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PO Box 129McMinnville, TN 37111

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931-592-7267Owners, Lee and Wanda Meeks

The Pioneer Shopper McMinnville, Tennessee, March 15, 2016

Patricia Zechman ----------------------------- PublisherBrinda Buckner ---------------------------------- ClassifiedRon Caldwell -------------- Pioneer advertising managerHolly Cantrell -------------------------- Advertising directorTammy Cantrell ---------------- Ad composing, graphicsNolan Esparza ----------------- Ad composing, graphicsHeather Salamone ------------- Layout, graphic designDale Stubblefield -------------------- Circulation director

Welcome to The Pioneer Shopper. Did you know that you can advertise almost anything in our pages? Pets, real estate, jobs, services, items wanted, antiques, and anything else that you need to sell. Need to give away a pet? We will run it for free. Please call us at 931-474-7467 to place an ad. If you take out a 1/4 page to full page ad, we may feature you and your business in an upcoming edition in our special advertiser’s

spotlight. Contact us to inquire about this special promotion.

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Ron CaldwellSales Representative

105 College St.P.O. Box 129

McMinnville, TN 37111

(931)474-7467

[email protected]

The Pioneer ShopperMail-In Ad RequestPlease fill out the form and include payment (cash, check, money order, or call us at

931-474-7467 with your credit card information). Please make sure you put in your phone number, we will use it in your ad.

MAIL TO: The Pioneer ShopperPO Box 129, McMinnville, TN 37111

Tuesday to start: _____________________ Run how many weeks: ____________Type of ad: Regular ad Business/pet ad Free ad Amount: ______ + (extras Bold: ____ Words over 25: ____ ) = TOTAL: __________

Name: ______________________________________________________________Address: ____________________________________________________________City: ________________________ State: ______________________ Zip: ________ Area code is required for phone numbers!PHONE FOR AD: (______)______________________________________________Do not include phone number in ad, I have included other contact information

RATES (Rates are for 25 words or less)One week $3.00Three weeks $7.00Commercial/business $5.00/week or $16.00/4 weeksPets/other animals $5.00/week or $16.00/4 weeksAdditional words over 25 $0.15 per word Giveaway pets/lost and found FREE

Make your ad stand out with bold lettering for an additional cost of $1.00 per week or $2.00 for 4 weeks.

Please fill out form using ONE word per box. Include the punctuation needed, no charge. We will include your phone number and area code from “Phone for ad” line above, unless you tell us otherwise.

Include your town to help buyers find you!

Lost something? Have a pet you need to give away? We will run an ad for free for you.

Just use the form to the left and send it to us.

It is just $3 to run a reg-ular classified advertise-ment, so clean out your closet today and make some money on those un-wanted items!

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Car & Truck

LotSpring is almost here!

This is the time to think about advertising to in-crease your business. Call us at 931-474-7467 to place a retail ad. We can build it for you!

We have sever-al graphic designers on staff to help you. Wednesday at 5:00 PM is the deadline for ads for next week’s shopper newspaper.

Want The Pioneer Shopper at your retail lo-cation?

Just give us a call at 931-474-7467 and we will drop some off to you!

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SR22’s - Insurance For Less!

Bob Layne’s Insurance Service

Office: 931-779-5060Cell: 423-802-3761

Robert B. Layne,Owner/Agent

31759 SR-108 • Grueti-Laager, TN 37339

415 Beersheba St.931-473-3905

Buy Here Pay Here

Down pmts. starting at $500 + taxes

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Buddy’s Auto Sales2005 Ford F-159 Crew Cab, Black 77K miles. Like

new! Call 931-691-5611SEE OUR AD ON THIS PAGE!

Buddy’s Used Cars

Good Cars & Trucks At Great Prices

1045 Dinah Shore Blvd.Winchester, TN 37398

931-691-5611

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DAVIS AUTO SALES1515 Hillsboro Blvd., Manchester, TN 37355

931-723-3618Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sat. 8 am - 1 pm

Timmy Davis, Owner

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LARRY THOMASTRANSPORTATION

1107 Hillsboro Blvd. • Manchester, TN(931) 728-5012

2005 GMC ENVOY3rd Row Seat, Leather, Loaded. Stock #2613

$6,988.00

2009 JEEP LIBERTYStock #6250

$6,988.00

2004 FREESTARLeather, Loaded. Stock #7127

$3,488.00

2007 NISSAN QUESTStock #4043

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615-215-WINE(9463)725 South Congress Blvd. Smithville, TN 37166

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Buddy’s Auto Sales2006 Lincoln Town Car, beige in color.

127K miles. $4,500.

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Buddy’s Auto Sales2002 Black Sport

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TRUCKS AT GREAT PRICES!

Buddy’s Auto Sales2007 Saturn Aura, 127K miles. Black, great price , just

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Smithville, TN2000 Ford Ranger Ex-cab, 4WD, V-6, Auto, Air, White, 111,000

miles. $5,500.

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Smithville, TN1997 Toyota Tacoma, 4 cyl., Auto, Air, New Paint! White. Runs

Great. $4,250.

Auto Hut615-215-1122

Smithville, TN2001 Ford F-150, Full 4-door, V-8, Auto, Air, Green. Loaded, topper,

one owner! $5,850.

Auto Hut615-215-1122

Smithville, TN2003 Toyota Camry LE, 4 cyl., Auto, Air, 4-door,

Loaded! $4,950.

1995 CHEVY S-104 Cylinder, 5 Speed. Stock #2312

$3,995.00

1998 GMC SONOMA4 Cylinder, 5 Speed. Stock #4396

$3,995.00

1994 CHEVY TRAILBLAZERV-6, Auto., 2 WD, 18,000 Actual Miles. Stock #4804

$5,900.00

2006 NISSAN MAXIMANew Transmission, V-6. Stock #0824

$7,900.00Price Plus Tax, Tags & Title

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DIXIELAND AUTO & SURPLUS

9941 SR 56 Coalmont, TN 37313931-779-AUTO (2886)

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The deadline is Wednesday at 5:00 PM for the follow-ing week’s issue. Our shopper publi-cation is placed in over 120 locations in a 13-county area in

Middle Tennessee.


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REAL ESTATE“Our Services Outshine the Rest”

June BilbreyBroker, ABR, GRILifetime member Million $ ClubLic. #269180

409 West Broad StreetSmithville, Tenn 37166

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Just $3 for a classified ad of 25 words.

Use the form on page 2 or give us a call at 931-474-7467. We can accept credit card payment on the phone.

See www.southernstandard.com for a digital copy of The Pioneer Shopper. New edition placed in over 120 retail locations each week on Tuesday.

Deadline is Wednes-day at 5 PM for the next week’s edition. Call us to place an ad!

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10383 Smithville Hwy.McMinnville, TN 37110

931-934-3689

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$1 Draft Beer on Tuesday, KaraokeEvery Friday, Live Bands Every Saturday

Pool Tables, Darts, and so Much More

We are Open 7 Days a week:Sun-Thurs 12-12, Fri-Sat 12-3 am

FOR SALE:2 bedroom, 2 bath-room cabin with loft located near the Smokies in Cosby, TN. Shed carport, front and back deck, heat pump. $139,000. Excel-lent Condition, Please call after 6:00PM 931-

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Humor Time

Q: What do you call a fake noodle? A: An ImpastaQ: What do you call an alligator in a vest? A: An InvestigatorQ: What happens if you eat yeast and shoe pol-ish?A: Every morning you’ll rise and shine!Q: “What’s the differ-ence between a guitar and a fish?”A: “You can’t tuna fish.”Q: What do you call a pile of kittensA: a meowntainQ: What do you call a baby monkey?A: A Chimp off the old block.Q: Did you hear about the hungry clock?A: It went back four seconds.Q: Why can’t you give Elsa a balloon?A: Because she will Let It Go.


Ron CaldwellSales Representative

105 College St.P.O. Box 129

McMinnville, TN 37111

(931)474-7467

[email protected]

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We are now accept-ing retail ads and classified ads!

Please call us at 931-474-7467 to speak to

our professional rep-resentatives.

We are here to help you sell anything and everything.

You can place ads for pets, your com-mercial and business needs, lost and found, cars, trucks, horse

trailers, hauling trail-ers, boats, real estate, jobs wanted, help wanted and anything else!

331 E. Main St., McMinnville, TN

473-5415We appreciate your business!

Sales • Service • InstallationSince 1995

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Let us do your light commercial and refrigeration work.

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As low as 99¢ sq. ft.

BOTH ENGINEERED AND SOLIDS5” 3/4” solid acacia 1st qualilty $3.99 sq. ft.5” 3/4” solid oak gunstock 1st quality $3.99 sq. ft.5” engineered hickory 1st quality $2.99 sq. ft.5” maple cabin grade 99¢ sq. ft.5” hickory cabin grade $1.79 sq. ft.

To Many To ListWhile It Last

Carpet & Vinyl Flooring Closeouts 39¢ sq. ft.Laminate Closeouts 39¢ sq. ft. to 99¢ sq. ft.

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2301 Smithville Hwy. • McMinnville, TN 37110(931) 815-RUGS

www.landmfloors.comOpen Monday - Friday 8:00 - 5:00, Saturday 9:00 - 1:00

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Celebrating the Journeyof Life

High Quality Graniteand Bronze Monuments

at a Fair Price

Free Design Consultation

(931) 968-6233

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3766 Sparta Hwy.McMinnville, TN931-668-2040

374 Disneyland Rd.Doyle, TN

931-657-2524

Don’t Replace the Power ToolRebuild the Battery Pack: With new cells

AtManchester Farm Center

251 Interstate Dr.Manchester, TN 931-728-7427

Crooked Stick Feed & Minerals

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Do It Yourself With Our Equipment!For all your Rental needs -

Selection • Service • Satisfaction290 Interstate Drive, Manchester, TN931-954-5862 / 931-954-5863

Open Monday-Friday 7 am - 5 pmSaturday 7 am - 2 pm

www.watsonequipmentrental.com

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709 Dinah Shore BlvdWinchester, TN 37398 buzzsguns.com

Cell 931 308 1388Fax 931 327 2060

[email protected]

NFA Class 3FireArms

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Solutions For All Your Hauling & Storage Needs

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Trailer Partsin stock

931-361-11223162 Tullahoma Hwy.Winchester, TNMon.-Fri. 8:00 am - 5:00 pmSat. 8:00 am. - 12:00 pm

• Gooseneck Trailers• Utility Trailers• Car Haulers• Dump Trailers• Storage Buildings & Carports

FinancingAvailable

Antique and Flea Market Corner

Send us your antique ads! We are starting a special “Antique Corner” to highlight the many beautiful and interesting pieces that are for sale in the area. Special deal for dealers, just give us a call at 931-474-7467 and ask for Pioneer Ads!

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Watertown, TN Spring Yard SaleApril 16, 2016

Looking for vendors and shoppers.

615-237-177723656

Please plan to join us each Friday night at 7 p.m. at the War-ren Co. Fairgrounds for the Saddle Club show. Shows start in May, meetings 2nd Monday night of each month. Find us on Facebook, search for “Warren County Saddle Club”. West-ern, gaited, open. Family friendly and food available!

SEND US YOUR EVENTS! Horse show? Gardening class? Beekeeping? Live-

stock class? Crop information? Crafting? Any local event that would be of interest for our readers will be listed in our new EVENT section.

Just email [email protected] to get your event added for free!


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& Efficiency!• 3’ Metal Roofing TuFF Rib/R Panel• Standing Seam Roofing 12”-16” Wide• Metal Shingles - Many Profiles• All Products Can Be Delivered• Metal & Wood Trusses • Metal Carports• 20 Colors Available• Complete Building Packages Available• Outstanding Service• Serving Middle TN Since 1997

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Watson Metals LLC238 Interstate Drive, Manchester, TN

931-728-8185/1-888-638-25812455 Smithville Hwy., Sparta, TN

931-738-1664Open Monday-Friday 7 am - 5 pm

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PetsWant to do dozer excavation workClearing old nursery lots, fence rows,

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DOG FACTS:• It is a myth that dogs

are color blind. They can actually see in col-or, just not as vividly as humans. It is akin to our vision at dusk.

• Dogs DO have bet-ter low-light vision than humans because of a special light-reflecting layer behind their reti-nas.

• If never spayed or neutered, a female dog, her mate, and their pup-pies could produce over 66,000 dogs in 6 years!

• Like human babies, Chihuahuas are born with a soft spot in their skull which closes with age.

• A one year old dog is as mature, physically, as a 15 year old human.

• The U.S. has the highest dog population in the world.

• Dogs can be trained to detect epileptic sei-zures.

• Humans have kept dogs as pets for over 12,000 years.

• An African wolf dog known as the basenji is the only dog in the world that cannot bark.

• A dog’s smell is more than 100,000 times stronger than that of a human’s.

• Dogs judge objects first by their movement, then by their bright-ness, and lastly by their shape.

• Dogs are all direct descendants of wolves.

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Lance Lawn Care & Landscaping!

Spring is here! New customers get one service free after 4 paid services!

Get the guy that listens to you! Call today for a free

quote!(931) 314-0659

People in sleeping bags are the soft tacos of the bear

world.

What do you call a pig that does Karate? A pork chop.

A recent worldwide survey showed that out of 2,146,703,436 people, 94% were too lazy to actually read that number.


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FOR SALE:BALL CARDS 1947 through 1975. Old comic books, vintage CocaCola

memorabilia, Auto-graphed baseballs and bats. Four shotguns,

knives with stationary blades. I buy U. S.

coins. Please call

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FOR SALE:Navy recliner, $40.Call 931-235-6430.

Your ad here for just 3 bucks!

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BIGarea?

We are in over 110 locations in a 13-county area in

Middle Tennessee.

Wednesday at 5 PM is the deadline for ads for next week’s shopper newspaper. Please call us at 931-474-7467, we can take your credit card number over the phone.

We accept just about any type of advertising. Need to sell that old car? What about that little piece of land that you just don’t need? Place an ad for just $3 a week!

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www.dunnmotorco.comOffice: 615-431-0518

Cell: 615-519-3175118 Old Shackle Island Rd.Hendersonville, TN 37075

Search “Dunn”on Craigslist

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Apartments! Apartments!• 1, 2 & 3 bedroom units• All utilities included• Satellite TV Included• Weekly & Monthly Payment Plans

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Toll Free 1-888-473-6010

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, MARCH 13250 Miriah Drive - 2:00-4:00

Directions are from 70 S to left on Shangrila to left on Shelbyville Road to Left on Walker Road to right on Miriah Drive and your property will be on the right.

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Southern Oven Restaurant“A Taste of the Old South”

139 SR 399, Palmer TN (931) 779-OVEN (6836)

Daily Specials - GrillMon. - Fri. 7-7

Sat. 8-7Felicia NolanMiranda Cleek, Owners

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hour. We hire direct, offer paid va-cation and holidays, and benefits are effective the first of the month after hire. Must pass background

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COME JOIN THE NEW LEADER IN PRESCRIPTION PACKAGING

Tri State Distribution, Inc., is now hiring for entry level & experienced, skilled positions, on all shifts. We offer a clean & safe working environment, job stability, opportunities for advancement, competitive compensation + benefits, including paid vacations & holidays. Group health, dental, vision, disability, & life insurance, is also available. High School Diploma or GED equivalent + background check/pre-hire drug screen Req’d. Apply in person from 8 am - 4:30 pm, or send resume to Human Resources at 600 Vista Drive, Sparta, TN, 38583, or by fax at 931-738-2019. Tri State Distribution is an EOE.

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RecipeCorner

Shepherd’s Pie is a layered casserole of beef, carrots, and potato. It makes a hearty meal for early spring, when the temperatures are still cool and the wind can get raw.

Ingredients: 4 large potatoes, peeled and cubed 1 tablespoon butter 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion 1/4 cup shredded Cheddar cheese salt and pepper to taste 5 carrots, chopped 1 tablespoon vegetable oil

1 onion, chopped 1 pound lean ground beef 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour 1 tablespoon ketchup 3/4 cup beef broth 1/4 cup shredded Cheddar cheese

Directions:Prep time: 30 minutes Cook time: 20 minutes Ready in: 50 minutes

1- Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Add potatoes and cook until tender but still firm, about 15 minutes. Drain and mash. Mix in butter, finely chopped onion and 1/4 cup shredded cheese. Season with salt and pepper to taste; set aside.

2- Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Add carrots and cook until tender but still firm, about 15 minutes. Drain, mash and set aside. Pre-heat oven to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C.)

3- Heat oil in a large frying pan. Add onion and cook until clear. Add ground beef and cook until well browned. Pour off excess fat, then stir in flour and cook 1 minute. Add ketchup and beef broth. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer for 5 minutes.

4- Spread the ground beef in an even layer on the bottom of a 2 quart casserole dish. Next, spread a layer of mashed carrots. Top with the mashed potato mixture and sprinkle with remain-ing shredded cheese.

5- Bake in the preheated oven for 20 minutes, or until golden brown.

Call us at 931-474-7467 to place an ad for next week’s The Pio-neer Shopper.

The deadline is Wednesday, 5 PM for the following week’s issue.

Our shopper mag-azine is placed in a 13-county area in Mid-dle Tennessee. Want some Shoppers for your retail store? Call us and we will bring them to you.

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Drowning in old newspapers? The Southern Standard accepts old newpapers

for recycling at 105 College Street in McMinn-ville.

Drop off time is Monday through Friday, 8:00AM to 5:00 PM.

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Find the Pioneer Shopper over 120 retail locations in 13 counties:

While we make every effort to ensure the ac-curacy of this publica-tion, typos or misprints can happen.

The Pioneer Shop-per accepts no respon-sibility for any damages or claims. We will do a reprint upon request.

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The Pioneer Shopperwants to feature YOU and your business in a Special Advertiser Spotlight for our retail advertisers. Take out a full, half, or quarter

page ad, any page, and we will publish a short story and photograph about your

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Turn up that dial! It’s time for Broadway’s room-raising rock ‘n roll musical “Memphis: The Mu-sical.” It will be presented at the Arts Center of Cannon County March 11-26. Directed by Darryl Deason, it stars Michael Adcock and Melinda Paul. “Memphis: The Musical” is rated PG.

Memphis is set in the places where rock and roll was born in the 1950s: the seedy nightclubs, radio stations, and recording studios of the musically-rich Tennessee city. With an original score, it tells the fictional story of DJ Huey Calhoun, a good ole’ local boy with a passion for R&B

music, and Felicia Farrell, an up-and-coming black singer that he meets one fateful night on Beale Street.

Despite the objections of their loved ones (Huey’s close-mind-ed mama and Felicia’s cautious brother, a club owner), they em-bark on a dangerous affair. As their careers rise, the relation-ship is challenged by personal ambition and the pressures of an outside world unable to accept their love.

Performances run March 11, 12, 18, 19, 25 and 26 at 7:30 p.m.; and March 13 and 20 at 2 p.m. Tickets are $15 with discounts available

for students and seniors and can be purchased by calling (615) 563-2787 Tuesday through Satur-day 10 a.m. -4 p.m., or online at artscenterofcc.com and (subject to availability) at the door one hour prior to show time.

The Arts Center is located on 1424 John Bragg Highway, just west of the town of Wood-bury, approximately 20 minutes from Murfreesboro, Manchester, and McMinnville and one hour southeast of Nashville. Office hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tues-day through Saturday. For more information call 615-563-(ARTS) 2787.

‘Memphis: The Musical’ coming to Cannon Arts Center


1941 Blizzard unexpectedly hits North Dakota and Minnesota

A fast-moving and severe blizzard hits North Dakota and Minnesota, killing 151 people, on this day in 1941. Weather fore-casting and reporting made important ad-vances following this disaster that would have prevented the loss of life that oc-curred due to the sudden storm.

The people of North Dakota and north-ern Minnesota had nearly no warning of the blizzard that swept in suddenly from the west on March 15. In some locations, temperatures dropped 20 degrees in less than 15 minutes. Fifty-mile-per-hour sus-tained winds (with gusts reaching 85 mph in Grand Forks and 75 mph in Duluth) brought blinding snow and huge 7-foot-high snow drifts across the states.

Most of the victims of the blizzard were traveling in their cars when it hit. High-way 2, running from Duluth, Minnesota, to North Dakota, was shut down, as were Highways 75 and 81. Attempts to rescue those stranded in their cars came too late. In one incident, six-year-old Wilbert Tre-ichel died from exposure to the cold as his parents attempted to carry him through the blizzard to safety.

Two thousand people attending a basket-ball game in Moorhead, Minnesota, were stranded at the arena overnight when it was wisely decided that travel was too dan-gerous. Theaters, hotels and stores across the region were also forced to stay open through the night because so many peo-ple had visited them, unaware that a ma-jor storm was approaching. Although the storm was also severe in Manitoba, Cana-da, only seven people there died because the population was much better prepared for the storm and for dangerous weather in general.

In the aftermath of this blizzard, weath-ermen in North Dakota and Minnesota–who had been under the control of the Chi-cago meteorology office, which was more concerned with local weather concerns and paid less attention to events occurring to the north–were allowed autonomy in their reporting. Protected with new technolog-ical advances in the wake of the disaster, area residents hoped they would never again be so blind-sided by a winter storm.

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Weekly Pet Horoscopes PiscesYou’re feeling a bit self-centered in the beginning of the week, and your pet could suffer. Be sure to take care

of your animal-related responsibilities on Monday and Tuesday. You’re ready to include everyone in on the fun by Wednesday and Thursday, and your pet will be more than happy to accompany you! If a sign says ‘no pets allowed’ on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, however, be sure to heed its warning.

AriesThe Moon increases your curiosity on Monday and Tuesday, so if you’ve been thinking about getting a new

kind of pet, these are great days to do some investigative research. An obligation to a friend or family member may keep you from getting home at a reasonable time, so if you have a pet on a regular feeding or exercise schedule, be sure to have someone look out for them. Hard work with a pet pays off at week’s end; reward them accordingly.

TaurusDon’t be surprised if you are asked to watch someone else’s pet, or acquire a new one from somewhere on

Monday or Tuesday. If you can’t afford to keep the pet, do whatever you can to find a comfortable home for it. Surprises are kept to a minimum the rest of the week, but on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday you may be feeling a bit unbalanced. Your pet is more in tune with your emotions than you may know.

GeminiYou’re well aware of your strengths on Monday and Tuesday, one of them being patience. You’ll probably

need it - prepare for your pet to give you a bit of trouble on these days, but it will be nothing you can’t handle! Avoid impulsive pet purchases midweek, but look forward to a business matter involving animals over the weekend. Some kind of pet-related proposal could be lucrative on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday.

CancerYour mind is active in the beginning of the week, but your body may not follow. Hold off on any strenuous

exercise involving you and/or your pet until later in the week. Your animal pal can strengthen a friendship somehow on either Wednesday or Thursday; they may be instrumental in solving a problem or helping you out of a dilemma. Budgetary constraints may stop you from doing something you want with your pet on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday. Staying close to home can be fun, too.

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Mark your calendars and make plans to join us for the Semi-Annual Breeding Soundness Day conducted Saturday, March 19, at Middle Tennessee Veterinarian Service hosted by Dr. Mandy Hagan Willis.

The cost for the exam is $45 and includes exam, vac-cinations and deworming with the help of sponsorship from Zoetis/Pfizer animal health and testing for BVD and Johne’s disease. To reserve your spot, call 931-409-3178 or email [email protected] and make an appointment between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.

The minimum age for test-ing is 12 months and is most accurate if the bull is at least 15 months. Failure to proper-ly evaluate bulls prior to and during the breeding season can result in huge economic losses, yet it is estimated only about 10 percent of beef bulls in the nation undergo a bull

breeding soundness evalua-tion.

NEW GUIDELINES FOR THE TENNESSEE AGRICULTURAL ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM

– The Tennessee Department of Agriculture recently released the new program schedule for FY 2016-17.

Nov. 1-7 is now the new application week. It is antici-pated the applications will be distributed Sept. 1, 2016. New reimbursement dead-lines are May 1 for livestock equipment and Sept. 1 for all other programs. It is hoped this new schedule will allow for: 1) more dry days for building structures; 2) more time to get old program fin-ished before starting new program; and 3) allow all TAEP staff working on approving applications as soon as they arrive. Visit the Tennessee Agricultural Enhancement website for

more information: www.tn.gov/agriculture/topic/ag-farms-enhancement.

PLANT MANAGEMENT FOR THE HOME GARDEN

-- Maybe it’s the health or nutritional benefits. Maybe it’s the pride and joy associ-ated with successfully culti-vating a living plant. Or maybe it’s just a way to get off our electronic devices and reconnect with the outdoors.

Whatever the reason, Tennesseans are increasingly interested in gardening. Natalie Bumgarner, an assis-tant professor of horticulture with University of Tennessee Extension and statewide coordinator of the Master Gardener program, knows this first hand. Her phone has been ringing off the hook.

“This is the time of year when folks are tired of cold weather and they begin to think about spring and get-

ting outdoors. For many, that means gardening,” Bumgarner said.

An expert in both residen-tial and consumer horticul-ture, Bumgarner has pub-lished a new guide to Tennessee gardening. “The Tennessee Vegetable Garden: Plant Management Practices” is intended to help new and experienced home gardeners understand the importance of key gardening topics like weed manage-ment, water management, plant support and pruning.

The publication is avail-able for free on the UT Extension website. One of the first steps to successful

gardening is understanding and managing weeds.

“A weed is a plant com-peting with the intended garden crop for water, nutri-ents and sunlight. They can also host insects and diseases that can reduce crop yields and quality,” Bumgarner said. “Weed management may well be the most import-ant factor in producing suc-cess or frustration in the home garden.”

Bumgarner’s publication discusses cultural practices that can help gardeners man-age weeds, including differ-ent mulching practices, row spacing and soil manage-ment and chemical controls. It also covers the basics of crop support options like using stakes, cages, trellises or twining systems.

Bumgarner outlines some basic pruning techniques and reminds gardeners that pruning can help increase the size and quantity of the

fruit as well as reduce the spread of some plant diseas-es. “One of the most com-mon reasons for pruning is to manage the fruit load, or plant spread. For example, carefully removing some lat-eral branches, called suck-ers, on an indeterminate tomato plant could increase the size of the remaining fruit or enable the plant to be more easily managed.,” she said.

To download the publica-tion, visit the UT Extension website: extension.tennessee.edu and click on the menu link to “Publications.” Enter Publication Number W346-D into the search engine, click onto the link to full title. Related publications are available by entering “vege-table gardening” in the search engine.

Heath Nokes is the UT TSU Extension agent for Warren County. He can be reached at 473-8484 or [email protected].

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Junior Auxiliary will be holding its annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 19, at Hickory Creek Elementa-ry. The search begins at 10 a.m.

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