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Madoff Personal Items Bring Over $900K at Auction

ple's properties - a penthouse on Manhattan's Upper East Side and houses in Montauk, New York, and Palm Beach, Florida. Some of the items on the block were forfeited as part of Madoff's

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Crossword Fun!

There are nine horizontal rows on each puzzle. Each row contains a mix of numbers and empty boxes. Fill in the empty boxes so that each number (1 through 9) appears exactly one time in each row. There are also nine vertical columns in each puzzle. You need to make sure the numbers 1 through 9 appear exactly once in each column. And there are nine 3x3 boxes. When you complete the puzzle, you need to make sure the numbers 1 through 9 also appear in each 3x3 box. Need Help? Look on page 6

Canadian company's $583,000 bid wins auction for Silverdome Mike Martindale / The Detroit News Pontiac -- The city will sell the Pontiac Silverdome for $583,000 to a Canadian company that hopes to maintain it as a sports venue, city officials announced this afternoon. The company's name is not being released until final details are being worked out, said Fred Leeb, the city's emergency financial manager. The company hopes to bring a soccer league to the site. The company was one of four bidders considered today during an auction at the Marriott Hotel for the Silverdome, the former home to the Detroit Lions. The 80,300-seat stadium and 127 adjacent acres are being auctioned by Tulsa, Okla.-based Williams & Williams auctioneer firm. Bidders had to submit their proposals by Thursday. The Silverdome has sat largely empty since the Detroit Lions moved to Ford Field in 2002.

The 80,300-seat stadium and 127 adjacent acres are being auctioned by Tulsa, Okla.based Williams & Williams auctioneer firm. Its $1.5-million-a-year upkeep has been drain on the city of Pontiac, now beset by budget woes and supervised by Fred Leeb, the city's emergency financial manager. The city invested $100,000 in marketing and advertising for the Silverdome's auction globally.

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Happy Thanksgiving

One of my favorite artists is Norman Rockwell. Growing up, I looked forward to seeing his beautiful renderings of holiday traditions that appeared in so many popular publications like the Saturday Evening Post, The Literary Digest and others. These almost life like portrayals of Americana bring back many wonderful memories of the people who have made my life such a joy and the numerous events over time that has made it challenging. As we near another Thanksgiving day, there are many things I am thankful for but in this venue, I will keep it short. Thank You, my readers and my customers. Without you I could not continue to do what I love so much. Have a Safe and Wonderfully Happy Thanksgiving Ray Moss, Publisher

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Elle’s Kitchen With Thanksgiving Dinner on near, here’s a couple of great ideas AUTUMN SALAD WITH MAPLE BALSAMIC DRESSING

81 Year Old Scotch Sells at Auction for $54,000 An 81-year-old bottle of Scotch was auctioned at New York's first liquor auction since Prohibition and was sold for $54,000. The auction was held at Christie's sale of wines and spirits and an anonymous collector bought the pricey potable. The 81-year-old scotch was distilled in 1926 at Macallan, Scotland and rebottled in 2002.

Salad Dressing Ingredients: 1/4 cup olive oil 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar 1/4 cup maple-flavored syrup* 2 teaspoons country-style Dijon mustard 1 teaspoon finely chopped fresh garlic 1/2 teaspoon salt Topping Ingredients: 5 slices thick-cut bacon, cut into 1-inch pieces 1/2 cup chopped pecans 1 tablespoon firmly packed brown sugar Salad Ingredients: 8 cups fresh spinach leaves 2 cups shredded red cabbage 1 apple or pear, thinly sliced 1/2 cup thinly sliced onion 3 ounces (3/4 cup) cheddar cheese, shredded Combine all salad dressing ingredients in small bowl; beat with wire whisk until well mixed. Refrigerate until serving time. Cook bacon pieces in 8-inch skillet over medium-high heat until crisp. Remove from

heat; drain fat from skillet. Immediately adpecans and brown sugar to hot skillet with bacon pieces; stir until well mixed. Set aside until serving time. Place all salad ingredients in large bowl. Drizzle half of dressing over salad; toss to coat. Sprinkle with topping mixture. Serve immediately with remaining dressing. *Substitute real maple syrup. Recipe Tip Substitute your favorite blend of salad greens for the spinach and cabbage in this recipe. Recipe Tip Prepare the bacon topping and the dressing a day ahead and store in the refrigerator.

COUNTRYSIDE CRANBERRY GRILL TURKEY SANDWICH Here’s a tasty treat for some of that left over turkey

The state of New York did not allow auctions of spirits and wines until this year and the Prohibition lasted from 1920 to 1933.

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 10 A.M. LOCATED: At 207 Bate Avenue, Gallatin, TN. Directions from the Gallatin Square, take Hwy. 25W toward Cottontown, turn left on Long Hollow Pike, turn right on Bate Avenue, see auction signs posted on property. REAL ESTATE: Nice 3-bedroom 1-1/2 bath ranch brick house on choice lot (lot size approx. 100' x 150'). Home has approximately 1253 sq. ft., of living space, spacious living room, kitchen/dining area combined, den, utility, CH&A, pretty hardwood floors, new roof and large carport. This home has been well maintained and shows great.

Preparation time: 15 min Grilling time: 6 min Yield: 4 sandwiches 1 cup whole berry cranberry sauce 1 teaspoon horseradish 8 slices sourdough bread 8 (1-ounce) slices deli turkey breast* 8 (3/4-ounce) slices Deli American Cheese 1/3 cup butter, melted Combine cranberry sauce and horseradish in small bowl; mix well.

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Heat 10-inch skillet or griddle on medium-high heat. Place two sandwiches in skillet. Grill, To assemble each sandwich, layer 1 slice bread, turning once, until golden brown (6 to 8 mincranberry-side up, with 2 slices turkey, 2 slices utes). Grill remaining sandwiches. cheese and second bread slice. Brush top and bottom of each sandwich with butter. *Substitute leftover turkey, thinly sliced.

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ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Lillian Russell bedroom suite, china cabinet, oak cabinet, couch, recliner, coffee table, end tables, rocker, desk, cedar chest, 4-piece bedroom suite, dining table and chairs, Whirlpool refrigerator, chest freezer, Sanyo 27" flat screen tv, GE tv, DVD, radios, Fiestaware, hobnail, china, silver serving trays, silverware, microwave & cart, iron skillets, oil lamps, mirrors, stereo, records, rugs, sewing machine, pictures, vacuum, dolls, toys, books, cookie jars, tupperware, home interior, Christmas decorations, and much more. MOWER AND TOOLS: Co-op 38" riding mower, dump cart, Yardman 22" mower, blower, weedeater, chain saw, hedge trimmer, fertilize spreader, gas grill, kerosene heater, ladders, bird bath, hand tools, work bench, shears, grease guns, rakes, and lots lots more. VEHICLES: 1992 Pontiac Grand Prix and 1986 Ford Van TERMS: Real Estate: 20% down day of sale, remaining balance cash with deed or the Citizens Bank of Gallatin is offering terms to pre-qualified buyers paying 20% down, balance payable at 6% interest for the first year and to readjust with the banks lending rate each year thereafter. For more information on terms, please contact Kim Starnes at (615)206-1748. PERSONAL ITEMS: Cash or good check.

SELLERS: Heirs of the David Sutton Estate AUCTION AGENTS: Gene Carman and LloydAndrews (615)452-5341 NOTE FROM AGENT: This is a nice home in good condition. This is a perfect time to buy with up to $8,000 tax credit. Be sure to attend and bring a friend. Lots of personal items to sell.

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King Kong figurine used in 1930s movie up for sale

ABSOLUTE AUCTION December 5th, 2009 at 9:AM

1550 Mobley Lane, Erin Tennessee Directions: From Clarksville: Hwy 48S, Right on Hwy 149W, Right on Hwy 49W, Through Erin, Left on Mobley Lane. From Waverly: Hwy 13N, Left on Hwy 49W, Through Erin, Left on Mobley Lane. Sale ahead on Right. From Dover: Hwy 49E toward Erin, Right on Hwy 147W, Left on Mobley Lane. Sale ahead on Left. From Dickson: Hwy 48N, Left on Hwy 49W into Erin. Watch for Auction Signs Estate of Joe Ed Hamilton

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Buy King Kong's bones! Skeletal figurine used to create 1930s movie monster up for auction A tiny King Kong figurine that helped launch the career of one of cinema's biggest monsters is going up for sale, Christie's auction house said. The London auctioneer said the 22-inch (56centimeter) skeleton was the one used in the climactic scene of the 1933 movie in which the ape climbs New York's Empire State Building, clutching a blonde starlet and swatting away fighter planes. "King Kong" wowed 1930s audiences with groundbreaking special effects that appeared to show the titular beast brawling with dinosaurs and cutting a swathe of destruction through New York City. Much of the credit goes to Willis O'Brien, then chief technician at RKO studios, who created the monster by adding layers of cotton, rubber, liquid latex and rabbit's fur to a metal armature. The figurines were then filmed one frame at a time, moving them ever-so-slightly between shots to give the illusion of movement. Although several such models were used in the film, this one was thought to be the largest. The movie spawned a series of sequels and remakes, including a 1976 version starring Jeff Bridges and Peter Jackson's computer-wizardry packed "King Kong" with Jack Black, Naomi Watts and Adrien Brody.

1000 Sq. Ft. All Brick Home With 3 BR & 1 Bath on .098 Acres City Water, City Sewer on Mobley Lane in Erin, Tennessee. Separate .041 Acre Lot on Heitt Street with Natural Gas, City Water & Sewer All to be auctioned at Mobley Lane site Wooden Desk & Chair Walnut Gun Rack Metal Bed Glider Rocker Leather Recliner Coffee Table Straight Back Chair End Table Entertainment Center Sharp TV w/remote Hitachi VCR Wooden Stools Duncan Phyfe Stool 2/4 Drawer Chests Round Metal Top Table Foot Stool Currier & Ives Calendar Book Case Table Lamps Plaster Paris Bulldog Cuckoo Clock Rose Sugar Bowl Horse Shoe Keg Corning ware Enamel Wash Pans Glass Juice Pitcher Kerosene Lamp

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Find More Information at: www.HaroldFerrellAuctions.com Terms, Real Estate: 15% Down day of sale. Remainder at closing. Sale to close on or before December 21, 2009. Seller giving clear title, Seller providing title insurance, property taxes prorated through closing, Possession given with deed.

The skeletal miniature may lack Kong's heft, but it still comes with a kingly price tag. Christie's said it hopes to get up to $240,000 from the figure's sale. Fans can bid for the artifact at the auctioneer's popular culture sale on Nov. 24.

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