4A THE STANDARD BANNER FINE PRINT 1 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2016 COMMUNITY CALENDAR dA THIS WEEK VIETNAM VETERANS: Vietnam Veterans of America meet at 10 a.m. on the fourth Saturday of every month at Russellville National Guard Armory. Ronnie, (865) 898- 4853 DEMOCRATIC BOARD: The Executive Board of the Jefferson County Democratic Party will meet on Thursday, September 22 at 7 p.m. in the community room at the Jefferson City Library. Plans for upcoming events will be discussed.
Area Democrats are encouraged to attend. ASARCO REUNION: All the ASARCO employees and their families are invited to a get-together and dinner at the Old School in New Market on Saturday, September 24 at 1 p.m. Bring a covered dish. The school is located on Volunteer Street. SAFETY SATURDAY: The Annual Safety Saturday at Lowe's in Jefferson City will be held September 24 from 10 a.m.
to noon. Program will be "Build and Grow Safety Boat." This event is free for all children. Jefferson City Fire Department will be on site. Jefferson City Police will have a drop box for any old medicine. Sun Loan, CCU, Fox Feed and Ballinger Farm are a few who will have tables set up with safety information.
BENEHT SALE: Jefferson City Senior Center will be having their huge annual yard sale on Friday, September 23 starting at 9 a.m. and Saturday, September 24 from 9 to 11 a.m. Sale offerings quilts, clothes, housewares, shoes, toys, jewelry, decorations, kitchen items, books, sporting items, vacuum cleaners, handbags, Christmas trees, and microwaves. The center is located at 807 West Jefferson Street, Jefferson City. Brenda Hedrick, (865) 475-4989 CONCERT: New Market Baptist Church will host an "Evening With Michael Combs" on Sunday, September 25 at 6 p.m.
The church is located at 921 Churchview Street, New Market. (865) 475-4862 or www.michaelcombs.com/ tours Country and Gospel Indoor Jam Session will be held MUSIC, DANCING AT NMVFD: The New Market Volunteer Fire Department has live coun.try music from 8 to 11 p.m. each Saturday night. The dance lesson schedule is as follows: basic beginner 6' p.m.; beginner 6:20 p.m.; high 6:50 p.m.; partner pattern 7:10 p.m. General admission is $5.
Proceeds benefit the fire department. (865) 475-4064, (865) 475-1417 FARMERS MARKET: The Dandridge Farmers Market will be open this Saturday from 8 a.m. until noon at the corner of Meeting and Gay Streets. You can find a variety of fresh produce, locally-produced beef, baked goods, local honey, handmade soap, and other items at the market, which is held each Saturday rain or shine. JAM SESSION: A Bluegrass, every Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
at Indian Creek Market and Deli, 1811 Indian Creek Road in Dandridge. Admission is free. Refreshments will be available. (865) 397-0880 PICKING IN THE PINES: "Pickin' in the Pines" is held each Tuesday night from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Ruritan Building in White Pine located at 1820 Maple Street.
All musicians are welcome to bring their instrument and join in. Free music lessons are available for kids from p.m. before the jam session. CLOTHES CLOSET: New Market United Methodist Church's Clothes Closet will be open every Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon (downstairs).
The church is located at 1505 Highway 11E at Lowery Loop Road in New Market. All clothing is free. NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS: Have a drug problem? Narcotics Anonymous can help. Narcotics Anonymous helps addicts stay clean one day at a time. NA hosts two meetings in Jefferson County: "Easy Does It" group meets at the First United Methodist Church in Dandridge each Monday and Wednesday at 8 p.m.
The church is located at 121 East Meeting Street. "Between the Lakes" group meets at Emmanuel Baptist Church each Tuesday and Thursday at 8 p.m. The church is located at 1916 Overlook Avenue, Jefferson City. 1-877-354- 0353, etror.org. JEFFERSON CITY AA: Jefferson City Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are open and meet at George Street United Methodist Church, 1340 George Street in Jefferson City, on Saturdays at 8 p.m.
CLOTHES CLOSET: The Clothes Closet (clothes of all sizes) is open every Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon at Chestnut Hill United Methodist, located at 2416 Chestnut Hill Church Road in Dandridge. UPCOMING HERB SOCIETY: The Garden Thyme Herb Society's next meeting is Monday, September 26 at 6:30 p.m. at Rose Center. Go to main entrance.
It is the first door on left. Program will be "Ways to Improve Digestion" by Dr. Daniel Castro. The Rose Center is located at 442 West Second North Street, Morristown. (865) 771-1489, Facebook, or Rose Center.org FOOD PANTRY: The Food Pantry at Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church, 549 North White Pine Road in Talbott, will be open Tuesday, September 27 from 4 to 5 p.m.
READING, BOOK SIGNING: Judith Duvall, of Dandridge, will hold a dramatic reading and book signing on her published book, Unrationed Hope, in the conference room at Jefferson City Public Library, 108 City Center Drive, on Thursday, September 29 at 7 p.m. For details on her book, visit www.amazon.com. MISSION YARD SALE: The 22nd Annual Mission Yard Sale will be held Old Time Saturday, The STANDARD NEWSPAPER UT-TPA BANNER Press 2016 2016, Jefferson County Standard Publishing Inc. Published every Tuesday and Thursday at 122 W. Old.
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20 TEA 16 NNA Better ASSOCIATION Newspaper Contest Member of the Press Association and National POLICE BLOTTER October 1, from 8 a.m. to 02 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. This huge yard sale includes silent auction baskets, furniture, housewares, clothing, huge selection of new jewelry, art, antiques, linens, toys, books, tools, sporting goods, garden items, plants and FL electronics. Enjoy sausage biscuits in the morning, delicious lunch, caramel dipped apples, fresh popcorn and shopping.
All proceeds go to missions: Ruth Brown, mission co-worker in the Congo and Sunset Gap Mission, Cosby, Tennessee. The church is located at 721 Church Street in Jefferson City. QUILT DISPLAY: Bring quilts to 1 show during the Old Time Saturday on October 1. The quilt will be displayed indoors. Please bring quilts between 1 p.m.
and 7 p.m. on Friday, September 30 so they can be ready for the Saturday event. Joyce Brown, (865) 475-3029 TRACTOR SHOW: Bring tractors for "My Tractor is Too Sexy Competition" at Oid Time Saturday on October 1, between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. There will be door prizes and first, second, and third place trophies awarded.
Chris Davis, (865) 389-3647 ANTIQUE VEHICLES SHOW: Bring antique or a classic cars or trucks to Old Time Saturday, October 1. Line-up will be between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. There will be door prizes and first, second, and third place trophies awarded. Bobby Estes, (423) 581-7298 WOMEN'S TENNIS: Jefferson County Tennis Association is sponsoring a Women Doubles League with play to begin Monday, October 3, at 6 p.m.
at Carson-Newman University courts in Jefferson City. The Fall League will run for a period of six weeks. The fee is $10 per player. Subs are also needed. Sandy Pillion, James (865) per player.
Subs are also needed. Sandy Pillion, (865) 475-1204 or Betty Watkins, (865) 475-4861 MONTHLY BREAKFAST: Did you attend Maury High School? If you did, you're invited to a monthly breakfast where you'll meet old friends and make new ones. The breakfast begins at 7:30 a.m. on the first Tuesday 14: of each month at Shoney's in Dandridge. Everyone who attended Maury High School is invited.
DAYS OF PRAYER: Prayer Around the Flag Pole Day is held every first Saturday at the Courthouse in Dandridge and every third Saturday at City Hall in Jefferson City starting at 10 a.m. Come help pray for America, families and churches. Bill, (865) 317- 2119. BOOK SALE: The White Pine Library is having their annual "Friends of the Library" Book Sale. The sale will run from Wednesday, October 5 through Friday, October 7.
The hours of the Wednesday and Thursday' 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., and Friday hours are 8:30 a.m.-3 pm. The library is located at 1708 Main Street. (865) 674-6313 COMPASS MEETING: ComPASS (Communicating the Pain As Suicide Survivors) will meet Thursday, October 6 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the main conference room on the ground floor at Jefferson Memorial Hospital. The group meets the first Thursday of each month to" offer support to those reaved by the suicide death of a loved one.
Dr. Cynthia Lynn; (865) 680-3256 MAURY HIGH 1855: The 1955 class of Maury High School will meet for brunch day, October 8 at 10 a.m. at Shoney's, 120 Sharon Drive in Dandridge. Rosa Kinder, (865) 475-2717 or Kathleen James (865) 397-2471 JEFFERSON CO. SHERIFF'S DEPT.
A Dandridge man who allegedly told deputies he was shooting at birds through the window of his home is charged with endangering his neighbors. Chad L. Gibson, 44, of 1335 Deep Springs Road, Dandridge, is charged with three counts of reckless endangerment, Deputy Jerry Fugate reported. Fugate was called to the area Sunday on a report of a man shooting a rifle out the window of a residence. The incident occurred as members of a family who live nearby were driving up the driveway to their Surveillance video obtained by the officer ly showed a man pointing a gun out the window toward the family in their car.
Two horse trailers, an all-terrain vehicle, and a garage were destroyed by fire last Wednesday in New Market, sheriff's reports say. Lakeway Central Volunteer Fire Department responded to the blaze shortly after midnight at 731 Hinchey Hollow Road. The property was rented by Samantha Watts and owned by a resident of Franklin, officers were told. A third horse age trailer before received the fire heat could dam- be extinguished. A vehicle spotted by a passer-by Saturday turned out to have been stolen Hamblen County, sheriff's reports say.
The 2003 Cheverolet Tracker, found on Balsam Lane in Dandridge, was being held for a Hamblen County detective. Cash, a diamond engagement ring, and other items were taken in a home burglary reported Monday at the White Pine residence of Lauren Bible. Fifteen thousand dollars cash is missing, along with the $10,000 ring, a computer, computer tablet, and other goods. Goods worth over $6,500 are missing after a burglary at a storage unit in Dandridge, sheriff's reports say. Gerald Conant of Ocala, Florida, reported that his storage locker was broken into.
Several firearms, ammunition, and tools are missing. Jewelry worth about $2,000 was reported stolen last Thursday in a burglary at the Helen Clark residence in Dandridge. Members of the Talbott-Kansas Volunteer Fire Department rescued a horse stuck in the mud at a pond last Tuesday in Talbott. The horse is owned by Elizabeth Noe. Deputy Blake Cupp, Sgt.
David Taliaferro, and firefighters freed the horse, which was not injured. Charges The following charges are on file at the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department. The law presumes that persons charged are innocent until, and unless, proven guilty. Preliminary hearings are set for General Sessions Charles H. Locke, Sawyer Road, Morristown, probation violation.
Tonya D. Williams, 45, Talbott-Kansas Road, Talbott, failure to appear. Laura L. Plumley, 43, no address given, violation. Pamela Lane-Burbank, 64, Hillock Road, Knoxville, disorderly conduct, public drunkenness, resisting arrest.
Timothy W. Smith, 37, South Fairfield Avenue, Elmhurst, Illinois, probation violation. Sara R. Purkey, 27, Cottonwood Lane, Morristown, probation violation, Joshua E. Tolliver, 28, Road, New Market, failure to appear.
William P. Gatlin, 36, North Broadway, Knoxville, Jeffery Blevins, 50, McCampbell. Way, probation violation. Carlos F. Meza, 19, ButA falo Trail, Morristown, driving without a license, vehicle financial responsibility law violation.
Danny L. Kivett, 36, Bernie Circle, Talbott, simple possession of marijuana. Christopher L. Livesay, 54, King Street, Sevierville, failure to appear. Ross A.
Johnson, 31, Rutledge Pike, Rutledge, failure to A appear. Timothy S. Lowery, 37, Bates Lane, Kodak, probation violation, possession of Schedule IV controlled substance. Brandon C. Danner, 25, Hardy Road, Morristown, probation violation.
Joseph D. Cernuto, 33, Old Chisolm Trail, Dandridge, aggravated assault. Christopher W. Mullins, 35, Locust Avenue, Morristown, probation Jason M. Vosburg, 39, a no address given, probation violation.
Erica N. Cooper, 28, East Grundy Street, Tullahoma, A probation violation. Charles R. Carpenter, 47, Hale Avenue, Morristown, DUI. Crystal B.H.
Meadows, 36, James Way, Dandridge, drug paraphernalia possession. Willie A. Jordan, 22, North Sizer Avenue, Jefferson City, simple possession of drug paraphernalia possession. James E. Franklin, 62, Wildwood Drive, Morristown, driving on a revoked license, vehicle muffler violation, vehicle financial responsibility law violation, vehicle tag lamp inoperable.
Trevor B. McDaniel, 23, Overlook Avenue, Jefferson City, aggravated domestic assault. Zacariah J. Patterson, 23, West Mountcastle Street, Jefferson City, vehicle financial responsibility violation. Stacy M.
Duignan, I1, 30, Duignan Road, Strawberry Plains, public drunkenness, open alcohol container. Raydale Cuevas, 49, Old Newport Highway, Dandridge, domestic assault. a is Charles F. Chapman, 47, Alex Drive, Jefferson City, driving on a revoked license, open alcohol container, vehicle tag. Jared P.
Franklin, 34, Curtis Road, Strawberry Plains, theft under $500, fraudulent use of credit card, probation violation. Marvin L. Brockwell, 40, Elwood Drive, Morristown, driving on a revoked license, tag lamp nonfunctional, drug paraphernalia possession. David E. White, 51, gate Court, Seymour, failure to appear.
Matthew D. Covington, 26, Maples Valley Road, Morristown, aggravated assault, posA session of methamphetamine, reckless driving, evading arrest, failure to appear. Patrick M. Gagen, 38, no address given, probation violation. James P.
Walker, 36, Hall Street, Jefferson City, proba1 tion violation. Darrin E. Rader, 26, no address given, burglary, theft over $500. Jaden M. Breeden, 19, Talbott, failure to appear.
Tammie Tamulevicz, 61, no address given, vandalism 'or removal of a GPS monitoring device. Joseph S. Johnson, 21, Guinn Drive, New Market, probation violation. Amy R. Cook, 34, English Mountain Road, Newport, public drunkenness, probation violation.
JEFFERSON CITY POLICE DEPT Approximately $10,000 in damage was done to Life Care of Jefferson City Friday afternoon when a delivery truck hit. the awning covering the front door entrance. The accident occurred 1 about 4:45 p.m. when the delivery vehicle driven by Cory Goforth of Knoxville ran Into the 9'6" awning, causing extensive damage. Patrolman Robert Peoples reported that the fire department was called, and once on the scene closed the front entrance to the business, located on Old Andrew Johnson Highway.
Vandals caused about $400 in damage to the La Perla ll restaurant on Highway 11-E last Tuesday. Jesus Gonzalez told Patrol Officer Zach Davidson that someone had broken out a window, and cracked the glass in a door on the right side of the business. Officer Davidson reported 1 finding a small white marble that may have struck the window, leaving a small hole and shattering the glass. His report indicates a blunt object appeared to have been used to crack the glass on the door. Some $86 worth of cleaning supplies were reported stolen from Food City Friday afternoon by a woman who left the store with the items in a buggy.
Employee Christy Ann Watson was assisting a cashier when she noticed a white female leaving the store with the items in a buggy. She checked with the pharmacy to see if the items were paid for there, but they were not. Officers were reviewing store video. Melissa Fox, owner of Fox Feed Supply, reported the theft of 25 pallets worth $100 from her business on Old Andrew Johnson Highway on September 13. A Charges The following charges are on file at the Jefferson City Police Department.
Persons charged are presumed innocent until or D. unless proven guilty. Preliminary hearings are in General Sessions Court. Charleston Darnell Kyle, 35, Anglea Circle, Jefferson City, driving on a revoked license, tampering with evidence, running a stop sign. Jerome Gordon Blaszczyk, 47, Navajo Drive, Jefferson City, charged on an outstanding Hamblen County warrant.
Christina M. Blair, 25, Murph Road, Jefferson City, trespassing. Michael J. Vinson, 24, Joel Road, Oliver Springs, vehicle I light law violation, simple possession of marijuana. Jessica N.
Largent, Pine Mountain Way, Sevierville, drug paraphernalia sion. Douglas Clay Longmire, 47, Floyd Road, Sevierville, simple possession of drugs, failure to appear, probation violation. Mike Troy Walker, 51, Hillview Lane, Jefferson City, habitual motor vehicle offender violation, open alcohol container, improper equipment, vehicle financial responsibility law violation. Jennifer Marie Lewis, 31, East Old Andrew Johnson Highway, Jefferson City, doa mestic assault. Christopher Bryan Kelley, 52, West Jefferson Street, Jefferson City, driving on a revoked license.
Brett Allen Johnson, 36, Gilliam Circle, Talbott, simple possession of drugs, loud muffler, no proof of insurance. Katlin Jaida Mills, 22, Harmony Circle, Talbott, driving on a revoked license, speeding, no proof of insurance. Benjamin Scott Hickey, 25, Byrd Road, Rutledge, simple possession of drugs, violation of registration law, driving on a revoked or suspended license, violation of light law. Christy Dawn Cate, 35, Talbott Kansas Road, Talbott, simple possesion of drugs, possession of drug paraphernalia, violation of registration law, possession of drugs without a prescription. Hubert Larry Wampler, East Oklahoma Avenue, Knoxville, failure to appear i in court in Knox County.
Alfredo Diaz Perez, 52, Carroll Road, Morristown, criminal impersonation, fugitive from justice. Domingo Martinez Rosales, 32, East Ellis Street, JeffersonCity, DUI, violation of implied consent, driving on a revoked license, no proof of insurance, failure to maintain lane. Talon James Hamann, 26, Barkley Landing Drive, Morristown, public intoxication. Jared Paul Franklin, 34, Will Merritt Road, Strawberry Plains, theft of property, Illegal possession or fraudulent use of cards. Gary Lynn Stone, 57, Vista Glenn Way, Knoxville, theft of 5 SEE POLICE, 5A 1 AT 'r.
