Six Selected Citizens of the Year at Banquet Saturday

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(USPS 312-040) Morgan County Courthouse - Built 1907 Per $22.50 Year In County Volume 98 — No. 25 WEST LIBERTY, KENTUCKY 41472, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2009 ¢ $25.00 Year In Kentucky 50 Copy $27.00 Year Outside Kentucky Six selected Citizens of the Year at banquet Saturday Sixty-four nominees were selected for service to people of Morgan County contributions to the community Over 200 Nickell. people attended the Educator — Rose May. second annual Citi- This year’s nominees and the fields zen of the Year of endeavor from which they were cho- Banquet held this sen were: past Saturday Medical: James Frederick, Wendy evening at the Lykins, Robert Henderson, Tim Blevins, Morgan County Brent Davis, Kathy Fannin, Jeff Bailey, Middle School Kent Nickell, Liz Potter. Gymnasium. Community Service: Danny Fannin, Sponsored by the Mike Holbrook, Mike Lacy, Bob Mar- Middle School tin, Langley Franklin, Donnie Football Program, Coach Brian McKenzie, Cindy Ball, Hank Allen, Photos By Michele Vance Turner Lynn Nickell, right, accepted Janis Williams accepted award Kristi Collins accepted award the event was em- Larry Easterling, Joe Curd, Paul Kidd, award from his brother, Merle. for her son, Randy Williams. for Rose May. ceed by MCMS football coach Brian Mark Walter. Turner and included a steak dinner and Educator: Devra Kidd, Julie live entertainment. The meal was deli- Sherman, Brian Turner, Debbie cious, and the Middle School football McKinney, Sandra Pelfrey, Helen team displayed their talents as waiters. Pennington, Robin Dickerson, Rose A fun evening of fellowship was enjoyed May, Pam Hornbuckle, Peggy Huff, by all who came to honor the 64 Citizen Lowell Cantrell, Candace Prater. of the Year nominees who were selected Lifetime Achievement: Oleta Collins, on the basis of their service to the people Darrell Bradley, Lynn Nickell, Mike of Morgan County or for their contribu- Lacy, Bill Holbrook. tions to improve the quality of life in the Religion: Rickie Lewis, Jimmy community. The winners as selected by Tharp, Mike Lindon, Eugene Haney, a committee of judges were: John Oldfield, Tim Conley, Roy Collett, Medical Provider — Dr. James Brian Turner. Frederick. Small Business Owner: Pat Thaxton, Religious Contribution — Reverend Danny Ray Fannin, Stephen and Becky Eugene Haney. Stoltzfus, Randy Williams, Mike Stacy, Small Business Owner — Randy Donnie McKenzie, Jeff Havens, Tommy Williams, Williams’ Karate Studio and and Lisa Fannin, Gale Thornsberry and Eastern Kentucky Gym. Ronald Gibson, Brenda Fannin, Community Service — Langley Holbrook Brothers Sorghum, LeeAnn Franklin. Lindon, Dewey Blevins, Bonnie Rev. Eugene Haney Langley Franklin Dr. James Frederick Lifetime Achievement — Lynn McKenzie. Planning group here Screening inspired by renowned panel begins supt. search development specialist Vacancy sparks interest By Miranda Cantrell plan for the community’s future — in- of several potential James cluded nationally renowned leadership Approximately 55 people attended training/community building specialist candidates, official says the second of five community-building Dr. Vaughn Grisham, of Oxford, Miss., The local Superintendent Screening forums hosted by the Morgan County whose inspiring talk outlined the requi- Committee met on Feb. 25 at Morgan Chamber of Commerce and the Lexing- sites for successful leadership of a com- Central Elementary School to begin the ton-based New Cities Institute on Feb. munity development program. process of choosing a superintendent to 19, at the Morehead State University at This economic development effort is replace Joe Dan Gold, who is retiring. West Liberty campus. funded with a $10,000 grant from The following committee members The event — a two-hour work ses- Berea’s Brushy Fork Institute through were elected or appointed by their peers: sion designed to develop a visionary the Appalachian Regional Commission, • Esther Cain, who represents Mor- which provides training for community gan County school district parents. leaders and administers $280,000 in • Brian Lindon, who represents the Sgt. Kelly Keck Flex-E grants to Kentucky’s distressed Morgan County Board of Education. Appalachian counties. • Carol Rose, who represents Mor- to be on Oprah Community Forum gan County school principals. Chamber of Commerce member • Kristi Collins, who represents Mor- Winfrey show Helen Pennington, who visited the Local realtor Phyllis Keeton is sworn in Monday by Mayor Jim Rupe to fill a gan County teachers. vacancy on the city council created by the resignation of Vickie Henley. • Justin Daniels, who represents Mor- Army Sgt. Kelly Keck, who was se- Brushy Fork Institute last year with See SEARCH Page 4 verely wounded in action in Afghanistan MSU at West Liberty Director Dr. Jonell last year, will be among a group of seven Tobin and County Judge Executive As- or eight wounded soldiers at Walter Reed sistant Linda Bradley, introduced Dr. Army Hospital in Washington, D.C., Grisham to forum participants. Phyllis Keeton named to scheduled to be featured on the Oprah “Jonell, Linda and I met Dr. Grisham Inside This Winfrey Show today (Thursday) on at the Brushy Fork Institute,” WKYT-Channel 27. The show airs at Pennington said. “He was so dynamic fill city council vacancy Week 4:00 p.m. in his workshop, and we thought it Keck, son of Mrs. Sandra Sharp of would be exciting to bring him to West By Miranda Cantrell Keeton’s appointment came on a West Liberty and grandson of the late Liberty. His activities will give us a James unanimous vote following a motion to Dr. Alec and Mrs. Charlene Spencer of chance to share new ideas about our The West Liberty City Council at its nominate by Councilwoman Belinda West Liberty and Judge and Mrs. Ruth community.” regular Feb. 23 meeting approved the Jordan that was seconded by Council- Keck of Sandy Hook, lost a leg and suf- Dr. Grisham serves as director of the appointment of local rRealtor Phyllis man Dwayne Nickell. Meetings/Announcements ...... Page 2-B fered severe hand wounds when his col- McLean Institute for Community Devel- Keeton to the council to fill a vacancy Mayor Jim Rupe administered the News of Record ...... Page 5 umn was ambushed by Taliban fighters opment at the University of Mississippi, left by the resignation of former mem- oath of office to Keeton following the Opinion/Letters ...... Page 4 on Sept. 13, 2008. He has been a patient where he has been a sociology profes- ber Vickie Henley. vote. Cable TV Guide ...... Page 4-B In other business, Kiwanian Danny at Walter Reed Hospital since his return sor for 40 years. His work includes sev- A City Hall spokesperson told The Obituaries ...... Page 7 to the states. The TV show was taped eral books and articles, such as Tupelo: Courier on Tuesday that Henley re- McKenzie was in attendance to request The Evolution of a Community and Hand approximately $3,200 for Kiwanis Sports ...... Page 8 during a therapy session for the soldiers, signed from the council last month be- Classifieds ...... Page 6-B in Hand: Community and Economic De- cause she was reportedly considering a Swimming Pool maintenance and opera- most of whom lost limbs as a result of Legals ...... Page 6-B & 7-B their wounds. See PLANNERS Page 7 move outside city limits. See CITY COUNCIL Page 7-B

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Licking Valley RECC says Thanks

The late January massive ice storm caused the largest power outages in Kentucky history. Licking Valley RECC serves 18,000 members in eight counties and 16,000 were left in the dark, some for as long as 18 days. The magnitude of damage caused by freezing rain and sleet was simply unbelievable. Then when power was restored for almost everyone the wind storm came February 11th and many were again without power. We estimate nearly 180 broken poles, dozens of transformers and several hundred miles of power line were damaged or destroyed at the hands of Mother Nature. The repair costs will run into the millions. On behalf of the Licking Valley RECC Board of Directors, I want to thank those individuals and businesses that helped us during the power restoration process. I am humbled by the number of caring people who came to our aid. I am convinced that there is no greater earthly power than the brotherhood of people helping people. First and foremost I commend Licking Valley RECC members for your patience A broken pole in the Sandy Ridge area of Wolfe County. and endurance while we worked day and night to restore power. Words cannot express Photo: Wes McKinney my gratitude and appreciation on the way you handled this emergency situation. It took a team effort to deal with this crisis, and I thank you for your trust and support, and the privilege of serving you. Licking Valley RECC received help from Energy United EMC, from Statesville, PLineman from North Carolina helping our men North Carolina, Blue Ridge EMC from Lenore, North Carolina, Dobson Power Line handset a pole. Photo: Kerry K. Howard Construction from Nicholasville, Kentucky and W. A. Kendall & Company from Lawrenceville, Georgia. United Utility Supply, East Kentucky Power Cooperative, Fleming Mason Energy, Grayson RECC, and Blue Grass Energy in Kentucky also came to our aid with supplies and support. Altogether, more than 85 men from these companies helped restore power. Licking Valley RECC employs 44 hard-working, dedicated employees. From line workers, to dispatchers, to office services personnel, to those who prepared food for the line workers, they all pitched in and worked together. Your co-op employees did an excellent job during the restoration process, and I truly appreciate their commitment to the co-op and its members. Appreciation is extended to our dedicated employees’ families for your understanding, support and help in this time of need. A special thanks to those who prepared and sent food, donated services and made special arrangements for Licking Valley RECC workers. Bulldozers and tractors that This work was done in Wolfe County during the storm. were used to help pull poles, build roads and pull our trucks out of the mud were very Photo: Wes McKinney Photo 3 - One of the many poles down. This helpful. Again, working together with our contractors, our local farmers and our mem- one was out in Flat Mary area of Wolfe County. bers, we overcame these obstacles. Photo: Wes McKinny Communications is a vital part of any emergency plan. Admittedly, there are some lessons to be learned from this storm. We received thousands of phone calls throughout this 18 day time span. Sadly, we could not answer all of them. We will continue to examine innovative ways to communicate with you during a crisis. Again, I ask for your help with the identification of those individual(s) that vandal- ized three breakers along KY 134 in Morgan County at Adele. If you have any information pertaining to this please contact Kerry K. Howard or Larry R. Easterling at Licking Valley RECC. The hardship caused by this storm is immeasurable. Once again, my sincere gratitude is extended to everyone who helped in some way during this massive power outage. As our spirits mend, let’s all hope that Mother Nature stays calm for a very, very long time. Thank You Pole leaning near Charles Cable’s property in The top was broken on this pole in Magoffin County in Kerry K. Howard, General Manager/CEO Wolfe County. Photo: Wes McKinney the community of Tin Can. Photo: Wes McKinney

felt something brewing in her ied by her in-laws, Bill and Memory Hill mind right away. So please watch Myrtle Cox in a beautiful cem- for her articles. I think she said etery. C.W. called last night and & Roundabout there would be an article very told me all about her funeral. Sin- By Hazel B. Craft soon in the Licking Valley Cou- cere sympathy is extended to Feb. 23--I’ll try to get some rier. Maxine is closely connected Carles and his family. Recently news in today. I am feeling up to to Morgan County. She said she three of our members passes par--have had some problems grew up in a place called Lick- away: Geraldine Benton in De- lately. I went to my cardiologist ing River--now known as Liberty cember, Rosetta Adams in Janu- last week. The pacemaker was Road. She also stated that she ary, and now Bonnie in February. checked--it was o.k. Now, I have had attended a one-room school The past weekend was sup- an appointment March 30 for as well as taught in the same posed to be services at our little four more tests. The home nurses school later in life. The school church. A few were there on Sat- are now coming. They are great. house is supposed to still be urday night and services were I have many calls checking on standing on Liberty Road. She called off on Sunday due to the my health. I want to thank each also stated she would love to pay foul weather. So many churches and everyone for your calls, etc. me and Memory Hill a visit some were closed at that time. I especially want to thank day. She said we had so much in I am sure looking forward to Maxine Wells Jenkins for the common, I sure look forward to spring. I am tired and very tired book she recently sent me, “Life her visit. I feel we could talk and of this type of weather. Spring in Eastern Kentucky--A Pictorial talk of Morgan County and its will soon be here. History of the Early Years”. I had past. C.W. gave me some informa- planned to contribute some pic- Maxine is a descendent of tion of the Myrtle Church in tures for it and to order the book. several Morgan County pioneers. Florida. He and his wife stayed My illness prevented all of this. Her father was Jonas Wells. I over for the services after attend- Many, many thanks Maxine. She hope she will send me her gene- ing Bonnie’s funeral. This little wrote a note that came with the alogy report. She sure has an in- church is special to Redeemed book. She stated that she had teresting one. I have a genealogy Church. Several years ago sev- never met me but felt that she section at Memory Hill. eral members from the Re- knew me from reading my news Sincere sympathy is extended deemed Church organized the Pictured above are members of the Solid Rock Homemakers, of Ezel, Ky., with a trophy they were about Memory Hill. She said she to the families who have recently Myrtle Church. C.W. said Hope proud to receive at the annual Homemaker International Dinner. The trophy was awarded to the purchased the book through the lost loved ones. Our church is Williams (wife of the late Odus club for contributing the most money to the Pennies For Friendship program sponsored by the Herald-Leader newspaper and very much saddened by the loss Williams) had finally returned to Morgan County Homemakers. Pictured (front row, left to right) are Juanita Pieratt, Patty Ross, that I would be able to relate to of another member, Bonnie Cox, her home after the flood about Irene Stamper and Barbara Lawson; back row: Elaine Bartley, Valerie Cole, Henrietta McKinney, wife of Elder Carles Cox. She destroyed it. C.W. said he sure it much better than she could. I recently passed away. Our pas- enjoyed th church and meeting Opal Cole, Gwenda Lane and Patty Murphy. Not present for the photo were members Patty Cole called her and thanked her very tor, Brother Roy Collett, and his with many of our connections. and Monica Hall. much for the nice book. It will be added to the Memory Hill Li- wife, Jane, attended her funeral. The best of wishes are extended brary for future visitors to enjoy. She was buried in a cemetery to the sick ones connected with She stated that she had several close to Melbourne, Florida. this church. Solid Rock Homemakers meet to articles published and she also C.W. Benton and his wife at- Hopefully more news in two said it had been some time since tended the funeral. He said she weeks. discuss local community projects she had written anything, but she had a nice funeral and was bur- On Dec. 15, the Solid Rock on pandemic flu. Valerie Cole, with the inspira- Homemakers had their annual On Feb. 8, members met at tional and blessing given by Mr. and Mrs. Garrick Ratliff and • A used dryer sheet is great Junction Christmas dinner. Families were West Liberty Nursing Home and Valerie Cole. son, Garrison Lee. for dusting TV screens. visited the patients, presenting There were 10 members and We welcome to our commu- invited and several guests at- nity Mr. and Mrs. Tim Hembree tended. The meeting was held at each one with a valentine and a one guest in attendance. The les- News and daughter, Sharron. Lacy Creek By Kathy Bolin the Pine Grove Church, which rose. son was on aging health and was Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kelly had was beautifully decorated for the We had seven members and a given by Henrietta McKinney business in Morehead last Satur- Feb. 23--Recent visitors of Feb. 23 – Shame on me, best season. After enjoying a deli- guest to attend the International and Elaine Bartley. An update on day. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Nickell friend Cindy Montgomery cel- cious potluck meal, the home- dinner on Friday, Feb. 6, held at the painting of the quilt blocks Miss Jessie Bates visited over have been Randa and Shelbi ebrated her birthday last week makers had an ornament ex- the Morgan County Extension by the Woodsbend Boys Camp the weekend with Miss Kayla Nickell. Darrell and Ella Mae and I did not wish her any birth- change. Although the weather Office. Our club was in charge was given by Elaine. The Home- Wright. Nickell visited last week with day greetings. Sorry girl--Happy of registration. A potluck dinner makers will oversee this project. Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Nickell. Ella birthday!! was cold and snowy, the warm Mrs. Frankie Adkins visited Couple other birthdays were atmosphere of the church and the featuring recipes from Ghana Valerie Cole will go to the with Jan and Joey Bates last Sun- Mae Nickell visited recently with Irene Isaac. Darrell and Ella Mae Issac Blanton, son of Sam and fellowship among the members was enjoyed by all who attended. leader training for the March les- day. Wiladene Blanton, of Lick lifted everyone’s spirits. Thanks to Henrietta McKinney son. Our meetings are the third Household Hints Nickell visited with Mr. and Mrs. Troy Gullett last week. Randa, Branch, and Cammanon Pack, On Jan. 22, our regular meet- for serving as our club’s interna- Monday of each month at 6 p.m. • Remove coffee stains from son of Jamie and Jessie Pack. ing was held at Ezel Fire Depart- tional chairman. Thanks to at Ezel Fire Department. We in- stainless steel cups by soaking in Shelbi and Ella Mae Nickell vis- Brian Owens celebrated his ment. The meeting was called to Henrietta McKinney, Valerie vite new members and visitors to a mixture of baking soda and ited last night (Saturday) with birthday on Sunday, the 22nd. Cole and Barbara Lawson for at- attend. boiling water. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy McClure This week, Sonya Nickell cel- order by President Elaine and children. Bartley. Valerie Cole led the tending to the registration table. • To remove table mustard ebrates her birthday on Wednes- stains from clothing, scrape off Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Arlie day, and Jeffery Howard, of Lick group in the inspirational and The Solid Rock Homemakers Nickell have been Darrell blessing. Refreshments were were proud to receive the trophy Lenox the excess mustard, rinse the Branch, on Saturday. stain from the back of the fabric Nickell and Terry Gibbs. The death angel was in our served by Opal Cole, Barbara for contributing the most money By Estelle Caskey Recent visitors of Terry Gibbs neighborhood again last week to the Pennies for Friendship pro- in cold water, apply a laundry Lawson and Elaine Bartley. Feb. 23--We extend our deep- detergent and rub the stain, and have been Mr. and Mrs. Ralph with the death of Ogelene It was decided to visit the gram sponsored by the Morgan est sympathy to the family of rinse thoroughly. Cantrell, Mr. and Mrs. Justin Wright, who passed away on nursing home on Feb. 8. We will County Homemakers. Lena Litteral Griffith and to all Leaving wet towels in a pile Gibbs, Jackie Bailey and Jack- Sunday, Feb. 22, at Cabell Hun- also contribute items to the Youth Congratulations to Elaine others who have lost loved ones. invites musty odors, stains that son. tington. Surviving spouse is Paul Service Centers, such as snack Bartley, our club president, on Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kelly vis- are set, and mildew. Spread them Wright, of Straight Creek. winning the door prize. Libby Cordle and Kendra and Also, Sunday Carl (Fuzzy) pack bags for the local school ited last Saturday with Mr. and out to dry. Shelby Bolin visited briefly with children. School supplies will The February meeting was • To keep outdoor fabrics from Cantrell passed away at St. Mrs. Dallas Barker and Jan and Joyce LeMaster last week. Claire Regional, Morehead. also be donated to the Kentucky held on Feb. 18, at Ezel Fire De- Joey Bates, and daughter, Jessie. fading, spray with a weather Athena Blackburn and Joyce Academy in Ghana at the Inter- partment. Refreshments were Condolences go out to family Mrs. Joyce Ferguson visited guard spray, and move to a shady LeMaster were shopping in and friends of both families. national dinner. Our lesson was provided by Patty Murphy and last Monday, in Morehead, with place. Morehead Friday night. Guess that’s all for this week. PAGE TWO THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2009 THE LICKING VALLEY COURIER

Curves supports communities Three arrested with 11th annual food drive in burglary case During the month of March, tained cardiovascular activity Three ar- Curves of West Liberty will par- through safe and effective hy- rests have been made DEBT ticipate in the 11th Annual draulic resistance. Curves also Curves Food Drive to benefit lo- works to help women lose by the West cal food banks. Collectively, weight, gain muscle strength and Liberty Po- lice Depart- over the past five years, nearly3x10.5aerobic capacity, and raise me- ment in con- 50 million pounds of food were tabolism with its nection with distributed to local communities groundbreaking, scientifically the Jan. 15 all over the world through the proven method that ends the burglary of Billy CONSOLIDATION Curves Food Drive. need for perpetual dieting. Sandra Kennard Curves of West Liberty is also Founders Gary and Diane Duvall’s giving back to the community by Heavin are considered the inno- 1121 West waiving its normal service fee for vators of the express fitness phe- Main St. any new member who brings in nomenon that has made exercise apartment. a bag of non-perishable grocer- available to around 4 million Four felony Consolidate your debt into one ies and joins between March 9th women globally, many of whom arrest war- and March 28th. This promotion are in the gym for the first time. rants and one CommercialWith nearly 10,000 locations will help the women of West Lib- misde- simple, low monthly payment erty manage their weight and worldwide, Curves is the world’s meanor ar- their wallets by joining Curves largest fitness franchise. For rest warrant Sierra for free, while also helping feed more information, please visit: as well as a and regain financial control hungry people in the community. www.curves.com. search war- Derreberry “The Curves Food Drive isBank rant have always exciting,” said Sophie been ob- of your life! Fluty, the owner of the West Lib- Ky. 1260 in Morgan tained.

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○○○○○ County to be closed ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Prestonsburg St. West Liberty, Kennard, Ky. “We have a chance to help Tuesday, March 3 John D. Elam so many people at a time when JACKSON, KY. — Personnel and Sierra the food banks are lowest. Espe- from the Kentucky Department Derreberry Transfer your cially during these uncertain of Highways, Morgan County have been ar- times, this food is needed more Maintenance, will replace a rested and John D. Elam than ever. It’s a win-win situa- drainage pipe on Ky. 1260 (Cof- charged with high-interest tion for everyone, and we’re very fee Creek Road) on Tuesday, second degree burglary. Two ad- proud to participate.” March 3. The work will take ditional individuals are also charged but have not been appre- Others wishing to donate may place between mile markers 0 debt into and 1. The project will begin hended. drop off non-perishable food Mr. Kennard was on probation items at Curves Monday through around 9 a.m. and will continue until approximately 12 p.m. Dur- for a 2007 burglary charge. Steps ONE AFFORDABLE Friday during business hours ing this time, the road will be have been taken to have his pro- through the month of March. For closed to through traffic. bation revoked. These arrests fol- more information, please call No marked detour will be low an extensive investigation by Sophie Fluty at 606-743-3433. posted. Motorists should plan Patrolmen Paul Perkins and PAYMENT!

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For More Information, Call (606) 743-3186 x202 PAGE TWO-B THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2009 THE LICKING VALLEY COURIER AA meetings slated for Farmers advised II U WEBSITE! OUR VISIT each Sunday evening WEBSITE! OUR VISIT COMMUNITY AA meetings are being held Feb. 27 deadline each Sunday at 8 p.m. in the con- BULLETIN ference room at the county gov- to sign for CDP ernment building. For more infor- LEXINGTON, Ky. — The mation or directions, call 606- USDA’s Farm Service Agency LUMBERLUMBER FENCING FENCING LANDSCAPE LANDSCAPE PRODUCTS BOARD 743-1210. (FSA) Administrator Teresa FRAMING LUMBER 1X6-16 OAK RETAINING WALLS Lasseter has announced that the FRAMING LUMBER 1X6-16 OAK RETAINING WALLS Flu vaccine available at sign-up period for the 2005-2007 TREATEDTREATED LUMBERLUMBER 1X6-16 1X6-16 TRTR POPLARPOPLAR PATIO PAVERS Morgan Co. schools local Health Department Crop Disaster Program (CDP) HEMLOCKHEMLOCK LUMBERLUMBER FENCE FENCE POSTPOST LIMESTONE LIMESTONE & CREEK ROCK homework hotline will end February 27, 2009. LOGLOG CABIN CABIN SIDINGSIDING ROOFING MARBLEMARBLE CHIPS & LAVA ROCK Flu vaccine available at Mor- Sign-up for Quality losses under ROOFING Morgan County schools gan County Health Department POPLARPOPLAR FLOORINGFLOORING SHINGLES SHINGLES STEEL homework hotline numbers are as CDP began June 23, 2008, and beginning October 1. The cost per sign-up for Quantity losses be- WOODWOOD CEILINGSCEILINGS METAL METAL ROOFINGROOFING REBAR REBAR & WIRE MESH follows: Morgan County Midle each vaccination is $20. Medi- School, 743-8118; East Valley gan October 15, 2007. OSBOSB && PLYWOODPLYWOOD VINYLVINYL SIDINGSIDING STORAGESTORAGE CONTAINERS care, Medicaid, or Humana insur- The CDP provides benefits to Elementary School, 522-8185; ance is accepted by the health farmers who suffered losses to T111T111 SIDINGSIDING 8 8 COLORSCOLORS ININ STOCKSTOCK SALES AND RENTAL Ezel Elementary School, 725- department. For appointment, their 2005-2007 crops from natu- TRUSSESTRUSSES J J BLOCKBLOCK && VENTSVENTS 20' AND 40' UNITS 8208; Morgan Central Elemen- phone 743-3744. ral disasters and related condi- CABINETSCABINETS WINDOWS WINDOWS DOORS tary School, 743-8433; and West tions. Producers who incurred Liberty Elementary School, 743- KITCHENKITCHEN KOMPACTKOMPACT NEW NEW CONSTRUCTIONCONSTRUCTION 40 40 DOORS ON DISPLAY 8427. qualifying quantity or quality Volunteers needed! losses in 2005, 2006 or 2007 may WELLBORNWELLBORN REPLACEMENT REPLACEMENT INTERIOR INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Volunteers are needed for the receive benefits for only one of Gateway WIA program Morgan County History Mu- these years. However, producers seum. We need volunteers that offering following services can work a few hours a week at may apply for benefits for losses to multiple crops as long as the Between the ages of 18-21? the museum. Days needed--Mon- 976156 Ready to make a difference in day, Tuesday, and Wednesday. We losses occurred in the same crop 976156 your life? The Gateway WIA pro- are open from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. year. gram is now offering the follow- Any help will be appreciated. The ending date of Feb. 27 ing services to residents of Mor- C-8-16-tf applies to the receipt of a signed Farm Home Family Fruit tree pruning Ten Star All-Star gan and Menifee Counties: Work and completed FSA-840 applica- Night set March 17 demonstration is Readiness Skills, Attending Col- Free bible study tion along with all supporting Basketball Camp lege for short term training, Life documentation and required guides available at MCMS gym slated for March 3 Applications are being evalu- skills training, Obtaining work forms at the applicable county The Morgan County Exten- The Morgan County Exten- ated for the Ten Star All-Star experience, Parenting skills, Fi- Discover answers to life’s FSA office. Sign-up information Summer Basketball Camp. The deepest questions. How can I find sion Council and the Farm Home sion Service, as part of its ongo- nancial planning. If interested call and required forms are available Family Night committee has ing Gardening Toolbox Series, annual camp is by invitation only. Karen at (606) 743-4141, ext. 101 peace of mind? What does the at each county FSA office. Late Boys and girls ages 10-19 are eli- today to see if you qualify. future hold? Is there hope for our filed applications will not be ap- been working diligently at the fi- will be conducting a class on cor- nal plans for th 17th Annual Mor- rectly pruning apple trees on gible to apply. chaotic world? Is there life after proved after the Feb. 27 deadline. Past camp participants include death? To receive free printed les- gan County Farm, Home and Tuesday, March 3. Attention women All application determina- Family Night, Tuesday, March The free one-hour class will Michael Jordan, Tim Duncan, sons write to Discover Bible tions will be made by March 27, Vince Carter, Jerry Stackhouse, ages 40-64 Guides, P.O. Box 479, Jackson, 16, 2009. This year the commit- be hosted by Larry York at his 2009. For further questions about tee has made some changes. The farm off Hwy. 172 beginning at and other pro stars. If you are a Kentucky resident, Ky. 41339-0925. Lessons are CDP and the sign-up deadline, Participants from 50 states and have no insurance, if you have available on the following topics: producers may contact their location is at the Morgan County noon. Van transportation will be Middle School Gymnasium and made available from the Exten- 11 foreign countries attended the never had a mammorgram or it • Discover--major themes of the county FSA office or visit FSA’s 2008 camp. College basketball has been two years or more since Bible come to life! • Prophecy-- the time is 6 p.m. sion Office leaving at 11:40 a.m. website at http:// This program is a community Directions to his farm are avail- scholarships are possible for your last mammogram, you may mysteries of Daniel, and • Rev- www.fsa.usda.gov. players selected to the All-Ameri- qualify for a screening and will elation revealed! Please indicate effort coordinated by the Morgan able by contacting the Extension County Cooperative Extension Service at 743-3292. Pre-regis- can Team. receive a $10 Wal Mart card to which topic you wish to receive Camp locations include Leba- spend how you wish. Call Mor- material on. Attention, Morgan Service and sponsored by the fol- tration is highly encouraged. lowing: Bank of the Mountains, Reasons for pruning include non, Tenn., Marietta, Ohio, gan County Health Department at Champaign, Ill., and Blacksburg, 743-3744, and ask for an appoint- County Veterans Commercial Bank, Licking Val- the following: to contain tree size Notice of Approval A veterans’ benefits field rep- ley R.E.C.C., Morgan County for harvesting, to repair injury, to Va., and are also conducted in six ment today!! Funding provided other states. by: Kentucky Cancer Progra, Su- of the CSBG Plan resentative will be at the Morgan Farm Bureau, Morgan County contain spread of disease, to in- County Office Building in West Soil Conservation and Mountain crease light penetration and to A summer camp is also avail- san G. Komen and Gateway Dis- Gateway Community Action’s able for boys and girls ages 9-18 trict Health Department. Liberty 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Tuesday, Telephone. The Morgan County facilitate spraying for diseases Community Services Block Grant Extension Council will provide and insects. of all skill levels. (CSBG) Program’s annual Plan Feb. 24 (had to reschedule date due to scheduling conflict on our gas cards to be given to winners While pruning can be a time- Prospective applicants may Morgan Christian Acad. and Budget for the 2008-2009 fis- drawn after completing an evalu- consuming process, it is one of apply for a free brochure by call- cal year has been approved. typical third Tuesday). needs old cell phones Veterans and their dependents ation at the end of the program. the most important aspects of ing 704-373-0873 anytime or on CSBG is a statewide initiative Various community and ser- growing fruit trees successfully. the web at sponsored by Community Action will receive assistance filing for and ink cartridges federal and state veterans’ ben- vice organizations will be in the Most pruning is done during the www.tenstarcamp.com The Morgan County Christian Kentucky in partnership with the display area to offer information dormant season after the danger Cabinet for Health and Family efits. This service is provided free Academy is collecting used, no of charge by the Kentucky De- to participants. There will also be of winter injury is over, usually longer needed, cell phones and Services. The CSBG Plan and hands-on educational demonstra- from February until just before View Kentucky Budget is available for public in- partment of Veterans Affairs. used printer cartridges. The To apply, veterans need to fur- tions for all ages set up in the full bloom. School and District Academy is doing this as an ef- spection at your local outreach gymnasium of the Middle office: Bath County (606) 674- nish copies of pertinent docu- fort to recycle. So please, if you mentation to verify eligibility. School. This community educa- Report cards online have any used cell phones or ink 2502, Menifee County (606) 768- tional effort has much to offer all Goat college to be 2369, Montgomery County (859) For further information, please Morgan County Public cartridges, call the school at 743- call toll free 1-866-244-8970 to Morgan County families. Mark offered in March Schools is pleased to announce 1824 or drop them off at the 498-5345, Morgan County (606) your calendar now and bring the 743-3133, or Rowan County speak with a veterans benefits The Morgan County Exten- that the Kentucky School and school at Index. field representative. whole family for an evening of District Report Cards are avail- C-8-23-tf (606) 784-7735. fun and learning. sion Service will be offering a series of goat management work- able for viewing and download If you have any questions, on the Kentucky Department of Flannery reunion set please contact the Morgan shops on Thursdays, March 5, 12 Henry Cemetery Notice Service times at Seventh and 26. All classes will begin at Education Website, at http:// Donations are needed for the April 25 in Greenup Co. County Extension Office at 743- applications.kde.state.ky.us/ Day Adventist Church 3292. 7 p.m. and be held in the down- mowing and upkeep of the Henry The 3rd Annual Flannery Re- stairs meeting room of the Exten- schoolReportCardArchive/. This Cemetery, located at Index. The Seventh Day Adventist union will be held Saturday, April report card for the 2007-2008 Church, 1266 E. Main Street, in sion Service located on 110 Court Please send to Dearl Dykes, Trea- 25, at the Oldtown Volunteer Fire Ezel First Church of Street. There is a one time regis- school year contains important surer, 334 S. Howard Street, Jackson, meets at 10 a.m. for Sat- Dept. in Greenup County. start- information about our schools, urday worship, and 6:30 p.m. God singing set Mar. 1 tration fee of $6 which will be Sabina, Ohio 45169. ing at noon. For more Info, con- waived for the first ten people to including details about our aca- C-3-27-tf Wednesday for Bible Study. Ev- tact Brian Flannery at 606-473- Ezel First Church of God will demic performance, teacher eryone welcome. have their monthly singing Sun- pre-register by calling 743-3292. 7948 or email at Topics to be covered by Uni- qualifications, learning environ- [email protected] day, March 1, at 6 p.m. A fellow- ment, and more. If you are un- Volunteers needed! ship supper will be served at 4:30 versity of Kentucky and Ken- C-2-19-tf tucky State University Extension able to access the card for your Volunteers are needed for the Bless The Lord Radio p.m. Everyone is invited by the school on the internet the school Morgan County History Mu- pastor, Bro. Jessie Dennis, and Animal Science Specialists in- Ministry schedules Corn Hole Tourney set clude herd problems, diseases, or district office will print the seum. We need volunteers that Bless The Lord Ministry radio congregation. card for you at your request. can work a few hours a week at Mar. 31 at Com. Center vaccinations, and nutritional re- program can be heard each Thurs- quirements, fencing, and forages. the museum. Days needed are day mrning at 10 a.m. on WLKS There will be a Corn Hole Tuesday and Friday. We are open Two For One to sing at Sponsors for the meeting are Services at Lick Branch 1450 on your radio dial. Pastor Tournament Saturday, March 31, Alltech-Organic Selenium Prod- from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Any Gary Fields of West Liberty- at Morgan County Community Walnut Grove Com. Ch. Baptist Ch. this wkend help will be appreciated. Two For One will be singing uct Sel-Plex and Ky. Perfor- Glenn Avenue Church of God Center Gymnasium, West Lib- mance Products--Goatzilla En- There will be worship services C-1-31-tf will be bringing the message. To erty. Registration begins at 4 p.m. at Walnut Grove Community at Lick Branch Enterprise Bap- The tournament is open to all Church, in Elliott County, on ergy and Protein Supplement. begin your day, turn your radio Refreshments will be available tist Church February 28-Mar. 1. Saturday night services on, pour yourself a hot cup of ages. You must have a partner to Sunday, March 8, during the 11 The business meeting will begin a.m. worship service. The pas- nightly with a meal featuring at Zag Community Ch. coffee or hot chocolate, get your sign up and enter. An entry fee of meat goat products served the last at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, followed Bible reeady and listen to the $20 per team will be charged. tors, Scott Litton and Eddie Billy Oliverby worship Ad services at 7 p.m., Church services are held on Keeton, invites everyone to at- night. the first Saturday of each month word of Good and worship the Each team will draw for oppo- For more information or to Sunday morning services begin Lord. nents, double elimination. tend. at 10:30 a.m., and every Sunday at Zag Community Church, lo- Bracket drawing begins at 4:45 pre-register, contact Sarah cated one mile off Hwy. 519 on If you don’t have a home Fannin, Morgan County Exten- evening at 6 p.m. Bro. Joe O. Hwy. 976. The pastor, Bro. church, we welcome you to join p.m. For more information call sion Agent for Agriculture at 743- Jenkins, pastor; Bro. George E. us each week. Sunday school, 10 (606) 743-3292 or (606) 495- Special singing set at Barker, assistant. Donald Cox, assistant pastor, Bro. 5324. The event is being spon- 3292. J.R. Keeton, and congregation a.m.; Sunday morning worship, Newcombe Valley Ch. invite everyone to come out and 11 a.m. with Children’s Church sored by Morgan Riders 4-H Newcombe Valley Enterprise downstairs during morning wor- Horse Club, and all proceeds will Baptist Church, located on KY 4-H crafts workshop Special service at join us. Services start at 7 p.m. benefit Morgan Riders 4-H Horse C-6-5-TF ship. (we have a wonderfully 706, will be having special sing- scheduled March 11 House of Prayer blessed youth minister); Sunday Club. ing by “Yesterdays Gospel” a There will be a monthly 4-H There will be a special service evening, 6 p.m.; and Wednesday New Life Center group from Grayson. The sing- craft workshop offered for any at the House of Prayer featuring evening Bible Study at 7 p.m. For Girl Scout Cookies on ing will be Sunday, March 8, at 7 youth ages 7-19 at 4-5:30 p.m. Terry Tripp, of the Laverine Tripp Is your family suffering more information, feel free to call sale February 27-28 p.m.. Delivering the message that Wednesday, March 11. Refresh- family, on Sunday, March 1, at through addiction? We can help! 743-2632 or 743-4161. evening will be Brother Jerry ments will be available for the Call toll free 877-300-7044. Ex- If you want the best and saf- 11 a.m. Terry will be ministering C-11-27-TF Porter. Newcombe Valley Enter- youth and everything is free. This in word and song. He and his perienced, compassionate coun- est cookies in the world, then prise Baptist Church’s Sunday selors are standing by to help with come to Commercial Bank Fri- workshop is free and loads of fun. family have been gust on Trinity school begins at 10 a.m. and The youth will hav a variety of Broadcasting Network for over free nationwide referrals, low cost day, Feb. 27, from 8 a.m. to 5 church services begin at 11 a.m. rehabilitation solutions, free as- Benefit singing, auction p.m., and Saturday, Feb. 28, from crafts to make and will be able to 20 years. We invite the public to slated Friday, March 6 every Sunday. The pastor and use them as gifts or entries for this attnd this special service. The sessments and counseling. Call 8 a.m. til noon for Girl Scout congregation invite everyone to year’s county fair. today or log on to There will be a benefit sing- Troop 560’s annual cookie booth church is located at 600 Whisper- come and worship with them. ing Oaks, Morehead, 1/2 mile off www.newlifecentersf.com or e- ing and auction for Dan Siimpson sale. (We also need your help in C-2-26-2t mail: [email protected]. on Friday, March 6, beginning at sending cookies to our troops 4-H Youth Development Hwy. 801. For more information, Get the help you need now! 7 p.m., at the Freewill Pentecos- serving our country.) call (606) 784-7023. Pastor Win- Gospel singing at Council to meet March 4 ston McClurg. tal Church, at Means. Singers will There will be a scheduled 4- include Zessell For Christ, the CountrySide Ch. Feb. 27 Anti-drug groups Gateway Com. Action H Youth Development Council Conway Family, and others.The CountrySide Community meeting 11 a.m. Wednesday, SENIOR CITIZENS MENU monthly meetings auction will be conducted after meeting Thurs., Mar. 12 Church has scheduled a gospel March 4, at the Morgan County Monday, March 2--Pork cut- .Local anti-drug groups meet the singing. All donations appre- Gateway Community Action singing on Friday, Feb. 27, begin- Community Center in the Com- let and gravy, creamed potatoes, the first Wednesday of every ciated. Come, enjoy the singing Agency will hold its bi-monthly ning at 7 p.m. The scheduled fea- munity Room. Lunch will be pro- buttered spinach, wheat bread, month in the county government and help someone in need due to board meeting on Thursday, Mar. tured singers are Two For One. vided. This council is responsible peaches, milk. building’s fiscal court room at the sickness. 12. The meeting will be held in Pastor James Hinton and congre- for the development of the 4-H Tuesday, March 3--Baked following times: ASAP, 12 p.m.; C-2-19-3t Frenchburg at the Menifee gation welcome all to come out calendar of events, planning chicken and gravy, glazed car- Champions, 1 p.m.; and UNITE, County Community Building and and enjoy. Refreshments will be events and evaluating programs. rots, wild rice, wheat roll, tropi- 2 p.m. The public is invited to at- will begin at 6:30 p.m. The pub- served following the singing. Items for the agenda Environ- cal fruit, milk. tend these meetings and partici- Citizens of Year Awards lic is invited to attend. mental Camp,Billy 4-H Summer OliverWednesday, Ad March 4-- pate in group activities. C-2-26-2t Meatloaf, baked potato, steamed Banquet Sat., Feb. 21 Camp and planning for summer C-5-15-TF Herman V. Nickell VFW programs. cabbage, sour cream, margarine, Morgan County Middle Circuit Court Clerk’s fruit cocktail, cornbread, milk. School will host its second annual Post 7225 to meet Mar. 1 Thursday, March 5--Roast Grace Baptist to mark Citizens of the Year Awards Ban- office to be open Feb. 28 Herman Volney Nickell Morgan Riders 4-H beef/gravy, mashed potatoes, but- 15th anniversary Mar. 1 quet Saturday, Feb. 21, at 4:00 Morgan County Circuit Court V.F.W. Post 7225 will meet Sun- Horse Club Feb. 26 tered corn, wheat roll, mandarin Come join Pastor Mike p.m. at the school. The event is Clerk Donna Pelfrey’s office will day, March 1, in the lower level There will be a Morgan Rid- oranges, milk. Lindon and the congregation at being sponsored again this year be open Saturday, Feb. 28, from of West Liberty City Hall, at 2 ers 4-H Horse Club meeting 6:30 Friday, March 6--Vegetable Grace Baptist Church at 4 p.m. by the Morgan County Middle 8 a.m. to noon, for drivers li- p.m. Entrance and parking in the p.m. Thursday, Feb. 26, at the soup, ham sandwich, crackers, on Sunday, March 1, for an School Football Program and, in censes renewals. rear of City Hall off Trimble Morgan County Extension Of- wheat bread, diced pears, milk. evening of special music as they addition to honoring outstanding Street. All members are asked to fice. The 4-H Horse Club will be celebrate the 15th anniversary of citizens from the community in Driving Rain to appear attend. having its monthly meeting and The Prairie Schooner was the church. A finger food recep- a variety of fields, will feature a Jimmy D. Easterling, finalizing plans for the Corn Hole America’s first mobile home. tion is planned following the steak dinner and live entertain- at Jenny’s Music Barn Commander Tournament on March 21. —Readers Digest music. Everyone welcome. ment. Advance tickets are $25.00 Driving Rain will be appear- Shorty Terry, C-2-26-1t each and may be purchased by ing at Jenny’s Music Barn Friday, Vice Commander calling the school at 743-8102. Feb. 27, at 8 p.m. For additional Homer Rose, Take Part In Community Events Today! Renew Your Subscription! C-2-19-2t information phone 784-9938. Quartermaster THE LICKING VALLEY COURIER THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2009 PAGE THREE Balls announce birth of a daughter SHEETS BOOKKEEPING & TAX SERVICE 210 Riverside Drive West Liberty, KY 41472 606-743-7080 • 743-3914 MONDAY—SATURDAY 8:00 am to 6:00 pm Highlands Lodge #311 donates to appointments and walk-ins local Adult Day Care Program after 6:00 pm appointments upon request Gateway Community Action’s Morgan County Adult Day Care would like to thank Highland Lodge 311 for their generous donation presented on January 20 by Tommy Whitt. the funds will pro- Providing Tax Preparation and Olivia Grace Ball vide a field trip and lunch for the clients. Shown above, front row from left to right, Henrietta Caskey, Louise Hall, Tommy Whitt, Bookkeeping Since 1962 Brandon, Alisha and Bennett Lewis and Evelyn Lewis, of and Cindy Ball. Back row, left to right, Joe Spencer, Jessie Spen- Ball are proud to announce the Sandy Hook, and Hayes and cer, Lillie Pelfrey, Anna Keeton, and Paula Hatton. Well Knowledgeable Tax Preparers birth of the newest addition to Marie Lewis, of West Liberty. their family, Olivia Grace. Olivia Her paternal grandparents are Jennifer M. Sheets, EA was born at Saint Joseph Hospi- Tony and Reva Ball, of Elkfork. one that had helped with the blood C-2-19-2T tal, in Mount Sterling, on Thurs- Her paternal great grandparents drive. day, July 17, 2008, at 4:46 p.m. are the late Russel Ball and Dor- All business was taken care of. She weighed 8 lbs. 4 ozs. and othy Ball of Elkfork, and the late The lesson, “Aging in Kentucky- “No,” she answered, “I must was 20 3/4 inches long. Olivia’s Winford and Nannie Elliott, of -A Healthy State of Mind”, was try for all the notes. maternal grandparents are Delyn Elkfork. Also welcoming Olivia taught by Nettie Goodpaster. One night her voice borke as and Geraldine Lewis, of West home were lots of loving aunts, Everyone enjoyed playing she reached for a high note. Stop- Liberty. Her maternal great uncles, and cousins. bingo and the hostesses presented ping the orchestra she said, “Let’s grandparents are the late Bacom (pd) everyone with gifts. do it again.” She made it and the Delicious refreshments were audience thrilled her with thun- served to the following: Nell derous applause. our Activity Director Betty Black. WEST LIBERTY HOMEMAKERS Adkins, Mondella Bradley, Falling down isn’t failure,but Betty has worked tirelessly for Cricket Cantrell, Nettie Late in her career, opera star staying down is. our facility for 10 years. The West Liberty Homemak- ers Club had their regular meet- Goodpaster, Sherry Lykins, Maria Callas had difficulty in hit- Have you fallen? Get up, and She always goes above and being Friday, Feb. 13, 2009, at the Norma Smith, Julia Elam and the ting the high notes. the Lord promises, “I will yond to meet the needs of all our Barry Keiger Memorial Building hostesses, Iva Leeper and Anita “Let us put the music in a strengthen thee; yea, I will help residents by providing appropri- at 7 p.m. The meeting was called Kembler. lower key,” suggested the musi- thee; yea I will uphold thee.” ate activities uniquely designed to to order by the president, Nettie Our next meeting will be cians. meet each resident’s interests and Goodpaster. She welcomed ev- March 13, 2009, at the home of abilities. She has devised a vol- eryone and thanked them for Nell Adkins on Old Highway 172 Subscribe Today! unteer program comprised of both coming out to the meeting. Julia at 7 p.m. individuals and groups that help Elam gave the devotion entitled Hope to see everyone at the her bring happiness to our resi- “One Minute Left”. March meeting. dents. The prsident thanked every- Thank you Betty for your devotion and always embodying the theme of this year’s celebration, “Touching Hearts, Bringing Johnson named to For his high scholastic Get Well Wishes Smiles.” achievement Chris received a Maysville Community Dean’s List certificate from The friends, neighbors, and relatives of Juston C. Pate, Chief Academics DEEPER and Tech. Dean’s List Mrs. Leota Sherman send her their best Let me see the ones about the Christopher D. Johnson, of Affairs Officer. Black honored hungry for the peace I know and Hwy. 3345, West Liberty, has Chris is the grandson of Jack wishes for a quick return to good health. Mrs. and Nellie Johnson, of West Lib- the spirit of my Savior. Father let been named to the Dean’s List at Sherman, who became ill earlier this winter for 10 years of me ever show, Let me lift the Maysville Community and Tech- erty. ones whose fallen. Help the lame nical College for the Fall 2008 while in Florida, is now a patient at Central service upon the way. Soothe the weary, semester. WORDS OF WISDOM During the week of January calm the suffering, knowing thou The difference between perse- Baptist Hospital in Lexington. Leota, we miss 18-23, 2009 West Liberty Nurs- wilt come some day. Other, Lord, This distinction is awarded to verance and obstinancy is that one you and are looking forward to your return ing and Rehabilitation Center yes others let this my motto be. full-time students who have often comms from a strong will, celebrated National Activity Pro- Help me to live for others that I earned an overall semester and the other from a strong won’t. home. fessionals Week. As always, the may be like thee. grade-point average of 3.5 or – Henry Ward Beecher residents enjoyed many fun and (Submitted by better on courses numbered 100 18o13-1887 C-2-26-1t-pd exciting activities provided by Alpha Clevenger) or above. 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Mrs. Hilda Phillips Alfrey re- [ ] Local AddressLocal AddressWestLocal Liberty, Address Ky 41472Local AddressLocal Address ported that during her enlistment, women could not go to the front line of Fleet Marine Force (FMF) like they do today. They were WEST LIBERTY POLICE primarily used to take over a Morgan County resident Hilda Alfrey stands proudly with her step- DEPARTMENT man’s job at home to release the father, Omer Pinkston, in her U.S. Marine Corps uniform, circa man for further duty. 1960. “Guess I’m showing my age, but I don’t believe women should and was “frozen” to her base gan County Woman’s Club spon- be in the front line in battle along from October until late Decem- sored 10 area female veterans for with the men,” Mrs. Alfrey said. ber 1962, when she received her registry in the memorial in our “I am proud of the women of all honorable discharge. nation’s capital. Feb. 15 - Feb. 21, 2009 branches of the service today. Alfrey said the time from Mrs. Alfrey was recognized They are doing a very big job, as October to December “was a by her church’s Women’s Circle • If you see or have informa- are our men. All of them need our scary memory,” but she admits by the purchase of a brick in her tion on any criminal activity, we full support always!” there were some pleasant memo- honor to be placed at the Women ask that you call us at 606-743- While in the Marine Corps, ries of her time in South Caro- in Military Memorial, which is 4385. We do not want your Miss Phillips met Doug Alfrey, lina as well. Having the beach so to be located in West Liberty at name, but we do want your in- a fellow Marine from Menifee near and some of the best sea- the Kiwanis Treadway Park. She formation. County. They dated only three or food were two perks that she re- then purchased a brick in her • The West Liberty Police De- four times before they were mar- members fondly. husband’s memory to be placed partment will conduct traffic ried. Two weeks later, Mr. Alfrey Upon returning to Morgan in the walkway near hers. safety checkpoints in addition to was sent to Japan for 18 months. County in the late 1960s, Hilda Anyone may purchase a brick moving patrols through the re- “That sure makes for a first went back to work. She worked to be engraved with the name of mainder of 2009. year of no fighting and makes for for Dr. C.C. Smith, and through ANY veteran of any branch of Cases/Investigations a very happy second year,” him, she met his wife, Jewell. service. This is not limited to Opened Alfrey recalled. Mrs. Alfrey thought Jewell women veterans or to the veter- 1 Theft by unlawful taking She and her husband cel- Smith was a wonderful person ans of Morgan County. To pur- under $300 ebrated their 46th wedding an- whom she admired for her devo- chase a brick or to make a dona- 1 Terroristic threatening (first Kiwanis guest niversary just days before tion to the veterans of Morgan tion, please call 606-743-4464 or degree) Lara Turner, a senior at Morgan County High School and Morgan Doug’s death in June 2008. County. 606-725-5481. County’s reigning Junior Miss, accepts a Kiwanis coffee mug as In October 1962, Mrs. Alfrey Hilda was very proud to have Donations received at the fol- Arrests 1 Bench warrant a token of appreciation from Kiwanian Kent Nickell. Turner was a was scheduled to be discharged, been sponsored as a Charter lowing levels of giving will be guest of the club at its Feb. 9 meeting at Patti’s Place, during but then plans changed. Her dis- member of the Memorial for recognized and receive a certifi- 1 Public intoxication which she presented a program on her experiences as the State charge was postponed due to the Women in Military Service lo- cate of appreciation: $100, three- Junior Miss Program in Lexington last month. Blockade of Cuba during the cate in Washington, D.C. Spear- star level; $500, four-star level; 1 DUI Kennedy Administration. Alfrey headed by Mrs. Smith, the Mor- $1,000+, five-star level. (drugs) was designated “key personnel” 1 Alcohol intoxication 2 Arrest warrants Goat management (burglary; SUBOXONE CLINIC Have A Great Day! second de- 628 Jefferson Ave., Paintsville, KY workshops to be gree) Michael Hunter

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PLANS FOR THOSE WHO QUALIFY ✝ Topic to be covered by the The event will take place University of Kentucky and Ken- EVENING HOURS • 5pm till 8pm ✝ tucky State University Extension Refreshments will be available Sunday, March 1 Animal Science Specialists in- nightly with a meal featuring 789-6966 clude herd problems, diseases, meat goat products served the last vaccinations, nutritional require- night. 3x10.5ASK FOR TERRY OR SUSAN C-2-26-2T ✝ at 4 o’clock ments, fencing and forages. For more information or to Sponsors for the meeting are pre-register, contact Sarah in the afternoon Alltech–Organic Selenium Prod- Fannin, Morgan County Exten- ✝ uct Sel-Plex and Kentucky Per- sion Agent for Agriculture at 743- UNDER $10,000! formance Products – Goatzilla 3292. The church is located on Hwy. Emergy and Protein Supplement. Ask For Winter ✝ 191 at Malone. Pastor, Bro. Mike Terry Clearance McGuire Everything Lindon and congregation extend Peytons PharmacyMust Go! ✝ 1600 Indian Mound. • Mt. 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compassion. I was pleased that and fun-loving as I had. ing some rowdy little girls for the Gov. Beshear noticed your dedi- I remember one winter storm day. The Licking Valley Courier cation and so did we. when the roads were covered It is memorable thoughts such Letters Again, the American Red with snow and were almost im- as these that give me such joy in P.O. Box 187 - West Liberty, Ky. 41472 - Phone 606-743-3551 USPS Permit Number 312-040 Cross has come to the aid of so possible to walk on. Did we get sharing them with you today. many people. To the Red Cross a free school day to just sit Perhaps it takes an ice storm to GREGORY KINNER EARL W. KINNER, JR. SUE H. KINNER DIST. 4 MAGISTRATE volunteers and agents, thank you around a warm fire and tell ghost help us appreciate the better way Associate Editor Editor & Publisher Associate Editor EXTENDS THANKS for providing food and shelter to stories? I think not. of life. I would like to take this op- those in need. Maxine W. Jenkins POSTMASTER: Send charges of address and all forms to the above My dad, so full of fun ideas, portunity to extend my deepest Last, but certainly not least, knew just how to fix the prob- 333 Cromwell Way address. The Licking Valley Courier is published on Thursdays 51 weeks gratitude to so many men and the utmost gratitude goes out to Lexington, KY 40503 a year. Periodicals postage paid at the West Liberty Post Office. West lem. He went out and harnessed women who went way above the the men and women of our the old mare, hitched her up to 859-223-0228 Liberty, Kentucky. Editor reserves the right to edit and/or omit all items call of duty during these past few district’s Blackwater Volunteer submitted to publication. the sled and took us on a real EXTENDS THANKS weeks and the weather crisis — Fire Department. They deserve sleigh ride, right up to the front the worst natural disaster in Mor- all the respect possible for put- door of the school building. Not Thanks to Judge Executive gan County and Kentucky’’s re- ting their lives on the line. Al- Tim Conley, Workers and Volun- always make me think of only was this great fun, but we corded history. though there were no fires, they were envy of all the other chil- teers for their dedication to the The Clayton. I never pass Clayton’s Words will not be able to ex- demonstrated great fortitude by people during the recent ice driveway that I don’t remember dren who had to slip and slide in press how proud I am to serve a braving the dangerous condi- that day. storm. Judge’s him and his kindness to a 9-year- disstrict/community where so tions. We fought alongside each The Morgan County commu- old boy. other in what seemed like a war There was another time when nity is, hopefully, getting back to many volunteered their own time an ice storm had covered every- Corner To this day, I still enjoy going to helping others in need. zone — when we would cut one a normal life style. to Wrigley and eating a tender- thing and made traveling by foot By Tim Conley A very special heartfelt thank tree and three would fall around Special thanks to the Black- Judge Executive loin biscuit. I also enjoy driving us, or break off ice from our chain very risky. Once again, Dad had water-Ezel Fire Department, you goes out to all of you who the answer to this situation. I will through Redwine and looking at checked on neighbors, family saws to cut an ambulance out or whose members continually how neat every yard is, passing never forget the fun we had Hello from Judge Tim Conley and friends. get generators in to people who checked on the community and the famous miniature horse farm, needed them. Thank you to Chief breaking the ice without fear of offered their assistance. and Staff: You cut trees, cleared brush, falling, in our ice shoes. then driving down Hwy. 711 used your own chain saws and Claudell Nickell,c Assistant We will be forever grateful for Last week, I wrote about the through the beautiful rock falls, Ezel, Mize, Woodsbend and tractors. I realize frustration was Chief Jody Oldham, and all the The night before, Dad had al the hard work you put out dur- the tunnel then topping the hill starting to take over at points other members of the Blackwa- hand-made leather slip-over ing this disaster. Grassy Creek areas, and I started and seeing the beautiful ridge that thinking about some other com- when you would go days on end ter Fire Department for devoting shoes with spikes that attached to Thank you again. runs through Blairs Mill. It is like without electric, water or phone your time and opening up your the soles that we could easily re- Mary Ann Niecce munities in the county. being on top of the world when Wrigley and Blairs Mill have service, but all withstood and facility to everyone in our dis- move for indoors. Once again, he Bryant Fork Rd. driving around the ridge. So patience was our greatest virtue. trict. had solved the dilemma of hav- Ezel, Ky. a special place in my heart. When many great families live in this I was a young boy, we would go Thank God that not one life was We have all wondered “what area of Morgan County. lost because of the disaster we all if?” Or what would happen if we to Blairs Mill and have a revival I encourage everyone to drive or church meeting at the Church faced.I would like to acknowl- get a natural disaster? Well, we through here at least once, stop edge the following: the state and got it! We witnessed what Gen- of Christ. at Wrigley 7-711 and pick up When I was nine years old, county road departments for do- eral John Haltzel, Director of the lunch. Then after you drive ing everything that you could to Kentucky Division of Emer- my brother Tommy worked on a through the area, buy a book writ- farm for Grover Frederick at make sure the roads were pass- gency Management, describes as ten by Tim Callahan. (Actually, able; the electric companies from a disaster longer than and that Cottle. We would haul cattle to Tim has written two books about Georgetown, Ky. I remember a all over the state and country and will cost more than Hurricane the area, The Cave, The Cabin Licking Valley RECC for your Katrina. We did this without one man named Clayton Collins; he And The Tattoo Man and Coty as the kindest man I believe I dedication and persistence in get- single life lost due to the storm. And The Wolf Pack. You can or- ting people back online; Moun- That is an accomplishment. Al- have ever met. der his books online at I would get to ride in a big tain Telephone; the Morgan though the response was in no www.timcallahan.net.) County Water District; the Ken- way perfect. We are already re- cattle truck with Clayton, and he Again, plan a mini-vacation treated me like an adult. As I tucky National Guard; the Mor- evaluating, preparing and plan- for your family and yourself this gan County Ambulance Service. ning for anything else that may grew older and became ac- summer. A day trip through NOTICE quainted with this area, it would All these folks worked around come our way. I feel with great Wrigley, Redwine and Blairs the clock putting their own fami- confidence that the spirit of our Mill will leave you speechless. lies and homes on hold to take people in the community, county The Financial Seminar Don’t just drive through; take care of others. and state will drive us to always your time, look around and make For those of us who went persevere. scheduled at the sure to take your family and en- without electric, we know how Thank you. joy your day just driving through good it felt to get a hot meal. So Frankie Spencer, West Liberty Christian Church and looking at all the beautiful to those who cooked or provided Magistrate scenery. treats to those without, thank you, Morgan Co. Dist. #4 for March 9 has had to be Your Hometown You can reach me by writing especially Danny Joe Gevedon: Newspaper Since 1910 to Judge Executive Tim Conley, Your benevolence of good will to NO SNOW DAYS canceled. 450 Prestonsburg St., West Lib- cook every breakfast, lunch and BACK THEN Speaking Of And For erty, KY 41472; calling me at dinner at the local shelter meant Dear Editor, Please watch for updates. 606-743-3897; or e-mailing so much to so many. We are hearing a lot about the [email protected]. inconvenience caused by the re- C-2-26-1t Morgan This would not be an appre- cent snow storm in our state, and ciation letter if I did not acknowl- MONDAY DEADLINE how people living near the The Bluegrass edge Judge Executive Tim Amish community were assisted FOR NEWS AND ADS Conley, who headed the response by the Amish in dealing with the News items and advertising at the emergency command cen- absence of electricity and other County submitted for publication in The ter, along with West Liberty Po- modern conveniences. This Licking Valley Courier should be lice Dispatch and KICK-102. brought back to me some fond Of The Mountains submitted by Friday of the pre- Anytime that I called for our dis- memories of growing up in the ceding week and must be in our trict, you answered and and re- country in winter time. office before noon on Monday. sponded with great urgency and How soon we forget. Don’t you think we lived through ice storms before we were spoiled by electricity and paved roads? It would not be necessary for shut- downs and school closings if ev-

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entered. Adkins – assault (fourth degree do- Bradley W. Thornberry – oper- mestic violence; minor injury) – pled News Of ating on suspended/revoked guilty, 90 days. operator’s license, display/posses- Pre-trial conference – David J. Lawson Real Estate And Auction Co. Record sion of cancelled/fictitious Boardman – resisting arrest – pled operator’s license – rescheduled guilty, 90 days. “Serving The Area Since 1977” March 31. Pre-trial conference – Lisa M. Philip Lawson - Broker/Auctioneer CIRCUIT COURT Alan R. Triber – failure of owner Brown – operating a motor vehicle New civil cases – Asset Accep- to maintain required insurance/se- under the influence of alcohol/drus, Main Street • Frenchburg, Ky. (606) 768-3583 tance vs. Jimmie Cantrell, Feb. 13; curity – pled guilty, $500. controlled substance prescription 404 Prestonsburg Street • West Liberty, Ky. (606) 743-7355 Asset Acceptance LLC vs. Lavon Janie E. Wingo – failure to pro- not in original container – resched- Bishop, Feb. 13; Irene Cline et al duce insurance card, speeding 5 uled March 24. www.philiplawson.com vs. Holbrook Acow, Inc. et al, Feb. mph over limit – failed to appear. Pre-trial conference – Kenneth 13; LVNV funding LLC vs. Tim Charles C. Woodhouse – speed- R. Burnett Jr. – official misconduct • Philip Lawson, Broker-Auctioneer • Anthony Henry, Associate Broker Arnett, Feb. 16; Asset Acceptance ing 15 mph over limit – order en- – rescheduled March 3. • Frankie Spencer, Sales Associate LLC vs. James H. Nunnery, Feb. tered. Pre-trial conference – Matthew 17; Asset Acceptance LLC vs. Preliminary hearing – Christo- Collins – possession of burglary Holly B. Benton, Feb. 17. pher L. Ballou – burgarly (second tools – jury trial April 8. DISTRICT COURT degree) – matter bound over to Pre-trial conference – James H. New civil cases – Asset Accep- grand jury. Howard – overweight on a highway, tance LLC vs. Shellie Benton, Feb. Anna Bolin – alcohol intoxication Pt. 393, federal safety regulations, 13; Capital One Bank (USA) vs. in a public place – pled guilty, $25. parts needed for safe operation – Michael S. Ball, Feb. 13; Asset Billy B. Kennard – use/posses- failed to appear. Acceptance LLC vs. Ronald A. sion of drug paraphernalia (first of- Pre-trial conference – Michael Johnson, Feb. 16; LVNV Funding fense), possession of a controlled Kelly – operating on suspended/re- SOLD — Glen Lawson Road, 100 acre LLC vs. Jeffrey L. Perkins, Feb. 16; substance (first offense) – pled voked operator’s license – pled farm improved with manufactured home. Call Frankie Spencer. Lesa A. Lowe vs. William S. Lowe, guilty, 90 days; public intoxication by guilty, 90 days; failure of non-owner Home In city Limits Sitting On Nice SOLD — Manufactured home on Route a controlled substance – pled guilty, operator to maintain required insur- Large Lot — This house consists of a 7. Call Anthony Henry. Feb. 17; Ashley N. Burgett vs. great room with cathedral ceilings, 2 foy- Lonnie Adkins Jr., Feb. 17; Asset 10 days. ance – pled guilty, $500. Steven J. King – violation of Ken- ers, modern kitchen with new appliances Acceptance LLC vs. Mitchell Pre-trial conference – Angela M. and countertops, dining room with bal- Hamilton, Feb. 17; Jackson Hos- tucky EPO/DVO, criminal mischief Lock – operating a motor vehicle cony view, 4-6 bedrooms, 4 baths, beau- pital Corporation vs. Kathy Niece, (third degree), criminal trespassing under the influence of alcohol/drugs tiful master bedroom and bath whirlpool Feb. 17; Capital One Bank vs. (third degree) – pre-trial conference – pled guilty, $300, loss of license tub, large walk in closets, laundry room Cathy L. Caudill, Feb. 19; Asset Ac- March 3. for 90 days; failure to produce in- and laundry shoot, finished basement, ceptance LLC vs. Johnny M. Pre-trial conference – Norvin D. surance card – pled guilty, $500. gas fireplace and 2 fireplaces with inserts, hardwood, porcelain and ceramic make Cassity, Feb. 19. Mabery – operating on suspended/ Pre-trial conference – Timothy J. Beautiful Upscale Brick Home Sitting revoked operator’s license, display/ Nickell – operating a motor vehicle up the flooring, 2 Ch/A units. Andersen ARRAIGNMENTS doors and windows, security system, On 6 +/- acres — Lots of amenities, 3 Kyle Barker – no operator’s/ possession of cancelled/fictitious under the influence of alcohol/drugs large wrap-around decks, unattached WHY PAY RENT — Vinyl home can be bedrooms, 3 full baths, custom kitchen, moped license – order entered. operator’s license – rescheduled – rescheduled March 31. heated 2 car garage with covered yours cheaper than rent. Gas heat, formal dining room, basement, 2 car Jerry L. Cantrell – alcohol intoxi- Feb 24. PROPERTY TRANSFERS concerte shed, storage building, in county water on 1/2 acre lot. Call Philip. attached garage and detached metal Preliminary hearing – Kyle Angela Robbin Lewis to Barry G. ground pool with wrought iron fence, pool building. Geo Thermal heating and air. cation in a public place – pled Call Anthony 794-0786 For Showing. guilty, $25; disorderly conduct (sec- McDowell – burglary (second de- Lewis, land located on Blaze Big house with bathroom and storage, kids gree) – matter bound over to grand Lick Road, $1 cash in hand paid as playground and tree house, dog kennel ond degree) – pled guilty, 90 days. and invisible fencing. Home close to Zachary A. Caudill – operating jury. well as in settlement of the various Johnny Salyers – failure of shopping, school, hospital employment. a motor vehicle under the influence forms of real property owned by the Call for private showing. of alcohol/drugs, fleeing or evad- owner to maintain required insur- parties hereto while married and ing police (second degree), oper- ance/security – pled guilty, $500. conveyed in order to effectuate the ating on suspended/revoked Johnny Salyers – operating a terms and agreements as set forth operator’s license, failure of non- motor vehicle under the influence of in their separation agreement and owner operator to maintain re- alcohol/drugs – pled guilty, $350. decree of dissolution. HARD TO FIND — 4 bedroom home on quired insurance, failure to wear Pre-trial conference – William S. Nancy Pelfrey FKA Nancy 460, large living room and family room, nice working kitchen, dining room with seatbelts, disregarding stop sign – Terry III – theft by deception includ- Wheeler to Densil Wheeler, 75 CAVE RUN LAKE — Custom built ing cold checks under $300 – re- acres, more or less on Ky. 705 for two full baths. Large level lot with above rescheduled March 3. ground pool with wrap around deck. Call cedar siding home on one acre. Hard- Daniel R. Fallen – public intoxi- scheduled March 10. and in consideration of a decree of Anthony. wood floors, CH/A, county water, lots of cation – pled guilty, $50. Preliminary hearing – William S. dissolution of marriage. amenities. Call Philip 768-3583. Shawn M. Gwinn – overweight Terry III – theft by deception includ- GMAC Mortgage LLC to Billy EZEL — 110 acre farm with brick home on a highway – failed to appear. ing cold checks over $300 – re- Gene Barker, 3 tracts located on and two barns. Home offers 3 bedrooms, Lisa D. May – failure to produce scheduled March 10. Hwy. 172 with property address 2 baths, living room, family room kitchen, insurance card – pled guilty, $500. Preliminary hearing – William S. 3154 Old Hwy. 172, $23,200. CH/A, garage. Call Philip 768-3583. James C. McKenzie – over- Terry III – theft by deception includ- Twila Peyton, Margaret Taulbee weight on a highway – failed to ing cold checks over $300 – re- and Emerson, and Anthony Peyton appear. scheduled March 10. to Ova Monroe Peyton and Melissa Timothy S. Misner – no/expired Preliminary hearing – William S. Caroline Gibson, 2 tracts located on Terry III – theft by deception includ- Large Commercial Lot With Large registration plates, no/expired Ken- Toms Branch, love and affection. BUSINESS PROPERTY — C-store op- Metal Building — Lot has over 600 feet tucky registration receipt – failed ing cold checks over $300 – re- MARRIAGE LICENSE eration with building and lot, all fixtures of road frontage and would be ideal for to appear. scheduled March 10. Randy Williams, Morgan County & inventory up to date, gas tanks & many businesses. Building has offices Jonathan N. Money – operating Preliminary hearing – William S. Court Clerk, has issued the follow- canopy. Current owners have operated bath and large back service bay could a motor vehicle under the influence Terry III – theft by deception including marriage license. SOLD — Route 7 - Vinyl home on 4 acres for 25 years. Call Philip Lawson for de- be used for retail, warehousing etc. Call +/-. Call Frankie Spencer. of alcohol/drugs – pled guilty, $200, ing cold checks over $300 – re- Tammy Lynn Dehart, 34, of tails 768-3583. Anthony for more details. loss of license for 90 days. scheduled March 10. Sandy Hook, daughter of Mary John W. Montgomery – alcohol Preliminary hearing – William S. Evelyn Smith Ratliff and Earnest LOTS AND ACREAGE intoxication in a public place – or- Terry III – theft by deception includ- Lee Ratliff, to Richard Lee Wilder, Halsey Branch — 75 acres good hunting, building site potential with electric and county water der entered. ing cold checks over $300 – re- 40, of Sandy Hook, son of Myrtle scheduled March 10. Cora Adkins and Emery Lee Wilder. available. Call Philip 768-3583. Timothy Nickell – driving on SOLD — 50 acres +/- Halsey Branch bottoms, pasture, wooded acreage. Call Philip. DUI-suspended license (first of- Morris W. Reed – assault (fourth fense) – pre-trial conference March degree domestic violence; minor Large Hard To Find Hunting Tract — 323 acres +/- wooded tract pick from many nice home WORDS OF WISDOM sites to build your home or cabin. Water available close to West Liberty and Morehead Cave Run 31. injury), attempting to resist arrest, Just pray for tough hide and a Jason T. Osborne – alcohol in- menacing – pled guilty, 90 days. Lake. tender heart. C-2-26-1T toxication in a public place – order Pre-trial conference – Charles – Ruth Graham The Licking Valley Courier Thursday, February 26, 2009 PAGE FIVE-B

New Hope Baptist Church, Seveneth Day Adventist Redeemed Old Regular Bap- Campton Church Of Christ, CHURCH Gordon Ford. Sunday School 10:00 Lacy Creek Church Of Christ, Horton Flats Community Church, 1266 East Main Street, tist Church, Caney, KY. Elder Rt. 35, Box 405, Campton, KY am. Sunday morning 11:00 am. 2-1/2 miles off US-460 on KY- Baptist Church, 1.6 miles off Jackson, KY. Worship service Roy Collett, pastor. Services third 41301, phone 668-6531. 364, Cottle, KY. Phone 743-2380. KY-7 on KY-3353, Horton Flats 10:00 am Saturday; Bible study weekend of each month. Saturday Sunday evening 6:30 pm. Wednes- Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday Road. Sunday School 9:30 am. 6:30 pm Wednesday. 6:30 pm. Sunday 9:30 am. Seventh Day Adventist DIRECTORY day evening 7:00 pm. Bro. George morning 11:00 am. Sunday evening Sunday morning 10:30 am. Church, 1266 East Main Street, Oney, pastor. youth service 6:00 pm. Thursday Williams Creek-Elkfork Wells Chapel Church Of Jackson, KY. 10:00 am Saturday Bible study 7:00 pm. Jimmy Adkins, Church Of Free Worship, Wrigley Baptist Mission, Community Church, Rt. 3, God, Stacy Fork, KY. Sunday worship. 6:00 pm Tuesday Bible Ezel First Church Of God, Faith Hills Mennonite pastor, 743-3801. Elder lawrence KY-7, Wrigley, KY. Sunday morn- West Liberty, KY 41472, phone School 10:00 am. Sunday morning study. Phone (606) 295-3512. Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday Church, KY-172, Crockett, KY Thursday evening 7:00 pm. Sunday Kersey, 743-3291. Elder Dan Hit- ing fellowship 9:45 am. Sunday 522-4111 or 522-4591, Rev. 11:00 am. Sunday evening 6:00 morning 11:00 am. Youth group 41413. Sunday morning 9:30 am. School 11:00 am. Sunday morning tepole, 743-3430. Elder Dr. James Lick Fork Pentecostal Church, Sunday evening 6:00 pm. Sunday School 10:00 am (classes for Herbert Wright, pastor. Sunday pm. Wednesday evening 6:00 pm. Sunday evening second and fourth 12:00 noon. Stanley Rigsby, pastor. Frederick. every age plus deaf class). Sunday radio service 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm. Everyone welcome. Saturday evening 7:30 pm. Sunday evening 7:00 pm. Youth church Sunday each month 7:00 pm, the Everyone welcome. Sunday morning 11:00 am. Sun- evening 6:00 pm. Congregation service third Sunday each month Words Of Encouragement morning 11:00 am. Wednesday 7:00 pm. fourth Sunday being song service. Bible study 6:30 pm. Everyone day evening 7:00 pm. Wednesday Wells Creek Enterprise Bap- invites all. Everyone welcome. Wednesday prayer service 7:00 pm. Old 519 Full Gospel Church, Trinity Full Gospel Mission, Trace prayer service 7:00 pm. tist Church, Sunday morning 10:30 Saturday evening 6:00 pm. Sunday Branch, US-460, Magoffin County. welcome. am. Every second Saturday evening Rocky Branch Full Gospel Stillwater Holiness Church, Everyone welcome. Friday evening 7:30 pm. Sunday Brushy Fork Church, 7:00 pm. Joe Gilliam, pastor. Ruley Church Of God, 3 miles north of 3-1/2 miles north of Campton on evening 6:00 pm. evening 6:00 pm. Fannin Enterprise Baptist Caney, Ky. Services fourth Sat- Wagoner, assistant pastor. Campton on KY-746. Sunday morn- KY-191. Thursday evening 7:00 West Liberty United Meth- Church, KY-557 (Ruin Road), urday at 1:00 pm and fourth ing 10:00 am. Tuesday evening 7:00 pm. Saturday evening 7:00 pm. odist Church, corner of Main and Tom’s Branch Community Pine Grove Community Church, Sandy Hook, KY. First Saturday Sunday at 10:00 am each month. Union Enterprise Church, pm. Denzil Lykins, pastor, phone Sunday evening 6:00 pm. Patricia Prestonsburg St. Sunday School KY-772, West Liberty, Church, Sunday School 10:00 am. evening each month at 7:00 pm. Hobert Dunn, pastor. Williams Creek, KY. Sunday School 668-3643. Crider, pastor. 10:00 am. Sunday morning 11:00 KY. Sunday morning 11:00 am; Sunday morning 11:00 am. Sun- Every Sunday morning at 10:30 9:30 am to 10:30 am every Sunday am. Sunday evening Bible study Sunday evening Bible Study 7:00 day evening 7:00 pm. Wednesday am. Wednesday prayer meeting West Liberty Church Of morning. Sunday evening 6:00 pm. Torrent Church Of God, 1432 Bear Pen Worship Center, 7:00 pm. Sunday night choir prac- pm; Thursday evening service 7:00 evening 7:00 pm. Aaron Brooks, God, Sunday morning 10:45 am. Sunday 7:00 pm. George Stafford pastor 568 Glenn Ave., West Lib- First Saturday and Sunday each N KY-11, Zachariah, KY. Sunday tice, 7:00 pm. Wednesday evening pm; every third Saturday evening pastor. and Jason Ison assistant pastor. erty, KY 41472, phone 743-4161. month. Saturday evening 7:00 pm. School, 10:00 am, Sunday morning, School 6:30 pm. Wednesday eve- 7:00 pm. UMW first Tuesday each fellowship dinner 5:00 pm and Gary Fields, pastor. Parsonage: Sunday morning 11:00 am. Tivis 11:00 am, Sunday evening, 6:30 ning 6:30 pm. Wednesday youth church service at 7:00 pm. Everyone Straight Creek Enterprise meeting 6:30 pm. David Spencer, month. Rev. Ken Jett, pastor, phone Crockett Primitive Baptist 743-2632. Sunday School 10:00 Ison, pastor, welcomes everyone. pm, Wednesday Bible Study, 7:00 743-3519. welcome. Pastor Jeff Montgomery, Baptist Church, Big Mandy Road am. Sunday morning 11:00 am. pm. Rev.Marvin Hobbs, pastor. pastor. Phone 668-3351. Assistant Pastor Woody Bowman. off KY-650. Every third Saturday Church, KY-706. Pastor Hershell Sunday night 6:00 pm. Wednes- Walnut Grove Community Everyone welcome. evening 7:00 pm. Every Sunday Wright and Charlue T. Wright day evening 7:00 pm Bible study Church, Sunday School 10:00 am. Blaze Community Church, Trent First Church Of God, morning 11:00 am. Cortis Ison, invite everyone to attend. Sunday Services Wednesday evening 7:00 Rt. 1, Campton, KY 41301. Sunday White Oak Christian Church for all age groups. Sunday morning 11:00 am. Sun- Bethany Baptist Church, War Disciples Of Christ, pastor. School at 10:00 am. Sunday wor- day evening 6:00 pm. Wednesday Creek, KY. Sunday School 9:45 am. pm; Sunday School 5:00 pm; Sun- School 10:00 am. Sunday morning White Oak, ship service at 11:00 am. Wednes- Hazel Green Christian evening prayer service 7:00 pm. Sunday morning 10:30 am. Every day evening worship 6:00 pm; 11:00 am. Sunday evening 6:30 pm. KY 41474, phone 743-4127. Sunday Countryside Community day night fellowship at 7:00 pm. Church, P.O. Box 66, Hazel Scott Litton, pastor. Eddie Keeton, Sunday. Every third Saturday of pastor Vernon Dale Lewis and Wednesday prayer service 7:00 pm. School 10:00 am. Sunday morning Church, KY-134, Johnson Fork. Green, KY 41332. Bro. David assistant pastor. each month Saturday evening 7:00 congregation invite everyone. David Stamper, pastor. 11:00 am. Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday Campton Christian Church, Fields, pastor. Sunday School pm. Rick Pelfrey, pastor. morning 11:00 am. Sunday evening Sandy Hook First Baptist Calvary Baptist Church, KY- Ezel Church Of God, 312 Main St., Campton, KY 41301, 10:00 am. Sunday morning 11:00 Christian Faith Church Of Ezel, KY 6:00 pm. Tuesday evening 7:00 pm. phone 606-362-9277. Sunday am. Wednesday evening 7:00 Church, phone 738-6320. Sunday Stark United Methodist 191, Cannel City, KY. Sunday morn- Freedom, Murphy Fork. Every 41425, phone 725-5721. pm. School 9:45 am. Sunday morning Church, Sunday morning 9:30 ing 11:00 am. Sunday evening 5:00 Bible trivia last Tuesday each month morning 11:00 am; Tuesday Bible 11:00 am. Sunday evening 6:00 pm. am. Sunday School 10:30 am. Fri- pm. Wednesday evening 7:00 pm. Saturday evening 6:00 pm. Todd at 7:00 pm. Gospel singing fourth study, 6:30 pm. Minister: Will Kidd, pastor. Lee City First Church Of Friday at 7:00 pm. James Hinton, Catholic Church of the Wednesday evening 7:00 pm. day youth group 7:00 pm. Friday Harry B. Helton, pastor. God, Lee City, KY, phone 662-6221. Cooper. Website: www.campton- Good Shepherd, 525 Main St., adult Bible study 7:00 pm. Warren pastor, congregation well all. Phone christianchurch.org Campton, KY, Phone 668-3731. Mize Community Church, Vanover, pastor. Campton Baptist Church, Woodsbend Community Sunday morning 10:30 am. Sunday 349-LORD. Sunday Mass 12:30 pm; Wednes- 1 mile west of Mize, KY. John Sunday School 9:45 am. Sunday Church, KY-705 North. Phone evening 6:00 pm. Rev. Stanley Bur- Hazel Green Baptist Mis- day evening 5:30 pm. Oldfield Jr., pastor, 1176 Hwy. 946, Ezel United Presbyterian morning 11:00 am. Sunday evening (606) 743-3580. Sunday School nett, pastor. Everyone welcome. Kernie Freewill Baptist sion, Hazel Green Academy Ezel, KY 41425, phone 606-725- Church, Ezel, KY 41425, phone 7:00 pm. Wednesday prayer service 10:00 am. Sunday morning 11:00 Church, KY-134, Johnson Fork. Campus. Sundays at 5:00 pm. Faith Baptist Church, 5622. Sunday School 10:00 am. 725-4215. Sunday morning 10:00 7:00 pm. Pastor Gary Conner. Par- am. Children’s church 11:00 am. Centerville Community Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday Church, Pastor, Lewis Faulkenberry, 606- Caney, KY 41402, phone 743- Sunday morning 10:30 am. Sunday am. All ages welcome. sonage phone: 668-3499 Sunday evening 6:00 pm. Wednes- Saturday evening 7:00 morning 11:00 am. Butch Whita- 662-6907 Showing God’s Love by 4966, parsonage phone 768- evening 6:00 pm. day evening family night ministries pm. Sunday evening 6:00 pm. Harry ker, pastor. Steve Arnett, assistant Loving God’s People. 2415. Bro. Mick Harden, pastor. Cannel City First Church Hazel Green Church Of God, 7:00 pm. Flannery, pastor. pastor. Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday Old Time Religion Church, Of God, Cannel City, KY, phone KY-1010 East. Sunday School 10:00 morning 11:00 am. Sunday dis- 1957 Flat-Mary Rd., Campton, KY 743-7395. Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday morning and children’s Vortex Pentecostal Church, Saint John Baptist, Old KY church 11:00 am. Sunday evening Assembly Of Faith Church, Wallowhole Independent 15, Pine Ridge, KY, Louise Lee ciples group training service 5:00 41301. Douglas Dunn, pastor, phone am. Sunday morning 11:00 am. seven miles north of West Liberty Thursday evening 7:00 pm. Rev. Baptist Church, Second Saturday pm. Sunday evening 6:00 pm. 668-9168. Wednesday evening 6:30 pm. Ev- 6:00 pm. Wednesday evening 7:00 Leonard Cole, pastor. Winchip Chapel. Sunday morning Wednesday night mission friends, eryone welcome. pm. Charlie Brewer, pastor, wife on KY-519. Sunday morning Bible evening each month 7:00 pm. Sec- prayer 9:00 am; Holy Communion Wavelene Brewer. classes, 10:00 am. Sunday morning ond Sunday morning each month GA’s, acteen’s RA’s, adult Bible Daysboro Church Of Christ, Grace Baptist Church, third Sunday. Wednesday evening study 6:00 pm. Daysboro, KY, phone 743-3906. Zag Community Church, lo- worship, 11:00 am. Power House Malo- 10:30 am. Every Sunday evening prayer/Bible study 7:00 pm. Billy Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday cated 1 mile off KY-519 on KY- 976. Concord Enterprise Baptist kids church, 11:00 am. Sunday ne, KY. Sunday School 10:00 am. 6:00 pm. Thursday prayer meeting L. James, Senior Warden. 606-668- Old Grassy Christian morning 11:00 am. Wednesday Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday Church, KY-32 eight miles west of evening worship service, 6:00 Sunday morning 11:00 am. Sunday 7:00 pm. 9030. Everyone welcome. Church, US-460, Mize, KY Bible study 6:30 pm. David Hin- morning 11:00 am. Wednesday Sandy Hook. Every fourth Saturday pm. Ladies meeting, first Monday discipleship training 5:00 pm. Sun- 41352. Carl Roller, pastor. Sun- ton, pastor Bible study 7:00 pm. Rev. Donald evening 7:00 pm. Every Sunday, each month, 7:00 pm. Wednesday day evening 6:00 pm. Wednesday Spring Branch Baptist First Apostolic Church, Pre- day morning 11:00 am. Cox, pastor. Everyone welcome. Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday worship choir practice, 6:30 pm. Bible study 6:00 pm. Bro. Mike Church, 100 Spring Branch Rd., Watson Enterprise Baptist morning 11:00 am. Wednesday stonsburg Street, West Liberty. Thursday worship service, 7:00 pm. Lindon, pastor. Campton, KY 41301. Pastor Ron Sunday School 10:00 am; Sunday Martha Enterprise Baptist Church, HC 75, Sandy Hook, Index Community Church, prayer meeting 7:00 pm. Rev. Ricky Young adult service, 20, 30, 40 year Lucas, 606-668-9229. Sunday Church, approximately 3 miles KY. Larry Dale Ison, pastor. Mike Rt. 1 Box 210, West Liberty, KY Lewis, pastor. Redbush Enterprise Baptist worship 3:30 pm; Wednesday night olds, last Friday each month, 7:00 School, 10:00 am, Sunday morning worship 7:00 p,. up KY-589 off KY-172. Services Gilliam, assistant pastor. Sunday 41472 (intersection KY-191 & pm. Harold Davis, pastor. Phone Church, Redbush, KY. Second Sat- worship, 11:00 am, Sunday night second weekend each month. School 10:00 am. Sunday morning US-460), phone 743-4733. Sunday West Liberty Church Of urday evening each month 6:00 pm. Saturday evening 7:00 pm. Every 11:00 am. School 10:00 am. Sunday morn- Christ, Sunday Bible study 10:00 743-4555. service, 6:00 pm, Wednesday night Sunday morning 11:00 am. Bro. ing 11:00 am. Sunday youth hour am. Sunday morning 11:00 am. Weekly Sunday School 10:00 am. Bible Study, 7:00 pm. Roger Ball, pastor. 6:30 pm. Sunday evening 7:00 pm. Sunday evening 6:00 pm. Wednes- Campton United Methodist Sunday morning 11:00 am. Sunday Wednesday prayer service 7:00 pm. day Bible study for all ages 7:00 Church, phone 668-3229. Sunday evening 6:00 pm every third Sunday. Rev. Mike Frisby, pastor. Eddy Den- pm. Paul Balch, minister. Phone School 10:00 am. Sunday morning Bro. Gerald Fyffe, pastor. nison, assistant pastor. 743-2132. 10:55 am. Sunday evening 7:00 pm. Green’s Lawnmower Sales Wednesday evening 7:00 pm choir Hope Enterprise Baptist Sheets Bookkeeping Sandy Hook United Method- Campton First Church Of 7:45 pm. Rev. James Doughton, Church, KY-650, Doctor’s Branch, & Service ist Church, Sunday School 10:00 God, Sunday School 9:45 am. pastor. Sandy Hook, KY. Every second am. Sunday morning 11:00 am. Sunday morning 10:45 am. Sunday Saturday evening 7:00 pm. Weekly & Tax Service 1256 Hwy. 706 – West Liberty, KY Wednesday Bible study 7:00 pm. evening 6:30 pm. Wednesday prayer Isonville Primitive Baptist Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday 210 Riverside Dr. • West Liberty, KY • 743-7080, 743-3914 Rev. Warren Vanover, pastor. Ev- service 7:00 pm. please call Johnny Green Church, Isonville, KY. Phone 738- morning 10:00 am. Wednesday or FAX: 743-7080 • Jennifer M. Sheets, E.A. • and Staff eryone welcome. 5816. Sunday School 10:00 am. Bible Study prayer meeting 7:00 pm. Laurel Gorge Enterprise Bap- Let Our Staff Provide Your Bookkeeping Needs Red River Community tist Church, Youth services Friday Sunday morning 11:00 am. Chris- Ronnie Mayse, pastor. Everyone 606-522-4241 Church, Hazel Green, KY 41332, 7:00 pm. Every third Saturday topher K. Harper, pastor. Everyone welcome! phone 662-6947. Sunday School evening 7:00 pm. Sunday School welcome. 10:00 am. Sunday morning 11:00 9:45 am. Sunday morning 11:00 Hilltop Apostolic Church, Compliments Of John Wayne Pest Control, Inc. am. Sunday evening 6:00 pm. am. Wednesday prayer meeting 7:00 West Liberty First Baptist KY-7 past Bruin. Tuesday evening • State Licensed • Insured • Commercial • Residential • 17 Years Of Experience Thursday prayer service 7:00 pm. pm. Rev. Bill Rice, pastor. Virgil F. Church, Sunday School 9:45 am. 7:00 pm. Sunday morning 10:00 am. • VA & FHA Inspections • Monthly Contracts • Termites • Rats • Roaches Rev. Charles Glover, pastor. Gillum, assistant pastor. Sunday morning 11:00 am. Chil- Sunday evening 6:00 pm. Darrell McKENZIE SHOPWISE dren’s church 11:00 am nursery Gallihue, pastor. Mon. – Sat. – 7 am – 9 pm • Sun. – 9 am – 7 pm 10084 Hwy 7 • West Liberty, KY Prince Of Peace Catholic Full Gospel Tabernacle, Top of provided. Sunday evening youth Church, 163 Pine Acres Drive just Slade Hill where Jesus is Alpha and Victory Christian Center, Omega. Saturday evening 7:00 pm. group 6:00 pm. Sunday evening 261 Court St. • West Liberty, KY off Prestonsburg Street, West Lib- 7:00 pm. Wednesday prayer meeting Elliott County on Blaine’s Trace 606-743-7003 “When Bugs Are A Pain, erty. Sunday Mass 9:00 am. Father Sunday evening 7:00 pm. Tuesday Road off KY-486. Sunday School LPOC #573 Call John Wayne” Frank Brawner pastor. Phone 743- evening 7:00 pm. Rev. Ralph Banks, 7:00 pm. David Cook, pastor. Phone pastor. Everyone welcome. 743-3722. 9:45 am. Sunday morning 10:30 am. 606-743-7379 3266 office; 743-4817 rectory. Wednesday evening 7:00 pm. David Menifee Bookkeeping & Tax Service Wells Union Baptist Church, Grassy Lick Baptist Church, B i g w o o d s C o m m u n i t y Webb, pastor. Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday Grassy Creek, KY 41352. Sunday Church, HC 75, Wellington, KY. COMMERCIAL BANK US-460 • Wellington, KY morning 11:00 am. Sunday evening School 10:00 am. Sunday morning 40387. Sunday School 10:00 am. S a n d f i e l d C o m m u n i t y “God Owns My Business” 6:00 pm. Tuesday Bible study 6:00 11:00 am. Sunday evening 6:30 pm. Sunday morning 11:00 am. Sunday Church, Sunday School 10:00 am. “Where Friendliness Prevails” pm. Jimmy Tharp, pastor. Wednesday evening Bible study evening 6:00 pm. Wednesday Bible Sunday morning 11:00 am. Sunday Tuesday – Wednesday – Thursday 7:00 pm. Kenneth Gevedon, pastor. hour 7:00 pm. Phone 768-3456. Rev. evening 6:00 pm. Wednesday Bible Main St. • West Liberty, KY Ophir Enterprise Baptist Vernon Stacy, assistant pastor. James Jess Brewer, pastor. study 6:30 pm. Mike Brooks, pastor. 8 am to 3 pm Church, approximately 10 miles up Tyra, assistant pastor. Harold Stamper, assistant pastor. Evelyn Crouch, manager • KY-1260 off KY-172. Services first New Salem Church, Moon, 606-743-3195 606-768-2027 Saturday evening 7:00 pm. Sunday Quillens Church Of God, Bethany Community Church, morning 11:00 am. Every third Sun- Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday KY. 1/4 mile off KY-172 on KY- day 11:00 am. Bro. Bobby Fultz, evening 6:00 pm. Lester Spencer, 1715. Every third Saturday evening Bethany, KY. Sunday School 9:30 pastor. Bro. Ronnie Wright, assistant pastor. Phone 668-6435. 7:00 pm. Weekly Sunday School am. Sunday morning 10:30 am. JEFFREY S. BAILEY, D.M.D PHIPPS HEATING & pastor. Everyone welcome. 10:00 am. Sunday morning 11:00 Wednesday evening 7:00 pm. Daniel Abundant Life Full Gospel am. Bro. James Wallin, pastor. Bro. Wendell, pastor. Phone 668-3703. AIR CONDITIONING, INC. Pleasant Run House Of Church, 849 Broadway St., West Kevin Williams, assistant pastor. 629 Main Street Prayer, Yocum, KY. Sunday School Liberty, KY. Phone 743-1549. Everyone welcome. Broadway First Church Of 7050 Hwy 844 Grassy Creek, KY 41352 10:30 am. Sunday morning 1:00 pm. Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday God, West Liberty, KY 41472, West Liberty, KY 41472 Wednesday evening 7:00 pm. Sat- evening 6:00 pm. Thursday evening Lick Branch Enterprise Bap- phone 743-3759. Sunday School urday evening 7:00 pm. Raymond 7:00 pm. Bro. Donnie Wheeler, tist Church, two miles off US- 10:00 am. Sunday morning 11:00 TELEPHONE: (606) 743-3200 606-743-7279 Barker, pastor. Everyone welcome. pastor. 460 up Old KY-172. Every fourth am. Sunday evening 6:00 pm. weekend of each month. Saturday Wednesday prayer meeting 6:30 pm. Helechawa Community Murphy Fork Church, Sunday Bro. Jessie Rogers, pastor. Church, located on KY-191. Thurs- School 10:00 am. Sunday worship night business 6:30 pm. Saturday day evening 6:00 pm. Sunday eve- 11:00 am. Sunday night 6:00 pm. evening 7:00 pm. Sunday morning DRS. NICKELL & STEELE ning 7:00 pm. Everyone welcome to Thursday night 7:00 pm. 10:30 am. Every Sunday evening Lacy Creek Enterprise Bap- Kentucky Eye Institute – Family Eye Care come and worship the Lord. 6:00 pm. Bro. Joe O. Jenkins, pastor. tist Church, Lacy Creek, KY. Sec- Haven Of Hope, 364 Pres- Everyone welcome. ond weekend each month. Saturday 587 Main St. • West Liberty, KY Sulphur Springs Church, tonsburg Street, West Liberty, KY evening 6:30 pm. Sunday morning A “Real” Community Bank • Index, West Liberty & Ezel Crockett, KY, KY-172. Third week- 41472. Sunday School, 10:00 am. Neal Howards Creek Com- 11:00 am. Every Sunday evening end of each month and all odd Sunday worship, 6:00 pm. munity Church, Tuesday evening 6:30 pm. Bro. Tim Jenkins, pastor. 606-743-4111 weekends. Saturday evening 7:00 7:00 pm. Sunday School 10:00 am. (606) 743-3141 pm. Sunday morning 11:00 am. Bro. New Beginnings Church of Apostolic Church Of Jesus Office Hours: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm M/F God, Sunday morning 11:00 am. Every Chris Baldwin, pastor. Bro. Bob third Thursday ladies and men’s Christ, Lytten, KY. Saturday eve- Williams, assistant pastor. Everyone off Hwy 519, Blevins Rd. Phone ning 7:00 pm. Sunday morning welcome. 606-743-1224. Sunday School 10:00 meeting 7:00 pm. Dean Lewis, pas- Frederick & May am, morning worship 11:00 am, tor. Everyone welcome. 10:30 am. Sunday evening 7:00 ALL OCCASION FLOWERS Pekin Pentecostal Church, Sunday evening 7:00 pm, Thursday pm. Denzil B. Fannin, pastor. Phone Wednesday evening 7:00 pm. Sat- 7:00 pm. Pastor Ruford Abner Newcombe Valley First En- 738-6384. “For The Added Touch” Lumber Company urday evening 7:00 pm. Sunday terprise Baptist Church, Isonville, School 10:00 am, morning worship Callaboose Community KY. First Saturday each month 7:00 Grassy Creek Pentecostal 541 Main St. • West Liberty, KY 919 Prestonsburg St • West Liberty, KY 11:00 am. Pastor Sammy Vancleave, Church, Off KY-746 near Camp- pm. Weekly Sunday School 10:00 Church, Saturday evening 7:00 pm. 743-7255 Everyone invited. ton. Sunday morning 10:00 am. am. Sunday morning 10:45 am. Sunday evening 6:00 pm. Johnnie Sunday evening 6:00 pm. Bro. Burt Ladies Bible study/prayer group Davis, pastor. 606-743-2525 606-743-3136 West Liberty Christian Combs, pastor. Wednesday 1:00 pm. Mike Adkins, Church, 304 Prestonsburg St. Vision Baptist Church, Rog- West Liberty Mennonite pastor. Darrell O’Hare, assistant (corner of Prestonsburg and Court pastor. ers, KY, KY-2818, KY-715. Sunday Street), phone (606) 743-4356, Church, located off Circle Dr, School 10:00 am. Sunday morning Morgan Tire Center, Inc. parsonage (606) 743-4355. Paul Wells Hill. Sunday School 10:00 11:00 am. Sunday evening 6:00 pm. Casteel, minister. Matthew Riley, am. Sunday morning 11:00 am. Tar Ridge Church Of God, youth minister. Junior church and Direl Fyffe, pastor emeritis. Elder Wolfe County. Sunday School 10:00 Wednesday evening 6:00 pm. Scott Goodyear Tires • Auto Service Center wee church 11:00 am. High school James Fyffe, 743-1567. Elder Steve am. Sunday morning 10:45 am. Sun- Rogers, interim pastor. and middle school youth group Stoltzfus, 743-4195. day evening 6:30 pm. Wednesday US-460 • West Liberty, KY Wednesday evening and Sunday prayer service 7:00 pm. Bro. Adam evening 7:00 pm. Hays, pastor. 606-743-7350 COUNTRY TREASURES Please Call Judy @ WOLFE COUNTY GEVEDON’S RECYCLING CONSIGNMENT FARM BUREAU Located On Centerville Rd. • West Liberty, KY Monday – Friday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm Paying Top Prices For Aluminum Cans And All Your Scrap Metals OWNER GERALDINE LEWIS 1-800-293-4709 215 Main St. • Campton, KY Call Us Before You Sell Prestonsburg Street • West Liberty if you would like to rent this space 606-668-3485 Home: (606) 743-2326 • Business: (606) 743-2447 606-743-4209 Rocky Branch Motors WHITAKER BANK Harry Frisby’s Peyton’s Pharmacy Hwy. 706 • Isonville, Ky. Of Wolfe County HOURS: 8 am–6:30 pm Mon.–Sat. owned & operated by: Ron & Peggy Lewis 200 S Ky 15 • P.O. Box 39 • Campton, Ky 41301 Body Shop Peyton’s Plaza • West Liberty, KY Phone (606) 668-9911 • Fax (606) 668-3191 1979 Highway 191 • West Liberty, KY 606-738-6252 Discover The Whitaker Differ- 606-743-3449 606-743-3163 Compliments Of ence! owned & operated by THE WELLS GROUP, LLC Bob & Tom (Wells Ready Mix Concrete Company) Hutchison Please Attend The Church Of 606-743-3485 Your Choice Clinic Pharmacy Pam’s Tax Service HOURS: Personal – Farm – Business Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday – 8 am to 6 pm Thursday – 8 am to 12:00 noon CALL FOR APPOINTMENT Wells Hill Road – West Liberty, KY 606-738-5175 606-743-4957 Located in the Dollar General Store Plaza, Sandy Hook, KY West Liberty, Campton, Salyersville, Stanton Please Call Judy @ & Irvine THANKS: 1-800-293-4709 James, Tammy & Megan if you would like to rent this space MORGAN CHEVROLET Pontiac-GMC Trucks US-460 West, Index Hill • West Liberty, KY 606-743-3116 FLOYD ANDERSON Tony & Terry’s Parkway Furniture & Electronics CHEVROLET-OLDS, INC. • Financing Available • Free Delivery Hwy. 15 • Campton, KY Route 114 • Salyersville, KY 606-668-3121 606-297-1821 or 606-349-1822 GIBSON Lewis & Ferguson Funeral Home KY-7 & KY-32 • Sandy Hook, KY AUTO SUPPLY “Because We Care” 695 Gardner Dr. • West Liberty, KY • Lady Attendant • Cemetery Monuments • Air Conditioned Chapel 606-743-3310 606-738-5135 PAGE SIX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2009 THE LICKING VALLEY COURIER

IN REMEMBRANCE OF Ready to do it all Mary F. Prater Ogelene L. Wright HAROLD LEE GRAHAM But God decided he needed you, Mary Ogelene So from this world you left, Florence L. Wright, But you took a piece of all of us, AREA Spencer 68, of Our hearts is what you kept. Prater, 61, of Elkfork, died Your seat is now empty, Highway Sunday, And it’s hard not to see your 191, Hazel February 22, face, DEATHS 2009, at Green, died But please always know this, Monday, Cabell Hun- No one will ever take your Feb. 16, tington Hos- place. Woodford Cox Lena Litteral 2009, at pital, in You left without a warning, Woodford Griffitts Cleveland Huntington, West Virginia. Not even saying good-bye, Cox of West Clinic, in She was born November 11, And I can’t seem to stop, Lena 1940, in Morgan County, Ken- Liberty, Ky., Litteral Cleveland, Ohio. Asking the question why? departed this tucky. Griffitts of She was born January 17, Nothing will ever be the same. life Friday, Ogelene accepted the Lord West Lib- 1948, at Insko, Morgan County, The halls are empty without February 20, Jesus Christ as her Saviour. erty, Ky., de- Kentucky, a daughter of the late your laughter, 2009, at Caesar Spencer and Rettie She was preceded in death by But I know you’re in heaven Pikeville parted this her parents, John Ed and Gertie life Friday, Lindon Spencer. Watching over us and looking Medical In addition to her parents, Howard Bolin; and a son, Timo- after, February 20, thy Alec Bolin. March 4, 1955 • Sept. 19, 2008 Center, Mary was preceded in death by Gone but Not Forgotten I did not see this coming, Pikeville, Ky. He was born Sat- 2009, at Surviving is her husband, It hit me by surprise, Morgan one sister, Beulah Davis; and two You were so full of life, urday, February 5, 1921, in brothers, Albert Spencer and Paul Wright, of Elkfork; four And when you left this world, Kellacey, Ky., to the late Volney County ARH Hospital, West Lib- sons, Johnny Earl Bolin and Always smiling and carefree, Arthur Spencer. Life loved you being part of it, A small part of me died. and Fannie McGuire Cox. erty, Ky. She was born Thursday, Scott Bolin, both of West Liberty, Your smile could brighten January 19, 1928, in White Oak, She was an assistant manager And I loved you being part of He was united in marriage to for Wal-Mart, in Paintsville, and Bradly E. Bolin, of Mount Ster- anyone’s day, Ky., to the late Sam and Bertie ling, and Paul Jackson Wright, of me. Thelma Mays. This union was accepted the Lord Jesus Christ as No matter what they were going Helton Litteral. Williamstown, West Virginia; You could make anyone laugh, blessed with eight children, Lois, her saviour. through, Eileen, Mary, Betty, Emmadean, She was united in marriage to two daughters, Paula Mayabb, of If they were having a bad day, Survivors include her hus- No matter how sad I was, And I know everyday for the rest Imogene, Robert and Richard. Raymond Griffitts. This union Frenchburg, Vanessa Lewis, of of my life, was blessed with four children, band, Ronald Prater; a daughter, Sandy Hook; one step daughter, You could take the hurt away, Woodford served his country in Rhonda Crooks, of Flat Woods; I will be missing you. the U.S. Army during World War Peggy, Glenda, Michael, and Ali- Kimberly Tharp, of Waco; one Nothing could ever stop you, --Teresa Lynn cia. She was a retired secretary. a son, Geoffrey and Michelle sister, Mandie Smith, of Or even make you fall, II. He was a farmer and a Chris- Prater, of Hazel Green; four sis- (pd) tian. He was of the Church of She was a faithful Christian and Burlington; four brothers, Jim You were ready to take on the ters, Eula Hickman, of New Bolin, of West Liberty, Luke God faith. a member of the White Oak world, More Obits On Page 7... Christian Church. Tazwell, Tennessee, Ann Nickell, Bolin and Buford Bolin, both of In addition to his parents, he of Bethel, Ohio, Betty Halsey, of was preceded in death by his de- In addition to her parents, she Piqua, Ohio, and Edward Bolin, was preceded in death by her Speedwell, Tennessee, and of Lexington; and 18 grandchil- voted wife, Thelma Mays Cox; Teresa Kenney, of Dayton, Ohio; his brothers, Maxwell Cox, devoted husband, Raymond dren. two brothers, Wendell Spencer, Family Owned James Cox, Kirby “Babe” Cox, Griffitts; two daughters, Peggy Funeral services were con- of Crittenden, and Herbert Spen- Rowland Eugene Cox; and his Griffitts and Glenda Griffitts ducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Since 1935 cer, of Campton; three grandchil- sisters, Wilma Cox and Regina Vest, and two brothers, Gerald Feb. 25, at Herald and Stewart Cox. Litteral and Charles Winsor dren, Robby and Hope Crooks, and Halsey Chapel, with Elder He is survived by his eight Litteral. Adam Scott Prater; and a host of Jack Smith and Elder Norman Porter Monument Sales nieces and nephews. Wright officiating. Burial fol- children, Lois and A.M. DeBusk She is survived by two chil- 2564 State Route 504 • Olive Hill, Kentucky 41164 of Ezel, Eileen and Dale dren, Michael Griffitts and wife Funeral services were con- lowed in the Staver Smith Cem- Gevedon of West Liberty, Mary Jackie of West Liberty, Ky., and ducted at 1 p.m. Thursday, Feb. etery, at White Oak Branch (Hogtown) near Elliottville and Wes Stevens of Miamisburg, Alicia Griffitts McClurg and hus- 19, at Herald and Stewart and Road, in West Liberty, with Her- Ohio, Betty and Dale Smith of band Tom of Morehead, Ky.; a Halsey Chapel with Rev. Charlie ald and Stewart and Halsey Fu- 606-286-6065 Phone/Fax DAYTON PORTER, West Liberty, Emmadean Cox of Glover and Bro. Mike Lindon neral Home, of West Liberty, in special son, Matt Laughter and 606-776-2883 Cell owner C-1-15-12T PD. West Union, Ohio, Imogene and wife Amy of Bowling Green, officiating. Burial followed in charge of arrangements. Bill Way of Cincinnati, Ohio, Ky.; 12 grandchildren, Matthew the Hazel Green Cemetery, at Pallbearers were friends and Robert and Tammy Cox of West Vest and wife Lara, David Vest, Hazel Green, with Herald and relatives. Send memorial condolences: Liberty, and Richard and Mable Adam Vest, Seth Griffitts and Stewart and Halsey Funeral www.heraldstewarthalseyfh.com. Cox, also of West Liberty; 17 wife Wendy, Brittany Bookout Home, of West Liberty, in charge grandchildren; 13 great-grand- and husband Tim, Rachel Craft, of arrangements. WEST LIBERTY children; two sisters and one Jordan Craft, Amber Craft, Jason Active pallbearers were Mike brother, Nelda Litteral of West Rose, Brendon Rose, Ryan Rose, Ruth H. Adams McClurg, Jessica McClurg, Nora Ruth Liberty, O.P. “Buster” and Sue Laughter, and Jonas Laughter; Wayne Prater, Andrew Prater, MEMORIAL GARDENS Cox of West Liberty, and Carmie Steve Potter, Ralph Potter, and Henry one great-granddaughter, Adams, be- AND Prater of Lexington, Ky., and one Annabelle Griffitts; three broth- Tim Spencer. aunt, Ollie McKinney of West Send memorial condolences: loved wife, ers and three sisters, George mother and Liberty. Litteral, Richard Litteral and www.heraldstewarthalseyfh.com. MAUSOLEUM Funeral service 1:00 p.m., grand- wife Edra, Phyllis Brooks and mother, born WEST LIBERTY, KY. Tuesday, February 24, 2009, at husband James, Robert Litteral, the Potter Funeral Home, with Selina Mitchell September Helen Wells and husband Mike, 7, 1917, in Rev. Harry Flannery and Rev. and Sharia Litteral Lewis; and Selina Fearl Mitchell (nee AREA’S NEWEST PERPETUAL CARE CEMETERY Eugene Haney officiating. Burial West Lib- numerous nieces and nephews, Sherman), 76, went to be with was in the Cox Cemetery, her Lord on Wednesday, Feb. 11, erty, Kentucky, passed away Fri- AND MAUSOLEUM Kellacey, Ky., with Morgan and many friends. day, Feb. 13, 2009. Funeral services were at 1:00 2009. LOCATED 1 MILE PAST ARH HOSPITAL County DAV performing mili- Ruth was preceded in death TURN RIGHT ON DAVIS LANE p.m., Monday, February 23, She is survived by her hus- tary services. Potter Funeral band of 55 years, Wade “Don”; by her parents, Jim and Hattie Home, West Liberty, was in 2009, at the White Oak Christian Henry; and her sister, Ruby Church, with Rev. Keith three brothers, Marvin Sherman, charge of arrangements. of Trenton, Michigan, Floyd Henry McNabb. Pallbearers: Family and McAliley and Rev. Randy Ozan Survivors include her hus- officiating. Burial was in the (Leota) Sherman, and Buford Friends. (Geneva) Sherman, both of West band of 63 years, George T. Sign guest book at Lacy Creek Church of Christ Adams; two sons, Tom Adams Cemetery, Lacy Creek, Ky., with Liberty; a sister, Sally Janis (Ed- www.potterfuneralhomeinc.com ward) Mackulak, of Merrillville, and David Adams and wife, An- Potter Funeral Home, West Lib- gela, of Austin, Texas; a daugh- Indiana; loving nieces and neph- erty, Ky., in charge. ter, Jenna Madura and husband, Pallbearers: Matthew Vest, ews: Sally (Byron) Brantly, John Madura, of Melbourne, Seth Griffitts, David Vest, Adam Michell (Leo Del Real) Florida; two granddaughters, THE LICKING VALLEY Vest, Jordan Craft, Jason Mackulak, Margie (Steve) Nico Adams and Tiffany Find out how making arrangements ahead of time can help COURIER McClurg, Matt Laughter, Tim Ratliff, Rachel (King) Richards, Madura, of Austin, Texas; two to eliminate the financial and emotional burdens. Planning Bookout, Chad Brooks, Scott Beverly (John) Ryan, Georganna sisters, Jenna Henry, of Dayton, ahead freezes the cost and is affordable to everyone. 242 Prestonsburg Street Sherman, Keith (Julie) Sherman, West Liberty, Kentucky 41472 Wells, David Wells, Gearald Ohio, and Norma Cook, of Al- Litteral and Timothy Litteral. and Selina Sherman. exandria, Virginia. WE OFFER Mrs. Mitchell was preceded Memorials are suggested to: Ruth’s pride and joy was her • Senior Discounts ••• White Oak Christian Church or in death by her parents, Willie family. She loved nothing more Glenda Vest Scholarship Fund. and Georgie Sherman; twin than visiting with her children • Free Space for Veterans brother, Farrell Sherman; and grandchildren. Her family HOW TO REACH US Sign guest book at • Before Need Financing brother, Wendell Sherman; and and friends will cherish her

Mail: P.O. Box 187 www.potterfuneralhomeinc.com s nephew, William Sherman. • 1 Time Perpetual Care Fee s West Liberty, Ky. 41472 memory and keep her in our Funeral services were held hearts forever. Phone: Words Of Wisdom Monday, Feb. 16, at the Kuiper Visitation was Monday, Feb. For Information (606) 743-3551 Funeral with Pastor Thomas 16, from 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral ser- Call Rick Burrough Fax: (606) 743-3565 A person with one watch knows what time it is; a person McDonnell officiating. Burial vices were conducted at 3:30 (606) 743-9282 or 743-9060 with two watches is never sure. was held at Chapel Lawn Memo- p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 17, at Cook- rial Gardens, Schereville, Indi- Walden/Forest Oaks Funeral ana. Home, 6300 West Willaim Can- Mrs. Mitchell was retired non Drive, with interment to fol- from Inland Steel with 30 years low at Cook-Walden/Forest of service. She was a member of Oaks Memorial Park, Austin, the First Baptist Church of Texas. Schereville, Indiana, for 32 years and was a dedicated volunteer at the church. She enjoyed garden- Keith Miller ing, cooking and traveling. Keith Miller of West Liberty, Memorial contributions may Ky., departed this life Sunday, www.potterfuneralhomeinc.com be made in Selina’s loving February 22, 2009, at his resi- memory to the American Cancer dence. He was born Friday, May Society, or the First Baptist 5, 1950, in Bristol, Va., a son of Church of Schereville. the late William “Bill” Henry and Please visit www.mem.com. Ruby Mae Massie Miller. Peace of Mind... He was united in marriage to ....Today, more and more people are pre-arranging CARD OF THANKS Judy Gibson. Keith was a retired Maintenance Supervisor for and pre-financing their own funerals in advance. The family of Roy Hall would We as funeral directors with a back ground of many like to thank everyone who sup- Mountain Telephone. ported our family through Roy’s He was preceded in death by years experience can explain to you the advantages illness. To all that sent food, gifts, his parents, Bill and Ruby Miller. of the Pre-Need and Pre-Financing funeral services. He is survived by his loving flowers and cards, to those that This is one of the first steps in facing reality. Call or kept praying, or maybe spoke a wife, Judy Miller; one brother, kind word. All acts of kindness Jeffery and Diana Miller of Jack- write: were greatly appreciated. From sonville Beach , Fla., and one my heart I have special thank sister, Marsha Kaye and Billy Joe Herald & Stewart & yous; to Roy’s two brothers, Elam of West Liberty, Ky. Ralph and Kenny, who stayed by Graveside service was at 1:00 mine and Roy’s side through it p.m., Wednesday, February 25, Halsey Funeral Home all. To the family of Hershell 2009, at the Ezel Cemetery, Ezel, Wright for caring for Nana and Ky., with Bro. Mike Lindon and 367 Main Street • West Liberty, KY 41472 the farm while we were in Bro. Rick Pelfrey officiating. Ashland. To Hershell who Roy Potter Funeral Home, West Lib- Phone (606) 743-3151 loved as a brother. God bless you erty, Ky., was in charge of ar- all! rangements. PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT: (Pd) Pallbearers: Scott McClain, Billy Sheets, Donnie Dixon, www.heraldstewarthalseyfh.com Ralph Walter, Jim Rupe, Keith or E-MAIL US AT: CARD OF THANKS Frederick, Hank Allen, and D.J. [email protected] The family of Gary Mays, of Williams. Wellington, Ky., wishes to thank — Licensed Funeral Directors & Embalmers — everyone who offered support, Sign guest book at Randy Halsey & Ryan L. Halsey condolences, food, flowers and www.potterfuneralhomeinc.com — Licensed Lady Funeral Directors — other memorial gifts following Jeanelle Y. Halsey & Patsy Brown Gary’s recent death. Your kind- Words Of Wisdom ness is appreciated and will be The fact that you can profit long remembered. from your mistakes does not 24 HOUR OBITUARY LINE 24 Hour Obituary Line (606) 743-2230 Anna Mays, wife mean the more mistakes, the Call (606) 743-9300 (pd) more profit! PAGE SIX-B THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2009 THE LICKING VALLEY COURIER

AVAILABLE NOW — One bed- whole. The real estate shall be sold on a room apartments available in our dis- credit of thirty (30) days, with a privilege abled section of Campton 2. Fully of the purchaser to pay for bid in cash, QUALITY QUICK Everybody Watches The then the purchaser shall make a cash carpeted, electric heat and air, with down payment in the amount of ten LUBE, LLC CLASSIFIED ADS laundry facilities onsite. Quite atmo- (10%) percent of the purchase price to sphere and maintenance free. Rent cover the costs of the judicial sale; and 123 Hwy. 191 • West Liberty, Ky. 41472 based on income. You may call the the purchaser shall execute a bond for RATE: 40¢ Per Word • $4 minimum business manager during regular the remainder of the purchase price, Help Maintain Your Car’s business hours, from 9:00 am to 4:00 with good surety thereon, to be approved by the Master Commissioner of Performance With MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE pm, at 668-3555 or TDD 1-800-247- this Court, and bearing interest at the SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 2510 for more information. An Equal rate of twelve (12%) percent per annum A Quality Oil Change Housing Opportunity. from the date of the sale, until paid; And Inspection $22.50 in County; $25.00 in Kentucky; $27.00 Out of State TFJBS additionally, a lien shall be retained upon Not Just Oil, Pennzoil Poetry • Memorial Letters • Late Obituaries — $12 the real estate to be sold herein, to se- cure the payment of the balance of the Hours: Monday-Friday 8-5 Card of Thanks — $10 MOBILE HOME FOR SALE — 12x60 Gile. Must be moved. Proceeds purchase price within thirty (30) days of Saturday 8-2 THE LICKING VALLEY COURIER does not knowingly accept help wanted ads that in- above expenses will go to the Friends the date of sale upon which execution clude a preference based on age from employers covered by the Age Discrimination in may be levied by the Master Commis- Change oil and filter, top off brake fluid, automatic transmission fluid, Employment Act. More information may be obtained from the Wage-Hour Office at 188 of the Wolfe County Public Library, sioner of this Court. lube chassis, washer fluid, anti-freeze, also wash windows, air tires, Fuller Building, 120 West Second Street, Lexington, KY 40507. Telephone 606-252-2312. Clara Stamper Memorial Fund. Call In the event that the successful bid- check rear end and transfers, also our new belt service is available. Nor does THE LICKING VALLEY COURIER knowingly publish real estate ads that show a 662-6145 after 7:00 pm or 668-3595 der is the Plaintiff to this action, which Quaker State, Valvoline, Motorcraft, Havoline, Castrol Oil, preference based on sex, national origin, race, religion, etc. days. has been adjudged to have a lien on that Mobil 1 Oil, Air Filters, Wiper Blades, Also New Rain X Latitude TFJBS particular tract or parcel of real or per- Wiper Blades Now Available sonal property bid upon, then and in that Phone (606) 743-2120 C-4-3-TF REWARD OFFERED — A $5,000 event, said party shall not be required to make any cash deposit or bond. TRAILER FOR RENT — 14x70, FOR RENT — Two bedroom trailer reward offered for information lead- two bedrooms, two baths. Covered in Ezel. $250 month, $250 deposit. If any purchaser at said sale shall fail ing to the return of Kobato trachoe, to immediately make cash payment or NOTICE OF SALE Bounded on the West and South by the front porch. Two miles from Elliott Call 606-286-1263 or 606-315-1610. skip track and 12-ton trailer. Call execute a bond, then the Commissioner Commonwealth Of Kentucky lands of Jesse Gilliam (now the Second County prison, off KY-706. $350 1TPD David Haggard at 859-745-2463. shall declare the next highest bidder the Morgan Circuit Court Parties’ land); Bounded on the [sic] by Civil Action No. 04-CI-00009 N.W. and Joseph Cantrill (now Alton month plus deposit. Call 606-738- 1TPD purchaser of the real estate. 4200 after 5:00 pm. FOR SALE — Square baled hay. Upon default of said deposit of post- Billy Jenkins, ET AL, Plaintiff Cantrill farm); Containing 100 acres, to vs. be the same, more or less. 1TPD Good, clean spring/fall cutting. No FOR SALE — 1986 F-150, short- ing a bond, by the purchaser or purchas- rain. Call 743-7752. ers, the Master Commissioner shall im- Cortis Jenkins, ET AL, Defendants Being the same property conveyed to wheel base, 4x4. Runs good. Call Pursuant to the Judgment and Order Dixie Daniels, by deed dated August 4, FOR SALE — Orchard grass hay. 1TPD mediately resell the property upon the 668-6640 between 6:00 pm and 9:00 same terms and conditions set out of Sale in the Morgan Circuit Court, en- 2003, recorded in Deed Book 195, page Good condition. Bales. Call 738- tered on the 23rd day of January, 2009, 459, Morgan County Clerk’s Records. FOR RENT — Two and three bed- pm. herein. 4536. 1TPD The hereinabove described real prop- in the above styled action, Hon. Robert The aforementioned real estate can 4TPD room trailers in West Liberty and erty shall be sold free and clear of the L. Caummisar, Master Commissioner of not be divided without materially im- Malone. Call 725-4723. claims, interests, liens and encumbrances the Morgan Circuit Court, shall proceed pairing its’ value and shall be sold as a FIREWOOD FOR SALE — Dry to offer for sale, under the following whole. The real estate shall be sold on a FOR RENT — Three bedrooms, two 5TPD seasoned hardwood. Call 606-668- of all parties herein, except restrictions bath home. Rolled/baled hay for sale. and easements appearing of record, in terms and conditions, at the front door credit of thirty (30) days, with the privi- 7133. of the Courthouse, West Lib erty, Mor- lege of the purchaser to pay for bid in Call 743-2814. FOR RENT — Trailer in Elliott the Morgan County Court Clerk’s Office. 4TPD The risk of loss for the subject prop- gan County, Kentucky, to the highest and cash, then the purchaser shall make a 2TPD County. Clean, quiet, private. De- best bidder, at public auction, on the 6th cash down payment in the amount of ten posit/references required. Call 738- erty shall pass to the purchaser on the BOSTON TERRIER PUPS FOR date of sale. Possession of the premises day of March, 2009, at the hour of 12:15 (10%) percent of the purchase price to FOR RENT — House at Malone. 9569. SALE — Call 668-7077 or 606-205- shall pass to the purchaser upon payment p.m., the following described property, cover the costs of the judicial sale; and Four bedrooms, two baths. $475 2TPD of the purchase price and delivery of lying and being in the State of Kentucky, the purchaser shall execute a bond for 3556. County of Morgan and more particularly the remainder of the purchase price, monthly, $400 deposit. Call 743- 1TPD deed. 4773. HAY FOR SALE — Square bales. The Purchaser shall be required to described as follows, to-wit: with good surety thereon, to be ap- Tract 1 proved by the Master Commissioner of 1TPD Call 606-362-4237. purchase fire and extended coverage in- 2TPD surance on any improvements to the real BEGINNING at a rock marked “A” this Court, and bearing interest at the near the road; thence a straight line to rate of twelve (12%) percent per annum FOR SALE — 1991 Ford 3930 trac- property, from the date of sale until the LUMPKINS UPHOLSTERY — purchase price is paid in full to the ex- Sugar Camp Branch at the fence; thence from the date of the sale, until paid; ad- tor. 800 hours. One remote hydraulic tent of the Court-appraised value of the with the fence to the branch; thence ditionally, a lien shall be retained upon valve. Great shape. $9,000. Call 725- Upholster furniture, truck, car and all improvements or the unpaid balance of with the Branch and up same with Cass the real estate to be sold herein, to se- 4740. kinds of seats, church pews. 35 years LEGALS the purchase price, whichever is less, with Elswick’s line to the foot of the hill at cure the payment of the balance of the 1TPD experience. Call 743-3831. a loss clause payable to the Master Com- the head of the branch; thence a straight line with the Elswick’s line to a hickory 1TPD NOTICE OF SALE missioner of the Morgan Circuit Court or LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS on the knob; a corner tree that was for- Commonwealth Of Kentucky the Plaintiff herein. CONTINUE ON PAGE 7-B FOR SALE — 2002 Nissan Maxima. merly a corner of William Helton and LOOKING FOR A WAY TO Morgan Circuit Court The Defendants, their agents, em- 98,000 miles. New tires. $4,295. Call Stone Cantrell; thence with the said MAKE EXTRA MONEY? — Sell Civil Action No. 08-CI-00111 ployees, successors or assigns shall vacate 725-4740. Stone Cantrell line to the center of the Avon. Only $10 to get started. Call HSBC Mortgage Services, Inc., Plaintiff the mortgaged premises immediately 1TPD knob; thence with the center of the ridge NOTICE OF vs. upon the confirmation of the Master today 1-877-440-4517. between Lower Sand Lick and Sugar Fairrell Smith, ET AL, Defendants Commissioner’s Sale. PUBLIC HEARING 1TPD Camp Branch to a broken top white oak FOR RENT — Three bedroom apart- Pursuant to the Judgment and Or- The purchaser shall be required to on the point; thence a straight line down A public hearing will be held on March 17, ment with washer and dryer hookup. der of Sale in the Morgan Circuit Court, assume and pay all taxes assessed such LICKING RIVER VIEWS — Mo- the hill and across Lower Sand Lick to a 2009 at 10:00 a.m., Eastern Daylight Time, entered on the 30th day of January, property for the year 2009 and all sub- Call 738-4342. bile homes and storage units for rent. service tree near the road to Amis at the office of the Kentucky Public Service 2009, in the above styled action, Hon. sequent years. This property shall be sold 4TPD Call 743-9993 or 606-495-5821. Cantrell’s line to a large white oak by Robert L. Caummisar, Master Commis- subject to any ad valorem and real prop- Commission, 211 Sower Boulevard in Frank- TF the side of the road; thence with Cass sioner of the Morgan Circuit Court, shall erty taxes not delinquent as of the date fort, KY, for the purpose of Cross Examina- FOR SALE — Good clean mixed Elswick’s line to the beginning, contain- proceed to offer for sale, under the fol- of sale. tion of witnesses of Kentucky Power and In- hay. $3.50 per bale. Call 725-5157. FOR RENT — Two and three bed- ing 40 acres, more or less. lowing terms and conditions, at the Hon. Robert L. Caummisar tervenors in An Examination of the Applica- 2TPD room mobile homes and lots avail- front door of the Courthouse, West Lib- Master Commissioner Tract 2 tion of the Fuel Adjustment Clause of Ken- able. Call 743-4272 or 791-8620. Morgan Circuit Court Situated in the State of Kentucky, erty, Morgan County, Kentucky, to the tucky Power Company From November 1, DRIVERS — Dedicated runs! Top TF highest and best bidder, at public auc- 301 West Main Street County of Morgan, on the Lower Sand consistent freight. Miles. Top pay and tion, on the 6th day of March, 2009, at Grayson, Ky. 41143 Lick, a tributary of Paint Creek and 2006 through October 31, 2008. home time at Werner Enterprises. Call PAWN SHOP — 595 Main Street, the hour of 12:00 p.m., the following C-2-19-3t known as the Eli Blevins home farm and Errol K. Wagner, Director of 800-346-2818, extension 150. West Liberty, Kentucky. Instant cash described property, lying and being in (Pub. Feb. 19, 26, Mar. 5) is bounded as follows to-wit: Regulatory Services 3TPD on most anything of value. Call 743- the State of Kentucky, County of Mor- Bounded on the East by the land of Kentucky Power Company 4190. gan and more particularly described as Wayne Hill (formerly J.A. Cox Tract); TF follows, to-wit: Property address: 227 Daisy Knob Don’t Forget To Renew WORK WANTED — Brick, block. Road, West Liberty, Ky. 41472. Your Subscription! Free estimates. Call 606-668-9590 Beginning at a telephone pole on Farmers Home between 6:00 pm and 10:00 pm. the east side of county road, where a Smith Brothers corner is formed with a joining land now Mutual Insurance 3TPD owned by Charles Holbrook; thence North 127 feet in a straight line with Association Of Dozer Service FOUND — Beagle hound in county road to a point in the corner of Campton. Owner may contact 668- Lots No. 22 and No. 23 and the county WILLIAMS & SON Fleming Co.

road; thence in southeasterly direction 522-4230 West Liberty, Kentucky 6518. ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ 1TJBS for 123 feet with the line of Lot No. 22

Phone: 743-4711 to a 12 inch with oak tree at the corner EXCAVATING • Dozer and ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Fire & Wind Coverage of Lots No. 22 and No. 23 and No. 24; Liability For Home & Farm Trackhoe Morgan County thence running in an easterly direction Dozer Or Excavating “UNINVITED” 174 feet to a set stone being the corner Mobile Home Coverage Work All Seats $5.00 Historical Genealogy on Miney Street of Lot No. 24 and Lot Work Also Gravel No. 25; thence in a southerly direction NEW REDUCED RATE ON • Ditch Witch Services Showing at 8:00 p.m. 164 to a stake being the southwest cor- Or Dirt Hauling

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Night and feet in a westerly direction to a tele- ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Tile SUNDAY MATINEE phone pole being the beginning corner. PAUL OR DANIEL Call for a quote 2 p.m. - March 1 Being the same property conveyed Gordon Donahue • Gravel and All Seats $4 Hours: to Fairrell Smith and Cynthia Smith, hus- WILLIAMS AT: band and wife, from Danny McGlothen, 606-783-1396 Dirt COMING ATTRACTIONS: Tuesday: a single person, by deed dated October (606) 522-3055 Hauling • FRIDAY THE 13TH • 8, 2004, recorded October 21, 2004, 1-800-952-0003 C-1-12-TF 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Deed Book 200, page 87, Morgan C-5-19-TF County Clerk’s Records. (606) 477-3064 Or Wednesdays: The aforementioned real estate can not be divided without materially im- (606) 477-6084 C-3-1-TF ★★ CASH ★★ 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. pairing its’ value and shall be sold as a Instant cash loans for diamond rings, gold, jewelry, Fridays: Looking for a Career In Sales? Color T.V.’s, guns, and other items. 1 to 4 p.m.

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IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory Of Planners ... Gerald Dennis Clevenger (Continued From Page One) On His Birthday March 1st AREA From the velopment. womb with In addition to assisting with love we re- the establishment of leadership member that development programs in more DEATHS than 300 counties, Dr. Grisham day the first has done community develop- time we held ment work in more than 30 states you, you and two Canadian provinces. Carl Cantrell Mabel L. Wilder brightened Dr. Grisham is currently in- Carl Mrs. Mabel Lane Wilder, 83, our day. Par- volved in a national Kettering Cantrell of of Cumming, Georgia, died ents love Foundation project studying ex- West Lib- Thursday, Feb. 12, 2009, at memories, traordinary communities. The erty, Ky., de- Cumming Nursing Home. things no data will be used to produce a parted this She was a 25-year member of one knows left with these memo- monograph for the funding life Sunday, the First Baptist Church of ries, our tears start to flow. The agency that will be published in February 22, Darien, where she was a Sunday first time you walked, with each the next two years. 2009, at St. school teacher. Mrs. Wilder was step you’d take those bonds tht Following Pennington’s intro- Claire Re- also a member of the Dorcas grew stronger, now causes heart- duction, Dr. Grisham took the gional Medi- Society. aches. Memories of school, years floor to discuss the transitions of cal Center, Mabel was preceded in death quickly did go from baby to teen- ordinary localities to extraordi- Giovanni’s Morehead, Ky., at the age of 74 by her parents, James and Dorcas ager, how fast you did grow. The nary communities. years and 30 days. He was born Tutt; and a son, Billy Lane. “I know this is a good com- Wednesday, January 23, 1935, in joy of our heart from beautiful All You Can Eat Survivors include three sons, smile, to tell you we love you, munity that people care about,” Morgan County, Ky., a son of the Roger and Leigh Lane, and Jerry Dr. Grisham said. “I am very fa- late Minix and Carrie Pack and talk for a while. Our work and Christy Lane, of Darien, not yet finished, God’s will to be miliar with Eastern Kentucky, PIZZA, PASTA, SALAD BUFFET Cantrell. Georgia, and Bob and Judy Lane, and I have a deep love and ap- done. Our thanks are to Jesus for He was united in marriage to of Houston, Texas; two daugh- preciation of this area. I’m not (Dessert & Drink Included) Betty Holbrook. This union was ters, Carolyn and Hank Lanier, keeping our son. One day we will going to tell you what to do, but blessed with three children, of Cumming, Georgia, and Bar- join you, and you’ll show us I am very interested in trying to 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Patty, Rodney, and Linda. Carl bara and Wadyce Jenkins, of around as we walk on that beau- raise the quality of life in com- was a carpenter by trade and was Darien, Georgia; two sisters, tiful shore where no tears are to munities.” Monday thru Friday of the Baptist Faith. Annette Harper and Lucille Tay- be found. God looked around His According to Dr. Grisham’s In addition to his parents, Carl lor, both of Dayton, Ohio; 18 garden, and He saw an empty innovative Community Develop- Come One, Come All! was preceded in death by his grandchildren and 29 great space. Then He looked down ment Model, the community daughters, Patty Gibbins and grandchildren. here on earth, and saw your lov- building process begins with 907 Prestonsburg St. - West Liberty, Ky. Linda Cantrell; one granddaugh- Also surviving Mrs. Wilder ing face. He put His loving arms people who seek self-improve- ter, Melissa Gibbins; two broth- around you and lifted you to rest. ment. are a daughter-in-law, Ellen Phone: 743-2233 C-1-8-TF ers, Willard and Clarence Lane; and two sisters-in-law, His garden must be beautiful, “Everything begins with cata- Cantrell, and four sisters, Nettie Betty Tutt, of Sardinia, Ohio and because He only picks the best. lysts,” Dr. Grisham said. “Cata- Lewis, Alma Curry, Hessie Thelma Tutt, of Spartanburg, In life we loved you dearly, in lysts work on themselves first, Brick, and Hattie Utz. South Carolina. death we love you still. In our not the community. Community He is survived by his loving Funeral services were con- hearts you hold a special place, development isn’t rocket science, wife, Betty Cantrell; his son, ducted at 11 a.m. Monday, Feb. no one could ever fill. It broke but you’ve got to know what Rodney Cantrell of West Liberty; 16, at First Baptist Church of our hearts to lose you. But you you’re doing – and that means in- five grandchildren, Mindy Darien, with Rev. Michael War- did not go alone for part of ous volving the ‘right’ people.” Wilkes, Nicole Gibbins, Bradley ren and Rev. Abe Brown offici- went with you the day God called Dr. Grisham noted that people involved in community develop- Gibbins, Nathan Cantrell, and ating. Interment followed at you home. Reanna Carty; one great-grand- Brunswick Memorial Park., with ment projects should possess the PIZZA Sadly missed and lovingly child, Madelyn Gibbins, and one Edo Miller and Sons Funeral following attributes: brother, Charles and Easter remembered by your mother, • They must be passionate 907 PRESTONSBURG STREET • WEST LIBERTY, KENTUCKY 41472 Home, of Brunswick, Georgia, in Alpha; brothers, Barry and about an improved community. Cantrell of Piqua, Ohio. charge of arrangements. Funeral service 11:00 a.m., Dempsey; sister, Joy, and other • They must be willing to im- Phone: 743-2233 Active pallbearers were prove themselves. Thursday, February 26, 2009, at grandsons. relatives the Potter Funeral Home, with • They must be focused on an In lieu of flowers, contribu- May God bless you in Cold Weather Specials! Bros. Charles Wright and Jackie Heaven. We miss you so much improved region to build a core tions were suggested to the of concurrent partners. Holbrook officiating. Burial to and loved you dearly. Some day follow in the Holbrook Cem- Golden Isle Hospice Group. • They must be trustworthy. Combo Meal we’ll meet you on God’s golden • They must understand them- etery, Hwy. 437, West Liberty, shore. Around His white throne, Ky., with Potter Funeral Home, selves. Any Sub, French $ 99 MONDAY DEADLINE where we’ll all be together for-

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LEGALS KDMC’s Health Connections program presents purchase price within thirty (30) days Heart & Vascular Screening of the date of sale upon which execution may be levied by the Master Com- missioner of this Court. This free screening is for those age 50 and older and includes: In the event that the successful bidder is the Plaintiff to this action, which lipid panel (fasting required), glucose, ankle brachial index and EKG. has been adjudged to have a lien on that particular tract or parcel of real or personal property bid upon, then and in KDMC cardiologist Richard Ansinelli, M.D., will review your results that event, said party shall not be re- following your screening. quired to make any cash deposit or bond. If any purchaser at said sale shall fail to immediately make cash payment or execute a bond, then the Commissioner Thursday, March 5 • beginning at 8:30 a.m. shall declare the next highest bidder the purchaser of the real estate. KDMC’s mobile unit on the IGA parking lot Upon default of said deposit of post- ing a bond, by the purchaser or purchas- ers, the Master Commissioner shall im- 64 Highway 191, West Liberty, Ky. mediately resell the property upon the same terms and conditions set out Space is limited and appointments are required by calling herein. The hereinabove described real property shall be sold free and clear of the 1.888.377.KDMC claims, interests, liens and encumbrances of all parties herein, except restrictions Additional screening guidelines may apply, which help and easements appearing of record, in us see the people most at risk for vascular disease. the Morgan County Court Clerk’s Office. The risk of loss for the subject property shall pass to the purchaser on the date of sale. Possession of the premises shall pass to the purchaser upon pay- sold “as is”. impaired persons can contact the agency day of March, 2009, at the hour of 12:15 execute a bond, then the Commissioner ment of the purchase price and delivery Bids will be awarded at the next by using the Kentucky Relay Service, a p.m., the following described property, shall declare the next highest bidder the KSP conducting of deed. scheduled school board meeting (special toll-free telecommunication device for lying and being in the State of Kentucky, purchaser of the real estate. The Purchaser shall be required to called or regular), and the Board retains the deaf (TDD). For voice to TDD, call County of Morgan and more particularly Upon default of said deposit of post- traffic safety check purchase fire and extended coverage the right to accept or reject any or all 800-648-6057. Upon request, the docu- described as follows, to-wit: ing a bond, by the purchaser or purchas- insurance on any improvements to the bids. ments can be provided in alternative Tract 1 ers, the Master Commissioner shall im- real property, from the date of sale un- C-2-19-2t formats to individuals with disabilities. BEGINNING at a rock marked “A” mediately resell the property upon the points in 2009 til the purchase price is paid in full to (Pub. Feb. 19, 26) Anyone wishing to comment on the near the road; thence a straight line to same terms and conditions set out Captain Dwayne Depp, com- the extent of the Court-appraised value Cabinets tentative decision must do so Sugar Camp Branch at the fence; thence herein. mander of the Kentucky State of the improvements or the unpaid bal- by March 26, 2009, the close of the 30- with the fence to the branch; thence The hereinabove described real prop- ance of the purchase price, whichever is PUBLIC NOTICE Police at Morehead, recently an- Kentucky Department for day public comment period. Comments with the Branch and up same with Cass erty shall be sold free and clear of the less, with a loss clause payable to the should be submitted to the Division of Elswick’s line to the foot of the hill at claims, interests, liens and encumbrances nounced that troopers of the Master Commissioner of the Morgan Cir- Environmental Protection Division of Waste Management, Underground Stor- the head of the branch; thence a straight of all parties herein, except restrictions Morehead Post will be conduct- cuit Court or the Plaintiff herein. age Tank Branch, 81 C. Michael Daven- line with the Elswick’s line to a hickory and easements appearing of record, in The Defendants, their agents, em- Waste Management ing safety checkpoints in addition Underground Storage port Blvd., Frankfort, Ky. 40601 on the knob; a corner tree that was for- the Morgan County Court Clerk’s Office. to moving patrols throughout the ployees, successors or assigns shall vacate C-2-26-1t merly a corner of William Helton and The risk of loss for the subject prop- the mortgaged premises immediately Tank Branch post area during the entire month 81 C. Michael Davenport Blvd. Stone Cantrell; thence with the said erty shall pass to the purchaser on the upon the confirmation of the Master PUBLIC (LEGAL) NOTICE Stone Cantrell line to the center of the date of sale. Possession of the premises of January and the remainder of Commissioner’s Sale. Frankfort, Ky. 40601 Proposed Closure of Underground ADVERTISEMENT knob; thence with the center of the ridge shall pass to the purchaser upon pay- the year. The purchase shall be required to MORGAN COUNTY between Lower Sand Lick and Sugar ment of the purchase price and delivery assume and pay all taxes assessed such Storage Tanks for Valley Farm Supply This concentrated enforce- The Kentucky Environmental and PLANNING COMMITTEE Camp Branch to a broken top white oak of deed. property for the year 2009 and all sub- Pursuant to Section 324, Title III of on the point; thence a straight line down The Purchaser shall be required to ment effort will utilize members sequent years. This property shall be sold Public Protection Cabinet’s Division of Waste Management is proposing to ap- the 1986 Federal Superfund Amend- the hill and across Lower Sand Lick to a purchase fire and extended coverage of the Selective Traffic Enforce- subject to any ad valorem and real prop- ments and Reauthorization Act (SARA) service tree near the road to Amis insurance on any improvements to the erty taxes not delinquent as of the date prove the closure of petroleum under- ment Program (STEP) in addition ground storage tanks for Valley Farm of 1986 (PL-99-499), the following infor- Cantrell’s line to a large white oak by real property, from the date of sale un- to other troopers and detectives of sale. mation is provided in compliance with the side of the road; thence with Cass til the purchase price is paid in full to Hon. Robert L. Caummisar Supply, located at 6591 Highway 460 assigned to and working viola- West, West Liberty, Ky. 41472. Phillip the Community Right-To-Know require- Elswick’s line to the beginning, contain- the extent of the Court-appraised value Master Commissioner ments of the SARA Law, and open ing 40 acres, more or less. of the improvements or the unpaid bal- tions of the speeding, seatbelt, Morgan Circuit Court Byrd, owner/operator, has submitted documents requesting permanent clo- records provisions of the Kentucky Re- Tract 2 ance of the purchase price, whichever is child restraint and impaired driv- 301 West Main Street vised Statues. Members of the public less, with a loss clause payable to the Grayson, Ky. 41143 sure of the UST system at the facility. A Situated in the State of Kentucky, ing laws, as well as other viola- Closure Assessment Report and Closure may contact the Morgan County Emer- County of Morgan, on the Lower Sand Master Commissioner of the Morgan Cir- C-2-19-3t gency Planning Committee by writing cuit Court or the Plaintiff herein. tions of the traffic laws of Ken- (Pub. Feb. 19, 26, Mar. 5) Classification Guide have b een com- Lick, a tributary of Paint Creek and pleted. Petroleum hydrocarbon levels in Irene Jenkins of 450 Prestonsburg Street, known as the Eli Blevins home farm and The Defendants, their agents, em- tucky. the soil and groundwater are below al- West Liberty, Ky. 41472, or contact by is bounded as follows to-wit: ployees, successors or assigns shall vacate The counties within the Post 8 NOTICE OF BIDS lowable levels for Class III, Soil Table 1, telephone at (606) 743-4169. The Mor- the mortgaged premises immediately Bounded on the East by the land of area include Bath, Elliott, Surplus Vehicles elevated ground water levels for the site gan County Emergency Planning Com- upon the confirmation of the Master Wayne Hill (formerly J.A. Cox Tract); Fleming, Lewis, Mason, Menifee, The Morgan County Board of Educa- according to the Underground Storage mittee conducts meetings in the confer- Commissioner’s Sale. Bounded on the West and South by the tion will receive sealed bids in the office Tank System Facility Classification Out- ence room at the County Office Build- The purchase shall be required to Montgomery, Morgan, Powell, lands of Jesse Gilliam (now the Second of the Superintendent at P.O. Box 489, line in 401 KAR 42:080(E). The Cabinet ing, in accordance with the Kentucky assume and pay all taxes assessed such Rowan and Wolfe. Parties’ land); Bounded on the [sic] by West Liberty, KY 41472 for the purchase proposes to accept the hydrocarbon lev- Open Meetings Law. Members of the property for the year 2009 and all sub- N.W. and Joseph Cantrill (now Alton of the following surplus vehicles: els that remain in the groundwater. This public may request to be notified of sequent years. This property shall be sold Cantrill farm); Containing 100 acres, to • 1993 International School Bus, VIN tentative decision is based on a thorough regular or special called meetings as pro- subject to any ad valorem and real prop- be the same, more or less. 1HVBBPENOPH505493 review of site conditions and regulatory vided in KRS 61.820 and 61.825. Records erty taxes not delinquent as of the date Being the same property conveyed to City Council ... • 1989 Chevrolet Pickup, VIN requirements. of the Planning Committee, including of sale. Dixie Daniels, by deed dated August 4, 1GCDC14ZOKE242767 Copies of reports and related docu- the County Emergency Operations Plan, Hon. Robert L. Caummisar 2003, recorded in Deed Book 195, page (Continued From Page One) Bid information may be obtained by ments are available at the Division of Material Safety Data Sheets, and inven- Master Commissioner 459, Morgan County Clerk’s Records. contacting Michael Wagers at the above Waste Management’s Frankfort Office. tory forms, or any follow-up emergency Morgan Circuit Court The aforementioned real estate can tional costs. address, or by calling (606) 743-8002. To review the documents, contact the notices as may be subsequently be is- 301 West Main Street not be divided without materially im- McKenzie noted that the Bids will be accepted until Tuesday, UST Records Custodian at 800-928-4270 sued, are open for inspection, and mem- Grayson, Ky. 41143 pairing its’ value and shall be sold as a March 3, 2009. Both vehicles are being or 502-564-6716. Hearing and speech bers of the public who wish to review C-2-19-3t Kiwanis Club requested more these records may do so between the whole. The real estate shall be sold on a (Pub. Feb. 19, 26, Mar. 5) than the customary $2,000 from hours of 7:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Mon- credit of thirty (30) days, with the privilege of the purchaser to pay for bid in the council because of increased day, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. LEGAL NOTICE operating costs and mechanical Wednesday between the hours of 7:30 cash, then the purchaser shall make a Jennifer Nickell cash down payment in the amount of ten failures that occurred last sum- Don’t Forget To Renew a.m. and 1:30 p.m. at the West Liberty P.O. Box 12 Elliott Manor Apartments County Government building as required (10%) percent of the purchase price to Hazel Green, Ky. 41332 mer. Your Subscription! by the Kentucky Open Records Law. The cover the costs of the judicial sale; and (606) 662-4657 the purchaser shall execute a bond for “Last year, we spent $3,251 local 24-hour telephone for purposes of Owner: Joshua Grace extra on the pool from Kiwanis Keith Whitley Blvd. emergency notification, as required by the remainder of the purchase price, Lienholder: Credit Union of SARA, is (606) 724-5554. with good surety thereon, to be ap- Robertson Co. funds,” McKenzie said. “It costs C-2-26-1t proved by the Master Commissioner of Dodge Dakota, Quad Cab, 2000 more to run the pool each year, Currently accepting applications this Court, and bearing interest at the I, Jennifer Nickell, intend to obtain rate of twelve (12%) percent per annum and the main pump at the facility NOTICE OF SALE title to the vehicle unless the owner or needs to be replaced. We would for 1 bedroom apartments Commonwealth Of Kentucky from the date of the sale, until paid; ad- lienholder objects in writing within four- Morgan Circuit Court ditionally, a lien shall be retained upon teen days after the last publication of like to make up for our extra ex- RENT BASED ON INCOME Civil Action No. 04-CI-00009 the real estate to be sold herein, to se- this legal notice. penses so we can start even this Billy Jenkins, ET AL, Plaintiff cure the payment of the balance of the C-2-19-1t year.” vs. purchase price within thirty (30) days of Cortis Jenkins, ET AL, Defendants the date of sale upon which execution PROBATE NOTICE Councilwoman Belinda Jor- Call Donna Pursuant to the Judgment and Order may be levied by the Master Commis- Notice is hereby given on this 10 day dan, who serves as pool manager, of Sale in the Morgan Circuit Court, en- sioner of this Court. of February, 2009, that Corbett said the facility provides afford- Monday and Thursday tered on the 23rd day of January, 2009, In the event that the successful bid- Ferguson, Jr. has been appointed the der is the Plaintiff to this action, which able activities for children and in the above styled action, Hon. Robert administrator of the Phyllis Miranda families. At 606 738-5559 L. Caummisar, Master Commissioner of has been adjudged to have a lien on that Ferguson Estate. Anyone indebted to the Morgan Circuit Court, shall proceed particular tract or parcel of real or per- said Estate should pay the undersigned “I believe the pool is a worthy to offer for sale, under the following sonal property bid upon, then and in immediately. Anyone having a claim of cause,” Jordan said. “It is some- Evenings and Weekends terms and conditions, at the front door that event, said party shall not be re- any nature against said Estate should file thing that is needed and is used of the Courthouse, West Lib erty, Mor- quired to make any cash deposit or bond. the same, properly verified, with the gan County, Kentucky, to the highest and If any purchaser at said sale shall fail undersigned no later than six (6) months by many in the county. Operation At 606 768-4063 best bidder, at public auction, on the 6th to immediately make cash payment or from the date of this publication. UNITE has also sponsored sev- Corbett Ferguson, Jr. eral free swimming nights at the 159 Bailey Lane pool, and during those times par- TDD 1-800-648-6056 West Liberty, Ky. 41472 Steve O’Connor ents often attended with their chil- This institution is an equal opportunity provider 522 Prestonsburg Street dren.” West Liberty, Ky. 41472 Jordan said that she would ab- E-Mail: [email protected] C-2-19-1t C-2-26-1T stain from the vote due to her NOTICE OF BIDS position at the pool after Coun- Surplus Vehicles cilman Mark Walter made a mo- The Morgan County Board of Educa- tion to give the Kiwanis Club at tion will receive sealed bids in the office least $2,000. of the Superintendent at P.O. Box 489, Walter’s motion was seconded FOR West Liberty, KY 41472 for the purchase of the following surplus vehicles: and unanimously approved. • 1993 International School Bus, VIN The council also approved the 1HVBBPENOPH505493 designation of City Clerk Sally • 1989 Chevrolet Pickup, VIN Barker as applicant agent for RENT 1GCDC14ZOKE242767 Bid information may be obtained by FEMA funds to repair ice storm contacting Michael Wagers at the above damages totaling an estimated address, or by calling (606) 743-8002. $200,000. Two and three bedroom mobile Bids will be accepted until Tuesday, March 3, 2009. Both vehicles are being “Most of the damage was at homes, extra nice, HUD approved, sold “as is”. the water plant,” Barker said. Bids will be awarded at the next “FEMA will pay 75 percent of our scheduled school board meeting (special storm expenses, and the state will city water, garbage pickup, large called or regular), and the Board retains the right to accept or reject any or all pay 13 percent. I also plan to work lawns. bids. with the state to possibly purchase C-2-19-2t generators for the water plant.” Call 606-743-2233 or 606-7264 after (Pub. Feb. 19, 26) Barker also announced that BID ANNOUNCEMENT she had made a list of possible 9 p.m. Morgan County Fiscal Court will be projects for which the council C-2-26-TF accepting sealed bids for the construc- could request federal stimulus tion of the Morgan County Animal Shel- funds. ter, bids will be accepted until noon, March 5, 2009 and opened at 12:05 p.m. “I don’t know what the in the Judge Executive’s Office, 450 chances are of getting these Prestonsburg Street, West Liberty, Ken- funds,” Barker said. “This list is Edgewood Estates tucky, Qualifications as follows: Must something that we can submit to have attended the pre-bid conference which was held on January 7, 2009. the federal government in order Sealed bids may be submitted to to maybe start these projects by Morgan County Fiscal Court, Judge the year’s end.” Nursing Facility Executive’s Office, 450 Prestonsburg Council members heard a de- Street, West Liberty, Ky. 41472. Morgan County Fiscal Court reserves partmental report from E-911 Di- Frenchburg, KY the right to accept or reject any and/or rector John Conley, who noted all bids. that former Telecommunicator Morgan County Fiscal Court is an Jamie Phipps had resigned, and Equal Opportunity Employer. Has an immediate opening C-2-26-2t that current Telecommunicator (Pub. Feb. 26, Mar. 5) Aaron Barker had completed for a full time training at the Police Academy in PUBLIC NOTICE Richmond. I, Boyd Conley, am holding the fol- In other departmental reports, 7p-7a nurse (RN or LPN) lowing vehicle for storage: 1996 Ford F 350 4x4 crew cab truck, VIN# Water Distribution Foreman 1FTJW36F2TEB30126. Kevin Cantrell recognized water Anyone having a claim and title for department employees who re- Interested parties should contact: said vehicle, contact Boyd Conley, 89 paired several moderate water Nature Drive, West Liberty, Ky. 41472. C-2-26-3t pd. breaks during the past month. JoAnne At: (Pub. Feb. 26, Mar. 5, 12) The West Liberty City Coun- cil meets the fourth Monday of each month at 5 p.m. in the coun- 606-768-9001 cil room at City Hall. EOE Don’t Forget To Renew C-1-22-2T C-2-26-1T Your Hometown Newspaper Since 1910 Your Subscription! PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2009 THE LICKING VALLEY COURIER

62nd District Tournament COURIER SPORTS Lady Cougars eliminated by East Carter, 41-38 By David Patrick Morgan rallied to within one McCowan continues winning Jessica Marshall broke open point, 39-38, on a free-throw by a 27-all tie midway through the Tessa Henry with only nine sec- fourth quarter with three con- onds remaining. But East ways at Transyvania University secutive three-pointers to help Carter’’s Lindsay Combs was East Carter hold on to beat Mor- fouled on the ensuing rebound Former Cougar star has Transy gan County in the opening round and hit both free-throws with of the 62nd District Tournament, seven seconds left for the 41-38 in championship contention 41-38. lead. The Lady Cougars had one By David Patrick Marshall’s shooting exhibi- tion was the obvious difference last shot to tie but misfired on a It seems like only yesterday that Blake in a low-scoring game. Neither three-pointer at the buzzer. McCowan helped lead Morgan County to its first team managed double-figure Leslie Eagle scored 17 points ever 16th region championship. Just two years scoring in each of the first two in her final game in a Morgan later, the Cougar center scored his 1,000th career quarters. East Carter led 9-7 at County uniform—finishing with point and signed to play basketball at Transylvania the end of one and 18-16 at in- a school record 2,164 points for University. termission. her career. Photo By Kent Nickell Fast forward to present-day Lexington. Now MCHS Cougar Mikie Fyffe in as a college junior, McCowan is just as critical to action against Salyersville. Transy’s success as he was to the Cougars’. He has started 20 of 24 games, averaging nearly eight Girls beat Boyd, lose to points contest. He’s second on the team in re- bounds (six per game) and free-throw percentage Shooting Sports (79.5 percent), while being tied for the lead in Breathitt, Montgomery Club signups, blocked shots (14). By David Patrick Tessa Henry and Monica But more importantly, McCowan’s team has Morgan Co. - 52 countered with a combined four registration open just clinched the number one seed in the Heart- three- pointers in the second land Conference tournament. The Pioneers will Boyd Co. 45 In its 12th year, the Morgan- Faith Slone scored six points quarter, but it did little to keep take a 19-5 overall record (13-3) in (HCAC) into the Lady Cougars in the game Elliott 4-H Shooting Sports Pro- post-season play and will host the post-season tour- in the fourth quarter to fuel a 14- gram is looking forward to an- 4 run as the Lady Cougars came and they trailed by 25 at inter- ney this Friday and Saturday at Beck Center. mission. other exciting year ahead! Of- “It’s like I’m back at Morgan County again,” from behind to beat visiting fering 12 and 20 gauge trap as Boyd County, 52-45. After just five points in the McCowan said on Tuesday. “Winning in high Blake McCowan in action at Transy. well as archery, pistol and rifle, school and college is much the same. You’re sur- Morgan struggled out of the first half, Leslie Eagle scored six the club invites new and return- rounded by good players and playing well at the maker for our team.” gate, trailing by four points after in the third quarter and 10 in the ing members ages 9-19 to join! right time. I’m excited about our team.” During McCowan’s high school career, the one quarter and 28-27 at the half. fourth for a team- high 21 points. This 4-H program is made And Transylvania Coach Brian Lane is excited Cougars averaged 25 wins per year, including two The Lady Lions pushed the lead Henry scored 15, with 13 points available by volunteers who have about McCowan. Much of the Pioneers’ offense district and the coveted regional title. The Transy back to three with a 13-point coming in the second quarter. received shooting sports certifi- is structured around McCowan and fellow post- forward admits his high school coach prepared him third quarter, including a three- Montgomery Co. - 75 cation training to work with player Joey Verax. The players lead the team in well for the rigors of college basketball. point basket by Holly Jude. Morgan Co. - 31 youth while teaching them safety field goal percentage (Verax, 55 percent; “Coach (Matthew) Perry had me ready to play But it was Morgan’s defense McKenzie Lee scored 14 of using a rifle, pistol, shot gun McCowan, 53 percent) and regularly draw the at this level,” McCowan said. “Coach Perry was that made the difference over the points to lead three players in or a bow. defense to free-up Transy’s perimeter shooters. much more intense and in your face than Coach final eight minutes during which double figures as top-ranked A mandatory orientation and “Blake has turned into a very special player,” Lane. But it’s been good because it’s allowed me the Lady Cougars held Boyd Montgomery County beat the training for parents and youth Lane said. “His work ethic is tremendous. Blake to see a different approach to coaching. It’s differ- without a goal. The Lady Cou- Lady Cougars, 75-31. will be held 5 p.m. Monday, hates to lose and will give you his best effort event styles, but the end result of winning is the gars got an offensive boost from March 2, at the Morgan County Faith Slone, who scored six of Morgan kept the game re- ery time he takes the court. He’s been a difference same.” spectable early on, trailing by Extension Service on 110 Court her eight points in the fourth St. The training will be taught by quarter. Leslie Eagle added six nine after one quarter and 34-19 at the half. certified shooting sport coaches. of her own in the frame, includ- (Please do not bring guns or ing a perfect four-for-four from But the Lady Indians blew the Subscribe To The Licking Valley Courier! game open in the third period, bows.) the free-throw line. Cost to join the club is $20 to Eagle paced the Lady Cou- outscoring Morgan 20-4 to grab a commanding 31-point advan- help defray clay and target ex- gars with 14 points, while Tessa penses. This membership fee can Henry added 12. Monika tage. Center Mary Jehlik scored four baskets in the quarter, while be made by installments, just as 62nd Dist. Basketball Tourn. McCowan finished with nine. long as it is paid in full by June At East Carter Feb. 23-27 Breathitt Co. - 75 Elizabeth Prewitt added a three- pointer. 1. 1st Place Trophies Girls: Morgan Co. - 47 Plus, actually range experi- Brianna Deaton scored a Morgan scored just five field Trophies, Plaques, Ribbons, Medals Mon. Elliott vs. W. Carter ... 6:00 ence, youth also learn sportsman- Tues. Morgan vs. E. Carter 7:30 game-high 27 points, including goals in the second half—all ship, natural resource education Acrylic Awards, Specialty Awards five three=point baskets, as host coming from Leslie Eagle and All Types Engraving (School Discounts) Thur. Feb. 26 Championship and safety. They are also required Breathitt County rolled to a 75- Tessa Henry, who finished the to perform five hours of service West Liberty, Ky. 41472 Boys: 47 win over Morgan County. game with 17 and 10 points, re- (606)522-3450 Tues. Elliott vs. E. Carter ... 7:00 to the community. The club also Deaton connected on a trio of spectively. travels on an overnight trip and Trophies available at New World Video Wed. Morgan vs. W. Carter 7:00 Fri. Feb. 27 Championship three-pointers in the first quar- Jehlik scored 11 points for hosts an annual Family Night Out Special on Rook Tournament Trophies ter to help the Lady Bobcats to Montgomery while Prewitt and Awards banquet. e-mail: [email protected] C-4-3-tf an 18-3 advantage. added 10. If you are interested in regis- tering or would like to receive more information, contact 4-H Agent Kim Cox at 743-3292 or Shooting Sports Coach Kim LITTLE LEAGUE SIGN-UP Horton at 743-9347 or Belinda Adkins at 743-1534. AGES 5-15 As with all UK Cooperative Extension programs, Morgan T-Ball — $25 County Shooting Sports serves all people regardless of race, The Licking Valley Courier Minor & Little League — $30 color, age, sex, religion, disabil- ity or national origin. Disabilities Junior League — $35 are accommodated with prior For More Information notification. Call Donnie McKenzie, 743-3832 LETTER TO THE EDITOR February 19, 2009 PICK UP FORMS AT Be the Good Samaritan. Let your Representatives Keith Hall, LeslieLeslie EagleEagle && MaryMary BethBeth HarmonHarmon McKenzie Pool Room, T.Edmonds, and Ancel Smith know that you are opposed to HB Tammy Hensley at MCMS 119 (BR306). We--many people MCHS Girls’ Basketball Team and organizations banded to- Donna Perry at PVA Office gether and worked so hard two years ago to get a bill passed to increase the number of EMTs to two, after one miner unnecessar- ily bled to death and left behind a widow and child. 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The training Mr. Barker received will The youth competed for an Report recognizes programs of the Association with their owners, in the Pathfinder help the department fulfill its mission of working with all citizens overall winner from state 4-H headquarters in Saint Joseph, Report that is published annually to preserve life, maintain human rights, protect property and pro- demonstration categories. The Morgan County Missouri. by the Association. mote individual responsibility and community commitment to en- winners will have the opportunity The Pathfinder Program iden- The 2009 Pathfinder Report hance the quality of life for the citizens. to go on to the district level in Angus breeder tifies superior Angus cows based lists 10.017 individual cows and May to compete for a chance to Green Oaks Farm of Mize has upon recorded performance traits 263 Pathfinder sires. It is pub- go to state competition. Listed are been recognized nationally by that are economically important lished online at www.angus.org, the first, second and third place the American Angus Associa- to efficient beef production. and printed copies are available tion® for having one of its regis- These traits include early and from the Association. The largest Local students compete in winners by categories: tered Angus cows included in the regular calving and heavy wean- number of Pathfinder cows from • Presentation Software –Tedd Association’s 2009 Pathfinder® ing weights, Bowman a single herd this year is Klingenberg, first place; Nathan Report. says. Nearly 1.8 million eligible 76. Started in 1978, the Path- 4-H Demonstration event Casteel, second place. Only 2,284 of the nearly dams and more than 5.7 million finder Program continues to rec- • Crafts – Madison Price, first 33,000 American Angus Asso- weaning records were examined ognize outstanding breeders par- The Fourth Annual 4-H Dem- School place; Shelby Roe, second place; ciation members are represented to determine Pathfinder ticipating in the Angus Herd Im- onstration Contest was held on Morgan Granger, Morgan and Sydney Trimble, third place. in this year’s report, according to status. All registered Angus cows provement Records (AHIR®) Pro- Dec. 11, at Morgan County Markwell and Sydney Trimble. • Team Demonstrations – Bill Bowman, chief operating of- that meet the strict Pathfinder gram. Middle School. There were 38 Morgan Central Elementary Kayln Henson and Ashley youth who participated in the con- School Nickell, first place. test. 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