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Sudden Stop . . . When Tree Falls Across Vehicle By: Kaitlyn McClanahan
At approximately 2:15 P.M. on Thursday, February 14, 2013, Robert Qualls was driving his vehicle 5 miles outside of Waynesboro on Highway 13 North. He was on his way to work in Paducah, Kentucky when a tree came crashing down from the right away into the road and onto his vehicle. The airbags in his 2002 Buick LeSabre deployed and Qualls sustained
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•Obituaries - Page 4A •Society - Pages 6A •Classifieds Pages 10-11A •Farm - Pages 4-5B •Community Events Page 5B •Sports - Pages 1-7-8B •Legal Notices - Page 3B •Delinquent Tax List Pages 7-12-13A
Region 6-A Tourney Action Gets Underway Friday February Is
Members of Clifton, Wayne County, and State Trooper law enforcement participated in a joint active shooter drill on Wednesday at Frank Hughes School. The drill took place after students left for the day and focused on training teachers and administrative staff to think clearly in a terrifying and chaotic situation. Led by the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office, the drill consisted of a mock shooter entering the building from an undisclosed location and firing simulated shots by clapping together boards
of wood. The mock shooter tested locked doors and searched the hallways for potential victims as Clifton Police and a State Trooper responded to the school in real time. The officers entered the building, determined the location of the shooter and neutralized the threat successfully. In cooperation with the school district, the Sheriff’s Office conducted six other drills throughout the county and plans to complete one in each of the county’s eight schools.
American Idol contestant Jimmy Smith, a Waynesboro native, made it to the top 40 during last week’s show. Jimmy survived two grueling weeks of solo and group auditions in Hollywood to advance to the next round of competition in Las Vegas, Nevada. Jimmy will perform on the stage of Cirque du Soleil’s Beatles LOVE Theatre at The Mirage in Las Vegas, where he will battle for a spot in the top 20 – ten guys and ten girls – and a chance to perform live on the Idol stage. The first group of 10 male singers takes the stage to perform for the judges on Thursday, February 21. After they perform, the judges will be faced with the decision of choosing which five will stay each night and which five will be sent home over the next two weeks.
On February 12, 2012, Judge Jim T. Hamilton of the Criminal/Circuit Court of Wayne County handed down the following judgments: Luke Freemon pled and was found guilty of two charges of Sale of Schedule II, Class B Felonies committed on April 17, 2012 and May 3, 2012. Freemon was sentenced to four years in TDOC, a $2,000.00 fine, and $1,025.50 in court costs. Freemon must serve at least 12 months prior to release on four years probation. Jeremy Wade Risner pled and was found guilty of three charges from an incident on May 22, 2012. The first charge wasAggravated Burglary; a Class C Felony for which he was sentenced to 6 years in TDOC. He received pretrial jail credits for time served between August 15, 2012 and August 31, 2012, as well as October 10, 2012 and February 7, 2012. The second charge was Theft of Property between $1,000 and $10,000; a Class D Felony for which he was sentenced to 4 years in TDOC and $655.50 in court costs. The last charge was Evading Arrest; a Class A Felony for which he was sentenced to 11 months and 29 days in County Jail. Loyd Sanders pled and was found guilty of Theft of Property between $1,000 and $10,000, a Class D Felony committ-
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minor injuries, including whiplash. His vehicle was totaled. A Tennessee Highway Patrolman and an ambulance from the Wayne Medical Center responded to the incident. “There was no way I could stop,” said Qualls. “The tree hit the front part of my bumper and just smashed everything. If I had been driving two seconds quicker, I might not be here right now.”
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County Schools Participate Mock Shooter Drills
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Wednesday February 20, 2013
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Clifton Area Be Featured Outdoor Ch. The Tennessee River and Clifton area will be featured on the Outdoor Channel this weekend in the show Fishing University. The show’s hosts, Charlie Ingram and Ray Brazier, team up with two of the show’s sponsorship representatives to provide in-depth instruction on the ins and outs of fishing and bait. “We tell what specific equipment to use and show our viewers how to use it,” Ingram explains. “Our goal is to teach viewers how to catch more fish in their home areas and to help our sponsors sell more product.” The four fishermen compete in tournament format using the same small arsenal of tackle. Watch them battle it out and see the beauty and opportunity of fishing in Wayne County! Fishing University will broadcast on the Outdoor Channel Saturday, February 23 at 2 P.M. CST and Sunday, February 24 at 7 A.M. CST.
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ed on October 4, 2012. Sanders was sentenced to 3 years probation and payment of court costs and restitution. Patrick Keith Staggs pled and was found guilty of Accessory After the Fact, a class E Felony committed on April 29, 2012. Staggs was sentenced to 2 years in TDOC. Paul Henry Robinson pled and was found guilty of four charges. The first two charges, Aggravated Burglary, a Class C Felony, and Theft, a Class D Felony, were committed on September 24, 2012. The second two charges, Burglary, a Class D Felony, and Theft, a Class C Felony, were committed on October 17, 2012. Robinson was sentenced to 4 years in TDOC and ordered to pay $580.50 in court costs. He received a pretrial jail credit for time served between January 14, 2013 and February 7, 2013. Annaka Petty pled guilty to one charge of Statutory Rape, a Class E Felony, committed on February 25, 2012. Petty was not charged with violation of a criminal statute and was placed on two years probation, ordered to pay court costs and was directed to have no contact with the victim. Sheila Jones pled and was found guilty of Sale of Schedule IV, a Class D Felony committed on April 2, 2012. Jones was (Continued On Page Three A)
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The 4th Annual Butterfly 5K Run will be held at Waynesboro City Park on Saturday, June 1, 2013. Hosted by the Butterfly Foundation, the fundraising event is held each year to honor Ryleigh Meree Stegall, who lost her battle with Acute Lymphatic Leukemia (ALL) in 2007. Ryleigh was diagnosed with ALL in June 2000 at the age of three. She endured treatments of chemotherapy, radiation,
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and bone marrow transplants; and although she lost her beautiful brown hair, nothing could erase her infectiously charming smile. She attended kindergarten for a short time before relapsing in 2003. Unable to attend school with her friends, Ryleigh was home-schooled by her Nana. Their lessons included nature walks, where Ryleigh fell in love with butterflies. After battling ALL for most of her young life, Ryleigh departed from this world on September 14, 2007, leaving wonderful memories and the inspiration for the Butterfly Foundation. The Butterfly Foundation, a non-profit organization founded by Ryleigh’s Nana Dean Stegall, raises money to assist families and children in Wayne County and the surrounding area with life-threatening or life-altering conditions. Since it was founded, the Butterfly Foundation has
distributed over $82,000 to more than 70 families in need. By June, the Foundation will have raised and distributed over $100,000. The Butterfly 5K is one of the Foundation’s major fundraising events. The Foundation raised over $20,000 at last year’s event, which included 488 runners from seven states. This year, the Butterfly Foundation hopes to surpass those totals and reach 500 runners. The deadline to pre-register for the race is May 14, 2013. The entry fee includes the runner’s choice of cotton or moisture-wicking t-shirt. Pre-registration forms can be picked up at the Wayne County Chamber of Commerce and Carl’s Music Studio in Waynesboro, the Welcome Center in Collinwood, and all Wayne County Bank, Bank of Waynesboro, and Peoples Bank locations throughout the county. Participants can register after the deadline or on race day for a higher entry fee and should arrive at the City Park between
6:15 A.M. and 7:30 A.M. The event begins at 8 A.M. Water stations will be provided on the course at 1.5 and 2.1 miles and breakfast will be served after the race. A 5K race is 3.1 miles long and runners will be divided into Male and Female division with 16 different age groups in each division. First, second, and third place trophies will be awarded in each age group and an award for Best Overall Male and Female will win $100. A 1 Mile Fun Run will be held after the 5K for children 12 and under. There will be awards for First, Second, Third, and Fourth place for both Boys and Girls divisions. All participants will receive an official medallion from the Butterfly Foundation for their efforts. For questions about the race, or if a business is interested in sponsorship opportunities, please contact Jim Beavers at (931) 722-3658 or (931) 722-0661. He can also be reached via email at beaverslumber@gmail. com
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Margaret Gallaher’s daffodils have bloomed early this year. Her 1.2 miles of daffodils on Banjo Branch road will be in full bloom over the next couple of weeks. To view her flowers from Waynesboro, take highway 64 West and turn onto Hog Creek Road. Drive down Hog Creek Road for 4.7 mile and turn left on to Banjo Branch Road. Drive 0.2 miles passed her home.
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Letters... To The Editor
Dear Editor, Thirteen years ago when I moved here I was told I would be sorry, because I was moving into an area of close knitted people. I on the contrary have found nothing but warm hearted, willing to offer a hand people. My wife has experienced this first hand and so have I. We have especially found city government entities very helpful and always willing to help with civil needs. This newspaper to begin with is most informative and always alert to report local needs and events. I especially want to alert all veterans regarding the V.A. office in the Wayne County Courthouse headed by Mr. John Berry, a warm hearted man. Mr. Berry has a crew of four namely Misters Erickson, Berry,
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Horton, and Drolick. By the way Mr. Berry could use a few more good drivers to take Veterans to VA hospitals for treatment. Mr. Berry is always in his office on Thursdays from 8 A.M. to 12 Noon. If you need a ride to VA hospital, call this number on Thursdays 722-9219. Thanks for listening, P.S. I forgot to give credit to the most important people in this endeavor. The person or persons that provide the beautiful van for transportation, and also the person or persons who so generously provide the gasoline every trip to these VA centers. May God generously bless these loving, caring persons. Again Thanks for Listening, Sincerity, Bob Schultz
at least 30 days prior to release on two years probation. James Anthony Pope pled and was found guilty of the Sale of Marijuana, a Class E Felony committed on October 9, 2012. Pope was sentenced to two years in TDOC, a $2,000.00 fine, and $1,025.50 in court costs. Pope must serve at least 60 days prior to release on two years probation. He received a pretrial
jail credit for time served between October 9, 2012 and October 17, 2012. Paul David Berry pled and was found guilty of three charges of Sale of Schedule II, a Class C Felony, committed on March 22, 2012, April 12, 2012, and April 18, 2012. Berry was sentenced to six years in TDOC. He received a pretrial jail credit for time served between February 6, 2013 and February 7, 2013.
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and enriched the lives of citizens by opening the door for personal growth and economic development. I am convinced that many have benefited both directly and indirectly from the presence of the site in Clifton.” In honor of his dedication to serving students and the Clifton community alike, the City of Clifton presented Milligan with a Proclamation, declaring February 15, 2013 as Stephen V. Milligan Day. Clifton City Manager Mike McClanahan presented the proclamation and thanked Milligan for his numerous hours of dedicated community
enormous surprise,” Milligan stated. “I personally appreciate the kind words in the proclamation presented by City Manager McClanahan and Mayor Culp.”
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On Friday, February 15, 2013, members of the Columbia State community and Wayne County gathered to celebrate Clifton’s Campus Director, Stephen Milligan. Milligan is leaving his fifteen-year post for an Assistant Director position with the Tennessee Technology Center in Pulaski, Tenn. “I am very appreciative
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of the opportunity I have been given to serve the community and college as director of Columbia State’s Clifton Site. Columbia State, Clifton and Wayne County have been a huge part of my life for 15 years, and I will always cherish my time here,” Milligan said. “I am grateful to the dedicated faculty and staff, the support of local government and community leaders,
and the students who make our efforts worthwhile. Higher educational facilities have historically
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George Lorton Berry
Frances Marie Ray Inman
Mrs. Louvada Parrish, 86, formerly of Linden, TN passed away Thursday, February 7, 2013 at her home in Murfreesboro. Funeral services were held at 1 P.M. on Monday, February 11 in the chapel of Young Funeral Home with Hoyt Kirk officiating. Interment followed in the Pisgah Cemetery in Hampshire. She was born November 14, 1926 in Hampshire to the late James Adley Runions and Partheney Emler Runions. She was retired from Johnson Controls Team Linden, and was a member of the Lomax Church of Christ in Hohenwald. In addition to her parents she is also preceded in death by her first husband Elvin J. T. (Peanut) Whitehead, her second husband Herb Parrish. five sisters and eight brothers. Survivors include her daughters Betty (Bobby) Brown of Hohenwald, and Shirlyn (Rich) Kubiak of Linden; sons Gary (Janice) Whitehead of Hohenwald, and Larry (Jewell) Whitehead of Waynesboro; a special granddaughter, that took care of her, Tonya (Stephen) Woodall of Murfreesboro; nine grandchildren; seventeen greatgrandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren.
George Lorton Berry was born October 13, 1923 in Wayne County, TN the son of the late George Washington and Grace Warrington Berry. In addition to his parents, Mr. Berry was preceded in death by a son, Stanley Berry; two brothers, Warrington Berry and Eugene Berry; two sisters, Audrey Sowden and Peggy Grandinetti. Mr. Berry died Tuesday, February 12, 2013 at Wayne County Nursing Home in Waynesboro, Tennessee at the age of 89 Years. Mr. Berry, a World War II veteran serving in the U.S. Navy, was a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion. He was retired from General Motors as a die welder. He is survived by his wife Ida Pearl Montgomery Berry of Lutts, TN; three sons, Stephen Berry and wife, Suzan, and George Lee Berry all of Iron City, TN, and John Thomas Berry and wife, Heather, of Swartz Creek, MI; two daughters, Debra Grabenhorst of Collinwood, TN and Brenda Boyd and husband, Gary, of Florence, AL; nine grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren; a brother, Charles Berry of Florence, AL; two sisters, Joyce MacQuarrie of Nashville, TN and Kate Hamilton of Waynesboro, TN; several nieces and nephews. Memorial services with military honors were Saturday, February 16 at 3 P.M. at Shackelford Funeral Directors Chapel, Collinwood with Keith Montgomery officiating.
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Services for Frances Marie Ray Inman of Waynesboro were Monday, February 18, 2013 at 3 P.M. at Shackelford Funeral Chapel in Waynesboro with Don Jackson officiating. Burial followed in Worley Cemetery on Beech Creek. Mrs. Inman was born September 17, 1928 in Wayne County, TN the daughter of the late Fred and Eva Battles Ray. In addition to her parents, Mrs. Inman was preceded in death by husband, John William Inman, son, Freddie Inman; two infant daughters, Carolyn Inman and Reba Inman; a grandson, Nicholas Inman; a brother, Kenneth Ray; and a sister, Glenda Stricklin. She died Friday, February 15 at Wayne County Nursing Home at the age of 84 years. Mrs. Inman was a homemaker, factory worker, and baby sitter. She was a Mormon. She is survived by a son, Johnnie Dale Inman of Collinwood, TN; two daughters, Kathy Gail Dixon of Waynesboro, TN and Myra Joy Inman Banks of Savannah, TN; grandchildren, Chris and Wendy Inman, Andrew, Kayla, Colton, and Katlin Banks, Damien Staggs, Heather Lynn Haddock, Jamie Jackson, and Wesley Dixon; great-grandchildren, Aubri, Alec, and Abby Inman, Dylan, Brady, and Chase Jackson, Alexis and Tristen Staggs, Nicholas Haddock, and Levi Hunt; a brother, Fay Ray of Memphis, TN; and a sister, Dorothy Richardson of Linden, TN; several nieces and nephews.
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Willadean Wilson Staggs Willadean Wilson Staggs of Waynesboro, TN, formerly of the Southgate community, was born August 28, 1922 in Iron City, TN, the daughter of the late Shelby Warren and Ida Lee Barnett Wilson. She was united in marriage to Curtis M. Staggs on September 8, 1943 and he preceded her in death on August 24, 1994. Mrs. Staggs was a homemaker and departed this life on Tuesday, February 12, 2013 at Wayne County Nursing Home in Waynesboro at the age of 90 years. She is survived by a son, Larry Curtis Staggs and wife, Jeanette, Iron City, TN; a daughter, Brenda Gail Moore, Waynesboro; grandchildren, Michelle Brison Adams and husband, Tommy, and Stephanie Staggs Arnett and husband, Darin; great-grandchildren, Kodi and Laken Arnett; sisters, Shelby Jean Smith and husband, Elzo, Cypress Inn, TN, and Reba Nell Brown, Iron City; nieces and nephews. In addition to her husband and parents, Mrs. Staggs was preceded in death by a grandson, Marshall Brison, sisters, Sibyl Whitten, Dorothy Whitten, and Carmen Butler, an infant brother and an infant sister. Services were Thursday, February 14, 2013 at 1 P.M. at Shackelford Funeral Directors Chapel, Collinwood, Tennessee, with Bobby Rich officiating. Burial was in Railroad Cemetery, Iron City. Pallbearers were Kodi Arnett, Mike Whitten, Randy Whitten, Johnny Whitten, Rick Ethridge, and Paul Kelley. Feb. 20-(ojb) Wayne County News (Waynesboro, TN) Feb. 20, 2013
CARD OF THANKS
Our family wishes to express our sincere thanks to all those who have helped us during the illness and passing of our beloved husband, father and grandfather, Leon McWilliams. Thank you to all of the physicians, nurses and caregivers who took such good care of him from the time he was diagnosed until the very end. Thanks to Roger Balentine and Shackelford Funeral Directors for all your kindness. Thank you so much to Buffalo River Services, Collinwood Church of God, and all others who donated money, food and time to us when we needed it most. And, most importantly, thank you to each and every person who has spoken a prayer on Leon’s and our behalf. We know that God has answered these prayers by giving Leon his new healthy body in Heaven and we rejoice because we know we will see him there again someday. With Love, Frances McWilliams Jenny, Rusty and Seth Chambers Jeff, Emma, Ryan, Rylee and Rhianna McWilliams
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Ronald Marion Kelley Services for Ronald Marion Kelley were Sunday, February 17, 2013 at 1 P.M. at Shackelford Funeral Chapel in Waynesboro with Casey Jones officiating. Burial followed in Waynesboro Memorial Gardens. He was born February 23, 1947 in Hohenwald, TN the son of the late Talmage Clyde and Freda Turnbow Kelley and grandson of the late Bay and Lessie Kelley and Johnson and Mary Turnbow. Mr. Kelley died Friday, February 15 at his home in Waynesboro at the age of 65 years. Ronnie grew up in the Ashland community and attended school in Wayne County and also attended Draughns Business College. He enlisted in the National Guard in 1968 and served until 1972. On June 28, 1968 Ronnie married Linda Gayle Moore and she preceded him in death December 17, 1985. A well known businessman in Waynesboro, he was a field representative and was retired from Woodmen of the World and also served as bank manager of Bank of Waynesboro. He served in numerous local organizations including the Volunteer Trail Rider Club, Fraternal Congress, FIC, former president of the Bridle and Saddle Club, and was a member of Kelley’s Chapel Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife, Jimmie Nelle Driver Kelley of Waynesboro; four sons, Dustin Kyle Kelley and wife Heather of Waynesboro, Lonnie Biffle Gallaher and wife Jennifer of Lufkin, TX, Brent Thomas Gallaher of Waynesboro, Nathan Ashley Gallaher and wife Laura of Appleton, WI; three daughters, LaRonda Kelley Frazier and husband Aron, Misty Layne Kelley, and Suzy Gallaher Kelley and husband Jantzen all of Waynesboro; seventeen grandchildren, Kelley Gayle McClain, Tristen Malachi Haggard, Christopher Blaine Bevis, Wyatt Hayes Kelley, Emily Layne Frazier, Talmage Caysen Kelley, Cassidy Gallaher Amis, Taylor Gallaher, Sydney Gallaher, Jimmy Smith, Lindsey Gallaher Adams, Brennan Gallaher, Brooke Gallaher, Bailey Gallaher, Grant Gallaher, Makenna Vandygriffe, and Jake Kelley; two great-grandchildren, Ethan and Emma Adams; two sisters, Janice Elaine Lynn of Summertown, TN and Karen Joyce Houser of Lawrenceburg, TN; several nieces and nephews. Feb. 20-(ojb) Wayne County News (Waynesboro, TN) Feb. 20, 2013
Ethel Marie Dodd Robbins Services for Ethel Marie Dodd Robbins were held on Tuesday, February 19, 2013 at 1 P.M. at Shackelford Funeral Home in Collinwood, Tennessee, with Vance Hutton officiating. Burial followed in Cromwell Crossroads Cemetery, Collinwood. Pallbearers were Justin Hutton, Jay Hutton, Stacy Lovelace, Jeremiah Robbins, Jimmy Franks and Matthew Hayes. Mrs. Robbins departed this life on Sunday, February 17 at her residence in Lutts, Tennessee at the age of 89 Years. She was born June 13, 1923 in Lutts, the daughter of the late Berry Wess and Ada Morris Dodd. In addition to her parents, Mrs. Robbins was preceded in death by her husband, Cecil Robbins; one son Johnny Robbins; granddaughter, Donna Hanback; six brothers, Elmer, Archie, Hillis, Ellis, Warren and Guy Dodd; and a half brother, Junior Dodd. Mrs. Robbins was a homemaker and member of the Central Heights Church of Christ. She is survived by sons, Jimmy Robbins and Jerry Robbins both of Lutts; daughters, Linda Lovelace and Brenda Hayes both of Iron City, TN, and Jean Hutton of Lutts; a sister, Barbara Heard of Iron City; grandchildren, Doug Robbins, Jeremiah Robbins, Matthew and Sabrina Hayes, Sherry Bratton, Stacy Lovelace, Justin Hutton and Jay Hutton; and greatgrandchildren, Chason Bratton, Lily and Landon Lovelace, Tori and Sam Hanback and Cody Robbins.
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Elvira Claro Thompson Elvira Claro Thompson (formerly Elvira Claro Dominquez), age 63, passed away on February 14, 2013 in her home in Jacksonville Beach, Florida. She was born in Sevilla, Spain on August 24, 1949 and, after many travels, decided in 1987 to make Jacksonville Beach her home. Elvira enjoyed dancing, taking her daily walks, and spending time with her family and grandchildren. She was a good-hearted woman that enjoyed performing good deeds for her family, friends, and even strangers. Her love of children inspired her to be a faithful contributor to St. Jude Children’s Hospital. Elvira is survived by her loving husband of 41 years, Travis W. Thompson; her five children - James, Richard, Susan, Ruth, and Dolores; and eight grandchildren Sarah, Connor, Tyler, Rachel, Michael, Sofia, Nicholas, and William; and one brother, Jose (Pepe) in Spain. A celebration of Elvira’s life was held at 2 P.M. Monday, February 18 at Hardage-Giddens Funeral Home, 1701 Beach Blvd. Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250. Feb. 20-P. Wayne County News (Waynesboro, TN) Feb. 20, 2013
Joe Dillon Brown Mr. Joe Dillon Brown, age 81 of Clifton, TN went to be with the Lord on February 16. He was born February 11, 1932 in Clifton, to the late William Dillon Brown and Clara Evans Brown Kelley. He served in the US Navy from 1951 to 1955. He was a Korean War Veteran. He was united in marriage to Leoda Johnson on December 24, 1955 and was a member of Philadelphia Baptist Church where he served as Music Director and Deacon. He loved Wayne County and had worked at Ace Hardware for 45 years and Story and Lee in Waynesboro. He never met a stranger and always had a smiling face for everyone. He will be missed by all. He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Leoda Johnson Brown, of Clifton; daughters, Sonya Headington (Ken) Jackson, TN, Natalie Nance of Clifton and Stephany Holt (Sam) of Collinwood, TN; grandchildren, Amber Prater (Tyler), Caleb Rudd, Lacy Holt, Jon Holt (Jana), and Dillon Nance; great-grandchildren, Aliya Prater and Levi Prater; step grandchildren, Joseph Headington, Jeffery Headington, Brian Headington and Brittany Headington; step great-grandchildren, Conner Headington, Lexi Touchton, Peyton Touchton and Matthew Hill. Services were held on Tuesday, February 19, 2013, at 3 P.M. at Philadephia Baptist Church, Waynesboro, Tennessee, with Craig Mason and David Miller officiating. Burial followed in Philadelphia Cemetery, Waynesboro, with Shackelford Funeral Directors in charge of the arrangements. Pallbearers were Caleb Rudd, Dillon Nance, John Daniel, Jon Holt, John Alley and David Brown. Honorary pallbearers were Deacons of Philadelphia Baptist Church, Larry Haggard, Martin Haggard, Jr., Jeff Alley, P.D. Owens and Jimmy Franks. Feb. 20-(ojb) Wayne County News (Waynesboro, TN) Feb. 20, 2013
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Board Of Ed. Approves Volunteer Coaches, School-Related Trips By: Kaitlyn McClanahan
The Wayne County Board of Education met for their regularly scheduled meeting on February 14, 2013 in the Central Office Board Room. All members were present, with the exception of Angela Swanson. Following a moment of silence and the Pledge of Allegiance, board members proceeded to examine consent items, the January meeting minutes, as well as the December ledger of accounts. No changes were necessary and Andy Yarbrough offered a motion to approve the items, which was seconded by Patrick Blackburn and passed unanimously. The first item on the agenda was a Policy Review of Section 5: Personnel Policies 5.100— 5. 310. Superintendent Grinder stated that there were no recommended changes.
The Board agreed and no action was needed. The next item was a second reading of Policy 1.801 Section 504 and ADA. The proposed policy, which was part of a legal suit that involved 127 school systems, would add regulations to incomplete Section 504 policies, including the addition of a grievance process. The Tennessee School Board Association and the Office of Civil Rights reached a settlement but needed approval of the policy from all of the school boards involved. Greg Eaton offered a motion to accept the policy. The motion was seconded by Dwight Bumphus and passed unanimously. The vote marked the final vote needed to officially enact the new policy. Budget Amendments were discussed next and Superintendent Grinder presented a $5,000 donation to install security equipment on the
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front door at Waynesboro Elementary School. The private donor wished to remain anonymous, but specified that the funds be used to improve safety and security at WES. The board expressed collective appreciation for the generous donation. Additional budget amendments included $38,025 provided by the state for the current fiscal year of the GEAR UP Grant. Andy Yarbrough made a motion to approve the amendments, which was seconded by Patrick Blackburn. A roll call vote passed the motion unanimously. Next, Chairman Barry Hanback invited Dr. Talitha Willard to address the board regarding a grant received by Waynesboro Middle School through the Foundation of Rural Education and Development. Dr. Willard explained that WMS had received a $2,250 grant. WMS used the funds to purchase the Kids College program, which uses computer incentives to teach math, English, and language arts. The next item of business was the approval of volunteer coaches, including: Drew Turman – WCHS Basketball,
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unanimously. Chairman Hanback invited members of the board to volunteer for the budget committee. Andy Yarbrough, Patrick Blackburn, Superintendent Grinder, and Chairman Hanback were appointed to serve on the budget committee. The first topic under agenda item Other was a presentation on E-Rate information by Lee Ann Staggs. She stated that the board must approve the list of vendors in order to continue doing business with them. In addition, the Board had joined a consortium with the Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools for internet services. Staggs reported that the Board would not be allowed to continue participating in the consortium, due to a new cut-off date. A number of school systems cut from the Metro Nashville consortium were combining to create a new group, and Staggs needed permission from the board to enter the new consortium agreement to renew current contracts with the following vendors: School Insights
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Society News C’wood Girls Scouts Collect Tabs For Ronald McDonald House
Collinwood area Girl Scouts, the Daisies from troop 263, collected pull tabs from aluminum beverage cans as part of a community service project. The nine girls enlisted friends and families to collect tabs for the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Nashville, who then sell them to be recycled for their metal content and this money helps fund their program. On Saturday, January 26 some of the girls, along with parents and their troop leader, Joy Stults, visited McDonald’s in Waynesboro, turned in their can tabs, and enjoyed a happy meal too! Ronald McDonald House is a place where families stay free of charge while a child undergoes medical treatment. Donating to this organization is a great service project that teaches the girls about sharing and giving back to others. These girls will earn badges for their community service. Visit www.girlscouts.org for information about the scouts.
Applications Being Accepted Head Start Pgrm. The Head Start Program is now taking applications for pre-school children ages 3-4 for the 2012-13 school year. Head Start is a free child development program for children and their families. Families must meet financial eligibility requirements or require special needs. To apply you will need birth certificate, proof of income, (W2’s or last three paychecks), social security numbers (parents and child) optional, proof of current immunization and medical and/ or insurance cards. You may apply at Wayne County Head Start Center, 537 Loyd Street in Waynesboro or call 7223277 or 722-9413.
Applications Available For MASH Student Program At Maury Regional Medical Ctr. Students who will be juniors or seniors in the next school year are encouraged to apply for the 2013 Medical Application of Science for Health (M*A*S*H) student program at Maury Regional Medical Center. Applications for the program will be accepted until February 28.
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Downing To Sing At Green River Baptist
Ann Downing a popular soloist on the Gaither Homecoming Video Series will appear in concert at Green River Baptist Church in Waynesboro on Sunday, March 3. The concert is scheduled to begin at 6 P.M. A love offering will be received. The church is located at 1061 Collinwood Highway, Waynesboro. For more information you may call 722-5828.
Delk To Hold Book Signings In Waynesboro
War II. This was the period before most of the modern conveniences came in and during which there was a style of rural life so different from that of today. He is well-known in the Waynesboro vicinity, have pastured the First Methodist Church from 1946 to 1948. He was married to the late Faye Treadwell Delk, who passed away in 2005, and the father of Angela French of the Philadelphia community. He recently retired after 57 years in education and earlier in the ministry. There will be two book-signings in Waynesboro, the first on Saturday, February 23 from 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. at the Wayne County Public Library, and the second on Sunday, February 24, at First United Methodist Church after the morning service. The book, “Memories of Yesteryear,” is available in hardback and in softback. Anyone who so desires is invited to come at either of the times and locations to receive an autographed copy of the book and to visit with the author.
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Let’s Make Public Notices Available To All By State Senator Ken Yager
The issue of whether local governments should post public notices on their own internet website is a question that was discussed more than once in the Senate State and Local Government Committee during the 107th General Assembly. The issue is sure to come up in the 108th. Local governments, looking for ways to reduce expenditures, are suggesting that they can save money by posting notices on their respective websites rather than posting the notice in the local newspaper. Before coming to the Senate in 2009, I had the privilege to serve as a county executive for 24 years. My experience in local government gives me a greater appreciation for the importance of this issue. The cost of running a public notice is an investment, not a mere expenditure. Using an independent agency - the local newspaper - builds integrity in the process. To give even the appearance of manipulating mandatory public notices tarnishes the already tattered reputation of government because it undermines the concept of independence and transparency. Tennessee law currently requires that many public notices be published in a newspaper of general circulation, a concept as old as the Republic itself. The precedent was set by the first Congress in 1789 and later in Tennessee’s first Constitution. For example, the legislature requires public notices be given
on a variety of critically important subjects: government meetings, bid announcements, notice of parental termination, foreclosure notices, public sale of private property, back tax notices, estate notices and zoning changes, to name a few. Although diverse, these examples and other notices have a common thread: the public’s right to know on matters that significantly affect them. Printing public notices in a local newspaper of general circulation creates a permanent record and, most importantly, preserves the integrity of the notices by requiring that an entity separate and apart from the government print the notice. However well intentioned, shifting the responsibility for printing public notices to the government’s own website raises the specter of manipulation further eroding public confidence. Local governments struggle financially and understandably are looking for ways to decrease expenditures. But to suggest that shifting notices to their own website in lieu of the newspaper could have disastrous consequences adversely affecting the public’s right to know. But communications have changed. The internet is becoming the source of information for many people. In a decade most homes will have access. Currently, however, only 40% of the populace has access to a computer in the rural areas of Tennessee. In my district, less than a third of households in one county
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BillInfo/Default. aspx?BillNumber=SB04 61> /House Bill 1001 will require Tennessee newspapers which print public notices to post them on their website as well. The bill also requires that every newspaper will have to post on their website homepage a link to the public notice section and another link to a statewide website. This system will ensure the widest distribution of public notices. But most importantly, notices will
be published by those who are independent of government and who are responsible only to the people who read their news reports. And, this measure comes with no extra cost to the local government. Our bill combines the best of both worlds. It keeps public notices in places where more people can and will find them. That promotes government transparency and public trust. You cannot put a dollar figure on it, but we cannot afford to lose it.
Septic Smart Tip From Annie Chiodo Of The Waynesboro Water Plant Spread out laundry and dishwasher loads throughout the day. Consider fixing plumbing leaks and installing faucet aerators and waterefficient products. Too much water use at once can overload your system, particularly if it hasn’t been pumped in the last couple of years.
CITY OF WAYNESBORO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS Notice Is Hereby Given Pursuant To Section 6-5-210, Etc. Tennessee Code Annotated, That The Following Names Of Taxpayers Are In Arrears The Following Amount Of Taxes Payable To The City Of Waynesboro For The Year 2011.
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W.M.S. 4-H Public Speaking Contest
Waynesboro Middle School was well represented by its 5th graders at the 4-H County Public Speaking Contest. This contest was held Tuesday, January 29th at the UT Extension Office. Toni Butler placed 1st and will continue to region competition. Callie Prince received 1st runner up. All others received certificates of participation. Pictured from left to right: Maddy Williamson, Tori Beason, Abby Pearson, Abbi Burns, Adam Goss, Toni Butler, Callie Prince, Katie Hargrove, Sayble Jones, Aleyah Coker, and Bella Williams.
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Superintendent Grinder explained that, if a volunteer coach had worked with the students in a previous year and passed a previous background check, he/ she did not need to renew each year. However, if a coach was new and had no prior affiliation with
the school system, he/she needed to present a recent (within 3 months) or new background check. Chairman Hanback opened the floor to members of the board to address questions or comments. Andy Yarbrough asked if the County had determined whether or not they would be able to help
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department.” Some things we don’t want all of. I talk to folks who “have it all”. Mention an ailment like arthritis and they’ll join in with you, “I’ve got it too!” Don’t expect sympathy for you plagues from your peers. They’re in the same boat pulling on the same oars. Most folks think “it all” is plenty of money. It ain’t! Riches are additive. I see multitudes of old folks sitting on their “feathered nests” with long faces. The hardest folks I’ve ever tried to entertain were a bunch of rich bankers. That’s the truth. I’ve got witnesses. I reckon they were afraid a dime would fall out of their deep, deep pockets. I assumed the great singer meant love, peace and contentment. She pursued the wrong way. Leaving the Church brings misery. Jerry Lee will honestly tell you that. Broken hearts are always striving to regain life’s thrills. Lying commercials try to sell you on the happy carefree life of beer, whiskey, wine, and “dancing like no one is looking”. The prodigal son proved the futility of that. He came to his senses and went back to his Christian home. He begged Pop’s forgiveness, and got it. I already had a gorgeous wife, good health, and Tennessee sunshine. But I didn’t have a clue what “it all” was until I met the Lord. You won’t either.
Three Generations Present For SOS Induction Ceremony
Three generations were present February 9, 2013, for the induction of Alfred Andrew Gallaher of Nashville, TN into the Sigma Omega Sigma Fraternity on the Lipscomb University campus. This Fraternities motto is “SOS and stands for Serving our Savior.” During the induction ceremony each inductee is christened with Knighthood and promises to not only serve each other knight in the fraternity and all on the university campus, but also to dedicate their life until death in service to Christ. Andrew, a freshman at Lipscomb, is a Doctor want to be someday and is the son of Dr. Kent and Ms. Marsha Gallaher of Nashville, TN, grandson of Dr. Raymond Noel Gallaher of Suwannee, FL, and great-grandson of Margaret Gallaher of Waynesboro, TN. Dr. Kent Gallaher, Professor and Chairman of the Department of Biology, Lipscomb University, is one of the original and on-going sponsors of the Fraternity, and Dr. Noel Gallaher, Emeritus Professor, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, holds the honorary title “Ambassador of the Order of the Phoenix.” One of the founders of the Fraternity, Paul Halliday formerly of Scotland and presently of Wales, introduced the official Barclay Dress symbolic of the Fraternity in the foreground of the photograph. Receipt of the special tie and its colors indicates that you are officially associated with the Fraternity as a Knight, Sponsor, or Ambassador.
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W’boro Commission Hear Presentation From Dixie Youth Officials By: Kaitlyn McClanahan
The Waynesboro City Commission met on February 11, 2013 at City Hall for a regularly scheduled meeting. All members were present with the exception of Mayor Robert Vencion. Vice-Mayor Dan Creasy called the meeting to order and Commissioner Jeff Howell offered an invocation. The first order of business was an approval of the previous meeting’s minutes. No changes were necessary and Commissioner Tony Creasy offered a motion to approve. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Gerald Baer and passed unanimously. Vice-Mayor Creasy opened the floor for Water Plant Director Annie Chiodo to provide a department report. She stated that all was well in her department and that
she was scheduled for a meeting regarding the TN Disaster Recovery Grant on Tuesday. City Manager John Hickman updated the commission on the website, reporting that all of the city’s available properties were now listed on the site. He encouraged the commissioners to peruse the site and recommend any changes. Vice-Mayor Creasy inquired whether the city was selling ads on the website. Manager Hickman stated that it had not been the city’s policy to do so, but the option could be explored if the commission was interested in doing so. Manager Hickman reported that the city would be installing LED spotlights to illuminate all “Welcome to Waynesboro” signs. The project is expected to be complete in the next few weeks. Hickman also told
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the commission that the city applied, once again, for the Summer Youth Program, which would assign graduated high school seniors to work for the city for twelve weeks during the summer after graduation. Qualified students include those who are preparing to enter the workforce rather than attending technical school or college. Manager Hickman also reported that he was meeting with the owners of TN Container to finalize a contract. Next, the commissioners were given copies of the Waynesboro Annual Financial Report, prepared by Mark Goodwin & Associates. The commissioners requested that Manager Hickman have Goodwin attend the next meeting to answer any questions they may have on the report. Vice-Mayor Creasy opened the floor to Chuck Moser and Greg Bratcher of Dixie Youth Baseball. They discussed a number of maintenance repairs as well as opportunities the season would bring for park use. A lengthy discussion included the laying of sod, the annual dirt allotment, fence repair, batting cage repairs, backstop improvements, and concession stand upgrades. The commission agreed to split the cost of sod needed for one more field, similar to an agreement that had been reached last year for the installment of sod at two fields. Chuck and Greg explained that Dixie Youth was planning to bid for a variety of tournaments to be held in Waynesboro and reported that previous tournaments had received high praise from other Dixie Youth organizations. They reported that the first Dixie Youth game would take place on April 8, 2013 and hoped to have all repairs and updates in place before that time.
Vice-Mayor Creasy requested that Dixie Youth provide the commission with a list of costs for several of the projects before the next meeting. The commission expressed a willingness to assist Dixie Youth with some of the cost for larger repairs, such as adding chain link to the top of a backstop to prevent foul balls from going into the stands. The commission expressed confusion with the school baseball teams moving to the sportsplex fields after the city installed an expensive scoreboard at the City Park fields. Manager Hickman agreed to follow up with the school teams. The commission also thanked Dixie Youth for their hard work and dedication to Waynesboro’s young people. Following the Dixie Youth presentation, Vice-Mayor Creasy opened the floor to the commissioners. Commissioner Baer proposed an idea to use remaining playground funds to begin incremental construction of a new woodenstructure playground at the park. He was inspired by structures in Columbia and Lawrenceburg and the commission discussed possibly placing it near the future amphitheater.
The structure could be expanded each year using funds already appropriated in the projected playground budget. Commissioners agreed that this fiscal year’s remaining funds could be used to install the base for a future structure. Commissioner Tony Creasy requested an update on an overall cost estimate for the amphitheater. Manager Hickman stated that he and the designer were still working on an accurate price for the concrete and shell kit, but he anticipated having the information ready for the next commission meeting. Commissioner Howell expressed hesitation with the proposed builder kit for the project, and Commissioner Creasy agreed, echoing his belief that the city could build its own structure for less. Manager Hickman notified the commission that Waynesboro had been chosen to participate the TN Downtowns Grant Program. Hickman explained that Waynesboro and Clifton were both recipients of the grant; the first time two cities from one county were chosen for the program. Vice-Mayor Creasy noted that a new antiques store had opened on
the square – Functional Finds. Commissioner Howell said he had received two comments from residents. The first was a report of sliding asphalt at the bottom of a hill on Forrest Hills Road. The second was a report of the bushes by Cash Saver growing out and causing decreased visibility for drivers in the parking lot. Manager Hickman stated that he would look into both issues. Manager Hickman announced that bids would be opened and compared on February 19 for the Wastewater Treatment Plant project and invited members of the commission to attend. A vote on the bids will not take place until the next commission meeting, but the board was welcome to look at the contenders. Before adjourning the meeting, the commission remarked that its thoughts and prayers were with Mayor Robert Vencion, as he is still ill. Having no further business, Commissioner Creasy made a motion to adjourn. Commissioner Baer offered the second and the meeting was adjourned. The next regular commission meeting will be held on Monday, February 25, 2013 at 5:30 P.M. in the Courtroom at City Hall.
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2013 - SECOND SECTION - THE WAYNE COUNTY NEWS - PAGE ONE
Wayne County News
Jr. High Lions Finish Season With More Wins
C.H.S. Trojanettes District 12A Tournament Runners-Up.
Trojanettes Fall To S’town In Championship Collinwood Trojanettes fell to Summertown Lady Eagles Monday night in the District 12-A championship game for the second time in two years. 26 percent shooting kept the Trojanettes on the short end of a 46 to 35 score. Despite some easy misses the score was 9 to 8 in favor of Summertown after the first quarter. Summertown pushed ahead 23 to 14 at half. The Trojanettes cut the lead to 23 – 17 on a 3 point play by Hanna Littrell on their first offensive possession of the third quarter. Summertown held a 4 point lead most of the quarter. A Lori Long three pointer pushed the lead to 31 to 24 entering the final period.
The Trojanettes managed to cut the lead to 31 to 28 with 6 minutes to play. A Lexie Risner pass was off the mark as Alexis Haddock attempted a back cut that would have made it a one point margin. From that point on Summertown went on a 6-0 run to push their lead back out to 37 to 28. Summertown out rebounded the Trojanettes 28 to 17. Summertown made 17 of 24 free throws (10 of 14 in the fourth quarter). The Trojanettes were only 13 for 22 for 59 percent at the line. Haddock and Littrell had 10 points each. Lexie Risner had 4 assists and 6 steals. Lori Long led the Lady Eagles with 13 – including 3 made three
pointers; Megan Kilburn had 11; Morgan Long added 9. Mt. Pleasant will come to Collinwood for a 6:00 tip on Friday in the Region 6-A quarterfinals. The winner will travel to Richland to face the Richland – Wayne County winner with a sub-state berth on the line on Monday, February 25th. The Trojanettes are 21-6 heading into region play. Katie Hanback left the game with a head injury after laying out for a loose ball early in the third quarter. She spent the night in the hospital; she is expected to be dressed for action Friday. Alexis Haddock, Hanna Littrell, and Lexie Risner made the all District 12-A seasonal team. --Submitted
C.H.S. Trojanettes All Seasonal Team - From left to right Alexis Haddock, Hanna Littrell and Lexie Risner.
Ashley Bumphus - All Seasonal Team from Frank Hughes Lady Lions.
W.C.H.S. Lady Cats - All Seasonal Team - From left Morgan Ann Mathis and Jessie Ray.
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The 2013 Jr. High Basketball season ended in January, and the Lions team finished it out with 3 wins. They defeated Savannah Christian on January 17. The Lions overcame the Eagles in regulation time 62-58. It was the highest scoring game of the year for the Lions, and those extra points were necessary for the victory. Avery Davis, who had a season high 33 points, and Brayden Johnson, who had 10, battled in a shoot-out with Eagles’ players, Nathan Caldwell, 35 points, and Seth Scott, 18 points. Hunter Pevahouse added to the score with 7 points. Other Lions with points were Dylan Berry with 4, Braden Morris with 3, Charlie Brashier and AJ Burleson pitched in 2 a piece, and Brady Billman added a free-throw. The Lions pummeled the Lobelville Hornets on two consecutive dates. In the last home game of the year, the boys outscored their opponent 43-9. Scoring was shared by nine players. Avery Davis led with 8 points. Hunter Pevahouse had 7 points. Brayden Johnson and Charlie Brashier each had 6 points. Nick Calton, Braden Morris, Dakota Pitts, and Avery Davila had 2 points each. On the following Monday, the Lions traveled to Lobelville for their last game. They then proceeded in a repeat of their last performance. They won the game 5613. Once again, multiple players assisted in the
Dylan Berry goes up for two against Eagle defenders.
Avery Davis goes up for two points in the SCA game. total points. The leading scorer was Avery Davis. He had 15. Brayden Johnson scored 10. Dylan Berry pounded in 8 from the post. Braden Morris knocked down 7 points, including a three pointer. Charlie Brashier and Mason Lineberry had 6 points each. Alex Layne hit a three-point basket, and Gunner Bunch made a free-throw. The Lions finished the year with a 7-14 record. Besides the wins against Savannah Christian and Lobelville, they defeated Lawrenceburg Sacred Heart and Jackson Preparatory School. The boys played six games that were lost by 6 points or less. Leading the team in scoring this year was Avery Davis who averaged 17 points a game.
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Wayne County Family History/Crafts Fair Be Held July 13, W’boro Who are you? Where did your family come from? These are just some of the questions that could be answered at the annual Wayne County Family History and Crafts Fair on Saturday, July 13, 2013, at Wayne County High School. Wayne County Historian Bob Rains shared his insights about the fair recently. Q. Mr. Rains, what exactly is a family history fair? The fair is an opportunity for anyone that has information on their family history to share it with others who are looking for it. For example, I have information on the Ray, Melson, and Rains families of Wayne
County, among others. I will bring it to the fair to share with others looking for those families. We encourage everyone with Wayne County roots to attend and bring what they have. You never know—something you think is well known about a family might be just what someone else has been searching for! Q. If I have information on my Wayne County family, what do I do next? Send me an email at rainsr@tds.net or call me at 931-722-5016 to reserve a table at the fair. It’s free! We will also need to know if you will need an electrical outlet for computers, etc. Q. Will I be able to get
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S SALE Default having been made in the payment of the debts and obligations secured to be paid by a certain Deed of Trust executed December 5, 2008 by Robert Williams and Sherry Williams, husband and wife to Robert M. Wilson, as Trustee, as same appears of record in the office of the Register of Wayne County, Tennessee, in Record Book 115, Page 795, and the undersigned having been appointed Substitute Trustee by instrument recorded in the said Register’s Office, and the owner of the debt secured, Bank of America, N.A., having requested the undersigned to advertise and sell the property described in and conveyed by said Deed of Trust, all of said indebtedness having matured by default in the payment of a part thereof, at the option of the owner, this is to give notice that the undersigned will, on Wednesday, March 20, 2013 commencing at 02:00 PM, at the Front Door of the Courthouse, Waynesboro, Wayne County, Tennessee proceed to sell at public outcry to the highest and best bidder for cash, the following described property, to-wit: Situated in County of Wayne, State of Tennessee. Lying and being situated in the 3rd Civil District of Wayne County, Tennessee, and being more particularly described as follows: Being Lot No. 1 Section 2 of Beechview Recreation Development, a Map or plat of which appears of record in Plat Cabinet A at Page 17 in the Register’s Office of Wayne County, Tennessee, to which reference is made of a more complete description of same, according to the survey dated February, 1989, of Tomas E. Lawson Route 2, Box 75 Hohenwald, Tennessee 38462, Registered Land Surveyor, Tennessee License No. 650. This property is subject to the Declaration of Conditions, Covenants and Restrictions dated April 28, 1989, of record in Misc. Book 18, Page 263, in the Register’s Office of Wayne County, Tennessee and to the Certificate of Expansion dated October 21, 1990, of record in Misc. Book 21, Page 71, in the Register’s Office of Wayne County, Tennessee; Subject to an Amendment of Declaration of Conditions, Covenants and Restrictions dated June 30, 1993, of record in Misc. Book 27, Page 776, in the Register’s Office of Wayne County, Tennessee; and to the Certificate Expansion dated June 30, 1993, of record in Misc. Book 27, Page 779, Register’s Office of Wayne County, Tennessee. This property is subject to a TVA Flowage Easement. This property is subject to water hookup an access fee as set out in the restrictions above referred to. Subject to the Correction of Certificate of Expansion, dated July 15, 1993, of record in MCL Book 27, Page 791, in the Register’s Office of Wayne County, Tennessee. Subject to Certificate of Expansion dated November 16, 1997, of record in MCL Book 37, Page 586, and in MCL Book 37, Page 588, Register’s Office of Wayne County, Tennessee. Subject to any easements, set back lines, etc. on record in Plat Cabinet A, Page 60, Register’s Office of Wayne County, Tennessee. Notice of the Right to Foreclose has been given in compliance with T.C.A. § 35-5-117. Tax Parcel ID: 029E-C-063.00 Property Address: 199 Beechview Drive, Clifton, TN. All right and equity of redemption, homestead and dower waived in said Deed of Trust, and the title is believed to be good, but the undersigned will sell and convey only as Substitute Trustee. ARNOLD M. WEISS, Substitute Trustee Weiss Spicer Cash PLLC 208 Adams Avenue Memphis, Tennessee 38l03 90l-526-8296 File # 1701-099287-FC Bank of America/Robert Williams Feb. 20, 27, March 6, 2013
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Default having been made in the terms, conditions and payments provided in a certain Deed of Trust, dated April 29, 2011, executed by Rickey Dwayne Smith, to Martin Haggard, Jr., Trustee, of record in Record Book 137, Page 204, in the Register’s Office for Wayne County, Tennessee, a certain Deed of Trust, dated, November 14, 2011, executed by Rickey Dewayne Smith, to Martin Haggard, Jr., Trustee, of record in Record Book 141, Page 726 in the Register’s Office of Wayne County, Tennessee and to W. Andrew Yarbrough, appointed as Substitute Trustee in an instrument of record in the Register’s Office of Wayne County, Tennessee, to secure the indebtedness described, the entire indebtedness having been declared due and payable as provided in said Deed of Trust, I, W. Andrew Yarbrough, as Substitute Trustee,will byvirtue of thepowerand authority vested in me as Substitute Trustee, on the 13th day of March, 2013 at 10:00 A.M., at the EAST DOOR OF THE COURTHOUSE, WAYNE COUNTY, TENNESSEE, sell to the highest bidder for cash, free from all legal and equitable rights of redemption, homestead and dower, rights by virtue of marriage, and all other exemptions of every kind, which are expressly waived, and subject to any unpaid taxes, if any, the following described property, to wit: A certain tract or parcel of land lying and being situated in the 1st Civil District of Wayne County, Tennessee, in the C.L. Morrow Addition to the Town of Waynesboro, and being more particularly bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a stake at the Northeast intersection of Forrest Street with Morrow Street, the same being the Southeast corner of the lot of which this is a part, and runs thence North 7 degrees West 80 feet to a stake in the South margin of Gentry Street; runs thence South 87 degrees West with the South margin of Gentry Street, 250 feet to a stake in the West boundary line of the lot of which this is a part; thence South 2 ½ degrees East 80 feet to a stake in the North margin of Forrest Street, the same being the Southwest corner of the lot of which this is a part; runs thence North 87 degrees east with the south margin of Forrest Street, 250 feet to the point of beginning, and being known as the C.L. Morrow homeplace lot. Subject to certain covenants and restrictions of record in Record Book 137, Page 201, Register’s Office of Wayne County, Tennessee. This being the real property conveyed to Rickey Dwayne Smith, by deed of the Wayne County Bank, dated April 29, 2011, of record in Record Book 137, Page 201, Register’s Office of Wayne County, Tennessee. Also conveyed herein is a 1996 Sund Mobile Home, VIN No. SRP10190AAL and SRP10190BAL, and as the foresaid mobile home has been installed upon said real estate, and is made a part thereof and considered as real estate, and is a part of said real estate. The wheels, axles and hitch have been removed therefrom and said mobile home is erected on a foundation with anchor installed according to law. The sale of said property shall be subject to any and all unpaid taxes and assessments, together with interest and penalty, if any, and any and all other prior easements, restrictions, encumbrances, or liens of any nature. THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. W. ANDREW YARBROUGH, Substitute Trustee OTHER INTERESTED PARTIIES: WAYNE COUNTY BANK P.O. Box 247 Waynesboro, TN 38485 Bobby Tanner and Stacey Tanner 2121 Summertown Highway Hohenwald, TN 38462 W. ANDREW YARBROUGH ATTORNEY February 20, 27, March 6, 2013
copies of information I find at the fair? Yes. We will have a copy machine available for a small fee per copy made. Q. How much is admission to the fair? We accept donations of any amount to cover the cost of having the event, but they are not required. Q. What else happens at a family history fair? Three of our Society board members will be offering free classes on Beginning Genealogy, Advanced Genealogy, and Cemeteries. Betty Peacock, David and Martha Montgomery are all experienced and wellresearched sources in these areas, and I am sure those attending will come away with something new they didn’t know already know. Q. Will the Historian’s Office in the Courthouse be open that day? Yes. We will have the office open from 9 a.m. to at least 1:00 p.m. Our History Office offers a wealth of information on Wayne County. We recently obtained the BID NOTICE The Wayne County Board of Education is accepting bids for school campus lawn care (mowing, weed-eating, etc.). Specifications are available from Wayne County Board of Education, 419 South Main Street, P.O. Box 658, Waynesboro, TN 38485. Bids must be labeled as “Lawn Care Bid” and submitted to the Wayne County Board of Education at the above address no later than 10:00 A.M. on Thursday, February 28, 2013 to be considered. Barry Hanback, Chairman Gailand Grinder, Superintendent Feb. 20-27-(ojb) SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S SALE Sale at public auction will be on March 26, 2013 at 10:00 AM local time, at the east door, Wayne County Courthouse, Waynesboro, Tennessee, conducted by Shapiro & Kirsch, LLP Substitute Trustee, pursuant to Deed of Trust executed by Oscar Villalobos Jr., a married man and Gloria Villalobos a married woman, as joint tenants, to Larry Weissman, Trustee, on February 28, 2005 at Record Book 72, Page 898; all of record in the Wayne County Register’s Office. Holder: CitiMortgage, Inc. The following real estate located in Wayne County, Tennessee, will be sold to the highest call bidder subject to all unpaid taxes, prior liens and encumbrances of record: Described property located in Wayne County, Tennessee, and being more particularly described in deed of record in Record Book 72, Page 898; in the Register’s Office of Wayne County, Tennessee Parcel Number: 219-007.03 Current Owner(s) of Property: Oscar Villalobos, Jr. and Gloria Villalobos, husband and wife Other interested parties: CitiFinancial, Inc. and CitiFinancial, Inc. The street address of the above described property is believed to be 3747 Chisholm Road, Iron City, Tennessee 38463, but such address is not part of the legal description of the property sold herein and in the event of any discrepancy, the legal description referenced herein shall control. SALE IS SUBJECT TO TENANT(S) RIGHTS IN POSSESSION. If applicable, the notice requirements of T.C.A. 35-5-117 have been met. All right of equity of redemption, statutory and otherwise, and homestead are expressly waived in said Deed of Trust, and the title is believed to be good, but the undersigned will sell and convey only as Substitute Trustee. If the highest bidder cannot pay the bid within twenty-four (24) hours of the sale, the next highest bidder, at their highest bid, will be deemed the successful bidder. This property is being sold with the express reservation that the sale is subject to confirmation by the lender or trustee. This sale may be rescinded at any time. Shapiro & Kirsch, LLP Substitute Trustee www.kirschattorneys.com Law Office of Shapiro & Kirsch, LLP 555 Perkins Road Extended, Second Floor Memphis, TN 38117 Phone (901)767-5566 Fax (901)761-5690 File No. 10-004494 Feb. 20, 27, Mar. 6, 2013
original school attendance lists, beginning in 1933. We also have received gifts of school yearbooks. We have just finished indexing the names in Wayne County Cemeteries in alphabetical order. This index will be available for research now and the day of the Fair. These are just a few of the things available for your research at the History Office. Q. What if we get hungry?? Our local non-profit organizations will be there to provide delicious homemade meals and goodies! More information is available by contacting Shirley Bailey, 931-724-4428. Q. What does the “crafts” part of the fair offer? In past years, we have had displays of everything from pottery, quilts, and jewelry to paintings. All items must be handmade. For those wishing to set up a display, contact Shirley Bailey, 931-7244428. Q. Do you have any parting thoughts for us concerning the fair? We will also have all of our Historical Society books for sale, including our newest project, which is called Wayne County War Between the States. We also have a pamphlet NOTICE These Vehicles Will Be Sold At A Sheriff’s Sale By The Wayne County Sheriff’s Office On Saturday, March 2, at 10 A.M. At the Sheriff’s Office In Waynesboro. 1 – 1997 Dodge Caravan, White In Color, VIN # 1B4GP44R4VB222737; 2 – 2001 Chevy Tahoe, Black In Color, VIN # 1GNEC13T61R200765. Feb. 6, 13, 20, 27, 2013 SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE’S SALE Sale at public auction will be on March 14, 2013 at 2:00 PM local time, at the east door, Wayne County Courthouse, Waynesboro, Tennessee, conducted by Shapiro & Kirsch, LLP Substitute Trustee, pursuant to Deed of Trust executed by Ross Brewer and Debra K. (McGee) Brewer, Estate by the Entirety, to David McMackin, Trustee, on October 2, 2009 at Record Book 123, Page 751; all of record in the Wayne County Register’s Office. Owner of Debt: New Day Financial, LLC The following real estate located in Wayne County, Tennessee, will be sold to the highest call bidder subject to all unpaid taxes, prior liens and encumbrances of record: Described property located in Wayne County, Tennessee, and being more particularly described in deed of record in Record Book 123, Page 751; in the Register’s Office of Wayne County, Tennessee Parcel Number: 118-002.01 Current Owner(s) of Property: Ross Brewer and Debra K. (McGee) Brewer, Estate by the Entirety The street address of the above described property is believed to be 1973 Collinwood Highway, Collinwood, Tennessee 38450, but such address is not part of the legal description of the property sold herein and in the event of any discrepancy, the legal description referenced herein shall control. SALE IS SUBJECT TO TENANT(S) RIGHTS IN POSSESSION. If applicable, the notice requirements of T.C.A. 35-5-117 have been met. All right of equity of redemption, statutory and otherwise, and homestead are expressly waived in said Deed of Trust, and the title is believed to be good, but the undersigned will sell and convey only as Substitute Trustee. If the highest bidder cannot pay the bid within twenty-four (24) hours of the sale, the next highest bidder, at their highest bid, will be deemed the successful bidder. This property is being sold with the express reservation that the sale is subject to confirmation by the lender or trustee. This sale may be rescinded at any time. Shapiro & Kirsch, LLP Substitute Trustee www.kirschattorneys.com Law Office of Shapiro & Kirsch, LLP 555 Perkins Road Extended, Second Floor Memphis, TN 38117 Phone (901)767-5566 Fax (901)761-5690 File No. 11-015516 February 6, 13, 20, 2013
for sale that includes the histories of the three major areas of Wayne County and the effects of the War Between the States on those areas and the people written by Clovis “Hank” Brewer, John Templeton, and Betty Peacock.
We really hope that everyone that wants to learn more about their Wayne County history will make plans to attend. If you need more information, please don’t hesitate to call us at the History Office, 931-7225016. - - -Submitted
Heart Disease Is #1 Killer Of Americans According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, heart disease kills an estimated 630,000 Americans annually and is the leading cause of death for both men and women. One of every four deaths in the United States each year is attributed to heart disease and each year about 935,000 Americans have heart attacks. Heart disease refers to different types of heart conditions. Coronary artery disease occurs when plaque (cholesterol deposits) collects in the arteries that supply blood to the heart. Atherosclerosis is the condition where so much plaque collects that it causes the arteries to narrow. The good news is that there are things you can do to help prevent heart disease. Choosing a healthy diet and exercising regularly are among them. Being overweight or obese can increase your risk for heart disease so maintaining a healthy weight is a wise choice when it comes to protecting your heart. Eating healthy meals, including foods low in saturated fat and cholesterol and high in fiber, can help prevent high blood cholesterol.
PUBLIC NOTICE The South Central (West) Rural Planning Executive Committee and Technical Board, responsible for comprehensive transportation planning in Hickman, Lawrence, Lewis, Maury, Perry, and Wayne Counties, will meet on Thursday, February 21, 2013 at 10:00 am at the South Central Tennessee Development District located at 101 Sam Watkins Boulevard, Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee 38474. Topics on the agenda include an update on the TDOT Project Development Process. This project is funded under an agreement with the Tennessee Department of Transportation. If you would like a complete agenda, driving directions, or if you need assistance or accommodation for a disability, please contact Sara Brown by February 21, 2013 at the South Central Tennessee Development District, (931) 379-2915 or email at sbrown@sctdd.org. TTY/TDD users please dial (800) 640-4636. Feb. 20, 2013 NOTICE TO CREDITORS As Required by TCA §302-306 Case Number 91CH1-2013PR-167 Estate of Darrell Edward Davis, Deceased Notice is hereby given that on February 5 of 2013 letters of administration in respect of the estate of Darrell Edward Davis, who died 1/31/2013, were issued to the undersigned by the Wayne County Chancery Court of Wayne County, Tennessee. All persons, resident and nonresident, having claims, matured or unmatured, against the estate are required to file the same with the Clerk of the above-named Court on or before the earlier of the dates prescribed in (1) or (2) otherwise their claims will be forever barred: (1) (A) Four (4) months from the date of the first publication of this notice if the creditor received an actual copy of this notice to creditors at least sixty (60) days before date that is four (4) months from the date of the first publication; or (B) Sixty (60) days from the date the creditor received an actual copy of the notice to creditors, if the creditor received the copy of the notice less than sixty (60) days prior to the date that is four (4) months from the date of the first publication as described in (1) (A); or (2) Twelve (12) months from the decedent’s date of death. All persons indebted to the above Estate must come forward and make proper settlement with the undersigned at once. Date: 2/5/2013 Brooklyn L Foster Administrator Patrick Butler Attorney Carolyn Mathis Clerk & Master February 13, 20, 2013
Limiting salt and sodium in your diet can also lower your blood pressure. Physical activity also helps in maintaining good heart health. The Surgeon General recommends that adults engage in moderateintensity exercise for at least 30 minutes on most days of the week. If you do have high cholesterol, high blood pressure or diabetes, talk with your doctor about how you can work together to treat these conditions that can lead to heart disease. Monitor your blood pressure regularly and have your cholesterol tested at least once every five years. If your doctor determines medication is needed to treat any of these conditions, follow instructions carefully and faithfully. By practicing a heart healthy lifestyle, you can greatly reduce your risk of having a heart attack. The signs and symptoms of a heart attack may vary by individual and by gender. Commonly they include: Chest discomfort in the center of the chest that lasts more than a few minutes, or that goes away and comes back, which can feel like an uncomfortable pressure, squeezing, fullness or pain Discomfort in other parts of the upper body, one or both arms, neck, jaw, upper back or stomach Shortness of breath with or without chest discomfort Unusual fatigue Breaking out in a cold sweat, nausea or lightheadedness February has been designated as American Heart Month and Wayne Medical Center encourages everyone to take this opportunity to learn more about healthy heart practices, the signs of a heart attack and what to do if you or a loved one demonstrate any of these symptoms. If you experience any of these symptoms, immediately call 911. Emergency personnel are highly trained, can begin treatment in the ambulance and will contact the emergency department so that physicians are ready and waiting for a patient once they arrive. A quick response can prevent permanent heart damage and could save your life. About Wayne Medical Center: Wayne Medical Center, an affiliate of Maury Regional Medical Center, is a not-for-profit community hospital that offers comprehensive health care services for the entire family. The hospital is licensed for 80 beds and is accredited by the Joint Commission. For more information, visit mauryregional.com/ WMC.htm.
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to understanding why and under what circumstances you spend or save.” “One thing we really stress is the importance of having an emergency fund. That one thing makes the difference in whether an individual is actually in control of his or her finances, or just reacting to one financial crisis after the other,” said Wise. University ofTennessee Extension educators are encouraging state families to focus on saving during Tennessee Saves Week, February 25 – March 5. Extension educators work with more than 100,000
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NEWS HIRING NEW 4-H POSITION A Wayne County 4-H position, offered by TSU, has just been opened. See below for the job description, degree requirements, and where to apply (please note, applications should be made through the TSU website listed below, not at the county extension office). TSU will be accepting applications through the end of the month. Applications must be received TSU before March 1st. Job Description This position will develop innovative educational programs to involve target clientele in non-traditional and traditional 4-H/ Youth Development programs. Curriculum will include but not limited to citizenship skills, community and civic involvement, and teamwork. Program delivery methods will be used including volunteer recruitment, site and home visits, phone calls, workshops, in-school programs, after-school programs, newsletters, media, etc. Will develop and maintain good public relations with educational
officials, collaborative agencies, program sponsors, and elected and appointed officials. Performs other related duties as required. M i n i m u m Qualifications/ Experience Bachelor’s degree required in Child or Youth Development, Family and Consumer Sciences, Agriculture, Education or a related discipline. Master’s degree is preferred. Comprehensive knowledge and understanding of Extension program planning, implementation and evaluation. Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work with teams. Ability to communicate effectively verbally and in written form using print media, radio, and computerbased software. Ability to document and market program impacts. Ability to provide leadership and demonstrate selfreliance in a collaborative environment. Applying for Position Applications must be completed online. Type in the address bar, or do a search for jobs.tnstate. edu to apply or to learn
HARDIN COUNTY STOCKYARD 3350 HWY 226, SAVANNAH, TN 38372 731-925-3287 931-224-2247 MARKET REPORT FEBRUARY 13, 2013 Total Hd 969 Last Week 974 Last Yr 1058 Cattle 938 Goats 6 Hogs 25 #1 Steers & Bulls 200-300 WT 171.00-183.00 300-400 WT 164.00-171.00 400-500 WT 154.00-164.00 500-600 WT 145.00-154.00 600-700 WT 132.00-145.00 700-800 WT 124.00-132.00 800-900 WT 114.00-124.00 #1 Heifers 200-300 WT 152.00-158.00 300-400 WT 145.00-152.00 400-500 WT 138.00-145.00 500-600 WT 128.00-138.00 600-700 WT 116.00-128.00 700-800 WT 112.00-116.00 800-900 WT 105.00-112.00 High dressing utility cows 79.00-88.00 High dressing slaughter bulls 92.00-104.00 Load Lots 92 Steers Avg Wt. 555 162.25
Charlotte Smith EXTENSION AGENT UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE EXTENSION SAVING VS. SPENDING — PERSONALITY OR HABIT? Experts at The University of Tennessee say that whether you tend to save or spend money freely can depend both on your personality and your habits. “Some people do need the security of having money stashed away and others are relatively comfortable living on the financial edge,” says Dena Wise, Ph.D., who is a Professor and Consumer Economics Specialist with UT Extension. “But a big factor in whether you spend or save is simply habit. We fall into spending habits just as we fall into eating habits, and it can be just as difficult to change our spending habits as it can be to change our diet.” In order to decide if you need to change your spending habits, Wise recommends that you ask yourself five simple questions: • Sometimes, do I buy things without knowing for sure that I can afford them? • Do I make spending decisions without really having a plan?
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• Do I often have less than $1,000 in my checking account? • Do I carry a balance on my credit cards from month to month? • Do I sometimes not have enough money to pay bills when they are due? If you answer yes to any of these questions, then you need to focus on change. Wise says there is also a methodical approach to changing your spending habits, and it’s similar to the approach you might use to change your diet. “The first step toward reigning in your spending is to simply track what you spend for a few weeks. Like keeping track of what you eat, recording expenditures in a journal or electronic device can help you understand not only how much you spend and for what, but also why you spend. It’s a good idea, especially for the first week or so, to make notes on each spending or saving decision. Before and afterwards, did you feel satisfied, anxious, guilty or bored? These feeling can provide clues
adults and young people each year on financial issues. Some are facing foreclosure or bankruptcy but many just want to learn how to get ahead. “In today’s economy, it’s harder than ever to get ahead financially,” Wise said, “but we’re seeing a new determination on the part of consumers to find ways to stash away a little cash.” Those wanting to know more about saving and debt reduction can contact their local UT Extension office at 931722-3229 or Dena Wise, Ph.D., The UT Extension, at 865 974-8198.
Wayne County 4-H Piggy Bank Pageant Fifty 7th grade students in Wayne County competed in their individual clubs in the 4-H Piggy Bank Pictured is the blue Pageant. Out of the 50 ribbon winning Piggy participants, 22 moved Bank. on to the county contest. ribbons. Jaylee Warren 4-H members and the and Paighton Bolton, community had the both WMS students, won opportunity to vote white ribbons. These 5 on FaceBook for their participants were top in favorite pigs. the county contest. Aleah Dodd, CMS All of the 4-H members student, won first with who participated in the her pig. She will receive a county contest will have blue ribbon and continue their pigs displayed at on to the state 4-H Piggy local banks to promote Bank Pageant. Karleigh Tennessee Saves Week, Davis and Makenna Feb. 25-Mar. 2.RememVandygriffe, both ber to start small and WMS students, won red think big when saving! cubcadet.com
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COLLINWOOD OES NO. 422 REG. MTHLY. MTG. The Collinwood Chapter Order of the Eastern Star has their regular monthly meeting the first Thursday of each month. Meetings begin at 7 P.M. All members are urged to Feb. 2013-(ojb) attend. HOLLY CREEK V.F.D. MONTHLY FISH FRY The Holly Creek Fire Department and Community Center sponsors its monthly fish fry every 4th Saturday from 4 till 7 P.M. at the VFD/Community Center. All proceeds will benefit the fire department. Everyone is invited to support this cause. Feb. 2013-(ojb) 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, office work. Training is free call Bro. Chad Balentine at 931-722-2785. Jan. 26-2011-tf-ojb) WAYNE COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY RE-ORGANIZATION CONVENTION The Wayne County Republican Party Re-Organization Convention will be held on February 26, 2013 at 6:30 P.M. at the Wayne County Courthouse, Court Room. All Republicans are urged to attend. Jan.-Feb., 2013-P.
A.A. MEETS IN WAYNESBORO AT C.P. CHURCH A. A. meets every Tuesday night at 7 P. M. at the Presbyterian Church in Waynesboro. Everyone is welcome. For more information call C.W.B. 731-695-2358 or Ron R. 931-762-5977 / 931-629-0572. Aug. 2012-Aug. 2013-P.
HIGHWAY 69 VFD BARBEQUE SUPPER The Highway 69 V.F.D. will have a Barbeque Supper the 4th Saturday night of each month from 3 until 7 P.M. at the Fire Hall. Pork or chicken will be available and You can eat in or carry out. Everyone is invited to attend. All proceeds will benefit the Highway 69 fire department. DRUG SUPPORT GROUPS MEET AT WAYNE COUNTY HELPING HANDS OFFICE Wayne County Helping Hands offers an open meeting every Saturday at 5 o’clock P.M. for anyone who wants to participate in a drug recovery support group. Teen Challenge Lifeline classes are held at 7 P.M. on Tuesdays. Lifeline consists of six different classes, lasting from six to twelve weeks each. The only cost is a fee for each workbook. Call 931-722-6888 for more information. Wayne County Helping Hands is a 501c3 non-profit public charity organization. Feb. 13-tf-(ojb)
COUNTRY HAM BREAKFAST BEECH CREEK There will be a country ham breakfast every first Saturday morning of each month from 7 till 9 A.M. at the Beech Creek Fire Hall. Everyone is welcome. Jan.-Dec. 2013-P.
FREE GED CLASSES The Wayne County Adult Education Program offers free classes Monday through Thursday. Office hours are Monday through Friday 8:00-4:00. The GED is going to go through a major change at the end of this year. Give us a call at 722-9943 and set up a time to get started on the first step to a better future. This project is funded under an agreement with The Department of Labor and Workforce Development.
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Events In And Around Wayne County
WAYNE COUNTY BEER BOARD TO MEET The Wayne County Beer Board will meet on March 4 at 5:30 P.M. in the County Clerk’s Office in a special called meeting to review a beer permit application. REGULAR MTHLY. MTG. CYPRESS INN VFD. The regular monthly meeting of the Cypress Inn Volunteer Fire Department will be held on the 4th Monday of each month. MISS BLOSSOM PAGEANT IN LINDEN The Miss Blossom Pageant will be held on Friday, March 22 beginning at 6 P.M. at the Linden Middle School in Linden. For more information contact Denton Graham at 615557-4575.
Reminder: Hispanic, Women Farmers/Ranchers Claims Must Be Postmarked Mar. 25 Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack reminds Hispanic and women farmers and ranchers who allege discrimination by the USDA in past decades that there are 45 days remaining in the filing period closing March 25, 2013. “Hispanic and women farmers who believe they have faced discriminatory practices in the past from the USDA have 45 days left to file a claim in order to have a chance to receive a cash payment or loan forgiveness,” said Secretary Vilsack. “USDA urges potential claimants to contact the Claims Administrator for information and mail their claim packages on or before March 25, 2013.” The process offers a voluntary alternative to litigation for each Hispanic or female farmer and rancher who can prove that USDA denied his or her application for loan or loan servicing assistance for discriminatory reasons for certain time periods between 1981
and 2000. As announced in February 2011, the voluntary claims process will make available at least $1.33 billion for cash awards and tax relief payments, plus up to $160 million in farm debt relief, to eligible Hispanic and women farmers and ranchers. There are no filing fees to participate in the program. The Department will continue reaching out to potential Hispanic and female claimants around the country to get the word out to individuals who may be eligible for this program so they have the opportunity to participate. Call center representatives can be reached at 1-888-508-4429. Claimants may register for a claims package (by calling the number or visiting the website) or may download the forms from the website. All those interested in learning more or receiving information about the claims process and claims packages are encouraged to attend meetings in your communities about
the claims process and contact the website at any time or call center telephone number Monday through Friday 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Eastern Time. Website: www. farmerclaims.gov, Phone: 1-888-508-4429, Claims Period: September 24, 2012 – March 25, 2013. Independent legal services companies will administer the claims process and adjudicate the claims. Although there are no filing fees to participate and a lawyer is not required to participate in the claims process, persons seeking legal advice may contact a lawyer or other legal services provider. Under Secretary Vilsack’s leadership, USDA had instituted a comprehensive plan to strengthen the Department as a model service provider and to ensure that every farmer and rancher is treated equally and fairly as part of “a new era of civil rights” at USDA. In February 2010, the Secretary announced the Pigford II settlement with African American farmers, and in October 2010, he announced the Keepseagle settlement with Native American farmers. Both of those settlements have since received court approval. Unlike the cases brought
by African American and Native American farmers, the cases filed by Hispanic and women farmers over a decade ago were not certified as class actions. The claims process provides a voluntary alternative to continuing litigation for Hispanic and female farmers and ranchers who want to use it. Audio and video public service announcements in English and Spanish from Secretary Vilsack and downloadable print and web banner ads on the Hispanic and women farmer claims process are available at: http:// w w w. u s d a . g o v / w p s / portal/usda/usdahome?c ontentidonly=true&con tentid=PSAs_Print_and WebBanner_Ads.xml USDA is an equal opportunity provider, and employer. To file a complaint of discrimination, write: USDA, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (866) 632-9992 (Tollfree Customer Service), (800) 877-8339 (Local or Federal relay), (866) 377-8642 (Relay voice users).
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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”
PUBLIC LIQUIDATION AUCTION SAT., MARCH 2nd • 9:00 A.M. “ALMOST ANYTHING WEARHOUSE” 389 LEIPERS STREET, LOBELVILLE, TN.
Directions: From Post Office in Lobelville, take Highway 13 North 500 feet. Turn right on Leipers Street & sale is located on the right. See auction signs & arrows.
**30,000 PLUS SQUARE FEET OF RETAIL MERCHANDISE** **THE FOLLOWING LIST MAY CONTAIN DOZENS, HUNDREDS OR THOUSANDS OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS** **ITEMS MAY BE SOLD IN BOXES, GROUP LOTS, BY THE PALLET OR BY THE ENTIRE SECTION OF THE STORE** 1984 Honda Magna Parts Motorcycle / Circular Saws Pond Prowler Plastic Boat / 2000 PSI Pressure Washer 15 Gallon Air Compressor / Cordless Drills Ice Cream Freezer / Side Grinders / Impact Drivers Dozens of Pieces of New Wooden Furniture – Beds Mirrors – Tables, etc. / Paint Rollers & Brushes Several Thousand Fasteners, Screws, Bolts, etc. (Various Sizes) Tin Snips / Crow Bars / Liquid Nails / Light Fixtures Silicon Caulk / Pallets of Multipurpose Grout / Desk Lamps Greeting Cards / Hair Barrettes / Ribbons / Canned Foods Rugs / Lamps / Shoes / Boots / Coolers / Books / Lip Gloss Deer Repellant / Rabbit Repellant / Carpet Cleaner / Vinegar Mannequins / Artificial Flowers / Clothes Racks / Toothpaste Hydrogen Peroxide / Boat Covers / Cases of Aspirin / Locks Camo Hunting Clothes / Misc. Doors & Windows / Pliers Spray Starch / Deck Stain / Carpet Shampoo / Art Prints Kohler Sinks / Coleman Cook Stoves / Rain Suits
Large Assortment of Master Craft Power Tools Speed Queen Commercial Clothes Dryer Thousands of Varieties Carpet Squares Levels / Hammers / Pipe Wrenches / File Sets Blackhawk Screw Drivers / Tape Measures Hand Saws / Allen Wrenches / Vise Grips Open-Boxed End Wrenches / Socket Sets Wooded Shelving / Faucets / Sinks / Bath Tubs Pallets of Thin Set Mortar / Security Lights Boxed Foods / What-Not Collectibles / Clothes Porcelain Angels / Candle Holders / Gun Oil Sunglasses / Baby Strollers / Shampoo Floor Stripper / Pickling Salt / Salad Dressing Onion Powder / Paper Plates / Pocket Books Belts / Fishing Tackle / Holiday Costumes All Purpose Cleaner / Zip Ties / Party Favors Thermal Underwear
Prayer Meeting And Bible Study Schedule: Wednesday 6:30 P.M. 9:15 A.M. Call For Information On Any Of Our Programs Sunday School 10:30 A.M. Worship Evening Worship Service 6 P.M.
SENIOR CITIZENS! Come and join the Senior Citizens in Waynesboro and Collinwood. WE HAVE A VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES
Bingo, Quilting, Pool, singing, Health Screening We also have exercise equipment.
HOT NUTRITIOUS MEALS SERVED DAILY!!
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**This Is Only A Partial List of The Inventory Being Offered At Public Auction. Hundreds of Thousands of Items Too Numerous To Mention!** ** This sale includes the largest inventory of merchandise we·ve had at auction in several years. To view photos, see our website at: www.bcollier-realtyauction.com **
Terms: Cash or good check day of sale. Everything sells “as is” “where is”. Sales tax will be applied to all items unless a Federal Tax I.D. Number is provided. Any persons not personally known by auction company must provide a bank letter of credit. Auctioneer reserves the right to sell items in any lot size or combination. The previous owner of “Almost Anything Wearhouse” has passed away. There is a new business coming to this location and everything must go. For more details or a color brochure, contact Will O. Sanders, Auctioneer at (931)-296-2766 or toll free (877)496-2766. Visit our website at: www.bcollier-realtyauction.com **Concessions Available**
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Civil War Fashion Show Mar. 4, H’wald A Civil War era fashion show will be held during the Lewis County Historical Society meeting on Monday, March 4, 7 P.M., at the Strand Theatre, 100 E. Main St., in Hohenwald. Presented by the Confederate Belles of Tennessee, the fashions and manners of the Civil War years strongly reflected the Victorian era when modesty was the rule of the day. The
fashionable silhouette of the 1861-1865 period focused on the tightly laced corseted bodice with the waistline resting
at the natural waist, voluminous elaborately trimmed skirts worn over crinolines and hoop petticoats, long full sleeves with engageantes and high demure necklines. Lavishly decorated bonnets and hats complimented the ensemble. There was an infinite variety of designs and construction details, particularly in ladies apparel, in the 1860s. The Civil War era fashion show will begin with
“underpinnings”, which are the layers of proper undergarments worn by the Victorian lady. Models will be wearing ensembles complete with jewelry, gloves, fans, reticules, hats, bonnets, headdresses and parasols. The different dress styles to be shown include tea gowns, day dresses, work dresses, altered and retrimmed dresses, sheer and summer gown, Garibaldi influenced apparel, the Polonaise style gored dress, dinner gowns and wedding gowns. Men’s fashion will include military
uniforms and civilian attires. Everyone planning to attend this free event will be dazzled with an array of ball gowns and evening wear, including a replica of a gown worn by Varina Howell Davis during her husband’s Presidential years. Mark your calendars and make plans to attend. The fashion show is a prelude to the events of April 19-21, when Civil War re-enactors will settle in Hohenwald on the Lewis County Courthouse lawn, located at 110 Park Ave. N. Hosted by Sons
of Confederate Veterans Camp 559 & Confederate Belles of Tennessee, the 19th Alabama civilian group encampment will take place on Friday, April 19. A day of living history can be enjoyed by all from 9 A.M. until 3 P.M. Local and area schools are planning a day of field trips to visit this remarkable event. Armies of Tennessee will set up for events on Saturday and Sunday, April 20 & 21. The public is invited. For more information Call 931-796-4084.
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. Greg Lee, Mitchell Skelton, Bobby Pinckley Ministers WEBSITE: www.waynesborochurchofchrist.org COLLINWOOD CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday Bible Class 9 – Worship 10 Randall Roby, Minister HYDES CHAPEL CHURCH OF CHRIST Cypress Inn - Daniel Rogers, Minister B.S. 9 A.M. – Worship 10 A.M. Sun. 6 P.M. - Wed. 6 P.M. SOUTH HIGHLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST Route 1, Collinwood – Hwy. 13 Barry Anderson, Minister S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. CLIFTON CHURCH OF CHRIST Hwy. 114 – Clifton Tracy Love, Minister S.S. 10- A.M. - Worship 11 A.M. Sun. & Wed. Evening 7 P.M. MT. HOPE CHURCH OF CHRIST Michael Andrews, Minister B.S. 10 A.M. – Sunday Worship 11 A.M. STATE LINE CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 69, Lutts Chase Walters, Minister FAIRVIEW CHURCH OF CHRIST Hwy. 13 – 12 Miles S. of Collinwood Sonny Bogus, Minister BC - 10 A.M. - Worship 11 A.M. BEVIS CHURCH OF CHRIST Bevis School Road, Lutts Chase Walter, Minister WAYNE FURNACE CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 64 East Cary Crews, Minister S.S. 9 A.M. – Worship 10 A.M. BEECH CREEK CHURCH OF CHRIST Wayne Kilpatrick, Minister Bible Study & Church 10 A.M. Sunday & Wednesday Evening 6 P.M. TOPSY CHURCH OF CHRIST Topsy Community Ronnie Pope, Minister S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. MARTIN MILLS CHURCH OF CHRIST Pinhook Pike Road - Near Lutts Sunday Morning Worship 10 A.M. FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH Eagle Creek Area - Robert Gobbel, Pastor Worship 11 A.M. MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH Middle Butler Road S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST CHURCH Highway 64 West – Waynesboro S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. UPPER GREEN RIVER BAPTIST CHURCH Green River Road S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. Jerry Flippo, Pastor OAK GROVE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Just Off Pumping Station Road. Bro. Dusty Malugen S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. CEDAR GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH Southeast Corner Wayne County Billy Hill, Pastor COLLINWOOD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Tennessee & 6th Ave. – Collinwood S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. Mike Hammonds, Pastor
CLIFTON FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Clifton Tennessee Randal Runions, Interim Pastor S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. LUTTS BAPTIST CHURCH Mike Calvert, Pastor S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. WAYNESBORO FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH South Main Street – Waynesboro S.S. 9:45 A.M. – Worship 11 A .M. KELLEY’S CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH Natural Bridge Road Troy Gobbell, Pastor S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Jerry Robbins, Pastor Highway 13 South – Waynesboro S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. Sun. Disc. Training 5 P.M. - Worship 6 P.M. Wed. Even. 6 P.M. STATELINE CHURCH Keith Montgomery, Pastor Hwy. 13 S. TN/AL Stateline Wed. Night. 6:30 P.M. S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH Indian Creek Road, Waynesboro Butch Burns, Pastor S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH Colllinwood – Third Avenue Lawrence Steiner, Pastor S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. LEATHERWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH Highway 64 West S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. RAY’S CHAPEL BAPTIST CHURCH 3 ½ Miles Down Hog Creek Road Laverne Griggs, Pastor S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH 750 Glenrock Branch Road Nathan Huff, Pastor S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH 8821 California Branch Road Westpoint, TN 38486 Tony Shults, Pastor S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11A.M. FELLOWSHIP FREEWILL BAPTIST WILLIAMS CHAPEL Evening Worship 6 P.M. Rocky Ford Holly Creek FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH ABUNDANT LIFE Bill Hollander, Pastor Holly Creek Road FOURSQUARE GOSPEL CHURCH S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. James Pete Turnbow, Pastor Highway 64 West – Waynesboro MILLROCK FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. Dean Haggard, Pastor Shawnetttee Community Collinwood MCGLAMERY CHURCH Sunday Service 10:30 Tim Hanback, Pastor McGlamery Community Collinwood Midweek Service Thursday 7 P.M. S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. Johnny Banks, Pastor FORTY-EIGHT FREEWILL BEREA S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. BAPTIST CHURCH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH BURNS CHAPEL Gene Kelly, Pastor California Branch Road, Collinwood FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH Gene Daniel, Assistant Pastor Steve Martin, Pastor Highway 13 South – Collinwood S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. Edward Burbank, Pastor Sunday Night – 5 P.M. CYPRESS OAK GROVE S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. COLLINWOOD FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH PINEY GROVE FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH Pumping Station Rd. - Emeralds Bailey Pastor FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH First Avenue – Collinwood S.S. 10 A.M. - Worship 11 A.M. Piney Community, Cypress Inn S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. Sunday Evening 5 P.M. Greg Eaton, Pastor Sunday Night Services 6 P.M. BUTLER GROVE JOHNSON’S CHAPEL NEW LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH Highway 13 N. – Colllinwood Last Butler Creek Road - Everett Rich, Pastor S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. Ricky Nelson, Pastor S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. CANAAN FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH Asst. Pastor, Andy Sherrill HOUSTON BAPTIST CHURCH Fishtrap Community S.S. 9-11 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M. S.S. 10 A.M. – Preaching 11 A.M. Danny Clark, Pastor Wed. Disc. Training – 7 P.M. Robert Carroll Littrell, Pastor S.S. 10 A.M. – Worship 11 A.M.
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Trojans Advance To 12A Finals
from District 11A at Collinwood, Saturday,
February 23 at 6 P.M. Come out and support the Trojans as they try to
make another deep run in the tournaments. - - -Submitted
Wesley Pigg Puts defensive pressure on against Loretto. After a first round bye, the Collinwood Trojans took the long trip to Linden, Tennessee on Friday to face a tough Loretto Mustang squad in the 12A semifinals. The Trojans dominated the first half scoring 40 points and only allowing 26 by the Mustangs. After stretching the lead out to as many as 18 points, the Mustangs rallied for one final run at he Trojans and managed to cut the deficit to 8 late in the 3rd quarter. In the end the Trojans held off the charge and left with a 63-49 victory and another trip to the 12A Championship game against the Wayne County Wildcats. This is the Trojans fourth trip to the championship game in the last seven years, but their first since 2009. Pacing the Trojans on the night were Logan Montgomery with 20 points, 12 rebounds,
Hanna Littrell puts up a jumper against the Loretto Mustangs.
Trojanettes Defeat Loretto To Advance Dist. Championship
Hunter Andrews takes it in for two against Loretto. and an assist, along with Hunter Andrews who had 19 points, 2 boards, an assist, a block, and 2 steals. Also in the stat columns on the night are Kelby Ray with 11 points, 4 rebounds, an assist, and a steal, Tucker Robertson added 4 points, 2 rebounds, 6 assists, and 4 steals, Wesley Pigg with 4 points, 5 boards, an assist, and a steal, Kyle Pope poured in 3 Or Call Christi Moore 722-1756 points, and had a steal, FEE $35.00 Alden Littlejohn added FIRST TIME PLAYERS NEED TO 2 points, Peyton Risner PLEASE BRING A COPY OF THEIR pulled 2 rebounds, and Jace Brewer had 2 boards, BIRTH CERTIFICATE and 2 assists. The Trojans will play the 3rd or 4th place team
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The Collinwood Trojanettes advanced to the District 12-A championship game on Monday by coming from behind to defeat the Loretto Lady Mustangs 39 to 35. A dreadful shooting first quarter earned the Trojanettes 2 points on a drive by Lexie Risner. Fortunately the Lady Mustangs managed only 6 points. The Trojanettes managed to tie the game in the second quarter at 12 and at 14. But the Lady Mustangs scored the last 5 of the half on a Kayla Santiago three pointer and a Riley Littrell put back at the buzzer to take a 19 to 14 lead. After a 55 second opening possession Ashley Johns drained a three to put Loretto up 22 to 14 to begin the third period. That would turn out to be the only field goal made by Loretto in the quarter. Sabrie Sirmones hit two free throws for the rest of the third quarter points. Meanwhile the Trojanettes were getting to the foul line and making free throws. Hanna Littrell and Alexis Haddock managed 6 of
8 in the third. Haddock tied the game with an off balance turn around at 22. Sirmones’ free throws put Loretto back on top. Chaley Whitehead’s back door lay up off Littrell’s assist tied the game at 24 going into the final period. After a turnover and a made Loretto hoop the Trojanettes were clinging to a 31 to 30 lead; Lexie Risner found Katie Hanback in right corner. Hanback knocked down a three to make the score 34 to 30 with just over 2 minutes to play. The Trojanettes largest lead of the fourth was 4 points. Loretto cut the lead to one on three occasions. Free throws proved to be the difference. In the fourth quarter the Trojanettes kept earning trips to the foul line. They managed to hit 10 of 12. Littrell made 5 of 6 and Risner
was 4 of 4. Risner led the scoring with points. Littrell added 11. Haddock supplied 10. Littrell pulled 10 of the team’s 22 rebounds. Risner had 2 steals and 2 assists. The Trojanettes hit 17 of 25 free throws (16 of 20 in the second half). Loretto was a perfect 7 of 7 from the line. Loretto was led in scoring by Kayla Santiago with 14 points. The Trojanettes play Summertown at Perry County Monday. On Friday, Mt. Pleasant or Culleoka will come to Collinwood for the 1st round of the Region 6-A tournament. Summertown and Collinwood have split on the season. Mt. Pleasant and Culleoka have both been defeated by the Trojanettes. --Submitted
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Ashley Farmer applies defensive pressure to the Loretto guard. 2/19/13 12:59:53 PM
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Ladycats Defeat Perry Co. - Finish 4th; ‘Cats Down S’town - Play In Finals District 12 – 1A action saw the WCHS Ladycats take a quarterfinal win over the Lady Vikings on Monday night of last week, before falling hard to the Summertown Lady Eagles. The Ladycats advanced to the consolation round of the tourney to face Loretto. The Wildcats won their game on Friday night against Summertown and advance to the championship game to take on Collinwood Tuesday night. Both of the teams will advance to the Region 6 tourney with the Ladycats having to travel for the play-in game and face the first place team in District 111A. The Wildcats will host their contest for a right to advance. On Monday night, the Ladycats opened district play as they matched up with the host team, the Perry County Lady Vikings. The Ladycats took a 13 – 7 lead in the first period behind 2 big three pointers by Stacy Creecy. The Ladycats went cold in the second period and saw the Lady Vikings tie the contest,
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20 all, at the half on an offensive rebound and put back basket. In the third, the Lady Vikings pulled ahead, leading 29 – 27 at the end of the period. A Morgan Ann Mathis offensive rebound and backwards put back shot cut the margin to one, 37 – 38 at the 2:40 mark. Jessie Ray hit a basket with 2:08 to put the Ladycats on top, 38 – 37, but Perry County answered with two free throws. Stacy Creecy put the Ladycats back on top with a threepointer, and following a Perry County turnover, she hit her third 3 pointer of the quarter to make the score 44 – 39 with 57.4 seconds remaining. Cassie Mathis came up with a steal, and Morgan Mathis was fouled and went to the line. She hit the first free throw, but missed the second. Again Cassie Mathis came up with a big play grabbing an offensive board and getting fouled. Perry County took possession on the missed foul shot and went down and got their shot attempt blocked with 17.5 seconds
remaining. Taking the in bounds, they scored on a jumper in the lane, but it was too little too late as the Ladycats advanced to the semi-final round of the tourney to face Summertown. Final score was Wayne County 45, Perry County 41. Stacy Creecy hit for 15 points, all on three pointers. She had 5 rebounds, a steal, and an assist. Jessie Ray had 14 points, with 5 boards, a block, and a steal. Hayley Inman hit a pair of threes and finished with 8 points. She 1 board, 3 steals, and an assist, while Morgan Ann Mathis scored 4 points, grabbed a pair of rebounds, and dished out 5 assists. Heather Franks came off the bench to add 4 points in the second period. She had 2 rebounds. Cassie Mathis had 2 rebounds, a block, 2 steals, and an assist. Sam Skelton grabbed 3 rebounds and had a steal and 3 assists, and Haley Burke had 5 rebounds. The Ladycats shot 42.5% from the field
and had only 9 turnovers. Perry County won the battle of the boards, 31 – 26. Thursday night saw the Ladycats matched up with the first place Summertown Lady Eagles. The Ladycats were not on their game on Thursday as they scored 4 points in the first period and 3 in the second to trail 29 – 7 at the half. They went on to take the loss by the final score of 43 – 23. The Ladycats shot only 23.5% from the field, failed to hit a three-point goal, going 0 – 10, and committed 20 turnovers. They were led in scoring by Morgan Ann Mathis with 6 points. She had 2 rebounds, a steal, and an assist. Cassie Mathis added 5 points and had 2 boards and a steal. Haley Burke had 4 points and 3 rebounds, while Hannah Burke, Stacey Creecy, Heather Franks, and Sam Skelton each scored 2 points. Hannah had one rebound, Creecy had 6, Franks and Skelton had 2 boards each. Hayley Inman had a rebound and a block. Kelli Griggs had a steal, and Ann Marie Young had 2 steals. Jesse Ray had 5 rebounds, a block, and 4 steals. With the loss, the Ladycats dropped into the consolation game on Monday night to face Loretto.
The Wildcats jumped out to a slim 10 to 9 lead after the first quarter of action. They led by 2 at the half as Sawyer Ray hit 3 three-point shots in the period. The margin remained at 2 points by the end of the third period. The fourth quarter proved to be the deciding factor as they scored 20 points in the final period behind a 10 point Zack Risner performance, taking the win by a final score of 50 – 40. Sawyer Ray finished with 19 points on the night. He had 2 rebounds, 2 steals, and an assist. Risner hit for 16 points and had 6 rebounds and an assist. Carson Kelly made 3 3-point shots and finished with 9 points, with 4 boards and a steal. Jaylen Bevis scored 6 points and added 2 rebounds and a steal. Keeton Kelly had a team high 11 rebounds and a steal and an assist, while Cory Stooksberry had 2 boards. Ian Powell had a rebound and blocked a shot. The ‘Cats hit 42.9% from long range, but managed only 58.8% from the foul line. They equaled Summertown in rebounding with 28 and committed only 7 turnovers. The Ladycats took an opening quarter lead against the Lady Mustangs of Loretto and went on to lead at the half behind key three point goals by Stacy Creecy and Hayley Inman. The
Ladycats led by as many as 9 points, but saw their lead dwindle and the Lady Mustangs come on strong in the fourth quarter to take the contest 44 – 42. Stacy Creecy led the way with 21 points, including hitting 7 threepoint goals. She also had 4 rebounds and 2 assists. Hayley Inman was 3 of 5 from long range for 9 points and had 2 rebounds, 2 steals, and an assist. Jesse Ray scored 6 points and had 5 boards, a steal, and an assist. Hannah Burke and Morgan Ann Mathis each scored 2 points. Burke had a steal, while Mathis had 2 rebounds, a steal, and 6 assists. Haley Burke and Sam Skelton each scored one point. Burke had a block and 2 rebounds. Cassie Mathis had 2 rebounds, a steal, and an assist. The Ladycats hit 62% from long range, but managed only 36% from the field and 31% from the foul line. They committed 11 turnovers. The Ladycats will play at Richland in quarterfinal action of the region on Friday night at 6 P.M. The ‘Cats will host their game at 6 P.M. Saturday night with their opponent being Culleoko or Santa Fe depending on the results of games played last night. “Go Wildcats and Ladycats!” - - - Submitted (All WCHS Photos Courtesy Of HOJO)
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