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115th Year | No. 196 | Friday, august 18, 2017 | Cookeville, Tennessee 50¢ Plenty to choose from for eclipse celebrations BY LAURA MILITANA p.m. Cummins Falls State Park will have Livingston’s new downtown park [email protected] In downtown Gainesboro, there will an all day camp out with events will be the viewing area with live be live music on the square, along with planned for Sunday and Monday. music, presentation by Volunteer State From wineries to breweries, lakes to food and arts and crafts from 11 a.m. to Monday, Aug. 21 Community College and food, begin- campgrounds, there will be plenty to 10 p.m. Saturday and from 11 a.m. to 6 Monterey will have a celebration at ning at 11:30 a.m. choose from over the weekend leading p.m. Sunday. the Farmers Market, with other view- In White County, Amazin’ Acres will up to Monday’s eclipse. Sunday, Aug. 20 ing events being planned by the have a viewing event, along with Crip- Saturday, Aug. 19 DelMonaco Winery and Vineyards in Methodist church, the senior center ple Creek Cavern in Sparta. The Putnam County Library will Baxter will be having live music, camp- and Standing Stone Health Care Cen- The White County Fairgrounds will hold an eclipse session with NASA cer- ing and wine sipping beginning at 2 ter. also be open for eclipse viewing. tified experts and WCTE-PBS “Ready, p.m. The seniors will play Bingo, UNO Tennessee Tech’s Tucker Stadium Jet, Go!” photos at 10: 30 a.m. Cookeville’s three breweries — Hix and have a potluck lunch at noon. will host more than 9,000 people to At Cookeville’s Dogwood Park, there Farm, Jig Head and Red Silo — will Glasses will be available to the first 40 view the eclipse as well. Those festivi- will be storytelling of tales and folk- have events as well Sunday. seniors who come. Bring a dish to ties begin at 10:30 a.m. lore of past eclipses at 7 p.m. while There will also be a culinary crawl share and a folding chair to enjoy the For more information, visit www.uc- “Star Wars: Rogue One” shows at 8 in the downtown area. festivities comfortably. totaleclipse.com. Staying up to date TTU board looks ahead to growth

BY LAURA MILITANA [email protected]

With construction on two new buildings about to get underway and renovations in the early phases on two other buildings, Tennessee Tech board members are looking toward future university space needs. During Thursday’s meetings, the board approved sending the Ten- nessee Higher Education Commis- sion requests for funding for two new buildings — one for engineering ($54.4 million, with a $2.72 million match) and another for biology ($60 million with a $3 million match). “There have been no major renova- tions to any of the engineering build- ings since 1970,” Claire Stinson, vice president for planning and finance, said. “That department has not had a new building since 1971.” But the funding will not come Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen quickly, as it has a lot of steps to go School buses head out from Avery Trace Middle School Thursday. The school board this month approved through before getting the OK. the purchase of six new buses for the fleet. That department’s oldest building is Lewis Hall, which is approaching 100 years old. Prescott Hall is the newest building. President Philip Oldham explained Schools to add six new buses that with the current enrollment, en- gineering needs 250,000 total square foot space. Currently, the space is BY JIM HERRIN fleet up to date. from the line item for fuel. 50,000-60,000 short of that space. [email protected] A total of $440,000 had been allo- That allows the county to fully “This building would take some of cated for school bus purchases in cover the cost of five regular educa- that burden off,” he said. The Putnam County school sys- the 2017-18 budget, but the school tion buses and one special educa- THEC looks at different scoring tem will purchase six new school board this month approved a re- tion bus. criteria, such as how it is linked to buses this year as part of the sys- quest to supplement that funding tem’s goal to continually keep the by transferring more than $40,000 See BUSES, A2 See TTU, A2 Public housing renovations ahead of schedule

BY JIM HERRIN of schedule,” said Alvin Nance of We’ve already done an initial site and review with (your) staff.” [email protected] LHP Development during an update visit. We looked at one of each (type Plans call for modernizing Walnut Thursday to the board of Highlands of) unit (at Walnut Village),” said Village and using the equity that will Plans to renovate the Walnut Vil- Residential Services (HRS), which Nance. “We think it’s important for come from the renovations to help lage housing development in oversees public housing in several us to be able to walk through all of HRS build other units. Cookeville are moving ahead. cities around the area. the units to get a good scope of work “The good news is that we’re ahead “We’re in a due diligence period. developed that we can bring back See HOUSING, A2

Index Obituaries, A5 EclipsE contEst 2 Sections — 20 Pages Paul Perniciaro Use the Cookeville 360 app to submit photos of eclipse- Abby A7 Living A7 Larry Brown related events, win a $50 Calendar A6 Opinion A4 Jere Apple gift card to Longhorn Steak Classified B2 Sports B1 Tina Haney House. For details and to Comics A13 Sudoku A12 Vonda Mills see how to download the Crossword A12 Weather A2 app, see Page A14. A2 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, August 18, 2017 LOCAL

READER SERVICES Construction limited during eclipse

BY LAURA MILITANA Contact us: [email protected] Address: The Tennessee Department 1300 Neal St. of Transportation will be lim- iting construction-related Cookeville, Tenn. lane closures this weekend ahead of the anticipated Mailing Address: eclipse-related traffic influx. P.O. Box 2729 “While we won’t be stopping all construction in Tennessee, Cookeville TN 38502 we will be limiting lane clo- sures during the Friday-Tues- Phone: 931-526-9715 day period in the parts of the state that may see heavier Fax: 931-526-1209 than normal traffic because of the eclipse,” Jennifer Email: Flynn, TDOT spokesperson, News said. [email protected] The path of totality is ap- Sports proximately a 70-mile swath [email protected] that will be coming in from Advertising the northwest, going through [email protected] Clarksville, Nashville, Gal- Living latin, Hendersonville, [email protected] Cookeville, Sparta, and on Circulation down the state to Crossville, [email protected] Soddy Daisy, Cleveland, then Ty Kernea | Herald-Citizen Business News into South Carolina through- [email protected] out the early afternoon hours Construction projects, such as the replacement of the Old Baxter Road bridge on I-40, will Church News on Monday. not have any lane closures this weekend through Monday. [email protected] School News [email protected] Classified Ads [email protected] BUSES: School Letter Guidelines All letters to the editor must fleet adding six be signed and include the writer’s name, address and From Page A1 phone number. Letters are subject to editing and/or re- jection. A strict 400-word limit The 78-passenger regular education will be enforced. Send letters buses will be purchased for $78,341.43 to the mailing address listed apiece, while the 42-passenger special above, or email to education bus will cost just over $90,000. [email protected]. Rather than taking formal bids for the buses, the system is “piggy backing” on existing bids for Sumner and Obion Order a Photo counties. Every photograph taken by a Her- School officials said the ability to pur- ald-Citizen photographer and chase six buses in a single year is some- published in the paper is available what out of the ordinary. for purchase. Go to www.herald- Laura Militana | Herald-Citizen “The goal is to purchase five buses citizen.com and click on “Photo per year,” said Tammy Knipp, assistant Gallery.” Also, many photos in- Part of the large commuter lot at TTU is closed to allow work crews to begin in- director of schools for operations and cluded in online stories are avail- frastructure work on the new science building and recreation building that is able for purchase. support. being built on the corner of 7th and Willow. “When the school system is not in need of special education buses, five Subscriptions general education buses are pur- To subscribe, call 931-526- chased. However, every three years, (we 9715. Visa, MasterCard and TTU: Board plans growth usually) purchase four general educa- Discover accepted. tion buses and one special education Rates: bus or three regular and two special ed- 3 mo 6 mo 1yr From Page A1 awards funds for the clude the renovation of ucation, as the need determines.” Carrier or projects based on THEC’s Brown, Bruner, Clement, The bus purchases are needed both to Mail: 385 state goals and Drive to criteria — and that can Pennebaker and Prescott keep up with growing enrollment and to Zip Code $28 $54 $95 55, enhance campus mis- take years. For example, Halls. allow for older buses to come out of Print & E-Edition $29 $56 $98 sion and distinction, and the science building that Renovations for Bartoo service. Anywhere Only facility condition and TTU is about to break Hall and Kittrell Hall are “Buses can stay on the road for 17 E-Edition $21 $42 $84 needs. Once worked ground on took about currently funded and in years if (they have) under 200,000 Mail: Outside down, that priority list five years to get funded. the early stages. miles,” Knipp said. 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 goes to the legislature As for renovations, Once the new engineer- “At the end of the last fiscal year, a Mail: Outside and the State Building TTU is requesting $57.7 ing building is complete, total of 12 buses were taken out of serv- Tenn. $82 $132 $220 Commission. million in funds. Lewis Hall would be de- ice by the state due to age and mileage.” The legislature then That amount would in- molished. Buses can also be taken out of service because of mechanical issues, but Miss Your Paper? Transportation Supervisor Kim Brad- ford said that doesn’t happen very often. Your carrier is an independent “An example of an issue that would contractor. However, as a serv- HOUSING: ice to our subscribers, our Work ahead of schedule ground a bus and remove it from serv- circulation department is open ice is a cracked frame,” she said. “We from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- From Page A1 and when we’re doing it Martin said one of the rarely have issues that would cause day-Friday and from and how that impacts goals is to make sure the buses to be removed from service dur- 7-9:30 a.m. each Sunday to them, and we can’t an- developments are viewed ing state inspections.” answer calls. Officials have said that swer a lot of those ques- positively by the commu- Bradford noted that approximately Call 931-526-9715. rent won’t go up for the tions yet,” Harris said. nity. 100 new bus stops have been added to Walnut Village residents, “I think we’ll probably “This is being built routes for the 2017-18 school year. but HRS would receive have a meeting with all with the residents in “One of the transportation depart- Herald-Citizen additional funds from the residents once we’re mind,” he said. “We’re ment goals is to purchase additional the Tennessee Housing kind of settled in on trying to build it as buses to not only cover the needed three USPS 313-680 Development Agency (what) we’re going to homey and family- to five additional routes, but to eventu- ISSN 8750-5541 based on true market do.” friendly as we can. We ally be able to provide each high school rent. Nance said he had also have a city park adjacent and middle school an activity bus for The Herald-Citizen is pub- lished daily except Saturdays, “We show significant looked over property on to (the) Buffalo Valley extracurricular activities,” Bradford New Year’s Day, Independence cash flowing back into Buffalo Valley Road (site) that we talked said. Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving HRS from the ownership which is being planned about maybe connecting Bradford said the school system buses Day and Christmas Day by and management of for the eventual con- to. It’s a natural because provide service to approximately 3,800 Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., these new develop- struction of 80 low in- of the location.” students, covering 403 square miles of at 1300 Neal St., P.O. Box ments,” Nance said. come housing units. Martin challenged Putnam County, traveling 3000 miles 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. HRS executive director “We walked the prop- Nance to make the proj- per day. There are currently 43 general Periodicals postage paid at Dow Harris said some erty with our architects ect special. education routes and 15 special needs Cookeville TN. POSTMAS- Walnut Village residents and contractor,” he told “We think we can routes. TER: send address changes to will have to be temporar- the board. make it a showcase,” he Bradford also praised the system’s Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, ily relocated as the reno- “We feel real good said. “We would like for bus drivers. Cookeville TN 38502. The Herald-Citizen is a mem- vations take place, but about the lay of the land, you, when it’s finished, “All of our bus drivers are highly ber of the Tennessee Press officials are working to the number of units to look at it and say ‘it’s trained professionals,” she said. Association and the Associ- keep the impact at a min- you’re proposing and the one of the best projects “The transportation department is ated Press. The Associated imum. infrastructure that you’ll I’ve ever seen.’ “ recognized statewide as having one of Press is entitled exclusively to “They want to know need.” “That’s our intent,” the highest safety ratings among Ten- use for publication news exactly what we’re doing Board chairman Jim said Nance. nessee public school districts.” printed in the Herald-Citizen. Weather

Jack McNeely Tonight Saturday Night Sunday Night Monday Night Readings: Thursday’s high in Editor & Publisher Cookeville was 87, low 72, Mostly clear. Low Mostly clear. Low Mostly clear. Low Partly cloudy. Low with 0.58 inches of rain. around 67. WNW wind around 69. Calm wind. around 69. Calm wind. around 71. Calm wind. Roger Wells Thursday’s high in Monterey was 86, low 71, with 0.88 Advertising Director around 5 mph. inches of rain. Sunday Monday Tuesday Almanac: Friday is the 230th Keith McCormick Saturday Sunny. High near 88. Mostly sunny. High A 30% chance of rain. day of the year, with 135 re- Circulation Manager Sunny high near 88. Calm wind. near 89. Calm wind. Mostly sunny. High maining. The sun sets at 7:28 Calm wind. near 87. p.m. and will rise at 6:04 a.m. on Saturday. The moon is a waning crescent with 12% of the visible disc illuminated. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, August 18, 2017 — A3 LOCAL/STATE Walsh murder trial continues into fourth day

BY LINDSAY heart attack or tumors knife and he put her in view from Aug. 11, 2015, he characterized as a MCREYNOLDS as the cause of Mosier’s a “sleeper hold” in between investigators contract signed by lindsay.mcreynolds@herald-citi- death. order to stop her, she and Walsh before he Walsh. zen.com Tests of the liver did could have lost con- was charged with first “I release Melisha show the evidence of sciousness and then degree murder in Mosier from giving me The murder trial of some drugs in Mosier’s died later if her airway Mosier’s death. $20,000 from her settle- Edward Walsh, accused system — Gabapentin, was blocked long During that inter- ment,” Huntley read. of killing and dismem- Hydrocodone, Oxy- enough to cause her view, Walsh repeatedly Huntley read that ac- bering his girlfriend, codone and Oxymor- death. affirms his story about cording to the notebook Melisha K. Mosier, is phone — but the The jury also heard the last time he saw paper contract, Walsh continuing into its amount shown by tests from forensic anthro- Mosier alive — that the also agreed to sign off fourth day today in of the liver may not be pologist Dr. Hugh two had argued, he laid as payee of Mosier’s Clay County. as accurate since blood Berryman, who also is down to go to sleep and monthly disability Thursday, the jury is the more reliable way a professor at Middle when he woke up, check and checking ac- heard from the medical of testing for the pres- Tennessee State Univer- Mosier was gone. count. examiner in the case, ence of drugs. Lindsay McReynolds | sity and has studied But he also tells in- Thirteenth Judicial Dr. David Zimmerman, “There’s lots of infor- Herald-Citizen under Dr. Bill Bass at vestigators that Mosier District Attorney who conducted the au- mation about toxic lev- University of Ten- was supposed to get a Bryant Dunaway and topsy of Mosier on Aug. els in the blood,” Dr. Forensic anthropologist nessee’s well-known significant financial Assistant DA Mark 13, 2015, a couple of Zimmerman said. Dr. Hugh Berryman tes- Body Farm, where body settlement from some- Gore are expected to days after parts of her “There’s less informa- tifies in the Edward decomposition is stud- thing that happened to conclude presenting body were discovered in tion about levels taken Walsh murder trial. ied. her years ago, although their case this morning three locations of the from the liver.” Dr. Berryman exam- he was not specific before Public Defender property at 274 Logan Dr. Zimmerman said that it is possible to ined some of Mosier’s about what it was. Craig Fickling and As- Spears Road, where she he didn’t believe the overdose and die from bones and used a set of TBI Special Agent sistant Public Defend- lived with Walsh. cause of death to be the presence of any of plastic cervical verte- Steve Huntley said he ers Ben Marsee and During questioning drug-related, but on the drugs found in brae to demonstrate wasn’t able to corrobo- Jennifer Kollstedt pres- by the prosecution, Dr. cross examination by Mosier’s liver. how Mosier’s head was rate that story, but he ent the defense. Zimmerman testified Assistant Public De- Marsee also sug- severed from her body. did find a piece of note- that he ruled out fender Ben Marsee, the gested that if Mosier at- Prosecutors also book paper on a table at Call 526-9715 trauma to the head, doctor acknowledged tacked Walsh with a played a lengthy inter- Walsh’s residence that to subscribe Baseball legend

Jack McNeely | Herald-Citizen Baseball great Bill Buckner, right, signs cards and baseballs for Lawson Cantrell, of Monterey, who is celebrating his 10th birthday, as Cantrell’s fa- ther, Bobbie, looks on. The annual CRMC Golf Classic kicked off Thursday night with a dinner and guest speaker Buckner. The event benefits the CRMC Foundation.

Jack McNeely | Herald-Citizen Cookeville City Councilman Dwight Henry welcomes baseball great Bill Buckner to Cookeville. Buckner was the guest speaker at the CRMC Golf Classic kickoff dinner Thursday.

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Friday, August 18, 2017 OPINION 4 Herald-Citizen The Daily Newspaper of the Upper Cumberland

Established 1903 Jack McNeely, Editor and Publisher Don Foy, News Editor Learn when to shut up, Mr. President

s we’ve said here before, Donald Trump has to learn to just shut up and let things go. The failure to do that is the worst Achilles heel of a president who seems to have half a Adozen Achilles heels. Because he can’t think on his feet, because he doesn’t know how to say the right thing at the right time, because he thinks he’s got to win every petty argument with the The president is also a moral leader anti-Trump media, the president has mired himself unnecessarily in t was obviously an earlier, vote in America. Goodwin, who was in the room, yet another controversy of his own less cynical time when the Five months be- this way: making. president of the United fore an assassin “Now listen, George. Don’t This time it’s Charlottesville. States could explain an un- ended his life in think about 1968. You think Who didn’t know in advance there Ischeduled drive from the White Dallas, Presi- about 1988. You and me, we’ll be was going to be big trouble in that House he had once taken. “I was dent John F. dead and gone then, George. Michael Virginia college town last weekend? outraged,” the president wrote Kennedy spoke Now, you’ve got a lot of poor Reagan You had the dregs of this coun- when he was out of office, to the nation: “If people down there in Alabama, try’s minuscule rightwing hate sec- “when I read in the newspapers Mark an American, a lot of ignorant people. You can tor — about 500 white nationalists, the KKK, about a black family. ... The hus- Shields because his skin do a lot for them, George. Your neo-Nazi groups and assorted allies and hangers-on band and wife were both em- is dark, cannot president will help you. What do – coming from hundreds of miles in every direction ployed in a government printing eat lunch in a restaurant open you want left after you when under the pretext of legally protesting the planned office. They had been harassed to the public, if he cannot send you die? Do you want a great big tear-down of a statue to General Robert E. Lee. and a cross had been burned on his children to the best public marble monument that reads, You had their violence-prone leftwing opponents their lawn.” The president and school available, if he cannot ‘George Wallace — He Built’? Or – organized groups like Black Lives Matter and An- the first lady had driven, with- vote for the public officials who do you want a little piece of tifa – pouring in from out-of-state to protest the out fanfare, from the White represent him ... who among us scrawny pine board lying across presence of the white nationalists. House to the family home of would be content to have the that harsh caliche soil that The rightwing hate groups marched around the Philip and Barbara Butler, color of his skin changed and reads, ‘George Wallace — He town Nazi-style, chanting anti-Semitic and anti- which was in a predominantly stand in his place? Who among Hated’?” black slurs, exercising their First Amendment white subdivision in suburban us would then be content with That same week, the presi- rights and putting their moral and political ugli- Prince George’s County, Mary- the counsels of patience and dent went to the Capitol to chal- ness on full display. land. The president added, “Our delay?” lenge a joint session of Who didn’t know the anti-Trump media was motorcade had naturally been But the most indispensable Congress and the nation to pass going to be there en mass to record everything? noticed ... and our farewells at moral leader on civil rights to the Voting Rights Act, remind- Who didn’t know the liberal media would seek curbside were warmly ap- be president since Abraham ing his countrymen: “At times, out a visiting professional racist like David Duke plauded by the neighbors.” Lincoln was the son of a segre- history and fate meet at a single and get him to say something nice about President The year of that visit was gated Texas, Lyndon B. John- time in a single place to shape a Trump on camera? 1982, and the president was son. Johnson was 6 feet 4 inches turning point in man’s unend- They certainly weren’t prepared to respond to Ronald Reagan, who understood tall and often used his size to in- ing search for freedom. So it the predictable violence, which in this case in- that the president is the only vade the personal space of his was at Lexington and Concord. cluded the tragic death of a young woman run American who can speak to all political adversaries, which is So it was a century ago at Appo- down by a hater who deliberately drove his car into of us and speak for all of us. exactly what he did to Alabama mattox. So it was last week in the crowd of people protesting the marchers. That simple presidential visit Gov. George Wallace, a 5’7” Selma, Alabama.” The president should have read a simple pre- was testimony to Reagan’s per- presidential challenger, in a pri- And so it was again at Char- pared statement last Sunday that was written by sonal identification with and vate White House meeting at the lottesville in the summer of someone who knew what to say and how to say it. support for the victims of a time of the tragic “Bloody Sun- 2017, when Americans tragi- He should have said, quickly and clearly, that the racial attack and also expressed day” at the Edmund Pettus cally recognized that there is no white nationalists, the KKK, the neo-Nazis and the nation’s sympathy. Bridge in Selma, Alabama. With guarantee that our president their fellow haters were despicable Americans with Presidential moral leadership Wallace sinking on a couch and will meet the challenge of pro- un-American beliefs – true deplorables, if you will. was the hallmark of the historic Johnson sitting upright in a viding the nation with moral Then the president should have issued the stan- civil rights laws of the 1960s to rocking chair, Johnson con- leadership. dard presidential condolences and moved on to tax end segregation of public places cluded their nearly two-hour reform or North Korea or whatever important issue and to federally guarantee the conversation, according to pres- Mark Shields is a syndicated he has on his unfinished plate. right of African-Americans to idential adviser Richard N. columnist. Charlottesville was never Trump’s fight. He should have stayed out of it – above it — and acted presidential, which, I know, is asking a lot. Instead he again took the media’s bait — and then did his usual clumsy job of engaging a pack of State Department divided on mission rabid reporters in full view of the world. He tried to equate extremist white nationalists s part of what he calls a promote the se- to advance the national interests with leftwing protest groups like Black Lives Mat- “redesign” of the State curity, prosper- of the United States and its peo- ters. Department, Secretary of ity, and interests ple.” But the president was wrong. There is no moral State Rex Tillerson has of the American Some Trump critics, Republi- equivalence between the hard-left groups and hard- Asurveyed more than 35,000 State people globally.” can and Democrat, are unhappy right groups, and because he tried to make the case employees on the most funda- The mission that the proposed mission state- there was he’s made a bunch of new enemies and mental questions facing the or- statement: “Lead ment does not include the word lost some old friends. ganization. And Tillerson — or, America’s for- “democracy.” He has yet to learn that when you’re the presi- more accurately, a consulting Byron eign policy Tom Malinowski, an Obama dent you have to know when to shoot back, when to firm hired by the secretary — York through global State Department official, told change the subject and when to just shut up in first has found that large blocs of advocacy, action, the Washington Post that the place. State workers do not agree on and assistance to shape a safer, proposed mission statement — what the department’s mission more prosperous world.” “Lead America’s foreign policy Michael Reagan is a syndicated columnist. His email should be. The ambition statement: “The through global advocacy, action, address is [email protected]. Some said the mission is, or American people thrive in a and assistance to shape a safer, should be, “installing democ- peaceful and interconnected more prosperous world” — re- racy” around the world. Others world that is free, resilient, and flects “a worldview similar to Moderately Confused said it is “spreading American prosperous.” that of Putin.” values.” The one mission that The consultants asked State It is hard to take such com- the largest number of employ- employees for reaction to each mentary seriously — after all, ees could agree on was “protect- keyword. Does “advocacy” accu- the three-part purpose/mis- ing Americans and the interests rately describe what the Depart- sion/ambition statement in- of America throughout the ment does? What about a “free” cludes the goal of a world that is world.” world? And “resilient”? The con- not only “peaceful” but “free” — Beyond that, no single phrase sultants also asked employees to but that is what Malinowski united the Department’s em- offer any other words they felt said. ployees. So now, Tillerson and better described State’s mission. Tillerson’s job is to find some his top aides are trying to craft In a cloud made from re- sort of unity. With a big part of the material gathered from sponses to the question of which the permanent bureaucracy op- those 35,000-plus questionnaires words best describe State’s cur- posed to him, and especially op- into a new mission statement. rent mission, the standouts were posed to the president who (Changing the department’s “diplomacy,” “security,” appointed him, that might be im- mission statement is pretty “peace,” “prosperity,” “democ- possible. So Tillerson might much standard procedure when racy,” and “development.” want to choose the proposed a new president and party take One thing that is likely to mission statement that brought over.) Working with Insigniam, a come out in the final product is the closest thing to a consensus: group of leaders from State and that the Donald Trump State De- “Protecting Americans and the the U.S. Agency for Interna- partment mission statement will interests of America throughout tional Development came up be more assertively American the world.” Let others argue with three draft sentences, one than the statement under about democracy and various to describe the department’s Barack Obama. The consultants causes, while the secretary purpose, the next to describe its noted that a State document sticks to the main thing. mission, and the next to de- from May of this year wrote that scribe its ambition. “ABOVE ALL, the mission of Byron York is The purpose statement: “We the U.S. Department of State is a syndicated columnist. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, August 18, 2017 — A5 LOCAL/NATION Drug probe Obituaries Four charged in West results in Paul Perniciaro ther, grandfather, great- Gene Johns; and a host grandfather, and of friends. Broad vandalism brother. He retired In addition to his par- 12 arrests from TVA in 2004. Paul ents, Paul was preceded BY LINDSAY was a private man who in death by his brother, MCREYNOLDS The Tennessee Bu- loved his oasis on the Jimmie Perniciaro; and lindsay.mcreynolds reau of Investigation lake. He loved to fish, son-in-law, Charlie @herald-citizen.com said law enforcement hunt, and you would Ketron II. partners from across often find him at car In lieu of flowers, do- Four 18-year-old the Upper Cumber- shows. nations are asked to be Cookeville residents land region worked to- Paul was very loyal made to: AmVets Serv- have been identified Stamps Stafford gether to secure and you could always ice Foundation Depart- and charged with van- charges against 12 count on him to be there ment of Tennessee, 617 dalism of a West people in connection if needed. Napoleon Ave., Broad Street building with an eight-month Paul is survived Nashville, Tennessee, following the circula- investigation into the by three daughters, 37211. Please put “In tion of a surveillance distribution of COOKEVILLE — A Shannon Perniciaro Memory of Paul Perni- video of the incident methamphetamine in celebration of life for Ketron of ciaro” in memo. that happened early several counties. Paul Perniciaro Jr., 70, Crossville, Haley Perni- To sign the online Sunday morning. A press release from of Sparta, will be held at ciaro of guestbook and to send Jacob S. Stamps and Dowdy Sparkman the TBI said authori- 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 19, Cookeville, Leigh Anne the family a message Kristin Caroline ties from the police at Crest Lawn Funeral and Sinclair Henry of please visit: www.crest- Stafford, both of the ings, asking the public departments in Home, with a visitation Mount Juliet; nine lawnmemorial.com. same apartment ad- to call the police de- Cookeville and with the family from 11 granddaughters, Ashley Arrangements en- dress on 10th Street, partment with infor- Crossville worked a.m. until 2 p.m. and Zach Wilson, Kate- trusted to Crest Lawn and Dylan Dowdy of mation about the with the sheriff’s de- Mr. Perniciaro passed lyn Clark, Abby Whit- Funeral Home - Crema- 10th Street and Bailey vandalism. partments in Putnam, from this life Monday, taker, Megan Whittaker, tion Center, 526-6384. J. Sparkman of Green According to war- Overton, Pickett and Aug. 14, 2017, at his Kaylee Whittaker, Kar- Meadow Road were ar- rants for the arrest of DeKalb counties to home on Center Hill ley Whittaker, Mya rested on Thursday the four, damage to conduct the investiga- Lake. Henry, Maleyah Henry following an investiga- the building at 161 tion which began in Paul was born in and MaKenna Henry; tion by Cookeville Po- West Broad St. was es- September 2016. Sparta Tuesday, March grandson, Brayden Law- lice. timated at $840. The 13th Judicial 25, 1947, to the late Joan son; great-grandson, On Monday, Dowdy was the only District Drug Task (Wilson) and Paul Perni- Canaan Wilson; two sis- Cookeville Mayor one charged with van- Force and the office of ciaro, Sr. ters, Angie and Jack Ricky Shelton posted dalism of the trailer, District Attorney Gen- Paul was a loving fa- Wood, and Christie and the surveillance of which damages are eral Bryant Dunaway videos of three males estimated at $792.55. also took part. and two females who Each had a bond of During the course allegedly spray $500, with the excep- of the investigation, painted vulgar images tion of Dowdy, whose authorities developed Mary Vonda Millis nursing. Pallbearers will be and words on the bond was $1,000, and information about 12 She worked for a num- Thomas W. Faust M.D., CityScape trailer and are expected in Put- individuals allegedly COOKEVILLE — Fu- ber of years as a regis- James Michael Millis one of the city’s his- nam General Sessions involved in a multi- neral services for Mrs. tered nurse specializing M.D., Thomas W. Faust toric West side build- Court on Sept. 18. county methampheta- Mary Vonda Millis, 85, in women’s health at Jr., Michael Andrew mine distribution of Nashville, will be Baptist Hospital, and Millis, Zach Pope, and operation. held at 12:30 p.m. Sun- also at Specialty MRI of Ronnie Newcomb. NASA launches last of its Nine of those had day, Aug. 19, at Dyer Fu- Nashville. In lieu of flowers the been arrested and neral Home with Bro. She is survived by her family has requested do- longtime tracking satellites booked in the Putnam Buddy Reeder officiat- husband of 63 years, nations to be made to County jail on Thurs- ing. Interment will fol- James Brown Millis the Tennessee Breast CAPE CANAVERAL, Hubble Space Tele- day. low in Crest Lawn M.D.; son and daughter- Cancer Coalition, 3939 Fla. (AP) — NASA scope. They are: Memorial Cemetery. in-law, James Michael Old Hickory Blvd., Old launched the last of its The end of the era • Ronnie Edward The family will re- Millis M.D. and Janet C. Hickory, TN 37138-2242, longtime tracking and came with a morning Argo Jr., 29, of ceive friends at the fu- Millis of Chicago, Illi- or www.tbcc.org. communication satel- liftoff of TDRS-M, the Gainesboro neral home Saturday, nois; daughter and son- Dyer Funeral Home is lites on Friday, a vital 13th satellite in the • Joseph Israel Aug. 19, from 11:30 a.m. in-law, Margaret Millis in charge of arrange- link to astronauts in Tracking and Data Neely, 36, of until service time. Faust M.D. of Potomac, ments, 526-7158. You orbit as well as the Relay Satellite. Smithville Mrs. Millis passed Maryland; four grand- may share your • Kristan Nicole away Wednesday, Aug. children, Thomas W. thoughts and memories Harville, 30, of Baxter 16, 2017, at Saint Faust Jr., Elizabeth Mil- at www.dyerfh.com. Michael B. Christie • Darby Dee Brun- Thomas Midtown Hospi- lis Faust, Michael An- son, 29, of Cookeville tal in Nashville. drew Millis (wife, Calla CONTRACTING • Lindsey L. Goad, She was born May 24, O’Connor Millis), and 22, of Gainesboro 1932, in Cookeville. Mary Katherine Millis. For All Your Building Needs • Megan Alissa Mrs. Millis graduated She was preceded in Fully Insured Free Estimates Fuller, 36, of Gaines- from Belmont Univer- death by her parents, Specializes in boro sity in 1978 with an as- Virgil and Gladys Lee • Ryan Lee Under- sociate degree in Carr. Additions • Garages • Kitchens • Decks wood, 35, of Siding • Bathrooms • Windows • Roofs Cookeville Michael Christie, Owner 518-231-5067 • Nathaniel Harri- [email protected] Cookeville, TN son Payne, 36, of Tina Jo Hunter son - Upper Cumber- day, Aug. 19, from 8 Crossville land Funeral Home. a.m. until service time. • James Preston Haney Burial will be in Ms. Haney passed Cumby, 50, of Pharris Cemetery, Mc- away Monday, Aug. 14, Cookeville GAINESBORO — Fu- Coinsville community. 2017, at her residence. All were charged neral services for Tina Family will receive Anderson - Upper with conspiracy to Jo Hunter Haney, 42, of friends at the funeral Cumberland Funeral distribute over 300 Gainesboro, will be home today, Friday, Home is in charge of grams of metham- held at 11 a.m. Satur- Aug. 18, from noon arrangements, 931-268- phetamine. Neely, day, Aug. 19, at Ander- until 9 p.m., and Satur- 1550. Harville and Brunson had bonds set at $250,000. The others had a $75,000 bond. Larry K. Brown Hall Funeral Home of Mr. Brown passed Officials said efforts Livingston. away Wednesday, Aug. to arrest the remain- LIVINGSTON — A me- Family will receive 16, 2017, at his residence. ing three people are morial service for Larry friends at the funeral Hall Funeral Home of active and ongoing. K. Brown, 73, of Rick- home Saturday, Aug. 19, Livingston is in charge of man, will be held at 7 from 6 p.m. until service arrangements, 931-823- p.m. Saturday, Aug. 19, at time. 5010. Drunken woman allegedly bites Jere Nelson Apple Family will receive Call 526-9715 fisherman’s line friends at the funeral to subscribe GAINESBORO — Fu- home Saturday, Aug. 19, ST. AUGUSTINE, neral services for Jere from 9 a.m. until serv- Fla. (AP) — It wasn’t Nelson Apple, 74, of ice time. exactly the catch a Gainesboro, will be Mr. Apple passed Florida man was hop- held at 1 p.m. Saturday, away Tuesday, Aug. 15, ing for while fishing Aug. 19, at Anderson - 2017, at Vanderbilt Uni- in the Atlantic Ocean. Upper Cumberland Fu- versity Medical Center. Instead, deputies say neral Home chapel. Anderson - Upper a drunken 22-year-old Burial will be in Rich- Cumberland Funeral woman cursed at him mond Cemetery, Home is in charge of before swimming up Flynn’s community, arrangements, 931-268- to his fishing line, bit- Jackson County. 1550. ing it and swimming away with the rigging. St. Johns County Sheriff’s officials told local news outlets the fisherman told deputies the incident happened Tuesday.

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AP — Reported auction on Thursday at not well established. Slaughter Cows Bon- 500 lbs 130.00-137.00; 500-600 lbs Columbia. ers 80-85 pct lean 57.00-65.00; Slaughter 120.00-132.00. Heifers Medium and Large Receipts: 197. Last Week 338. Last Year Cows Lean 85-90 pct 52.00-56.50; Slaugh- 1-2: 400-500 lbs 127.00-137.00; 500-600 286 ter Bulls 1100-2200 lbs 86.50-90.50. lbs 124.00-134.00; 600-700 lbs 115.00- Compared to the same sale last week: Steers Medium and Large 1-2: 500-600 126.50. At Columbia: Slaughter cows 3.00 to 5.00 lbs 126.00-142.00; 600-700 lbs 126.00- Source: Tennessee Dept of Ag-USDA lower. Slaughter bulls 3.00 lower. Feeders 135.50. Bulls Medium and Large 1-2: 400- Market News, Nashville. Herald-Citizen

Friday, August 18, 2017 LIVING 7 ►DEAR ABBY ►SENIOR CORNER Man questions National senior dating style citizens day and solar after being eclipse fall on same day ug. 21 is National Senior cheated on twice Citizens Day and the total EAR ABBY: I have eclipse of the sun. Thank been in two relation- you Southeast Bank and ships. The first was ATennessee Tech for supplying with a girl a couple of eclipse glasses. Festivities begin yearsD older than I am. We at 12:15 p.m. with desserts and ac- were together for several tivities follow, including viewing years before she cheated on the eclipse. me and dumped me. I was HIGHLIGHTED ACTIVITIES crushed. The next girl was a (Check calendar for more): few years younger. She did Change: Table Tennis, 9:30- the same thing after we were 11:30, Tuesday/Thursday. together a year. Join the circle of fun with hula What am I doing wrong? Fi- hoop class; hoops included, delity is important to me, and Residents enjoy the balloon bust at the Mabry Country Fair at Mabry Nursing Thursday, 8:30 a.m.. Improve bal- they both knew it from the Home in Gainesboro. ance, learn Yoga moves. start. How can I avoid this in Exercise, Monday/Wednes- the future? day/Friday, 9:30-10:30 a.m. I have never New: Mat Yoga w/Rachael been a con- Warren, Septem- trolling per- ber, Monday and son. I was Wednesday, 8:15- always fine 9:15 a.m. with my girl- Chair Yoga, friends going Tuesday/Thurs- Abigail out with their day, 9:30 a.m. friends with- 4 week balance Van Buren out me if I Maxine class, September, couldn’t go for Frasier Tuesday/Thurs- some reason. (That’s how day, 10:30-11:15 they ended up meeting the a.m. other guys.) Personal training. Call for info. The people in lasting rela- Chair volleyball, tionships I’ve seen watch Monday/Wednesday/Friday, 1:30 each other like hawks, and p.m. never allow their significant Needed: Zumba instructor. other to be in the company of AP Drawing class, Tuesday, 1:45 the opposite sex without p.m. them. Is this normal? Should An inspiration garden of painted rocks is seen at Sandy Neck Beach in Barn- Wood Carving, Monday, 8:45 I be like them? That seems stable, Mass., as part of The Kindness Rocks Project. a.m. controlling, but clearly, my Beginning Spanish and conver- “no boundaries” relationship sational Spanish classes, Thurs- style has backfired on me. — Paint it forward: sending day, 2:30-3:30 p.m. CHEATED ON IN NEW Roxanne’s Hair Salon: Wednes- YORK CITY day, Thursday, Friday 9 a.m.-5 DEAR CHEATED ON: p.m.. 931-397-4926. Few things can ruin a rela- positive vibes on painted rocks Britches n’ Blouses Thrift Store, tionship or a marriage like Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 9:30 obsessive jealousy can. By MELISSA KOSSLER DUTTON a.m.-12:30 p.m. Now open Tues- Watching one’s partner “like Associated Press day until 3 p.m. a hawk” is stifling. It will Bingo, 1 p.m. daily. Bring gift eventually drive the person When Leslie Hall came across a rock on Thursdays to play. away, as you will see as you painted with the words “Kind Soul,” Check out our library or work continue to observe the cou- she had just finished a chemotherapy on a puzzle, Play Pool, Snooker, ples you have mentioned. treatment for breast cancer. The rock, Rook, Pinochle, Spades, Board Please don’t try to change the which she found in a grocery store Games, or Dominoes. Watch TV, person you are because YOU parking lot, offered some comfort. It enjoy free Wi-Fi and a free light are just fine. was a random act of kindness that and healthy breakfast with I believe that in relation- made her smile. coffee. Daily lunch is available for ships there has to be a cer- A few days later, when she found a those 60 or older for a donation. tain amount of responsibility. second rock bearing the message, “You EVENTS: All events at If someone is mature enough are loved,” it had an even bigger im- 12:15pm. to be involved romantically, pact. Aug. 21, blood pressure check, that person should be willing “It reminded me that I am loved and I Signature of Putnam to admit if things aren’t am a good person and I will get through Aug. 23, Sara Martin, Home In- working out. Being cheated this,” said Hall, who lives in Cape Cod, stead, “Cognitive Issues.” on is painful, and being Massachusetts. “It also helped me see Aug. 24, birthday/anniversary dumped is equally so. Not all the kindness around me — all the celebration; desserts for all every relationship leads to good that my caregivers and doctors Aug. 28, Diane Glasgow, “Tour marriage, but rather than had shown me. It reminded me of the De France, Part 2.” sneak around to avoid a frank times when strangers who noticed my Aug. 30, G. Filateo, CRMC and conversation, it’s better to bald head or scarf gave me a hug.” AP pilates instructor, E. Sheppard, practice the Golden Rule. Hall was inspired. She decided to “Pelvic power; time to take con- DEAR ABBY: I am in a start painting rocks in hopes of spread- Megan Murphy holds a painted rock trol.” predicament. My therapist is ing kindness to others. She found it which was part of The Kindness Aug. 30, Beltone bingo, hearing great, but sometimes I think therapeutic. She reached out to Megan Rocks Project. aid check and cleaning. she shares too much. Last Murphy, a fellow Cape Cod resident Sept. 1, Nakia Mason of Quin- time I went, she was running and founder of The Kindness Rocks Florida. Her community outside of At- land Ridge Apartments, “Senior late. When I finally got into Project. lanta was quick to embrace the project. Tax Credit on Housing” her office, she told me the For years, Murphy had walked the “It’s basically community service, Sept. 6, Andrea Burchard, NY previous patient was nonver- beach looking for heart-shaped rocks doing something good for other peo- Life Insurance, “Gifting, leaving a bal and had painted her nails and pieces of beach glass. When she ple,” she said. “One rock can change legacy” during the session. Later in found them, she considered it a sign the way your day is going.” Sept. 8, Diane Glasgow, “Tour the session, she confided that that her deceased parents were watch- Peachtree City public information of- De France, Part 3” years ago she had been date ing over her. A few years ago, she fice Betsy Tyler worked with Gallacher Sept. 15, Sheila Rooney of raped. started writing messages on rocks and to create a rock garden near a series of Motus X, “Total knee replace- Abby, I am in counseling leaving them on the beach because she city trails. Locals routinely post about ment” because my father raped me noticed other people who seemed to be how finding the rocks brightened their Sept. 22, Stefanie Lynch of when I was 15 (I am now 24). searching for a message or sign. She day, she said. BCBS of TN, “Getting ready for Her sharing has me worried wrote positive messages, inspirational “As negative as things have gotten annual enrollment period.” because I don’t want her quotes and song lyrics on the rocks. nationally, it never hurts to have this Sept. 27, Sara Martin from telling others what I say or do “I thought about, what’s the message spark of kindness,” Tyler said. Home Instead, “Hospice Support during counseling. Further, that I would want to find?” she said. “I Rock projects help people feel more for Family Caregivers.” her story of the date rape used anything that would spark some- connected, said Charity Blair, who DAY TRIPS: scared me. She described a thing.” started one in Jefferson City, Missouri. Aug. 29, Cumberland County situation that is not uncom- Later, she added hashtags on the Her Facebook following quickly Playhouse, “Sister Act” mon for me to be in, and it rocks directing people to a website and jumped from 200 to 13,000. Sept. 1, Appalachian Center for caused something almost like Facebook page explaining that the Spearheading the effort also has Craft tour and jewelry making a flashback in me. I think rocks are intended to spread joy and helped Blair become more confident workshop what she did was insensitive, goodwill. “It’s a simple way to put good and involved in the community. Despite Sept. 12, Chattanooga Riverboat to say the least. out there. It builds community,” Mur- anxiety issues, she routinely speaks to Cruise I have nobody else to ask, phy said. “People feel good when crowds and shares her story. “It’s been Sept. 19, Senior Day at the Dixie so what should I do? I’m get- they’re doing it. It’s just this magical a pretty amazing journey,” she said. Stampede (overnight trip) ting counseling for free now thing.” Hall, who has been cancer-free for TOURS: due to my income, and it took She and her followers began organiz- more than a year, credits the rock- May 17-25, 2018 Alaskan cruise months to get set up with a ing rock-painting parties, and leaving painting project with helping her fight June 8-15, 2018 Northern na- counselor. Should I report rocks in parks, on sidewalks and at the disease, and she’s still amazed by tional parks discovery her or accept that this was a parking lots. They have created “rock its impact. Recently, while adding rocks Sept. 25-27, 2018 West Virginia, mistake and say nothing? If I gardens” containing dozens of rocks to a garden, she was approached by a ride the rails need to report her, how that are there for the taking. Not every woman who asked if she could take one This is a 501©3 corporation. would I go about doing that? rock is painted with a saying. Some because the wording on it spoke to her. The Center needs and accepts do- — CONFLICTED ABOUT have drawings of flowers, happy faces “She said, ‘My husband died two weeks nations, especially since our IT or other feel-good images. ago and I feel like it’s a message from budget allocation from the county DEAR CONFLICTED: You Murphy’s efforts have inspired hun- him,’” Hall said. has been reduced by 25 percent should change therapists be- dreds of people in other cities and Moments later, another woman came this year. cause it appears this one has states to paint rocks and create Face- by and selected a rock. She told Hall the Come and visit! Monday-Fri- more problems than you do. book pages encouraging kindness. Sim- rock’s message, “Stars can’t shine with- day, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., 186 S. Walnut As to what agency you should ilar efforts seem to have sprung up in out darkness,” was something she Ave., 931-526-9318, report her breach of profes- other parts of the country as well. wanted to share with a sick friend. www.cookevilleseniorcenter.org. sional ethics to, contact the Wendy Gallacher started Fayette Time and again, the rocks seem to state organization that has li- Rocks after learning about painted convey the right message to the right Maxine Frasier is the director of the censed her to practice. rocks from relatives in Lakeland, person, Blair said. Cookeville Senior Center. Herald-Citizen

Friday, August 18, 2017 RELIGION 8 Some Motown message Jesus gave all said ecently, I watched a don’t beautiful movie star- ring Kevin Bacon ti- tled “Taking RChance.” It touched my heart so much that I knew I do this was meant to write about it. “Taking Chance” is based f you want people to on a true story about the ex- think you are religious periences of and worthy of respect, Marine Lieu- start using religious lan- tenant Colonel Iguage. Michael Strobl Once in a while say some- (Bacon), who thing like, “Have a blessed escorts the day.” Or, on your answering body of fallen machine Marine PFC leave a mes- Chance Phelps sage that Karen back to his ends with, Langford hometown “And have a after being day with all killed in the Iraq War. Motown great Eddie Watkins will perform at Unity Church here on Aug. 20. God’s bless- His journey as the soldier’s ings” or, escort begins at the Dover Gene “Good bye Mortuary where Phelps was Unity Church of the Cumberlands Skipworth and God bless being respectfully prepared you.” for transfer. Because of his All that might not be injuries, it was to be a closed presents musician Eddie Watkins, Jr. enough so you can pepper casket at the funeral. your daily conversation Strobl is given Phelps’ per- Eddie Watkins, Jr. is guitar when he was thir- abuse. with, “Praise God” if you sonal affects in a velvet bag bringing his ‘Motown with teen. While in recovery Eddie see something interesting. and was instructed that they a message’ to Unity When he was 17, he was had an awakening which Or, if it is time to eat lunch were not to leave his hands Church of the Cumber- noticed by Motown pro- led him on a spiritual with some of our friends, under any circumstances. lands on Sunday, Aug. 20, ducer Norman Whitfield search for more clarity you say, “Let us offer our When Strobl arrived at the for the 11 a.m. service and and was invited to play about the true meaning of thanks to God over this airport to get his ticket, the a concert at 1 p.m. with Norman Whitfield’s his life. Later, while living meal.” agent, knowing his mission Watkins is a bassist, new Temptations’ album in Las Vegas, he under- If you really want to im- and with tears in her eyes, songwriter, and producer “Masterpiece.” went a major life change press everybody, in a upgrades him to first class. who has recorded with When Motown moved and revelation, which crowded restaurant, say the Every time the casket was such legends as Marvin from Detroit to Hollywood, changed his life forever. prayer a bit louder than loaded onto another air- Gaye, Quincy Jones, Eddie followed in hopes of He then dedicated his usual. plane, Strobl stood by and James Brown, Santana, being part of the Motown life to writing and singing The only thing wrong saluted. Cher, Diana Ross, Herbie L.A. sound. Eddie quickly inspirational, uplifting with that is that Jesus said Any airport personnel and Hancock, Patti LaBelle, became one of the premier music so that he could “Don’t do it.” passengers nearby also stood Pointer Sisters, Peter session bass players in carry his message of The point is; some church by and paid their respects. Frampton, Gato Barbieri, town playing bass for peace, oneness, and unity folk use all the religious At one point, the casket and numerous others. everyone from James throughout the world. talk, jargon, language to im- needed to stay overnight in Born in Detroit, Michi- Brown to Barbara Unity Church of the press people about how reli- the airport hanger, so Strobl gan, the home of the Mo- Streisand. Cumberlands is at 823 E. gious they are. decided to sleep next to the town Sound, he began his Along with this new- 10th Street in Cookeville Instead of having a fish casket rather than stay in a music career playing found fame came money, (between Copeland Veteri- symbol on the trunk of hotel. piano when he was ten success, and affluence, and nary Clinic and the Village their car, they will use reli- On the final leg of the jour- years old, and then bass in Eddie’s case substance Kitchen). gious talk. ney by vehicles, an im- Not three sentences go by promptu funeral procession without them saying some- forms on the highway as peo- thing that lets you know ple in other vehicles realized they are religious folk. “I that the one vehicle is carry- have been blessed.” “It is a ing a fallen soldier. They Speaking In Stories: real blessing.” “I prayed to turn on their lights and fol- Him about it and he told me low rather than trying to what to do.” continue to pass. Usually, the faithful with When Strobl finally gets to Imagining a different future a deep abiding faith don’t meet the soldier’s family and need to “talk the talk.” They friends, he finds out more spend their time “walking about the life of the fallen ears ago, an oppres- for a free feet and shouted praises to the walk.” soldier, how loved he was, sive political system South God, and they began to It is always better to and how much he would be called apartheid Africa, and dance! “show” than to “tell.” But, missed. ruled in South he was not These people dared to some church folk just want This movie touched my Africa.Y In that system, a about to be imagine a different future, to “talk the talk” of being heart and I cried numerous small minority of whites intimidated. a future free from oppres- religious. They want to be times while watching. I had totally oppressed the black He stared sion, a future of freedom identified as religious folk. no idea that our fallen sol- majority. But in that dark- at the police and democracy; and that Some people drop names to diers were treated with such ness people began to imag- Martin for a while, vision gave them the impress others. great care and dignity dur- ine a different future. Thielen and he even strength to stand up Some people talk about ing their entire journey People like Nelson Man- acknowl- against the forces of op- their surgeon as “being the home. dela and Bishop Desmond edged their power. He said, pression. best in the world. He The respect that complete Tutu began to dream of a “You men are powerful, Not many years later the teaches in Paris.” strangers showed towards democratic and free South very powerful.” But he corrupt system of (Most everybody who had another complete stranger in Africa. then reminded them that apartheid collapsed, and surgery had the best sur- a casket was overwhelmingly They began to take steps he served a higher power South Africa became a geon in the country. They beautiful. toward that dream, which than their political author- democracy. But it all began will tell you.) Some church We have many military got them into a lot of trou- ity. He said, “I serve a God with a handful of people folk use the religious talk to personnel who return from ble. who cannot be mocked!” who dared to imagine a dif- impress if they want to im- the war and some are fortu- One day Archbishop Then, in an extraordi- ferent future. press how religious they nate to come home healthy Desmond Tutu was preach- nary challenge to politi- After the recent horrific are. and sane, while others come ing a sermon at an ecu- cally tyranny, Archbishop racist events in Virginia, “I am not worried, I home broken in mind, body, menical service at the Desmond Tutu told these my hope and prayer is that placed it all in his hands.” I and/or spirit. Cathedral of Saint George. representatives of South people of faith and good heard this from an unem- We need to take care of all In the sermon he shared African apartheid, “Since will throughout America ployed person who just got of them, and not just the his dream of a free South you have already lost, I in- will begin to dream of a laid off. If I was him, I ones who arrive home in a Africa. vite you today to come and better future. A future would be looking for a job. casket. At that moment mem- join the winning side!” He without hatred and intoler- The one that is often used I would like to honor all of bers of the notorious said it with a smile on his ance. is a statement that the per- our military personnel and South African Security Po- face but with a clarity and A future of civility in- son has a special connection to thank them for their serv- lice broke into the cathe- boldness that took every- stead of bitter partisan- to God. “He told me that I ice. dral. They brought guns one’s breath away. ship. A future of justice should go back to school.” We bless you, honor you, and tape recorders and The congregation’s re- and hope. When a decision has to be love you, and appreciate cameras in an effort to sponse was electric. The It’s happened before. It made, they give credibility you! My dream is that one threaten and cower Bishop crowd was literally trans- could happen again. It all to their decision by saying day, you will no longer need Tutu and everyone there. formed by the bishop’s begins with a dream. “God told me.” Why can’t to sacrifice your lives in any Just a few weeks earlier challenge to power. In spite these folk just say, “I had a kind of war and that the they had arrested the of hundreds of well-armed Martin Thielen, senior pastor good idea.” world will one day be at bishop and put him in jail security police surround- at Cookeville First United Or, “The thought just hit peace. for several days. But this ing them, the congregation Methodist Church, is the au- me.” Nothing wrong with “All Gave Some, Some man of God had a vision literally leaped to their thor of seven books. taking credit for something Gave All. Some stood good happening to you. through for the red, white, The next time someone and blue, and some had to says, “I know there is a rea- fall. And if you ever think of son for it.” Ask them “What me, think of all your liber- Family Day planned for Aug. 27 at Sycamore is it?” ties and recall…Some Gave All.” (“Some Gave All” writ- Sycamore Church of past members are encour- lesson will come from This is the sixth year that Rev. ten by Billy Ray Cyrus and Christ will celebrate Family aged to attend. Matthew 25:31-46, “To the Skipworth’s articles have ap- Cindy Cyrus) Day on Sunday, Aug. 27. Sycamore’s theme for Least of These”. peared in the Herald Citizen. Services begin at 9 a.m., 2017 has been, “The Joy of Sycamore is at 1144 Cres- A compilation of his articles, The Rev. Karen Langford is an and Bible Class will Serving Others”, and Steve cent Drive, next door to email responses, rebuttals inspirational speaker, ordained follow at 10:15 a.m. There Reeder will bring a lesson Sycamore Elementary from area ministers, and let- minister and writer. She may will be a catered meal held on that topic, “Seeing Afar school. For more informa- ters to the editor make up his be reached at kalina@frontier- at the building after class. Off”. He will also be teach- tion call 931-526-5427 or latest book, “Bullied in the net.net. The community along with ing the adult Bible class, his visit www.sycamorecoc.com Bible-belt.” HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, August 18, 2017 — A9 RELIGION Mocking God always proves disastrous

eception is a topic God is not mocked. How nal nature of the Spirit, and the Spirit pro- ways works well when things that can and should often does mankind continue man. Such liv- duced this amazing book. are done God’s way. When produce strong emo- to turn his nose up at God ing gives lit- (Ephesians 6:17; 2 Peter 1:20f) things are not done God’s tions. No one likes to and ignore what God has tle, if any, To sow to the Spirit is to im- way, morally and otherwise, Dbe deceived, either by others said. Such behavior by man thought to the plement in life the teachings it is disastrous. (Jeremiah or by oneself. Surely no one is disrespectful to God and is spiritual as- of the Bible, including mat- 10:23) aware of the Biblical teach- carefully noticed by Him. (2 pect of man. ters of morality. But grow in grace, and in ing on this subject would Corinthians 5:10; Jude 15) (Genesis 1:26f; Life in the flesh is brief. the knowledge of our Lord wish to deceive other people. The immediate truth con- Randy Matthew (Job 14:1; Psalms 39:4f; 90:1- and Saviour Jesus Christ. To The word of God warns in veyed by the Holy Spirit in Bybee 10:30; Mark 12; Hebrews 9:27) Time here him be glory both now and many passages “be not de- this passage is then pre- 8:36f; 1 Thes- is granted as a blessing and for ever. Amen.” (2 Peter ceived.” (Deuteronomy 11:16; sented. Every person will salonians 5:23; James 2:26) as the period of preparation 3:18) Luke 21:8; 1 Corinthians 6:9; reap in accordance to what How many individuals live for the day of judgment. May 15:33; Galatians 6:7) The first he/she has sown. (Galatians day to day thinking only of each one appreciate that “to Randy Bybee is the preacher four of these have been the 6:7,8) This principle is easily the physical side of life, giv- be carnally minded is death; for Pippin Church of Christ at texts considered in recent ar- understood in matters of the ing no regard for the teach- but to be spiritually minded 1701 Pippin Road in ticles in this column. plant kingdom; for, a person ing of God’s word. Many is life and peace.” (Romans Cookeville. He is also a pro- At this time, consider the always reaps what he plants. things commonly pursued by 8:6) fessor of physics at Lipscomb fifth and final Bible verse Of course, this principle man are wrong and will re- The wisdom of God is to University in Nashville. that contains the verbatim presents a strong spiritual ceive the sure censure of choose correctly. What are warning “be not deceived.” truth as well. The person God at the day of judgment you sowing? Do not be de- One certain truth is that who sows to his/her flesh unless repentance occurs ceived: sowing to the flesh “God is not mocked.” (Gala- will reap corruption, which and forgiveness results prior will invariably bring corrup- tians 6:7) The word mock involves destruction; on the to that fateful day. (Galatians tion (destruction) and sow- The means to turn the nose up at, other hand, the person who 5:19ff; 1 Corinthians 6:9ff; ing to the Spirit (by obeying Herald-Citizen to sneer, or to mock. The sows to the Spirit will reap Revelation 21:8) the Spirit) will bring ever- No. 1 in local news idea of mocking is thus to everlasting life. In contrast, there is the lasting life. (1 Corinthians Call 526-9715 treat with contempt. To sow to the flesh is to sowing to the Spirit, which 3:18; Galatians 6:7,8) to subscribe One inescapable fact de- live deliberately in pursuit yields everlasting life. The Mankind is surely his own clared in this passage is that of the sensual, physical, car- word of God is the sword of worst enemy in this; it al-

Church Directory BAPTIST COOPERATIVE BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH OF CHRIST EPISCOPAL NON-DENOMINATIONAL NEW ZION MISSIONARY St. Michael’s BAPTIST CHURCH Bro. Larry S. Gregory, Pastor Algood Episcopal Church Hwy. 56 • Bloomington Springs, TN 640 N. Washington Ave. Cookeville, TN 38501 Call 931-528-1684 for info. SUNDAY SCHOOL - 10 A.M. Church of (931) 526-4654 Sunday Services www.stmike-tn.org WORSHIP SERVICE - 11 A.M. 8:00 a.m. - Adult Bible Study Christ SUNDAY WORSHIP: ROCKY POINT 395 W. Main, Algood, TN 9:00 a.m. - Morning Worship 8:00 AM Holy Eucharist, Rite I Sunday Bible Study 9:00 AM MISSIONARY BAPTIST 10:15 a.m. - Bible Classes (All Ages) 10:00 AM Holy Eucharist, Rite II “We’re not the church nearest but the church dearest” Sunday Morning Worship 10:00 AM Sun. Evening Bible Study 5:25 P.M. 6:00 p.m. - Evening Worship (Nursery Provided) Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 PM SUNDAY SCHOOL 1x1” Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 PM Wednesday Services Means 1 column by 1 inch. Nursery Available 9:00 a.m. ALL AGES 7:00 p.m. - Bible Classes (All Ages) Too small to be noticed? Preacher John Chowning WEDNESDAY WORSHIP: You read this one. 537-6221 1144 Crescent Drive, 12:00 PM Holy Eucharist Rite II Nolan Cantrell, Pastor “Free Bible Lesson by Cookeville “Come and Give Us A Try Everyone Is Welcome” Mail Upon Request” VISITORS WELCOME 931-526-5427 LUTHERAN Cookeville Your Church Heavenly Host Lutheran Churc h Primitive Baptist Church CATHOLIC Buses run for all services. Call the School and Early Childhood Center “ Proclaim ing the Doctrines of Grace” should be METHODIST church office if you would like a ride. Pastor: Andrew Smith Sunday Service 10:30am St. Thomas Aquinas here! Elementary School: 2002 N. Willow Ave. www.sycamorecoc.com ALGOOD Grades K-8 Call to place Early Childhood Center: www.facebook.com/cookevillepbc Catholic Church UNITED 9 months-age 5 421 N. Washington Ave., Cookeville your ad today! MONTEREY METHODIST Church: 526-3423 526-2575 931-526-9715 email: [email protected] Fr. Chad Puthoff, S.D.S. Church of Christ CHURCH 8:00 & 10:30 am Worship Pastor 308 W. Crawford Ave. 9:15 am Sunday School MASS SCHEDULE Monterey, TN 38574 7:00 pm Wed. Night Devotion School/Center: 520-3766 Saturday 5:00 p.m. SMYRNA (931) 839-2660 [email protected] Sunday 8:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST SUNDAY 777 S. Willow Ave., Cookeville 12:30 p.m. Spanish Mass 3698 Dodson Branch Road Bible Study 10 AM Cookeville, TN 38501 • 931-526-5403 Worship 11 AM & 6 PM Please Call for Holy Days Sunday Bible Study...... 9:00 AM WEDNESDAY 135 West Main St., Algood, TN. Schedule Sunday Worship...... 10:00 AM PRESBYTERIAN Bible Study 7 PM Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Evening Worship...... 6:00 PM Minister: Tim Singleton Sunday Worship at 11 a.m. Algood Cumberland Saturday, 4:00 or by appointment Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 PM NURSERY PROVIDED Presbyterian Church Weekday Masses 8:00 a.m. Daily SUNDAY Harp Ave. Algood, TN http://www.cookevillestthomas.org Studies In The Word Brent Davis, Pastor Minister-Rev. Richard Bond 780 AM / 106.1 FM 537-6111 •␣ www.algoodumc.org Worship-9:30 AM AT 7:30 AM Sunday School-10:30 AM The Bible Way Monday-7:00 PM Your Church 1600 AM / 110.9 FM AT 9:00 AM should be Minister, James Rogers Associate Minister, Sammy Webb here! www.cocsmyrna.org Your Trinity Call to place B aptist your ad today! Church C hurc h 931-526-9715 FIRST CUMBERLAND 613 W. Broad PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH & Hwy. 70W 565 East 10th Street 931-520-0439 Earl Dirkson, Pastor should Cookeville, TN 38501 CHRISTIAN CHURCH 931-526-6585 Church Office Sunday Schedule 931-528-8587 Nursery School Sunday Schedule: Sunday School 9:30 AM Calvary Christian Worship - 8:45 and 11:00 AM be here! Church School - 9:50 AM Worship 10:45 AM Church Evening Worship - 6:00 PM Wed. Evening Bible Study 6:15 PM Where Coming To Church Everyone is invited to attend: Is Like Coming Home Call to place Wednesday Worship: “But Seek Ye First The Kingdom Of Northeast The Connection - 5:00 PM 4801 Poplar Grove Rd, Cookeville your ad today! God, And His Righteousness” 931-528-0047 Church of Christ Christian Smith, Matt. 6:33 Off Highway 111, Cookeville, TN Senior Pastor www.calvarychristianchurchtn.com “The Church Where Everybody Bible Study 9:00 AM 931-526-9715 Sunday Services is Special” Prayer Service - 8 a.m . Bible Study - 9 a.m . Worship...... 10:00 AM Morning Service - 10 a.m . Evening Worship...... 6:00 PM First Wednesday Services HOLLADAY Wednesday FIRST Bible Study - 6:30 p.m . P resbyterian Bible Study...... 7:00 PM UNITED Your CHURCH OF MINISTER - Paul Wilmoth Church METHODIST Assoc. Minister - David Hill 20 N. Dixie CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRIST A warm welcome awaits CHURCH Church 1765 Mine Lick Creek Rd. everyone - 526-2535 Church School: 9:45am Cookeville, TN Morning Worship: 11:00am Antioch 165 EAST BROAD, SoulSong Sunday Bible Study...... 10 a.m. Willow Avenue COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 should Sunday Morning Worship...11 a.m. Parent’s Day Out Church of Christ Church of Christ Tues & Thurs 8:30am-2:30pm Sunday Evening Worship...... 6 p.m. Sunday a.m. 9:00 Phone: (931) 526-2177 4711 Old Sparta Rd. Bible Study 10:15 www.cookevillefumc.org Interim Pastor: be here! Cookeville, TN Wednesday Bible Study...6:30 p.m. P.M. Worship 6:00 Rev. Dr. Charles McCaskey Nursery Available Wed. Bible Study 7:00 *Radio Broadcast - FM 94.1 Call to place Sunday School...... 10 AM Sunday Morning Worship Services Church office: 931-526-4424 Johnny Fox, Minister Broadcast on WHUB 1400 at 10 a.m. • M a r t i n T h i e l e n email: your ad today! Worship...... 11 AM 1150 South Willow Avenue Senior Pastor [email protected] Jeremiah Tatum, Minister 931-526-9715 Evening Worship...... 5 PM 432-4751 W o r s h i p S e r v i c e : website: firstprescookeville.org Wednesday Bible Study.....6:30 PM www.holladaychurchofchrist.com 432-2333 8:30 a.m. & 10:55 a.m. - Sanctuary Intentionally Inclusive A10 — HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, August 18, 2017 RELIGION Make the most of the one life you have People will do many things for no- to lie at the funeral. chief of these is love. There are without garnering men and women toriety. Everyone wants to be known They say even our many good deeds that will be re- for the kingdom. — even if it’s for a bad cause. words leave impres- quited in eternity. Often, people do Yes, I’m talking about going out and Most, I’m sure, would rather be sions on our physical not appreciate the attitudes and ac- getting them. For the most part, the known for their goodness or contri- surroundings, and all tions of those who are trying to lost will not come to us. They can’t. butions to society, but I, sometimes, of us are leaving foot- please God with their lives. They’re lost. wonder if the basic motivation is any prints on the sands of This, sometimes, mystifies the sin- Make the angels sing. Your life will different. It is in the area of motiva- time. cere. One reason for this is that the make an indelible imprint that will tion that our weaknesses (and sins) Sterl The refrain of a song things that God values are not com- last throughout the ceaseless ages of are most clearly seen. When God Paramore from my youth went, monly valued on earth. always if you will show someone the looks on the heart, He understands “Only one life, so soon They are meant for another plane way to salvation in Jesus. You are what eludes the mortal mind, and it will pass. Only what’s done for of existence and weighed by another never alone on the highway of lost those unseen, selfish motives register Christ will last.” scale. So, whatever you do for good, souls. in eternity. If we really want to have made an do it for God and not people. They Jesus is with you, and there are This is a great reason that no one impact with our lives, then we must won’t appreciate or understand it scores upon scores of others around can claim goodness. The fallen na- do something that touches forever. anyway. the world joining you in your quest ture is seen even in our best efforts. Jesus told Pilate, “My kingdom is not There are many things eternity val- for the best. Having stated the negative, we are of this world.” ues, but the chief thing eternity val- One day, you will die, Jesus will all going to be remembered for some- The world itself and the world-sys- ues is people to inhabit it. Jesus come back or those you are trying to thing, and I don’t suppose there is tem are only temporary. Things will didn’t die for principles- He died for reach for Christ will die, and the op- much wrong with wanting people to not always be for you and me the way people. God’s principles would have portunity will be gone. We’ve only think well of us when we are gone. they are today. Our forebears can been just fine if Jesus never went to one chance to do his will. So, whether we are moving out of testify to that. Only the will of God Calvary. Let’s make the most of it. town or passing on to our reward, and those who do it are timeless in But, it is God’s disposition to re- Remember, you have but one life. most folks would like to leave a good application. And you can, yes, you deem, and it ought to be ours, also. track record and diminish the can reach into the great beyond. We will miss out on the great adven- Sterl Paramore is the pastor of Faith Fel- tongue-wagging in their absence. Now, there are many Christian ture of the ages if all we do is culti- lowship in Cookeville. He teaches classes Few would want the preacher to have graces that bear on eternity. The vate grace and learn about godliness at Spectrum Health Systems. Jesus is the answer to bullies, too Two things throughout history are not by implying being threatened with bodily harm saith the Lord.” Romans 12:19. have not changed: One is God’s you need to change be- by a bully, it would be best to inform Jesus will take care of these bul- Word, that speaks clearly about cause you do not fit another also. Even though there are lies in due time. They are not getting those who are unkind and mean to in. times which may require that bully by with anything. Be patient, and us, which applies to bullying. An- We have all been to be physically put in their place, it wait on the Lord. He will handle other is human nature, which de- subject to bullies. is best to refrain from violence and them, and set them straight in His sires to put ourselves first and They are individuals move on. way which they will never forget. demand a pecking order of sorts. that want to control, A bully’s threats are usually just Get to know Jesus. He explains Jesus is the answer. When you Scarlett take over, demand that. A threat. For they are mostly a what is pleasing to Him. He explains sincerely ask Jesus to come into Heise things go their way, full-fledged coward puffed up like a how the world will try to lead you your life, Wow! Problems are han- for they feel they are little bandy rooster. They are the astray. If we obey Jesus and His dled in ways that will astound you superior in knowledge, status, or first to back down to a truly intelli- commands, we are free of all the over and over. Why? Because you whatever warped thinking that goes gent, confident eye or stance. petty demands of the world and it’s have let Jesus be in charge instead on in their brains. They are usually A bully knows what they are and follow-me attitude. of trying to solve everything on your spoiled beings used to getting their they carry a fear of their own…. a Do you want to follow Jesus and own. “Be strong and of a good way no matter what, by using temper fear of being found out. have peace in your heart and do courage, fear not, nor be afraid of tantrums, conniving, manipulative Friends, if you have not asked what is pleasing to Him, or is it more them: for the Lord they God, he it is tactics, fake tears, you name it. They Jesus to come into your life, do so important for you to follow the world that doth go with thee; He will not demand their way. And their main now. Teach your children about our with all its’ demands and constant fail thee, nor forsake thee.” goal is for you to fear them, feel infe- Lord Jesus. Having Jesus in our lives turmoil on how to live your life? Deuteronomy 31:6. rior, and to cower under them and do gives us guidance and strength in Because if you follow the world, Friends, the Lord will not fail or their bidding. handling the hurt, fear, and anger you will never meet all of its’ de- forsake you. Trust the Lord Jesus to The one thing a bully hates is for which result from these horrible bul- mands or find true happiness. handle things in His way and in His someone to show no fear toward lies. Don’t let the bullies of this world time, and you will be at peace. them. If they throw words and or- It gives us the protective shield of control your precious life. You, yes Now, let’s have a talk about these ders your way, ignore them, show no Christ Jesus. Children and their par- YOU, have the choice to decide who bullies. The most prevalent of all pain or wrath, and move on. If they ents often feel at these times that controls your life. topics it seems when our children intend physical bodily harm and you some kind of revenge needs to be “I will call upon the lord, who is start back to school. Bullies desire are a child, seek a teacher, principal, paid back. That is not so. Sure, it worthy to be praised: So shall I ve for their peers to believe they rule nearest adult immediately, and tell may seem like they have the upper saved from mine enemies.” Psalms and what they say and do needs to be what is going on. hand, but remember…Jesus will not 18-3. followed. Just remember: You are an Do not let a bully threaten you in fail or forsake us. “Dearly beloved, individual that the Lord made spe- any way that would keep you from avenge not yourselves, but rather Scarlett Heise enjoys God's simple, cial. Each of us are. Don’t let anyone telling an authoritive figure. They give place unto wrath;: for it is writ- quiet pleasures of life. Putnam County bully you into being someone you need to know. If you are an adult ten, vengeance is mine; I will repay, has been her home for almost 30 years.

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Ongoing Compassionate Commu- vorce groups for ages ists Bro. Seth Presley & PASTOR APPRECIA- more information, go to nication is a Nonviolent 2nd grade-adult. Call Bro. Mark Lee. Every- TION: Full Gospel As- facebook.com/dodson- ADULT BEREAVE- Communication 525-2600. one welcome to attend. sembly is celebrating branchfwb or call 931- MENT SUPPORT method. This is a tool GRIEF SHARE AT REVIVAL: Allens their 34th Pastor Appre- 979-3866. GROUP: Meeting Tues- for resolving differ- THE YMCA: Sponsored Chapel Church, 7 p.m. ciation Day, after serv- Aug. 21-Oct. 30 days 10-11:15 a.m., & 6- ences. Visit by First United Bro. James Bilbrey & ice at 11 a.m. Everyone GRIEF SHARE: 7:15 p.m. Stevens Street http://tinyurl.com/ca2o Methodist Church. Bro. Jeff Short. welcome. Pastor Bobby Cookeville First Baptist Church campus. fcf. Wednesdays 9:30-11:30 Aug. 19 Floyd. Methodist Church, Free- Call 525-2600. Hosted by DIVORCE CARE: Di- a.m. Informal, Christ- FREE MOVIE: Cane Aug. 21 man Bldg. 13 week ses- Heart of the Cumber- vorceCare is a friendly, based group. Through Creek Baptist Church, 5 ECLIPSE WATCH: sions, Christ based. land. caring group of people the leadership of the p.m. “God is NOT Dead” Baxter United Methodist Mondays, 5:30-7:30 p.m. AGLOW: Aglow Inter- who will walk alongside GriefShare Ministry, Free popcorn & drinks, Church Women’s Group A video followed by dis- national is a dynamic, you through one of life’s participants view in- everyone invited. (2020 hosting Watch Event. cussion by participants. global organization, most difficult experi- formative video, facilita- Cane Creek Road) Call 11:30 a.m. Cornbread & Call Marlene 931-644- with a single purpose: to ences. Don’t go through tor-led discussion & Pastor Jim McAfee 931- bean lunch, with dessert 9600, Bob 931-528-9347. see God’s will be done separation or divorce receive the compassion- 858-4790. and drink, followed by Aug. 21-23 on earth as it is in alone. Meets Wednes- ate comfort needed to FISH FRY: Burton watching the elipse. REVIVAL: Douglas heaven, through prayer, days at 7 p.m. at Trinity move forward with their Chapel United Please bring viewing Chapel FWB Church local groups, events & in Algood, 205 W. Wall grief. Call Marlene 644- Methodist Church (133 glasses. Community in- (7151 Douglas Chapel outreach. Call Karen St. 9600. Mill Street, Algood) 11 vited to join us. Call 858- Road) 7 p.m. Evangelist, 979-0727 or visit FOOD PANTRY: New THE GROVE: The a.m.-4 p.m. Call 931-265- 3533. Claton Lee. Special www.aglow.org. Beginning Fellowship Grove, Little Tree 4165. Aug. 21-25 singing nightly. Call CELEBRATE RE- Church has a food Learners, Mother’s Day PEDAL 4 JESUS: REVIVAL: A revival Carol 423-534-5852. COVERY: Christ-cen- pantry for those in need. Out Program, Tuesdays Cookeville Free Will is scheduled for Aug. 21- Aug. 23-Oct. 18 tered recovery meetings, It will be the third Sat- and Thursdays from 8:30 Baptist Church (833 S. 25 at 7 p.m. each night at GRIEF SHARE: Tuesdays 6 p.m. Call urday of every month a.m.-2:30 p.m., now en- Willow Ave) Bikes, nerf Dodson Branch Free Cookeville YMCA, 13 Steve 260-3202, or from 9-10 a.m. starting rolling. Infants to guns, water play, food & Will Baptist Church. week sessions, Christ www.collegeside.org/CR June 17. Located at 775 preschoolers will enjoy fun. All welcome. Mike Blanton will be based. Wednesdays, 9:30- . West Cemetery Rd. Call a loving, safe and caring Aug. 20 preaching Monday, 11:30 a.m. A video fol- CHILDREN’S PRO- 651-2461. environment. Call 526- HOMECOMING: Wednesday and Friday. lowed by discussion by GRAM: A creative chil- FREE CLOTHING: 9355 or visit www.the- Cane Creek Baptist Randy Maynard will participants. Call Mar- dren’s program, New West View Baptist grovelife.org. Church. Worship at 11 preach Tuesday night, lene 931-644-9600, Bob Thought Unity Church Church will give away MEDITATION: Uni- a.m. Preaching by Dr. and Seth Presley will 931-528-9347. (823 10th St.) is held free clothing the first & tarian Universalist Con- Jim McAfee. Lunch & preach Thursday night. Sept. 3 every Sunday at 11 a.m. third Monday of the gregation of singing by the Heart Mike Blanton and Evi- SINGING: Old fash- CHRISTIAN SCI- month, from 11 a.m.-1 Cookeville’s meditation Friends to follow. dence, along with oth- ioned congregational ENCE: The Christian p.m. Located at 427 Lau- group, 6 p.m. every HOMECOMING: ers, will sing each night. singing. 7 p.m. Everyone Science Society of rel Ave., Cookeville. Tuesday at 31 W. 1st Douglas Chapel FWB The church is located at welcome. Call Bro. Fred- Cookeville, one of the FREE CLOTHING: Street. It does not mat- Church (7151 Douglas 285 Old Dodson Branch die Copeland 931-738- worldwide branches of Clothes for entire fam- ter whether you are just Chapel Road) 11 a.m., Road, Cookeville. For 5513. The First Church of ily, no paperwork, no curious, a novice, or followed by a meal. Call Christ Scientist, holds questions asked, every- long-time practitioner. Carol 423-534-5852. services at 10:30 a.m. one welcome. Every sec- Come and experience a HOMECOMING: And Silver Point church of Christ Sundays at 118 E. 1st St. ond Saturday, 9 sense of calm in an ac- Decoration, 10 a.m.-1 ...pointing the way to the cross since 1929 at Holly. Call 854-0916. a.m.-noon. Silver Point cepting, supportive envi- p.m. Boiling Springs 6701 Smithville Highway COMPASSIONATE Baptist Church, 14021 ronment. Vist Baptist Church, with Silver Point, Tennessee COMMUNICATION: Buffalo Valley Road, Sil- http://tinyurl.com/ca2o Bro. Jason Lewis. Lunch Time of Services: Unitarian Universalist ver Point. fcf. will be served. Call Congregation of GRIEF: Heart of the Aug. 18 Joyce 881-8743. Sunday Bible Study 9 AM Cookeville’s Compas- Cumberland provides REVIVAL: Post Oak CARAVANS Worship 10 AM & 6 AM sionate Communication hope & healing for the Shade Free Will Baptist SINGING: First Chris- Wednesday Bible Study 7 PM circle meets at 6 p.m. on grieving through Christ- Church, 1400 Pippin Rd. tian Church, Sparta Minister: John Whitson (931-858-2390/239-1794) the first & third Wednes- centered peer support. Sunday, 6 p.m. Monday- (Boatman Way) 10:45 Visit us on the web at silverpointchurchofchrist.org days, at 31 W. 1st St. Bereavement and di- Friday, 7 p.m. Evangel- a.m. Call 526-3595. 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BY SANDY COHEN as any decades younger. AP entertainment writer It wouldn’t be surpris- ing to learn he does his There’s not a whole lot own stunts, and insisted that’s new about “The on manning that speed- Hitman’s Bodyguard.” boat himself. Its mismatched-pals Jackson’s Kincaid is premise is the stuff of also the story’s wise classic buddy comedies. elder, giving Bryce ro- Stars Ryan Reynolds mance advice as they and Samuel L. Jackson dodge Dukhovich’s play their typical char- thugs. acter types: Reynolds Reynolds works his the handsome do- comic and superhero ac- gooder; Jackson the un- tion chops and Hayek is flappable badass whose at her fieriest as a bar- favorite word is maid unafraid to cut a mother(expletive). guy’s carotid with a bro- And like many movie ken bottle. heroes past, they’re Director Patrick tasked with taking down Hughes (“The Expend- a brutal dictator. ables 3”) keeps the ac- Yet that kind of famil- tion grounded in the iar framework is what story’s narrative with- makes this action- out compromising the packed mashup of gun excitement. battles, car chases, fist The movie is loud, fights and international with several explosions intrigue such a delight: that could shake a nerv- Leave reality’s chaos ous viewer from her at the door, and lose seat, but the chases are yourself in a world epic, especially the where the bad guys get speedboat scene, during what’s coming to them which Reynolds’ charac- and Sam Jackson spon- ter kept pace on a mo- taneously breaks into torcycle. song. (He actually sings AP Screenwriter Tom O’- three times in this film Samuel L. Jackson, left, and Ryan Reynolds in a scene from ‘The Hitman’s Bodyguard.” Connor mitigates the se- — once in Italian! With rious matter in his story nuns! Plus his own, orig- dive after a weapons where he’s to be the sole Outgunned and des- caid replies, “I am — the trial of a tyrant inal F-word-laden tune.) dealer he was protecting witness testifying perate, Amelia turns to harm’s way.” for war crimes against And did I mention is killed by a sniper. against murderous Be- Bryce for help, promis- And he proves it, tak- his own people — with there’s a love-story sub- Bryce blames his In- larusian dictator ing to help restore his ing out baddies even brisk banter and plot? terpol detective ex-girl- Vladislav Dukhovich career if he can get Kin- while handcuffed and thrilling fight se- Reynolds plays friend, Amelia (Elodie (Gary Oldman, always caid to The Hague outracing a fleet of ar- quences, along with a Michael Bryce, a well- Yung), for the deadly perfect). safely. mored cars while whip- touch of sweetness as it manicured, tightly mistake, believing she Dukhovich deploys his Thus begins the odd- ping a speedboat becomes clear that both wound, type-A personal- leaked information to bottomless army of couple pairing of through Amsterdam’s Bryce and Kincaid are ity who works in “execu- her law-enforcement goons to take out their Reynolds and Jackson canals. motivated by love. tive protection,” colleagues. convoy and ultimately and premise for various Jackson soars in roles If only movies could providing high-end, A couple years later, eliminate Kincaid, who physical and verbal like these, and his per- make that universal. high-stakes bodyguard Amelia is tapped to promised his testimony throw-downs, with the formance is as bullet- “The Hitman’s Body- services for society’s un- transport notorious hit- in exchange for the re- bad guys and each other. proof as Kincaid is guard,” a Lionsgate re- savories. man Darius Kincaid lease of his wife, Sonia When Bryce says he’s rumored to be. lease, is rated R. His career and pol- (Jackson) to Interna- (Salma Hayek), from there to keep Kincaid The 68-year-old is as Three stars out of ished image take a nose- tional Criminal Court, jail. out of harm’s way, Kin- thrilling an action star four.

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BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Police on Friday shot and killed five peo- ple wearing fake bomb belts who staged a car attack in a seaside re- sort in Spain’s Catalo- nia region hours after a van plowed into pedes- AP trians on a busy Barcelona promenade, A woman is carried in Barcelona, Spain, Thursday, killing at least 13 people after a white van jumped a sidewalk, crashing into and injuring over 100 a summer crowd of residents and tourists. others. Authorities said the told Onda Cero radio Barcelona’s picturesque back-to-back vehicle at- that the five suspects Las Ramblas prome- tacks — as well as an killed in a subsequent nade and mowed down explosion earlier this shootout with police pedestrians, zig-zagging week elsewhere in Cat- were wearing fake bomb down the strip packed alonia— were connected belts. with locals and tourists and the work of a large “They were fakes, but from around the world. terrorist group. very well made, and it Forn, told local radio Three people were ar- wasn’t until the bomb RAC1 the Cambrils at- rested, but the driver of squad carried out the tack “follows the same the van used in the controlled explosion of trail. There is a connec- Barcelona attack re- one that they could de- tion.” mained at large and the termine they were He told Onda Cero manhunt intensified for fakes,” he said. that the Cambrils and the perpetrators of the The Audi and a dam- Barcelona attacks were latest European ram- aged police car were being investigated to- page claimed by the Is- towed from the scene gether, as well as a lamic State group. Friday. Wednesday night explo- Authorities were still The Cambrils attack sion in the town of Al- reeling from Thursday’s came hours after a canar in which one Barcelona attack when white van veered onto person was killed. police in the popular seaside town of Cam- brils, about 80 miles to the south, fatally shot five people near the town’s boardwalk who had plowed into a group of tourists and locals with their blue Audi 3. Six people, including a police officer, were in- jured, though it wasn’t clear how badly. Catalonia’s interior minister, Joaquim Forn, Herald-Citizen

Friday, August 18, 2017 SPORTS B Friday Football Frenzy Monterey hoping to climb over Mt. Pleasant Wildcats open year on the road against Tigers

BY SCOTT WILSON [email protected]

The hours have been long and the days of practices have been hot, but Quarterback Cade Scott Hughes and the Monterey High Smith and the School Wildcats are about to bring the Cookeville Cavaliers football preseason to a close. Tonight, will open the 2017 the Wildcats travel west to take on the football season tonight Mt. Pleasant Tigers. when they host county “We’re excited about getting the rival Upperman. Kickoff chance to play another team and get is slated for 7 p.m. the chance to compete against some- one besides ourselves,” Hughes ex- Ben Craven | Herald-citizen plained. “When you are in camp you get tired of going against each other. We were excited to compete in the scrimmages in the preseason and I ex- Cavs to host Bees in 3rd straight opener pect that same excitement against Mt. BY BEN CRAVEN The close proximity has Pleasant.” [email protected] also made the game a fan fa- Kickoff for vorite here in Putnam the Class 1A Today marks the official start of the 2017 high County, and attendance has contest is school football season as schools across the state play been through the roof. slated for 7 their opening regular season games tonight, and However, this game isn’t p.m. Cookeville High School starts with a thriller. just about who comes. “We’re by no means, right now, The Cavaliers will open their season at home It’s about getting the sea- where we need to be,” Hughes ex- against the Upperman High School Bees for the third son started off on a high note. Last year, the Cavs had plained. “We have a ton of youth in our straight year. Kickoff is slated for 7 p.m. no problem accomplishing that feat as they rolled to a program and they are working their “I appreciate (UHS head football) coach (Ben) Her- 48-0 win over the Bees, but the first game in the series tails off to get better every day. I am ron playing us,” CHS head coach Jimmy Maynord was another story. happy they’re going to get a chance to said. “We’re a large school, and I know that. It’s excit- “Coach Herron has done a great job with that pro- compete.” ing for our county. It’s also a good game for us both fi- gram, and two years ago, we were behind 20 to noth- Mt. Pleasant is coming off a 1-9 slate nancially. ing. We had to battle back to win that one, so I know in 2016, but Hughes said everything “We have several games that are an hour and a half they’re going to have their kids ready to play,” he’s heard about the Tigers points to away, so it’s good to have teams in close proximity to them being a much better team. Even have games where we don’t have to travel too much.” See CHS, Page B6 with that record, Mt. Pleasant aver- aged over 25 points per game. “They return everybody off the team from last year and they have a tremen- UHS Bees’ youth ready for Cavalier battle dous amount of team speed,” Hughes said. “They’re explosive at all positions and there is no doubt it is going to be a BY SCOTT WILSON season,” Herron explained. “We of film challenge for us. With that kind of ex- [email protected] had some good tests in the scrim- on the plosiveness, you can only hope they mages, so hopefully that will pre- Cava- turn the ball over.” As Ben Herron and his Upper- pare us. I don’t know if it will liers, so Defensively, Hughes said his squad man High School football staff prepare us for what we’re going to they’re will need to play assignment football began preparing for the Bees’ see against Cookeville. This will having tonight, being disciplined in its scheme opener tonight at Cookeville, they probably be the best team on our to pre- and strategies. weren’t exactly sure where to start. schedule. But we don’t have any- pare off last year’s game and from “In our scheme of things, assign- The Cavaliers have so many thing to lose and that’s the attitude past experiences with CHS offen- ments are always the most important weapons on offense – size along the we have to play with.” sive coordinator Derik Samber, part of what we do,” said Hughes. line, speed in the backfield and a The annual cross-county rival is who was formerly the offensive co- “We’ve got to fly to the ball and we’ve quarterback with the ability to run slated to begin at 7 p.m. in ordinator under Herron at Upper- got to know our assignments. The key and throw the ball – Upperman Cookeville. CHS officials urge fans man. is being in the right spot on every play. coaches have been very busy. to arrive early as a large crowd is “When you look at Cookeville, If you’re not in the right spot, it makes “I feel like we got in everything expected. we wanted to get in during the pre- Herron said he doesn’t have a lot See UHS, Page B6 See MHS, Page B6 Roundup: MHS girls win again; CHS tops White Co.

From staff reports “Cade is playing really well. He’s guys need to swing a little more down that with a home match against consistent and I am pleased,” said the line. Don’t go crazy because down Soddy Daisy on Tuesday. That varsity The Monterey High School Lady Monterey coach Pokey Looper. the line can cause errors, but pull it a match is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Wildcats remained undefeated on the “Matthew struggled today. He had a little bit and see if we can get some season Thursday afternoon with a bad hole, the first hole, and never points instead of getting it on a de- victory in a four-way golf match at could recover.” fender.’ They did that and we started UHS volleyball topples Cumberland Cove Golf Course in Monterey will be back in action on scoring more.” Cumberland County Monterey. MHS finished second in Tuesday when the Wildcats and Lady CHS took the first game by a score the boys’ division. Wildcats travel to Albany, Ky. for a of 25-21, but White County came back Upperman High School volleyball Hunter Grubbs shot 40 to lead the tournament. to even the match with a 25-20 victory hosted Cumberland County Thursday Lady Wildcats, now 17-0 overall, to a Other teams expected to participate in game two. night for the Lady Bees’ first district team total of 93. Alex Garcia shot 53 include: Clay County, York and Clin- Cookeville took over in the third match. UHS swept the victory by the to support Grubbs. Maggie Vaughn ton County, Ky. game to roll to the win. CHS won that scores of 25-18, 25-15, and 27-25. carded a 47 to help Livingston Acad- contest 25-12 and closed out the night “It was truly a team effort. We had emy finish second at 95. York Insti- with a 25-16 decision in game four. trouble with our service game in the tute and Smith County’s team scores Lady Cavs top White County, Grace Roberts and Ruth Ann Ram- first two sets,” said Upperman coach were not available after the match. move to 2-0 on the season sey led Cookeville in kills with 12 Wayne Lewis. “The third set was a Monterey couldn’t overcome Liv- each. Jenilee Cobb had nine kills. Bri- nail-biter, with UHS having to come ingston Academy and Blake Qualls in SPARTA — The Cookeville High anna Bungart contributed 18 digs on from behind to pull out the match. We the boys’ division. School Lady Cavaliers ran their early defense and Kyndal Driver had 10 are still early in the season and defin- MHS finished with a 187, 20 strokes season volleyball record to 2-0 Thurs- digs. ing roles for individual players. higher than LA. Qualls led the win- day night with a 3-1 victory on the “We’re not strong blockers and “Brittni Phillips, Molly Daniel, ners with a 40. York Institute was 191 road at White County High School. Cookeville hits around the block very Katie Taylor and Sydney Haggard and Smith County fired a 214. “We try not to change a lot about well,” said White County coach Joni played exceptionally well on defense. Cade Painter led Monterey with a our play based on our opponent, but Trivette. “Our defense is what we rely Hannah West served extremely well 38 over nine holes, good enough to once we got into the game our outside on and our lines were our weak and all of the other players con- earn medalist honors. hitters were swinging a lot to posi- points tonight.” tributed to this truly team win.” Matthew Harris shot a 40, while tions where they had a defensive Cookeville is scheduled to visit Mt. The Lady Bees will hit the road Sat- Chris Willix and Lane Phipps each player,” said Cookeville coach Jackie Juliet Monday with the varsity game urday for a one-day tournament in shot 50. Cox. “So my advice to them was ‘you set for 6. The Lady Cavs will follow Hixson.

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SCOREBOARD Successor Trustee/Trustee, the Register’s Office, Put- of the lands deeded to Kiz- CLA$$IFIED RANDY DODSON, by the nam County, Tennessee, in zie Williams and son Charlie Buy it, Phone: 526-9715 Fax: 526-1209 terms of (1) Deed of Trust Deed Book 64, Page 31. Williams, form the L. Bl Sell it, e-mail: classified@ herald-citizen.com from JERE T. HERREN, (Lester) Sutton and Mary El- I 7 p.m. s rr TM Trade it here! On Television MLB — Regional coverage, N.Y. Yan- surviving tenant by the TRACT III: len Sutton and Solon Sut- kees at Boston OR Cleveland at entirety of Betty Jo Her- Beginning at the N/W corner tons. Friday, Aug. 18 Kansas City
 ren, and LAURENE HER- of Lots No. 27 and 28 of the AUTO RACING 10 p.m. MLB — Regional coverage, Washington REN to JACK WINDLE, Arnold Allison Subdivision, The previous and last con- 12:30 p.m. BID NOTICE #17080901 Trustee, dated December on North side of Highway veyance being a Warranty NBCSN — NASCAR, Monster Energy at San Diego OR Milwaukee at Col- Cup Series, Bass Pro Shops NRA orado (games joined in progress) 28, 2000 and recorded on No. 56; thence North 225 Deed from Kizzie Williams Night Race, final practice, at Bristol, MOTOR SPORTS The City of Cookeville Elec- feet to an iron stake of Myr- and son, Charlie Williams to 3 p.m. January 18, 2001 in Trust Tenn. tric Department will receive Deed Book A636, Page ick corner; thence North 79 Jere T. Herren and wife, 3:30 p.m. NBC — AMA Lucas Oil Pro Motocross, sealed bids until AUGUST NBCSN — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Budds Creek Nationals, at at Mechan- 575, in the Register’s Office degrees West 875 feet to an Laurene Herren, and recor- Food City 300, qualifying, at Bristol, icsville, Md. 29, 2017 @ 2:00PM CST on for Putnam County, Ten- iron stake, Myrick’s corner ded in the Register’s Office, Tenn. SOCCER the following: nessee, and (2) Deed of in Williams’ line; thence Putnam County, Tenness- 5:30 p.m. 7:30 a.m. NBCSN — Premier League, Swansea Trust from JERE T. HER- South 4 degrees West with ee, in Deed Book 85, Page NBCSN — NASCAR, Monster Energy ITEM 1. Cup Series, Bass Pro Shops NRA City vs. Manchester United REN, surviving tenant by Williams’ line 225 feet to an 198. Night Race, qualifying, at Bristol, Tenn. 9:30 a.m. QUANTITY:1 FS1 — Bundesliga, VfL Wolfsburg vs. the entirety, to JACK iron stake, Herren’s Corner, 7:30 p.m. DESCRIPTION:2018 YR. WINDLE, Trustee, dated in Williams’ line; thence with TRACT VI: NBCSN — NASCAR, Xfinity Series, Borussia Dortmund MODEL DUMP TRUCK Food City 300, at Bristol, Tenn. 10 a.m. August 16, 2002 and recor- Herren’s line South 79 de- Being Lots No. 37A and 37B BASEBALL NBCSN — Premier League, Liverpool *THIS BID IS FOR A 2018 ded on August 26, 2002 in grees East 860 feet to the of the Arnold Allison Subdi- vs. Crystal Palace 2 p.m. Y R. MODEL CAB & Trust Deed Book A740, beginning corner. Contain- vision, a plat of which subdi- ESPN — Little League World Series, 12:30 p.m. CHASSIS WITH DUMP Australia (Sydney) vs. Japan (Tokyo), FS1 — Bundesliga, Schalke vs. Leipzig Page 617, Register’s Office ing about 4.4 acres be the vision is recorded in the Re- at Williamsport, Pa. NBC — Premier League, Stoke City vs. BED INSTALLED. for Putnam County, Ten- same more or less. gister’s Office, Putnam 4 p.m. Arsenal nessee, and (3) Deed of County, Tennessee, in ESPN — Little League World Series, 3:30 p.m. LIFE - NWSL, Washington at North Car- Delivery dates must be sup- Trust from JERE T. HER- The previous and last con- Deed Book ___, Page ___ Northwest (Walla Walla, Wash.) vs. plied and will be evaluated West (Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.), olina REN, surviving tenant by veyance being a Warranty and is here referred to for its at Williamsport, Pa. 4 p.m. as part of the bid. ESPN — MLS, game TBA the entirety, to JACK Deed from Elmore G. Myr- contents. 6 p.m. WINDLE, Trustee, dated ick and wife Dorothy J. Myr- ESPN — Little League World Series, TENNIS Specifications may be ob- Asia-Pacific (Seoul, South Korea) vs. Noon August 16, 2002 and recor- ick to Jere T. Herren and The previous and last con- Caribbean (Santiago, Dominican Re- ESPN2 — ATP World Tour & U.S. Open tained at the office of the ded on August 26, 2002 in wife, Betty Jo Herren, and veyance being a Warranty public), at Williamsport, Pa. Series, Western & Southern Open, City of Cookeville Electric Trust Deed Book A740, recorded in the Register’s Deed from C. C. Clemons 8 p.m. men's first semifinal, at Cincinnati 7 p.m. Dept. Service Center, 55 W Page 623, Register’s Office, Office, Putnam County, and wife, Florence Clem- ESPN — Little League World Series, Davis Rd. Southeast (Greenville, N.C.) vs. Mid- ESPN2 — ATP World Tour & U.S. Open Putnam County, Tenness- Tennessee, in Deed Book ons to Jere T. Herren and west (Sioux Falls, S.D.), at Series, Western & Southern Open, ee, and (4) Deed of Trust 68, Page 194. wife Laurene Herren, and Williamsport, Pa. men's second semifinal, at Cincinnati WNBA BASKETBALL The City Council reserves from JERE HERREN to recorded in the Register’s BOXING the right to reject any or all 11 p.m. 8 p.m. JACK WINDLE, Trustee, TRACT IV: Office, Putnam County, ESPN — Alberto Machado vs. Carlos NBA — Atlanta at Dallas bids and hereby declares dated July 5, 2003 and re- Beginning on a stake in Her- Tennessee, in Deed Book Morales, junior lightweights, at Ponce, that all bids not meeting or I corded July 7, 2003 in Re- ren and Williams’s corner, 115, Page 555. Puerto Rico (same-day tape) MLB exceeding specifications will cord Book 71, Page 172, running thence in a South- DRAG RACING be rejected. 9 p.m. National League glance Register’s Office, Putnam ward direction to a stake in TRACT VII: FS1 — NHRA, Lucas Oil Nationals, qual- County, Tennessee, and (5) the Hollow in Herren and Being Lots No. 38A and 38B ifying, at Brainerd, Minn. (same-day East Division Joseph A. Peek, Director Deed of Trust from JERE Williams corner; running of the Arnold Allison Subdi- tape) WLPct GB Cookeville Electric Dept GOLF Washington 72 47 .605 — HERREN to JACK thence in s Southwest- vision, a plat of which subdi- 6 a.m. Miami 58 61 .487 14 8/18 WINDLE, Trustee, dated wardly direction to a Syca- vision is of record in the Put- GOLF — European PGA Tour, Saltire Atlanta 54 65 .454 18 April 29, 2005 and recorded more Tree in the Hollow, nam County Register’s Of- Energy Paul Lawrie Match Play, round New York 53 66 .445 19 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Philadelphia 43 76 .361 29 May 16, 2005 in Record thence running in a North- fice in Book 48, Page 235, of 32, at Bad Griesbach, Germany OF HAMILTON COUNTY, 9 a.m. Central Division Book 229, Page 84, Re- wardly direction to a stake in and is here referred to for a GOLF — LPGA Tour & Ladies European Chicago 63 57 .525 — TENNESSEE Milwaukee 63 59 .516 1 gister’s Office, Putnam Herren, Williams and Pul- more perfect description of Tour, Solheim Cup, Day 1, at Des County, Tennessee, and (6) lum corner, thence running the land herein conveyed. Moines, Iowa St. Louis 62 59 .512 1½ STATE OF TENNESSEE 2 p.m. Pittsburgh 58 63 .479 5½ Deed of Trust from JERE in a Northwestwardly direc- GOLF — PGA Tour, Wyndham Champi- Cincinnati 51 71 .418 13 ex. Rel.,, T. HERREN to JACK tion to a Maple Tree, thence The previous and last con- onship, second round, at Greensboro, West Division WINDLE, Trustee, dated running in a Eastwardly dir- veyance being a Warranty N.C. Los Angeles 85 34 .714 — JASON EVERETT Arizona 67 54 .554 19 January 26, 2002 and recor- ection to a stake in the be- Deed from C. C. Clemons 4 p.m. Petitioner, GOLF — LPGA Tour & Ladies European Colorado 67 54 .554 19 ded March 14, 2002 in ginning corner. Containing and wife, Florence Clem- Tour, Solheim Cup, Day 1, at Des San Diego 54 67 .446 32 Trust Deed Book A713, by estimation 3 acres be the ons to Jere T. Herren and Moines, Iowa San Francisco 49 74 .398 38 Vs. 6 p.m. Thursday's Games Page 107, Register’s Office, same more or less. wife, Laurene Herren, and FS1 — USGA, U.S. Amateur Champi- Arizona 4, Houston 0 Putnam County, Tenness- recorded in the Register’s onship, quarterfinals, at Pacific Pal- Cincinnati 13, Chicago Cubs 10 TANYA SILVEY, ee, and the aforemen- The previous and last con- Office, Putnam County, isades, Calif. Atlanta 10, Colorado 4 Respondent, 7:30 p.m. St. Louis 11, Pittsburgh 7 tioned Deeds of Trust hav- veyance being a Warranty Tennessee, in Deed Book GOLF — Champions Tour, Dick's Sport- N.Y. Yankees 7, N.Y. Mets 5 ing an appointment of Deed from Charlie Williams 118, Page 663. ing Goods Open, first round, at Endi- Washington 2, San Diego 1 DOCKET NO. 16-D-490 successor Trustee of re- and Kizzie Williams to Jere cott, N.Y. (same-day tape) San Francisco 5, Philadelphia 4 DIVISION: IV 3 a.m. (Saturday) Friday's Games cord in Record Book 1006, T. Herren and wife, Laurene Interested parties defined by Toronto (Happ 6-8) at Chicago Cubs (Ar- Pages 145-146, Register’s Herren, and recorded in the T.C.A Section 35-5-104(d): GOLF — PGA Tour of Australasia & Eu- ORDER FOR SERVICE BY ropean PGA Tour, Fiji International, rieta 12-8), 2:20 p.m. Office, Putnam County, Register’s Office, Putnam third round, at Natadola, Fiji (same-day St. Louis (Martinez 9-9) at Pittsburgh PUBLICATION (Williams 5-5), 7:05 p.m. Tennessee, recorded on County, Tennessee, in 1. Putnam County Trustee, tape) IN LIEU OF PERSONAL July 20, 2017, and (7) Deed Book 106, Page 563. Putnam County Courthouse, GYMNASTICS L.A. Dodgers (Hill 8-4) at Detroit (Zim- SERVICE 11 p.m. mermann 7-9), 7:10 p.m. Deed of Trust from JERE 300 E. Spring Street, Room NBCSN — P&G Championships, Miami (Nicolino 1-1) at N.Y. Mets (Flexen TRACT V: 2-1), 7:10 p.m. T. HERREN to RANDY 2, Cookeville, TN 38501. women's events, at Anaheim, Calif. This matter came to be DODSON, Trustee, dated Beginning on a stake in the HORSE RACING Cincinnati (Romano 2-5) at Atlanta heard on Monday, 6th day 5 p.m. (Dickey 8-7), 7:35 p.m. June 24, 2010 and recor- hollow in the line between 2. Putnam County Clerk & FS2 — Saratoga Live, Skidmore Stakes, Arizona (Godley 5-5) at Minnesota (San- of June, 2017, upon Jason ded June 30, 2010 in Re- Jere T. Herren, Kizzie Willi- Master, Putnam County at Saratoga Springs, N.Y. tana 12-7), 8:10 p.m. Everett’s Motion for Service cord Book 590, Page 629, ams and Charlie Williams, Justice Center, 421 E. MLB BASEBALL Milwaukee (Garza 6-6) at Colorado (Mar- by Publication of Respond- quez 9-5), 8:40 p.m. Register’s Office, Putnam then running thence in a Spring Street, Suite 1C49A, 2 p.m. ent Tanya Silvey. The Re- MLB — Toronto at Chicago Cubs Washington (Scherzer 12-5) at San County, Tennessee, and (8) Southwestwardly direction Cookeville, TN 38501. 7 p.m. Diego (Perdomo 6-7), 10:10 p.m. spondent, Tanya Silvey, Philadelphia (Eflin 1-4) at San Francisco Deed of Trust from JERE to a sycamore tree in the MLB — Regional coverage, N.Y. Yan- cannot be served with ordin- T. HERREN, surviving ten- forks of the hollow, then run- kees at Boston OR Seattle at Tampa (Moore 3-12), 10:15 p.m. ary process of law. Her last Bay Saturday's Games ant by the entirety of Betty ning thence in a Northwest- NFL FOOTBALL Toronto (Tepesch 1-2) at Chicago Cubs known address is 1830 SW Jo Herren, and LAURENE wardly direction up the cen- (Quintana 7-10), 2:20 p.m. 10 p.m. Jefferson, Apt. E,HERREN, to RANDY DOD- ter of the hollow to the NFL — Preseason, Minnesota at Seattle L.A. Dodgers (Ryu 4-6) at Detroit (Fulmer Cookeville, TN 38501, at SOCCER 10-10), 4:05 p.m. SON, Trustee, dated June corner of Kizzie Williams, 2:30 p.m. St. Louis (Wacha 9-5) at Pittsburgh (Kuhl which two attempts of deliv- 24, 2011 and recorded July Charlie Williams and Ken- Cookeville office opened in 1987 FS1 — Bundesliga, Bayern Munich vs. 5-8), 4:05 p.m. ery of Written Discovery re- 25, 2011 in Record Book neth Steele, then running by Arnold E. Lefkovitz Bayer Leverkusen Arizona (Greinke 14-5) at Minnesota quests have been returned (Berrios 10-5), 7:10 p.m. 648, Page 363, Register’s thence in a Westwardly dir- 10 p.m. unclaimed without a for- ALL TYPES OF FS1 — MLS, N.Y. Red Bulls at Portland Cincinnati (Stephenson 0-4) at Atlanta Office, Putnam County, ection with the Kenneth TENNIS (Teheran 7-10), 7:10 p.m. warding address, and a Miami (Worley 2-2) at N.Y. Mets (Mon- Tennessee, by reason of Steele line to a chestnut BANKRUPTCIES 1 p.m. private process server and default in the obligation se- stump, then running thence Chapter 7 • Chapter 11 • Chapter 12 • Chapter 13 ESPN2 — ATP World Tour & U.S. Open tero 1-8), 7:10 p.m. investigator has been un- Series, Western & Southern Open, Milwaukee (Woodruff 1-1) at Colorado cured thereby and perform- in a Southwestwardly direc- More than 35 years of experience filing men's quarterfinals, at Cincinnati (Bettis 0-0), 8:10 p.m. able to locate or serve Re- ance of the covenants con- tion to the S. G. Braswell tens of thousands of bankruptcies. 7 p.m. Washington (Strasburg 10-3) at San spondent at this address. tained therein, including the Mill tract corner, thence in a • STOP Garnishments • STOP Foreclosures ESPN2 — ATP World Tour & U.S. Open Diego (Wood 2-4), 8:40 p.m. Respondent’s email ad- Philadelphia (Eickhoff 3-7) at San Fran- breach or default, will sell to Eastwardly direction with • STOP Repossessions • STOP Debt Harassment Series, Western & Southern Open, dress received from prior men's quarterfinals, at Cincinnati cisco (Stratton 1-2), 9:05 p.m. the highest bidder for cash the Mitchell Helm line to the WNBA BASKETBALL counsel isthe interest conveyed to the D. T. Allison corner, then 7 p.m. [email protected], and NBA — Phoenix at Washington American League glance Trustee by said Deed(s) of running thence in a North- ADOPTIONS 10 p.m. she has been sent all cor- East Division Trust in and to the property wardly direction with the NBA — San Antonio at Seattle respondence and pleadings hereinafter described. Alvin Ashburn line to the DIVORCE W L Pct GB to that address. Her phone Boston 69 51 .575 — Jere T. Herren and Alvin CHILD CUSTODY New York 65 55 .542 4 number is 423-310-7011 The sale will be made Ashburn corner, then run- Saturday, Aug. 19 Tampa Bay 60 63 .488 10½ WILLS & PROBATE and voicemails to this num- without warranty as to title ning thence Northwardly AUTO RACING Toronto 59 62 .488 10½ ber have gone unreturned. 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville 1 p.m. Baltimore 59 62 .488 10½ or encumbrances including with the said Herren and Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area NBCSN — IndyCar Series, ABC Supply Central Division Respondent has not been unpaid taxes for the pur- Williams line to the begin- 500, qualifying, at Long Pond, Pa. Cleveland 66 53 .555 — exercising her parenting pose of paying the obliga- ning. Containing by estima- 528-5297 7 p.m. Kansas City 61 59 .508 5½ time to allow for personal Minnesota 60 59 .504 6 tions secured by the said tion 20 acres be the same www.lefkovitz.com NBC — NASCAR, Monster Energy Cup service and the child ex- We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief. Series, Bass Pro Shops NRA Night Detroit 53 67 .442 13½ Deed(s) of Trust, including more or less. This being © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz Race, at Bristol, Tenn. Chicago 45 73 .381 20½ change. After diligent in- West Division charges and expenses of only an unsurveyed portion BASEBALL quiry, her whereabouts can- the Trustee, sums expen- 1 p.m. Houston 74 47 .612 — not be ascertained. It is ESPN — Little League World Series, Los Angeles 62 59 .512 12 ded under the terms thereof, elimination game, at Williamsport, Pa. Seattle 61 61 .500 13½ therefore; interest, attorneys’ fees, and Texas 60 60 .500 13½ 3 p.m. the unpaid balance of the ABC — Little League World Series, elim- Oakland 53 68 .438 21 ORDERED, that Respond- ination game, at Williamsport, Pa. Thursday's Games note secured thereby. This 6 p.m. Cleveland 9, Minnesota 3, 1st game ent, Tanya Silvey, enter an sale will be held in compli- ESPN — Little League World Series, Arizona 4, Houston 0 appearance before this ance with the terms of Sec- elimination game, at Williamsport, Pa. Toronto 5, Tampa Bay 3 Court, Division IV of the Cir- Minnesota 4, Cleveland 2, 2nd game tion 35-5-101, et seq., Ten- 8 p.m. cuit Court of Hamilton ESPN — Little League World Series, N.Y. Yankees 7, N.Y. Mets 5 nessee Code Annotated. elimination game, at Williamsport, Pa. Texas 9, Chicago White Sox 8 County, Tennessee, thirty Friday's Games BOXING (30) days after the last pub- Said lands are described as 10 p.m. Toronto (Happ 6-8) at Chicago Cubs (Ar- lication, and answer the Pe- ESPN — Terence Crawford vs. Julius In- rieta 12-8), 2:20 p.m. follows, to-wit: dongo, for Crawford's WBO/WBC and L.A. Angels (Heaney 0-0) at Baltimore tition filed against her, or de- Indongo's IBF/WBA junior welterweight (Hellickson 7-7), 7:05 p.m. fault may be entered against LYING and being in the 20th titles, at Lincoln, Neb. L.A. Dodgers (Hill 8-4) at Detroit (Zim- her in favor of the Petitioner. mermann 7-9), 7:10 p.m. Civil District of Putnam DRAG RACING It is further; 7 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Montgomery 7-6) at County, Tennessee, being FS1 — NHRA, Lucas Oil Nationals, qual- Boston (Pomeranz 12-4), 7:10 p.m. more particularly described ifying, at Brainerd, Minn. (same-day Seattle (Ramirez 4-4) at Tampa Bay ORDERED, that a copy of (Pruitt 6-3), 7:10 p.m. as follows, to-wit: tape) this order is to be published GOLF Chicago White Sox (Shields 2-4) at 5 a.m. Texas (Cashner 7-9), 8:05 p.m. for four (4) consecutive Arizona (Godley 5-5) at Minnesota (San- TRACT I: GOLF — European PGA Tour, Saltire weeks in the Herald-Citizen Being Lots 29, 30, 31, 32, Energy Paul Lawrie Match Play, round tana 12-7), 8:10 p.m. (Cookeville, TN). The last of 16, at Bad Griesbach, Germany Oakland (Manaea 8-7) at Houston 33, 34, 35 and 36 in Block 8 a.m. (Keuchel 10-2), 8:10 p.m. known address for the party A; Lots 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, GOLF — LPGA Tour & Ladies European Cleveland (Kluber 11-3) at Kansas City is 1830 SW Jefferson, Apt. 34, 35 and 36 in Block b, all Tour, Solheim Cup, Day 2, at Des (Kennedy 4-8), 8:15 p.m. E, Cookeville, TN 38501. Moines, Iowa Saturday's Games in the Arnold Allison Subdi- Noon Toronto (Tepesch 1-2) at Chicago Cubs vision No. 1, a plat of which FOX — USGA, U.S. Amateur Champi- (Quintana 7-10), 2:20 p.m. The dates of publication will onship, semifinals, at Pacific Pal- L.A. Dodgers (Ryu 4-6) at Detroit (Fulmer is or record in the Register’s run: August 18, 25, Septem- Office of Putnam County, isades, Calif. 10-10), 4:05 p.m. ber 1, 8, 2017. 3 p.m. Seattle (Miranda 7-6) at Tampa Bay Tennessee, in Deed Book CBS — PGA Tour, Wyndham Champi- (Odorizzi 6-6), 6:10 p.m. L.A. Angels (Ramirez 10-10) at Baltimore 48 at page 235. onship, third round, at Greensboro, Entered this 23rd day of N.C. (Gausman 9-8), 7:05 p.m. June, 2017 4 p.m. Arizona (Greinke 14-5) at Minnesota The previous and last con- NBC — LPGA Tour & Ladies European (Berrios 10-5), 7:10 p.m. veyance being a Warranty Tour, Solheim Cup, Day 2, at Des N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 9-5) at Boston W. Neil Thomas, III Deed from James Lee and Moines, Iowa (Sale 14-4), 7:10 p.m. Judge GOLF — Champions Tour, Dick's Sport- Oakland (Graveman 3-3) at Houston wife Ruby Lee, to Jere T. ing Goods Open, second round, at En- (McHugh 0-2), 7:10 p.m. Herren and wife, Betty Jo dicott, N.Y. Cleveland (Bauer 11-8) at Kansas City Approved for Entry by: (Vargas 14-6), 7:15 p.m. Herren, and recorded in the 3 a.m. (Sunday) Register’s Office, Putnam GOLF — PGA Tour of Australasia & Eu- Chicago White Sox (Holland 6-12) at COVERT LAW GROUP ropean PGA Tour, Fiji International, Texas (Perez 7-10), 8:05 p.m. County, Tennessee, in final round, at Natadola, Fiji (same-day Samuel A. Byrd, Deed Book 64, Page 100. tape) I Transactions BPR 031053 GYMNASTICS Attorney for the Plaintiff 9 p.m. TRACT II: NBCSN — P&G Championships, men's Thursday, Aug. 17 3828 Dayton Blvd., Being Lots No. 24A, 24B, events, at Anaheim, Calif. FOOTBALL Chattanooga, TN 37415 HORSE RACING 25A, 25B, 26B, 27A and National Football League P: 423-826-2323 27B of the Arnold Allison 4 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Signed LB F: 423-933-3946 FS2 — Saratoga Live, Alabama Stakes, Shayne Skov to a one-year contract. Subdivision; Also Lot No. at Saratoga Springs, N.Y. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — Agreed to [email protected] 2C, containing six (6) acres 8 p.m. terms with C Justin Britt on a contract 8/18, 25, 9/1, 9/8 NBCSN — Breeders' Cup Challenge Se- extension. of the same Subdivision ries, Pacific Classic, at Del Mar, Calif. TENNESSEE TITANS — Signed DB which is of record in the Re- NFL FOOTBALL NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S Darrius Sims. Waived/injured DE SALE AT PUBLIC gister’s Office for Putnam 3 p.m. Kourtnei Brown. County, Tennessee, at NFL — Preseason, Carolina at Ten- SOCCER AUCTION nessee Major League Soccer Cookeville, in Deed Book 7 p.m. D.C. UNITED — Signed G Steve Clark. Notice is hereby given that ____, Page ____. NFL — Preseason, Indianapolis at Dal- United and F Sebastien Le Toux mutu- las ally terminated their contract. on the 29th day of August , 10 p.m. COLLEGE 2017, at the hour of 1:00 The previous and last con- NFL — Preseason, Denver at San Fran- SIU-EDWARDSVILLE — Named Des- p.m., outside the office of veyance being a Warranty cisco tiny Bramblett women's assistant bas- Deed from S. M. Barr, Sr., MLB BASEBALL the Register of Deeds for ketball coach. 2 p.m. CUMBERLAND (TENN.) — Named Putnam County, Tenness- and wife P. E. Barr, to Jere MLB — Toronto at Chicago Cubs Kathy Slaughter director of volleyball. ee, in Cookeville, Ten- T. Herren and wife, Betty 4 p.m. BUCKNELL — Named Joey Lye softball Joe Herren and recorded in FS1 — L.A. Dodgers at Detroit coach. nessee, the undersigned

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3. Internal Revenue Service, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Title Services, TN, Trustee, at the foreclosure sale, the BELLIS' CONCRETE ESTATE OF JESSIE as trustee for Financial entire purchase price is due YARD MAN 801 Broadway, MDP53, Complete Concrete Work FREE Est., experienced Nashville, TN 37203, such ODELL SWALLOWS DE- Freedom Senior Funding and payable at the conclu- From grade work to slab CEASED Notice is hereby Corporation, a Subsidiary of sion of the auction in the Low rates, great work. notice having been timely Serving Cookeville Area Mowing. given in accordance with 26 given that on 3RD day of Indymac Bank, F.S.B. on form of a certified/bank Since 1997 AUGUST 2017, Letters October 15, 2007 at Book check made payable to or 931-432-2494 or U.S.C. § 7425, such sale Licensed, insured. Drug 931-261-4629 being subject to the right of TESTAMENTARY in re- 428, Page 160-169; conduc- endorsed to Shapiro & free workplace. redemption as provided for spect of the Estate of ted by Shapiro & Ingle, LLP, Ingle, LLP. No personal 858-6240 / 528-6240 WOULD LIKE to do in 26 U.S.C. § 7425 (d)(1). JESSIE ODELL SWAL- having been appointed Sub- checks will be accepted. To yard work LOWS, deceased who died stitute or Successor Trust- this end, you must bring suf- COOKEVILLE CONCRETE Call (931)650-1005 4. Jere Michael Herren, Ad- JULY 24TH 2017 were is- ee, all of record in the Put- ficient funds to outbid the Driveways, slabs, all types ministrator of the Estate of sued to the undersigned by nam County Register's Of- lender and any other bid- of stamped concrete, all DODSON LAWN CARE! Jere Herren, 8555 Old Bax- the Probate Court of Put- fice. Default has occurred in ders. Insufficient funds will types of metal bldgs. 20% • Commercial - Residential ter Road, P.O. Box 498, nam County, Tennessee. the performance of the cov- not be accepted. Amounts disc to all Sr Citizens. • Mowing Baxter, TN 38544 All persons, resident and enants, terms, and condi- received in excess of the Winter time special. 40 yrs • Landscaping non-resident, having claims, tions of said Deed of Trust winning bid will be refunded exp. Lic/Ins. (931) 284-8663 • Sod 5. Shawn Fry, Attorney for matured or unmatured, and the entire indebtedness to the successful purchaser • Seed & Aerate against the estate are re- at the time the foreclosure Administrator, 165 East has been declared due and 110 • Mulch Spring Street, Cookeville, quired to file same with the payable. deed is delivered. Cons. Work • Fertilize TN 38501. Clerk of the above-named 15 years experience. Court on or before the earli- Party Entitled to Enforce the This property is being sold BOB'S Construction: Spe- Use Commercial cializing in concrete, Information relating to all er of the dates prescribed in Debt: CIT Bank, N.A., its with the express reserva- Equipment Call (931) 260- (1) or (2) otherwise their successors and assigns. tion that the sale is subject brick/block, additions, re- 8646 unpaid real property taxes models, hardwood/tile, roof- due Putnam County, Ten- claims will be forever to confirmation by the lender barred: The following real estate or trustee. This sale may be ing, building packages, and BUSHHOGGING nessee will be available on all your construction needs. the date of sale (1)(A) Four (4) months from located in Putnam County, rescinded only by the Sub- FREE ESTIMATES the date of the first publica- Tennessee, will be sold to stitute Trustee at any time. If Lic'd/Ins'd. Quality Work • (931) 510-8505 tion of this notice if the cred- the highest call bidder: the Substitute Trustee res- Affordable Prices 931-319- This sale is being held in 6107. BUSHHOGGING, GARDEN compliance with the provi- itor received an actual copy cinds the sale, the pur- of this notice to creditors at Described property located chaser shall only be entitled Tilling, Front End Loader, sions of the Deed of Trust B&B ROOFING & REMOD- Dirt & Gravel Work, Lawn- as aforementioned and Sec- least sixty (60) days before at Putnam County, Ten- to a return of any money ELING: Roof Repairs & Re- the date that is four (4) nessee, to wit: paid towards the purchase mowing. Reasonable Rate. tion 35-5-101 et seq., Ten- placement. Roof Cleaning, Exp'd 931-261-7871. nessee Code Annotated. months from the date of the price and shall have no oth- Home Repairs, additions & first publication; or The land referred to herein er recourse. Once the pur- remodeling. Lic'd/Ins'd Free DREAM SCAPES LAND- (B) Sixty (60) days from the chaser tenders the pur- This the 28th day of July, is situated in the State of Est (931)979-2076 SCAPE 2017. date the creditor received Tennessee, County of Put- chase price, the Substitute Mowing, mulch, top soil, an actual copy of the notice nam described as follows: Trustee may deem the sale FLATT CONSTRUCTION For landscape gravel, bobcat, RANDY DODSON, to creditors if the creditor re- final in which case the pur- all your building needs. Any dump truck. Stone work & SUCCESSOR ceived the copy of the no- A CERTAIN TRACT OR chaser shall have no rem- home repair, painting, garages, flagstone, Call (931)252- tice less than sixty (60) days PARCEL OF LAND LOC- edy. The real property will decks, porches, siding, roofing, 4707 TRUSTEE/TRUSTEE additions.(931)265-5687 8/4, 8/11, 8/18 prior to the date that is four ATED IN, THE 8TH CIVIL be sold AS IS, WHERE IS, (4) months from the date of DISTRICT OF PUTNAM, with no warranties or rep- ADVANCED LAWN CARE first publication as de- COUNTY, TENNESSEE, resentations of any kind, ex- DDS Roofing & Home Imp Lic'd & Ins'd; Free Est. scribed in (1)(A): or DESCRIBED AS FOL- press or implied, including Roofing/siding specialist, decks, Res/Comm. Mowing, mulch- garages, power washing, stain- NOTICE TO BIDDERS: (2) Twelve (12) months from LOWS, TO-WIT: without limitation, war- ing, trimming, Landscaping, the decedent's date of ranties regarding condition ing, concrete. Free Est, Fall clean-up, leaf removal, death. BEGINNING ON AN IRON of the property or marketab- Lic/Ins'd, 25 yrs exp, Sr/military aerating & seeding. Senior The City of Cookeville Elec- discounts. (931)349-5180 tric, Public Works, and Wa- STAKE IN THE NORTH ility of title. disc. 931-260-5734 ter Quality Control Depart- This 3RD DAY OF AU- EDGE OF A GRAVEL GUST 2017 ROAD (NEW WINDECLIFF This office may be a debt H&H LAWN PRO'S ments, will receive sealed 112 Electrical Free Estimates bids, until 10:30 A.M. CSDT ROAD); THENCE NORTH collector. This may be an at- Signed RUSSELL WAYNE 160 FEET TO AN IRON tempt to collect a debt and HANDYMAN (931)310-2050, 310-1866 Thursday August 31, 2017, Call or Text for New 2017 or 2018 Year SWALLOWS EXECUTOR STAKE; THENCE WEST any information obtained Electrical, plumbing, car- Model Vehicles. The Fol- 110 FEET TO AN IRON may be used for that pur- pentry, masonry, painting. LANDSCAPER w/15 Years lowing List is a Brief De- Attorney for the Estate STAKE; THENCE SOUTH pose. 30 years exp. No project too Exp in Nashville wants to scription of Vehicles: JOY BUCK GOTHARD 160 FEET TO AN IRON big or small. 931-432-9105 help you w/all aspects of PO BOX 806 STAKE IN THE NORTH Shapiro & Ingle, LLP landscaping, drainage prob- Substitute Trustee • Two (2) Pickup Trucks COOKEVILLE, TN 38503 EDGE OF THE BEFORE 120 Paint/Wallpaper lems & hardscapes. Free Regular Cab 4x2 6,650lb MENTIONED ROAD; 10130 Perimeter Parkway Est. Comm/Res (931)239- Marcia Borys, Circuit and THENCE EAST WITH THE Suite 400 GVWR RMD PAINTING 4307, 713-2550 • Four (4) Pickup Trucks Probate Clerk NORTH EDGE OF SAID Charlotte, NC 28216 421 East Spring Street ROAD 110 FEET TO THE Phone: (704) 333-8107 •Interior/Exterior. •Power Extended Cab 4x4 6,650lb washing •Staining. Free Es- MOWING NEEDS? GVWR Cookeville, TN 38501 POINT OF BEGINNING. Fax: (704) 333-8156 Call Stephen at 8/11,18 CONTAINING 17,600 SQ. www.shapiro-ingle.com timates. Guaranteed to • One (1) Pickup Truck Ex- beat any price. Call Southern States tended Cab 4x4 9,000lb FEET. Mowing & Lawn Care, Inc. NOTICE TO CREDITORS File No. 14-061915 (931)525-1186 or 529-1029. GVWR ESTATE OF MICHAEL JAY 931-310-5555 • One (1) Crew Cab & BEING THE SAME LAND 8/11, 18, 25 Munoz Remolding & ELLIOTT DECEASED No- CONVEYED TO AMMON Chassis 4x4 (Diesel) tice is hereby given that on Painting 140 Other 16,500lb GVWR w/Service DILLARD MASSA AND Bathroom remodeling 3RD day of AUGUST 2017, WIFE, ANN MASSA BY Body Letters TESTAMENTARY in 005 Public Notices •Hardwood •Wall Repair JACKSON MOVING We • One (1) Crew Cab & WARRANTY DEED FROM •Int/Ext •Deck Staining •Gut- respect of the Estate of MI- JOHN HARVEL CASS AND have a 20' box truck & men Chassis 4x4 (Diesel) CHAEL JAY ELLIOTT, de- ters Cleaned and MUCH to do your job. Ref's Avail. 16,500lb GVWR w/Crain & WIFE, CARTHA LERON Some secrets need MORE! (931)239-5812 ceased who died JULY 8TH CASS, RECORDED Call for free Est. 931-268- Crain Service Body 2017 were issued to the un- to be shared. 9102 09/26/1967 IN BOOK 105 MEADOWS & SMITH dersigned by the Probate AT PAGE 103. Bid Specifications, for each Court of Putnam County, SEXUAL Painting / Power Washing vehicle, may be picked up at Res/Comm, Painting the Tennessee. Street Address: 4923 New the Department of Water All persons, resident and ASSAULT Upper Cumberland since Quality Control Office, 1860 Window Cliff Rd, Baxter, it's not 1978. Ins'd. (931)303-6291, non-resident, having claims, Tennessee 38544 South Jefferson Ave., matured or unmatured, your fault! 510-3254 Cookeville, TN 38506 Parcel Number: 111O A against the estate are re- 003.00 For confidential help between the hours of 8:00 quired to file same with the 121 A.M. and 4:30 P.M. Any Current Owner(s) of Prop- or information, call Pest Control Clerk of the above-named erty: Ann Lee Massa questions concerning bid Court on or before the earli- Inground Fiberglass Pools should be addressed to Life time Guar. Fast install, er of the dates prescribed in The street address of the Marlin Haggard @ 931- (1) or (2) otherwise their all shapes & sizes. 520-5239. above described property is Call (931)349-4219 claims will be forever believed to be 4923 New barred: The City of Cookeville re- Window Cliff Rd, Baxter, (1)(A) Four (4) months from Tennessee 38544, but such (931)526-5197 • 1-800-707- serves the right to accept the date of the first publica- or reject any or all bids, to address is not part of the 5197 tion of this notice if the cred- legal description of the prop- ALL STAR PEST waive any informalities, itor received an actual copy CONTROL and to accept the bid con- erty sold herein and in the of this notice to creditors at event of any discrepancy, OF TENNESSEE sidered to be in the best least sixty (60) days before Complete Termite Service interest of the City. the legal description herein 025 Special Notices the date that is four (4) shall control. Lic'd/Ins'd. Bonded. months from the date of the All work guaranteed Ronnie J. Kelly first publication; or FOR YOUR Free Estimates. Director This sale is subject to, CONVENIENCE MARTY KELLY, 931-526-8550 GANTT'S AUTO TRIM (B) Sixty (60) days from the without limitation, all mat- & UPHOLSTERY 8/18 date the creditor received Charter # 4252 ters shown on any applic- The Herald Citizen has in- Complete Auto/Boat Interiors an actual copy of the notice able recorded plat; any un- Owner Wayne Gantt to creditors if the creditor re- stalled an after hours drop paid taxes; any restrictive box for 125 Home Renovation 931-372-7606 ceived the copy of the no- covenants, easements, or NOTICE TO CREDITORS tice less than sixty (60) days • Circulation Dept. payments ESTATE OF JAMES A. setback lines that may be • Classified Dept. payments prior to the date that is four applicable; any statutory 210 Child/Elder Care FARLEY SR. DECEASED (4) months from the date of • Letters to the Editor Notice is hereby given that right of redemption of any • Community News Bulletin I WOULD LIKE TO SIT first publication as de- governmental agency, state on 3RD day of AUGUST scribed in (1)(A): or • I Like to Know Questions with the elderly or federal; any prior liens or • News & Sports Info and REPLACEMENT WINDOWS & 2017, Letters TESTAMENT- (2) Twelve (12) months from DOORS. Call today for free in- Call Mary @ (931)319-3538 ARY in respect of the Es- encumbrances including Photos the decedent's date of those created by a fixture fil- home Est. Serving Ckvl for over tate of JAMES A. FARLEY death. 15 yrs. 931-Windows I WOULD like to house SR., deceased who died ing or any applicable YOUR LOCAL NEWS clean or sit with elderly JULY 7TH 2017 were is- homeowners’ association SOURCE people part-time. 931-252- This 3RD DAY OF AU- dues or assessments; all sued to the undersigned by GUST 2017 Herald-Citizen 127 Sheetrock,Drywall 3893, 372-2540. the Probate Court of Put- claims or other matters, 1300 Neal Street nam County, Tennessee. whether of record or not, Cookeville, TN 38501 LUNA'S DRYWALL Signed VICTORIA MAXINE which may encumber the 215 Employment Opp. All persons, resident and ELLIOTT EXECUTRIX Sheetrock Work: Hang, fin- purchaser’s title and any ish, touch up. No job too non-resident, having claims, Financial Assoc 2 matter that an accurate sur- PLEASE READ YOUR AD big/small. 931-212-6899 matured or unmatured, Attorney for the Estate University Advancement vey of the premises might The Herald-Citizen makes against the estate are re- DAVID DAY TN Tech University disclose. every effort to assure that quired to file same with the 19 SO JEFFERSON AVE Complete position sum- your ad is accurate. Advert- 130 Tree Service Clerk of the above-named COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 mary and application pro- The following parties may isers should read their ad- Court on or before the earli- OLD TIMERS TREE SERVICE cedure available at claim an interest in the vertisement the first day it er of the dates prescribed in Marcia Borys, Circuit and 4 generations of tree care. https://jobs.tntech.edu. Ap- above-referenced property appears and report any er- (1) or (2) otherwise their Probate Clerk Specialize in dangerous tree plication deadline is August to be affected by the fore- rors immediately. The Her- claims will be forever 421 East Spring Street removal.Grind stumps. 21, 2017. Tennessee Tech closure: any judgment cred- ald-Citizen is responsible for barred: Cookeville, TN 38501 Lic/Ins. T. Bowman 537- University is an AA/ EEO itor or lien holder with an in- only the first incorrect inser- (1)(A) Four (4) months from 8/11,18 2466;260-5655 employer and does not dis- terest subordinate to the tion and no allowance will the date of the first publica- criminate on the basis of Schedule of Events said Deed of Trust or any be made for more than one tion of this notice if the cred- M & M TREE SERVICE race, color, religion, ethnic itor received an actual copy for Board Week party claiming by, through, insertion. Trim, top & remove trees. August 21-24, 2017 or under any of the forego- or national origin, sex, dis- of this notice to creditors at Also stump removal. ability age (40 and over), least sixty (60) days before ing. Such parties known to Free Est. Lic/Ins The Planning Committee of the Substitute Trustee may status as a protected veter- the date that is four (4) 050 Lost and Found Call 432-4382 or 260-6304 an, genetic information or months from the date of the Cookeville Regional Medic- include: All parties claiming al Center will meet on by, through, or under Ann any other category protec- first publication; or LOST 7/31 in Algood, Hwy EVERGREEN TREE ser- ted by federal or state law. (B) Sixty (60) days from the Monday, August 21, 2017 at Massa, Deceased. 111 area. Dark plaid hard- vice We top, trim, prune & 5:00pm in the CRMC board Inquiries regarding the date the creditor received case suitcase, also can- remove trees. Jeff Burchett nondiscrimination policies an actual copy of the notice room. Terms of Sale will be public vass zip overnight. 537- & Shawn Roberson. Satis- auction, for cash, free and should be directed to to creditors if the creditor re- 3549, 349-4895. REWARD! faction guaranteed Fully Ins'd [email protected]. ceived the copy of the no- The Finance Committee of clear of rights of homestead, (931)319-1199, 261-8870 tice less than sixty (60) days Cookeville Regional Medic- redemption and dower to 2 Front Desk Clerks. PT, al Center will meet on Tues- prior to the date that is four the extent disclaimed or in- 103 Auto Svc./Repair ARBOR MEDICS Tree 2nd or 3rd shift. Apply @ (4) months from the date of day, August 22, 2017 at applicable, and the rights of Specialist: Owner: Scott Motel 6, 1100 S Jefferson. first publication as de- 5:00pm in the CRMC board Ann Massa, and those Winningham. ISA Certified room. claiming throughJ & A AUTO SERVICE 2 HVAC Positions: Exp'd scribed in (1)(A): or Great service at discount Arborist. #SO-5152-AT him/her/it/them. 537-6829 / 261-1967 Service Tech & Exp'd In- (2) Twelve (12) months from The Board of Trustees of prices! TOWING AVAIL- stall Tech. Good pay, the decedent's date of Cookeville Regional Medic- ABLE 931-260-6459 Health Ins, 401K, Paid Holi- death. Any right of equity of re- al Center will meet demption, statutory and oth- 135 Yard Work days. Jackson Heating, Thursday, August 24, 2017 Cooling, 'n' More This 3RD DAY OF AU- erwise, and homestead are at 6:00pm in the CRMC waived in accord with the 105 Cleaning RHETT BUTLER's (931)526-9447 GUST 2017 LAWN CARE board room/putnam room. terms of said Deed of Trust, Accepting resumes for 8/18, 20 and the title is believed to TOM'S CARPET Mowing, Landscaping, Signed MARY FARLEY Mulching, probation officer for the EXECUTRIX SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S be good, but the under- CLEANING Sparta, TN area. Applicants signed will sell and convey #1 Cleaning Specialist Yard Maintenance SALE Call local cell 544-3303 must work well with the pub- Attorney for the Estate only as Substitute Trustee. Call (931)349-2288 lic & be a team player. All CYNTHIA LYONS Sale at public auction will be LAWN MOWING: Light applicants are required to 320 E. BROAD ST on October 3, 2017 at The right is reserved to ad- hauling, odd jobs, remove have an A.S. degree in COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 10:00AM local time, at the journ the day of the sale to XTREME PRESSURE old barns/bldings, garage Criminal Justice related field front door, Putnam County another day, time, and place WASH cleaning. 432-0863, 510-4040 or a Bachelor's Degree in Marcia Borys, Circuit and Courthouse, 421 East certain without further pub- Commercial - Residential any field. Applicants must Probate Clerk Spring Street, Cookeville, lication, upon announce- vinyl, gutters, decks, con- MOWING, LANDSCAPING, have no prior record & will 421 East Spring Street Tennessee pursuant to ment at the time and place crete, etc. Licensed & Ins‚d. Pressure Washing, hauling, be subject to drug screen- Cookeville, TN 38501 Deed of Trust executed by for the sale set forth above. Free Est. cleaning, odd jobs. Free ing. Send resumes to 8/11,18 Ann Massa, to Richmond If you purchase a property Gary Flatt, 931-261-5542 Est. Call 265-5775 [email protected] a

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ARRCO, LLC. is a family Exp'd Equipment Operat- Immediate Opening for Local law firm seeks Legal Odell no later than 4:30 PM DRIVER NEEDED: CDL owned company that re- ors & Underground Utiltiy maintenance/repair/fix it assistant w/good communic- on Wednesday, August 23, driver needed. Must be manufactures HVAC com- Installers needed w/com- man. Must have some ation skills. Non-smoker. 2017, at the Upper Cumber- class A, with good, safe pressors. We are a growing pany that travels across US working knowledge of Exp. preferred but not req'd. land Development District, driving history & able to company looking for great doing new construction plumbing, electrical, remod- Vacation, paid holidays, 1225 South Willow Avenue, pass drug & background people to add to our team. projects. Co. pays travel, eling, roofing repairs. Per- 401K provided. Salary Com- Cookeville TN 38506-4158. checks. Freightliners, pulling We are looking for people hotel, & per diem. Call Re- manent P/T position. Hon- mensurate based on Exp. Reefers. We run OVER with Manual Machining, becca, 307-391-1339. est, dependable + trust- BOX 1211, H-C PO Box Equal Opportunity Employer THE ROAD, with no UP- welding (mig/tig), and ma- worthy need only apply. 2729, Ckvl, TN 38502-2729 PER NE. states, and NO chine shop experience. Re- Ref's, credit ck req'd. Call CA. We offer NO forced dis- quired experience: manual G & L Manufacturing Hugh Billingsley daily Local spa in Cookeville patch. You accept or reject engine lathe & manual tur- Cookeville, TN 12PM-3PM @ 260-2032 has an immediate opening Senior Care Program each dispatch offered. 615- ret lathe, manual milling (ie. Job Title: Quality Control for a Licensed Massage Director 374-3385. Bridgeport Machine). The Engineer Therapist. Earn up to $35 Cumberland River Hospital position we are hiring for is Industrial Engineer per massage in a spacious is seeking qualified candid- 290 Schools/Instruc- on a manufacturing disas- Plans, coordinates, and dir- and relaxing work environ- ates to manage its Senior sembly line. Our plant hours ects quality control program G&L Manufacturing in ment. Must be licensed in Care Program. Three to five NO HIGH school diploma are 7am - 3:30 pm. Full be- designed to ensure continu- Cookeville, TN is looking the state of TN. Please send years’ experience as a Clin- needed. How often do you nefits available. RESUME ous production of products for an experienced Industri- resume to BOX 1212, H-C ical Therapist, Social Work- see that? Putnam County REQUIRED consistent with established al Engineer to work primar- P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, er or Licensed Clinical So- Adult High School can show Call 931-372-1237, Email: standards: Develops and ily on the factory floor. This TN 38502-2729. cial Worker is required and you a way to complete the [email protected], analyzes data and product a background working with position is necessary to fa- LOOKING FOR A STABLE credits you missed when or stop by our office at 820 specifications to determine cilitate growth and expan- geriatrics preferred. you were in school before. E. 20th St., Ckvl TN 38501 present standards and es- JOB WITH A GROWING sion into several new cus- COMPANY?? Flexible schedule -- days or tablish proposed quality and tomer areas over the next 3 To Apply Go To: evenings. Individualized Tri State Distribution, Inc., is www.cumberlandriverhospital. reliability of finished product. years and beyond. This is a Bucket Operator, Giraffe now hiring for entry level po- com study. Possible credit for Ensures the product manu- full time position. We are work or armed services Operator, Tree Climber factured fits the purpose sitions on all shifts. If you looking to improve pro- want to work in a clean & training. Relaxed atmo- needed. Must have 6 mos and meets the customer ex- ductivity, reduce scrap, im- exp at least, & valid drivers safe working environment, sphere. Free. If you are pectations and legal compli- prove quality, lower our cus- The Upper Cumberland between 18 and 118 and license. Call 265-1150. ance. for a stable company who tomer PPM, and better util- offers competitive wages + Development District is want information about re- ize our limited floor space advertising for an gistering, call 528-8685. Job Responsibilities benefits, such as paid vaca- City of Algood, TN within the facility. Our core tions & holidays, & group Administrative Assistant This could be your year to business is manufacturing graduate. If you can dream 1. 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Apply in person from ies doing business by phone submit an application by Au- abilities and qualifications: 8am to 12pm, Monday thru ten skills. to promise you a loan and gust 25, 2017 at 4pm. back to other production • Bachelor’s degree in In- • Filing, copying and scan- managers or workers. Friday, or send resume to ask you to pay for it before Applications and more de- dustrial Engineering and a 600 Vista Drive, Sparta, TN, ning. they deliver. For free inform- tail are available at: 3. Interact with Sales and minimum of 5 years of Man- • Serve as switchboard op- Marketing department to de- 38583 or by fax at 931-738- ation about avoiding ad- www.algood-tn.com ufacturing experience. 2019. TSD is an equal op- erator as needed. vance fee loan scams, write or termine customer require- • Work with the organiza- Interested applicants must ments and determine if pro- portunity employer that con- to the Federal Trade Com- Algood City Hall tion to develop standards for siders all qualified applic- submit resume to Tammy mission, Washington, D.C., 215 W Main Street, Algood duction processes are cap- production and to improve O'Dell no later than 4:30 able of meeting those re- ants without regard to race, 20580 or call the National Monday thru Friday productivity by reducing color, religion, disability PM, Tuesday, August 29, Fraud Information Center, 1- 8:00 am to 4:00 pm quirements. waste. 2017 at the Upper Cumber- 4. Maintain critical records status, protected veteran 800-876-7060. This mes- EOE • Organize the plant floor for status or any other charac- land Development District, sage is a public service of and documents related to efficient storage, process 1225 S. Willow Ave, quality assurance. teristic protected by law. the Herald-Citizen & Re- flow and utilize Visual man- Cookeville TN, 38506. gional Buyers Guide. Director of Housekeeping 5. Design and implement agement tools to create an Cookeville Regional Cumberland River Hospital procedures necessary to environment that can be Medical Center Equal Opportunity Employer FEDERAL LAW allows you seeks a full-time Director of achieve quality results in the managed by walking the Now Hiring to correct your credit report Housekeeping. The Direct- production processes. process. Develop the ne- for free. For more informa- or of Housekeeping is re- 6. Provide production sup- cessary standards for this Cook/Baker PRN; Food tion about credit repair sponsible for the planning, port, troubleshooting, and process. Service Aide F/T & PRN; ZUMBA INSTRUCTOR scams, write to the Federal organization development documentation manage- • Work hand-in-hand with Cashier F/T & PRN; Hos- needed for ages 50/up. Trade Commission, Wash- and direction of the House- ment. the quality engineer and pitality Clerk F/T; Clinical Tues, Thurs at 10:30AM on- ington, D.C., 20580 or call keeping Unit in accordance 7. Implement ongoing qual- technicians to ensure they Dietician F/T; EVS Techni- going. Contact Julie, the National Fraud Informa- with federal, state, and loc- ity improvement processes. have the right tools to en- cian F/T & PRN; Social Cookeville Activity Center, tion Center, 1-800-876- al standards. High School 8. Responsible for Quality able process control and Worker PRN; Childcare (931)526-9318 ext 103. 7060. This message is a Diploma required with 3-5 Control program implement- high-quality standards for all Aide F/T & PRN; Switch- public service of the Herald- years in a housekeeping en- ation, ISO documentation our customers. board Operator PRN; Re- Citizen& Regional Buyers vironment required with and certification. • Support all audits and gistration Rep F/T & PRN; Guide. management experience 9. Ensure adequate correct- audit findings to create an Health Fair Tech PRN. Legitimate job placement preferred. ive measures are implemen- environment of continuous firms that work to fill specif- 410 • Maintains the care and use ted in cases of noncompli- improvement on the plant For More Information and to ic positions cannot charge Cycles & ATVs of supplies and equipment. ance. floor. apply go to: an upfront fee. For free in- • Develops and maintains 10. Instrumental in the de- • Coach, teach and develop www.crmchealth.org formation about avoiding written policy and proced- velopment of PPAP, APQP, the organization to create E.O.E employment service scams, SPC, 8D and any other sup- ures for housekeeping and the daily verification needed Newspaper Carriers write to the Federal Trade laundry services. porting documentation re- to ensure workplace organ- Commission, 600 quired by customers. needed delivering the Ten- • Manages all employees of ization and management. nessean at night. 931-261- Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, the department and is re- • Verify, manage and im- 6522 Washington, DC 20580, or sponsible for the perform- Qualifications: prove the current operator you can go online to ance management and hir- work instructions to ensure ONE HOUR MARTINIZING http://www.fraud.org/. ing of the employees within Knowledgeable in quality they support the customer This message is a public ser- 2006 SUZUKI GSXR 750: at 55 N. Walnut is accept- vice of the Herald-Citizen & Low miles, adult ridden, hel- that department. assurance principles, in- and the technicians. ing applications for a front • Performs regular quality spection techniques and • Understand, train and Regional Buyers Guide. met + accessories. Yellow & counter sales rep. Apply in Black, frame slidders, wheel and maintenance checks testing procedures. Have coach the organization on Person. throughout the facility. good verbal and written the basic concepts of 5S, stand, 2 helmets. $4,800. (931)267-8594 • Position is a working Dir- communication skills to WPO, and elimination of Person needed to run 241 Health Care Emp. ector. Successful candidate present findings from data waste in the workplace. chain saw & brush chipper. will be required to balance analysis. Proficient in Mi- • Support the training and Must have valid drivers li- Cookeville Regional 415 RVs time between director and crosoft Word & Excel. Profi- certification of operators. cense. Call 260-5655. Medical Center Now working on the floor. cient in gauging and metro- Hiring Positions for To Apply logy skills, including hand • Work with the Manufactur- Public Conservator Physician Practice www.crmchealth.org tools calipers, pin gauges, ing, Maintenance and Sales Position Available E.O.E. optical comparator, and teams to develop plans for • F/T Experienced Site CMM. Ability to implement future equipment and Act as an agent for the Pub- Manager ISO procedures and main- CAPEX investments as the lic Conservatorship Pro- • F/T Certified Medical Disaster Restoration Tech tain certification process. business needs change. gram serving both court ap- Assistant/Licensed Needed Ability to lead teams, facilit- • Participate in and oversee pointed and DPOA clients; Practical Nurse ate meetings, manage plant floor Kaizen improve- make financial and health • F/T Patient Representative Performs water, fire, and projects and oversee qual- ment activities and house- related decisions for clients; • F/T Scribe (Certified other property damage ser- ity-related programs, policy BOAT and RV STORAGE: keeping audits weekly. Util- act as the fiduciary agent in Medical Assistant/ 40' long, 12 ' wide doors, 14' vices. Must be 18+, depend- and procedures. Needs a ize these processes to en- regard to conservatorship Licensed Practical Nurse) able, trustworthy, have ex- tall. Has electric & lights. strong background in PPAP, sure quality and repeatable services; prepare and file Gated at night. 4 min. No. of cellent communication, or- APQP, 8D, and statistical performance across all reports with courts; make For More Information and to ganizational skills, positive Algood right off Hwy 111. process control (SPC). shifts. court appearances; visit cli- apply go to: Call (931)544-2871 attitude. Must work add’l hrs • Must possess computer ents; transport clients when www.crmchealth.org as needed including an on- We are a Tennessee Drug skills including but not lim- necessary; maintain client E.O.E call rotation and able to Free Workplace and com- ited to Microsoft Office, Ac- files; assist in applying for 425 Autos for Sale work in crawl spaces and at- ply with all Federal and cess, CAD, navigate on the and maintaining eligible be- tics. Able to lift 50+ lbs, State requirements. internet, and the intranet, as nefits; and recruit/train vo- learn to use power tools, Send resume to well as the use of e-mail lunteers to work in the pro- EXP'D, Front Office Recep- chemicals and protective [email protected] and great written communic- gram. tionist needed for very busy gear, have valid driver’s li- ation skills. medical office. Greet pa- cense. Perks: cell phone al- • This candidate must be Minimum education and ex- tients & collect and update lowance, yearly bonus, paid HELP WANTED capable of multi-tasking and perience for District Public patient information. FT M-F 2016 FORD Mustang vacation. Training provided CABLE TV TECH of taking direction from mul- Guardians: Please send resume to Coupe. Showroom quality, for right individual. Must OVERTON COUNTY AREA tiple sources and then at- • Bachelor’s degree in hu- [email protected] or only 3,500 miles. $22,000. pass background check & Please pick up an applica- taching the correct priorities man services or related fax to 931-646-3950. Pls call (931)252-8800 drug screen. $8.50/hr or tion or send resume to to projects. field; and more. Raise to $10/hr in first OPC COMMUNICATIONS • Develop and maintain ac- • At least two (2) years of yr. [email protected] 1034 East Main Street curate manpower records successful employment in a Livingston, TN 38570 for the facility and anticip- field related to public guardi- No Phone Calls Please ate additional manpower Edgar Evins State Park anship activities, such as needs in time to obtain and social services, law, finan- has two positions open in train them. our Maintenance Depart- cial institutions, and/or ment. Experienced only. For Hiring an Auto Body Tech. health care or other related Exp'd only. Must have pride We are a Tennessee Drug fields. further information and to Free Workplace and com- apply for one or both of in your work, be a team • Within two (2) years from player, & be responsible. ply with all Federal and the date of employment as a these positions, please go State requirements. online to www.neogov.com Come by in person or call District Public Guardian, for interview at Julian's Send resume to each District Public Guardi- Auto Body Shop 372-0102 [email protected] an shall obtain certification Excel Temporary Ser- or 372-7297. by the National Guardian vices is hosting a Hiring Association as a Re- Event for Putnam County Local 70 yr old Co. looking gistered Guardian. and Surrounding Areas. We HIRING WEEKLY for office help. Computer are currently hiring for Pro- •Temps to Hire for Local skills & reliability needed 8- Interested applicants must duction Workers, Gen Factory. 4. Paid Health Ins, 401k, submit a resume to Tammy Bledsoe County Correctional Complex Laborers, Maintenance •Quality Control Inspectors. Holiday & Vacation. Mon- O Are you seeking stable employment in a team environment Technicians, Etc. Contact Call DP Personnel Fri. Apply: Builders Sup- Now Hiring with the opportunity for advancement? If so, you belong Christy at 931-372-8222 for (931) 372-8882 ply, 50 Scott Ave, Ckvl. here. Apply today to join our team. more details. 257 S. Willow Ave, Ckvl EOE CNAs Correctional Officer applications accepted online at Now hiring certified CNAs for our quality skilled www.tn.gov/hr and onsite. IWC is accepting applications for the positions nursing facility. All shifts are currently available. listed below, based from IWC’s Cookeville We are also offering a sign • 12 Hour Shifts. location. Interested candidates may apply at on bonus for CNAs. • Off Every Other Friday, Saturday & Sunday IWC’s Warehouse: 535 Dry Valley Road, across from Algood Elementary School or ($1,500 over 4 months) • $2277/month online at www.goiwc.com/careers. • $600 Correctional Officer Sign-On Bonus We offer top pay and benefits including 401k • Starting Salary of $2391/month with proof of an • Order Selector – night shift; hourly rate plus incentive pay Retirement, Employee Associate or Bachelor Degree Stock Ownership, Health, • Route Delivery – Must have Class A CDL; no overnight deliveries Dental, Life, Vacation Employees and eligible dependents are offered Health, Package, Scholarship Dental, Life, Pharmacy and Vision Insurance. Paid Time • Cash & Carry part-time clerks – Approx. 20 hours wk. Will work with program for nurse advancement. Off, 401K, Retirement Plan and Tuition Assistance are a few College/University students school schedule of the other benefits available. (931) 525-6655 - Phone • PC Tech - Management, maintenance and support of IWC owned laptop, tablet, (931) 525-3581 - Fax Contact Human Resources at (423)881-6180 and desktop PCs. 444 One-Eleven Place Cookeville, TN 38506 Follow us online at: We are looking for candidates interested in working for a family-owned business that We are an equal opportunity employer www.tn.gov/correction cares about its employees. We offer an opportunity to grow personally and www.facebook.com/TNDepartmentofCorrection professionally. Come join our IWC Team! BETHESDA https://twitter.com/TNTDOC1 IWC offers an excellent benefits package Health Care Center https://www.youtube.com/TNTDOC1 EOE and a member of the TN Drug Free Workplace Program The Department of Correction is an Equal Opportunity Employer. HERALD-CITIZEN, Cookeville, Tenn. — www.herald-citizen.com — Friday, August 18, 2017 — B5

425 Autos for Sale 515 Garage/Yard Sales 515 Garage/Yard Sales 545 Pets & Supplies 720 Apt/Duplex Rent 830 Open Houses "HOARDERS PARADISE HUGE YARD SALE LOOKING FOR A PET? 1, 2, 3 & 4 BR Apts / My Amazing Bargians Can SATURDAY 8/19 Adopt your new best HOUSES NEW $280-$800 Be Yours - Out of Room! 7AM-1PM friend! Cable, Water/Appl's Fur- Too Much to List. 3937 Hilltop Drive Visit us online at www.aarf- nished OPEN HOUSE Save My Marriage and Be Dining room set, two tn.com to see all of our res- OVER 100 LOCATIONS SUNDAY 8/20 .. 2PM-4PM There couches, elliptical, home de- cued dogs, cats, puppies Kids Welcome; Some Pets 1339 Eastwood Dr. SAT, SUN .. 8AM-1PM cor, end tables, lamps, rugs, and kittens! Meet the dogs in Designated Apts. 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Please be 2BR, 1BA. Stove, refrig, 38501 7867 anytime INSIDE ESTATE SALE THURSDAY & FRIDAY part of the solution to end DW, CH/A. $380/mo. Small From PCCH: So on Jeffer- You MUST go to your 20 LINDEN STREET animal overpopulation - pets OK!! Call 526-1988. son, L on Steven St, enter spay or neuter your pets. Capshaw Woods, L on Her- 430 Trucks For Sale 8:00am to 4:00pm 2 CHARMING APTS. 1 city’s business office to Beautiful dining room set, A.A.R.F. (All About Rescue mitage, L on Canter, home and Fixin' Inc.) block from square. Freeze on L. $329,900. Hosting: obtain a permit. washer & dryer, chest freez- Street. Call 261-1020. er, linens, glassware, cloth- 931-260-8018 (voicemail Lola Pierce. Listing Agent: ing, antique quilt racks only) • www.aarf-tn.com 2BR 1.5BA townhouse, Elaine Morgan. See our dis- City of Algood CHA, WD/HU, $575/mo , 6 play ad in Sunday August 215 W Main St. blocks from TTU. 265-8661 20th's Herald-Citizen Clas- MOVING SALE 3 MO OLD MALE & FE- Algood, TN MALE KITTENS. I will pay sified for more details. 2006 TOYOTA Tacoma THURS, FRI, SAT .. 8A-4P 2BR 1BA Duplex Lrg rooms, AMERICAN WAY R. E. for spay/neuter at 6 months. stove, frig, DW, micro, W/D. Full w/tow pkg. 4x4, 4.0 liter or 404 Norman Mayberry Rd 526-9581 Ckvl, 38501 Must have references from drive-in bsmnt, lrg yard V66, 194,000 well cared for a Vet. Call 931-935-1410 $750/mo, $500/dep. 931-265- Lola: (931)284-8488 miles. Used as daily driver City of Cookeville Furniture, gun cabinet, 9606 / 260-6117 lamps, tables, clothes, toys, SUNDAY, AUGUST 20 by mature original owner. 45 E. Broad Street 2:30PM - 4:00PM $11,500. (931)349-4397 Cookeville, TN and MUCH MORE!! FREE 1 yr old female Calico 2BR 1BA in Ckvl. Peaceful Cat. Shots & spayed. FREE country setting, WD/HU, 1847 Hickory Hill Dr From Cookeville; No on 2 FAMILY YARD SALE RUMMAGE SALE To Good Home. Call 423- CHA, $450/mo + dep. No 505 Misc. Wanted SATURDAY .. 7AM-2PM 774-6929. pets. (931)268-9831,644- Hilham Rd, R on Post Oak SATURDAY ONLY .. 7A-4P Rd, Cross N. Quinland Rd 953 Nottingham Dr, 38501 Hardy's Chapel Comm. Ctr 4865 Tools wanted. Any misc Hardy's Chapel & Hwy 136 to Hickory Hill. $132,000. used tools. Mehanics & any Clothes, shoes, some kit- FREE KITTEN 6 wks old, 2BR/2 full BA, water incl., Hosting Agent: Brenda chen ware, home decor, Teaching & learning materi- with black & brown spots, new paint, stove, fridge, other tools. No woodwork- als, kids toys, fabric & quilt- Piper. See our display ad in ing. Thanks, I live in Cross- bedding, pillows, LOTS blue eyes and very beautifu. W&D, $575/mo, $575/dep. Sunday's August 20th's Her- MORE MISC ITEMS! ing items, sewing mach, Pi- Call (931)268-0286 One year lease. 510-2694 ville, pls call Roger 407-989- casso dinner set, HH items, ald Citizen classifieds for 8089 5 FAMILY more information. barn quilts. FREE TO GOOD HOMES: CYPRESS CREEK APTS WANTED OLD FRI, SAT .. 9AM - 1PM Accepting Applications AMERICAN WAY R. E. 513 Cora Rd, 38501 Beautiful Australian Shep- 526-9581 APPLIANCES & JUNK - SATURDAY ONLY herd/Dalmation mix pups, for 1, 2, 3 BR Apts at the Nursery Security Dep. only $250 Brenda: 252-1060 WILL PICK UP 6am-3pm born 7/10/17. Sparta area. CALL 931-510-4138 Kids & adult clothes, dishes, (931)372-1605 SUNDAY, AUGUST 20 glassware, HH items, home 4024 Gainesboro Grade, Call (931)261-3371 Ckvl. Cancel if rains. 600 W. 8th St, Ckvl 12:30PM - 2:00PM decor, LOTS OF MISC 385 Campbell Drive 510 Misc. For Sale ITEMS! FREE TO GOOD, LOVIING FOR RENT 1, 2, & 3 BR SATURDAY...7 to 1 Apartments, 3BR Homes. From Cookeville; E on HOME that has no busy Spring St, L on Old Ky Rd, 4 PIECE Ceramic Cannis- 5 FAMILY YARD SALE 3514 BLACKBURN WAY roads. Male 1/2 Lab, black, Clean & well maintained, ter set w/ducks on it. White FRI, SAT .. 8AM - TIL off Gainesboro Grade, 5 conveniently located. NO R on Eastwood, L on Camp- must have local vet. Call bell. $148,000. Hosting w/blue lids. Asking $40. Call 1205 Arrowhead Dr miles from Hooper Eblen, (931)239-7773 PETS. Call for avail. Mon- (931)537-3680, no ans lve msg. Monterey, 38574 ALL TOYS FREE! Shoes, Fri Agent: Brenda Piper. See Glassware, antiques, our display ad in Sunday's Basketball Guides: Pro clothes wmn's 12-14 & boys JUDD PROPERTIES kid/adult clothes 0-4x, furn, 12m-2T, purses, potty chair, MTN FEIST, female, 6 yrs 526-2119 August 20th's Herald Cit- Basketball Bible, all 7 is- bedding, Lots of misc old, house pet, does not izen classifieds for more in- sues, complete Handbook boosters, lamps, mirrors, Gray Hunter Arms: 2BR, items, new items added. coupon stock pile items hunt. Must have room to run formation. of Pro Basketball, back to away from busy roads. new condo. CBL, peaceful, AMERICAN WAY R. E. the mid 80's, whole lot $50. CARPORT SALE Spayed w/shots. Must have No Smoking. $695. 528-1441 526-9581 Full length, gorgeous mink SATURDAY .. 8AM - 4PM YARD SALE ref's and a Vet. Call 931- TERRACE VIEW Town Brenda: 252-1060 coat from 1940's, dark 495 Mason Rd, 38501 SATURDAY 8/19 .. 7A- 1P 935-1410. brown w/black stripes $100. From Hooper Eblen on N. Wil- 1320 Barlow Dr, 38501 Homes offers 3BR town SUNDAY AUGUST 20 1960's Brass & Cork table low go 4.8 mi on Hwy 135, turn Directions: Take Buffalo homes in a country setting. 1PM - 3PM lamp one of a kind $65. R on Bartlett Rd, R on Mason Valley Road towards Baxter, 630 Food For Sale Call for availability…931- 51 Kirby Lane Sears Vintage adding ma- Boys 24mo-4T clothes, Barlow Drive is 4.1 miles on 528-7633. 1366 Crescent From PCCH: So on Jeffer- chine $12, Ironware casser- mens & ladies, HH items, the right. HURRICANE HOLLOW Dr, Ckvl. Office hours Tues- son, R on Jackson, L on So ole dish w/top made in Den- toys, MISC. Items to be sold: HH items, APPLE ORCHARD day & Thursday Walnut, L on Kirby Lane. mark $20. Wooden & Mesh Baby items (swing, rocker, Now Open 8/12/17 .. 9-6 www.perryreid.com/ter- $159,900. Hosting: Jack FAMILY YARD SALE aceview EHO animal carrying case w/ FRI .. 8-4 /SAT .. 8-2 stroller/car seat w/extra Gala & Ginger Gold McDaniel. See our display ad in Sunday August 20th's plastic door, good for sci- 3921 Hilltop Dr, 38506 bases, Medela breast 858-2445 ence display $18, Lennox Men & womens clothes, pumps w/access), Electron- 725 Houses For Rent Herald-Citizen Classified stoneware casserole dish Holiday decor, home decor, ics (Wii & PlayStation 3), for more details. w/top $10, Solid maple kitchen ware, dishes, glass- Women, Men's clothes & 705 Wanted To Rent 1, 2, 3, & 4 BR FIRST REALTY CO magazine rack $25. Ward- ware, toys, Christmas items, shoes, Women's nursing Houses & Apts 528-1573 robe Carton $5. Chamberlin scrubs, 2 mattress sets EQUAL HOUSING Opportunity Jack McDaniel: 267-6640 coats and MORE! PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real Starting at $325/mo or fireplace screen, heavy duty w/box springs (1 full size, 1 estate advertised in this news- $81.25/wk . Pets OK. SUNDAY, AUGUST 20 brass, 4 panels, 14" wide x FIRST SALE IN YEARS! queen size) queen size met- paper is subject to the Federal Stevens Realty LLC 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM 32" tall, $40; Medixact Pro FRI, SAT .. 7AM - 5PM al bed frame, Children's toys Fair Housing Act of 1968 and 866-806-3815 O/A 2923 Old Walton Circle Shop bathroom scale, $12. 3304 Fisk Rd 38506 and clothes. the Tennessee Human Rights www.stevensrentals.com From Dry Valley, L on Old 931-525-1020 corner of Fisk & Spurlock Act which makes it illegal to ad- "We Now Offer Walton, L on Old Walton Nice clothes, some tools, vertise "any preference, limita- Chicago Dreis & Krump YARD SALE Weekly Rentals" Circle. $329,500. Hosting: toys, some furn, bikes, tion or discrimination based on Ask about no security de- foot shear FS-5216; GMC SAT 7:30AM-2PM race, color, religion, sex, famili- Jim & Odessa Nelson. List- ALOT OF DIFFERENT 4760 FRONT ST posits for qualified tenants. ing Agent: Chad Crouch. PL-20E Pittsburgh type MISC ITEMS! al status or national origin, han- locking forming machine; furniture, little tykes all from dicap/disability or an intention to 3BR, 2 lrg BA near TTU. See our display ad in Tin knocker TK No.30 cleat GARAGE SALE closed licensed day care, make any such preference, lim- W/D HU, CHA, appl's furn'd. Sunday, August 20th's Her- bender. (931)268-1797 FRI & SAT...8AM lots of other day care items, itation or discrimination." This ald-Citizen Classifieds for newspaper will not knowingly $900/mo + dep. No pets. 1320 N. PLANTATION DR. misc. items (931)260-1848, 520-4000. more details. CO-OP Riding Mower, A1 accept any advertising for real FIRST REALTY COMPANY RAIN OR SHINE estate which is in violation of Condition, 38 in cut, 12 hp tons of scrapbook tools/sup- YARD SALE 3BR, 2BA attached garage, 528-1573 $250 OBO 526-4147. the law. Our readers are in- plies all new, plus size cloth- SATURDAY .. 10AM - 4PM formed that all dwellings advert- 1334 SF, clean home. 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From Page B1 long down and distance. BY SCOTT WILSON There will be a lot of We need to slow the [email protected] people to listen for Liv- you need to worry game down and keep ingston’s ‘statement’ as about it all,” Herron them off the field.” Wade Neely and Bri- the Wildcats open the said. “Quarterback Despite the hype of ley Rich remember the season tonight against Cade Smith is a good tonight’s contest, Her- 2016 football season all White County in runner and he throws ron pointed out it does- too well. The Livingston Sparta. Kickoff is slated the ball above average. n’t have the same Academy running for 7 p.m. Their line is really big impact in the big pic- backs remember each The Warriors are and you always have to ture. of their season-ending looking to rebuild from worry about their A victory over the injuries, early in the a disappointing 3-7 speed. We’re going to Cavaliers doesn’t guar- year, and how the Wild- record last year with a have to take good angles antee UHS a spot in the cats limped their way lot of youth and inexpe- and have good pursuit playoffs. Upperman, through a 2-8 season. rience. Head coach Wade Neely Briley Rich on defense. They’re and especially Herron, Now, both senior run- Jerry Lowery will start going to bust big plays, wants to win the fourth ners are back, healthy, a freshman quarter- you to make your own kids back there and I that’s going to happen. region of Class 3A. and they’re both anx- back and play freshmen mistakes,” Lamb ex- would try to make us We just hope we can “The score from last ious to get the 2017 sea- along the front line. plained. “If we make one dimensional. Even make them earn every- year’s game with son started. You see, in Livingston Academy one mistake they’re though Will has a year’s thing, not allow them to Cookeville, 48-0, looks their minds, and proba- coach Bruce Lamb said going to capitalize. With experience, he’s still bust one and get a free- like we got blown out. bly in the minds of he’s not quite ready to their offense, we have only a sophomore.” bie.” However, we really every player on the LA cry many tears for the to disciplined and Lamb said he’s ex- The Cavaliers, mem- played pretty well,” squad, they’ve got a Warriors. sometimes we’re not as cited about the opportu- bers of the third region Herron said. huge chip on their “The thing that con- disciplined as we nity to renew a rivalry in Class 6A, are coming “We weren’t very ef- shoulders. cerns me when I look at should be.” with White County. off a 6-5 slate in 2016 fective offensively. If we “It’s been a long sum- White County is they’re Lamb referenced a Prior to a hiatus the and an 8-4 mark in 2015. can match the same in- mer and we’re looking huge,” Lamb said. “We line in the movie “Re- past two years, the “I don’t think tensity on defense this to get after another have some kids that are member the Titans,” Wildcats and the War- (Cookeville coach) year, we need to put team,” said Neely, a 6- pretty good sized, but when coach Herman riors were regular op- Jimmy (Maynord) is some drives together foot-3, 210-pound speed- they’re huge and that Boone said the veer op- ponents. going to do anything and keep them off the ster. “We’re just ready worries me a little bit.” tion is like novocaine, “After the record we different for us. I don’t field. to play. We both went Lamb said White “give it time and it al- had last year, this is a think he will try to “If we execute to the down last year to in- County will run the op- ways works.” huge game for us to get show a whole lot,” Her- best of our ability and juries, so it has been a tion on offense, a style Defensively, Lamb ex- off on the right foot and ron said. “We just hope play our game, we need really long summer.” that few high school pects White County to build the confidence we we go play physical and to just let the chips fall “(I know this isn’t a teams run. That makes come after LA signal- had a few years ago,” not be scared. I feel like where they may. If region game) but this is it difficult for defenses caller Will McDonald to Lamb said. “I know the last year the lights they’re that sound and an important game,” to prepare because try and force the young kids will play hard. You came on and it was just can stop everything we explained Rich, the 6-4, coaches don’t see it QB to make quick deci- want them to have the too big of a stage for us. do, but we executed to 245-pound bruiser of very often. sions. feeling of success and If we can sustain things the best of our ability, the LA duo. “It is an im- “You have to be very “If I was playing success builds on suc- upfront, we will pick up you can’t but be happy portant game for us to disciplined when you go against us I would prob- cess. If we can get it yards. We can’t have about that.” make a statement and against the option. Any- ably try to stop the rolling right now, tell everybody we’re one who runs the veer run,” the coach said. maybe it will help us in back and ready to play.” option is waiting for “We’ve got some big the future.” CHS: Game will provide evaluation Tech soccer to battle Vandy tonight BY SCOTT WILSON The Commodores return several players from From Page B1 Maresh was able to help [email protected] that roster and had a good preseason, picking up some at the wideout po- a 3-2 win over Furman before falling in a tough Maynord said about sition. The Cavs could Steve Springthorpe, the head soccer coach at battle at Memphis, 3-1. Sophomore Nia Dorsey Cookeville’s 34-26 win see more that in Tennessee Tech University, is anxious to open the and grad student Lydia Simmons seem to be two over Upperman in 2015. tonight’s season opener. season tonight at Vanderbilt University. The players at the center of VU’s strategy. “Your first game of One of the biggest Golden Eagles will travel west on I-40 for a battle “We’re going to play and try to win, that’s the the season is always im- positives for Cookeville with a Southeastern Conference foe. first thing. However, ultimately for us, the confer- portant,” the coach ex- is that the team is 100 But Springthorpe has put the match in perspec- ence season is what’s the biggest focus,” Springth- plained. “You want to percent healthy. tive. Does he want to win and win decisively? orpe said. “That’s what in the end is going to get play well, you’ve pre- J.P. Bush was the Sure. But he also is conscious of the big picture us in the tournament. But we’re going to go in and pared all offseason, but final injury the Cavs and the goal the Golden Eagles are ultimately we want to compete at the highest level.” there’s also a lot of un- were holding out on, pursing. And Tech has been competing at the highest knowns going into that and he saw playing time “Everything we’ve done up to now has been pre- level under Springthorpe. Last season, TTU fin- first game. during their final season-based. We’re trying to get everything tech- ished 11-6-4, reaching the semifinals of the Ohio “We just hope that scrimmage of the pre- nically back, get our fitness back, and it is all Valley Conference tournament. we’ve prepared and season last Friday in headed toward Vandy,” Springthorpe said. “That The coach said there probably won’t be any we’ve touched on every- Lebanon. is our first real game and we want to be at the teams in the OVC at the level of Vandy, so the thing that we needed to This will help best point we can be for Vandy. competitive level the Golden Eagles will face touch on.” Maynord to make a bet- “But the reality is it takes longer than that for a tonight will be a good judging stick for them mov- Maynord believes that ter evaluation of the team to get ready. When you have two weeks of ing forward. the unknowns for both preseason and how far training, you’re not going to be at your physical “They will show somethings in our team that teams makes this game his Cavaliers have best, you’re not going to be at your best from a we need to work on, area where we lack,” an interesting one. come. team perspective.” Springthorpe said. “So, we will be able to go back He did note that the “I just want us to per- Kickoff tonight is set for 7 p.m. and work on some of those things. If we go and Bees lost some good form well and eliminate “We’re going to start it up, play Vandy and I win the game, that would be huge. I just want us players on defense but some of the mistakes know everyone is excited,” the coach said. “Vandy to go and compete, to play the best we can. In this that they also retained that we’ve had in scrim- is a high level team that plays in a great confer- match, we want to play our style, learn some their starting quarter- mages,” Maynord said. ence, to be able to go to Nashville, we have fans things about us as a group. We want to walk away back from a year ago. “We also need to be from Tech that live in Nashville. I think our team feeling good about what we did.” While the Bees have more consistent. In our will compete. We have a lot of upperclassman that Springthorpe said scheduling teams like Van- retained now sopho- jamboree, we did some are ready for this opportunity to play a team as derbilt, especially early in the year, is a good way more quarterback Duke good things, but we also good as they are.” to challenge his team and get a good read as to Maresh, they have also had some blown assign- Vanderbilt is coming off a 9-9-1 record in 2016. where they stand. began to utilize a sopho- ments and didn’t carry more quarterback out things the way we prospect in Donoven were supposed to. McCallister. “I’m more concerned During the offseason, with us doing what the two split snaps, and we’re supposed to do.”

MHS: Wildcats open on the road

From Page B1 positions. Last year, the Wildcats averaged al- it tough and if you’re most 20 points per not flying to the football game. you’re giving yourself “We’re working tire- opportunities to be ex- lessly to find what we’re posed. consistent at, what “Hopefully, we can we’re good at and what create some turnovers puts us in the best posi- and just play hard. If tion for success,” you do those things, Hughes said. “We have you’re always going to the rule where we al- put yourself in an op- ways worry about our- portunity to have suc- selves first and if we cess.” can take care of our- And Monterey has selves, everything else had success in the past. will fall in place. The Wildcats are trying “It is a long football to improve on a 3-7 season. You want to win record in 2016, going every game and you’re into tonight’s game working every day to with a young, but tal- build a program and ented squad with expe- your kids are working rience at several skill to be better.”