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See smaller The Abbotts won 2 first class ribbons, 1 second place ribbon and $8 for their canned vegetables during the fair in Townsend.

The Abbotts won 2 first class ribbons, 1 second place ribbon and $8 for their canned vegetables during the fair in Townsend.

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  • While visiting Cumberland Mountain State Park this group presented former state legislator, I.V. Hillis, with an oversize gavel. Hillis was the long standing Chairman of the House Environment and Conservation Committee in Nashville. Pictured are, from left, Ernie Blankenship, Ray Johnson, Bill McAfee, Charles Severance, Ollie Keller and I.V. Hillis.
  • The Abbotts won 2 first class ribbons, 1 second place ribbon and $8 for their canned vegetables during the fair in Townsend.
  • Experienced sculpturist, Garrett Phipps, demonstrates the skills of sculpting at the FAB Art Gallery while Amber and Alexander Hudson look on.
  • Members of the Captain W.Y.C. Hannum # 1881UDC and the General James Longstreet #954 CofC of Maryville were among the hundreds that met the Honor Air Flight of WWII Vets from Washington D.C. In front is Tyler Byrd-Gallostra. In back, from left, are Elaine Russell, Pat Reilly, Lorna Matheny, Cathy Jenkins, Janie Bitner, Madison Gallostra, Dylan Moya, Charlotte Miller, Florence Byrd and Ron Byrd.
  • Jackson Millsaps is Big Al!
  • Townsend resident Dr. Jay Frankel received the 2010 General H.H. Arnold Award from the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Tennessee Section, on Nov. 17 at the University of Tennessee Space Institute in Tullahoma, Tenn. The inscription of the award reads: “In recognition of his outstanding contributions toward advancing the state of the art of the aerodynamics and astronautical sciences.” The award is the most prestigious award granted by the Tennessee Section. Dr. Frankel is a professor in the Mechanical, Aerospace and Biomedical Engineering Department at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
  • On Tuesday, Oct. 12 members of the William Blount High School Senior Athletic Leadership Team (S.A.L.T.) paid a visit to Carpenters Middle School to speak with the Junior BETA Club about high school life and leadership. S.A.L.T. members, some of whom were former CMS students themselves, related personal stores of success and answered questions about what it takes to be successful at the high school level. S.A.L.T. is sponsored by Mike Brewer. The club participates in service projects and provides leadership to fellow William Blount High School students.
  • Tammy Howell and Emily Hill of Making Faces are all smiles.

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