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Home of RALPH COE 128th YEAR - NO. 42 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 2014 TWO SECTIONS - 50¢ PER COPY He’s got sawdust For love in blood Robinson hails of dogs from long line of loggers Couple saves MIKE WEST Courier Editor Allen Robinson went castaway canines to college to be an envi- ronmentalist but he had sawdust in his blood. KEN BECK from their friends, and their Now he is the latest Cannon Courier dogs, which are continually member of the Robinson KEN BECK photo Upon entering the liv- coming and going, receive family to own and operate Husband and wife Neil Vogeler and Miranda Caff ey-Vogeler operate Short Mountain ing room of Miranda professional att ention from a sawmill. His operation, Dog Rescue from their DeKalb County home. They hold Miranda’s 12-year-old pet Caff ey-Vogeler and Neil Vo- Dr. Gayle Tate of the Can- Laidback Custom Lum- beagle, Jack. geler, a visitor is liable to be non County Animal Clinic. ber, 11630 Jim Cummings sniff ed or licked to death. “He’s our vet. He re- Highway, joined the Can- The husband and wife ally helps us out a lot,” non County Chamber duo provide a haven to sev- said Neil. “We love him of Commerce last week. en dogs, while that number and take all our dogs to “I started, offi cially (in sometimes gets as high as him,” Miranda echoed. the sawmill business) 12, at their Short Mountain Responds veterinarian in 1992 when I fi nished Dog Rescue, a nonprof- Tate when asked about the high school. I was going it they began in 2008. To couple’s passion of caring for to ITT in the morning date they have placed 120 unwanted dogs, “The num- and working at the saw- neglected or abandoned ber of stray dogs is a huge mill in the aft ernoon,” canines in good homes. problem in Cannon County, Robinson said. But, “I “This started when we and there is no public an- actually started working lived on Short Mountain. We swer to the problem what- for Uncle John Robin- are avid walkers and hikers. soever. They provide the son making pallets for We would walk around and best they can for what dogs him when I was 9 or so.” see cars pull up on the side they deal with. What they When he graduated of the road. When the cars provide is a great service. from college, Robinson left , these dogs would be “They’re probably over- initially worked for an left , dropped on the side whelmed because they environmental engineer- of the road,” said Miran- can’t keep up with the ing concern in Nash- da, a Murfreesboro native. number. They can’t ser- ville. Eventually, the “You’d have a car pull vice every dog in Cannon smell and the noise of over and suddenly four County, but they sure try the lumber business … dogs are there. At fi rst we on their scale. It’s a great along with his family’s were like, ‘We should do hardship they put them- roots … lured him back. something,’” Neil recalled. selves through,” Tate said. “I can’t think of anything “We’re gonna do it.” Mi- Miranda, 37, a graduate of I would rather be do- randa exclaimed as she Oakland High School, holds ing,” Robinson confi ded. shared that their mission an outdoor recreation de- “My great-grandfa- “is to rescue, provide sanc- gree from Middle Tennes- ther used to log, I’m not tuary and ultimately to re- see State University. Neil, sure how many genera- home abandoned, abused 34, earned an engineering tions logging goes back and neglected dogs. We degree at the University of in my family,” he said. started taking them in. Most Illinois and designs sheet Robinson bought his KEN BECK photo From the front porch of their home, plunked in a rocky and wooded hollow near Dow- of them are females, and metal dies at Cosma Die sawmill in 1995 near elltown, Neil Vogeler and Miranda Caff ey-Vogeler enjoy a sunny aft ernoon with their most of them had puppies. Technology in Smithville. canine kiddos and cat. That’s what we learned.” Miranda has worked in the See SAWMILL on Page 11 The pair gets a lot of help See DOGS on Page 10

Adams Library seems ideal for new director

TONY STINNETT she and her husband had Courier Sports Editor talked about relocating to Summer Reading Program Tina Norris wanted to get away from the cold win- get away from the brutal ters of the northern state. winters of Minnesota and “We did 14 Minneso- gets geared up at library Adams Memorial Library ta winters and this last TONY STINNETT increase in participants needed a new director. one was brutal,” said Courier Sports Editor and reading each summer. It proved to be the perfect Norris, who is original- Reading is just as im- This is something adults situation for Norris, who ly from Fresno, Calif. portant in the summer and children can do to- interviewed for the open- “We had been looking to as it is during the school gether and it keeps young ing and was named direc- relocate. We visited South year so Patt i Chappell is people active in reading tor of Adams Memorial Li- Carolina and Georgia in the hoping Cannon Coun- throughout the summer.” brary, where she began her fall. Tennessee was also on tians once again take ad- Sign-ups for the fi ft h new employment in March. our short list of places to vantage of the Summer Adams Memorial Library “When we came to Wood- relocate. I was doing a litt le Reading Program at Ad- Summer Reading Program bury to visit the library my job searching. I saw the job ams Memorial Library. will begin May 1. Anyone TONY STINNETT photo husband (Greg) said he in Woodbury and decid- More than 200 children, interested in participating Tina Norris was seeking an escape from the cold winters could see the wheels spin- ed to apply and see what teen-agers and adults par- may sign up at either Ad- of Minnesota when she spott ed a job opening at Adams ning and my eyes light up,” happens. My husband and ticipated in the program ams Memorial Library or Memorial Library in Woodbury. Tina and her husband Norris said. “I just fell in I came here and we fell last summer and more its Auburntown branch. fell in love with Tennessee. love with the library when in love with Tennessee.” than 3,500 books were The reading begins May 1, I walked in. It’s beautiful. Norris will complete her read in a seven-week span. as far as keeping up with There is so much poten- Masters of Library Science Norris said. “I really want their child’s fi rst teacher “I have just been amazed the total of books read. tial here and the staff is Degree, May 8, and she al- to promote literacy for the so I want to work with lit- at the success of the Sum- Participants who read wonderful. We are go- ready has an array of ideas entire community. I want eracy in that age group, mer Reading Program,” throughout the month ing to do great things.” she plans to implement at to work with parents and but I also want to pro- said Chappell, an assis- are eligible for prizes Norris, who spent 14 years Adams Memorial Library. help them understand mote literacy for all ages. tant at Adams Memorial and giveaways at each in Montrose, Minn., said “I have so many ideas,” them understand they are See LIBRARY on Page 10 Library. “We have had an See SUMMER on Page 10

Events galore in The Cannon Blast! On Page 7 PAGE 2 CANNON COURIER APRIL 30, 2014

CANNON OBITUARIES Sue Taylor Marlene Rose Deangeles Jimmy Ray Green Connie Sue Taylor, 73, of Woodbury, passed away Mrs. Marlene Rose Deangeles, 67, of Bradyville passed Graveside services for Jimmy Ray Green, 61, of Sunday, April 20, 2014 at Vanderbilt Hospital. away April 18, 2014. She was a native of Chicago, Illinois Woodbury were conducted by Smith Funeral Home at She was preceded in death by her mother, Nora Hollis; but called Bradyville home for about the last 20 years. She Cherry Cemetery on Saturday, April 26, 2014 at 11 a.m. mother-in-law, Bessie Bush; father-in-law, Benton Taylor; was preceded in death by her parents, James Joseph Greg Mitchell officiated. sons, Steve E. Taylor and Bobby Schaal; son-in-law, Joe Eroncig and Katherine Betty Eroncig. Mr. Green passed away Wednesday, Brown; brother-in-law, Eddie Taylor; sister-in-law, Mary She is survived by her husband, April 23, 2014 at his home. He was McBride and several brothers and sisters. Selvio Deangeles of Bradyville; son, born August 16, 1952 in Cannon Sue was a member of Living Springs Church and was Eric and Carrie Dierberger and his two County, Tennessee, the son of the late retired from Colonial Corp. as a seamstress. children, Zachary and Reagan Oscar Cecil Green and Thelma Ruth She is survived by her husband of 50 years, Ralph Taylor Dierberger of Chicago, IL; daughter, Messick Green. He was also preceded of Woodbury; daughters, Penny Brown, Mary Ann Schaal Ryan and Jason Robinson and their in death by his brothers, Junior Green, and Denise (Donnie) Vickers, all of Woodbury; daughter, Riley Robinson of Tullahoma; Billy Green, Marvin Green and Don grandchildren, Daniel (Danielle Goynes) Vickers, Brandy brothers, James and Barbara Eroncig of Green. Vickers and Hunter Schaal; 2 great grandchildren, Levi Florida, William Eroncig of Vermont and Rudolph "Rudy" He is survived by his son, Andrew Simon of Clarksville, Vickers and Kiley Goynes; best friend, Hazel Blair. Eroncig of IL, also survived by several nieces, nephews TN; a brother, Melvin (Phyllis) Green of Woodbury; five Funeral services were held in the Chapel of Woodbury and cousins. sisters, Ruby Velasco of Murfreesboro, Betty (Tom) Funeral Home, Wednesday, April 23, 2014 with burial in Mrs. Deangeles was a devoted mother and wife. She Grissom of Woodbury, Melba Emptage of El Monte, CA, Oak Ridge Cemetery. Bro. Greg Mitchell and Bro. loved to spend time with them and cook their favorite Joyce (Jim) Burns of Murfreesboro and Peggy (Barry) Sain Johnathan Buck officiated. meals like fettuccini. She always appreciated and of Manchester; also survived by many nieces, nephews Active pallbearers were Brandon Gullet, Ethan Nickens, commented on how kind her neighbors were and how and great nieces and nephews. Kelly Curtis, Josh and T.J. Nicholas and Chris Wilkerson. thankful she was for their prayers and concern through Mr. Green was born the youngest of eleven children. Honorary pallbearers were Bro. Leon Messick, Joe her illness. Growing up he always had an ability and a love for Mitchell, Donny and Daniel Vickers and Roger Hindman. The family will hold a private service at a later date. working on anything mechanical. He enjoyed going To leave online condolences, please visit Memories and condolences may be shared at fishing, planting and working a garden, watching sports www.woodburyfuneralhome.net www.smithfuneralhomewoodbury.net Smith Funeral on television and listening to music. He liked the peace Home, (615)563-5337 and quiet of his home and to have family and friends Cannon Courier, April 30, 2014, Woodbury, Tennessee come to visit. Cannon Courier, April 30, 2014, Woodbury, Tennessee In lieu of flowers memorial donations are requested to the American Cancer Society. Contact Smith Funeral Home for details. Memories and condolences may be MONUMENTS shared at www.smithfuneralhomewoodbury.net Smith All Sizes See or Call James Corey Gann Funeral Home, (615) 563-5337 KENNY GILLEY James Corey Gann, 44, of Murfreesboro passed away Cannon Courier, April 30, 2014, Woodbury, Tennessee Woodbury Funeral Home (615) 563-2311 Saturday, April 19, 2014 at his home. He is survived by his son, Daniel Gann of Murfreesboro and his mother, JoAnn Gann Pope of Murfreesboro; parents, Janice Simmons Gann Brown of Readyville; Roy (Beth) Gann of Woodbury and Shirley Barrett Gann Carl Homer Sissom Moody of Murfreesboro; grandmother, Gertrude Morris Carl Homer Sissom, 82 of the Hollow Springs It’s Spring of Woodbury; granddaughter, Jalyn Eve Gann of Beech Community passed away Wednesday, April 23, 2014 at St. Grove; siblings, Lavonda Nichols of Woodbury, Katrina Thomas Rutherford. Call and Jeremy Gann of Murfreesboro and David Brown He is survived by his wife of 48 years, Patricia E. Bechtol Time! of Readyville. Several nieces, nephews, uncles, aunts and Sissom of the Hollow Springs Community; three sons, cousins also survive. Mark (Jenny) Sissom, Dwayne (Deia) Sissom and Gregory Call us...we will He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Doran (Bethany) Sissom all of the Hollow Springs Community; cater your spring Gann, Rayburn and Louise Simmons, Leburn and Louise nine grandchildren, Lindsay, Caleb, Adlen and Ethan fun activities, Barrett. Sissom, Aaron (Amber) Sissom, Amanda (Jonathon) gatherings and A member of the Church of Christ, he was a previous Francis, Will, McKenzie and Haley Sissom; two great functions! Assistant Manager at Autrans in Smyrna and a drummer. grandchildren, Allison and Waylon Francis; seven Corey loved his dogs and music. He also loved to fish and siblings, Donna Mae Taylor, Pharris Sissom, Ellis Sissom, play pool. Morgan (Brenda) Sissom, Barney (Linda) Sissom, Edward 1424 John Bragg Graveside service was held at Cherry Cemetery (Judi) Sissom and Wanda Dailey all of Cannon Co.; two Hwy., Woodbury, TN Thursday, April 24, 2014 at 1:00 p.m. with Bro. Tommy brothers-in-law, Roger (Carol) Bechtol and Danny Bechtol Underwood officiating. of Taylor, MI. 615-563-6565 In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Woodbury He was born in Cannon Co. and was preceded in death Funeral Home to assist with funeral expenses. by his parents, Homer and Hessie Sissom. To leave online condolences, please visit Carl was a member of Gilley Hill Methodist Church. He www.woodburyfuneralhome.net proudly served his country with the United States Army from 1951 to 1954 and was retired from Firestone- Cannon Courier, April 30, 2014, Woodbury, Tennessee Bridgestone. Carl loved the Lord, being outdoors, Dillon Street working in his garden and being with his family. He always enjoyed his Thanksgiving rabbit hunt with his sons and grandsons and looked forward to it every year. Funeral Services were held in the Chapel of Woodbury Baptist Church Funeral Home at 2:00 pm Sunday, April 27 with Bro. John Brown and Bro. Joe Sissom officiating. Interment followed LEONI CEMETERY in Gilley Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers include Mark, Dwayne, Gregory, Aaron, Will Host Revival and Caleb Sissom. Honorary Pallbearers were Ethan Sissom and Waylon Francis. Woodbury Funeral Home was in charge of May 4th through 7th TRUST MEETING arrangements. with Saturday, May 3 Cannon Courier, April 30, 2014, Woodbury, Tennessee BROTHER JEFF COX 10:00 a.m. at the Leoni Church of Christ Gertrude Tressia Thomas Sunday night 6:00 PM Gertrude Tressia Thomas died Tuesday, April 22, 2014 at the Woodbury Health Center. A native of Cannon County, Monday through Wednesday 7:00 PM A financial report will be available. Any she was preceded in death by parents, Dock Albert and concerns will be discussed. Anyone having Lucy Emma Myers Hobbs; brother, Jonah Hobbs and Special music each night. sister, Gladys Hampton. She was retired from Formfit friends or relatives buried in the Leoni Rogers. Cemetery are encouraged to attend this Survivors include a daughter, Joann Thomas Lorance of Dillon Street Baptist Church meeting. All donations toward the mowing Woodbury; son and daughter-in-law, Larry and Chong expenses will be appreciated. Thomas of Brown Mill, NJ; 3 grandchildren, Lisa Nichols is located at 216 S Dillon and Phillip Lorance, both of Woodbury and Jason Thomas For more information, call 563-2284 or 563-2459. of Cambridge, MA; a great grandson, Jonathan Nichols; 2 Street, Woodbury brothers, Joe (Frances) Hobbs of Centertown Community and Bobby (Katherine) Hobbs of Altamont, Tn. Memorial contributions may be made to Meals on Wheels. Funeral services were held at High’s Chapel Friday, New Hope Church of Christ April 25, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. with Kevin Key officiating. Burial was in Mt. Zion Cemetery. High’s Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

invites you to Cannon Courier, April 30, 2014, Woodbury, Tennessee Friends & Family Day May 4, 2014 Pleasant View Cemetery The Christian Family in an Unchristian World Bible class: 9:00 AM Trust Fund Meeting "Challenges facing our young people"

Morning worship: 10:00 AM Saturday, May 3 "Relationships within the family" at 10:00 a.m. in the old Evening worship: 6:00 PM school building. "How the family affects the Church" A new treasurer will be elected and We are pleased to have Steve Hillis from the Bybee other business matters. Branch Church of Christ in McMinnville speaking at all three services this year for our Friends & Family day. After our morning worship, please stay and enjoy a Everyone interested in the upkeep of potluck meal provided by the New Hope family. We the cemetery, please make it a point look forward to welcoming you as our honored guest. 4296 Murfreesboro Road to come to the meeting. Readyville, TN 37149 Steve Hillis 615-563-8878 CANNON COURIER APRIL 30, 2014 PAGE 3 General Sessions Judge Susan Melton PEDIGO & TODD Seeks Re-Election REAL ESTATE & AUCTIONS John Barrett Melton, Jr. former president of the 615-563-4635 or 615-563-4122 After graduating from Tennessee General Sessions Middle Tennessee State Judges Conference. University, Susan pursued “I am grateful and Call for more homes and land listings. graduate studies in humbled to have served as Elementary Education from Cannon County’s General Georgia State University Sessions Judge for the past and taught in the classroom 13 years,” Melton said. “I SOLD SOLD for eight years. She later look forward to continuing attended and graduated to make sure the courtroom from the Nashville School is the one place where every of Law. Melton comes from citizen finds justice and has a family of lawyers, and has the opportunity to be 141 Meadowbrook 145 Claude Wilcher 80 Melton Lane followed in the footsteps of heard.” Beautiful 1588 sq. ft. SUSAN MELTON her grandfather, the late J. Melton describes herself Barrett Melton, Sr, her as a Conservative Cannon County’s General father, the late John Barrett Constitutionalist, who Sessions Judge Susan (Mose) Melton, Jr., and her seeks justice above all else, Melton has announced that brother, the late John while valuing compassion she will seek re-election as Barrett Melton, III. and understanding. an Independent candidate Melton has served as The Cannon County during the August 7, 2014 judge for the Cannon General Election is August General Election. County General Sessions 7, 2014, with early voting 78 Auburn Hills 2173 George Scott Rd 98 Brandon Lane Melton, born and raised Court and the Cannon from July 18th through 2465 sq. ft. A must see! Cattle 105 acre farm 2100 sq. ft. home, full in Woodbury, Tennessee is County Juvenile Court in August 2nd. 1900 sq. ft. home heated basement, 38 acres the daughter of Martha Tennessee for 13 Turner Melton and the late consecutive years. She is the Paid Political Announcement by Susan Melton Melton enters 274 Melton Lane 1669 Richland Richardson 329 Hayes Street New 1330 sq. ft. w/2 car Road, Murfreesboro 2 bedroom furnished w/new garage furniture and appliances Commission Race Top picks for land tracts are: -- 2 -5+/- acre tracts on Bivens Hill Rd. Utilities available. Will sell land only or build to suit. I, Adam K. Melton, I understand that there is -- 2.24 Acre Lot - Utilities available, water on site, Brawley Creek, west side of town announce today that I am a a lot of responsibility that -- 3.73 Acres Manustown Rd. Utilities Available. candidate for the office of goes with being a County Commissioner for commissioner. I want to -- 5+/- Acres Will Daniel Rd. the Fifth Civil District to be make Cannon County a -- 5.6 Acres Kennedy Creek Rd. elected on August 7, 2014. better place to live and rear -- Condo or Home Lot in The Pointe at Houston Hills I am currently serving as children so on August 7, -- 16 Acres - Locke Creek Rd. your Woodbury City 2014 vote for and elect -- MLS #1418862 level commercial lot on river in Woodbury. Alderman. I am a lifelong Adam K. Melton, Cannon resident of Cannon County County commissioner for -- MLS #1504538 Sht. Mountain level 6 acres will perk restricted and the Town of Woodbury. District 5 and let leadership -- MLS #5.8 acres at Georgetown estates, view/great building site restricted I also serve currently as make a difference in your -- MLS #1367665 lot Houston Hills with great view 23,310.70 sq. ft. Secretary of the Law community. -- MLS #1348967 level 3-acres on hwy 53s at Midway Church Enforcement Committee -- MLS #1265641 level 12.75 acres 1/2 mile off 53S and member of the Historic Paid Political Announcement ADAM K. MELTON Records Committee. by Adam K. Melton -- MLS #1125006 level 5.0 acres w/creek Short Mountain area restricted -- MLS #1121480 beautiful 5.6 acres w/perk site pond. Kennedy Creek -- MLS #1451433 Beautiful view from 16.09 acres, creek west side of Woodbury Gassaway Community FISH SUPPER Saturday, May 3 Benefit Yard Sale TONS OF ITEMS 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. DONATED!!! $8.00 at Gassaway Community Center/Fire Hall Antiques, tools, furniture, fishing poles, glassware, pictures, outdoor CAN YOU HELP? children’s toys, name brand children’s clothes, women and We are four loving “kids” who have lost our family and we need some new loving men’s clothing friends to provide us a safe home. (including plus size), nursery (trees, bushes, COCOA etc) and MUCH, MUCH MORE! Saturday, May 3rd at SunCrest Home Health in Woodbury LOVEY RUFUS ELLIE located across from Reed’s Building Supply on Our previous family, Bob and Connie Eisenmann, took us in as strays when no one McMinnville Highway else seemed to care. When Bob and Connie both passed away recently, we were left with only a temporary caretaker and now need someone to adopt us (all together or individually) into a permanent family. We are usually outdoor dogs but do love 7:00 a.m. some shelter in a storm or when the icy winds blow. We are all super friendly and loving. Bob and Connie specified that we be cared for until we could find someone who cares enough to adopt us. All proceeds will go to benefit Clifton Braunwalder’s family. This 13 year old young man tragically lost his Cocoa (top left) isn’t a puppy by any means, but is a low maintenance source of affection. life on April 13, 2014 while changing a flat tire for his Eleanor (Ellie) (top right) is the most rambunctious and loves to run in greeting, but mother on I-24. Sondra, his mother, is a SunCrest she does need to learn to keep a safe distance from cars; she races them in front employee. Please help us support this family during rather than chasing them. their time of need. Lovey (lower left), the smallest of the quartet, is somewhat shy but quickly becomes friends with everyone. Please contact Melanie Killian, 615-394-5586, Lori Turner, Rufus (lower right) is a senior citizen who is unable to romp and play but he is a 931-607-0938 or Terri McCormick at SunCrest Home Health, sweet and gentle soul. 615-563-8665 with any questions. Interested new families can contact either DONATIONS ARE ALSO BEING ACCEPTED! Buster at 615-464-2664 or Richard at 615-464-2724. CANNON COURIER APRIL 30, 2014 PAGE 5 Science Guys coming to Auburntown

The 2014 Summer is free. Running time: and updates are available at Reading Program theme at approximately 45 minutes. mrbondscienceguy.com or 615-563-8929 libraries across the United The current schedule is by calling (615) 573-2702 States is “science,” and below. More information Your Cannon Nashville’s Mr. Bond and County office The Science Guys are excited for another summer Perfect place for birthday party at of introducing and making science fun for kids at For all your real estate needs libraries in South Carolina, Centertown Playland Located just off the square Virginia, Kentucky, 5 inflatables in the Alabama and Tennessee. The program “Fizz, Pop, Centertown Gym Come see a Cannon County agent today. You may be suprised Boom,” will include at what we can save you. tornado simulations, sound Call Jim at effects and optical illusions. It is perfect for kids of all 931-939-3136 Looking for a new place to work from? Come join us! ages. Some libraries will Top % offered for qualified Agents also have special programs or like “Silly Science” for their 931-450-0846 thru May 14-P preschool children which PENDING features the Hoberman’s Sphere, and “Hair Raising Excitement” which includes hands-on electricity experiments for teens. The Science Guy will be in Auburntown June 19 at 1:30pm at the Cannon 6.160 County Library, 43 East ACRES Main St. Mr. Bond and The Science LAKE HOUSE +/- Guys was started by MLS# 1509857 ON THE London, England born $192,500 Keith Trehy, who came to STONES the United States via a Beautiful place to live or great RIVER soccer scholarship with the getaway or lease out. There is a wonderful deck on each floor and American University in MLS# 1528373 Washington, D.C. There, he a hot tub on one! Call Jim Adcock Rare opportunity. Lovely home on the banks of earned a Bachelor of at 848-3621. thru May Stones River. Convenient Science in chemistry. to Murfreesboro (15 Eventually settling in minutes), over 6 acres, Nashville with a “Mad May 1st 10th great shop, the best of Science” franchise until country living, 2007, Trehy now has a team shop/barn, beautiful 2750 of “edutainers,” teachers sq. ft. home and land, and entertainers whose garden, fenced acres for mission it is to show kids horses or cattle. You’re going to love it here! Call that science is fun, cool and listing agent, Jim Adcock at 615-848-3621. easy. Three of the “mad at scientists” who will be joining Mr. Bond (Trehy) at 317 HAYES STREET LAND LAND LAND various events held around Jennings Jewelers MLS# 1518955 Call Jim Adcock. We have sold several tracts this year and the southern states this have several more listed! summer include Professor Two for the price of one. First 1518272 1 Jimtown Road, Woodbury $214,500 Greybeard (John Wicks), Don’t forget your special home has new windows, siding, 1518918 1 Thurston Young Road, Woodbury, $124,900 Haz-Matt (Matt Simms) great roof and central heat and Mother on May 11th. 1518927 2 Thurston Young Road, Woodbury $62,500 and Bionic Bond (Siena air, good little retirement home. Trehy). Wicks is an IT Specials Galore on Diamonds, Gold & Live in the front home, rent the 1529801 0 Halls Hill Pike, Milton $60,000 professional who has a Silver and Don’t forget to check out our back out. Small home in back also 1529824 11660 Halls Hill Pike, Milton $60,000 minor in theatre and spent in great shape. Call Wanda Reed, 1529907 0 Porterfield Road, Readvyille $120,000 time in Japan teaching Broker at 615-904-5601. 1532493 0 Tolbert Hollow Road, Woodbury $39,000 English as a second language. Haz-Matt (Simms) is a Nashville musician and preschool Drastic Markdowns!!! ReedRealtytn.com 615-563-8929 music teacher with a love of science. Bionic Bond is Trehy’s daughter and a JENNINGS JEWELERS LAND Goucher College 215 West Main Street Saturday, May 10th sophomore. (615) 563-2421 10:00 AM Admission to each show AUCTION Prom and Pageant Makeup Friday & Saturday, May 16 & 17 ERICA FAITH ADCOCK with Faithfully Beautiful at Bourbon Bliss 214 McMinnville Hwy. $50 or $40 when you book a friend. Call today to schedule your appointment. (615) 948-4401 HALLS HILL PIKE MILTON, TN Once in a Lifetime 50+/- Acres in 6 Tracts Only once in a lifetime does a farm of this caliber become available. Absolutely beautiful acreage tracts located just minutes from MTSU, State Farm, MTCS, VA Hospital and Providence Christian Academy. These tracts range in size from 5-11 acres, all with utilities available and Inaugural Cannon County F.O.P. Lodge #88 Car Show nestled in the quiet rolling hills of Milton. Home sites Saturday, May 10th ranging from majestic hilltops with views for miles to open Registration from 8:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon pasture ready for your horses. Hourly Gulf Rain date: May 31st Survey available online, drive out today and pick your piece of Gas Card Around the square in Woodbury, Tennessee paradise! If you’re looking for that special homesite or just give-a-ways Entry Fee: $15.00 for 1 car, $20 for 2 cars looking for a little elbow room, then be with us on May 10th! sponsored by Trophies for Best GM, Ford, Mopar, AUCTIONEER: STAN VAUGHT Quick Shop 615-456-4600 Market! Import, Paint, Engine, Interior, Top DIRECTIONS: Take Hwy. 96 E. (Lascassas Hwy.) 12 miles to right on Milton St., to left on Halls Hill Pike. TERMS: 10% down day of sale, balance due in 30 days. TAXES: Prorated POSSESSION: With Deed 10 and Best of Show. ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE DAY OF SALE TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER PREVIOUS ADVERTISING. ALL INFORMATION DEEMED RELIABLE BUT NOT GUARANTEED. Food available on-site by “The Dog House” 615.896.4600 For more information and updates “Like” our Facebook page at or toll free 1.877.465.4600 www.facebook.com/cannonlodge88 or call Chris at 615-904-4351. www.bobparksauction.com PAGE 4 CANNON COURIER APRIL 30, 2014 Letter to the Editor Early voting now underway, WILLIAM R. FRYAR, Publisher MIKE WEST, Editor will continue through May 1 TERESA S. STOETZEL, Graphic Designer and Advertising Director TONY STINNETT, Sports Editor Voters of Cannon County: two candidates: Andy Brunelle and Gerald I wanted to take this opportunity to Melton. Published each Wednesday at 113 Main Street, Woodbury, TN 37190 remind all of you that early voting is now The office of District Attorney for both Phone (615) 563-2512 Fax (615) 563-2519 underway and will continue through May Cannon and Rutherford Counties has two [email protected] [email protected] 1st, 2014 at the Cannon County Election candidates: Office. Jennings Jones and Chuck Ward. U.S.P.S. No. 088-480 For voting times you can visit the If you would like to vote for any of these Periodical Postage Paid at Woodbury, TN Election Commission website at candidates YOU MUST vote in this SUBSCRIPTION RATES: cannoncountyelections.com or call 615-563- Primary Election. If you do not vote in this 5650 Monday through Friday 8 am to 4 primary you will not have a voice in either $24 per year in Cannon County $27 Per Year in Tennessee $30 per year out of State pm. I encourage everyone to make a of these two races. difference by taking the opportunity to go Voting is a freedom that we have today ADVERTISING: The publisher reserves the right to by and early vote or vote on Election Day in America because so many of our reject or to cancel at any time any advertisement or May 6th, 2014. military men and women have fought to any other material submitted for publication. I would like to remind everyone that this protect it during the last 238 years. Please is a Primary Election and it is very honor them by casting your vote every important that your vote be counted as chance you get. there are two races that will be decided on Thank You, May 6th, 2014 since there are no Democratic candidates. Corey Davenport The office of District Public Defender for Chairman both Cannon and Rutherford Counties has Cannon County Election Commission Letter to the Editor Milligans thankful for help from ‘wonderful community’ To the Editor including: Osbornes Piggly Wiggly, Woodbury Co-Op, O'Reillys, Quick Shop We would like to say how thankful we Market, Dollar General Market, Purrfectly are to be from this wonderful community. Pawlished Pet Salon, Save-A-Lot, Higgins Words cannot express how thankful and Car Wash, Higgins Moonlite Drive-in, All blessed we feel to have your support and Pro Heating and Air, Dearry's Painting, prayers. We had an amazing turn out at Cannon County Arts Center, Hair 5-0, the Caring for Caleb benefit and we could Turning Heads, Bombshells, Ricky not have done it without the many Caldwell's Chair Shop, Ace Hardware, wonderful people that have helped us so Davenport's Service Station and many much. more. A huge thank you to everyone that We also want to thank your amazing attended and donated personally and the church family at First United Methodist bands that provided great music including: Church of Woodbury for organizing the The Busks, Hey Chuck, The Gilley Brothers Spaghetti Supper on March 30. It was a Courier columnist and Pleasant View Baptist Worship Team, huge success and we are forever grateful. we appreciate you all so much. We are speechless over the amount of Thank you to all of our family and prayers and support we receive daily. You Whittle bona fide? friends for working so hard to help us set are in all our hearts forever. With love.... up and clean up. Thank you to Anthony Pirtle's BBQ, Greg Goff for auctioneering, Caleb and Amber Milligan Just call columnist all of the businesses that donated Woodbury actually certifiable Guest column Whittle’s Words Am I “bona fide?” a for real of Widsom Some say I’m a bona fide Baptist since I qualified and Summer of 1969 was baptized in the Missouri Bootheel’s “bona fide” DAN WHITTLE snake-infested ‘Second Ditch’, and my newspaperman? brother’s grandmother was a foot- So I asked my most “bona fide” favorite pivotal time for us washing Baptist. newspaper publisher of all time, Sir Ron But some of my present-day church- Fryar: “Am I a verified for real ‘bona fide’ A few weeks backs back, I wrote that Orleans, Wyatt going brothers may be questioning my newspaperman?” the graphic violence depicted in the 1967 and Billy, along personal “bona fide” Baptist-to-the-bone “You’re definitely ‘certified,’” Publisher gangster movie Bonnie and Clyde the way, hang claim to immortality. Fryar ordained. (starring Warren Beatty and Faye out out at a Why? Now that I may have my “bona fide” Meat ‘n’ Potatoes Because on certain Spring-like Sunday spiritual Baptist friends stirred up Dunaway) “flipped a bird” to the old, hippie conservative Hollywood and, thus, commune, mornings I like to go early to Rutherford because I like to break bread and share MIKE VINSON County’s historic rural and remote fellowship with some Methodists, let’s “opened the door” to a new generation meet American Kedron United Methodist Church that talk some “bona fide” politics here. of more liberal, more adventurous Civil Liberties dates back to the 1800s. Not for the Amen!! filmmakers. Union lawyer and local drunk George history, but for the homemade sausage, In reading a recent edition of a As of the late ‘60s, actor Peter Fonda Hanson (portrayed by Jack Nicholson, biscuits and the larruping good Tennessee newspaper, I ran across a story (son of actor Henry Fonda, brother of nonetheless), and take the hapless, no- thickening gravy. The type I grew up on with a partial headline - “Disavowed actress Jane Fonda) was the “John direction-known Hanson with them. back in the cotton fields of youth. Democrat” – about a man the Tennessee Wayne of biker flicks,” having Before reaching New Orleans, though, Oh, I also like visiting with my “bona Democrat Party claims is not a “bona established himself in films such as the Hanson is beaten to death by some fide” meddling Methodist buddies, to fide” party man. Wild Angels (1966). farmers in a field. Wyatt and Billy, wit, Lytle Hodge and Danny Fraley. Not Now I’m thoroughly confused about my As research has it, here’s how the however, do make it to the Mardi Gras, for their religious beliefs, but for their own political pure “bona fide-ness” since highly successful, ultimate biker film get with a couple hookers, and drop fellowship … and the food doesn’t hurt. in all honesty I would have voted for Easy Rider—reaching a near-cult status some LSD. Having biked their way Burp, and pass the biscuits, please! Democrat Harry S. Truman for U.S. that exists until this very day—came to down to Florida, two rednecks in a But now a truly good to the bone “bona President if I’d been old enough at the be: pickup truck pull up alongside Wyatt fide” judgmental Baptist brother has time. Already indoctrinated to biker-themed and Billy, on bikes, and comment about proclaimed with purified certainty: But since I did actually vote for “Whittle, you’re ‘bona fide’ OK, as in a Kennedy, Nixon, Carter, Gore, Clinton, films, Peter Fonda is reported to have their long hair. Billy flips them a bird, back-pew seated, ‘bona fide’ to the bone and Reagan, I’ve got to ask self: “Am I a had a creative brain surge along the lines and the redneck, riding passenger, “offs” back-sliding Baptist!!” ‘bona fide’ Democrat or Republican?” of: Suddenly I thought that’s it, that’s the both Wyatt and Billy with a shotgun. In doing “bona fide” research to verify “Pub” Fryar probably offered the most modern Western; two cats just riding Easy Rider was a ground-breaking once and for all whether I’m truly “bona grammatically-correct opinion about across the country . . . and maybe they story about man’s quest for freedom, fide,” I found out that I’ve been miss- whether or not I’m a “bona fide” make a big score, see, so they have a lot and, too, the consequences that presenting “bonafide” for years as one American political party man. of money. And they’re gonna cross the sometimes come with the quest for word in my newspaper stories and “You’re definitely certified,” Pub Fryar country and go retire to Florida . . . certain freedoms. It seemed to embed columns. proclaimed emphatically. when a couple of duck poachers in a itself in the American psyche. Mr. Webster has verified that true “bona With that I’m going to take an aspirin, truck ‘off’ them because they don’t like For me, in terms of personal freedom, fide” journalists know that “bona fide” is since I’ve got a head-ache trying to cipher the way they look. the release of Easy Rider in theaters officially two words, not one. whether or not I’m “bona fide.” Further, it has been written that Peter across America was the quintessential Does that mean up to now I’ve not been Amen! Fonda called fellow actor and friend precursor to the rock festival of all rock Dennis Hopper at 1:30 in the morning festivals, Woodstock, which took place with the Easy Rider idea, and Hopper August 15-17, 1969, in White lake, New immediately came on board. York. Though somewhat hedonistic, How to contact your legislators What we know for a fact is this: Woodstock, arguably, was the loudest Starring Peter Fonda and Hollywood and most expressive display of freedom wild man Dennis Hopper, Easy Rider in American history. Ironically—though was released mid-July 1969, and, for the fittingly—musician Richie Havens most part, the movie’s story line matches opened the Woodstock concert with the Peter Fonda’s supposed “creative brain song “Freedom.” surge.” However, a week prior to Woodstock, The two main characters are nomadic August 8, 1969, followers under the bikers “Wyatt,” portrayed by Fonda, and spell of cult leader Charles Manson—the “Billy,” portrayed by Hopper. After embodiment of evil—brutally murdered making some serious cash on a drug actress Sharon Tate, Abigail Folger, deal, Wyatt and Billy set out across the Wojciech Frykowsk, and Steven Parent country, their bikes rumbling down the in a posh Hollywood neighborhood. It Mae Beavers Diane Black Mark Pody highway to rock group Steppenwolf’s no longer was safe for even the rich & 301 6th Avenue North Local Office 301 6th Avenue North tunes “The Pusher” and “Born to be famous. The age of true freedom was Suite 7 355 N. Belvedere Drive Suite 203 Wild.” (NOTE: Supposedly, Wyatt’s gone, and the “Age of Aquarius” was Legislative Plaza Suite 308 War Memorial Bldg. character was based on famous Old West upon us. Nashville, TN 37243 Gallatin, TN 37066 Nashville, TN 37243 lawman Wyatt Earp, and Billy’s Indeed, summer 1969 proved to be a character was based on infamous Old significantly pivotal time for America, Phone (615) 741-2421 Phone (615) 206 8204 Phone (615) 741-7086 West outlaw Billy the Kid.) because, far as I’m concerned, things [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Headed for the Mardi Gras in New haven’t been quite the same since. PAGE 6 CANNON COURIER APRIL 30, 2014 READ ALL ABOUT IT

PETTUS READ, Guest Columnist who writes for Tennessee Farm Bureau Is it really a necessity or luxury?

Photo provided Hughes wins overall winner in 4-H Public Speaking Cotnest Kiley Hughes, 4th grader at Auburn School, was the overall winner (4th-8th grade) of the Cannon County 4-H Public Speaking Contest. She was awarded a full scholarship to 4-H camp in June, sponsored by Gerald Melton, Public Defender. Pictured left to right are Gerald Melton, Kiley Hughes and Kim Smithson.

As today’s economy other than a time or two of • Of course a good dog to Knox to speak about becomes a major factor in riding my bike under the ride in the pickup truck has how all of us plan for clothesline and surviving a to be a part of this list. tomorrow, I just wonder if sudden stop. The smell of • A good banker to any of you have started fresh sheets right off the finance the pickup truck. Nathan B. Forrest looking at things you use line and stiff blue jeans that • Cornbread muffins on a daily basis that you took a full day’s wear to get with plenty of butter. (This Senior Center, located at Britt’s presentation will just can’t live without. them bendable once again one is mine!) 609 Lehman St., in the small center on Forrest’s activities Most of us have cut back is something that you need • Duct tape strong dining area. in the later phase of the on some things that we to experience. I grew up in enough to stay on a Guests will enter under Civil War with emphasis on consider a luxury, but I the day before dryer sheets, NASCAR racecar at top the awning, said President his command of the “Rear don’t know if I have really during the time of clothes speed or to keep the mirror Joe Davenport. Guard” as the Army of considered cutting out freezing on a clothesline in on my pickup truck after Britt Knox will be the Tennessee departed from something that I consider a the winter and your getting too close to the gate guest speaker. Britt and his the state. Also, his necessity. unmentionables waving in post at the farm trying to wife, Faye Northcutt-Knox, participation in the Each day I see reports on the summer breeze for dodge that Angus heifer are residents of Woodbury. Columbia area and his folks cutting back and it everyone to see. On second standing on the cattle Britt is the son of the late wounding will be a major may come to a time when thought, maybe a clothes guard. Jack Knox, who was the part of the presentation. the term “necessity” will dryer is important. • Vise-Grip jaw locking Nashville Banner’s political Britt’s Vietnam catch us all having to give The survey went on to list pliers. (Can’t ever have cartoonist, and is son-in- experience was recently up some of our modern the order of things enough of these, especially law of Nolan “Dude” featured in a two-part day conveniences. To find Americans consider as after you plant a few BRITT KNOX Northcutt. account by Dan Whittle in out how people feel about necessities in today’s world during planting season.) Britt is a long-time the Cannon Courier. what they need and with home air conditioning • Free caps from the farm The Cannon County student of the “War Refreshments will be consider necessities rather being fourth on the list, the supply stores and chemical Historical Society will meet Between the States.” His served at 6:30 with Knox’s than luxuries in this good old microwave as companies. Turesday, May 13 at 6:30 principal interest is Gen. presentation starting at 7 country, the Pew Research fifth, a TV set as sixth, car • A radio on our tractor p.m. at the Cannon County Nathan Bedford Forrest. p.m. Center out of Washington, air conditioning as seventh, tuned to a country station D.C. conducted a survey the home computer as for those long days and among American adults by eight, a cell phone as ninth, nights of planting and phone. A car was the a dishwasher in tenth harvesting in the fields. number one need for 91 place, and cable or satellite • Someone who still percent of the group, TV hookup rounds out makes flip phones. which is right in there with eleventh place. • Deer and turkey my thoughts, but the Not until the 1980s did season. number two need was a some of the items on the These are just a few of the clothes washer at 90 list even exist for many of things many of us need percent and number three us and over half of them during tough times on the was a clothes dryer at 83 were not even heard of farm. But, you know, tough percent. I thought more until the ‘90s. Today, they times are a usual thing if Americans, especially the are a necessity and it you farm for a living and younger generation, was causes me to wonder just this cutting back stuff is pretty locked into their cell how spoiled we Americans nothing new for the rural phones, but the survey really are. Now don’t get population. Country living seemed to prove that most me wrong, I do like my air has as its foundation folks had rather be clean conditioning, Andy survival skills for hard than heard. Of course, that Griffith on satellite and economic times developed is all right with me, getting some great offers over years of practice. We especially in a crowd. for upside down tomato have learned over the years However, I never would growers through email, but that getting-by is a have thought a clothes are they things we just necessity on the farm and dryer would rate up there can’t live without? luxuries are the cream from as high as number three. I have also done a survey the over abundance of With everyone turning to a with some of my southern some successes that come Zion Wellness and Medical Clinic is a family greener environment, I country farm friends to around every now and thought many would be find out what we cannot then. and neighborhood clinic with two locations going solar, you know, live without if we had a I’ll always consider in the Tennessee area. It is run by and hanging the wash out on choice between having and cornbread muffins a the line in the sunshine. not having. Here’s our list: necessity. staffed with professionals who make your But, it seems there are • A pickup truck for some things folks are just hauling our dog around health their highest priority. not ready to give up. the farm and allowing him -- Pettus L. Read writes for During my growing-up to look over the side while the Tennessee Farm Bureau years, my mother dried our driving on the highway so Federation. clothes the all-natural way his ears and lips will blow He may be contacted by e- and it never affected me, in the wind. mail at [email protected]

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Camps, camps and more camps for the kids

TENNESSEE 4-H ELECTRIC CAMP camp. It's really an electrifying experience! This 4-H Camp is open to 6th and 7th 4-H Electric Camp is a fun-filled, graders and is $235. Registration due date rewarding adventure in electricity at the is May 1. University of Tennessee in Knoxville. If you have any questions or to register At camp the week of June 24-27, you will please call our UT Extension Office at 615- 563-2554.

TENNESSEE 4-H SHOOTING SPORTS CAMP

Target Smart Camp focuses on shooting sports related to archery, rifle, shotgun 4th Grade participants - Front row, Braxten Alexander -3rd place, Kiley use, muzzle loading, and outdoor skills. Hughes 1st place, and. Alex Foster - 2nd place. Back row, Andy Duncan, Tonya Programs emphasize safety, correct form, Gannon, Sue Smitty and John Barker. and responsible use. The dates for this camp are June 30-July 3, 2014 and this resident camp will be held at the Ridley 4-H Center in Columbia, Tennessee. It is for youth who are enrolled

learn what electricity is and how it works. in grades 5th-12th graders as of January 1 You will work with electrical specialists of the current calendar year. The cost for from across the state in learning centers. the camp is $240 including meals and Each learning center will consist of hands- lodging. on activities so that you can learn by Transportation is the responsibility of 5th grade participants - Front row, Hunter Davis - 1st place and Sharon doing. You will also have the chance to the camper. Deadline for registration for Bessant - 2nd place. Back row, Andy Duncan, Tonya Gannon, Sue Smitty and meet other 4-H'ers from across Tennessee this camp is May 15. and explore careers in energy, electricity For more information or to register for John Barker. and basic sciences. Target SMART Camp contact the UT Each camper will receive a certificate, a Extension, Cannon County Office at 615- T-shirt and items that you have made at 563-2554.

Trading Post Chat BY SAVANNAH CUNNICK

Oh boy, folks, I am cancer. We are thrilled to up and once again all your writing this on the first day be part of this! monies are yours. You can't ofspring and pretty soon The Trading Post is also beat that!! Also, you will be all will be bloomed and full continuing the Flea Market under cover inside barn. of leaves where the trees Day every other month, the Guess what!!! Yep, folks, will have to fight each first Saturday of that we are having a Christmas other to see the light! I month from 10 to 5. Our in July celebration. Lots of know, everyone's allergies next one coming up is on exciting items to buy, are acting up right along June 7th, Our June Bug baked goods, cold drinks, with all of this....Oh, those Blast. Please call now to mule wagon rides and live Bloomin' Allergies! reserve a spot to sell your music. Stay tuned for the As you know, warmer goods. No cost to you and date of that event. We have weather brings so many all your monies earned are to get the Fourth of July exciting events for all of us yours! Last month's was a celebrated first, and then 6th grade participants - Front row, Austin Powell - 1st place, Ashley Page - 3rd to attend. The Relay for hit, along with our lunch on to the next place and Aidan Davis - 2nd place. Back row, Andy Duncan, Tonya Gannon, Life organization is on the grill and soft drink extravaganza. Keep in sponsoring a fantastic for only $1.00. Call me, mind that Savannah and Sue Smitty and John Barker. fund-raiser on Thursday Savannah, at 615-464-7824 JD buy, sell or trade at The As part of their regular club meetings, 4- the event and the Middle Tennessee Electric May 1st from 6 to 9 at the to reserve your table space. Post, so if you have some Her's are given the opportunity to for sponsoring 2014 County Electric Moonlite Drive-In in Another event to sign up interesting items that you participate in the Cannon County 4-H Demonstration along with two 4-H Electric Woodbury. Lots of fun for for is the summer farmer's think they might like, Electric Demonstration. The demonstration Camp Scholarships which was awarded to everyone! We at the Short market every Thursday. please stop by or call the consist of battery, solar or electrical power Austin Powell and Aidan Davis. Mountain trading Post are We are interested in those number above and set up or how to conserve or generate electricity or The 4-H Electric Camp will be held June contributing the country who have fresh fruits and an appointment. the safe use of electricity. County wide, 24-27, 2014, on the University of Tennessee, games corner, so make sure vegetables, eggs, canned Uncle Fester is always more than 140 demonstrations were Knoxville campus. At this exciting camp, 4- you come see us and try goods, jams and jellies, trying to come up with an conducted during their monthly 4-H club Hers will explore the world of energy, your luck! All proceeds go baked goods, plants, item that he just knows we meeting. On April 10, 4-Her's throughout electricity, energy conservation, electrical to the campaign against flowers and herbs. Free set- don't have at the Trading the County was given the opportunity to safety and other basic sciences in fun-filled, Post. He says that his participate in the County Contest. We want "hands-on" learning centers. parents were hoarders to thank West Side Elementary for hosting before hoarding was cool. That's why Uncle Fester FOR ALL YOUR believes that if it ain't broke, don't fix it. If it is ROOFING NEEDS, broke, blow it up. Thus, he obviously did not inherit Call Tommy Powell 615-653-7485 the hoarding gene TF-Mar. 5 whatsoever! He also says that 95% of his stories are truthful. As far as I am MIKE JOHNSON concerned, I'd rather think it's the other way around. There IS a fine line between SOUTHERN HEATING & AIR a matador and a rodeo Sales & Service - Installation clown. EPA CERTIFIED Going to sign off for now On Call 24 hours / 7 days a week and save some chat for Licensed & Insured -Locally Owned & Operated next week. If you have any chat to add to mine, please call me and have at it. Just Home (615) 563-8672 or cell (615) 584-0737 remember: work without fun is like peanut butter without jelly. Love your family and help your neighbors. Be PRATER’S proud of what you have BAR-B-QUE & CATERING and who you are. I have always believed that hard $5 OFF $25 Dine In or Take Out work and family go hand NEW LOCATION - 620 Woodbury in hand. Life isn't easy, but together we can get Highway, Manchester 931-954-5377 through all that it hands us. 9516 Manchester Hwy., Morrison Have a good week and 931-635-2259 Hugs, Savannah. PAGE 10 CANNON COURIER APRIL 30, 2014

laughed. “Now one of our Robinson said. SAWMILL... customers who does When he wasn’t planting Midway and has been in signage says he’s going to corn, Richard A. would tear operation there ever since. provide one.” down old houses. “We do lots of custom His sawmill heritage “Old Man” was a friend sawing. We will cut logs in speaks volumes about his of banker turned funeral just about any dimension,” dedication to the business. home operator Bill Smith. he explained. “I’m Richard Allen Back when Smith was still Currently, Laidback Robinson the III. Dad goes running the Bank of Custom Lumber has 10 by R.A. Mom didn’t like the Commerce, “Old Man” employees. “We had only name Richard so she called gave him a special five employees last year at me Alex,” he said. “My Christmas present. “It was a this time. We expect to add father just retired last week. spindle from an old house. another five by mid- He worked at Beaman Bill’s kept it ever since and summer,” Robinson said. (Bottling Company) in carries it around in his The firm’s customers Tullahoma for 40 years. truck,” Robinson said. come from outside of Now he’s at the sawmill Bill Smith is one of Nashville all the way to looking for something to Robinson’s regular Sparta with many of them do.” customers. “He comes by at desiring custom work His grand father was least once a month” and ranging from barn wood to called “Old Man enjoys talking about old parts for swing sets. Robinson.” times. Basically, Laidback Custom “Richard A. is what Meanwhile, business Lumber rough cuts green everybody called him to his continues to expand for lumber by order. face. He was like Johnny Robinson. And just how “Laidback” Appleseed except his plant “Expansion means you is Robinson’s operation. was corn. He would plant are doing well, but it does “We’re still working on a corn everywhere even create new problems,” he Allen Robinson, a multi-generational sawmill operator, has sawdust in his blood dating sign for the business,” he around the Courthouse,” grinned. back to his great-grandfather.

TN Winds set to perform The Tennessee Valley Winds Community Band Concert in association with The Friends of the Greenway and Murfreesboro Parks and Recreation Department will perform at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 22 at Stewart’s Creek High School’s auditorium at 301 Red Hawk Parkway in Smyrna. Erich Zimmerman is conductor and Greg Lawson is associate conductor.

of support. This is a library LIBRARY... where the friends are “I want to promote lifelong active. They are raising learning because I want money. I really enjoyed the people coming into the (Friends of Adams library. I want to get the Memorial Library) Roast. It community involved as was wonderful. It just blew much as possible. I want to me away.” see teens using the library. I Norris points out there is have some teen- a wealth of information programming ideas.” inside the walls of libraries. Norris said the library If a person wanted to learn will have an art exhibit in how to knit they could October that is open to learn the information at the everyone throughout library. Want to learn how Cannon County. to become a better “Anyone will be able to photographer? bring their artwork in and display it,” Norris said. Adams Memorial Library “We are looking at doing has the information you things such as this to get need. Inmates at the Cannon County Jail keep busy washing all of Cannon County’s school buses. By the time they are the community involved. “I think libraries are the finished, the bus will be shining both inside and out, including the windows. Even though Norris is in cornerstone of our her first month as director freedoms and liberties,” she says she already is Norris said. “The library half coon hound, one of 12 taking care of dogs.” amazed with the support. gives everybody equal DOGS... left by the roadside; Beau, a She keeps a bowl out at “I’m amazed at the opportunity to find the community support for the restaurant business for the Short Mt. mixed shepherd, dumped Good Gracious at the Mill information they need to library,” Norris said. “It is past six years for Karen by the side of the road and where diners can drop make their own personal overwhelming. I and Bob Ford, who Dog Rescue pregnant with 12 pups (“I donations if they wish. decisions. Libraries don’t appreciate so much recently relocated their named her Beau because of “I’ve got a waiting list of have a bias and there is no because the library I came Good Gracious Café and the bow left around her 30 dogs that people want political agenda. Anyone from didn’t have this type Catering from the Boro to If you would neck,” says Miranda); us to take them in and find can come.” the Readyville Mill. like to adopt a Diego, a terrier that was a a home,” she noted. Married nearly six years, skeletal mess when they “We get calls every day,” Mr. Bond the Science the couple lived in a shack dog, contact found her; and Sadie, a said Neil. SUMMER... Guy will be on hand for on Short Mountain for five Short German shepherd that was “They says, ‘Please take of the five theme events the fourth program, June years, but a few months dumped and pregnant this dog, please take this Chappell has planned 19, at Head Start Gym at ago they moved into a Mountain Dog with four puppies when dog,’” Miranda said. throughout the summer. 1:30 p.m. Mr. Bond amazes hollow above Dry Creek they rescued her. The first program is a the children with Rescue via “We have to say, ‘No, we near Dowelltown, about “We get calls constantly. dance performance by experiments that make you can’t. Please give us a three miles outside of their Facebook We both work full time. We students at Cannon Arts wonder how things work. picture of the dog and we’ll Cannon County as the try to take the worst of the Dance Studio. The try to help find a home,” crow flies. page or at worst,” said Neil. program is set for May 29 The final program is the Neil said. “I went to Short “We try to be a force for at Dillon Park, from 5-to-7 annual swim party at the petfinder.com. Miranda said, “I’d love to Mountain a lot as a youth,” good. What I realized, most p.m. Citizens are Woodbury Pool, June 26, have 50 dogs, but we have said Miranda. “I love the people around here are encouraged to bring your from 4-to-6 p.m. The party to live here, too. I want to beauty, the nature, the way doing what we’ve been own chairs as seating is includes free food, drinks have a dog sanctuary. Here the streams coming off the An American flag ripples doing. Everybody in limited. and grand prizes for the they can live a real good mountain carved these in the breeze that whips Cannon County seemed to Cumberland Caverns top readers throughout the life and we can re-home little hollows. I told myself, across their porch that be feeding three or four employees will conduct summer. stands five feet above the stray dogs. People from the them, too. I’d like to take in ‘One day I’m gonna live the second program on Chappell said the five front yard. city were coming out and more, but I can only feed 8 there.’ It was like the land June 5 at the Head Start theme programs are free “Usually it is a barkfest,” dropping dogs off, and or 10 at a time. We have re- spoke to me. Gym at 11 a.m. Interested and open to anyone she says of the rare Cannon County gets a bad homed 120 dogs off of “I brought my Yankee persons will learn about all interested even if they occasion when a stranger rap.” Short Mountain.” husband here and said, the scientific things that haven’t signed up for the knocks on their door. “We “We didn’t want to go Why do the dog devotees ‘You want to go live in a occur in a cave. reading program; found that this dead end public, so we just take them do what they do? holler?’” she laughed. NHECM will be at the however, only persons road is perfect [for the in and re-home them,” “We wanted to help the So now the pair with two Head Start Gym June 12 at who have read books will dogs].” Miranda said. “I used animals of Cannon County pet dogs, five rescue dogs 4 p.m. with an animal be eligible for the prizes The lucky canine citizens social media to promote and really it was so needed. and three rescue cats live in exhibit. These are live and giveaways during the here include Millie, Neil’s our efforts and tried to do Somebody needed to do an old farmhouse where animals and children programs. they heat by firewood and 11-year-old pet Labrador; fundraising. We’ve put something. Well, Neil and I always seem to be thrilled drink from piped in spring Jack, Miranda’s pet beagle; flyers in gas stations. It will be that somebody,” when they get the For more information, water. A sign on their living Lucy, a coon hound and takes a lot to feed these said the woman whose opportunity to see some of contact Chappell at Adams room wall reads: A dog hit-and-run victim found dogs and we also give dog home has gone to the dogs the exotic animals live and Memorial Library, 563- wags its tail with its heart. in a pool of blood; Birdie, a food to others who are in a good way. in person. 5861. 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I have had the honor of protecting the rights of the people of Rutherford and Cannon Counties by being an effective advocate as your Public Defender. With your help, I can continue to serve. I humbly ask for your support and your vote.

Legal Experience: • Private law practice 1981-1984 • Assistant District Attorney General 1984-1989 • District Public Defender 1989-present • Trial and Appellate level experience in all criminal matters • Qualified in death penalty cases pursuant to Tenn. Sup. Ct. Rule 13

Service to the Legal Profession: • Member of the Tennessee Bar Assoc. • Member of the Rutherford/Cannon County Bar Assoc. • Member of the Tennessee Assoc. of Criminal Defense Lawyers • Served in the House of Delegates, Tenn. Bar Assoc. • Served on the Board of Governors, Tenn. Bar Assoc. • Served two terms as President of the Tenn. District Public Defenders Conference • Served as CLE Coordinator for the Tenn. District Public Defenders Conference

Public and Community Service: • Former Mayor of the Town of Woodbury • Member of Lions Club International • Former Board Member of the Arts Center of Cannon County • Member of the Friends of Edgar Evans State Park

Service to further the advancement of Criminal Justice in Tennessee • Tenn. Medical Examiner’s Advisory Board/Current member by appointment of Governor Haslam • Member of the Tenn. Sentencing Commission 1991-1995 • Adjunct Instructor of Criminal Law, Middle Tennessee State University • Instructor for Police In-service training • Presenter at the Citizens Police Academy

SERVICE TO FAMILY: • Married to Marcia Melton, with five children, four grandchildren with more on the way • Attends the Woodbury Church of Christ

FIND OUT MORE: Website: www.geraldmeltonpublicdefender.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/GeraldL.MeltonPublic Defender

CONTACT BY MAIL: Melton Public Defender 2014, P.O. Box 57, Woodbury, TN 37190 Republican Primary: Early voting April 16-May 1 Election Day May 6, 2014

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NATHAN NICHOLS Republican for Circuit Court Judge, Division II

- CONSERVATIVE CONSTITUTIONALIST;

- PROSECUTOR WHO HAS DEDICATED HIS CAREER TO PROTECTING THE PEOPLE OF CANNON AND RUTHERFORD COUNTIES;

- CANNON COUNTY NATIVE;

Nathan is unopposed in the May 6th Republican Primary, but he’s still asking for your support and complimentary vote. He has the experience, qualifications and dedication necessary to serve as our next Circuit Court Judge.

Nathan served the people of Cannon County as a deputy circuit court clerk for over a decade and as a County Commissioner representing the First District from 2006-2010. He is currently an Assistant District Attorney General in Rutherford County and fights everyday on the front lines of the 16th Judicial District's war on crime. He is a staunch advocate for crime victims and seeks justice in every case he prosecutes. PLEASE SUPPORT NATHAN NICHOLS FOR DIVISION II CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE IN THE MAY 6TH REPUBLICAN PRIMARY AND AUGUST 7TH GENERAL ELECTION. REPUBLICAN PRIMARY Early Voting: April 16th - May 1st Election Day: May 6, 2014 AUGUST GENERAL ELECTION Early Voting: July 18th - August 2nd Election Day: August 7, 2014 PAGE 12 CANNON COURIER APRIL 30, 2014

Photo provided Cannon County High School students were honored for their athletic achievements by Barbara Parker, schools director. From right to left are Hannah Whited, Madison Walkup, Jordan Turney, Abbey Sissom, Tommy Mitchell, Tanner Lawson, Rebekah Faulkner, B.J. Daniel and A.J. Daniel.

Ticket deadline approaching Saturday, May 10 for United Way event

Cannon County Fraternal The deadline to purchase tickets for United Way's Red, White and Bayou is May 9, 2014. Tickets may be Order of Police Car Show purchased online at www.yourlocaluw.org or by contacting Claire Wilson at 615.893.7303 or [email protected]. Photo provided Around the square The event is set for May 17th at Belle Meadows Farm, the home of Howard and Susan Wilson, Lascassas, TN. TRAVIS LEE COOK LOLA SADLER BARRETT Dinner is at 7:00 p.m. and a Sponsor’s Reception will be held inside the home at 5:30 p.m. Five Senses is set to cater this year’s event. DAVENPORT REUNION Tickets are $75 each for dinner. Proceeds benefit the United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties. Cook and Barrett Saturday, May 3, 2014 Woodbury Lions Club Building Book Review to be wed May 24 BY ELRENA PARTON 10:00 a.m. - Meal at noon The wedding date for Cook of Woodbury, Tn. Descendants of Absolum and Edmund Davenport Travis Lee Cook and Lola Both are graduates of Sadler Barrett is set for Cannon County High (Douglas and Lucinda Willard Davenport) Young Heroes of the Rutherford County. His May 24, 2014 at 3:00 p.m. School and members of the Confederacy by Debra military career began as a Lola is the youngest Smith Grove Church of West Smith, (Pelican drillmaster, followed by For more information, call Larry Helton (615) daughter of James and Christ as to where the Publishing) Juvenile, joining the Rutherford Kathy Sadler of Bradyville, wedding will be held 459-8296 or Joe D. Davenport (615) 563-5170 Nonfiction/History, Rifles, later becoming a Tn. located at 237 Hollow 2t-April 23, 30 paperback, $12.95 and 128 scout. Young Heroes of the Travis the youngest son Springs Road, right off pages. Confederacy tells of his of Sara and the late Hank Hwy. 53. Juveniles and juveniles at short but great solider life. heart will enjoy reading Sam is remembered for his Young Heroes of the courage and loyalty, Confederacy. A relatively though the cost was his life. short book, but packed Another young hero with valuable, interesting Emma Sansom was sixteen facts about the roles of when she helped General young people in the Civil Forrest and his men War era. This book includes prevent an attack on Rome, Ivy Bluff News several great stories about Georgia. Union troops had young Confederate heroes. just burned the bridge By Bonnie Stacy Information is given which crossed a creek near about Professor Thaddeus her home in Alabama. Shirley Atnip treated her It is very easy for us to Lowe, who offered the While under heavy fire, family to lunch at the major our attention on minor service of his hot-air Emma showed General Cracker Barrell in matters. balloon knowledge to Forrest a cow route near Manchester on Easter All the flowers of tomorrow President Lincoln. Lincoln Black Creek The troops Sunday. are in the seeds of today. approved, and Lowe used this route to go Barbara Bailey had lunch If I cannot do great things, I became American's first through the water. General on Easter Sunday with can do small things in a great "high-flying spy"' for the Forrest later wrote a note Ricky and Barbara Prater. way. Union. General Johnston giving her "My highest My sympathy to family Small beginnings can have then ordered 21-year old regardes…." In turn, the and friends of Denna long lasting results. Capt. John Randolph Alabama Assembly Davenport Campbell who What you are becoming is Bryant nickname "Run" to honored her with a gift of recently passed away. more important than what be the "man in a balloon" 640 acres of land. Denna grew up and went you are accomplishing. for the Confederacy. There Debra West Smith has to school in this county. She Instead of waiting for are several pages on high- generously donated a copy will be missed by all who someone to bring you flowers, flying adventures. of Young Heroes of the knew her. why not plant your own Tennesseans will Confederacy to the Cannon Bonnie Stacy recently garden? recognize the story of County Library System. visited Betty Duke. Samuel Davis from News from the Mountain BY CAROL GUNTER

We have a lovely than what I was trying to important yearly event that jumped on its back and the Saturday morning up here give a fresh coat of paint will be going on at Aubrey's dog started howling as the on the mountain. Hope to). shop. I asked him what he cat had its claws in him and you've had your cup or On Monday I talked with would do if one of the was running for his life. It cups of coffee and with the Ruth/the boss and all is well green men showed up so happened that this weather being so nice today with her and the family. while he and the others mechanic was working have plans to get out and Also on Monday, Beverly were playing a song and he under a dozer at that time simply enjoy this day to the Hubler came by and visited said I guess we would stop, when the dog went under fullest that the Lord has with me for a while. put our instruments down that dozer and over him given you. I was out David Spears with Off and get out of dodge if with the cat right behind yesterday pulling weeks Road Equipment Parts possible. My response to him and they both went out and spray painting concrete called yesterday morning him was it was just the other end of the shop pots and statues (getting from Knoxville. Aubrey got according to the timing of with that dog still howling more black paint on me dozer parts there for many the green guy's arrival. We as they went out of hearing years and developed a Gunters love to eat and if he distance. The mechanic all really good friendship with comes before we eat, I don't shook up and startled by David. Aubrey nicknamed think his appearance will what had just happened him "The Tax Collector". He stop us from devouring the managed to get out from was just checking to see delicious food in front of under that dozer and how Aubrey's girl was us. On the other hand, if we asking Aubrey what kind of SULLIVAN LOG YARD getting along. Glad he have already eaten, then he cat was that anyway. I'm called and told him about shows up - it will probably sure Aubrey was laughing how the Lord impressed on be Katie-bar-the-door and a his head off as all the others Buying 12” and up saw logs, veneer and me to start writing the stampede will be in full there were and just told column in the paper and force. Yours truly included him that was his attack cat. standing timber, small and large tracts. how this has helped me in getting out of there! I was told this story by immensely about Aubrey. Speaking of Aubrey's Aubrey but didn't find out Never thought I could write shop, years ago this cat whose dog it was but I hope Payment will be made before the timber is cut. about Aubrey, but that just showed up and was it got back to its owner, if it shows you how good and attacking every dog around lived through the attack. great the Lord is doesn't it? here and running them off. If you have any news for 484 Tobitt Road Since Clyde is in those I think Aubrey was calling the column, just give me a talks with the little green it his "attack cat" as it call at (615) 563-4429. Have Centertown guys, I told him to be very certainly didn't like dogs. a great day! McMinnville careful and do nothing to At the shop, Aaron had one May God himself, the God of tick them off as the "Gunter of his dozers in there and peace, make you pure, Reunion" will be going on he called it "Big Thea" after belonging only to him. May the last day of august and his wife to be. That cat got your whole self - spirit, soul, 931-224-7881 we do not need an uprising up on the dozer track when and body - be kept safe and on our hands. He says he it spotted a blue healer without fault when our Lord Norman Pelham, Log Buyer understands. I just pray he coming into the shop and as Jesus Christ comes. does as this is a very the dog went by that cat 1 Thessalonians 5:23 CANNON COURIER APRIL 30, 2014 PAGE 13 DID YOU KNOW... The Register of Deeds Office receives and records a variety of legal documents pertaining to real property. These documents include warranty deeds, mortgages, assignments, modifications, releases, liens, judgments, plats, restrictions, right- of-ways, easements and Greenbelt Applications. We also record discharges for military personnel.

We validate each document and enter pertinent information into our computer system as well as calculate and collect a variety of fees and taxes mandated by law. We prepare permanent copies of legal documents for county records.

All documents that are recorded in our office are scanned into the computer system. We have permanent records in the Register of Deeds Office that date back to 1836. All documents that were recorded prior to the office being computerized in 1999 have been scanned into the computer system to add availability and easy access to documents.

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Photo provided My name is Sandy Hollandsworth and I have been performing A Clay Art Camp is set for June at the Arts Center of Cannon County. Teaching the classes will be Scratyr J. Casale or “scrat” is a Cannon County these duties for 15 years as the assistant to the Register of environmental artist and craft sperson who focuses on local and naturally occurring Deeds. materials to create sustainable, local, one of a kind works of art and craft . Scrat received a BA in Visual Art with a concentration in Ceramics from Warren Having had this experience, I know how the office functions Wilson College, he lives and works in Liberty. The classes will meet outside the Arts Center under the farmers market pavilion. better than anyone, aside from the current Register who is During the fi rst session, youngsters ages 8 to 14 will participate in Local Red Earth retiring. Clay on June 2-6. Session 2 is set for June 9-13. Teens aged 12-16 will work hands on with local red clay or “terra-cott a” on June 23-27. I am asking for your vote for Register of Deeds in the August Students will be introduced to basic handbuilding techniques including pinch, coil, General Election. and modeling. The class will culminate with the loading and fi ring of a pit kiln. Students should leave the class with one of a kind small clay projects, and a general introduction to Keep my EXPERIENCE working for you. ceramics. The cost of this class is $90, tools and materials will be provided. For more information call 615-563-2787. Political advertisement, paid for by Mark and Stephanie Vance Experience the Hyundai of Cool Springs Difference

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CANNON COURIER APRIL30, 2014 PAGE 15 SpoRts Lions sweep Macon

TONY STINNETT Lions coach Justin Fann. "Early in the season I Courier Sports Editor told the players not to worry about the wins and Don't look now but the Cannon County losses because things happen with a young team. baseball team is playing its best ball at the right We wanted to focus on the process of getting time. better every day and see if we can't get hot for the The Lions (7-19-1, 3-9) swept Macon County in district tournament. It seems we are." a District 8-AA series last week, marking their Outstanding pitching helped key the Lions first sweep of a league foe this season. They had sweep of Macon County. won three straight and five of their last six Sophomore Tucker Francis pitched a gem heading into a conference series at York last Monday. Junior Jake Todd provided a superlative TONY STINNETT photo weekend. Trent Bragg delivers a double against Warren County. Bragg had six "I think it shows how focused the team is," said See LIONS, page 17 RBI in two games last week. 2014 Cannon Courier Sports Hall of Fame Smith paced Woodbury to greatness Multi-sport standout led squad to perfect season

TONY STINNETT "Football was the talk in Courier Sports Editor Woodbury," said Woodbury There was a time when Mayor Harold Patrick, who football was the talk of the offered play-by-play of the town in Woodbury and games for radio and will quarterback Al Smith was at serve as Smith's presenter the center of the when he is enshrined into conversation. the Hall of Fame. "There Smith, the son of Betty were overflow crowds and and Bobby Smith, led enthusiasm. Forty years Woodbury Central to an later we honor Al Smith for unblemished 10-0 regular the exciting season we had season and a berth in the at Woodbury Central. Al is TSSAA State quarterfinals the second inductee from in 1974. It is the only that team (joining Steve undefeated season since but Bullard), and we are just those who remember the four years into the Hall of team recall how special it Fame. That speaks volumes was. about the Class of '74." In fact, Smith led Smith downplays his Woodbury Central during importance in leading the its most successful run. He team to perfection. He quarterbacked the team to a deemphasizes the fact that 7-3 mark and a bowl game he was any more important in 1973. than the next guy. Smith is one of six "That was my life. It is all I individuals who shaped the wanted to do," Smith says landscape of Cannon of his love for football. "If County sports and will be not for that, I would not inducted into the Cannon have cared about school. Courier Sports Hall of Fame We had a great team, and I at the Arts Center of was fortunate to be part of Cannon County, May 15, at 6:30 p.m. Doors open at 6. See SMITH, page 16

2014 Hall of Fame Inductees Alan Bush - Athlete/Coach Bonnie (Hoover) Patterson - Athlete/Administrator Gloria (Parker) Stewart - Athlete Filephotos Former Woodbury Central High standout Al Smith was regarded as one of the top all-around athletes in Al Smith - Athlete his class. Upper left, Smith quarterbacked the Lions to a 17-3 mark in his junior and senior seasons, Bill Smith - Contributor including an umblemished 10-0 regular season as a senior in 1974. As a basketball player, upper right, Beth (Stewart) Stark - Athlete Smith also shined on the hardwood, helping lead the Lions to a district championship. Above, Smith, right, and teammate Steve Bullard sign scholarship papers. Bullard was a 2011 Hall of Fame inductee. Mike Mayfield Golf Scramble winners

Photo submitted There were two first-place teams at the second Mike Mayfield Golf Scramble held at Willow Brook Golf Course in McMinnville. One of the first-place Photo submitted teams included, from left, Craig Bush, Chris Harris, Colin Jones and Ryan There were two first-place teams at the second Mike Mayfield Golf Scramble Tenpenny. The event is sponsored by the CCHS Football Boosters. The Mike held at Willow Brook Golf Course in McMinnville. One of the first-place Mayfield Golf Scramble was started last spring in honor of the Hall of Fame teams included, from left, Paul Martin, John Wilson, Jenna Burris and David football coach. Burriss. PAGE 16 CANNON COURIER APRIL 30, 2014

game. We just were not very them. SMITH... good. I was so happy when “When you are on the fi eld Al arrived back as a junior you get a feel for the game,” it. We had talent at all of because I didn’t have to Smith said. “You know what the positions. We had great shoulder that responsibility you need to be doing. I al- off ensive linemen, great re- anymore. That was a bless- ways loved to play football. ceivers and great running ing. We went from winning We kind of turned it around backs.” one game to winning the in 1973 when we won sev- They had a great quarter- conference in 1973.” eral games, went to a bowl back, too. Smith completed long, game, and just continued Smith earned All-District, tight aerials to his playmak- to get bett er. Nobody cared All-Region, All-Midstate ing teammates. He ran the who did what. We just want- and he received a scholar- power I to perfection, baf- ed to win. I enjoyed playing ship to play at Northwest fl ing foes with his elusive the games and winning, and Mississippi Junior College. moves and accurate arm. my teammates and coach- “You hear the saying, “Al Smith is arguably the es. I had some great team- ‘There is no I in team,’ but best quarterback ever (in mates. I had some really you have to have people Woodbury),” Patrick said. good coaches. They pushed that will step up and lead. “Al Smith was not just a us hard and wanted us to be Al Smith was won of those football player. He was an our best.” people,” said Randy Gan- athlete. He could do it all Smith played for two Hall non, an off ensive lineman and it helped him being the of Fame Coaches. His bas- and Smith’s classmate. “Al quarterback he was. He was ketball coach, Bobby Parker, DEALER DAYS ARE HAPPENING NOW! was not afraid to lead. He very agile. His composure was inducted in 2012, and did it without any hesitation was remarkable. The most Mayfi eld was inducted in

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Bradyville, 615-765-5589 BUD’S TIRE PROS Auburntown, 615-464-4349 Woodbury, 615-765-5553 800 West Main Your Satisfaction is Our Goal Woodbury United Methodist Street Alignments - Balancing - Brake Service - Burt Baptist Church of Christ at Wood 502 W High St. Woodbury, TN 1087 Burt Rd. 99 Sally Parton Road Woodbury, 615-563-2135 Oil-Lube-Filter-Shocks & Casey Structs - Tires Woodbury Woodbury 615-563-5722 Robertson, 3600 East Main Street Owner Murfreesboro, TN 37127 First Baptist Church Curlee Church of Christ PENTECOSTAL (615) 896-TIRE (8473) 405 W. Main St. 251 Curlee Church Rd. Woodbury, 615-563-2474 Readyville, 615-563-2046 Woodbury Pentecostals 563-5300 1305 Jim Cummings Hwy. Cannon Inn of Harvest View Church Elkins Church of Christ Woodbury, 615-563-4480 8560 John Bragg Hwy. 67 Lincoln Lane, Woodbury Woodbury Readyville, 615-893-9900 615-563-6328 In partnership with Saint Thomas Hospital 132 Masey Drive Woodbury, TN www.HarvestViewChurch.org SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST 324 Doolittle Road - Woodbury, TN 37190 615-563-9100 www.Facebook.com/HarvestView Iconium Church of Christ Church 2098 Iconium Rd. Seventh Day Adventist [email protected] www.cannoninnofwoodbury.com Woodbury, 615-563-2089 303 W. Colonial St. www.StonesRiverHospital.com Home Away From Home Hickory Grove Baptist Woodbury, 615-563-2139 Phone 931-738-9211, ext. 223 151 Cripple Creek Loop Ivy Bluff Church of Christ Rachel Holt Cosmetologist/Owner Readyville, 615-895-2171 101 Wade Rd. Cannon Market Woodbury, 931-939-3200 OTHER New Beginning Missionary Tangles Hair Salon 1256 Jim Cummings Hwy. Baptist Leoni Church of Christ Cannon Community Church Rachel Holt, Owner; Tonya Cantrell, Lauren Brown, Tatum Street, Woodbury 6818 McMinnville Hwy. 209 Murfreesboro Rd. Brandy Bush, Erica Melton Woodbury, TN Woodbury, 615-563-2337 Woodbury, 615-563-8606 Plainview Baptist Church 615-563-9339 205 W Main Street 563-6233 6088 Jim Cummings Hwy. Midway Church of Christ Cornerstone Community Church By appointment only Woodbury, TN 37190 Woodbury, 615-465-5961 10528 Hollow Springs Rd. 50 Locke Creek Rd. Bradyville, 615-765-5151 Woodbury, 615-563-5657 Pleasant View Baptist 967 Odell Powell Rd. Mt. Ararat Church of Christ Dillon Street Independent ENPENNY’S CABINET SHOP Woodbury, 615-765-5123 1507 Blanton School Rd. 216 S. Dillion St. Lee Nichols, Owner TABITHA SMITH, FNP-C Woodbury, 931-563-5402 Woodbury, 615-563-2029 2260 Sunny Slope Road Family Nurse Practioner Prosperity Baptist Church Woodbury, Tennessee 37190 322 S. McCrary St., Woodbury 45 Fites Ln. New Hope Church of Christ Hollow Springs Community Phone (615) 563-4957 Auburntown, 615-408-4300 4296 Murfreesboro Rd. 6396 Hollow Springs Rd. “CALL US FOR A SQUARE DEAL” 615-563-7515 Readyville, 615-563-8878 Bradyville, 615-765-7022 Sanders Fork Baptist Compliments of DARRYL T. DEASON, DDS 4844 Auburntown Road Pleasant View Church of Christ H.O.P.E. Fellowship Church Woodbury 1770 Pleasant View Rd. 725 West Main Street ANDREW BUCHER, DDS Woodbury, 615-765-7537 Woodbury, TN 37190 Shiloh Baptist Church 615-278-6016 TOWN OF WOODBURY 801 B West Main Street 116 Shiloh Church Rd. Smith Grove Church of Christ Auburntown, 615-464-4971 237 Hollow Springs Road Spirit of Life Ministries Woodbury, TN 37190 615-653-8133 931-952-9076 CITY OFFICIALS Sycamore Baptist Church Kelly J. Ferrell 7165 Sycamore Creek Rd. Woodbury Church of Christ Dr. Pepper Woodbury, 615-563-4205 100 E. Water St. Living Springs Church Woodbury, 615-563-2119 7804 Hollow Springs Rd. Woodbury Funeral Home Bottling Co. Bradyville, 615-765-5181 CHRISTIAN Phone 563-2311 226 Mountain Street CHURCH OF GOD Love Fellowship Ministry, Inc. Obituary Line 563-2344 Grace Christian Fellowship 66 Peeler Hill Road McMinnville, Tn Short Mountain Church of God 5194 Jim Cummings Hwy. Woodbury, 615-765-2239 www.WoodburyFuneralHome.net 6621 Short Mountain Road Woodbury, 615-765-5830 931-473-2108 Woodbury 931-273-3316 Worship Technologies 871 Kennedy Creek Rd. Travis Hancock CHURCH OF CHRIST JEHOVAH'S WITNESS Auburntown, 615-464-4486 Woodbury Insurance Agency Auburn Hills Church of Christ WIA Kingdom Hall Jehovah Witness 717 Auburntown Rd. Your Independent Agent 2769 McMinnville Hwy. Woodbury, 615-563-5482 Woodbury, 615-563-8261 (615) 563-2123 Office P.O. Box 429 (615) 563-4280 FAX 234 McMinnville Highway 1-800-786-0690 Woodbury, TN 37190 Woodbury Nursing Center a E & E WHOLESALE SUPPLY CO. 119 W. 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College Street Johnson’s Heating & Air Woodson’s Pharmacy Chancery Store Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30 until 6:00 pm Street Woodbury, TN 37190 Office: (615) 536-5008 Cell: (615) 464-3166 Estes Heating, Air & Refrigeration ph: 615-563-5120 Sat 8:00 until 5:00 pm Sun 9:00 until 2:00 pm 5220 Halls Hill Pike Murfreesboro, TN 37130 McMinnville, Free Estimates - Financing Available TN 37110 cell: 615-849-2422 We repair all major brands. Family owned and operated for over 50 years Phone (615) 893-4895 fx: 615-563-5121 Anthony Johnson, Owner/Operator FREE DELIVERY - FULL LINE OF $1 ITEMS

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Mason drove both runs LIONS... home with a clutch hit to effort Tuesday as the Lions push the lead to 5-1. Bragg completed the sweep. drove in two more runs in Francis turned in a the fourth to build a complete-game effort as the comfortable cushion. Lions turned back Macon Francis appreciated the County, 7-3, Monday. run support - something he Francis struck out 12, has not had much of in his walked none and scattered quality starts throughout eight hits. the season. It was nice, but "It feels good to get a unnecessary. district win," Francis said. The strong righty was in "We have been playing control throughout the better and with more game. He faced just three confidence. I seemed to batters in four of the seven have control of my pitches innings and was never and was able to pitch ahead allowed Macon County to in the count. That was the pose a serious challenge. key." "It's about time we got Todd was dynamic in his some runs and a win for Tuesday start as the Lions Tucker, it really is," Fann chalked up a 3-0 road win said. "He has pitched the TONY STINNETT photo for their first shutout of the first game of every district season. Todd was masterful series and has given us Tucker Francis pitched a complete-game and struck out 12 in the Lions win against Macon County. as he went the distance and every chance to win. This Cannon County swept the series and won its third straight when it defeated Warren County. pitched a two-hitter. Macon was our best overall game of County got a first-inning the year." single and a third-inning Todd followed Francis' single. That was it against strong outing with a great Lions tame Warren County Todd. one of his own. "I was able to throw more The junior righty needed strikes and stay in the zone," 100 pitches to stymie the TONY STINNETT "We wanted to keep them off balance by throwing Todd said. "I feel like I have Macon County order. One Courier Sports Editor several different pitchers at them and that seemed to pitched pretty well but of his two hits allowed was Cannon County's play on the diamond has been work," Fann said. "It also allowed us to keep our arms control would be an issue a leadoff single. He retired something to brag about lately. fresh with the district tournament coming up." and run my pitch count up. 11 in a row from the third Trent Bragg keyed the Lions' continued late-season Warren County managed just two hits against the I felt more consistent and inning until issuing a surge with another strong performance at the plate as foursome. The Pioneers collected both of their hits off of my defense made all the leadoff walk in the seventh. Cannon County turned back Warren County, 4-1, Schau and those were back-to-back singles in the third. plays." "Jake had a dominant Thursday (April 24). The three other pitchers combined for five innings of no- Juniors Nick Vassar and performance," Fann said. Bragg was 3-for-3 with two RBI as the Lions (7-19-1) hit baseball. Trent Bragg were the hitting "He threw a lot of strikes won their third straight. Cannon County has won five of Judkins turned in the turning point of the game with his stars for the Lions in the and was in control." its last six overall. stellar pitching in the sixth when the Pioneers had runners district opener against Todd has to be near "We have just kept battling and working to improve and on second and third with none one out in a 3-2 game. Macon County. Vassar was flawless as the game was we are playing our best baseball here at the end," Bragg Judkins coaxed a pop out, strikeout and flyout to end the 3-for-4 with three runs scoreless through five in a said. "Warren County is a good team so this was a good inning without allowing the tying run to score. scored. Bragg was 2-for-4 classic pitcher's duel. test for us late in the year. This game shows how much we Cannon County took a 1-0 lead in the second when Jake with four RBI in the three Cannon County managed have improved." Todd doubled and eventually scored on a wild pitch. hole. Jackson Mason was 1- only three hits. Vassar, The win against a Class AAA team only added to what Warren County tied it 1-1 in the top of the third but the for-2 with one RBI, and Martin and Mason each has become a confident team. In addition to Bragg's big Lions took the lead for good in the bottom of the inning Francis was 1-for-3. provided singles. hitting day, Austin Martin was 1-for-3 with a double and when Martin doubled and scored on Bragg's second hit of The Lions went on top 2-0 The Lions broke through one run scored, Jake Todd was 1-for-2 with a double and the game. in the bottom of the first. in the top of the sixth when two runs scored, and Sam Schau and Preston Campbell Cannon County pushed the lead to 3-1 in the fifth when Vassar singled and Austin Vassar collected a one-out each had one hit. Preston Campbell beat out a bunt single, stole second and Martin followed with a single and went to third on "Warren County is a good team, a Class AAA team and scored on Bragg's clutch two-out hit. walk. Bragg's hit plated Martin's base hit. Vassar they have been playing some good teams close," Lions After Warren County closed to within 3-2 in the sixth, both runs to put the Lions in eventually scored on a coach Justin Fann said. "We were without two starters Cannon County added an insurance run in the bottom of front early. passed ball for the only run (Nick Vassar and Justin Williams) so to go into this game the inning and Chandler Todd came on to record his They never trailed. Cannon County would feeling good about ourselves and then find out at game second save in as many tries. Cannon County added a need. time we are down two starters, it says a lot about the team. --- second-inning run when The Lions added two To come away with a win like that says a lot about the The Lions are scheduled to begin play in the District 8- Vassar singled with two insurance runs in the younger players on the team." AA Tournament Friday. Times and first-round opponents outs and scored on a seventh. Josh Williams was Cannon County kept the Pioneers off-balance at the have yet to be determined. throwing error. hit by a pitch and Preston plate by throwing four different pitchers. Austin Martin This year’s bracket is similar to the College World Series It was 3-1 going to the Campbell reached on an started and went two innings, followed by Sam Schau for with two four-team brackets at the sites of the two highest third when the Lions added error. The Lions pushed two innings, Jared Judkins for two innings and Chandler seeds. Central Magnet and Upperman will be the host two big insurance runs. both runners across as they Todd came on to close in the seventh. Schau earned the sites. As of presstime, Cannon County would play Francis singled, Todd took advantage of two win. Upperman at Upperman Friday. reached on an error and Macon County miscues. Cannon Courier Hall of Fame and All-Sports Awards Banquet Thursday, May 15, 6:30 P.M. Arts Center of Cannon County MEAL CATERED BY THE BLUE PORCH

Tickets may be purchased at The Cannon Courier office, or by calling 563-2512 - for $20. No tickets sold at door; however, you may order via phone and pick up tickets at will call night of the event. The event is reserved for the first 250 who purchase tickets. Tickets on sale now. Deadline to purchase tickets is May 12 at 5 p.m.

The Cannon Courier's fourth Hall of Fame class will be inducted at the banquet. The class to be enshrined includes

ALAN BUSH (athlete/coach) BONNIE PATTERSON (athlete/administrator) GLORIA (PARKER) STEWART (athlete) AL SMITH (athlete) BILL SMITH (contributor) BETH (STEWART) STARK (athlete) CANNON COURIER APRIL 30, 2014 PAGE 19

Now, it's time for the McGregor, Magaline celebrate their anniversary. Auburntown News birthdays. Louise Green, Davenport and Shirley The same day John and BY ANNA PATRICK Sara Turney Wilkerson, and Young share a day on the Kim Francis have their Justin Turney all celebrate 5th. Finishing up the week Silver year. John that's S I L the last day of April. Jenny on the 6th are Bobbie V E R! Francis opens up the month Whited and MaLeah Scott. If you have news for this No greater weekend Morrison, and the Reed make the trip to Richmond, of May when she turns 23 Happy birthday to all of column, please e-mail me at weather to celebrate the girls, Janna, Alayna and VA and support McKenzie on the 1st. Earah Stinnett you. [email protected], or call resurrection of our Lord Adrianna and it was egg Turney in her run for Lankford and Jamison King The last day of April is a 464-4310 and leave a message and Savior! hunt later on for Rylon, National Secretary and the celebrate the 3rd. Wallace special day for Ken and if no answer. Saturday, there were 17 Kullon and Amaieah. Betas for their skit. Hancock, Jeremy Scarlett Turney when they Auburntown participants Another was at the home in the 2014 5K Super Hero of Ernest and Rita Davis Run held in Lebanon. First (glad to see her up) when place winners in their age children and grandchildren group were Tiffany Junker, joined in for the big hunt. Reagan Vaughn, and Waylon and Allison Francis Alayna Reed. Janna Reed were aided by parents, was third in hers and C. J. Jonathan and Amanda. Hughes came in fourth. Helping Brooklyn and Congratulations to you and Londyn Francis was mom, all who participated. Good Jennie. Angie, John, job! Hannah and Justin Whited, Good Friday was a good Megan Davis and John, night to camp out and the Kim and Callie Francis camp-out crew was Alayna were on hand to "egg" the Reed (who hosted the event hunters on and stay for a in her backyard), Katie delicious Easter supper. Hoskins, Rachel Dorris and Joining Ruth and Marvin Haley Walker. And Davenport for Easter surprise, surprise, services at Hickory Grove information is they stayed Baptist and lunch at there all night! Of course it Shoney's afterwards were took half the night for them Curtis and Kathy to get the tent set up! Davenport and James Paul Prosperity Baptist and Kristen Davenport. Church sponsored their Robbie Owen enjoyed annual egg hunt Saturday lunch at the home of Jim afternoon. Several children and Donna Sherrell. Also (younger ones with adults) there were Brian James and were on hand to pick up all Candace Meyers, Michelle the treats. James, and Jim and Clay It was a great way to Sherrell, begin Easter Sunday when Patrick Thomas and Shiloh Baptist and Auburn friend, Cassie, Brad Leach, Baptist joined with and Stefanie, Madison and Prosperity Baptist for the Samantha Gaither enjoyed annual "Sonrise" Service. their Easter meal with Terry There was a large crowd and Betty Thomas. present and a delicious Ya-a-a-a-y! Another meal breakfast followed the you don't have to cook meaningful service. supper or wash dishes. There was a huge crowd Auburn Jr. Beta is for the church's "Then and sponsoring a Fish and There" cantata performed Chicken Fry, Wednesday, during their Morning May 7th. Come by the Worship Service. Community Center Following church between the hours of 3:00 services, families gathered and 7:00 p.m., sit down or to enjoy Easter meals take it home with you. The followed by egg hunts. One prices are right - $8.00 for was at Tim and DeAnna adults, $5.00 for children 4- Reed's. It was lunch for 10 years and free to 3 and Elaine Reed, Case Isenhart, under. The menu includes Ryan Womack, Kyle, fish, chicken strips, fries, Shannon and Kullon beans, slaw, dessert, and Patrick, Sam, Bethany, drink. You can't beat that Rylon and Amaieah and it helps these Betas NOTICE OF LAND SALE CANCERY COURT OF CANNON COUNTY, TN

Pursuant to a decree in the Chancery Court of Cannon County, TN in civil action #13-70, Cannon County & Town of Woodbury VS. Delinquent Taxpayers for 2011 ad valorem Property Taxes. The following properties will be sold for the delinquent taxes, interest and cost accrued at Cannon County Courthouse inside the courtroom on Saturday May 3rd, 2014 at 9:00 a.m.

OWNER MAP PARCEL ADDRESS

Ronald Arledge 071 68.00 7446 Jim Cummings Hwy.

Don Bogle 018 07.00 Mingle Road

James Morgan Cummings 047 50.00 3040 McMinnville Hwy.

Jeffrey Johnson 054 116.00 1900 Short Mt. Road

Bryan Looper 054 65.00 1205 Center Hill Road

James Rich 047 34.00 Vance Road

Xavier Rodriguez 039J A 1.00 720 W. Main Street

Robin Thomas 009 41.00 4263 Sycamore Creek Road

Pursuant to a decree in civil action #12-70, the following properties will also be sold for the 2010 ad valorem Property Taxes.

Goldie Campbell 046B A 39.00 322 W. Greenbrier St.

Terms of the sale, 10% down day of sale, balance within 30 days. These sales are subject to the right of equity of redemption. Purchasers will be responsible for all ad valorem property taxes due after 2012, all prior tax years will be paid thru sale proceeds.

WILLIAMWILLIAM H.H. BRBRYSONYSON Clerk & Master PAGE 20 CANNON COURIER APRIL 30, 2014 ABSENTEE / EARLY VOTING NOTICE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION MAY 6, 2014

Pursuant to TCA 2-6-103 the Cannon County Election Commission will hold EARLY VOTING in the Adams Office Building, Tatum Street entrance, telephone (615)-563- 5650

DATE AND TIME FOR VOTING: APRIL 16TH - MAY 1ST, 2014 Voting will be held at 9am till NOON. Both Tuesdays (22nd & 29th) the voting will be held at 2 pm till 6 pm.

NO REASON REQUIRED FOR EARLY VOTING BY PERSONAL APPEARANCE We request that voters bring Federal or State issued PHOTO ID with them to vote early. Voters who have not changed their address or name may do so while early voting. Persons registered by-mail must vote in person at the polls or during Early Voting for the first time after they register. Write-in feature on electronic voting system will be used in this election.

EMERGENCY VOTING: May 1, 2014 - First day emergency voting due to death of a relative of a voter which would result in the voter's absence from the state or county on Election Day, or due to a voter receiving a subpoena or service of process which requires a voter's presence on Election Day. May 5, 2014 is the last day for Emergency Voting.

OFFICIAL OFFICE HOURS OUTSIDE OF EARLY VOTING: The Cannon County Election Office is open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 8:00 A. M. until 4:00 P. M. in the Adams Office Building Room #244, telephone (615) 563-5650. VOTING BY MAIL: If you are unable to appear at your polling place on Election Day or during Early Voting, you may make a request By-Mail Ballot for the following reasons. 1. If you will be out of the county during all voting periods. 2. If you are a student (or spouse of a student) in a college or university located in Tennessee. 3. If you are hospitalized, sick or physically disabled. 4. If you are a candidate for office in the election or an election official; 5. If you are the caretaker of a hospitalized, ill or disabled person; 6. If you are serving on a state or federal jury; 7. If you are observing a religious holiday; 8. If you are over 60 years of age or older; 9. On the Permanent Absentee Voting Register, if you are hospitalized, ill or disabled and are not able to appear during Early Voting or at your polling place on Election Day, you may file a Doctor's Statement of your condition (forms available from our office). Once this form is on file, you will automatically be mailed a ballot for all future elections. 10. If you are a Commercial Driver working out of the county. You can have your ballot mailed to your home. You must provide your Commercial Drivers License number on the request for ballot. DATES FOR VOTING BY MAIL April 29, 2014 - Last day a written request for an absentee ballot application may be received in the Election Commission Office. April 29, 2014 - Last day an application for absentee ballot from a voter may be received in the Election Commission Office. IF YOUR REQUEST CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION, A BALLOT WILL BE MAILED TO YOU: 1. Name; 2. Social Security Number; 3. Residence Address; 4. Your reason for Voting By Mail; 5. Which Election you wish to vote (including any party preference); 6. Where to mail the ballot out of County (if needed or required by your reason for voting by mail). 7. And your signature (Note: Commercial Drivers must provide their Commercial Driver license number on the request).

IF YOUR REQUEST IS INCOMPLETE, AN OFFICIAL APPLICATION MUST BE MAILED AND RETURNED TO OUR OFFICE BEFORE A BALLOT CAN BE PROCESSED. CANNON COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION 310 West Main Street, Room # 244, Woodbury, TN 37190 Telephone (615) 563-5650 Fax (615) 563-2415 Corey Davenport, Chairman - Sue Patrick, Secretary; Matthew Studd, Mike Grosch, Jackie Gannon, Members Dorinda Mankin, Administrator of Elections CANNON COURIER APRIL 30, 2014 PAGE 21 ELECTION NOTICE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY TUESDAY, MAY 6, 2014

All Polling Places will be open 7:00 A.M. until 7:00 P.M.

VOTING PLACES ARE AS FOLLOWS

DISTRICT PRECINCT VOTING PLACES

1. Westside West Side School

2. Auburntown Auburntown Community Building

2. Pleasant Ridge Woodbury Grammar School Gym

2. Short Mountain 2 Short Mountain School

2. Gassaway Gassaway Fire Hall

3. Woodland Woodland School

4. Eastside East Side School

4. Short Mountain 4 Short Mountain School

5. Woodbury Woodbury Grammar School Gym The counting board will convene at the Election Office on Election Day. T.C.A. 2-6-302(a) (5) REMINDER TO BRING PHOTO ID TO THE POLLS. As a voter, if you have not changed your name/address with the Election Office, you will have to follow fail-safe procedures and may experience a delay in voting and may also be required to go to a different polling place. Reminder the 100 ft. boundary CAMPAIGN FREE ZONE will be enforced at the polls. ABSENTEE COUNTING BOARD WILL MEET AT THE ELECTION OFFICE ON May 6, 2014 AT 4 P.M.

If you have any questions contact the Cannon County election Commission, 301 West Main Street #244, Tatum Street Entrance.

Our regular office hours are 8:00 A.M. until 4:00 P.M. 5 days a week.

NOTICE TO ELDERLY AND DISABLED VOTERS: Assigned to precincts where the polling place is inaccessible may vote (1.) by absentee ballot according to absentee voting regulations, (2.) Early voting by personal appearance at the Election Office during specified dates, or (3.) at the Election Office on Election Day. Any elderly or disabled desiring to vote at the Election Office on May 6, 2014 must notify the Administrator of Elections in writing of their intention to do so. Such voter shall complete an affidavit at the Election Office stating that their designated voting location, to the best of their knowledge, is inaccessible. The affidavit must be received by the Election Commission not less than (10) days prior to the first election in which such voter plans to vote at the Election Office on Election Day. Such affidavit must be received by the Election Commission by April 26, 2014 for this election. CANNON COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSION Corey Davenport, Chairman Sue Patrick, Secretary Matt Studd, Mike Grosch, Jackie Gannon - Members Dorinda Mankin, Administrator of Elections CANNON COURIER APRIL 30, 2014 PAGE 23 PUBLIC NOTICES

ORDER OF Tracts No. 2 and No. 4 at Shapiro & Kirsch, LLP. No 295, Register's Office of NOTICE TO NOTICE TO PUBLICATION 354.05 feet) a total distance personal checks will be Cannon County, Tennessee. CREDITORS CREDITORS of 541.36 feet to an iron pin accepted. To this end, you THE PROPERTY Estate of Estate of corner, and continuing must bring sufficient funds ADDRESS: 20 acres +/- off TO: Charlotte Gentry KATHRYN ELIZABETH MARK DAVID EATON, south 75 degrees 47 to outbid the lender and of Bradyville Road, GROSCH deceased minutes 03 seconds east any other bidders. Readyville, Tennessee RICHARD FREEMAN Notice is hereby given Notice is hereby given 351.95 feet to an iron pin set Insufficient funds will not This sale will be subject to GENTRY that on the 14th day of that on the 14th day of 10 feet west from the center be accepted. Amounts all unpaid taxes, along with VS April, 2014, letters April, 2014, letters of of a concrete driveway; received in excess of the any other applicable CHARLOTTE GENTRY testamentary in respect of administration or letters continuing with said winning bid will be easements, restrictions, the estate of Kathryn testamentary in respect of driveway offset south 15 refunded to the successful and prior liens or NO. 14-33 Chancery Court Elizabeth Grosch, the estate of Mark David degrees 20 minutes 05 purchaser at the time the mortgages, if any. Said sale Cannon County, TN at deceased, were issued to Eaton, deceased, were seconds west 39.66 feet to a foreclosure deed is shall also be subject to any Woodbury the undersigned by the issued to the undersigned point and south 33 degrees delivered. statutory rights of Chancery Court of Cannon by the County Probate 42 minutes 18 seconds west This property is being redemption of any In this cause it appearing County, Tennessee. All Court of Cannon County, 81.46 feet to a corner, and sold with the express governmental agency, state for the compliant and persons both resident and Tennessee. All persons both continuing with a line set reservation that the sale is or federal, as well as any affidavit which is sworn to non-residents, having resident and non-residents, 10 feet northward from the subject to confirmation by priority created by fixture that the residence of claims matured and having claims matured and concrete driveway the lender or trustee. This filing; and subject to any Charlotte Gentry is unmatured against said unmatured against said centerline north 80 degrees sale may be rescinded by matter that an accurate unknown and cannot be estate are required to file estate are required to file 37 minutes 31 seconds west the Substitute Trustee at survey of the premises ascertained upon diligent same with the clerk of the same with the clerk of the 71.03 feet to a point; thence any time. might disclose. inquiry, she is hereby above named court within above named court within north 71 degrees 32 This office may be a debt This is an attempt to required to appear on or four months of the first four months of the first minutes 09 seconds west collector. This may be an collect a debt, and any before May 23, 2014 before publication of this notice, publication of this notice, 60.83 feet to a point; thence attempt to collect a debt information obtained will the undersigned Clerk and otherwise their claims will otherwise their claims will north 66 degrees 30 and any information be used for that purpose. Master and make defense be forever barred. be forever barred. minutes 20 seconds west obtained may be used for This communication comes and serve a copy of an This 14th day of February, This April 24, 2014. 192.11 feet to a point; that purpose. from a debt collector. Answer on Plaintiff's 2014. thence north 67 degrees 34 Shapiro & Kirsch, LLP If the highest bidder is Attorney, Dale W. Peterson Donna Faulkenback Hattie L. Eaton minutes 37 seconds west Substitute Trustee unable to comply with the at 215 West High Street, Presson Administrator of the estate 74.44 feet to a point; thence www.kirschattorneys.com terms of the sale, I reserve Woodbury, TN 37190 or Executrix of the estate of of David Mark Eaton, north 71 degrees 45 Law Office of Shapiro & the right to proceed to the otherwise judgment by Kathryn Elizabeth Grosch deceased minutes 44 seconds west Kirsch, LLP next highest bidder able to default will be taken again William H. Bryson, Clerk Bobby Smith, County 80.16 feet to a point; thence 555 Perkins Road comply or re-advertise, if I you for the relief & Master Clerk north 67 degrees 39 Extended, Second Floor so choose. The terms and demanded in the Johnathon C. Hershman, 2t-Apr. 30, May 6 minutes 52 seconds west Memphis, TN 38117 conditions of the sale are complaint. It is further Attorney 43.39 feet to a point; thence Phone (901)767-5566 subject to any other ordered that this notice be 2t-Apr. 23, 30 north 55 degrees 28 Fax (901)761-5690 announcements which may published for four minutes 08 seconds west File No. 12-043270 be made at the date of sale. consecutive weeks in the 84.86 feet to a point; thence 3t-Apr. 16, 23, 30 The right is reserved to Cannon Courier. north 48 degrees 33 adjourn the day of the sale minutes 45 seconds west to another date certain, MEETING NOTICE William H. Bryson, Clerk 77.18 feet to a point; thence without further and master north 66 degrees 36 publication, upon The Town of Woodbury Board of Mayor and Dale W. Peterson, Attorney minutes 11 seconds west announcement at the time for Plaintiff Aldermen will meet in regular session 49.73 feet to an iron pin set set above. 4t-Apr. 9, 16, 23, 30 TRUSTEE'S NOTICE in the east margin of State OF SALE OF REAL Proceeds of the sale shall Tuesday, May 6, 2014 Route No. 64 on a road be applied as provided for at 7:00 PM at Woodbury City Hall. centerline offset of 25 feet; ESTATE by the terms of the Deed of and proceedingnorth 2 Notice is hereby given Trust. Said Deed of Trust is The meeting is open to the public. degrees 53 minutes 03 that for default in payment made a part hereof as if of the debt secured by the HAROLD PATRICK, MAYOR SUBSTITUTE seconds east 182.89 feet to copied verbatim. Deed of Trust from TRUSTEE'S SALE the Point of beginning and containing 5 acres. ROBERT H. WOOD, II Sale at public auction will HOMAS H. COPELAND, Commonly known as AND PALLIE ANN be on May 13, 2014 at 10:00 Trustee 4691 Bradyville Road, INGRAM to Thomas H. AM local time, at the Copeland, Trustee, dated For Traders National Bank School Board to meet Readyville, TN 37149 center inside courthouse However, by showing August 28, 2008, and door, Cannon County This notice will be The Cannon County School Board will this address no additional recorded in Record Book Courthouse, 200 West published in The Cannon meet Thursday, May 8, 6:30 p.m. in the coverage is provided 114, Page 399, Register's Main Street, Woodbury, Courier three times on the Being known as parcel Office of Cannon County, Cafeteria of Woodbury Grammar School, Tennessee pursuant to following dates: number 056 057.00 Tennessee, the 530 West Adams Street, Woodbury. Deed of Trust executed by April 30, 2014, May 7, 2014 Street Address: 4691 undersigned, as Trustee, at WAYNE G. EBERLE, JR., and May 14, 2014. Bradyville Road, the request of Traders married, to Mark A. Rosser, The Workshop will take place at 6:30 p.m. Readyville, Tennessee Bank, formerly known as Trustee, as trustee for in the Boardroom at the Central Office, 37149 Traders National Bank, the Mortgage Electronic 301 West Main Street, Woodury on Parcel Number: 056-57.00 owner and holder of said Registration Systems, Inc. Current Owner(s) of debt and pursuant to the Tuesday, May 6. ("MERS"), solely as Property: Wayne G. Eberle, authority of the Deed of nominee for First Ohio Jr., married Trust, will sell at the front Banc & Lending, Inc. on The street address of the door of the Cannon June 16, 2010 at Record above described property County Courthouse Book 126, Page 925, NOTICE OF MEETING is believed to be 4691 located on Courthouse Instrument No. 36412; re- Bradyville Road, Square in Cannon, recorded in Record Book Cannon County 9-1-1 Board of Directors Readyville, Tennessee Tennessee, on May 22, 127, Page 639; conducted by 37149, but such address is 2014 at 10:00 a.m. local Shapiro & Kirsch, LLP not part of the legal prevailing time to the The Board of Directors of the Cannon County 9-1-1 Emergency Communications having been appointed description of the property highest bidder, for cash, the District will meet at 6:30 P.M., June 10 in the Conference Room of the Stones River Substitute or Successor sold herein and in the event following property located Hospital in Woodbury, Tennessee, or such other location as may be posted at the Trustee, all of record in the of any discrepancy, the in the Third (3rd) Civil Courthouse, where and which time the Board will consider any matter that may be Cannon County Register's legal description herein District of Cannon County, properly presented. Meetings of the Board are at the same time and location on the Office. Default has shall control. TN: 2nd Tuesday of the months of June and December, and the 4th Thursday on the occurred in the SALE IS SUBJECT TO Beginning on an iron pin months of February, April, August, and October. performance of the TENANT(S) RIGHTS IN at the east margin of The public is invited to all meetings. covenants, terms, and POSSESSION. Bradyville Public Road at conditions of said Deed of This sale is subject to all Swider SW corner, running Trust and the entire matters shown on any thence S 71 deg. 27' 20" E John Naylor, Chairman indebtedness has been applicable recorded plat 356.89 feet to an iron pin; declared due and payable. 9-1-1 Board of Directors any unpaid taxes; and any thence S 69 deg. 43' 29" E Party Entitled to Enforce restrictive covenants, 150.55 feet to an iron pin; the Debt: Wells Fargo easements, or setback lines thence S 72 deg. 20' 19" E Bank, NA, its successors that may be applicable; any 270.37 feet to an iron pin; and assigns statutory right of thence S 72 deg. 10' 44" The following real estate redemption of any 337.90 feet to an iron pin; located in Cannon County, governmental agency, state thence S 81 deg. 39' 47" E Tennessee, will be sold to or federal; any prior liens or 69.73 feet to an iron pin; the highest call bidder: encumbrances as well as thence S 73 deg. 28' 38" E The land referred to any priority created by a 233.11 feet to an iron pin; herein below is situated in fixture filing; and to any thence S 76 deg. 05' 17" E the County of Cannon, matter that an accurate 163.75 feet to an iron pin; State of Tennessee, and is survey of the premises thence S 48 deg. 28' 36" E Subscription Form described as follows: might disclose. 25.09 feet to an iron pin; Beginning at an iron pin Name ______All right of equity of thence S 75 deg. 59' 24" E set in the east margin of redemption, statutory and 120.54 feet to an iron pin; State Route No. 64, on a Address ______otherwise, and homestead thence N 88 deg. 37' 32" E road centerline offset of 25 are expressly waived in 1207.42 feet to an iron pin; feet, and being a corner City______State ______Zip______said Deed of Trust, and the thence S 05 deg. 37' 52" W with Wirt Evans (102-139); title is believed to be good, 458.05 feet to an iron pin; Phone ______proceeding with a fence but the undersigned will thence N 81 deg. 27' 08" W line and Evans south 85 sell and convey only as 1371.74 feet to an iron pin; 1 year in Cannon County $24.00 degrees 51 minutes 24 Substitute Trustee. thence N 72 deg. 30' 30" W seconds east 293.69 feet to 1 year outside Cannon County $27.00 The right is reserved to 1585.53 feet to a P.K. nail set an iron pin, and continuing adjourn the day of the sale at the east margin of 1 year outside of Tennessee $30.00 north 8 degrees 55 minutes to another day, time, and Bradyville Public Road, 07 seconds east 273.52 feet place certain without thence with Bradyville Send to: to an iron pin and a fence further publication, upon Public Road N 11 deg. 47' corner with Doris Patton announcement at the time 09" E 175.12 feet to an iron (052-498); continuing with and place for the sale set pin, the point of beginning, CANNON COURIER a fence line and with Patton forth above. If you containing 20 acres, more south 82 degrees 42 113 Main Street Woodbury, TN 37190 purchase a property at the or less, according to survey minutes 39 seconds east foreclosure sale, the entire by Tom B. Thaxon, R.L.S. 144.17 feet to a corner with (615) 563-2512 purchase price is due and #105, on July 25, 1996. Tract No. 2; thence payable at the conclusion of Being the same property proceeding south 3 degrees the auction in the form of a conveyed to Robert H. cannoncourier.com 00 minutes 07 seconds west certified/bank check made Wood, II, by deed of record (passing a corner with Debit and Credit Cards Accepted Internet access included payable to or endorsed to in Record Book 84, page Check out Tennessee newspaper’s public notices at tnpress.com PAGE 22 CANNON COURIER APRIL 30, 2014 Cannon CRIME & COURTS Thieves steal truck and motorcycle; VOP

CANNON COUNTY theft of a motorcycle from a home on K Cynthia Hix was served a violation of driving on a suspended license by SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT Parker Road. Also stolen were two helmets, probation warrant. Patrolman Sebastian Krauss. A hearing is one red and one gray. A BOLO was issued set for June 10. Truck theft by the Cannon County 911 Center and the WOODBURY POLICE Sgt. Tommy Miller investigated the theft motorcycle was entered into NCIC. Brandy Oldaker was charged with James Logan Taylor was arrested for of a 1991 Chevy pickup from a home on driving on a suspended license, a violation contributing to the delinquency of three Hurricane Creek Road. The 4x4 pickup Warrants served of the implied consent law, DUI and simple teenagers under the age of 18 by Patrolman was blue and white in color with a Creek Mary Ellen Carmack was issued a capias possession of a controlled substance John House. Taylor was also charged with Crawlers Farm license plate on the front on passing worthless check charges. (Klonopin and Xanax) by Patrolman possession of drug paraphernalia and with and had an aluminum tool box in the bed. Sebastian Krauss. A hearing is set for May simple possession of marijuana. A hearing Richard Russell Brandt was issued a 13 in General Sessions Court. is set for May 13 in General Sessions Court. Motorcycle theft violation of probation warrant and a Deputy Mike Hainey investigated the warrant for theft of services. Veronica Valazquez was charged with

Arrest and Inmate Count at Bass tournament to benefit Wounded Soldiers the Cannon County Jail Arrests from 4/17/14 - 4/24/14 INMATE COUNT

The Cannon County Jail was built Registration is underway for the per boat (two anglers maximum). sponsors of the event. The Fifth Annual Wounded Soldier Open Entrants who register by the end of tournament is presented by Smyrna to house 42 inmates. Bass Tournament to be held at Paris the day on May 1 will receive a free T- Ready Mix. Landing on Kentucky Lake, Saturday, shirt To register for the event or for more Date...... Males...... Females ...... Total May 17. The tournament benefits the information, go to the Foundation The tournament format will be a 3- Wounded Soldier Program and the website at www.twrf.net or contact 4/17 ...... 39 ...... 11 ...... 53 fish limit with a guaranteed first prize Tennessee Wildlife Resources Todd Spann (615) 642-6670 or 4/18 ...... 38 ...... 12 ...... 54 of $2,000. Foundation. The Tennessee Wildlife [email protected]; Mitzi Spann (615) 4/19 ...... 38 ...... 12 ...... 54 The cost of the tournament is $110 Resources Agency serves as one of the 587-3392 or Bill Terry at (615) 878-5099. 4/20 ...... 38 ...... 12 ...... 52 4/21 ...... 39 ...... 11 ...... 53 4/22 ...... 39 ...... 12 ...... 54 UT Extension Service 4/23 ...... 39 ...... 16 ...... 53 BY BRUCE STEELMAN 4/24 ...... 39 ...... 14 ...... 54 utextension.tennessee.edu/cannon www.facebook.com/UTExtensionCannonCounty Violation of Probation ...... 5 State Violation of Probation ...... 1 Unlawful Drug Paraphernalia ...... 3 BQA Recertification BQA recertification ($20) New Management opportunity cost associated Aggravated Assault ...... 1 Many of you have $10 - Cannon County Current Manager Jared with the resources used on Disorderly Conduct ...... 3 received notice that your Cattlemen's Dues Bates last sale at the the cattle herd that likely Driving on Revoked License ...... 1 Beef Quality Assurance November 1, 2017 Cannon County Livestock could have been devoted to Reckless Endangerment ...... 3 certification has expired. I expiration Market was on Thursday, something else with a Simple Possession/Casual Exchange (Marijuana)...... 1 have set up two April 24th. But fortunately, positive return. Contributing to Delinquency of a Minor ...... 3 recertification training for Farm Day Scheduled for the new Manager, Steve An infertile bull can cost a Theft of Services ...... 1 April 22nd and May 1st. May 9th Anderson will begin the small fortune depending on Worthless Checks...... 2 Please attend either of these The 12th Annual Farm following Thursday, May the size of the cattle herd, Theft Over $500 ...... 1 sessions which will begin at Day hosted by the Cannon 1st. Working in the but a subfertile bull can also Possession of Schedule VI for Resale ...... 1 6:00 P.M. at the Woodbury County Farm Bureau and background will be Warren cost a producer a pretty Manufacture, Sale, Delivery of Marijuana ...... 1 Lions Club Building. If University of Tennessee County native, Bobby Self. penny. The subfertile bull Simple Possession Schedule IV ...... 1 your schedule does not Extension is scheduled for The Mid State Producers can cost a producer in two Filing False Reports ...... 1 work with either time slot, Friday, May 9th at the Board of Directors is ways. The first way he costs please give me a call and I Cannon County excited to have Mr. a producer is by a reduced will schedule a time which Fairgrounds. Farm day is a Anderson as the Manager conception and calving Worthless Check Charges is convenient for you. fun filled, exciting of the Cannon County rate. The second way the Remember, to qualify for opportunity for 4th graders Livestock Market. His subfertile bull costs a Tennessee Agriculture throughout the County. experience with markets producer is in the way of Enhancement producers This hands-on event will such as Carthage and pounds at weaning if he must have a current BQA give them a feel of life on Stacey Browning Livestock failed to settle a cow during certification and premise the farm. Market will be beneficial her first heat cycle. If we account. Of course the 4-H'ers will see and learn for a successful Market in consider an operation with premise does not have be about exciting things such Cannon County. Please 30 cows the difference renewed, it is for those as: Animals, Animals, drop by the Market and between a 90 percent calf which have not applied for Animals!!!, Creek become familiar with our crop (27 calves) with a a premise account. Creatures, Forestry, new Market Manager. fertile bull and an 80 Cost for Recertification Planting Plowing and percent calf crop (24 $20 TCA Members Harvesting, Farm Breeding Soundness calves) with a subfertile Michael E. Howell Amber S. Carlton $40 non Members Equipment, Barnyard Exams Results bull would result in 3 fewer $50 - TCA Dues ($30) & Olympics, Soils and much Eleven bulls were tested calves from the subfertile more. at the recent Breeding bull. If those three Farm Day "Barnyard Soundness testing on additional calves from the Olympics" began in 2012 Saturday April 5th. The fertile bull weighed 525 which gave kids a chance to event was hosted by the pounds at weaning and experience some of the Cannon County brought $194 per FREE things that farmers face Cattlemen's and Cannon hundredweight then they each day, such as stacking County Extension and would be worth $1,018.50 a hay, fencing, and carrying conducted at the Cannon head for a total of $3,055.50. water and feed to livestock. County Livestock Market. However, the story does Congratulations to Ms. Along with an exam from not end there. Even if a Christie Wilson 4th grade Dr. Mandy Willis, bulls subfertile bull settles the class for being named the were vaccinated courtesy of cows later in the season, it NEWSPAPERS! 2013 Farm Day Champion. Zoetis, vitamin supplement can cost a producer because Local farmers are with Multimin and a bag of cows bred in the first heat welcome to attend the mineral from the cycle will typically wean annual "Kick Off" which Woodbury Farmers Coop. heavier calves than cattle includes a farmer's The results of the testing; settled in the second or Great for breakfast beginning at 8:00 7 satisfactory potential third heat cycle. If we A.M. Of course, the event breeders, 1 unsatisfactory assume the average gardens, would not be possible potential breeders and 3 weaning weight of calves without the continued classified deferred. from the subfertile bull was moving, support of the Community. The bull makes up half of 500 pounds as opposed to Please feel free to drop by every mating opportunity 525 pounds from the fertile puppy and enjoy the activities and and thus he is necessary to bull then we would have 25 our way of celebrating produce a calf. It is integral fewer pounds per head to training, etc. Agriculture in Cannon that he is physically sound market. Assuming a 500 County. For more and fertile to improve the pound calf brought $200 information, contact Lou odds of conception. An per hundredweight then Stop by and Nave 970-8065, Shirley infertile bull can cost an each calf would be worth Dennis 563-4123 or Bruce entire calf crop. The cost $1,000. Twenty-four pick up old Steelman at 563-2554. associated with no calves to calves worth $1,000 a market due to infertility is head results in total issues...FREE the cost of carrying those revenue of $24,000 while 27 Sale Barn Continues with cows for a full year plus the calves worth $1,018.50 a head results in total revenue of $27,499.50. Thus Over 50 the fertile bull returned Companies To nearly $3,500 more than the Give You The subfertile bull. The use of a Best Price For subfertile bull could result Your Insurance Cannon Courier in a much lower calf crop Dollar” 477 N. Chancery Street Charles A. Blair percentage than used in McMinnville, TN 37110 this example which would (931) 507-BIGA (2442) cost a producer even more. 113 Main Street Toll Free 888-807-2442 So the question is, "can a “Your One Stop For All Your producer afford not to have Insurance Needs” Antique a BSE performed on the 615-563-2512 Multi policy discounts Classic Cars bull?" PAGE 24 CANNON COURIER APRIL 30, 2014 CLASSIFIEDS

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