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SERVING NINE COUNTIESBENTON • CALLOWAY • CARROLL • HENRY • HOUSTON • HUMPHREYS • OBION • STEWART • WEAKLEY

Peddler ADvantage731-644-9595 • 800-698-0234 • 512 North Market Street • Paris, Tennessee 38242

Thursday, February 25, 2016FREEVolume XXXI Number 34

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APARTMENTS AVAILABLE!Paris Luxury Apartments

Completely furnished • Move in readyUtilities included • HousekeepingAccess to pool and fitness center

$1500 PER MONTH Minimum 6 month lease

Call 731-642-2838 for a tour!

Thank you for allowing us to help with your Medicare Supplements and

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ALLGOOD SALVAGE & BUILDING315 Hwy. 641 South • Camden, TN • 731-584-3039

JOSHUA 24:15 “...but as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.”

WINTER SAVINGS$9.99 each

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205 E. Washington St. (Old Shirt Factory) | Paris | 407-4964 | Tues.-Fri. 10am-5pmMalone’s Blue & Gray Official Grand Opening Join Malone’s Blue & Gray to celebrate their Official Grand Opening Saturday, February 27th from 8 am-5 pm. Earl Bentz with Triton will be at this celebration. There will be a free raffle and free food! One day only oil specials will be in place as well as 15-20% off the entire store! This is an event you can’t afford to miss!! They are located at 15495 Highway 79 N.

Blues Landing EntertainmentWednesday is half price wine and $11.99 pasta night Thursday Feb 25th Johnny Mac 7-10pm/half price margaritasFriday Feb 26th Olivia Faye and Dirty Don 8-11pm Saturday Feb 27th The Krooked Jester Band 8-12pm Weekend Specials: Crab Fettuccine Alfredo and a French Center Cut Bone-In Pork Chop as well as a Vegetable of the Day and Bourbon Pecan Pie

Refuge Discovery Series: “For the Love of Bluebirds” Saturday, March 5th, at 1 pm at the Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center 1317 Wildlife Dr. The refuge invites you and your family to come learn about one of the most beloved birds in our backyard, the eastern bluebird. Naturalist Mitz Bailey will present a program about what you can do to help this bird and ways to attract them to your neighborhood. All participants conclude the program by building a bluebird nest box to take home. Refuge events and entrance to the visitor center is always free. The visitor center is open Monday - Saturday from 8 am-4 pm

Darkhorse Lodge FundraiserSaturday, March 5, 2016 from 11am-3pm at the First Methodist Church in Paris, TN. Lunch, including hamburgers or hot dogs, chips, drinks, and a cookie will be $5. Vince Dodd will provide entertain-ment. There will also be a Bake Sale, Silent Auction, and FREE door prizes. Darkhorse Lodge willk become a place of refuge and retreat for combat veter-ans of all branches to come at no cost. Each room will be named after one of the 25 men lost from the Marine Corps 3/5, Darkhorse Unit. Our cabins will be handicapped accessible to accommodate as many of our veterans as possible. Come by and learn more about this program! Or call 731-431-8574 or visit darkhorselodge.org.

Severe Weather Awareness Week Is February 28th - March 5th In prepara-tion for the spring severe storm season, the week of February 28-March 5 has been declared Mid-South Severe Weath-er Awareness Week. Monday through Friday of the week, your NWS Office in Memphis will post graphics, information, and statements discussing the weather hazards we face.

The dates and topics are listed below:Monday Feb. 29 – Severe ThunderstormsTuesday Mar. 1 – FloodsWednesday Mar. 2 – TornadoesThursday Mar. 3 – LightningFriday Mar. 4 – Warning Reception

Severe Weather Awareness Week is an excellent time to ensure that you and your family are ready for severe weather season. It’s an opportunity to practice

Peddler 731-644-9595 Toll Free 1-800-698-0234 February 25, 2016The “deadline” for classifieds is Tuesday @ 5 pm.

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your severe weather plan at home, school, and work. It’s a chance to ensure you can receive critical severe weather information in time to take action to protect yourself.

NOAA Weather Radio is one of the best ways to receive watch and warning information. NOAA Weather Radio is a 24-hour continuous broadcast of weather information directly from NWS offices. Weather radio receivers have alarms that activate when a watch or warning is issued for your county. Weather radios may be purchased at some department and home improvement stores, and on-line. Make sure that your weather radio has a battery backup, and the SAME (county-specific) capability.

NWS Offices are now posting weather information on Twitter and Facebook. Facebook is used mainly for outlooks, summaries, and general weather infor-mation. Twitter is used mainly for fast-breaking information such as warnings and storm updates.

The addresses are:facebook.com/NWSMemphis , andtwitter.com/NWSMemphis , and the Twitter handle is @NWSMemphis .

All of our watch and warning informa-tion is posted on the website, weather.gov/memphis . The website also features radar and satellite images, climate data, safety and preparedness information.

Carroll County Chamber Wel-comes New Business Another busi-ness is opening in Carroll County. The Carroll County Chamber of Commerce announced that on Thursday, February 25th at 11am, Smoke & Sizzle will be hosting their ribbon cutting at 440 W. Main Street in Atwood. Owners Jona-than and Lauren Goodrum would like to invite everyone to come see them at Smoke & Sizzle. For more information on Smoke & Sizzle call 731 662 PORK.

MHS Lady Rebel Softball ClinicThe McKenzie High School Lady Rebels Softball Clinic will be held on March 12 @ MHS gym - $25. Each participant will work on hitting, fielding & running, and they will need to bring their bat and glove.

Girls ages 4-7 will meet @ 9:00 – 11:30 and girls 8 – 12 will meet from 1:00 – 3:30. Each girl will receive a t-shirt, snacks & drinks, and prizes will be awarded. For more information, contact the McKenzie High School.

Boyscouts John Wayne and Cam McCord lead the pledge at Monday nights Commission Meeting (Tim Also-brooks photo)

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Peddler 731-644-9595February 25, 2016 Toll Free 1-800-698-0234“Business Classifieds” are $13.00 for 4 weeks, 20 words or less.

The Peddler ADvantage is

TAKING APPLICATIONSDover and McEwen AreaCarrier Route Position

• Good Communication Skills• Good with Numbers and Forms

• Dependable Car or Truck• Dependable/Flexible Hours Required

• Proof of Automobile Insurance• Good Driving Record • Drug Free

• From Dover/McEwen Area Preferable

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Looking to sell your vehicle fast?

ANNOUNCEMENTSBIG SANDY TIRE - Now Open! 160 Jay St. Selling all brands and types of tires & repair. 731-333-0845.

BOOKS, HAND CRAFTED Gift. Books & More, 1027 Mineral Wells Ave, Paris, Sav-A-Lot Shopping Center, 731-924-2360.

BUY ONE PEDDLER Personal Ad for $9 (4 weeks) get a second personal ad for weeks FREE! Limited time! Call or come by our office today!

COME ONE COME ALL - we are joining togeth-er a community choir that will do community ministry, visit nursing homes, bene-fit events and perform on Facebook. Also, we will do professional recording. We need all vocalists and any available musicians. Contact Minister Ronnie Webb, 731-415-9797.

COMICS & TOY SHOW, Monday, March 7th, 3pm to 8pm, Quality Inn, Paris, TN, Sky Vue Room. Star Wars, Dead Pool & more. FREE ADMISSION. For more info call 731-363-6209.

JAMMIN AT THE Crossroads is looking for Artisans/ Craft Vendor for our event on April 9th, 2016. www.artsathepark.us Parkers Crossroads, TN.

COUNTRY DANCE LESSONS - 8 week ses-sion Beginner’s Line Dance. Classes start Wednesday, March 2nd for beginners or fresh re-start. Cost is $5 per class. AMVETS Post 45, 14365 Highway 79 N. in Buchanan, 6-7:30pm. For more info contact the AMVETS at 731-642-8690 or email [email protected]

DOG HOUSE RESCUE - has dogs for adoption! If you need a new furry friend for life - think of us! 731-333-0980, 406-871-7932.

FAITH CHRISTIAN Fellowship Church, locat-ed at 1525 Hwy. 641 S., in Camden has a men’s (young and old) breakfast every 3rd Saturday at 8am. For more information contact Shirlee Faircloth at 731-584-8500.

FARM RAISED - fresh and delicious sausage, mild & hot, Boston butts and pork chops. Antibiotic free. Call Lesley, 731-336-1987.

FIRE SEASON: YOU MUST HAVE A BURN PERMIT. Permits are free. Call the Forestry department in Henry County at 731-642-3808, Benton County at 731-584-7630.

FORMER EMPLOYEES of Genesco meet the last Wednesday of each month for breakfast at Downhome Restaurant in Camden at 8am.

FRIENDS OF NATHAN Bedford Forrest State Park meet the 2nd Sunday each month at 2:30pm, at the Folk Life Museum. For more in-fo visit the website at www.friendsofnbfsp.vpweb.com or “like” us on Facebook.

HE WAS BORN in shadow but he will be shadow borne. Shadow Born, book 1 of the Shadow Borne Chronicles is available now. Only $3.99 on Kindle. www.shadow-borne.com

HEALTH PRESENTATION - Natural approach to over-coming debilitating condi-tions. 2nd Tuesday, 6pm, Hope & Mercy Mission, 2827 Hwy 70 West, Camden, 731-584-7004 or email: [email protected]

JOIN PAUL, Sushi & Spring on the AEnigma Project as they discuss the paranor-mal, close encounters with the unusual and interactions with the supernatural. www.aenigmaproject.com. Live show Mondays, 8pm EST. Available on iTunes!

NOW OPEN - DAVE’S Barber Shop, 51 Bridge Street, Big Sandy, TN. (Next door to The Cuttin’ Corner). 731-333-0013. Hair Cuts $10.

PREGNANT? Adoption is a loving choice for un-planned pregnancy. Call Andrea 866-236-7638 (24/7) for adoption informa-tion/profile; view loving cou-ples at www.ANAadoptions.com. Financial Assistance Available.

REWARD $50-False Teeth, lost at Lowes in Paris or Castle Car Wash on Mineral Wells Ave. Needing person with wallpaper hanging expe-rience. 731-363-1634

SACRED HISTORY Classes, 1st, 3rd & 4th Tuesdays, 6pm, Hope & Mercy Mission, 2827 Hwy 70 West, Camden, 731-584-7004 or email: [email protected]

THE BENTON COUNTY Chapter of Habitat For Humanity meets every 2nd Monday of the month at 6:30pm, The First United Methodist Church, on the Court Square in Camden. Volunteers are always need-ed! Contact Kathy Hooten for more info at 731-234-4488.

THE BENTON COUNTY Genealogical Society meets every fourth Thursday of each month at 6:30 pm in the Tennessee Room of the Benton County Library.

THE HENRY COUNTY SOIL Conversation District will be giving away trees on Arbor Day, Friday, March 4th at USDA Service Center, 408 North Market St. in Paris. Pin Oak, Crab Apple, Persimmon and Virginia Pine will be giv-en away beginning at 9am and will continue while sup-plies last.

VIAGRA 100MG AND CIALIS 20 MG! 50 pills $99. Free Shipping! 100% guaranteed. Call Now! 1-866-312-6061.

WEST TENNESSEE Hot Rod Restoration and Fabrication. Sell or trade. Motorcycles, trikes, bikes, automobiles, boats and more. Welding, fabrication, frame-off res-toration, custom painting & graphics, custom auto body and wood panels. Auto de-tailing, chrome service, cus-tom built ProMod. Race Cars & Dragsters. We’ll restore anything. Chris Willoughby, 731-336-2451.

AUTO PARTS & ACCESSORIES

WE REBUILD MOTORS. Foreign, Domestic, Auto, Truck, Farm, & Industrial. Atwood Auto Mechanic Shop. 2526 Hwy 79, Atwood, TN. 1-731-662-4103

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

START YOUR OWN Business - for sale 3 soda and snack machine combos. 25 - 3 canister bubble gum and candy machine combos. 731-588-4418.

CLEANINGCOMMERCIAL & Residential Cleaning. “Stress less and let us worry about the mess!” Reliable & Dependable. Call 731-220-0974 today to set your appointment!

DON’T WANT TO do your Spring Cleaning? Let a hard working college student do it for you! Free estimates. 731-644-1053.

NEED SOME CLEANING done? Like coming home to a clean house? We can do if for you! Free estimates. 731-644-1053.

WANT YOUR HOUSE cleaned right? Cinderella’s Housekeeping will knock the dust off the competition. Detail oriented, reliable and hard working. Rita, 731-227-9534.

DOZER SERVICEJEFF PAGE’S DOZER & TRACKHOE Service. We do land clearing, ditching, ba-sins, terraces, ponds, lakes, site preparation, demolition in Henry County & surround-ing areas. 731-642-3328 or 731-707-2665.

Peddler 731-644-9595 Toll Free 1-800-698-0234 February 25, 2016You can place an ad over the phone with a credit/debit card.

Kids Coloring Fun

Due to an increase in business we are currently looking for a full time Service Technician & Duct Installer. These are permanent positions. Pay

depends on experience. We are a growing company and will pay top dollar for the right people. If your current employer isn’t giving you paid vacations, holidays, or sick

days, come talk to us. We also offer retirement and insurance. Apply in

person. No phone calls, please!

All Temp Heating & Cooling, LLC “We’re not comfortable till you are!”

50 Leonard Ln. (731)644-1287.

ROBERTSON & SON Backhoe & Dozer, land-scaping, trenching, wa-ter line, sewer lines, grav-el drive, basements & foot-ers dug. Septic tanks & lines. 731-593-0519, cell 731-441-8899.

HOME REPAIR / BUILDING

A F F O R D A B L E CONSTRUCTION - Room additions, block under-pinning, decks, metal & shingle roofing, concrete, carports, garages. Free estimates. 24 years ex-perience. Serving Henry County. 731-247-3104.

ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS, room additions, ga-rages, remodeling, vinyl sid-ing, porches, decks. Gary Brooks, 731-642-6132, 731-571-5029.

CUSTOM DECKS & Porches, all sizes for homes or mobile homes. Free Estimates. 731-642-6132 or 731-571-5029.

CUSTOM ROOFING. New roofs, old roofs, shingle roofs, metal roofs, repairs. Guaranteed to beat anyone’s price! Free estimates. Call 731-333-4337.

MINI BARNS - site built, 2 colors, sizes from 10x12 to 20x30, free estimates. 731-642-6132 or 731-571-5029.

Peddler 731-644-9595February 25, 2016 Toll Free 1-800-698-0234“Personal Classifieds” are $9.00 for 4 weeks, 20 words or less.

Terms: Cash or good check day of sale. Anyone not personally known by Bill Collier Realty & Auction must provide a bank letter of credit. No small hand tools, partial rolls of barb wire, garden hoses, used tires, junk, etc., will be consigned to sell. For a color brochure or more details, contact Will O. Sanders, Auctioneer at (931) 296-2766 or Toll Free (877) 496-2766. To view photos visit our website at: www.bcollier-realtyauction.com.

20th ANNUAL SPRING AUCTIONFarm & Construction

Equipment Consignment SaleSaturday, March 5th, 10 AM

99 Pumpkin Creek Road, Waverly, TN(On Hwy 13, 3 ½ miles South of Waverly)Directions: From Court Square in Waverly take Hwy 13 South approx. 3 ½

miles. Turn right on Pumpkin Creek Road. Go 300 ft. to Dixieland Event Center on left. From I-40 Exit 143 take Hwy 13 North 12 miles. Turn left on Pumpkin

Creek Road. Go 300 ft. to Dixieland Event Center on left.

AUCTION ITEMS30’x 8’ Lone Star Gooseneck Trailer, ramps, heavy duty axles, lights, brakes/ Allis– Chalmers 5040 Tractor/ KODIAK 5’ 3 pth Bushhog (new)/ 6’ 3pth Box Blade/ 5’ 3pth Finish Mower/ Ford 5600 Tractor with Bushhog 2400 QT Front Loader, Hay Spear & Bucket/ 2008 Harley Davidson Sportster motorcycle– 3,000 miles/ 806 McCormick Farmall International Tractor/ 16’ Bumper Pull Trailer/ Mayrath Hay Elevator/ New Idea Manure Spreader/ Bushhog DM 90 9’ Disc Mower/ Vermeer 605 Super G Hay Roller (field ready)/ Vermeer 605 Super F Hay Roller/ 16’ Hydra Sports Fiberglass Boat with 115 hp Mercury, Trailer, Trolling Motor/ 3 pth 7’ heavy duty Soil Leveler/ 3 pth Pond Scoop/ New Holland 256 Side Delivery Rake/ International 130 Manure Spreader 11’ bed/ McCor-mick–Deering 8’ Cultipacker/ 3 pth Post Hole Digger/ 40’ Hay Elevator with electric motor/ 10 KW Diesel Generator/ New Holland Side Delivery Rake/ 16’ Bumper Pull Trailer, brakes, LED Lights, Dovetail, wire gate ramp/ Plastic Netting Moisture Barrier/ 6– 100 lb. Ford Tractor weights/ Horse-Drawn Disc/ Horse-Drawn Cultivator/ Horse-Drawn Scratcher/ John Deere 450-C/Track Loader with Backhoe/ 1970 C-50 Single Axle Dump Truck/1994 Ford F-350 Extended Cab Truck/ 1999 Yamaha Big Bear 4x4, 4 wheeler/ 4’x6’ trailer/ 6’x12’ trailer/ 5’x10’ Tilt Trailer/ Bumper Pull Fuel Trailer/ Kubota KX 91-3 Super Series 2 Mini Excavator/ 16’x6’ Bumper Pull Equipment Trailer/ New Holland TS 110 Tractor, cab, 4x4, dual hydraulic remotes, New Holland 7312 Front Loader/ New Holland 660 round baler/ New Holland 855 round baler, hydraulic tie/ New Holland 660 auto wrap round baler/ 3 KW Diesel Gen-erator/ heavy duty Excavator Thumb/ 1983 General tri–axle dump truck, CAT Diesel Engine, 16’ bed/ 1974 General tandem axle road tractor/ Freightliner road tractor, sleeper cab/ 1984 Ravens 45’ aluminum frame and bed,spread axle, flat deck semi-trailer with headache rack/ 1989 Transcraft 45’ flat deck semi trailer with below deck tool boxes and headache rack/ 48’ flat deck spread axle semi–trailer/ 9 ½‘ heavy duty ROME bush and bog disc/ Hydraulic cattle chute with horizontal tilt/ Nissan 9,000 Diesel, turbo Fork lift, 3 stage mast/ 4– 38’ x 2’ steel bar joist/ Service Truck Crane/ 1984 CAT D4E Dozer, tilt blade, power shift transmission/ CASE 580K Construction King Backhoe, Cab/ Kubota M7950 DT Tractor, 4x4, Cab, Air/ 12’ cultimulcher, hydraulic lift/ John Deere 930 Moco 11.5’ Hay Mower – conditioner/ 12 ton Econo-line Pintle Hitch Equipment Trailer, 24’ deck, 5’ Dovetail

“NEW” FARM IMPLEMENTS/LOAD-

ER ATTACHMENTS2016 Topline 6.4’x12’ Trailer with rear

& side gate, 3500 lb. axle/ 4’3 pth

Powerline Tiller/ 5’3 pth Powerline Tiller/

6’3 pth Powerline Tiller/ 3 pth one row

Hipper–Bedder/ 3 pth Covington one

row Planter with detachable one row

Cultivator/ 2– P500 3 pth Spin Spread-

ers/ PL 400 3 pth Spin Spreader with

Plastic Hopper/ PTP 300 pull type Spin

Spreader/ 5’ 3 pth Agri Rotary Cutter/

6’ 3 pth Agri Rotary Cutter/ 7’ 3 pth

Big Bee Rotary Cutter/ Powerline 3 pth

Post Hole Digger 9” auger/ 2– 5’ 3 pth

Box Blades/ 2– 6’ 3 pth Box Blades/ 7’

3 pth Box Blade/ 8’ 3 pth Box Blade/

10’ Dirt Dragon Pull Type Box Blade

with rear wheels and Hydraulic Lift/ 6½

ATLAS 3 pth disc/ Powerline 28 gallon

Air Compressor/4– Pallet Forks with

Frame/ 4– Hay Spears/ 66” one–cylin-

der Brush Grapple/ 2– 72” Heavy Duty

two–cylinder Brush Grapple/ 4– Stump

Buckets/ 2– Universal Mount Plates/

Tree Boom–Boom Pole/ 2-78” Mulch–

Snow Buckets/ 30– 12’ Corral Panels/

10– 16’ pipe gates/ 5– 14’ pipe gates/

5– 12’ pipe gates

LUMBER & TRUSSES60– 2x6x20/ 8– 2x8x20/ 128– 2x6x20/ 30– 2x8x20/ 208–2x4x92-

5/8” studs/ 30–2x10x14/ 6 – 2x4x14/

80– 2x4x12/ 100– 1x4x12/ 25– 2x8x8/

70– 2x6x10 SPF/ 68–2x8x8/ 198–

2x4x10/ 49– 2x6x12/ 150– 2x6x14/

192– 2x4x14/ 48- 40’ Trusses/

9– 27’X4” Trusses/ 22’ Shed Trusses/

2-30’ Trusses/ 9– 24’ Trusses/ 4– 36’

Trusses/ Misc. pieces of metal roofing/

Misc. Trusses/ Misc. Garage Doors

SEMI TRUCK TIRES16– 11x22.5 Firestone (tread lugs)/

6– 255x80x22.5 Michelin/ 4– 11x22.5

Hwy Tread/ 8– 11x24.5 Hwy Tread/

4– 205–75x15 Trailer Tires, mounted/

4– 205–75x14 Trailer Tires, mounted/

4– 295– 75x22.5/ 4– 225–75x16 10

Ply Michelin/ 4– 245–75x16 mounted/

3 sets 235x70x16 Michelin, mounted/

4 sets 265-70x17 Mudders, mounted/3

floor jacks

NEW LOCATION DIXIELAND Event Center

ITEMS BE CONSIGNED DAILY To Consign Equipment Contact:

Will O. Sanders, AuctioneerOffice: (931) 296-2766 Cell: (931) 209-3953

DON’T MISS ONE OF THE LARGEST AUCTIONS OF THE YEAR!!!CONCESSIONS AVAILABLE

MOISTURE BARRIERS

- mold spraying, laminate

flooring installed, joist repair,

brace work. Free estimates.

Call Mike, 731-333-0582,

731-707-1827.

PAINTED METAL ROOFS -

installed the right way by

experienced roofers. Call

Dennis R. Carter for esti-

mates. 731-247-3086.

ROOF REPAIRS & COMPLETE NEW ROOFS, SHINGLE, flat roofs, painted metal, single ply roof sys-tems. 29 Years Experience! For Quality Work call Carter Roofing, 731-247-3086.

SPRING SPECIAL!! Custom Roofing is running a spe-cial on 40 year metal roofing. Why pay more? Guaranteed to beat anyone’s price. For top quality and 5 year work-manship guarantee. Call Custom Roofing 731-333-4337.

STEVE REYNOLDS CONSTRUCTION. All types of brick, block, stone & con-crete work. Metal buildings & metal roofing. New homes, additions & remodeling. Free estimates. 36 years expe-rience. 731-644-0266, 731-514-2725.

S T U T Z M A N CONSTRUCTION - Quality is our goal. Concrete work, garages, porches, roofing, room additions, drywall, tile, hardwood & laminate, floors, remodeling & more. No job is too small. 731-415-9123.

LAWN WORKCLIP IN CLINT’S Lawn Mowing Service, Paris, Big Sandy & Camden. 731-707-1907.

QUALITY LAWN SERVICE, excellent rates, free esti-mates, senior citizen’s dis-count. Also, hauling and landscaping. Call Eric Piper, 731-227-9989.

MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES

DAVE’S TV REPAIR - It’s no joke when your TV’s broke! Work on all makes & models of TV’s & electronics. Call Dave at 731-333-4941.

JAMES SNOW CLOCK REPAIR - Clock Repair, Grandfather Clocks, kitch-en & Wall Clocks, mantle & antique clocks. Buy, Sell, Repair. 731-584-8365.

SPRING MOWER TUNE-UP, oil change, blades sharp-ened, and repair, experi-enced mechanic, reasonable rates. Call 731-642-9354 for appointment.

VANCE’S ANTIQUE R E S T O R A T I O N : Specializing in hand strip-ping and refinishing, re-storing old finishes and plaster reconstruction on art work. Also, lighting wir-ing and cleaning. More than 20 years restoration and collecting. By appoint-ment only, Monday-Friday 9am-5:30pm. 731-584-8122.

PAINTINGPAINTING SERVICE - Interior, Exterior House & Roof Washing, Deck Staining, 38 years experience, Satisfaction Guarenteed, Keith A. Kimbro, referenc-es available. Originally from Dickson, lived in Paris 11 years, kept old number: 615-319-4861. Call Anytime, No Job to Small.

SPRING IS COMING, sched-ule now for power wash, and paint or stain for your deck or fence. Call 731-642-9354 for free estimate.

PAVING / CONCRETE

CLINT FISCHER CONCRETE work - finish prep and pour all concrete, local family owned, 731-227-9132, 731-707-1907.

C O N C R E T E CONSTRUCTION. Poured wall basements, slabs, re-tainer walls, driveways, side-walks, storm shelters. Call 731-363-0732 or 731-642-6916.

DAVIS PAVING & SEALING - Paving, sealing, gravel hauling, driveways, park-ing lots, more. Free esti-mates, all work guaran-teed. Paris, TN 731-336-7558.

SITTING SERVICEWANT TO DO baby sitting in my home, Monday-Friday, days only. Paris area. Call for more info. 270-978-3349.

TREE SERVICEBUYER’S OF STANDING Timber - Hoffman’s Logging.We cut veneer, hardwood, pulp wood. We work with local state forestry to help manage your property. Free references, free estimates. Prices have increased! Call 731-644-5747.

CHRIS’S TRIMMING - mas-ter tree trimmer, 17 years ex-perience. Low hourly rates available, trim or take down any tree. Licensed and in-sured. Call Chris Lambraia, 731-407-8847, Crystal Lambraia, 731-707-0811.

EVANS TREE SERVICES - take down, removal, stump grinding, trimming, fully in-sured, free estimates. Call Michael P. Evans, 731-593-3974, 731-697-1493.

MOSELEY’S STUMP REMOVAL. 731-336-4594.

H&B TREE Service. Tree Removal, Stump Removal, Trimming & Topping. Bucket Truck Service Available. Reasonable Rates. Fully in-sured. 731-642-7178.

HELP WANTED$800 “GUARANTEED” WEEKLY - Mailing flyers from home. For free packet. Call 1-972-221-7035.

SIGN ON BONUS for Avon Reps. Join an Award Winning Team and start making money TODAY! Work from home, make your own hours and earn chanc-es to win a 2016 Mercedes! Call or text 731-336-9757.

Peddler 731-644-9595 Toll Free 1-800-698-0234 February 25, 2016We appreciate your business!

Beautiful Hilltop Setting close to Kentucky Lake.House, barn, city water, paved driveway outbuilding.Springville, TN,$125,000 OBO. (731) 782-3257(731) 363-2772

WILL RIGGINSAttorney at Law

Criminal & Divorce

731-363-6024 | 931-232-45291340 Donelson Parkway, Dover, Tennessee 37058

Hazel KY. AntiqueCenter of Amer ica12 of the finest Antique Stores

in TN & KY Come Shop til you Drop!

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ObituariesPARIS

In loving memory ofKay Chestnut Browndied February 18, 2016McEvoy Funeral Home

is in charge.

In loving memory ofAllene Clayton

died on February 18, 2016Ridgeway Funeral Home

is in charge.

In loving memory ofBetty Virginia Davisdied February 21, 2016

Ridgeway Funeral Home is in charge.

In loving memory ofKatie Fitzhugh


is in charge.

In loving memory ofSue Dell Parker Hubbard

died February 21, 2016McEvoy Funeral Home

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In loving memory ofVirgie Hudgins

died February 17, 2016Ridgeway Funeral Home

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In loving memory ofElfriede Marlow


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In loving memory ofJohn E. “Jack” Neumann, Jr.


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In loving memory ofAubrey “Dee” O’Nealdied February 19, 2016

Ridgeway Funeral Home is in charge.

In loving memory ofMyrtle Stubblefield

died on February 12, 2016Rawls Funeral Home

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In loving memory ofDorothy “Dottie” Swisher

died February 24, 2016Ridgeway Funeral Home

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In loving memory ofRuth Van Patten


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MCKENZIEIn loving memory of

Mary Cunningham died on February 20, 2016

Brummitt-McKenzie Funeral Home

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CAMDENIn loving memory ofVerniece Bonds

died on February 19, 2016Stockdale-Malin Funeral Home

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In loving memory ofRita Hawley Cuff

died February 21, 2016Plunk Funeral Home

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died February 21, 2016Stockdale-Malin Funeral Home

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In loving memory ofJoseph Hargis

died on February 21, 2016Oakdale Funeral Home

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In loving memory ofMary Rogers


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HUNTINGDONIn loving memory ofDavid Crawford

died on February 17, 2016Dilday-Carter Funeral Home

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In loving memory ofMax P. Crockett

died on February 21, 2016Chase Funeral Home

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In loving memory ofCathey Ellis Edwardsdied on February 21, 2016

Chase Funeral Home is in charge.

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FULL-TIME opening for ship-ping/customer service clerk. This person will answer phones, converse with our customers, take orders and customer payments, moni-tor and process online or-ders and package and ship product on a daily basis. Accuracy is imperative! Mush have excellent communica-tion skills; full knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel; and extreme attention to de-tail Use or familiarity with on-line auction sites a plus. Job will require heavy lifting. M-F, 8am-5pm. $12-$14 depend-ing on experience. Send re-sume to: Human Resources, 230B Tyson Ave, Box 152, Paris TN 38242 or call 731-407-4510.

INSURANCE AGENT/ CSR - FSB Insurance Inc., in Paris, TN is seeking quali-fied preferably licensed in-surance Customer Service Representative. We are look-ing for individuals with ex-perience in servicing and cross selling existing clients in their Auto, Home & other Personal, Commercial insur-ance needs. E-mail resumes to [email protected]

PAINTING CONTRACTOR is recruiting experienced, professional journeymen painters. Must have 4-years professional painting ex-perience. To apply call 270-753-6895 & leave voice mes-sage. No walk in applicants accepted. EOE

PART TIME Housekeeper & server. 20-25 hours/week - no calls, apply in person. Rose Stone, 4089 Hwy 218 Bypass, Paris.

PRIVATE DUTY LPN & CNA positions available in Obion and surrounding counties. Apply at: CareAll Private Duty: Dresden, 811 Morrow St., Suite 207, Dresden, TN 38225. Monday-Friday 8am-4:30p,. 731-364-5812.

WANTED SHADE TREE paint & body man. Reasonable, I buy paint, small amount of body work. Sand, tape, paint. Call Chris - pay cash. 270-293-7433.

APPLIANCESSEALED NIB KENMORE 30” Microwave/Over Range Vent model 790.80322, 1.6 cubic feet, white, rack, turn table. $175 OBO. 731-407-4597.

SPEED QUEEN Dryer, re-built with new motor, $125 OBO. 731-363-2553.

TV HOME SERVICE. Repair big screen TV at your home. 931-627-7848.

FURNITURE8 PIECE DINING SET - sol-id oak, table, 6 chairs & chi-na hutch, custom made. Paid $3,000, asking $500. Can text photos. Solid walnut trunk, $100. 731-333-9487.

ASHLEY TV ARMOIRE, sol-id wood, with 2 side units, holds 29” TV, perfect condi-tion, $750. 731-694-4426

BEAUTIFUL CIVIL WAR ERA FURNITURE! Priced to Sell! Dixieland Antiques and The Vintage Shoppe, 2360 Hwy. 79 S., Paris, TN, Open 10-5, Mon.-Sat. 731-644-3656.

CAST IRON LARGE Dinner bell - $135. 1930 oak high back bed with matching dresser, excellent condition, $1,500. Jewell-Tea dishes. 731-642-7248.

MATTRESS & BOX SPRING, toddler mattress. 731-924-2570.

MISC. USED FURNITURE FOR SALE & 2 TVs. Good pricing. Hope & Mercy Mission, Hwy. 70 West. Camden, TN. Call first: 731-584-7004.

NEW SHIPMENT of bam-boo pillows, comforters & sheets and mattress-es at unbeatable prices. Call or come by Beasley Furniture and Mattresses, 3000 E. Wood St., Paris. 731-642-4077.

NICE LIKE NEW BUSINESS DESK - 60X30, $35. Sleeper sofa, with hideaway bed, ex-cellent condition, $150. 843-516-3479 or 270-436-6526

QUEEN SLEEPER Sofa, no pets, no smoking, like new, condition, $350. Also round glass dinette set, $270. For pictures call 270-436-6051.

RECLINER - green fabric, Lazy Boy, wing back, wood legs, $200. Bedroom suite, all wood, queen bed, dress-er, armoire, night stand, $1,200. 931-249-7390 or 931-237-4618.

STOREWIDE TAX REFUND SALE! Solid Wood - Dressers, Buffets, China Hutches, great for using with Televisions! Dixieland Antiques, 2360 Hwy. 79 S., Paris, TN, Open 10-5, Mon.-Sat. 731-644-3656.

TABLE, DROP LEAVES, honey oak, $100. 4 darker oak chairs, $150. Component stereo, 2 tall speakers, $100. 931-249-7390 or 931-237-4618.

FREE PETSFREE CAT to good home, black, male, friendly with chil-dren and other animals. 731-364-6946.

PETS & LIVESTOCK8 WEEK OLD PUPS, part beagle. $30. 731-333-4024

AKC SHIH TZU - males & females, shots up to date, $600 each. 731-642-5151, 731-336-1494.


CLOVER HAY for sale - first cutting. $3/bale. 731-336-2807.

CORN FED BIRKSHIRE HOGS - killing hogs. Good BBQ hogs. Grass fed Angus Beef. Bred gilts and pigs for sale. Lesley, 731-336-1987.

COUNTRY EGGS for sale, also, hatching eggs, 3 breeds. 731-415-2004.

CRITTERS & CAGES, Buff goose hen, $35. Mascovy duck hen, $20. Call duck male, $20. Fantail pigeons, 2 for $15. 931-232-9502.

DOG GROOMING IN YOUR HOME. We make house calls! Reasonably priced, $45. Includes nail and ear cleaning. 731-822-3419.

DOG HOUSE RESCUE - has dogs for adoption! If you need a new furry friend for life - think of us! 731-333-0980, 406-871-7932.

DOG KENNELS - 1 large, 8 panels 9’9” long X 7’, $400. 1 small, 6 panels 4’10”long X 6’, $125. Text 731-707-0150.

RHODE ISLAND Red pullet for sale. Roosters fro sale. 731-415-2004.

FEMALE SUGAR Glide,r born 11/21, 3 months old, large cage and all acces-sories, $250. 731-855-4744, leave message, Trenton.

FIEST/ BLUE HEELER fe-male, 1-2 year old, very sweet dog, $50. 731-855-4744, leave message. Trenton.

GOOD QUALITY HAY - for horses and cattle, square and round. Proud to say that in 2016 will be a sup-plier of TEFF The Ultimate Hay. 731-234-2093.

JACK RUSSELL PUPPIES - black, white and tan, 6 weeks old, $100 each. 731-641-1386.

MALE SHIH TZU - Neutered, all shots, full-blooded, no pa-pers, black and gray, $200. 731-352-5738.

FARM EQUIPMENT6’ MASSEY-FURGESON Disk $200. Pound Scoop, $150. 270-753-5261


INTERNATIONAL FARMALL M, runs really good, good tractor, new tires and paint, new decals,hydraulics. $2,350 OBO. 731-336-0927

WE REBUILD MOTORS. Foreign, Domestic, Auto, Truck, Farm, & Industrial. Atwood Auto Mechanic Shop. 2526 Hwy 79, Atwood, TN. 1-731-662-4103

LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT


HUSQVARNA, 26HP Kohler engine, 2 cyl., electric blade engage, 152 hours, hydro-static trans. 54” cut, 3 blades. Asking $1700 OBO. 731-363-1238.

JOHN DEERE X540 - 52 inch deck with extra blades, low hours, $3,000. 616-283-2563.

TROYBILT push mower, self-propelled, 6.5hp, runs good, needs bag, 22” cut, $125. 731-363-1920.

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Across1) Pine oozings5) Lip care9) Messing of TV14) Part of an angler’s arsenal15) “Aida” air16) Hunter with a belt of stars17) Dumbell metal18) Jazz jobs19) Foolish fellow20) First-class rushing?23) One of the four “Forest Cantons”24) Telephone book entry25) Rustic dads28) Peppermint ___ (candy purchase)30) Part of a biblical plague32) Infamous FBI sting36) Unpleasant to the touch37) Violet driver’s part of the highway?40) Jab in the ribs42) Olympic skier McKinney43) Norwegians’ neighbors46) Alphabetized50) ___ and outs51) Pontiac muscle car55) D.C. to NYC dir56) Thirty-first president’s legacy, to some?58) Mount Moses climbed61) “Permit Me Voyage” author James62) Research paper abbr.63) Grows together, like a fracture64) Tehran’s nation65) It’s often changed on the road66) Small fjord67) ___ Linda, Calif.68) Like this puzzle?

Down1) Error2) Winged goddess of the dawn3) toast to one’s health4) Email condition, sometimes5) Furthest from formfitting6) Sign of the spring equinox7) It might be ambient8) Kenyan native9) Words before “It’s still early”10) Huron’s neighbor11) Garbage container12) He played Opie13) Word with “way” or “where”21) Suspect’s explanation22) Lontime NBC show, initially25) Purple-brown26) Inquire27) Dirty domicile29) Made to pay a levy31) Cuban product33) Old PC display34) Small battery35) “That tastes good!”37) ___ out a living (gets by)38) Rose Bowl city39) Coffee attribute40) Letters of tires41) Have sole possession of44) Bigheaded person45) Sign of a Broadway hit47) It may have a string attached48) It turns over before it runs49) Transferred52) Be of service53) Opposite of blanco54) Nighttime vision56) Source of some crime57) Kunis of TV and film58) Kind of lift or jump59) Where there was no room60) Zero or zip

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WANT TO BUY - old lawn-mowers - running or not, with deck or not. Want Massey Ferguson, Ford, John Deere, Cub Cadet, Case, Wheel Horse and old Sears mow-ers. 731-336-0927.

YARD MAN by MTD, 20hp, Kohler 46” cut, 20 hours, Hydrostatic transmission, $1600. OBO 731-363-1238.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

KIMBALL CONSALETTE Piano, pecan finish, wonder-ful shape, can help move, $4,500. 731-504-0168.

ONE MINT Condition Tama snare drum, perfect condi-tion, includes case, stand & sticks. Perfect for beginner or concert drum player. $250. 731-593-5096.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

1 ACRE near Kentucky Lake. Unrestricted camper, small house OK. “City” wa-ter, septic, level homesite. Easy owner financing. 731-220-8081.

1 BEDROOM HOUSE - good location in McKenzie, main-tenance free. Call 9am-4pm, 731-819-1793.

2 BEDROOM possible 3, 1 bath, corner lot, schools and college close, needs TLC, $25,000 firm. 185 Spruce, McKenzie. 731-393-3248.

3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH mo-bile home, new roof, new carpet. 1 acre in the coun-try, outdoor shed located in Gleason. $35,000. Call 731-648-5868. Also, 2 lots in Gleason, roughly 400X400 ft, joins American Legion. Asking 5,000. 648-5868


CABIN with 2 Screened in porches in Britton Ford Campground, gated commu-nity. Separate garage, real-ly nice. Must See! $23,000. 573-718-3521, 573-718-3212.

FOR SALE - Lake/Farm, half mile from KY Lake (country junction), 8 acres fenced and crossed fenced. 3 bedroom, 2 baths mobile home. Lake garage 1000 sq feet. insulat-ed with central air and heat, also Ashley wood stove. In the garage is a 30X12 apart-ment w/ full bath and kitch-en. A large livestock barn, 8 stalls plus feed room. All set-ting on 1/2 acre pond. Must see! Price in the nineties. Call 731-648-5868

Secluded 39 ACRES, 2 hous-es, 40x80 metal buildings, 35x40 ground level base-ment East End. 2 ponds. Trails through woods, Turkey & Deer. 240-513-6957.

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

1 BEDROOM APARTMENT, large kitchen & living room, 3 miles from Kentucky Lake, all utilities included, $600/month. 731-232-6045.

3 RENTAL HOUSES for sale. 2 are in Paris city limits, 1 is just outside of city limits. Its a 4 bedroom, 2 bath, attached 2 car garage with 3.5 acres. All 3 rented with a $1625 in-come per month. Would con-sider a 5th wheel or motor home in on trade. Call 731-336-2807.

EFFICIENCY Apartment, 1 bedroom, 3 miles from Kentucky Lake, all utilities included. $495/month. 731-232-6045.

FOR RENT - 3 bedroom house, CHA, nice neighbor-hood in Camden. No smok-ing, no drugs, no pets, $500/month. Deposit. 731-584-5248.

HOMES & TRAILERS FOR SALE - 20% down. One in Cadiz, KY, close to water, rent or sale. 731-363-5177

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SMALL 2 BEDROOM mobile home - suitable for one or two people, within of walking distance to lake, 8 miles out of Big Sandy. $275/month. 731-593-3666.

MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE

28X48 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath mobile home, located in Medina, TN. Needs a little work, great fixer-upper. Must be moved, $12,500. Call Danny, A & D Enterprises, 931-219-7260.

W. C. MOBILE HOME SERVICE - We move mo-bile homes. Tires and axles, licensed and insured. 731-352-6065, 731-694-4096.

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RECYCLE aluminum cans, brass, copper, radiators, stainless, aluminum and batteries. Copeland Metals, 2605 Hwy 69S, 731-642-1481.

WANT TO BUY - 16x70 3 bedroom, 2 bath single wide (reasonably priced) Call Danny, A & D Enterprises. 931-219-7260.

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WANT TO BUY Snapper Rear Engine Comet riding mower, 30” cut, preferably late model. 731-336-0032.

WANTED - set of HEARING AIDS that go behind the ear. Phonak, Oticon, Starkey, or Siemens. 931-217-4515.

WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE - cars, trucks and farm trac-tors. Call 731-247-3064.

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BOATS15’ ALUMACRAFT Crappie deluxe stick steer jon/boat, 28hp Johnson, trolling motor, depth finder, trailer, many ex-tras, $3,000. 731-446-4647.

18 HP EVINRUDE - electric start, needs fuel pump, $450. 731-363-1920.

STRATUS 17’, boat and trail-er, dual steering and hot foot, $500. 85 hp Force, $2,000. 70hp Evinrude, 4 stroke, new crank, needs injectors, $1,300. 25hp Evinrude, short shaft, tiller handle, electric start, $700. 115hp Johnson, fresh rebuild, tilt-n-trim con-trols, $2,500. 85hp Johnson, fresh rebuild, tilt-n-trim con-trols, $2750. 48hp Johnson, long shaft tiller handle, $2,000. 35hp Johnson, short shaft, tiller handle, electric start, fresh rebuild, $1,800. 805-889-3508.

1660 HEAVY Duty aluminum boat, 60 hp 4 stroke Mercury motor, tandem axle trailer, Dual Craft. $5,000. 731-441-2269.

17’ ALUMINUM CANOE,12’ aluminum boat, V-bottom, $300 each. Located in Paris. 651-208-1736.

22’ SWEET WATER PONTOON -fish n ski, 115 hp 4 stroke, only 57 hours, big tubes, excellent condi-tion, $14,400. 843-516-3479 or 270-436-6526

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WANT TO BUY OLD OR BLOWN UP boat motors, boats, or boat trailers. Call Parker Marine 731-642-6569.

RVS & CAMPERS2000 VIKING POPUP Camper, king & double beds, 2 dinettes also make beds, canvas in great shape. $3050. 731-642-7809.

2008 KEYSTONE CHALLENGER 5th wheel, 38’ long, 4 slide-outs, king suite, side-by-side refriger-ator, full kitchen. 731-336-3206.

2015 SHADOW CRUISER 225RBS 25’ queen bed, slide-out with bed, kitch-en, bathroom, sleeps 4, AC, heat, TV, $19,800, 731-363-0702.

ALL NEW GRACELAND RV Park - full hookups, quiet and supervised. Year round camping. Affordable rates. Springville area. Call Johnny Plunk, 731-225-6551.

SPRINGDALE 5th wheel, 24’, large slide-out, almost new tires, excellent condi-tion. $9,250. 731-336-4203 or 731-247-5231.

MOTORCYCLES2008 PAN AM Outlander ATV 650cc, 120 running hours, like new, $5,500. 239-994-1033, Waverly, TN.

BILL RAYMER is now doing ATV Repair. All work guar-anteed. For appointment call 731-336-8160.

2014 HONDA CRF 450 R, rode very little, $5500. 2007 Yamaha WR 450F, 408 miles only, $3200. 2000 Honda 250 Rebel, 6200 miles, looks new! $2300. 16’ Cargomate Race Trailer, with ramps, new tires, $2800. 731-336-8159

TIRES, BATTERIES & Service for all makes and models of motorcycles at Willoughby’s Cycle Shop, 731-642-9460.

AUTOS1993 CHEVY LUMINA V-6, auto. 2 Owners. Runs and drives great. Good work car. Dependable. $1,350. 1991 Crown Victoria, V-8, auto. 2 Owners. Nice Car. $2400. 731-642-3075

1996 CADILAC NORTH STAR - passenger side front fender damaged, good work car, $735. 731-247-3064.

1996 THUNDERBIRD coupe, V8 automatic, no rust, runs good, blue, $1650. 731-247-3064.

2004 MERCURY MOUNTAINEER- 155,300 miles, AWD, leather, moon roof, tilt, cruise, electric seats, you package electron-ic pedal adjustment, remote ignition. Very clean. $5000. 270-492-8614

WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE - cars, trucks and farm trac-tors. Call 731-247-3064.

2005 BUICK LESABRE limit-ed, excellent condition, heat-ed leather seats, very clean, inside out, new tires, must see, negotiable. 931-721-4140.

‘93 MERCURY COUGAR, runs & drives well, new tires, 118K miles, well-maintained, must sell, $1,400. 931-232-9502.

BARGAIN PLACE USED CARS - We finance! No Credit Check! AND low down payments. 8345 Hwy. 79N., Buchanan, TN. 731-644-1800.


TRUCKS & VANS1977 GMC DUALLY 1 ton pickup, 454 engine, 4 speed, needs flywheel, $1150. 731-247-3064.

1987 FORD F150, 300 6 cyl-inder, auto, 4 wheel drive, 155k miles, long wheel base, air, power steering. $3200 OBO. 731-415-1583.

1988 FORD F150 Inline 6, stick shift, good solid truck, $1450. 731-247-3064.

1995 MERCURY VAN - 84,564 miles, power win-dows, 2 door, power seats, new tires, V6, runs, good, good price, $2500. 731-358-2070.

1998 CHEVROLET 1 ton cargo van, good work ve-hicle, $1800. 731-225-6551.

2000 CHRYSLER Town & Country LXi Van, V6, au-to, air, cruise, power win-dows & seats, leather, runs & drives great, good condition, $3,100. 731-642-3075.

2000 DODGE DAKOTA, 5.9 R/T Ext. cab, 96K miles, $7500. 731-247-3727.

2001 JEEP GRAND Cherokee 4x4, V8, will go most anywhere,good hunt-ing, fishing and going to work jeep. $2,100. 731-247-3064.

2001 NISSAN FRONTIER XE King Cab, 4 cyl., auto., runs and drives great, good condition, great work truck, $4500. 731-642-3075.

2004 HYUNDAI SANTE FE, 4 WD, good looking SUV, V6, auto trans, sun roof, chrome rims, $650. Bad engine. 731-418-2171.

2005 CHEVY SILVERADO Crew Cab, super clean, ev-erything works, no rust or re-pairs needed. 183K miles, $9,500. Must see to appreci-ate. Call Jeff, 731-333-1801.

2006 GMC SLT Crew Cab 4x4, leather, good tires, nice truck, $9250. 731-358-1815.

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Toffee Brickle Cookies original recipe makes 42 cookies

2 large eggs 1/2 cup margarine, softened 1 (15.25 oz) package yellow cake mix 1 (6 oz) package toffee baking bits1/2 cup chopped pecans 1 tablespoon water Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Beat eggs and margarine together in a bowl until smooth. Add cake mix, toffee bits, pecans, and water; stir until batter is blended. Drop tablespoonfuls of batter onto a large baking sheet. Bake in the preheated oven until golden brown, 15 to 17 minutes. Allow cookies to cool for 5 minutes before removing from baking sheet.

Pineapple ChickenTendersOriginal recipe makes 10 servings1 cup pineapple juice 1/2 cup packed brown sugar 1/3 cup light soy sauce 2 lbs chicken breast tenderloins or strips skewersIn a small saucepan over medium heat, mix pineapple juice, brown sugar, and soy sauce. Remove from heat just before the mixture comes to a boil. Place chicken tenders in a medium bowl. Cover with the pineapple mari-nade, and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes. Preheat grill for medium heat. Thread chicken lengthwise onto wooden skewers. Lightly oil the grill grate. Grill chicken tenders 5 minutes per side, or until juices run clear. They cook quickly, so watch them closely.

Apple LadybugTreatsoriginal recipe makes 4 servings2 red apples 1/4 cup raisins 1 tablespoon peanut butter 8 thin pretzel sticks

Macaroni Salad original recipe makes 10 servings2 cups macaroni 2 (6 oz) cans tuna, drained 1 onion, chopped 1 green bell pepper, chopped 2 stalks celery, chopped 2 tablespoons garlic powder 1 1/2 cups mayonnaise 2 tablespoons prepared mustard salt to taste ground black pepper to taste Cook noodles in a large pot of boiling water until al dente.

All recipes courtesy of allrecipes.com

Slice apples in half from top to bottom and scoop out the cores using a knife or melon baller. If you have an apple corer, core them first, then slice. Place each apple half flat side down on a small plate. Dab peanut butter on to the back of the ‘lady bug’, then stick raisins onto the dabs for spots. Use this method to make eyes too. Stick one end of each pretzel stick into a raisin, then press the other end into the apples to make antennae.

Rinse under cold water, and drain. Mix tuna, onion, bell pepper, celery, garlic powder, mayonnaise, salt and pepper, and mustard together in a large bowl. Add pasta, and mix well.

Dun-Found-It!

DUN-FOUND-IT GAME FOR FEBRUARY 25, 2016 _______________________________________ _______________________________________ _______________________________________ _______________________________________ _______________________________________

Name:_________________________________________ Phone:________________________

All you have to do is locate the above 5 symbols in the various ads in this week’s Peddler.Once you have found the symbols fill out the form below. Write the business name of the adyou found the symbol in. We will take all the forms with correct answers and draw a winnereach week. Form must be filled out completely and returned to the Peddler office by noon

on the following Monday. Mail entry to: 512 North Market Street, Paris, TN 38242.THIS WEEK’S WINNER WILL RECEIVE 2 TICKETS TO THE PARISIAN THEATRE.

Our Dun-Found-It Winner this week is:

Darline Saver-JohnsonPlease come by the Peddler to receive

your certificate.

COMING BACK SOON “THE PARIS INN”

1297 East wood St Paris, TN

Available soon: 1&2 Bedroom apartments - utilities includedWe also have long term hotel rates

Banquet hall/meeting room now taking reservations-former bar area available for lease

CALL NOW 615-400-1631 RONNIE RANDALL

OR 662-862-3606 CHARLIE GRAHAM

2009 F150, 4 Door Pickup, excellent condition, new tires. $14,500. 731-694-3791

2011 JEEP LIBERTY 4X4, V6 automatic, extra clean, consider trade in, $11,000. 731-358-1815.

2013 LINCOLN MKX SUV- new Michelin tires, garage kept, extra clean. Remain factory warranty, nev-er smoked-in, 40K miles, $29,500. 731-363-1742.

2013 RAM 1500 QUAD Cab, Big Horn package, 4x2, 5.7L, remote start, touch screen rear camera, much more, $24,800. 731-363-0702.

32’ TRAVEL TRAILER, se l f con ta ined , refrigerator,shower, stove, $2,250. 270-978-4117.

‘87 FORD VAN - Econoline 150, 300 6 cyl., automatic, 30K miles, $2500. ‘64 Chevy ll Nova, rolling chassis, 2 door hardtop, $2250. ‘83 C10 Short Bed Chevrolet truck, with 292 motor, R700 trans-mission, $3250. 270-978-4117.

‘95 GMC SONOMA, 4.3 en-gine, runs good, transmis-sion needs work, $725. 731-247-3064.

‘99 DODGE 4WD 1500, new tires, new spare, $4,500. 731-694-7052.


AUTO PARTS & ACCESSORIES

6X12 CARGO TRAILER - pictures link is: http://jack-s o n t n . e b a y c l a s s i f i e d s .com/v/39929924 $900 OBO. McKenzie, TN 731-602-3095.

SPORTING GOODSBUY ONE PEDDLER Personal Ad for $9 (4 weeks) get a second personal ad for weeks FREE! Limited time! Call or come by our office today!

REMINGTON 1100 SHOTGUN, 20 ga., 28” Vent Rib, 2 3/4 chamber, hardly used. $425 OBO. 641-891-1629 Camden

RUGER MODEL 77 Mark 2 Hawkeye, 7 mm. Remington mag., w/ Ziess 4.5/14/44, both stainless, w/ laminat-ed stock. $1200 OBO 731-642-1377

MISCELLANEOUS‘01 ELECTRIC CLUB Car. New batteries/ cables/ con-troller/onboard computer in 2015. Lift kit, sport wheel & lug tires. 731-707-0137 call/text. 731-707-0137.

2 PAIRS OF MEN’S size 11 basketball shoes, excellent condition. One pair red & black Air Jordans, other or-ange & blue LeBron Nike Soldiers. $40 each or $75 for both. 731-593-5096.

26 BULB TANNING BED, JK Ergoline 26, $250. 731-593-3427.

3,410 LEGO PIECES, ask-ing $80,call M-F between 4-7pm, Saturday, 1-6. 731-782-3387.

3000 PSI PRESSURE WASHER, like new, 400ft. of very good water hose, reel & trailer, 5 pressure buttons, 12ft. wand with elbow gas motor used 4 times. Must sell. $600 OBO. 731-363-2724.

4 WHEELER, girl’s bike, tri-cycles, Playhouses, exercise equipment. 731-924-2570.

CULVERTS FOR SALE - many diameters and lengths available. 731-584-2558.

TREADMILL - Weslo brand, good condition, $50. 731-247-3727.

LIFE RIDER Exercise Machine by Health Rider, $50. 731-593-3427.

99 JAMES PATTERSON books, asking $600, hard cover and paperbacks, call M-F between 4-7pm, Saturday, 1-6. 731-782-3387.RUGER MODEL 77

Mark 2 Hawkeye, 7mm Remington mag., w/ Ziess 4.5/14/44, both

stainless, w/ laminated stock.

$1200 OBO 731-642-1377


Saint Mary’s Catholic Church220 W Main St., Camden, TN

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Saturday Vigil4:30 p.m. — Rosary5:00 p.m. — Mass

Sunday Mass10:45 a.m.

WeekdaysMondays and Fridays12:00 noon

ConfessionSaturdays4:00 — 4:30 p.m.

Devotion to St. MaryFirst Saturday of each month, at 9a.m.

‘07 Ford F150 Lariat Supercrew4X4, 4 Door, Sunroof, Loaded!

Stk#607

‘06 Chysler PacificaLeather, Sunroof, Loaded!Great Family Car Stk#616

‘06 Pontiac G6 Sunroof, Leather, Loaded!

Stk#556

‘07 Toyota CamryLeather, Sunroof, Excellent Car!

Stk#586!

‘03 Chevy 1500 Z714X4, Ext. Cab, 4 Door!

Good Clean Truck! Stk#587

‘07 Ford F25094k Miles, V-10, 4X4, Ext. Cab, One Owner

New Tires! Stk#610

Crowder’s Auto Center925 Locust Street • Paris • 731-642-5300

MULTIPLE FINANCING OPTIONS AVAILABLE!

BUY • SELL • TRADEWE FINANCE!

14800 Highland Dr. (Hwy. 79)McKenzie, TN731-393-0771

Corner of Hwy. 641S. & Fairview St.Paris, TN731-407-7772

ADVERTISE TO 10 mil-lion homes across the USA! Place your ad in over 140 community newspapers with circulation totaling over 10 million homes. Contact Independent Free Papers of America IFPA at [email protected] or visit our website cadnetads.com for more information.

HOBART MEAT SAW - needs little TLC, $750. 731-363-1742.

PECAN - locally grown - Hazel, Kentucky area. $2.50 per pound. 270-492-8298.

ALL NATURAL Peanut Butter, 14 oz. tubs. Buy one get one free or buy them by case and save more. Organic Coconut Oil, 1 gal. or 4 gal. per case. Fresh pork sau-sage from our farm. Yoder’s Country Store, 7340 Hwy 124, McKenzie, TN 38201.

ANTIQUE FURNITURE, 2 wedding dresses, odds & ends, serious buyers on-ly. Call Anthony, 731-332-9765 or text 731-332-1191 if Anthony is unavailable.

Aviation grads work with Jetblue, Boeing, Delta and others. Start here with hands on training for FAA certifica-tion. Financial aid if quali-fied. Call Aviation Institute of Maintenance, 866-453-6204.

BLWO520 FASCO Furnace Draft Motor for Trane X82-178 M4112 61224763-04. Purchased on 11/25/15 to repair of Trane Model YCY030f1MOAA S/N J3615119, when inducer was assembled, found there were other operational issues. This inducer assemboly as assembled for about 5 min-utes and removed. Still have the original box, bill of sale and owner’s manual. Unit cost was $450 + $19.80 Frt + $34.26 Tax= $504.06. Will sell for $350. 731-336-8252.


CAMDEN AL-ANON Famly Group meets Thursday nights at 7pm at the Cumberland Presbyterian Chruch at 239 W. Main St. Enter the door on the west side of the build-ing and go downstairs. This meeting is for anyone whose life has been affected by someone else’s drinking or using drugs. For more infor-mation call 731-584-4924.

CHICKEN & GAME BIRD Equipment. Incubators, wa-ter feeders, and pens. 270-753-5216

CHRISTMAS DISHES - 39 pieces, snowman design, rarely used, very nice set. 731-584-9441.

CULVERTS FOR SALE - many different sizes and lengths. 731-986-8271.

DISH TV 120 channels FOR $49.99. 3 year price guarantee. We also have DirecTV service. Call or come by Beasley Antenna & Satellite, 3000 East Wood St., Paris. 731-642-4077.

FIREWOOD FOR SALE - seasoned oak - $55/rick de-livered. Call 731-333-2628.

FARM RAISED - fresh and delicious sausage, mild & hot, Boston butts and pork chops. Antibiotic free. Call Lesley, 731-336-1987.

FIREWOOD FOR SALE - $45/rick, if you pick up. Delivery available. 731-707-0398

FULLY ELECTRIC hospital bed with trapeze and remote control, like new condition. Also, some furniture and ap-pliances. 731-644-0316.

HO TRAIN ITEMS - over 500 pieces! Dixieland Antiques, 2360 Hwy. 79 S., Paris, TN. Open 10-5, Mon.-Sat. 731-644-3656.

LOWER YOUR TV, Internet & phone bill! Get fast internet from $15/month - qualifying service. Limited time offer. Plus, free $300 gift card. Call 855-407-0796 today!

MAKE A CONNECTION - Real people, flirty chat. Meet singles right now! Call LiveLinks. Try it Free. Call now 1-888-909-9905, 18+.

TRUCK BED TOPPER, older aluminum model, fits 8’ truck bed, fair condition, $50. 731-642-7809.

MOVING SALE: 2 Refrigerators, washer, leath-er double recliner sofa, sofa/love seat, dishwasher, chest dresser, vanity/hutch dress-er, paint ball guns/gear/ac-cessories. Paris, 615-804-7733.

NEED HIGH SPEED Internet? We have the answer. Call or come by Beasley Antenna & Satellite, 3000 East Wood St., Paris. 731-642-4077.

NEED THE PEACE OF MIND of a Final Expense Plan or Funeral Plan? Have you been rejected because of your health or pre-exist-ing conditions? I can help! Call 731-220-0874, leave message. We are an A rat-ed company with more than 50 years experience.

ROUND FUEL TANK - ap-proximately 120 gallons, pump needs seal kit, $100. 731-363-1742.

SIGN ON BONUS for Avon Reps. Join an Award Winning Team and start making money TODAY! Work from home, make your own hours and earn chances to win a 2016 Mercedes! Call or text 731-336-9757.

SPECIAL VALENTINE & Tax Refund Sale! Estate Jewelry, Fenton Glassware, Curios, Metal Decor, Beer Signs, Furniture and Pictures! Dixieland Antiques, 2360 Hwy. 79 S., Paris, TN, Open 10-5, Mon.-Sat. 731-644-3656.

SPINDLE TWIN BED - flat top trunk, floor lamp, storage shelf, Martha Washington sewing cabinet. 731-676-0241.

START YOUR OWN Business - for sale 3 soda and snack machine combos. 25 - 3 canister bubble gum and candy machine combos. 731-588-4418.

Peddler 731-644-9595 Toll Free 1-800-698-0234 February 25, 2016Our office is located at 512 North Market Street, Paris, TN 38242.


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LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION

THE HENRY COUNTY SOIL Conversation District will be giving away trees on Arbor Day, Friday, March 4th at USDA Service Center, 408 North Market St. in Paris. Pin Oak, Crab Apple, Persimmon and Virginia Pine will be giv-en away beginning at 9am and will continue while sup-plies last.

TRAILER PARTS: bearings, bushings, brakes, couplers, hanger kits, hubs, jacks, LED lights, ramps, shackles, u-bolts, grease plugs caps. 731-642-8420.

VERY NICE CHINA CABINET, glass upper doors with 3 shelves, wood bot-tom doors with silverware drawer & shelves $225. 16” wheel & tire, used as spare to replace donut wheel on 2003 Ford Taurus. $35. 5 front end weights for Ford Tractor. $25 each. 1 new 100 gallon Tarter water tank, galvanized. $75. 1 Used 100 gallon galvanized water tank. $40. 5 Used 12 ft. feed bunks. $30 each. 731-593-3482. Call after 5 PM.

WANT TO BUY - old lawn-mowers - running or not, with deck or not. Want Massey Ferguson, Ford, John Deere, Cub Cadet, Case, Wheel Horse and old Sears mow-ers. 731-336-0927.

WE NEED People oriented volunteers. As a hospice vol-unteer you can help improve and maintain a reasonable quality of life for chronical-ly ill adults and their families. Call Barry Fowler @ 731-584-9500.

WE SELL & INSTALL out-side antennas for local TV channels. Call or come by Beasley Antenna & Satellite, 3000 East Wood St., Paris. 731-642-4077.

YAMAHA SUB WOOFER, 2400 watts speaker, Fen Sound 450 W., Pro Speaker System, 2 bass, $250 all. Washer & HoverRound, $50 both. 731-924-8824

Person to PersonPTP ads run only when space in the paper is available. They are edited only to

accommodate space. The Peddler staff is not responsible for content either received or distributed to and/or by our paper.

HOW TO RESPOND TO A PTP: 1st Step - Write a let-ter. 2nd Step - Put letter in an envelope. 3rd Step - Seal en-velope. 4th Step - Write PTP number on back of enve-lope. 5th Step - Put stamp on front of envelope. 6th Step - Place envelope in second envelope with $3 (cash on-ly). 7th Step - Seal enve-lope and mail to: PTP, 512 North Market Street, Paris, TN 38242. Be sure that your letter to be forwarded has a stamp on it otherwise it will not be mailed. PLEASE NOTE: If these instructions are not followed, your reply will not be sent.

SHF, 54 yrs old, 5’3”, curvy, nonsmoker. Looking for SWM 50-61 yrs old. Tall, slender/large frame. Friendship. KY & TN area. Write and leave telephone number. PTP 471

Hi, WM 47 years old 6’2”. I’m a kind hearted, fun lov-ing, country boy who loves to treat a woman the way she deserves to be treat-ed. I love watching Nascar, riding horses, fishing, rid-ing motorcycles & 4-wheel-ers, any outdoor activities. I like dining out and going to the movies buy also en-joy cuddling on the couch watching TV. I’m looking for a kind hearted, slim to me-dium built, country gal, 25-45 for friendship & possibly relationship. No druggies or alcoholics. Please send me a picture and phone number along with letter and I will an-swer all. Wanna be treated like a queen then I am your man. PTP 307

WWF, 75, 5’4”, grey hair, ha-zel eyes. No smoking, drink-ing or drugs. Would like to meet a SWM about the same age for friendship and dat-ing. I like to attend church, quilt, crafts, and flowers. My family is important to me and I like dogs, gospel, country, blue grass music, flea mar-kets, and yard sales. Please send a photo with a letter and your phone number. Also your likes and dislikes and anything else you want to share. I will answer each let-ter I receive.PTP458

DWM, mid 60s, very active, I am raising my 11 year old granddaughter and 12 year old grandson. We live in the country. I am not looking for someone to raise them, I’ve got that covered. I am re-tired, 6’3” tall, 220 lbs. We enjoy the lake, cooking out and just being at home. I am down to earth, non-abusive in any way. Are there any good women left out there? PTP 459

DWM, 35 years old, seek-ing D/SWF with a good heart and of similar age. Would like an intelligent woman, open to a one-on-one rela-tionship. I smoke cigarettes but don’t drink and prefer staying home over going out. PTP 460

I’m 6’2”, about 220lbs. I’m very tall and country type of guy. I love to fish at KY lake or anything. I don’t smoke, go to bars, or drink, but if I did it would be wine. I lost my dad this last year and moved back in with my mo-ma. I don’t work, I’m on dis-ability month by month. I’m a slow learner on certain things in life. I’m very outgoing and loveable, laughable person. I rather tell the truth about me instead of lying to you. I’m 40 years old. and I have one son. I get my son every oth-er weekend but no ex drama whatsoever. I do love to slow dance and I enjoy cuddling, kissing, and holding hands. I do enjoy taking walks. I want someone to love me for me and me love them for them. I don’t have a current pic-ture of me but I’ll send you a old picture that is like 2 years old. I have changed a lot since then. Please send me a picture of you and your number if you are interest-ed in talking to one another.PTP 461

DWF, 60 yrs old, approx. 5’4” inches tall, not skinny but working on the extra weight that I do have. Good per-sonality, good sense of hu-mor. Kind hearted, compas-sionate. Honest and respect-ful. Would like to meet a man with same qualities. Doesn’t smoke or drink. Loves an-imals. If you would like to spend time and get to know me please write, will answer all replys. PTP 462

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AriesMarch 21-April 19

TaurusApril 20-May 20

GeminiMay 21-June 20

CancerJune 21-July 22

LeoJuly 23-August 22

VirgoAugust 23-September 22

LibraSeptember 23-October 22

ScorpioOctober 23-November 21

SagittariusNovember 22-December 21

CapricornDecember 22-January 19

AquariusJanuary 20-February 18

PiscesFebruary 19-March 20

You’re excited about putting in a day of hard work today, but attending to all the details may require too much time for your liking. If you become bogged down by a minor matter, consider that this isn’t where your attention is most needed. Take a long hard look before pouring your heart into a situation of questionable importance. Observe the signs around you; when your energy flows without resistance, you know you’re doing the right thing at the right time.

Although others might seem uptight or nervous today, you feel confident and cool as a cucumber. Your optimistic at-titude and polished appearance make a great impression on your peers. You have a relaxed competence that puts people at ease, so take advantage of this creative phase by discussing your ideas with those whose approval you seek. There’s no need to hold back now so let your natural talents sparkle and shine.

You may feel exceptionally clever to-day, and are up for the challenge of getting your life back in order. But a problem may start close to home with something relatively unimportant. Un-fortunately, the tiniest loose thread can unravel the largest piece of fabric. Han-dling nearly any situation successfully requires you to find the right balance between concern and detachment. Show how much you care without try-ing to control the outcome or expecting anything in return.

Using your heightened perceptions as a weapon today is less honorable than just telling the truth. Be careful not to settle into a defensive posture if it feels like someone is attacking you. Emo-tions lurking just beneath the surface might be the result of deeper issues that aren’t being discussed openly. Rely on your analytical powers to discern whether anyone is trying to manipulate you, and then react accordingly. Taking the high road is almost always the best route to maintaining your integrity.

You can accomplish so much more than you expect today if you simply fo-cus on just one thing at a time. Unfortu-nately, it’s all-too-easy to be pleasantly lured off track when pets or children are in the picture. You have a wide range of talents and interests, but cashing in requires you to concentrate on what you value most. Mastering a single skill means that you really don’t have time to waste. Remember, precision counts more now than anything else.

You prefer it when everything fits neatly into place but you might end up with a few round pegs and square holes today. Don’t expend precious energy being self-critical about how you might have contributed to the mess because getting the job done now is more important than anything else. Take a chance and dive into the challenges; put all your intensity into solving each problem. Even if you must leave a few loose ends untied at the end of the day, you’ll be able to walk away knowing you gave it everything you could. Success is the sum of each small effort over time.

Creating balance is what you Libras do best since you prefer remaining rational and reasonable under all circumstanc-es. However, if someone gets under your skin and agitates your nerves today, you might not keep your gut re-action to yourself. Pay attention to your feelings and notice where they take you. You have an excellent chance to work through whatever comes up now as long as you don’t get stuck in one spot. Exploring uncharted emotional territory expands your heart, allowing more love to flow in and out.

People may attempt to convince you to do something that just doesn’t sound like the smartest move now. It’s very important that you trust your instincts over someone else’s judgment today, even if you have to stand up for your beliefs. Nevertheless, be careful not to create more conflict than necessary, for others might be quick to take your disa-greement as a direct challenge. Nego-tiation is certainly better than confronta-tion if you want to keep the peace.

A laissez-faire approach might land you into a big pile of trouble at work today, especially if you try to avoid the most logical solution. The smartest strate-gies now are the simplest ones, so don’t turn molehills into mountains or you’ll eventually have to climb them. Listen to the cool voice of reason, es-pecially if it comes from your boss or another authority figure. Practicing self-discipline in the first place is the most successful proactive move you can make.

Thankfully, nearly everything in your life feels a bit calmer today while the Moon is moving through earthy Virgo. Try to make choices that stabilize a current situation while simultaneously planning for your future. Unfortunately, it may be tricky to balance your immediate needs with your long-term goals. Don’t let your unfettered ambitions dictate your deci-sions or you’ll end up wasting time and energy. Step back, ground yourself, and operate from a practical perspec-tive.

Slowing down enough to give your feel-ings time to express can be an uphill battle today. You may be uncomfort-able when you are feeling vulnerable, yet emotional intimacy is key to your personal growth. Don’t try to intellec-tualize everything you experience now. Instead, resolve to push through your awkwardness by freely opening your mind and heart to the world around you. Start slowly by sharing one of your deepest fears with someone you trust; you might be pleasantly surprised with where the conversation leads.

You might try to do your best to avoid tackling a difficult family issue today, but it’s likely better for everyone if you face an existing conflict head on. Instead of following your intuition, let the facts be your guide for a change. Analyze the situation from multiple points of view and then make an objective decision that benefits all involved. No one can find fault in your actions if you stick with clear logic in your pursuit of doing what’s right.

Your Weekly Love Horoscope

PERSON TO PERSONDWM, 6”, 175lbs, 62 years old, blue eyes, looking for slender type lady between 45 and 55 years old, prefer non-smoker, someone who likes hunting, fishing, gardening, and just good plain country living. Send photo and phone number. PTP 463

I am a 48 years of age, look-ing for true love, i like slen-der type women, I own my own home, was divorced for twenty years - raised 5 kids by myself, to the 1st woman to answer my ad - see I am a man of myself. Please send picture & phone number AND a man I am.PTP 464

DWF, 35, pretty, slim, looking for man in 40s with positive mental attitude, who enjoys good times, likes people, and is not to hard to please. I am outgoing, have a busi-ness of my own, and am not asking for a sugardaddy, but a liberal, intelligent man who enjoys lively debate and doesn’t take things to per-sonally. No whiners or para-noids please! PTP 465

White male, 72, like almost anything, 180 lbs., would like to meet white woman, age 65-72, who does not drink or do drugs, to live with me, rent fee. PTP 472

SWF, Puryear Area, Mid 60s, 5’ tall, 125 lbs., do smoke. Looking for a SWM friend of mutual age with a sense of humor. I’m mostly a home-body sorta laid-back but like to stay busy. I’m not a fan-cy hottie but I’m honest and respectful and expect the same. I eat in front of the TV or can mellow out to clas-sic rock. Motorcycle riders - neat beards - are a plus but aren’t necessary. Just doing fun things with a friend. Lazy or without an income need not respond. PTP 466

60 year old, SWM, looking for a down to earth coun-try woman who likes to fish, camp, and garden. I live a simple life and looking for someone who wants the same. I am a sweet man, just looking for a sweet woman to spend my life with. PTP 467

Elderly, single gentleman, healthy, 6ft. tall, 180 lbs, seeks Hispanic or white fe-male any age to 65, not obese, hefty ok, for hap-py relationship and perhaps permanent. Smoker, social drinker ok, if no extremes. Peace loving and tranquil, own my own home, not hard to please. Please love small dogs. PTP 468

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Benton County, TN has more than 50 miles of shoreline on the Tennessee River/Kentucky Lake offering a wide variety of water recreational opportunities including boating, fishing, hunting, swimming, and fun for the entire fam-ily. An abundance of wildlife and fish species makes Benton County a sportsman’s para-dise. TWRA (TN wildlife resources agency) main-tains a number of WMAs (Wildlife Management Ar-eas) to help protect

and control local wildlife and Ben-ton County lies in the heart of the TN National Wildlife

Refuge managed by U.S. Fish and Wildlife managing for migratory birds.

Benton County is home to Birdsong Resort and Ma-rina, which is the State of Tennes-

see’s official site of Freshwater Pearl Culturing. The TN River Freshwater

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is located on the 58 acre Resort. You can also visit the historic site where

country music stars Patsy Cline, Cow-boy Copas, Hawk-shaw Hawkins, and pilot Randy Hughes tragically lost their lives in a plane crash. If you wanted to see some other won-derful communities you can travel on the Benton/Hous-ton Ferry, which is operated in the northeastern part of the county.

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History, and so much more. The Folk Life Museum atop Pilot Knob in Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park tells the story of life on the river and a monument to the Civil War Battle of Johnsonville is located outside of the museum stand-ing guard like and ancient sentinel over the majestic Tennessee River Valley. You can also see some of the most scenic ar-eas by traveling the Quilt Block Trail of the Magic Valley.

Like most small communities, Benton County has plenty of oppor-tunity to enjoy is community activi-ties. The third Sat-urday in April you will always find the Old Time Blue-

grass and Fiddlers’ Jamboree in Holla-day. On Memorial Weekend you can head on down to Big Sandy to visit with everyone at the Spring Festival. Every 4th Saturday of the month from April to October, you can join the Legend Cruisers to enjoy a Cruise In. Or the first week-end in June you can have the opportu-nity to weave bas-kets at the annual Weave-In presented by the West TN Basket Guild. The first Saturday in August will be the Waterfowl Festival in Big Sandy. On Labor Day week-end you can shop for trinkets and treasures at Bargain Highway which is a 30 mile yard sale. The third weekend

in September will be the Eva Beach Music Festival. Rounding out the year will be the Magic Valley Christmas Parade will be the 2nd Sat-urday in December. Great yearly events that we would love to have you come to visit. Stop by the Benton County/Camden Chamber of Commerce for information about any and all Benton County attractions or activities.


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“Get Your Sham-rock On” at this year’s Irish Day Celebration in Erin, Tennessee. This year’s theme is definitely a fun one and all of Houston County will see to it that you have the best St. Pat-rick’s Day ever! The 2016 Irish Day Celebration begins Friday, March 11th and runs through Saturday, March 19th.

There is no better way to kick things off than with a big hearty breakfast. The Irish Day Celebration Kick Off Breakfast will be held at 9am, Friday, March 11th at Erin City Hall. This will be a special day for one Houston County resident - he or she will be named the Lord High Mayor - the official host of the Irish Day Cel-ebration. The Lord High Mayor is an honor bestowed on a member of the community that has made significant

contributions to Erin and Houston County.

Hopefully, Satur-day, March12th, will be a beauti-fully clear and almost warm day. The Irish Day Cel-ebration has a lot of outside activi-ties planned! The morning begins with the 10th An-nual Bass Tourna-

ment at Danville Lake. Check in for this event begins at 6am. A foul weather date has been scheduled for March 26th. Want to stay on dry land, then get a team together for the Rotary Golf Tour-nament at Paris Landing State Park. No waiting around, the shotgun start begins promptly at 8am. Not into fishing or swinging a club, no wor-ries the “Get Your Shamrock On” 5K at will begin at 9am. The proceeds from this run/walk

will benefit the Irish Firefighter’s Benevolent Asso-ciation.

The carnival comes to town on Tues-day, March 15th! You will find all of your favorite rides, games and carni-val food vendors in downtown Erin on Front Street. Wednesday and Thursday nights,

March 16th & 17th, are Family Night with special discounts for the entire family and Dollar Night is on Friday, March 18th. The carnival will remain open until Saturday, March 19th.

The Red River Breeze Celtic concert will also be held on Tuesday evening, March 15th. The concert, sponsored by the Houston County Arts Council, will feature classic Celtic hymns and anthems and will

set the perfect tone for St. Patrick’s Day. The concert will begin at 7pm at the Erin United Methodist Church on Spring Street and there is no charge for admis-sion.

Good food is always part of any Irish Day Cel-ebration. The Irish Potato Bar will be

open at 11am, on St. Patrick’s Day, Thursday, March 17th at Signature Health Care on Rocky Hollow Rd., in Erin. The cost is only $6 and includes a huge baked potato and all the delicious trimmings like cheese, bacon, sour cream, butter and more. That evening Solid Gospel 105.1 will sponsor the Homecoming Jubi-lee - Gospel Sing-ing at Yellow Creek Baptist Church. The concert is free to the public and will begin at 6:30pm.

The Irish Banquet and Auction will begin with a social hour at 5pm and dinner at 6pm, on Friday, March 18th, at the Hous-ton County High School Forum. This is a grand occasion to get dressed up and go out on the town and enjoy a delicious din-ner. You may also have the chance to take home some unique items from the silent or live auction. This event is sponsored by the Houston County Area Chamber of Commerce and tickets are avail-able in advance for $25 at the Erin City Hall. Also, on Fri-day evening there will be live music on Front Street at the Perdue Acous-tics Show Grounds,

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Peddler 731-644-9595 Page 5Toll Free 1-800-698-0234 February 25, 2016You can place an ad over the phone with a credit/debit card.beginning at 7pm. The Irish Day Celebration will end with a ton of activities going on all around Erin on Saturday, March 19th. Start the day off with pancakes! The Erin United Methodist Church, on the corner of Spring Street and Walnut will serve from 6:30am to 10 am, $6 per plate. They will also have a donut and hot chocolate cart rolling up and down Main Street from 9am to 11am. The Erin Nazarene Church, located on Main Street, will serve pan-cakes from 7:30am to 9:30am. Each person is asked to give a $5 dona-

tion for breakfast. Beginning at noon the Methodist Church will hold an old-fashioned fish fry and serve hot, delicious Fried Catfish with all of the fixings and a cold drink for $6. The Irish Day Celebration gets revved up into high gear with their fa-mous parades. The Leprechaun Parade is just for the little Houston County boys and girls. Cute costumes and mini-floats pulled by hand line the street and have everyone cooing at the adorable-ness. The Lepre-chaun Parade will line up at the Erin Nazarene Church, judging will be-

gin promptly at 10:30am, no late entries allowed. Following the Lep-rechaun Parade will be the Irish Day Celebration Grand Parade. Line up and judging begins at 10am, the parade rolls out at 11am. Main Street will be filled with a sea of green when the Grand Parade takes over downtown Erin. The street closes at 10am so get there early to get your special spot.

The Class of 1966 will be celebrat-ing their 50th high school reunion at the Shamrocks & Shenanigans on the Court Square. All classes are welcome to join in

this festive event and reunion of old friends. The reunion and visita-tion will be from 10am to 4pm, Saturday, March 19th. The Houston County Archives will also be open to the public all day. The Archives are located on the lower floor of the Courthouse, on the square, in Erin.

The Irish Day Cel-ebration literally ends with a bang at the Demolition Derby. This even takes place at the Perdue Acoustics Show Grounds and is sponsored by the Houston County Fair Board. The gates open at 10am and the Derby starts at 3pm. The

Derby lasts as long as it takes to get to the last car still running!All throughout the day, on Saturday, March 19th, the Irish Day Celebra-tion will feature live music and entertainment on the various stages around downtown Erin. There will also be restaurants open and ready to serve you, as well as, all kinds of food vendors on the street. Come hungry, come look-ing to have a good time, come and “Get Your Sham-rock On!” For updates on the Irish Day Celebration visit their website www.houstonco-chamber.com.


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bucks. A good boat mechanic will also know to check the electrical system, too. It is important that the spark plugs are all firing cor-rectly and that the alternator is doing its job. Some elec-trical components for boat motors can cost hundreds of dollars.

Any boat that you purchase should be taken to the lake and test run to make sure every-thing is shifting and running prop-erly. Make sure all components like gauges, pumps and the electrical sys-tem are functioning as they should. Too many people run the motor on a hose thinking that shows that everything is OK. A motor can run on a hose

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There is only one place in the entire world that you can find more than 10,000 pounds of delicious golden fried catfish! That is in Paris, Tennes-see at the World’s Biggest Fish Fry! It takes more than

a couple of little hushpuppies to be classified as the World’s Biggest Fish Fry, but don’t take our word for it - come find out for yourself! The Paris Henry County Jaycees want you to know that the

World’s Biggest Fish Fry is always held the last week in April. Fish Fry events this year will run from Sat-urday, April 23rd to Sunday, May 1st. Just try to imagine how many differ-

ent fun things that you would like to squeeze into a week and the Jay-cees have done it. There is a carnival, a concert, not one but two dances, a parade, a rodeo, a demolition derby, arts and crafts and,

of course, tons of food, literally!

The 5K Hushpuppy Dash starts every-thing in motion. Registration begins at 7am, Saturday, April 23rd, at Henry County High School. The race

begins at 8am and the entry fee is $20. You may pre-regis-ter at the Fish Fry Headquarters lo-cated on East Wood Street. The charge for pre-registration is only $15. The action moves

to the Henry Coun-ty Fairgrounds that evening for the Fish Fry’s Demoli-tion Derby. The smash up begins at 7pm. The Derby entry fee is $40 with various prizes awarded. Admis-sion to the Derby is

$10 for adults, $5 for children 6-10, and 5 and under are free with an adult admission. Downtown Paris has always been the home of the Kick-Off/ Street Dance. The stage is

set up on the Court Square and the music is blaring for everyone to dance to. This years featured performer is the Ray Lewis Band, everyone’s favorite local band. Admission is free and the music begins at 7pm, Monday April 25th. Bring a lawn chair or bring your dance partner, either

way you are sure to have a dancing good time. There will be more dancing at the Henry County Fairgrounds on Tuesday night. The Country Dance, sponsored by WMUF, is held indoors and the admission is $5. Enjoy the good old time country

music you remem-ber from when you were young. Sit a spell and then dance a spell, enjoy refreshments and visiting with you friends. The carnival opens on Tuesday night at the fairgrounds! Everyone loves the Tilt-A-Whirl and the Swings, along with the games and

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prizes. And who doesn’t want to eat at least one foot long corn dog with a cold lemonade? Carnival hours are 5pm to 11pm Tuesday, Wednes-day and Thursday; 11am to midnight on Friday and Saturday; and 1pm to 6pm on Sunday. The carnival al-ways offers special family deals and bracelet nights, so check the Fish Fry book for those days and times. Dinner is served starting on Wednes-day night! The Fish Tent opens at 5pm with a few remarks from this year’s General Manager, Loria Plunk, the introduction of the Jaycees President and the tossing of the first hushpuppy by the Hostess Princess. Just to clear up any confu-

sion, the “fish tent” is the traditional name of where the fish is served, a throw back to the early Fish Fry days. The fish is actu-ally served in the new, clean and air conditioned com-mercial building at the Henry County Fairgrounds. Adults pay $12, and children, ages 6 to 12, pay $8 for all-you-can-eat catfish, french fries, white beans, cole slaw, hush-puppies and soft drinks! Fish tent hours are Wednes-day and Thursday, 5pm to 9pm; and Friday and Satur-day, 11am to 9pm. This year’s Fish Tent is sponsored by Holley Credit Union. There is also a Chris-tian Concert on Wednesday night. Enjoy the music and testimony of Daniel Doss at the

Henry County Fair-grounds. Admis-sion for everyone is $5. The IPRA Rodeo starts on Thursday night and, best of all, it is the AT&T Family Night! Everyone gets in for only $5. Enjoy the action of bull riding, bronc riding

and barrel racing in the Main Arena at the Henry County Fairgrounds. The rodeo runs, Thurs-day, Friday and Saturday nights, beginning at 7:30pm. Admis-sion on Friday and Saturday is $10 for Adults and $8 for children, ages 6 to 12. The Arts & Crafts Show also begins on Thursday night in the Enoch Building at the Fairgrounds. Arts & Crafts Show hours are Thursday, 5pm to 8:30pm; Friday and Satur-day, 10am to 8:30 pm. Friday of Fish Fry week is usually known as “Fish Fry Day” because of all of the big events going on. The big-gest of those being the Grand Parade.

Literally thousands of people visit Paris just to see this premier event. Pro-fessionally decorat-ed floats, marching units, high school bands, decorated cars, trucks and boats are just a few of the highlights of the Grand Parade. The parade has nearly 100 entires

and runs almost the entire length of East Wood Street in Paris. There are plenty of excel-lent places to view the Grand Parade, but you do want to come early before the streets close at 9am. The parade rolls out after float judging at 10am, Friday, April 29th. Another big day during Fish Fry week is Saturday. Some of the big events move back to Downtown Paris. The popular and most-adorable Small Fry Parade begins at 10am. The Small Fry Parade is made up of Henry County’s young people. They are in beauti-ful costumes and ride in wagons or on small floats that can be hand-pulled.

They all march around the square and are simply the cutest thing you will ever see. Immediately fol-lowing the Small Fry Parade are the world famous Catfish Races, held on the Courthouse lawn. Special water lanes are set up so catfish can swim for the gold. This is truly an event that has to be seen to be believed. Cheer on your favorite catfish and see who takes home the top prize! All of Henry Coun-ty’s young Anglers head to Williams Lake in Paris to participate in the Jr. Fishing Rodeo. This is open to children up to age 12 and free to the public. Prizes are awarded in many fun categories and age groups. The Jr. Fishing Rodeo gets started at 11am, Saturday, April 30th. How many times can you say that you visited the biggest of anything in the world? Well, it’s easy to do if you come to Paris, the home of the World’s Biggest Fish Fry. The Fish Fry Headquarters open, Saturday, March 26th, at 10am. For more information about Fish Fry, visit the Headquarters at 1299 East Wood Street, or call them at (731)644-1143 or visit their web-site at www.worlds biggestfishfry.com.

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What do you get when you add Kentucky Lake with your favor-ite watercraft and a good hand of Poker? You get the Paris - Henry County Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Water Fun Run, of course! Go ahead and mark your calendar now for Saturday, July 16th - you will be spending that day on the lake with your family and friends. And… if you’re lucky, bringing home some cold hard cash! The Chamber’s Water Fun Run is

played like a Poker Run but with a few twists. It’s easy to get started. The chamber will start selling Registration Packets in June for $20. You will want to pick these up as soon as possible, Registration on the day of the Water Fun Run is $25. In-side of that packet will be everything you need to partici-pate. Like any Poker Run you will have destinations to visit. In the Cham-ber’s Water Fun Run, it is the beau-tiful resorts located around the majestic Kentucky Lake.

But here’s the first twist - you won’t get a card when you stop. Instead, you will have a sheet in your regis-tration packet that you will you use to collect stamps or stickers. The more destinations you visit, the more stamps or stickers you get. Now, here is the next twist, when you check in at the final desti-nation the “pro-fessional” poker dealers will shuffle their deck of cards with precision and deal you the num-ber of cards that match the number of resorts you vis-ited. You can draw

up to 10 cards, if you visit all of the stops, find the “party boat,” and buy an extra card, that is available at the final checkin. From those 10 cards will you will pick five to create your best hand. Sounds easy right? You just have a 649,739:1 odds of drawing a Royal Flush, the best poker hand pos-sible! But, the pay day is awesome, the top prize for the best poker hand of the day is $1,000. You don’t have to know what a Royal Flush, or any hand in poker, is to

play - the Cham-ber provides local “experts” to help you determine your best hand from the cards you are dealt. The Water Fun Run begins at 9am and has a firm deadline at 4pm for check-in. You do not want to be late and miss your chance at win-ning $1,000. Win or lose, the Water Fun Run is an experience not to be missed. There is always a fun theme every year. The theme makes for some interesting tee shirts, too! Because they have become like a badge of

honor for past Fun Runners they sell out fairly quickly. Goody Bags are always a big hit at the Fun Run, too. You never know what surprise you may find inside of them! Sunscreen, sunglasses, blow-up beach balls, leis, water guns and snacks are just a few of the things that have been discovered inside of them in years before! Past popu-lar themes have included That’s the Way I Lake It - a disco theme, Gilli-gan’s Island - after the popular TV series, and Luau on the Lake - where

everyone received a lei! Start tuning up your jet ski, and go on your own, or get the pon-toon boat ready and take a crowd - either way you don’t want to miss the Paris - Henry County Chamber of Commerce’s Water Fun Run. More information about the Fun Run, or any of the other Chamber events, may be obtained by contacting Jennifer or Monica at (731) 642-3431. Or visit their website at www.paristncham-ber.com.

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ANNUAL EVENTS:Freedom Fest, an Independence Day celebration, is Murray’s oldest and most popular festival. Taking place on July 4, the event includes a parade, fireworks, free concerts, kid’s activities, the Veteran’s Remem-brance Ceremony and more. As the summer weather begins to cool, locals look forward to one of their favorite events: the Ice

Cream Festival. What could be better than free ice cream? Four different coolers on the court square serve dozens of different unique flavors of ice cream. The event has plenty for the kids to do, with inflatables, a kara-oke contest, a car show and other fun activities.

Every Saturday in May through Octo-ber, Murray’s court square is filled with local farmers and vendors for the Downtown Fam-ers Market. Warm summer mornings are the perfect time to browse the square, catch up with friends and neighbors, and buy produce for the

week. The market also offers items like fresh breads, pies, meat, flowers and handcrafted items.

KENTUCKY LAKE:Murray is only a short drive from Kentucky Lake and Land Between the Lakes, one of Ken-tucky’s top tourist destinations. Ken-tucky Lake is per-fect for an outdoor adventure such as boating, kayaking,

canoeing, fishing or paddle board-ing. LBL is home to attractions like the Elk and Bison Prairie, Golden Pond Planetarium, Nature Station and The Homeplace, a 1850s working farm.

For more informa-tion on Murray and Kentucky Lake, visit tourmurray.com. Or, stop by our visitor center at 201 S. 4th St., Murray, Kentucky.

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It may be too early to think about what you are going to do on the Fourth Of July. The folks in Murray, Kentucky, think about that big day all year long. Independence Day is on a Monday this year so cap off a nice long weekend spending the day at Murray’s Freedom Fest 2016.

Freedom Fest has a full day of ac-tivities planned. Beginning at 7am, the Primary Care 5K Run will kick off the day with a fun Run/Walk at the Primary Care Medical Center in Murray. Register early so you can wear your tee shirt for the run and be ready to go when

the race begins. Freedom Fest is all about celebrating the independence and freedom of America. That would not have happened without the sacrifice of our men and women in the military. There will be a Veteran’s Remembrance Cer-emony at 7:30am,

in Chestnut Park. Music and testimo-nies will mark this special occasion as one to never forget. Honor the work of our service men and women and remember those that have made the ultimate sacrifice at the Veteran’s Remembrance Cer-emony. Briggs and Stratton will again partner with the Murray Tourism Commis-sion and Freedom Fest to host the Main Street Mile run. The Main Street Mile will be-gin at 8:45 am and line up at Sparks Hall on the campus of Murray State

University. There will be awards giv-en in many differ-ent age categories for the best timed runs. Put on your running shoes and see how you stack up against others in your age category or come out and cheer on your fa-vorite sprinter! The Briggs and Stratton Main Street Mile is sure to get your adrenaline flowing! You just can’t celebrate Indepen-dence Day without having a Grand Parade! Murray’s Freedom Fest has one of the grandest parades you will find in any com-munity in north-

west Tennessee or southwest Ken-tucky. The FNB Bank Freedom Fest Parade makes its way down Main Street in Murray starting at 9:30am. The parade always features a patri-otic theme and is chock full of floats, decorated cars, marching units, beauty queens and local dignitaries. If you’re not in the parade you will definitely want to attend. Come early and bring a lawn chair to secure a good spot and set-tle in for viewing the big event. They close the streets early so keep that in mind when trav-

eling to the parade. The young and the young at heart all enjoy a festive pa-rade and the FNB Bank Freedom Fest Parade will never disappoint! Stewart Stadium, on the MSU cam-pus, is the home of the Top Gun Cruise-In Car Show. This is an excellent opportu-nity to see the clas-sic cars and trucks along with the new detailing features of modern vehicles. Check out the restoration projects that take years and the new paint, rims and wheels of the newer models. Big sound systems are always a hit and new car accessories are always popu-lar, too. The Top Gun Cruise-In Car Show is from 4pm to 9pm on Monday, July 4th, at Stewart Stadium in Murray. The Murray Bank Family Night is a highlight of Free-dom Fest. This year will be no exception. Central Park will be filled with all kinds of fun for everyone in the family. You will find a petting zoo with animals, big and small, for the little ones to visit. There will be games all over the park for kids

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Band performance will begin at 8pm at Lovett Auditori-um at Murray State University. The Community Band is made up of more than 100 musi-cians and vocalists from Murray and the surrounding area, and the ages range from school age to retirees. The concert is free and features a variety of patriotic tunes that are sure to inspire your inner American Spirit! The Commu-nity Band works months on their performance. When you see the show you will know that the time put in was well worth it. The perfect Fourth of July always ends

with a spectacular fireworks show. Freedom Fest and Briggs and Stratton provide a Fire-works Extravagan-za! The skies over Murray literally light up like it’s day time when the fireworks start go-ing off. Red, white and blue can be seen for miles. The Briggs and Stratton Fireworks Ex-travaganza doesn’t start until 9:30pm so you don’t have to miss any of the other activities or concerts to see the show. Mur-ray has thought of everything so you will have a perfect Independence Day experience. More information

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Kick back and take in a quite lake-side sunset. Trek around our vibrant and historic down-town. Or pull up anchor and take to the water at Paris Landing. Whatever floats your boat, you’ll find a world of things to do in Paris and Henry County – boating, fishing, hunting, shopping, dining, golfing, music or art – let go and enjoy yourself.

Home to Kentucky Lake, the second largest man-made lake in the United States, our com-munity offers the sportsman a wide variety of challeng-ing fish species.

Professional bass angler Kevn Van Dam says “Ken-tucky Lake is the best bass fishing lake in the coun-try.”

Paris Landing State Park, the Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge and Land Between the Lakes boast exciting out-door adventures, including camp-ing, hiking, biking, golf, boating, water sports, hunting and

other activities.Resorts in the Ken-tucky Lake area have been helping visitors connect to fun for decades. Many are family owned and oper-ated.

From the World’s Biggest Fish Fry to rodeos, festivals and much more, you’ll find fun and excitements year round in Paris and Henry County. Take a ride on the wild side at the Henry County Fair, enjoy artwork or fireworks. Winter, spring, summer or fall, fun is always in the air.

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you’ll find a world of interesting things to do. Visit a replica of the Eiffel Tower, play a round of disc golf or hike to the next clue at an inter-pretive trail at the

Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge after exploring the new interac-tive visitor center. The Paris Winery features a relaxed country setting and vineyard as the backdrop for daily tastings.From the Tiffany windows at Grace Episcopal Church to the Krider Performing Arts Center, Paris and Henry County have long had a love affair with

our history and the performing arts. Concerts and stage productions are offered at KPAC, the Lee School, the Paris Winery and Paris Landing State Park.

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Discovery Park of America is one of this nation’s newest attractions, opening on November 1st, 2013 in this rural Northwest Tennes-see town. The park recently celebrated its 570,000th visi-tor in just over two years. CEO Jim Rippy said that

founder Robert Kirkland would be thrilled with Bodies Revealed being on display at Discovery Park. “Our mission is education, and this is one of the most fascinating exhibits I have ever seen, “Rippy said.

Bodies Revealed will provide the public with an opportunity to see inside care-fully preserved real anatomical speci-mens and learn the detailed structure and function of the

human body. The Exhibition takes visitors through galleries providing an up-close look inside the skeletal, muscular, repro-ductive, respira-tory, circulatory and other systems of the human body. Many of the whole body speci-mens are dissected in vivid athletic

poses, allowing the visitor to relate to everyday activi-ties. In addition, authentic human specimens illustrate the damage caused to organs by over-eating and lack of exercise. A healthy lung is featured next to a black lung ravaged by smoking in a vivid comparison more

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a favorite classic car determines the recipient of the People’s Choice Award. Crazy ice cream contests are sponsored by Comer Farms. The frozen t-shirt contests are spon-sored by WMUF/WLZK/WRQR Radio. “This is a wonderful opportu-nity for businesses, churches, even po-litical candidates to meet and greet new friends as they help these worthy non-profits all while eating ice cream for three hours,” said DPA Director Kathy Ray.

“Homemade ice cream is encour-aged, but not es-sential,” she said. “The group also is looking for booth sponsors who will specialize in sugar-free treats. And as always, we want a court square full of the awesome clas-sic cars!”

Entry forms for the ice cream social or classic cars are available online at www.VisitDown-town Paris.com, at

the DPA office at 203 N. Fentress, City Hall or Cham-ber of Commerce. For more informa-tion call Kathy Ray at 731-653-PARIS (7274) or email [email protected]. Car enthusiasts may call Vicky Muzzall at 731-642-8900.

The mission of the Downtown Paris Association is to promote prosper-ous business activ-ity and commu-nity involvement while encouraging preservation of the downtown area. Log on www.Vis-itDowntownParis.com.

Henry County Young Profession-als is an organiza-tion encourag-ing community, professional and personal growth. This is achieved through network-ing, engagement, advocacy and com-munity involve-ment in order to make a significant and charitable impact on the Paris and Henry County community.

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March 6th Henry County Arts Council 24th Annual Photo Showcase ReceptionLee School for the Arts, 2-4pmParis, TN

March 6th- April 1stHenry County Arts Council 24th Annual Photo Showcase ExhibitLee School for the ArtsParis, TN

March 11thWine & Paint Classpainting class, wine tastingDiscovery Park of America, 6 pmUnion City, TN

March 11th - 19th54th Annual Irish Day Celebration

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March 17thPottery Workshoparts and craftsDiscovery Park of America, 6-8pmUnion City, TN

March 26thWMUF/WLZK/WRQR - Peddler Advantage Family Easter Egg Huntcandy, Easter BasketsOgburn Park, 10amParis, TN

April 15thWine & Paintpainting class, wine tastingDiscovery Park of America, 6pmUnion City, TN

April 21stPottery Workshoparts and craftsDiscovery Park of

America, 6-8pmUnion City, TN

April 16th60th Annual Old Time Bluegrass and Fiddlers’ Jamboreemusic, competition, foodHolladay School, registration - 12:30pm, competition - 1pmHolladay, TN

April 22nd-24thCivil War Daysreenactments and demonstrations, arts and craftsDiscovery Park of America, Saturday Skirmish - 3pm, Sunday Chaplain’s Tent Service - 11amUnion City, TN

April 23rd-30thParis Henry County Jaycees’ World’s Biggest

Fish Frycarnival, parade, fish fry, arts & crafts, rodeo, demolition derbyHenry County FairgroundsParis, TN

May 7thSouthern Nightsconcert, food, wine & beerDiscovery Park of America, 6pmUnion City, TNTop Gun Car Showcar and truck showStewart Stadium, all dayMurray, KY

May 13thWine & Paintpainting class, wine tastingDiscovery Park of America, 6pmUnion City, TN

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Bruceton In MayBBQ contest, music, games, arts & craftsBruceton City ParkBruceton, TN

May 19thPottery Workshoparts and craftsDiscovery Park of America, 6-8pmUnion City, TN

May 21stPuryear Daycarnival, parade, food, arts & craftsPuryear, TN

Downtown Farmers Marketfresh produce, baked goodsCourt Square, 7am-noonMurray, KY

May 24thDowntown Cruise-Incar show, entertainment, arts and crafts

Downtown Court Square, 5:30pmParis, TN

May 28thCamden Cruise-Incar show, entertainment, foodCourt Square, 4pmCamden, TN

Cardboard Boat RegattaDiscovery Park of AmericaUnion City, TN

May 30thMemorial Day Ceremonyremembering our fallen soldiersDowntown Court

SquareParis, TN

Memorial Day Open All Dayspecial admission pricingDiscovery Park of AmericaUnion City, TN

Huntingdon Memorial Day Celebrationhonoring veterans, Memorial wreathsThomas Park, Main St.Huntingdon, TN

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June 3rdContemporary Christian Concertmusic and

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June 28thDowntown Cruise-Incar show, entertainment, arts and craftsDowntown Court Square, 5:30pmParis, TN

July 2ndSouthern Nightsconcert, food, beer and wineDiscovery Park of America, 6pmUnion City, TN


July 4thParis Henry County Jaycees Fireworks DisplayParis Landing State Park, after darkParis Landing, TN

Cottage Grove Freedom Festivalparade, food, music, fireworks, gamesDowntown Cottage GroveCottage Grove, TN

Freedom Festparade, carnival, games, food, music, fireworksMurray, KY

Rides, Music, FireworksDiscovery Park of America, all dayUnion City, TN

McKenzie Freedom Festivalparade, music, games, fireworksrecreation parkMcKenzie, TN

McLemoresville 4th Celebrationparade, cake walk, music, dance, fireworks

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July 15thWine & Paintpainting class and wine tastingDiscovery Park of America, 6pmUnion City, TN

July 16thParis Henry County Chamber of Commerce Water Fun Runpoker run on Kentucky Lake, 9am-4pmParis Landing State Park

July 21stPottery Workshoparts and craftsDiscovery Park of America, 6-8pmUnion City, TN

July 23rdCamden Cruise-Incar show, entertainment, foodCourt Square, 4pmCamden, TN

July 30thDowntown Paris Association’s Ice Cream Socialice cream, games, musicDowntown Court SquareParis, TN


August 6thWaterfowl Festival and Duck Blind Drawingdemonstrations, flea market, contestsBig Sandy City ParkBig Sandy, TN

Downtown Farmers Marketfresh produce, baked goodsCourt Square, 7am-

fellowshipDiscovery Park of AmericaUnion City, TN

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Top Gun Car Showcar and truck showStewart Stadium, all dayMurray, KY

June 5th-11thDowntown Paris Weekshopping, special sales, foodDowntown ParisParis, TN

June 10thWine & Paintpainting class, wine tastingDiscovery Park of America, 6pmUnion City, TN

June 10th-18thCalloway County Faircarnival, exhibits, foodCalloway County FairgroundsMurray, KY

June 11thDowntown Farmers Marketfresh produce, baked goodsCourt Square, 7am-noonMurray, KY

June 23rdPottery Workshoparts and craftsDiscovery Park of America, 6-8pmUnion City, TN

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August 23rdDowntown Cruise-Incar show, entertainment, arts and craftsDowntown Court Square, 5:30pmParis, TN

August 27thCamden Cruise-Incar show, entertainment, foodCourt Square, 4pmCamden, TN

September 2ndCommercial Bank’s Noon on the Squaremusic, food, drinksCourt Square Downtown Paris, noonParis, TN

September 3rdDowntown Farmers Marketfresh produce, baked goodsCourt Square, 7am-noonMurray, KY

September 2nd-3rd30 Mile Yard SaleBargain Highway, dawn to duskBenton County, TN

September 9thCommercial Bank’s Noon on the Squaremusic, food, drinksCourt Square Downtown Paris, noonParis, TN

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September 23rd-25thEyefull of Paris WeekendSeptember 23rd - Wine to Share Water, 7pm, Lee AcademySeptember 24th - Arts Round the Square, 9am, Court Square

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September 27thDowntown Cruise-Incar show,

entertainment, arts and craftsDowntown Court Square, 5:30pmParis, TN

September 30thCommercial Bank’s Noon on the Squaremusic, food, drinksCourt Square Downtown Paris, noonParis, TNOctober 1stHoly Cross Catholic Church

Oktoberfestarts & crafts, flea market, food, musicHenry County FairgroundsParis, TN

October 22ndDowntown Paris Association’s SpooktacularHalloween, trick or treating, games, contestsDowntown Court Square, noonParis, TN


63rd Annual

April 23rd - May 1st

Fish Tent

Wednesday-Saturday

Sponsored by: Holley Credit Union

Carnival Tuesday-Sunday

RodeoThursday-Saturday

AT&T Family Night - Thursday

Grand Parade Friday- 10AM

Visit worldsbiggestfishfry.com

Demolition Derby

Saturday April 23

5k Hushpuppy Dash Saturday April 23

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