO Experience 

Needed! Sign On Bonuses 

Available! Top Industry pay 

& quality training, 100% 

Paid CDL Training 800-326- 

2778 www.JoinCRST.com 

(TnScan) 

Dec. 7-tps 

TAKE A CLOSER LOOK! 

Teams/Casual/Solos Needed. 

$45-$55K Average Earnings- 

Solos. $4k Sign-On for 

Teams! Quarterly Harley 

Davidson Giveaway! CDL-A, 

1-Year Experience Required. 

888.691.9841 • www.m-v-t. 

com (TnScan) 

Dec. 7-tps 

EAGLE CREEK FRAME 

SHOP: Custom Framing 

and Matting. A Large 

Selection of Prints, Frames 

and Mirrors. Earl and Sarah 

Cook, 931-676-5451, www. 

eaglecreekframeshop.com. 

Sept. 19-tf-(ojb) 

NOTICE: We Imprint Your 

Napkins For Weddings, 

Showers, Teas and 

Anniversaries. Two Day 

Service. Duren Drugs, 722- 

5466. 

Sept. 26-tf-(ojb) 

Why sell my house at auction rather than 

list it? 

Isn’t that a desperate measure? 

Why put a price on your property and limit the value? Why 

put your life on hold while waiting for someone to make an 

offer? Why inconvenience yourself for showings? Why wait 

for loan approval or a qualifi ed buyer? Why wait for a home 

inspection? Why wait? Why wait? The auction method is the 

only way to realize full value of your home or property and 

gives you the ability to get on with your life. You take control 

of the sales process. You set the date and time that your 

property will sell, as well as the terms and conditions. 

How do you advertise/market the sale? 

Your property is showcased in newspaper ads, promotional 

fl yers, direct mail campaigns, and e-mail notifi cation to all 

potential buyers and interested agents. 

How much do you think it will bring? 

What if I don’t get offered what I want, 

do I have to sell it? 

These are our most commonly asked questions. The 

best answer is “Fair Market Value”. We don’t know what 

the property will bring until the sale is over. Through our 

marketing campaign, we assure your property is showcased 

to all potential buyers in the marketplace the day of your sale. 

You, as the seller, reserve the right to reject the fi nal offer. 

Contact Johnny Holland, Randy Shook or John White 

931-762-8585 

JOHN WHITE 

Realty & Auction L.L.C. 

306 CREWS STREET • SUITE B • LAWRENCEBURG, TN 38464 

PHONE: 931-762-8585 

Firm Lic. No. 4773 Firm Lic. No. 4773 

John M. White, Broker - Auctioneer • Lic. No. 5696 

Randy Shook, Auctioneer • Lic. No. 2189 • Johnny Holland, Broker Auctioneer • Lic. No. 35 

All announcements made day of sale take precedence over any printed matter or prior announcements. 

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) 

We Buy Scrap Gold: Sherry’s 

Fine Jewelry, Gold Prices Are 

Sky High. Call or Come By, 

Talk To Sherry, 722-3664. 

Apr. 15-tf-(ojb) 

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) 

Starters, Alternators, 

Batteries, D. C. Motors, and 

Cables for All Applications! 

Road and Field Starter 

Service, Savannah, TN, 731- 

925-3838. 

Jan. 19, 2011-Jan. 4, 2012-P. 

DAVIS BACKHOE 

SERVICE: All Types of 

Backhoe and Dump Truck 

Work. Owner Gary Davis, 

1-931-231-4544. 

May 25-tf-(ojb) 

NOTICE: Staggs Carpentry 

and Plumbing. Backhoe, 

Rock Work, Dump Truck, 

Trencher. 722-7319, 722- 

8151, 332-3868. 

Oct. 5-tf-(ojb) 

Diesel Injection Pump and 

Injector Rebuilding, Lift 

Pumps, Filters, Turbos, Etc. 

WEST TENN DIESEL, 731- 

925-2710. 

Oct. 12, 2011-Apr. 4, 2012-P. 

BEAUTICONTROL SALE, 

LOW PRICES. Call Before 

11:00 A.M., After 3:00, 

Saturday Anytime. 722-3252, 

Laura Beckham. 

Nov. 9-16-23-30-Dec. 7-14-P. 

DIVORCE WITH OR 

WITHOUT children $125. 

Includes name change 

and property settlement 

agreement. FREE 

information. SAVE hundreds. 

Fast and easy. Call 1-888- 

789-0198 24/7. (TnScan) 

H & P 

ELECTRIC 

•Commercial 

•Residential & Industrial 

•Licensed & Insured 

(H) 931-724-6271 

(C) 931-722-1861 

Will Pigg 

Curtis Holt 

FREE PUPPIES: Will Be 

Med. – Lg., Ready 12/15. Will 

Hold Till Christmas Eve. 

Wormed and First Shots. 

332-4715. 

Nov. 30-Dec. 7-14-21-P. 

FREE: Two Chihuahuas 

(1 Male, 1 Female). Jerry 

Whitehead, 1375 Second 

Creek Rd., Lutts, 931-724- 

9185. 

Dec. 7-P. 

FREE Puppy To Good 

Home: 10 Week Old Female 

Rottweiler Mix To Good 

Home, Has Had The First 

Puppy Shots. Situation At 

Home Has Changed and Not 

Able To Keep Her. Call 931- 

676-3989. 

Dec. 7-P. 

ALLIED HEALTH CAREER 

TRAINING- Attend college 

100% online. Job placement 

assistance. Computer 

available. Financial Aid if 

qualifi ed. SCHEV certifi ed. 

Call 800-481-9409 www. 

CenturaOnline.com 

(TnScan) 

Dec. 7-tps 

CHRISTMAS JEWELRY 

SALE: Hwy. 13 South at 

Babe’s Store. Friday 9:00, 

Saturday 9:00. 

Dec. 7-P. 

MICHAEL 

BRATCHER 

Heating & Cooling 

Service, Repair & 

Unit Replacement 

Licensed & 

Certifi ed 

931-724-5383 

Daniel’s 

Seamless 

Gutters 

FREE ESTIMATES 

Dwight Daniel 

Owner 

931-724-4802 

Hot 

Diggidy 

Dog 

Grooming 

Grooming With A 

Gentle Touch. 

References Available 

Over 10 Years Experience! 

Call For Appointment 

JUDY WASHBURN 

Waynesboro, TN 

931-722-7679 

Hunt & Son Roofi ng, Inc. 

ROOFING TYPES 

~Shingle~Metal~Rubber~Foam~ 

INSULATION SERVICES 

~FOAM~Blown~Batten~Flash-Batt~ 

FREE ESTIMATES - www.spfoftn.com 

Energy Savings up to 50%!!! 

931-722-3048 / 931-722-5542 / 931-722-5579 

WILLOWBROOK APARTMENTS 

IN WAYNESBORO, TN 

is accepting applications for the elderly, 

disabled or handicapped. 1 and 2 Bedroom 

units, water, sewer, trash, and grounds maintenance 

furnished. On site laundry facility. 

Rental assistance available. 

For More Information Call Cynthia Brewer. 

Willowbrook Apartments 

Rural 

Development 722-3317 

CASH ADVANCE 

AMOUNT BASED ON 

EXPECTED TAX REFUND 

GET UP TO $1,000.00 

CASH ADVANCE TAKEN OUT 

OF 2011 TAX RETURN REFUND! 

ALL FEES TAKEN FROM REFUND! 

NO OUT OF POCKET EXPENSES! 

BEGINNING DATE: 10/21 

CALL 724-6480 FOR DETAILS 

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 

Serving The Middle TN Area With Professional 

Two-Way Communications Since 1957 

Quality Communications Consulting, Sales And Service For Business, 

Industry, Government, Public Safety, Education and Farming 

- Authorized Motorola Two-Way 

Radio Dealer - Sales, Service 

& Installation 

- Emergency Warning Lights & Sirens 

- FCC Narrow Banding Consulting 

Call or come by 

411 Gobble Street • Lawrenceburg, TN 

931-762-2247 

E-Z SELF STORAGE 

RENTAL UNITS 

Newly Opened! 

304 Hwy 13 South, Collinwood 

*Pay rent for 6 months 

and get 1 month FREE! 

*Pay rent for 12 months 

and get 2 months FREE! 

Call: 931-332-1001 

PROPERTIES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENTS ONLY: 

THANKS TO WAYNE COUNTY WE HAVE BEEN A SERVICE 34 YEARS 

1730 - 2.28 A., Convenience Store, includes fi xtures, gas pumps & tanks, $350,000. 

2072 - 12.45 A, 3 Bd., 1.5 Ba., Br., 14X20 Blg., 36X36 barn, 2/Gar., fenced, $185,000. 

2073 - 1 A., 3 Bd., 2 Ba., Luxurious Br., Corner F/place, 1,081 Ft., 4 car/gar, $325,000 

2129 - 13.6 A., Older Home, Spring, Well, Septic, paved, Topsy Rd., $36,000. 

2068 - 2 lots, 5 Bd., 3 Ba., 2400 Sq. Ft., 28X60 plus 24X30 bsmt., In C’wood, $64,500. 

2128 - 13 A., 4 Bd., 2 1/2 Ba., 2 car gar, crk, spg. pond, S/Shelter, $224,500. 

2064 - 52.86 A., L. timber, pasture, w/fall, spring, very nice, $135,000 

2127 - 7 A., 3 Bd., 2 Ba., 2006 16X80 M/N, pond, appls., fencing, $54,900. 

1613 - 20A - partly on Green R. divided in 6-8A tracts, ele. Rd, $3000/ac. o/fi nance. 

2123 - 4.6 A., 3 or 4 Bd, 2 Ba, Brick, 40x60 out/blg., new roof, pd. rd. $62,500. 

2124 - .44 A., 3 Bd., 1 Ba., home, Deck, near school, landscape, pd. dr, $40,000. 

2121 - 18 A., 3 Bd., 1 Ba. Home, 12x16 - 20x30 w/shops, crk., sp. fed pond, $80,000. 

2119 - 10 A., 3 Bd., 2 1/2 Ba., 2 St Cabin, 400 ft on Buffalo R., pasture, $149,500. 

2102 - 10.8 A., 3 Bd., 3 Ba., Brick, Bsmt., Gar., F/place, near W’boro, $164,900. 

2112 - 221 A, 130 in pasture, Fenced, Crks, $1595 Ac., level to rolling, $275,000. 

2107 - 83 A, 3 Bd, 2 Ba, unique farm, crkm 45 pasture, 58X50 metal barn, $349,500. 

1872 - 2 A., 3 Bd., 2 B., 2098 ft., 2 car gar., 24X30 bldg., bsmt., deck, $124,900. 

2094 - 8.97 A, pond, 2 trailers, dividing, 1 at $10,000, 1 at $15,000, all $35,000. 

2096 - 11 A., 1440 S. ft. 3 bd, 2 ba, cedar walls, 10x16 F Porch, 2 c/gar. $139,000. 

2098 - .88 A, 3 bd, 2 ba, 1960 Sq. Ft. Br., F/P, 26X66 w/shop, $105,000. 

2091 - 5000 Sq. Ft. Comm. Bld., new roof, carpet and auto shop, $150,000. 

2092 - 1/2 A., 4 Bd., 2 Ba. home, new C/A, 1200 Sq. Ft., Built in 1992, $49,500. 

2088 - 3 Bd, 1 Ba, Brick, remodeled, new appls., 16x12 blg. c/port, $73,000. 

2028 - 1.80 A, 4 Bd, 1 1/2 Ba, fence, F/Place, Gar, $127,600. 

2056 - 16 A, 14X60, 2 B, 1 1/2 BA., 40X52 Shop, Concrete fl , water, $57,000. 

1884 - 2 - 86 A., L Crk & fi elds, fenced, 20 ac. trs., good timber, $2000 ac. 

2059 - 145.9 A, wooded, 2 crk, paved rd, ph, ele. $130,000. 

2032 - 2 A, large 2 St., 4 Bd., 3 Ba., home, 4 L Blgs., more acres avail., $165,000. 

1947 - Apx. 30 A, 25 A. fi eld, fenced, 42x50 Barn,3 extra L/sheds, Spg. $75,000. 

2037 - 14.67 A, 960 Sq. ft. 2 Bd, 1 Ba Home, well, septic, metal roof, appls. $58.500. 

2038 - 109 A, Pd Rd, 20X60 Metal Blg w/ concrete fl oor, Spring, $169,400. 

Lots near Tenn. River near Sav. Owner Terms. $200 down. Owner/Agent 

1906 - 5 A. trs. on Hwy 13 So., $3,800 some, $2,700 per ac., barn $8,000. On 1-tr. 

1885 - 3.2 or 1.8 acs, TN River, great for development, $60,000 each. Won’t fl ood. 

List with UNITED COUNTRY – TERRY REALTY, AMERICA’S LARGEST RURAL REAL ESTATE 

COMPANY. Our worldwide computer links gives us names daily of potential real estatebuyers, 

which we mail local listings to. This all at no extra cost to you. Each United 

Country office is independently owned and operated. 

To See All Our Properties Go 

To Our Web: www.tennesseeland.org 

E-Mail – terryrealty @tennesseeland.com 

ALLEN TERRY, Broker/Owner 

PATTY TERRY, Owner 

LANCE WYLIE, Aff. Broker 

TOMMY JOHNSON, Aff. Broker 

(931) 722-3686 Office 

Cellular: 722-8145 

(931) 724-5247 Res. 


Board Of Education 

Special Meeting 

The Wayne County Board of Education 

will at 5:30 P.M. on Thursday, 

December 8, 2011, in the Board Meeting 

Room at the Central Offi ce. The 

agenda will be as follows: 

AGENDA 

I. Call to Order 

II. Moment of Silence 

III. Pledge of Allegiance 

IV. Consent items 

A. Adoption of the Agenda 

B. Minutes of the November Meeting 

C. Ledger of Accounts for October 

VI. Policy Review: None scheduled 

VII. Old Business 

A. Second Reading Policies 4.301, 

4.302, and 4.605 

B. Service Animal Policy 

VIII. New Business 

A. Wayne County Schools Report 

Card 

B. Volunteer Coach 

C. Evaluation instrument 

IX. Other

PAGE SIX - SECOND SECTION - THE WAYNE COUNTY NEWS - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2011 

Bloodmobile 

In C’wood 

Dec. 13th 

Think outside the box 

this holiday season. The 

perfect gift is at your 

nearest American Red 

Cross blood drive or 

blood donation center. 

And, unlike the latest 

fashion trend, video 

game or golf club, it 

CHURCH DIRECTORY AND DEVOTIONAL PAGE 

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 

Gregg Lee, Preacher 

Sunday Bible Class 9 – Worship 10 

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 


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 


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 


FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH 

On Eagle Creek - John Blackwell, Pastor 


Sunday Night 6 P.M. 

MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH 

Middle Butler Road - Mark Nelson, Pastor 


PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST CHURCH 

Highway 64 West – Waynesboro 


UPPER GREEN RIVER BAPTIST CHURCH 

Green River Road 


Jerry Flippo, Pastor 

OAK GROVE MISSIONARY 

BAPTIST CHURCH 

Just Off Pumping Station Road. 

Bro. Dusty Malugen 


CEDAR GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH 

Southeast Corner Wayne County 

Billy Hill, Pastor 

COLLINWOOD 

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 

Tennessee & 6 th Ave. – Collinwood 


Mike Hammonds, Pastor 

CLIFTON FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 

Clifton Tennessee 

Randal Runions, Interim Pastor 


LUTTS BAPTIST CHURCH 

Mike Calvert, Pastor 


costs nothing but an hour 

of your time. When you 

donate blood, you give 

the perfect gift – another 

hug, another laugh, 

another smile, another 

chance – to someone in 

need of blood. 

“It’s the season of giving 

and there’s one gift that 

won’t cost you a penny, 

but means the world to a 

patient in need,” said Tim 

WAYNESBORO 

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 

South Main Street – Waynesboro 

S.S. 9:45 A.M. – Worship 11 A .M. 

KELLEY’S CHAPEL 


Natural Bridge Road - Troy Gobbell, Pastor 


CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 

Jerry Robbins, Pastor 

Highway 13 South – Waynesboro 


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. 


MEMORIAL 


Indian Creek Road, Waynesboro 

Donnie Overton, Pastor 


GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH 

Colllinwood – Third Avenue 

Lawrence Steiner, Pastor 


LEATHERWOOD 


Highway 64 West 


RAY’S CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH 

3 ½ Miles Down Hog Creek Road 

Edd Lopp, Pastor 


ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 

750 Glenrock Branch Road 

Nathan Huff, Pastor 


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 


Dean Haggard, Pastor 

Sunday Service 10:30 

Midweek Service Thursday 7 P.M. 

FORTY-EIGHT FREEWILL 


Gene Kelly, Pastor 

Gene Daniel, Assistant Pastor 


Sunday Night – 5 P.M. 

COLLINWOOD 

FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH 

First Avenue – Collinwood 


Sunday Night Services 6 P.M. 

WILLIAMS CHAPEL 


Holly Creek Road 

James Pete Turnbow, Pastor 


MCGLAMERY CHURCH 

McGlamery Community Collinwood 

Johnny Banks, Pastor 


BURNS CHAPEL 


Highway 13 South – Collinwood 

Edward Burbank, Pastor 


Wayne County Nursing Home 

P.O. BOX 510 

WAYNESBORO, TENNESSEE 38485 

Phone (931) 722-3641 

Fax (931) 722-7215 

the bank of Waynesboro 

931-722-2265 

thebankofwaynesboro.com 

BARLOW WHOLESALE CARPETS 

Carpet - Vinyl - Remnants - Tile - Wood - Laminate 

INSTALLATIONS GUARANTEED 

VISA-MASTERCARD ACCEPTED 

931-722-6776 

LONGGREEN SUPERSAVER 

Highway 13 South 

Collinwood 

Phone 931-724-9825 

Wayne County Bank 

www.waynecountybank.com 

Memorial Gardens 

Of Wayne County 

P.O. BOX 218 - 104 HILL ST. 

WAYNESBORO, TENNESSEE 38485 

931-722-5488 Fax 931-722-7262 

PINEY GROVE 


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 


FELLOWSHIP FREEWILL BAPTIST 

CHURCH 

Rocky Ford Holly Creek 

Bill Hollander, Pastor 


MILLROCK FREEWILL BAPTIST 

CHURCH 

Shawnetttee Community Collinwood 

Tim Hanback, Pastor 


COLLINWOOD HARDWARE 

Broad Street - Collinwood, TN 

931-724-4616 

Roger & Keith Dixon, Owners 

C & G Auto Parts, Inc. 

P.O. BOX 157 - 122 S. HIGH STREET 

WAYNESBORO, TN 38485 

(931) 722-5481 

www.justapinch.com 

Ryerson, CEO, Tennessee 

Valley Blood Services 

Region. “By donating 

blood, you can give 

someone an opportunity 

to spend another holiday 

with their loved ones.” 

It only takes about an 

hour to donate blood. In 

that hour, you can unwrap 

a lifetime of memories 

for hospital patients in 

your community and 

If you want to have a good day — and who doesn’t? — it helps to start your day with 

a positive affirmation, such as: “Today is going to be a great day,” or “It’s great to be 

alive.” Better yet: “Thank you God for giving me this wonderful day.” Whether we 

actually feel this way or not, saying it will help put us in a more positive frame of mind. 

It is well-established that the simple act of smiling activates certain neural pathways 

that make us feel happier, while the act of frowning activates 

pathways that can make us feel depressed. Jumping 

out of bed in the morning with a happy heart and a 

big smile on our face will make us feel happy and 

energetic, whereas moping around and mumbling about 

how lousy we feel will understandably make us feel lousy, 

and perhaps depressed. We must act first, and then 

the appropriate feeling will come, not the other 

way around. That is, if we want to be energetic, 

we should start moving and acting energetically. 

If we sit around waiting for the energetic felling 

to come, we will probably be disappointed. 

We should start acting happy and energetic, 

and soon we will discover that we truly are. 

A Cheerful heart is a good medicine, but a Downcast 

spirit dries up the bones. 

-R.S.V. Proverbs 17:22 

Start the Day Right 

JOHNSON’S CHAPEL 



BEREA 

MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 

California Branch Road, Collinwood 

Steve Martin, Pastor 


CYPRESS OAK GROVE 


Pumping Station Road 

S.S. 10 A.M. - Worship 11 A.M. 

Sunday Evening 5 P.M. 

BUTLER GROVE 


Last Butler Creek Road - Junior Daniel, Pastor 


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. 

across the country. The 

need for blood is constant 

and doesn’t pause for the 

holidays. By taking time 

to donate this winter, you 

can help the Red Cross 

ensure a stable blood 

supply for all patients who 

need blood products. 

All blood types are 

needed to help maintain 

a suffi cient blood 

supply, especially type O 

COLLINWOOD UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

4 th Street – Collinwood 

Tommy Flood, Pastor 

S.S. 10 A.M. – Wprsjhip 11 A.M. 

HIGHLAND UNITED 


Hwy. 64 E, Near Natchez Trace 

Ray Watkins, Pastor 


Sunday Night 5 P.M. – Wednesday 7 P.M. 

LUTTS UNITED 


Lutts, Tennessee - Tommy Flood, Pastor 

Worship 9:30 A.M. – S.S. 10:30 A.M. 

SHAWNETTEE UNITED 


Shawnettee Community – Collinwood 

Bo Johnson, Pastor 


RAILROAD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

Iron City Road 

John Allen Berry, Pastor 


713 Hwy. 99 


931-722-9601 

Toll Free: 

877-749-9726 

Fax: 931-722-9603 

MORRIS REFRIGERATION 

TRANE - SALES - SERVICE INSTALLATION 

COLLINWOOD, TN 

931-724-9387 

Duren’s Health Mart Pharmacy 

P.O. Box 736 - 215 Dexter Woods Memorial Blvd. 


Jerry & Erma Duren, Owners 

931-722-5466 -- www.durendrugs.com 

WEST END CAFE 

“GOOD HOME COOK’N ALL THE TIME” 

Highway 64 West 

931-722-5821 

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 

313 Hwy. 13 South 

Collinwood, TN 38450 

Phone 

931-724-9197 

WAYNE COUNTY NEWS 

119 East Hollis St. 


931-722-5429 

720 Highway 99 

P.O. Box 974 


931-722-2229 

1-877-270-2229 

Website: www.nthbc.org Email: info@nthbc.org 

negative. Type O negative 

blood, the universal 

blood type, is always in 

high demand because 

it can be transfused to 

patients with any blood 

type, especially in 

emergency situations. 

Locally, you may give 

blood on the following 

dates: 

Tuesday, Dec. 13, from 

8 A.M. to 1 P.M. at 

MT. HOPE UNITED 


Highway 13N – Lower Green River 

Bobbie Martin, Pastor 

S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11:15 A.M. 

MT. CARMEL UNITED 


Hardin Creek, Clifton 

Bobbie Martin, Pastor 

Worship 9:30 A.M. – S.S. 10:30 A.M. 

.EVANS CHAPEL UNITED 


Clifton Turnpike, Rt. 1 Waynesboro 

Bobbie Martiin, Pastor 

Worship 8:30 A.M. – No S.S. 

MT. AUBURN UNITED 


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 


Whitten’s Crossroads Community 

John Allen Berry, Pastor 

S.S. 10:45 A.M. – Wprship 9:45 A.M. 

WAYNESBORO FIRST 


Corner Of Hassell & Songer St. 

Waynesboro, Tennessee 

Lea Thornton, Pastor 

S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M 

CLIFTON UNITED 


West Pillow St., Clifton - Josh Layne Pastor 


RIVERSIDE UNITED 


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 


CLIFTON PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH IN CLIFTON 

Dr. James Roundtree Pastor 


FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 

308 South Main St. – Waynesboro 


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 


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 


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 


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 


PHILLIPS CHAPEL COMMUNITY CHURCH 


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 

Connie Pulley, Pastor 


WAYNESBORO CHURCH OF GOD 


Tommy Burke, Pastor 


CLIFTON CHURCH OF GOD 

Dorothy Lambert, Pastor 


COLLINWOOD CHURCH OF GOD 

Highway 13 – Collinwood 

Richard Bane, Pastor 


CROMWELL CROSSROADS CHURCH 

Service 10 A.M. Sunday 

Joe Risner, Pastor 

WAYNE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH 


Junior Cummins, Pastor 


WAYNESBORO 

GREEN RIVER TABERNACLE 

Green River Road, Waynesboro 

Larry Janes, Pastor 


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 


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 


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 

Highway 13 North - Waynesboro 

931-722-5965 

Waynesboro’s Original Floor Store 

Shop At Home And Save 

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. 

676-3311 Or 722-3608 

Directors - Offi cers - Employees 

Hall Medical Clinic 

Dr. Joe Hall - Dr. J.V. Mangubat 

Paula Cole, FNPC - Kendra Prater, FNPC 

Valerie Hall, FNPC 

107 J.V. Mangubat Dr. - Waynesboro, TN 38485 

931-722-2800 - Fax. 931-722-9627 

Wayne Farmers Co-op 

827 Highway 99 - Waynesboro 

Harold Pope, Manager 

PHONE: 931-722-3242 -- FAX: 931-722-7242 

EMAIL: hpope@ourcoop.com 

Offi ce: 931-722-5010 

Fax: 931-722-5084 

231 South Main Street 

P.O. Box 589 


rsinsurance@tds.net 

Life - Home - Auto - Business- Retirement - Health 

Tennessee 

Quality 

Homecare 

Collinwood High School 

located at 401 Trojan 

Blvd. in Collinwood. 

In addition, the Red 

Cross is proud to present 

“The Perfect Gift,” a 

video highlighting the 

importance of blood 

donation. We hope it 

inspires you this holiday 

season and beyond. To 

view “The Perfect Gift,” 

log on to redcrossblood. 

org. 

550 Hwy. 64 East 


www.hurricaneinn.com 

931-722-5579 

Suites Available 

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 

905 Andrew Jackson Dr. 

Suite B 


Offi ce: 931-722-6094 

Toll-Free: 1-866-463-4805 

Fax: 931-722-7128 

www.tnhomecare.com 

THIS DEVOTIONAL AND DIRECTORY ARE MADE POSSIBLE BY THESE 

BUSINESSES WHO ENCOURAGE ALL OF US TO ATTEND WORSHIP SERVICES

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. Dec. 2011-P. 

HOLLY CREEK V.F.D. MONTHLY FISH FRY 

The Holly Creek Fire Department and Community Center 

sponsors its monthly fi sh fry every 4 th 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. Dec. 2011-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. Dec. 2011-(ojb) 

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. 

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. 2011-P. 

CHRISTIANS IN RECOVERY SUPPORT GRP. 

Christians In Recovery - A support group for men and 

women with alcohol or drug addictions meets at 7 P.M. on 

Tuesdays at the Wayne Bible Center, located behind Emer- 

alds in Waynesboro. 

Dec. 2011-(ojb) 

ADVISORY COUNCIL ON AGING & 

DISABILITY MEETING 

The South Central Tennessee Advisory Council on Aging 

and Disability will conduct its quarterly business meeting 

on Wednesday, December 14, 2011 at 10 A.M. The meeting 

will be held at the new offi ce for South Central Tennessee 

Development District, 101 Sam Watkins Blvd., Mt. Pleasant, 

TN. 

HOPES SUPPORT GROUP FORMED 

Suicide Survivors HOPES Support Group, Healing Opportunities 

for People Experiencing Suicide loss, meets on 

the 2nd Thursday night of each month at the Wayne County 

Helping Hands building in Waynesboro. The meetings begin 

at 7 P.M. Have you lost a loved one to suicide? Do you 

feel like no one understands? If so, you are not alone. Everyone 

who has walked this diffi cult path experiences similar 

emotions and confusion. For more information about 

this new support group and the meetings call Becky at 724- 

2223 between 5 and 8 P.M. Wayne County Helping Hands 

has a 24 hour, 7 day a week assistance line, 722-6888. 

TROJAN PRIDE WALK 

What better way to honor your Collinwood High School 

graduate then to have their name engraved in the Trojan 

Pride Walkway. If you are interested in honoring or remembering 

someone in this special way, please call JoAnn at 

722-4849 or Daphne at 722-8652. 

WANTED VOLUNTEERS TO ASSIST ELDERLY 

Volunteers are needed for the elderly who have no one 

else. There is a 13 county area and the need in Fayetteville 

is the greatest. You must visit a minimum of once a month 

and report the visit and any problems to the South Central 

Tennessee Development District. It takes very little time, is 

immensely rewarding and greatly appreciated. Background 

check is required. To apply and fi nd out details call Cathy 

Bindl at 931-698-7346 or e-mail cbindl@sctdd.org. 

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” 

“Family Owned 

And Operated” 

101 Ralph Horton Drive 


“We Service 

What We Sell” 

931-722-5911 

1-800-662-3118 

Fax: 931-722-3718 

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2011 - SECOND SECTION - THE WAYNE COUNTY NEWS - PAGE SEVEN 

Events In And Around Wayne County 

VOLUNTEER MEDICARE COUNSELORS NEEDED 

Volunteer counselors are needed to provide free and 

unbiased information to Medicare benefi ciaries and their 

families. The State Health Insurance Assistance Program 

(SHIP) is a nation-wide program that provides counseling 

to people with questions or problems about Medicare and 

related insurance products. Volunteer counselors educate 

benefi ciaries on issues such as Medicare enrollment, selection 

of insurance to go along with Medicare Part A and Part 

B as well as selection and enrollment in the Part D drug 

program. Prospective volunteers must be comfortable using 

the Internet and complete a certifi ed training class. SHIP is 

part of the Area Agency on Aging and Disability managed 

by the South Central Tennessee Development District. The 

district covers 13 counties in South Central Tennessee. For 

more information call 931-698-8761 or 1-877-801-0044. 

PURE HEARTS DOWN SYNDROME 

ASSOCIATION TO MEET 2ND MONDAY 

Mars Hill Baptist Church in Lawrence County announces 

the formation of Pure Hearts Down Syndrome Association 

for families with children and adults who have Down Syndrome 

in Wayne, Lawrence and Giles counties. Meetings 

will be held on the second Monday of every month at 7 

P.M. in the Mars Hill Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Bring 

your family and a fi nger food. Beverages will be provided. 

Please contact Jennifer Long, 629-7122 or Amy Jennings, 

762-9067 if you would like to be a part of this organization. 

TENNESSEE RIVER CHRISTMAS HOMES TOUR 

“A Tennessee River Christmas” Tour of Homes benefi ting 

Decatur County CASA will be held Saturday and Sunday, 

Dec. 10 and 11. The event will feature 15 Decatur County 

homes decorated for the season along the Tennessee River. 

Tickets are good for both days. For more information contact 

Decatur County CASA at 852-2632. 

INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING SESSIONS FOR 

MEDICARE BENEFICIARIES 

Individual counseling sessions for Medicare benefi ciaries 

and their families are available at the Wayne County 

Senior Center on the second Thursday of each month from 

10 A.M. until 1 P.M. Representatives of the State Health 

Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) offer free and objective 

information about how and when to sign up for Medicare; 

choosing health and prescription plans to go along 

with Medicare; billing problems; and cases of Medicarerelated 

fraud or abuse. Call toll free 877-801-0044 to re- 

serve an appointment. 

HIGHWAY 69 VFD MONTHLY MEETING 

The Highway 69 V.F.D. monthly meeting will be held the 

second Tuesday of Each month at 7 P.M. at the fi re hall. 

Everyone is invited to attend. 

SHACKELFORD SUNRISE PROGRAM NOV. 28 

Shackelford Sunrise program will host their free monthly 

grief support group on Monday, November 28th at 7 P.M. 

in the Tennessee Valley Electric Cooperative conference 

room. You are invited to come and be strengthened and ex- 

periences are shared together. 

VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED IN MIDDLE 

TENNESSEE TO REPRESENT THE ELDERLY 

The Ombudsman Program is authorized by the federal 

Older Americans Act and is administered at the state level 

by the Tennessee Commission on Aging and Disability. 

This program benefi ts residents in long term care facilities. 

The Ombudsman takes time listening to a resident or families 

concerns. The Ombudsman not only educates residents 

on their rights, but also helps to ensure resident rights are 

being honored. An Ombudsman an help clarify Nursing 

Home, Assisted Care Living Facility, or Residential Home 

for the Aged regulations that apply to the residents’ situation. 

An Ombudsman is skilled in making referrals to other 

agencies and helps fi nd solutions to resolve issues for longterm 

care residents. Volunteer Ombudsman are needed in 

the South Central Tennessee area. If you feel concern for 

residents in Long-Term care facilities; if you feel you are 

an assertive, mature person with some experience with elderly 

persons; if you are willing to complete a volunteer 

certifi cation program; if you want a responsible, challenging 

experience; please contact Katie Earnest, District Long 

Term Care Ombudsman at the South Central TN Development 

District, P. O. Box 1346, Columbia, TN 38402 or call 

931-490-5914 or toll free 866-836-6678. 

REGULAR MEETING OVILLA V.F.D. 

The Ovilla Volunteer Fire Dept. meets for its monthly 

meeting every third Thursday night at the Fire Department 

and Community Center. 

PUBLIC MEETING NATIONAL PARK SERVICE 

MERIWETHER LEWIS SITE 

The National Park Service announces a public meeting 

and invites your input on the new exhibits to be installed at 

the Meriwether Lewis Site at milepost 386 of the Natchez 

Trace Parkway. The meeting will be held on Thursday, December 

15, 2011 from 4 until 7:30 P.M. at the Hohenwald 

Depot in Hohenwald, TN. This presentation will include 

newly developed drafts of both the design and text for the 

exhibits. Natchez Trace Parkway rangers will be available 

throughout the length of the meeting to accept public comments 

on the exhibit plan. The Hohenwald Depot is located 

at 112 East Main Street. For more information call the 

Parkway Visitor Center at 1-800-305-7417. 

BUFFALO RIVER VOL. FIRE DEPT. AND 

COMMUNITY CENTER BREAKFAST 

The Buffalo River Volunteer Fire Dept. and Community 

Center will serve breakfast Saturday, December 10th, 2011. 

Everyone is invited to come support the Fire Department 

and Community Center and enjoy great food and fellowship. 

All proceeds will benefi t the Fire Department. 

CHRISTMAS PROGRAM AT MCGLAMERY 

CHURCH DECEMBER 11TH 

The annual Christmas program at McGlamery Church 

will be held on Sunday night, December 11th at 6 P.M. Refreshments 

will be served following the program. Everyone 

is invited to attend. 

WAYNE COUNTY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION 

BOARD MEETING DECEMBER 12 

The Wayne County Public Transportation will have a 

board meeting on December 12, 2011 at 9:30 A.M. at the 

Public Transportation Offi ce. 

To Perform In Florence 

The Nu-Tones will perform at the 5th annual 

Christmas Show on December 20, 2011 from 7 till 

9 P.M. at the Marriott Shoals Conference Center. 

Pictured from left to right Lawrence Alexander, 

Bill Wooten, Jackie Bevis, Linda Balentine, Jimmy 

Lovelace, Lendon Balentine nad not pictured 

Tommy James. For more info call 256-483-1366. 

The Wayne County News 

Mail delivery every Wednesday. 

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. . .’Cats Are 

(Continued From Page One B) 

Micah Pyle recovered for 

the Wildcats at the South 

Pittsburg 43. The clock 

ran out and history was 

made with the Wildcats 

taking the championship! 

Austin Rice led the 

way with his 214 yards 

rushing, 66 yards passing 

on 4 of 7. He scored 

2 touchdowns. Clint 

Butler rushed 12 times 

for 52 yards and had 

a touchdown. Haden 

Skelton had 5 carries 

for 11 yards and Peyton 

Mathis had one carry for 

4 yards. Skelton caught 2 

passes for 26 yards and 

Mathis had 2 receptions, 

one for a touchdown, for 

40 yards. 

On the defensive side of 

the ball, Clint Butler led 

the way with 7 tackles, 

2 assists, a pass breakup, 

and 1.5 tackles for 

losses. Daniel Rumbaugh 

had 3 solo tackles and 

six assists, while Zach 

Clayton had 6 solo 

tackles, 2 assists, with 

one for a loss. Peyton 

Mathis had 4 hits and 4 

assists, and Nick Horton 

had 2 tackles and 5 

assists. Boston Ray had 5 

tackles and 1 assist, Eric 

Garland had 2 tackles 

and 2 assists, with a sack, 

while Andrew Compton 

had 4 assists, with one 

for a loss. Brandon Lowe 

had 3 assists, and Dakota 

Willis had one hit and 

2 assists. Jacob Ray, 

Carson Kelly, and Austin 

Rice each had a tackle, 

and Haden Skelton and 

Sheyenne Reeves each 

had an assisted tackle. 

Skelton also broke up a 

pass. 

The Wildcats end the 

football season with 

18 seniors achieving 

the ultimate goal of 

a championship. The 

remaining Wildcats will 

have to work hard to reload 

for the next year of 

Wildcat football. “Thanks 

for the ride ‘Cats!” 


Jaylen Bevis #24 with the jumper at Adamsville. 

#23 Caleb Brantley shoots the three against the 

Cardinals. 

. . .’Cats Down 

(Continued From Page One B) 

each scored 2 points. 

Creecy had a rebound and 

a steal, while Skelton had 

a board and 2 assists. The 

Ladycats committed 32 

turnovers in the contest. 

The Wildcats were 

out manned from the 

beginning, managing to 

score only a single basket 

in the fi rst 8 minutes of 

play and trailing 19 – 2. 

They were out scored in 

each quarter and defeated 

by the fi nal score of 70 – 

29. 

Justin Melson scored 

12 points to lead the 

Wildcats. He had 3 

rebounds and a steal. 

Jaylen Bevis had 6 

points, 3 rebounds, a 

steal, and an assist, while 

Zack Risner had 4 points 

and 4 rebounds. He also 

had 2 steals. Chad Young 

had 3 points, while Caleb 

Brantley had 2 points and 

a team high 7 boards. He 

had 4 steals and 2 assists. 

Jace Howell and Sawyer 

Ray each scored a point. 

Ray also had a rebound, a 

steal, and an assist. Tristen 

Olive had a rebound, 

and Dylan Prater had a 

steal. The ‘Cats were out 

rebounded 28 – 19 and 

committed 29 turnovers 

and shot 23.5% from the 

foul line on 4 of 17. 

Monday night, the 

Ladycats came out and 

took a 14 – 9 lead at the 

end of the fi rst quarter. 

In the second, the Lady 

Cardinals 3 long range 

shots and went up 27 – 21 

by the half. In the third, a 

Kelsey Risner 3 pointer 

with 1:47 remaining 

made the score 31 – 30 

and then a Hayley Inman 

three tied the game at 

33. Adamsville got two 

consecutive lay-ups to 

make the score 38 – 34 at 

the end of the period. The 

Lady Cardinals came out 

and went on a 7 – 0 run to 

go up 47 – 38 in the fi rst 

minute of the fourth and 

the Ladycats could never 

recover and fell by the 

fi nal score of 52 – 44. 

Kelsey Risner and 

Hayley Inman each hit 

for 14 points. Risner 

connected on 4 three 

pointers, while Inman hit 

3. Risner had 9 rebounds. 

6 steals, and 7 assists, 

and Inman had 5 boards 

and 2 assists. Taylor 

Hatcher scored 8 points 

and had 4 rebounds and a 

block. Stacey Creecy and 

Morgan Mathis scored 2 

points each. Creecy had 

5 rebounds and 2 assists, 

and Mathis had one 

rebound. Sam Skelton 

also had 2 points with 

2 boards, a steal, and 

2 assists. Kelli Griggs 

and Cassie Mathis each 

scored one point. Cassie 

also had a rebound. The 

Lady cats managed only 

3 of 11 from the foul line 

for 27.3%. They had 19 

turnovers on the night. 

The Wildcats came out 

slow and fell behind 11 – 

6 in the opening quarter. 

They worked their way 

back in the second and 

went on top 38 – 33 by the 

end of the third period. In 

the fourth, they held their 

ground, and took the win 

by the fi nal score of 58 – 

52. 

Justin Melson scored 16 

points on 6 of 8 shooting 

from the fi eld. He had 

9 boards. Zack Risner 

and Peyton Mathis each 

scored 8 points. Risner 

had 4 rebounds and a 

steal, while Mathis had a 

rebound, a steal, and an 

assist. Austin Rice had 

7 points and grabbed 5 

rebounds, a steal, and 

dished out 2 assists. 

Sawyer Ray had 5 points, 

a rebound, 3 steals, and 

an assist. Caleb Brantley 

had 3 points, 4 boards 

and 2 assists, while 

Jaylen Bevis and Carson 

Kelly each scored 3 

points. Bevis also had 3 

boards and 2 steals, and 

Kelly had an assist. Nate 

Powell and Chad Young 

each scored 2 points. 

Powell had 6 bounds and 

a steal, while Young had 

3 boards, 2 steals, and an 

assist. The ‘Cats won the 

battle of the boards 36 – 

Bag Two Bucks 

On Opening Day!! 

Caleb Crews and Dad (Josh) bagged two 10-point 

bucks on opening morning. 

Dec. 7, 2011-(ojb) 

Bag Two 8-Pointers 

Thanksgiving Day 

Dustin Crews and Poppy (Randall) bagged two 

8-point bucks on Thanksgiving morning. 

Dec. 7, 2011-(ojb) 

Hunting Trip Results 

In Great Birthday Gift! 

Brooke Morris of Collinwood enjoyed a wonderful 

Thanksgiving weekend. She spent Thanksgiving 

Day hunting with her Dad Brad Morris and 

brother Jake. This proved to be very fruitful for 

Brooke as she brought home a 7-point buck just 

in time for her 13th birthday which she celebrated 

the following day, November 25th. Dec. 7, 2011-(ojb) 

Congratulations to the 

WCHS Wildcats Football Team 

and A Special Thank You 

to the Coaches: 

Head Coach Rick Rice 

Cary Crews, Rick Pierce & Nicky Dixon 

Way 2 Go Wildcats! 

What An Awesome Season & 

State Championship Game!! 

General Sessions Judge 

James Y. Ross Sr. 

31, but shot only 51.2% 

from the line, hitting 

21 – 41. They forced 21 

Cardinal turnovers. 

Come out Friday and 

support the teams as 

they face district foe 

Summertown. Game 

time is 6 P.M. “Go ‘Cats 

and Ladycats!” 


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