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BENTON – State Auditor Crit Luallen last week released the audit of the 2010 financial statement of Marshall County Sheriff, Kevin Byars. State law requires the Auditor to annually audit the accounts of each county sheriff. The audit revealed the Sheriff ’s expenditures exceeded receipts by PEOPLE $57,837. Byars said the shortfall is largely a result of a downward trend in taxes and fees for services such as car inspections and civil processes, areas which are very difficult for him to predict. — Jody Norwood/Tribune-Courier Also noted in the audit was an over-expenditure for payroll for Marshall County Animal Shelter employee Misti Wagner shares a playful moment with potential adoptive pet Gypsy. The shel- deputies and assistants in the ter has undergone a number of changes recently, curbing the number of euthanizations and raising adoptions by 75 percent. amount of $60,514. For calendar year 2010 the budget for payroll Euthanizations down, has introduced a number of new week since Oct. 3,” Wagner said. had been set at $900,000 as the initiatives and policies this year. “We’ve already had 12 this week. maximum amount. The expended adoptions up at Marshall So far, the changes have worked. Our main goal is to keep the ani- amount came in at $960,514. County Animal Shelter According to employees Lexie Lamb mals going to good adoptive fami- Byars said this could have been and Misti Wagner, adoption rates are lies and not finding their way back prevented if he had gone to the By Jody Norwood up nearly 75 percent over last year. into a shelter.” fiscal court prior to the February Tribune-Courier News Editor Lamb, who began working with the Wagner and Lamb said they’ve deadline and requested an amend- [email protected] shelter Aug. 17, is a licensed veteri- begun a number of new approach- ment, a practice he will follow in nary technician, while Wagner spe- es to help match up the right pet BRIENSBURG – Looking to Haunted Halloween the future. cializes in rescues, adoptions and and potential adoptive family. Pet reduce the number of euthaniza- The same holds true, said Byars, foster programs. Wagner joined the fostering, volunteering, adoption B1 tions and increase the number of for a $17,308 over-expenditure in shelter Oct. 3. drives and other changes recently pets adopted to caring families, the “We’ve had 17 adoptions per Marshall County Animal Shelter Shelter /See page A7 Budget /See page A7

B2 Calendar D1 Classiﬁ ed Aurora wreck results in injuries Editorial A4 —David Green/Tribune-Courier C1 Sports A6 Obituaries A collision at the intersection where U.S. 68 joins Ky. Highway 80 south of Aurora resulted in injury to the drivers of two vehicles Friday morning. The driver of a Ford Taurus failed to yield at the stop sign and struck the side of a PT Cruiser that was westbound on Subscriptions Highway 80, crossing in front of the Home delivery in Marshall County and Taurus. The impact caused significant adjoining counties is $35. damage to both vehicles, with the PT The rate for all other Cruiser landing upside down in the in-state delivery is $42. median. Kentucky State Police and The rate for all Marshall County Sheriff’s Department out-of-state delivery is $44. officers responded to the wreck. All costs are payable in advance. Call 527-3162. County to look at using contractors for property removal Fiscal Court discusses abandoned private property. process of tearing down a mobile look into possible costs. Commissioner Misti Drew raised home in Calvert City. I didn’t know “They have to be abandoned disposal of abandoned the issue Tuesday at a meeting of if it might be something we could according to EPA regulations,” mobile homes the Marshall County Fiscal Court, explore as a court. He doesn’t said Judge Exectuive Mike Miller. noting the number of abandoned charge anything for the removal, “Are they going to take care of the By Jody Norwood mobile homes in the north end of all he requires is a roll-off box.” disposal themselves? If we’re will- Tribune-Courier News Editor the county. Drew said she was unsure of ing to put a box out there, are they [email protected] “We’ve been talking about this what state or federal regulations willing to, or are they expecting us ©2008 issue for some time and I know they might face if the county were to pay for the disposal cost?” Marshall County Tribune-Courier BENTON – County leaders we’ve got our ordinance in place,” to use a third party contractor for County Attorney Jeff Edwards Vol. 123, No. 40 have agreed to look into utilizing said Drew. “I ran across a gentle- removal of abandoned trailers. third party contractors to remove man the other day who was in the Drew asked the court if it could Auction /See page A7

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member fdic A4 Marshall County Tribune-Courier • Benton, KY • Tuesday, October 25, 2011 OPINION Courthouse fire of 1914 Editor’s Note: The following is a special weekly used to light the courthouse. Officials and G. Lovett introduced several witnesses series on county history that will be featured in citizens began to search for Mr. Slaughter, who were friends and relatives of George the Tribune-Courier until its completion. and after no success, it was believed that Slaughter; all who claimed that he was he had tragically perished in the fire. mentally competent. The most damaging Tom By Justin Lamb Two days after the fire, the Marshall piece of evidence was a copy of an appli- Special to the Tribune-Courier County Fiscal Court met in special ses- cation for life insurance applied for by HITER sion in the office of County Attorney E.L. Slaughter days before the crime, in which, • Trib Columnist • Since the founding of the county in Cooper on the second floor of the Bank in response to one of the application’s 1842, Marshall County’s government has of Marshall County (now the Richard questions, Slaughter stated that he had been housed in four different structures. Lewis Building that houses State Farm never suffered from any mental health The first courthouse was built with logs Insurance on Main Street). At this meet- issues and was of sound mind. At the Shakers made and was erected in 1843 on the southeast ing, the Fiscal Court created a committee advice of his lawyer, George Slaughter corner of the present day court square to investigate the fire. Around December chose not to testify. The Commonwealth by Mr. Francis Clayton. With the con- 20, county officials received word that rested their case and Slaughter’s fate was lasting marks tinued growth of the county, a second George Slaughter had written his wife a in the hands of the jury. On the afternoon courthouse was built in 1847 at a cost of letter informing her that he was indeed of Friday, April 23, after an hour delib- $6,000, and Thomas McElrath of Murray alive and had fled the county heading eration the jury found former Marshall on area and Lewis Henderson of Olive were hired north. Marshall County Sheriff Joe County Circuit Court Clerk, George as the principal contractors. By the year Darnall and Commonwealth Attorney Slaughter, guilty of arson and Circuit Shaker communities were built to last. 1888, the county had outgrown the second John G. Lovett made the trip north to Judge William Reed sentenced Slaughter The first structures were usually of logs courthouse, and plans were made for the McCracken County where they discov- to maximum punishment of seven years or planks, but as soon as they could, they construction of a third courthouse to ered that Slaughter had crossed the river in the Eddyville Penitentiary. each began to build out of brick or, where house all county offices under one roof into Illinois. On December 22, Slaughter After the fire, Marshall County Circuit it existed, limestone. Each “family”, and for the cost of $14,000. M. Lewman & was apprehended in Cairo, Illinois and Court was held in Paducah until the com- there might be several families in any Co. was hired as the primary contractors brought back to Marshall County for pletion of a new courthouse. All other given community, usually had one large, and John McKinnon was the architect. questioning of his involvement in the county offices were housed in the second two or even three-story dwelling house County government continued to operate courthouse fire. Slaughter claimed that floor of the McGregor Building in Benton consisting of a kitchen, dining room and in third courthouse until one fateful night he accidentally placed a book on top of and in the south wing of the basement from six to ten bedrooms. Each bed- in December of 1914. an oil lamp in his office which caused the of the Benton Hotel. Construction began room accommodated two to four single At eleven o’clock on the night of fire and when it was apparent that the on the new county courthouse in early beds (there was little use for double beds, Wednesday, December 16, 1914, the citi- fire was out of control, he panicked and 1915 for the cost of $21,000. County Judge remember- they were celibate). Thus, fled the county. Rumors began to circulate John B. Wyatt, County Attorney E.L. forty or fifty people could sleep in the zens of Benton were disturbed from their throughout the county and many believed Cooper, and County Clerk John D. Hall main dwelling. This made for quite an sleep by a commotion on the courthouse imposing structure, especially in the first square. Curious citizens stepped outside that Mr. Slaughter was burning records were given the task of management of quarter of the nineteenth Century. their homes to find that the county court- to cover up his part of the corruption the Courthouse Construction Committee. At Pleasant Hill, there were three “fami- house was engulfed in flames. The citi- scandal of his predecessor, Circuit Clerk The cornerstone for the new courthouse lies” along one side of what is now US zens immediately sprang to action doing Robert I. Blagg. Mr. Slaughter was Chief was laid on July 17, 1915. According to the highway 68, with the meeting house and whatever necessary to save the burning Deputy Circuit Clerk under Blagg, who Mayfield Messenger, items placed inside another huge, “family” type building courthouse. Many risked their own lives, had resigned in disgrace a year prior the cornerstone were a brief statement called “The Trustees” on the other side. entering the courthouse to help save valu- after being convicted of malfeasance and about the county; names of the county Center Family is built of limestone quar- able records from the county vault. The misuse of court funds. Slaughter was officials, post offices, and postmasters; the ried from the property, and the other two records were saved, but the fire was far charged with arson for the burning of amount of taxpayers property; number of dwellings and the Trustees were built of too great to be contained and the court- the Courthouse and held in the Marshall poll tax payers and voters; a copy of the brick. A couple of miles west of Pleasant house quickly burned, leaving only its County Jail. George Slaughter was forced Tribune Democrat and Hardin Enterprise Hill, proper, is yet another “family”, West outer shell. According to one citizen, John to resign as Circuit Court Clerk and Mr. issues reporting the courthouse fire; a Lot. All together, they farmed several F. Rayburn, who was a young boy at the H.M. Holland was appointed until an elec- photograph of the old courthouse; list of thousand acres of prime Kentucky blue- time, said that flames could be seen at tion could be called. workmen on the new courthouse; and a grass, and also ran a steamboat wharf and least 2 miles away and due to the high In April 1915, George Slaughter’s case horseshoe with the Masonic emblem on it. boating operation on the nearby Kentucky winter winds, burning papers were flying was brought to trial in front of Circuit This courthouse is still in use today. River. all across town. (Note: John F. Rayburn Judge William Reed at the McCracken Among other things, the Shakers essen- would later serve as County Judge from County Courthouse. The defense entered Sources: tially invented the modern seed business. a plea of not guilty by reason of insan- The Hopkinsville Kentuckian. Newspaper They were dedicated horticulturalists, 1962-1966). ity, and Dr. H.P. Sights, superintendent archives Hopkinsville, Kentucky. 1914- 1915. and they early on began to save excellent The only person in the courthouse that varietal seeds, dry them and sell them up night was the Circuit Court Clerk, Mr. of Western State Mental Institution of The Paducah Sun. Newspaper archives. and down the river. They also introduced George Slaughter. Slaughter worked late Hopkinsville, was the only witness to take Paducah, Kentucky. 1914-1915. citrus fruits to our part of the world, to write up court orders for the Circuit the stand on behalf of Mr. Slaughter. Marshall County Public Library. Oral bringing the first lemons from Florida to Court that was set to convene the follow- Dr. Sights testified that he had examined History: John F. Rayburn. central Kentucky and learning to grow ing day. According to a local merchant, Slaughter a few days prior and that in his History of Marshall County. Marshall the trees indoors and sell the fruit in the Mr. Slaughter was last seen a few hours professional opinion Slaughter may have County Genealogical Society. 1985 wintertime. In the process, they invented prior to the fire at his store purchasing been mentally deranged on the night of Marshall County Archives: Building of the a particular variety of lemon pie called five gallons of coal oil for the oil lamps the fire. Commonwealth Attorney John Courthouse 1915. “Shaker Lemon Pie” that is, according to people who are fond of that particular genre of dessert, to absolutely die for. All this was done, remember, in strict segregation between men and women, and between Shakers and the rest of the world. The mind boggles at the possibility. In any event, the village, along with its colony in Logan County (Shaker Village at South Union) died out and was sold off to “the world”. Many of the fine old buildings burned or just rotted away. In 1961, a Kentucky businessman decided to try to save what was left, and began to buy up the old places and restore them. While several of the wooden buildings were gone, it proved possible to resurrect many of the stone and brick structures. Today (and for several years) it is possible to once again sleep in the wonderful old “family” dwellings, tour the shops and eat Shaker meals in the Trustees. It is one of the most peaceful and most beautiful places this writer has ever spent time in. It is well worth the trip to Mercer County, to see and to experience.

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Anna Crass may be mailed to Filbeck- c/o Collier Funeral Home, Hardin, and Loman Dale Bohannon of Benton, and Friends may call from Anna Belle Wyatt Crass, Cann and King Funeral P.O. Box 492, Benton, KY Brown of Bath, Ohio; one Mildred Jaco of Benton. 5-8 p.m. Tuesday at Byrn 88, of Home, 1117 Poplar Street, 42025. sister, Alta Pearl Vostry of She was preceded in Funeral Home. Gallatin, Benton, Kentucky 42025. Alaska; 5 grandchildren; death by two sisters, Donations may be made to Tenn. Peggy Clements and 5 great-grandchil- Chlotille Noles and Jo Lourdes Hospice, P.O. Box died Jean Stevenson Peggy Nell Martin dren. Frances Fieldson; one 7100, Paducah, KY 42002- Tuesday, Jean Marie Stevenson, Clements, 82, of Calvert He was preceded in death brother, Eugene Clayton 7100 or to the American October 52, of Calvert City, died City died October 18, at by his wife, Virginia Ruth and her parents, Paul Cancer Society, 3140 Parisa 18, at Friday, October 14, at her home. Lyles Brown; four broth- R. Clayton and Laurene Dr., Paducah, KY 42003. Sumner her residence in Calvert She had worked as a ers, Leonard Brown, L.D. Sasseen Clayton. Regional City. She was a member cashier at Piggly Wiggly Brown, Elwood Brown and Funeral services were Medical of the St. Pius X Catholic in Reidland and was a John Thomas Brown; and held October 23, at Filbeck- Gary Mallory Center in Church. member of Church of two sisters, Mable Farmer, Cann Crass She was the daughter Jesus Christ of Latter-Day and Pauline Hatchett. His & King Gary Lynn Mallory, 52, Gallatin. of Boaz died Tuesday, She was a Marshall of the late Kenneth Neal Saints. parents were, William Funeral Sr. and the late Dolores She is survived by her Harvey and Mary T. Home. October 18, at Saint Louis County, Kentucky native, University Hospital. retired seamstress, and of (McCardle) Neal. husband, James Rogers Newsom Brown. Bro. C.C. Mr. Mallory attended the Methodist faith. She is survived by her Clements; three daugh- Services were held Brasher Elva Baptist Church, She is survived by one husband, Harry Frizzell ters, Karen Seibert of Thursday at Blalock, and Bro. son, Joseph Martin Crass of Calvert City; three sons, Reidland, Gail Gossum of Coleman & York Funeral Brad He was the former scale of Gallatin, Tenn.; two Patrick Frizzell, Andrew Possum Trot, and Marsha Home with the Rev. Bob Walker manager for the Paducah- daughters, Gwen Barnes Stevenson, and Sean Neal Harris of Reidland; two Cain officiating. Burial offici- McCracken County of Manhattan, Ill. and all of Calvert City; two sisters, Helen Byrd and followed at Murray ated and Lamb Riverport Authority. Carol Harmon of Kuttawa; daughters: Stephanie Mary Ann Warren, both Memorial Gardens. buri- He is survived by his one daughter-in-law, and Elizabeth Stevenson of Marshall County, and Condolences may take al followed in the wife, Sherry Lynne Lucas Penny Crass, of Joliet, Ill.; both of Calvert City; one 11 grandchildren. the form of contribu- Birmingham Cemetery. Mallory; two daugh- two sisters-in-law, Bobbie stepdaughter: Marlena She was preceded in tions to Brewers United ters, Sarah Jo Mallory Wyatt and Vicki Wyatt, of Frizzell Moss of Paducah; death by one brother. Her Methodist Church Amy Sasseen of Paducah and Katelyn Benton; 7 grandchildren; three brothers, Kenneth parents were Herman Building Fund, 2285 Jack Amy H. Sasseen, 53, of Elise Mallory of Boaz; and 9 great grandchil- Neal Jr. of Calvert City, C. and Ruth Nuckolls Treas Road, Kirksey, KY Benton, died Saturday at his father, David Mallory dren. Joseph Neal of Texas, and Martin. 42054; or The Oak Grove her home. of Paducah; one sister, She was preceded in Kevin Neal of Benton; six Services were held Cumberland Presbyterian She was of the Baptist Lisa Mallory Hobbs of sisters: Patricia Swinford October 20, at Milner Church Building Fund, faith. She was an internal death by her husband, Paducah; two brothers, of Calvert City, Lillian and Orr Funeral Home 2674 Magness Road, auditor with Murray State Keith Crass; one son, James Lee Mallory of William Keith Crass; four Chapman of Owensboro, of Paducah. Burial will Benton, KY 42025. University. Mary Neal of Va., Kathleen follow at Woodlawn She is survived by her Paducah and Roy Mallory brothers Sam Wyatt, Van of Bremen, Ind.; one Wyatt, Joe Carl Wyatt Erickson of New Orleans, Memorial Gardens. Beatrice Lamb husband, Stan Sasseen; La., Rita Neal of Fla., and Beatrice Lamb 83, of her mother, Mary Lee grandchild; and several and Johnny Dean Wyatt. nieces and nephews. Her parents were Marvin Noreen Patton of Benton; William Brown Benton, died Friday, Sutherland Holland of He was preceded in Wyatt and Wilma Creason and 7 grandchildren. William Harry Brown, October 21 at Lourdes Mayfield; one daughter, death by his mother, Ruby Wyatt. Funeral services were 91, of Hardin died October Hospital. Jessica Edgell of Hawaii; Graveside services for held at St. Pius X Catholic 17 at Murray-Calloway Co. She was a member one son, Jay Sasseen of Eaton Mallory. Anna Belle Wyatt Crass Church on October 21, Hospital. of Briensburg Baptist Portland, Ore.; and two sis- Services were held were held October 21, at Father Shaijv Thomas Mr. Brown was a mem- Church. ters. Friday at the Lone Oak Benton Cemetery with officiated. ber of Hardin-Berkley She is survived by her She was preceded in chapel of Milner & Orr David Hendrickson offici- Interment followed at Lodge No. 567 F&AM. He husband, Merlin Louis death by her father, Huston Funeral Home with the ating. Calvert City Cemetery, in was a retired farmer and- Lamb of Benton; one Douglas Holland. Revs. Mike Littrell and Expressions of sympa- Calvert City. was a World War II U.S. daughter, Iris Sims of Services will be at 2 p.m. Joel Ray Harper offici- thy may take the form Memorial contributions Army veteran. Benton; 2 grandchildren; Wednesday in Byrn Funeral ating. Burial followed of donations to Benton may be given to the Jean He is survived by two 2 great grandchildren; Chapel with the Rev. Spence in Brooks Memorial Cemetery Fund, donations Stevenson Memorial Fund sons, Charles W. Brown of and two sisters, Jackie Pate officiating. Gardens. Choppers Salon to help raise funds for Parr family By Jody Norwood currently undergoing treatment Northington, owner of Choppers hoodies for $30. Orders should be Tribune-Courier News Editor at Vanderbilt University Medical Salon. “Now it’s returned as leu- placed before Nov. 18 by phoning [email protected] Center in Nashville, Tenn. kemia. Our goal was to raise $2,500 Northington at 210-8457 or Parr’s BENTON – Friends and fam- Parr’s family has been with her and we’ve already met that, so our daughter Brandi Edwards at 703- ily are rallying around a local as she undergoes treatment. Her new goal is $5,000.” 1259. woman in her fight against cancer. sister, Sheila Gold, was a perfect Funds will go to help cover Choppers will also host a cook- A fundraiser is being planned to bone marrow match. Barbie’s expenses as treatment is likely to out from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 8. help cover medical expenses for husband David works at Marshall extend into the new year while hav- Tips from haircuts given through- Marshall County resident Barbie County Hospital. ing to reside in Nashville. out the day will go to the Parrs. Parr. Parr, who is employed by “We are having a fundraiser To help raise funds, Choppers Northington said lunch deliveries Alcan Composites in Benton, is for my aunt who had breast can- will be selling “Fight the Good are possible by phoning ahead at cer five years ago,” said Janssen Fight of Faith” t-shirts for $20 and 252-0034. Board of Health approves new policies Thursday Tire Amnesty ends Cell phones, attire and Whitworth. “This book is actu- until a new one could be dissemi- County continues gram is supported annually by the Waste Tire ally a rewriting of the Kentucky nated to employees. taking tires at inclement weather Administrative Regulations that “We need to have all employees Trust Fund established standards approved we’re required to follow anyway. sign off that the information has recycling center by the Kentucky General Assembly in 1998. The KARs have been updated since been provided to them, that it is 2000, but this book has not.” available either at our facility or Staff Report Tires may still be By Jody Norwood brought to the recycling Tribune-Courier News Editor Whitworth said the last KARs online,” Johnson said. “If we dis- www.tribunecourier.com [email protected] update was in April of this year. cipline anyone for a violation, you center located at 835 She asked the board to consider have to provide them with a copy BENTON – Marshall Benton - Briensburg Rd. The center will accept BENTON – The Marshall County doing away with its present proce- and make them aware of it.” County Refuse will no up to five passenger and Board of Health approved a number dure manual in favor of adopting a The board agreed to leave the longer be accepting tires light truck tires at no cost. of policies at its meeting Thursday. more current one based on current current manual in place until a at its nine transfer sta- Additional tires will be The board also discussed updating KARs. new one could be made. tions located throughout accepted with a $1 charge its administrative policies. Board member Martin Johnson The board also discussed and the county. The county per tire. “Back in 2000, the board approved suggested the health department approved inclement weather, dress participated in tire For more information, this book of personnel policies and continue working under guidelines code and cell phone usage poli- amnesty days from Sept. phone the recycling cen- procedures,” said director Lisetta set forth in the current manual cies. 29 through Oct. 1. The pro- ter at 527-2743. Court proclaims Love Light Tree Day Nov. 3 recognized court met with Marshall hospital decorations and County Hospital’s Ladies a $500 healthcare-related for Marshall County Auxiliary. The Auxiliary is scholarship. Hospital Ladies planning it’s annual Love The court also agreed to Auxiliary’s fundraiser Light Tree Day Dec. 5. This a safe school week proc- >`iÊÊÀ`]Ê Melinda /ÞÊ Ã]Ê* Garrett, PA-C will mark the 25th annual lamation after hearing "/!2$#%24)&)%$).$%2-!4/,/'9>`iÊÊÀ`]Ê /ÞÊ Ã]Ê* By Jody Norwood lighting of the tree. from students Kinsey Tribune-Courier News Editor “This is something they Sharmahorn, Savannah "/!2$#%24)&)%$).$%2-!4/,/'9• General Dermatology [email protected] do every year and all the Smothers and Mariah Acne, Eczema,s'ENERAL$ERMATOLOGY Lupus, Rush, Warts, Etc. money they make they put McKenty. Acne, Eczema,s'ENERAL$ERMATOLOGY Lupus, Rush, Warts, Etc. back into the hospital for The court proclaimed • Moles • Skin Cancer!CNE %CZEMA ,UPUS 2USH 7ARTS %TC • Ultraviolet Light Therapy for Psoriasis & Eczema BENTON – The Marshall !CNE %CZEMA ,UPUS 2USH 7ARTS %TC the benefit of the patients,” Oct. 16 through Oct. 22 • Moles • Skin Cancer • Ultraviolet Light Therapy for Psoriasis & Eczema County Fiscal Court rec- s-OLESs3KIN#ANCERs5LTRAVIOLET,IGHT4HERAPYFOR0SORIASIS%CZEMA said Judge Executive Mike as Safe Schools Week in • V-Beam Laser ognized two community s-OLESs3KIN#ANCERs5LTRAVIOLET,IGHT4HERAPYFOR0SORIASIS%CZEMA Miller. Miller said the Marshall County. The idea (Facials6 "EAM,ASER• &V-Beam Leg Veins, Laser Rosacea) groups last week with a Auxiliary in the past year is to help provide a safe *At Paducah Offi ce Only pair of proclamations. The &ACIAL,EG6EINS 2OSACEA (Facials6 "EAM,ASER & Leg Veins, Rosacea) had purchased a rhythm environment free of vio- Marshall County Hospital *At Paducah Offi ce Only simulator, portable ventila- lence or danger in schools. s,ASER!CTIVATED0HOTODYNAMIC4HERAPY&ACIAL,EG6EINS 2OSACEA • Photodynamic Therapy Ladies Auxiliary and (For Pre-Cancers) tor, an AED, a multi-media “This [proclamation] has 0RE #ANCER !CNE2OSACEA students from Marshall • Photodynamic*At Paducah Offi ceTherapy Only shredder, three flotation also been signed by Steve s,ASER!CTIVATED0HOTODYNAMIC4HERAPY County High School met mattresses, and various Cary, mayor of the City Now Seeing.OW3EEING-ARSHALL#OUNTY0ATIENTS Patients (ForAt Marshall Pre-Cancers) County Hospital (Haltom with the court Tuesday. 0RE #ANCER !CNE2OSACEA other equipment for the of Benton,” Miller said. “I *At Paducah Offi ce Only The court proclaimed Building)AT2EGIONAL-EDICAL!SSOCIATES%VERY&RIDAY on Mondays. Call for Appointments - 444-8477 hospital. want to compliment these Nov. 3 as Love Light Tree .OW3EEING-ARSHALL#OUNTY0ATIENTS The Auxiliary hopes to young ladies. There are Now Seeing Patients At Marshall County Hospital (Haltom Day in Marshall County. Dr. Ford now sees patients in Marshall County every Monday. raise $5,000 through this many groups that promote Building)AT2EGIONAL-EDICAL!SSOCIATES%VERY&RIDAY on Mondays. Call for Appointments - 444-8477 The proclamation signed year’s fundraiser. Last year our school and promote Tuesday came after the the group gave $1,000 for our county.” 7ELLNESS7AYs$RAFFENVILLE +9s2601 Kentucky Ave-DOB #1, Suite 402-Paducah, Ky Marshall County Tribune-Courier • Benton, KY • Tuesday, October 25, 2011 A7 CONTINUED

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his operating budget of $357,962, which We are going to be tight this year. I have came in at $375,270. This line in the budget been keeping a very tight watch on things includes such items as tires, gasoline and because of the shortfall last year. I current- repairs and maintenance. ly have a spending freeze on everything,” But County Judge Executive Mike Miller said Byars. said the fiscal court would not have, and Byars also noted several cost saving mea- going forward, will not automatically grant sures he has taken including moving to GM those amendments without a careful review vehicles to take advantage of a one hun- of the circumstances. dred thousand mile warranty, versus the “I’ve asked everybody to cut, including 36 thousand mile warranty offered on Ford me. I want to be as fair as I can be, but vehicles. He said this extends his fleet’s life we are working with the tightest budget under warranty by about three years, sav- I’ve seen in 37 years,” said Miller. “I have ing the department thousands of dollars. talked to the County Attorney and asked He also points to federal grant money that he set up a meeting with Kevin. My which has been used to upgrade equipment biggest question is how are we going to in the department. prevent this going forward.” “I believe we are up to about $940,000 in Miller noted he has cut the road depart- grants right now,” said Byars. This has ment budget by $500,000 this year and the allowed us to keep up on technology that Marshall County jail has had to be subsi- is available. It will be at least four to five dized due to an increased number of pris- years before we have to look at replacing oners being sent to private prisons rather anything.” than county detention centers. The state audit also noted federal grants “I want everyone to take a close look at were expended on unallowable costs, cit- their budgets and hold the line. Everybody ing polo shirts containing the Kentucky needs to work together and work through Sheriff ’s Ranch logo that were purchased this thing.” using federal awards. Byars said he was not Byars says holding the line is exactly aware until recently of a list of approved — Jody Norwood/Tribune-Courier what he is doing now. items and that the shirts were worn by “Right now we are doing a good job. deputies while on duty. Marshall County Animal Shelter employees Mista Wagner (left) and Lexie Lamb (right). The two have spearheaded major changes to make the shelter more inviting to potential pet adopters. implemented are all aimed home,” Wagner said. “It we can hopefully do spay- Property from page A1 at finding the right home also helps us match up pos- ing and neutering here on for a pet. sible adoptive families with site,” Lamb said. “There’s said a new state law more than a hazard,” Drew well as being potential fire “I’ll try to go in with them the proper animal. We had going to be large bathing could complicate removal said. “If our only cost is hazards. They also lower and counsel them,” Wagner one that fostered for us on area also.” even more. According to disposal, it would be a lot overall property values in said, noting that she tries family day and they decided The shelter is currently Edwards, any tract of land easier to bear that burden an area. to let each adoptive family they wanted to keep it. A running a spay and neuter 10 acres or more is consid- than to take our crews tak- The court agreed to gather know about the attitudes lot of them will fall in love program through its volun- ered agricultural property. ing these properties down.” information on the potential and interests of a poten- with them and decide they teer group. T-shirt sales and The law limits what county Abandoned homes pres- cost of disposing of aban- tial pet. “Usually with the fit well into their family. donations go to help spay officials can do to remove ent problems by attracting doned trailers and discuss variety of animals we get That’s an option, to foster and neuter pets. abandoned structures. nesting forms of wildlife, as it at a future meeting. in, we have something that first before adopting to see “We’d like to see enough “We, especially in the old will match them perfectly. It if it fits in well with their money come in through our portion of Gilbertsville, might not be the color they other pets and their chil- volunteer group to spay and have so many of these prop- wanted or the sex they want- dren.” neuter the majority of ani- erties and they’re nothing Fall Festival ed, but once you explain to In addition to letting the mals that are adopted out,” them the personality, they’re pets go out to potential fam- Wagner said. more open to that.” ilies, Lamb and Wagner are Wagner said anyone inter- BENTON FIRST UMC Wagner said if shelter utilizing volunteers on site. ested in a T-shirt can find 845 US Highway 641 S • Benton employees don’t think they Volunteers participate a out more via the shelter’s High school have a compatible pet, few hours each week work- Facebook page. The page SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 6-8 P.M they’ll encourage the fam- ing with pets and providing also has information for evacuated ily to wait until one comes extra care. ordering Kuranda dog cots, •Chili, Hot Dogs & Desserts in. which the shelter is cur- Staff Report “We try to adopt out every Expanded Facilities rently seeking to add. www.tribunecourier.com Starting at 6:00 p.m. animal that comes through Grant monies will help “We have four donated so BENTON – Marshall the doors if we can,” Wagner provide additional services far,” Wagner said. “People •Pumpkin Carving said. “Last year there were for pets, as well as allowing on our Facebook page can County High School was 234 adoptions all year. The the shelter to house more click on the link we have evacuated briefly last week & Decorating only animals we’ve had to animals. and order the cots online when a handwritten note was euthanize since Lexie and “We’re actually going to and they ship them directly discovered by a custodian. •Trunk or Treating I have been here have been build on and have more to us. The cots help keep the Trent Lovett, sick or injured. There have cat cages where we can dogs up off the floor.” Superintendent of Marshall 7 - 7:30 p.m. been no healthy animals house more cats,” Lamb In addition to being County Schools, said stu- put down.” said. “We’re going to have a uncomfortable, the cold dents were evacuated and ‘caterium.’ It will be an out- concrete can also lead to entrances to school property •Hayrides, Campﬁres, Foster Families side part where the cats can hip and skin problems for were blocked while lockers, “Families can come in if go and climb on the trees. pets. the rooftop and other areas S’Mores & More! we get a situation of over- We’re really excited about were checked. Students were crowding, or if a family that. It gives them a place to Open Door allowed to enter the build- is contemplating getting a play and socialize.” Many of the changes ing once all was deemed pet,” Wagner said. “A lot of More room to house dogs implemented also work to clear to get their belongings people might be able to fos- will be provided by two addi- make the shelter a more and school was dismissed at ter on the weekends just to tional dog runs. A fenced in inviting place. normal time. get the dogs out of the shel- area will be erected to allow “Our door is open,” Everyone Welcome! ter and help them socialize, dogs to be taken outside for Wagner said. “We want the give them a little excerise. physical activity. public to know things have It breaks up the monotony “They can take them off changed and continue to for the animals. It helps to the leash or play ball with change. We invite the pub- make them more adoptable. them,” Lamb said. “Plus lic to come out and visit. We’re working hard to keep the dog gets socialization The shelter isn’t a sad place the animals familiar with and exercise. Right now to come. The animals are people. If they’re caged for we don’t we have a good well taken care of. They’re very long, their personali- place to walk dogs. If you’re loved and played with, and ties do change.” interested in a dog it’s kind we’re doing our best to get The shelter hopes to have of hard to tell if they like every animal adopted.” a number of foster families you or not [on a leash]. We The shelter is open from ready for pets to go out on also have a lot of dogs that 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday a regular basis. Families are high energy. It will be a through Friday. They are will have to be screened good place to let them out located behind the county before pets are made avail- during the day.” recycling center on Benton- able. Both cats and dogs are The expansion may also Briensburg Road. Pets are available for fostering. help reduce the pet popula- updated on the shelter’s “It helps the pet and fos- tion. facebook page regularly, ter families get the bene- “We’re building on a surgi- or for more information, fit of having a pet in the cal suite in the back where phone 527-0954.

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Contact: Katherine Doty, Features Editor 527-4558; 527-4567 (fax) PEOPLE [email protected] BSECTION Halloween MARSHALL COUNTY TRIBUNE-COURIER TUESDAY, October 25, 2011 advice for keeping your children safe during trick-or-treating see page B2 Hauntings of the Local Kind

Local legends part harmed; rather, it is the Hitchcock’s “Psycho” •The Glowing legends from the area. USDA NRCS in of a universal human adrenalin rush that comes to Hardin’s Chainsaw Tombstone, Oak Level According to local teen- with the threat of being Slaughterhouse, there has Road near the Purchase age paranormal psychol- Kentucky condition – a need harmed that explains the never been any significant Parkway overpass ogists, the cause of the release 2012 Farm Bill (for some of us) to be motivation. shortage of stimuli for BACKSTORY: There was tombstones’ glow is “prob- frightened So says Texas Tech those who seek it. And it a gravestone in a ceme- ably ghosts.” At a visit to participation University’s Dr. David did not require an author tery which was adjacent a private cemetery in the Rudd, chairman of the and publishing company, to a barn. If a car’s head- Land Between the Lakes, information Staff Report www.tribunecourier.com Department of Psychology a filmmaker nor even lights were aimed precise- some members of a ghost- see page B5 at the Lubbock, Texas, BENTON – Nobody likes school, as quoted in a 2006 to be afraid – right? article by John W. Davis Wrong. Absolutely and on the Texas Tech Today ONLINE positively incorrect. The website. holiday that concludes “People like being scared THIS WEEK the month of October is because they enjoy the offered as Exhibit A in autonomic arousal and the Check out the Trib’s support of that judgment. associated safety of, say, website for the latest in While it may be true that a scary movie, because it gives them the rush with- news alerts and county some of us fear fear, many of us embrace getting the out the risk,” Rudd said. events! bejabbers shocked out of This is an explanation www.tribunecourier.com us. We avidly seek out the of the long-standing popu- experience. larity of horror movies, It isn’t that such thrill- scary stories and all the seekers want to be legends associated with Halloween. The autonomic ner- vous system (ANS) is also known as the visceral ner- vous system. “Visceral” is plural for an anatomical –Katherine Doty/ Tribune-Courier word referring to internal The “Underpass” in Benton during a cold and rainy October night. organs; the phrase “visceral reaction” means, lit- creation of a commercial ly, the glare would cause hunting expedition wait- erally, a “gut reaction” in enterprise by a local entre- the tombstone to glow an ed outside the gate. One American slang. preneur. All it took was eerie blue color. The stone tossed a rock into the cem- The ANS, without need for a story to be told, and reportedly marked the etery and the others came of any conscious com- re-told, and embellished, grave of a 2-year-old girl running out, claiming to mand to do so, controls and for the imagination and its inscription eulo- have seen some glowing things such as heart rate, (and the autonomic ner- gized her by stating, “‘She red eyes and have heard respiration, salivation, vous system) to take over was the sunbeam of our something moving in the dilation of pupils and and do the rest. household.” trees. Needless to say, they other things which may A selection of local leg- GHOST HUNTERS’ were not amused when result in the manifesta- ends and myths follows, EXPERIENCE: The barn they learned about the tion of symptoms in some- as narrated by some local has been torn down, so rock-tossing. one who becomes excited self-styled paranormal this legend is part of his- •The Blair Witch House, – or scared. psychologists (or, as they torical folklore now. Possum Trot From Mary Shelley’s call themselves, “ghost NOTE: There are other “Frankenstein” to Alfred hunters”: “glowing tombstone” Hauntings /See page B6

Thanks to Kentucky Mrs. Grant left Utilities/LG&E, Kentucky and Chloe gath- President Jefferson Davis were born Press Association and the ered up books in log cabins in Kentucky. Jefferson KY Secretary of State for cymbals, we’ll be great! Besides, the and newspaper Davis was born in Fairview, Kentucky, helping to make this statewide lit- money we’re making at the library articles while I logged on the Internet. on June 3, 1808, and Abraham Lincoln eracy project possible. Go to www. and the money we’ll make playing We knew about Lincoln but not about was born in Hodgenville, Kentucky, kypress.com to hear each chapter gigs (I said, after hearing Bark use Jefferson Davis. I typed his name on February 12, 1809. That’s interest- and try the chapter activities. that term), I can pay for the window in the search box, and thousands ing,” Chloe said. “Both presidents “I can’t believe it!” I told Chloe as and lessons.” I was convincing Chloe of entries appeared. I narrowed my during the Civil War were from we walked to work. “The Barkstreet when we entered the library. search to “Jefferson Davis - Civil Kentucky - born about 100 miles Band wants me to be their drum- “Mornin’, pups,” Mrs. Grant greet- War.” The first entry that appeared apart, less than a year apart - yet mer,” I said, walking on clouds since ed us with a bright smile. said, “Jefferson Davis, President of they were on opposite sides of the their lead singer, Bark, asked the “Good morning,” we replied in the Confederate States.” war, fighting for completely different night before. unison as we put our sack lunch “Chloe, what are the Confederate outcomes.” “Think you can do it, Woody?” Chloe in the refrigerator. Once settled, we States?” I asked. Like me, Chloe “It just confirms what I always say: asked, looking concerned. “You just took our list from the day before hadn’t heard the term. We clicked on We small-town kids from Kentucky bought the drums and you haven’t and provided Mrs. Grant with the the entry, and Chloe began reading can do great things,” I said, puffing had lessons. The Barkstreet Band information we’d gathered for the aloud. out my chest. “How were they differ- plays lots of concerts.” “Background” section. “In 1860, Abraham Lincoln was ent?” “Sure,” I replied. “I’ll practice “The Civil War began in 1861 with elected president. The Southerners We read how Lincoln had little edu- every spare minute. With you on 34 states. Abraham Lincoln was pres- were afraid President Lincoln would cation but became a successful lawyer. ident,” Chloe stated. end slavery. Therefore, 11 southern Davis’ family moved to Mississippi “There were two opin- states seceded - or left - the United where he became involved with cot- ions on who should States, forming their own country ton planting. Davis served in the make laws for the known as the Confederate States of Army during the Mexican War while states - the federal gov- America.” Lincoln, a congressman at the time, ernment or the state “Wow - two countries here in the strongly opposed the Mexican War. itself. One issue they United States! Does it say which 11 Davis was a Democrat while Lincoln were divided on was states left the United States? I asked. was a Whig - and later a Republican. slavery. Slavery was “It says South Carolina, Mississippi, Davis appeared to have a serious legal in the South and Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana demeanor while Lincoln loved to illegal in the North.” and Texas left the United States before tell jokes and stories. During the “Some Northerners President Lincoln took office, and Civil War, Davis was president of wanted slavery to be then Virginia, Arkansas, Tennessee the Confederate States and fought illegal everywhere,” I and North Carolina seceded after for slavery while Lincoln was presi- chimed in. “They were Lincoln took office.” dent of the United States and fought called abolitionists.” “Where’d they go?” I asked. to make slavery illegal, issuing the “Fantastic!” Mrs. “They didn’t go anywhere,” Chloe Emancipation Proclamation, which Grant clapped. “Since explained. “They stayed in the same began putting an end to slavery. you have a great start place but formed their own coun- Though different, they both loved for the ‘Background’ try and their own government. They Kentucky. section, let’s work on wrote their own constitution and I was thinking about how peo- another section for our even elected a president. Guess who ple can be so alike and so differ- Civil War room we’re it was, Woody.” ent when something came across calling ‘Brothers.’ “Uh, Jefferson Davis?” I asked. our computer screen. “Civil War Compare and contrast “Yes,” Chloe confirmed. “And both Battle Reenactment. Calling for Abraham Lincoln and United States President Abraham Volunteers.” Jefferson Davis.” Lincoln and Confederate States B2

B2 Marshall County Tribune-Courier • Benton, KY • Tuesday, October 25, 2011 EVENTS

Senior Citizens MEETINGS&SERVICES Dance from 7 to 10 p.m. on the second and fourth Saturdays at the PETS OFTHE WEEK To make an addition or correction to Meetings & Services, contact Senior Citizens Center in Calvert Mary Garrison at 527-4558 or [email protected] City.

Church The American Legion and Ladies meets on the third Thursday of each Auxiliary William A. Doyle Post 236 The Knights of Columbus of St. Pius month at 8:30 a.m. in the conference X Catholic Church in Calvert City of Calvert City meets at 6 p.m. the room located at the Marshall County first Monday of each month unless it conducts a fish fry from 4 to 7 p.m. Sheriff/911 Complex. They meet the first Friday of each month. falls on a holiday. The post is located March, May, July, September and at the corner of Hwy. 95 and 25 Education November. Info: 527-1333 Littlejohn Ln. in Calvert City. Benton Middle School Site Based Health Kenlake senior lunch and bingo on Decision Making Council meets at Benton Weight Watchers meets 3:30 p.m. the third Wednesday of Thursdays. Lunch, 11:30 a.m. to 1 every Tuesday night at 5:30 p.m. at p.m. $7.95; bingo, 1 to 2 p.m. each month in the conference room. the Woodman of the World building. Phone 527-9091. Weigh-in is at 5 p.m. 800-651- Disabled American Veterans and 6000. The Calvert City Elementary School Auxiliary meets at noon on the Site Based Decision Making Council third Fridays at Mike Miller Park in The Marshall County Agency for Draffenville. will meet at 4 p.m. the third Monday Substance Abuse Policy Board meets of each month through June. Meetings at 2 p.m. the second Tuesday of are in the school conference room. Free veterans’ assistance from 9 a.m. every second month in the grand jury to noon on the first Wednesday of room in the Marshall County Judicial each month at the National Guard North Marshall Middle School Site- Building. For more information, — Katherine Doty — Katherine Doty Based Decision-Making Council has Armory in Benton. Bring discharge contact Larry Jones at 527-4735 or (DD214) and other documents. Phone changed its meeting time to 4:15 Lois Rogalski 252-2709. Clementine is a 3-year-old female Shih-Tzu. p.m. on the second Wednesday of 877-812-0840. Gypsy is a female lab mix. She is about each month. Phone 395-7108. She is mostly black with a couple white mark- 2-years-old and is a very sweet dog. Gypsy Gastric bypass support group will Senior Friends toning class 9 a.m. meet at 7 p.m. the third Thursday of Fridays on third floor of the medical ings. Clementime is in need of a good home is in need of a good home is just one of the South Marshall Middle School Site- each month starting in January. On Based Decision-Making Council will office building at Jackson Purchase and is just one of the many pets up for adop- many pets up for adoption at the Mar- odd months, it will meet at Taylor’s Medical Center. Phone Shirley hold their monthly meeting on the in Draffenville and on even months it tion at the Humane Society, located at 6301 shall County Animal Shelter. The facility fourth Wednesday of each month Hallmark, 527-9748, or LeeAnn will meet at the McCracken County Heflin, 270-251-4470. Hwy. 68E, Benton. The facility is open Monday, is located at 839 Benton-Briensburg Rd. at 3:45 p.m. For more information, Public Library in Paducah. Contact phone 527-3828. Dawn Mallory at 270-534-9181 or Central Senior Citizens serve breakfast Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. and open from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday Robin Stamper at 270-395-7615 for The Jonathan Elementary regularly from 6 to 9 a.m. on the first Friday of to 4 p.m. For more information, contact 354- through Friday. For more information con- more information. each month. Phone 527-9860. scheduled SBDM meetings will be the UPET or visit www.marshallcountypetfinder. tact 527-0954. first Thursday of every month at 3:20 Benton Take Off Pounds Sensibly p.m. in the conference room. North Marshall Senior Citizens host a com. 336 meets at 7 p.m. Thursday at First ham and bean dinner from 11 a.m. to United Methodist Church. The Marshall County High School 1 p.m. each second Tuesday at their center on Aspen Street. The cost is SBDM council will hold regular Benton Take Off Pounds Sensibly 383 meetings on the second Tuesday $4 per person. For more information meets at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at First phone 395-4470. of each month at 3:30 p.m. for the United Methodist Church. COMMUNITYCALENDAR 2009-10 school year. The meetings The South Marshall Senior Citizens will be in the conference room at Marshall County Hospital will offer MCHS. Center in Hardin serves a country October 27 November 7 & 12 free hearing screenings from 9 to 11 ham breakfast the third Tuesday of October 28 a.m. the first Thursday of each month each month. The center also sells silk Annual Fall Health Fair AARP Drivers Safety The Sharpe Elementary School SBDM in Physician Services. Appointments Calvert City meets on the third Tuesday of every flower arrangements with deliveries will be held from 3:00 Program is offering are not necessary. Beverly Thweatt to Murray, Marshall County Hospital Convalescent Center month at 4:15 p.m. in the school will conduct the screenings. p.m. – 6:00 p.m. and free classes for veter- library. and funeral homes. For more info, phone 437-4593. Friday, October 28th fall festival will be ans and their families. Breastfeeding support group meetings from 7 a.m. – 10 a.m. at held from 10:00 a.m. Non veterans may The Central Elementary SBDM council are held the first Wednesday of meets at 4 p.m. on the last Monday The Marshall County Advisory to 6:00 p.m. There will each month beginning at 10:30 Committee on Aging Board meets the Jackson Purchase attend but will have to of each month at the school. The a.m. in the Marshall County Public be a yard sale, bake public is welcome to attend. the third Wednesday of the month Medical Center. Free pay a fee of $14, or $12 Library Conference Room. For more at 9:30 a.m. at the Marshall County sale, games, live music, information phone 252-2730. screenings including for AARP members. Entertainment Senior Citizens Central Office on silent auctions, raffles, The Night Moves Dance Club holds Golf Course Road. blood sugar, cholester- Two classes are being Miscellaneous food and trunk or treat a dance class every Thursday at 7 The Marshall County Needlechasers ol, and blood pressure offered at the First p.m. and every Thursday from 6 to The Central Marshall County Senior meets at 6:30 p.m. the first Tuesday Citizens on Golf Course Road in and flu shots will be will take place from Christian Church in 6:45 p.m. except the first Thursday of each month in the Marshall of each month. Advanced class is at Benton will have a country ham available. All booths will 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. All Benton. Reservations County Library. Workshops for Bags breakfast the first Friday of each 6 p.m. on the fourth Thursday of each of Love are held from 9 a.m. to 1 be located in the main donations all appreci- may be made by month. They are held at the American month from 6-9 a.m. The center will p.m. on the third Tuesday. For more also sell coconut cakes and fried pies. lobby. For more infor- ated. Phone 395-4124 phone, 527-8560 or Legion in Paducah and are open to information, call 527-3347 or email the public. Fun night is held the first Tuesday of ext. 225 for more infor- [email protected]. each month. Dinner is at 5:30 p.m. mation call 251-4580 or 527 8771. with card games, pool, dominos and (877) 554-JPMC. mation. The Bluegrass Hot Wheels Club Marshall County Habitat for meets at 11:30 a.m. every second other games after the meal. For more Humanity meets at 5 p.m. on the information, phone 527-9860. November 13 Saturday of January, March, May, second Monday of each month in the October 27 October 29 Aurora community July, September, and November at Marshall County Fiscal Courtroom. 498 Sunshine Acres Road in Benton. Support Groups Annual Western Mt. Carmel United Thanksgiving ser- Open to all whom are interested. The River of Life Women’s Support Anyone having an interest in Hot Kentucky Health Fair Methodist Church will vice. Help feed the Wheels cars is welcome. For more group meets on the first and third The American Legion Post No. 85 Tuesday from 6:30 to 8:15 p.m. at will be held from 8:30 host a country breakfast hungry. Asking that information phone Shirley Robertson meets at 6 p.m. on the first Thursday 362-0005. the Doors of Mercy Church at 1904 from 7 to 9 a.m. This will of each month at the Woodmen of Main Street in Benton. 354-6338. a.m. to 12:30 p.m. non-perishable food the World building in Benton. For at the Joe Creason be the last country break- items are brought to The Marshall County Amateur Radio more information, call 354-9145. Association meets at 7 p.m. every The Widows Coming Together fast of the year. support group meets each third Community Center in the Unity Cumberland third Tuesday night at the Rescue The Marshall County Explorer Post Squad Building at 201 Ash St. Monday of the Month from 11 a.m. Benton. Free screen- Presbyterian Church 222 meets the second and fourth to 12:30 p.m. and from 6 to 7:30 November 1 Tuesday each month at the Palma p.m. on the fourth Monday of every ings and door prizes. in Hardin at 6:00 p.m. Government Boards/Councils Briensburg Fire Department Station Scholarship Workshop Calvert City City Council meets at fourth Month at the Marshall County Flu shots will be avail- Items will be donated #2 located at 1307 U.S. Hwy Public Library Benton location. The at 6:30 p.m. in the 5:30 p.m. the second Monday of 641N. For more information, contact able. to the Marshall County each month in the council chambers group does not meet in July, August Marshall County High Jonathan Smith at 703-0527 or jonat or September. needline. at city hall. [email protected]. October 28 School cafeteria. Benton City Council meets at 6 p.m. The River of Life Men’s Support group Doug Cook, represen- The Marshall County Republican Party meets on the first and third Thursday The 2nd Annual on the third Monday of each month at meets at noon on the third Tuesday of tative of KHEAA, will Benton City Hall. from 6:30 to 8:15 p.m. at the Doors Reformation each month at Party Headquarters. of Mercy Church at 1904 Main be conducting a work- Street in Benton. 362-9062 Celebration at New To submit items to the The Lakeland Red Cross Board ENO Fire Department holds monthly shop entitled Paying for Members meet on the third Tuesday Covenant Christian calendar of events, board meetings on the first Thursday The Alcoholics Anonymous support College 101 which will of each month at 6:30 p.m. at the each month at 6 p.m. at the fire Academy is being held. email Katherine at fea- Red Cross office. group meets Monday, Wednesday, station. Thursday and Friday at 8 p.m. at Elementary home- include presentations tures@ tribunecourier. the Senior Citizens Building on Golf schoolers are welcome on scholarships, KEES com or mail to P.O. Box The Jonathan Creek Water District Embroiderers Guild of America meets will meet at 5:30 p.m. on the fourth Course Road. The Wednesday and money and overview the second Monday of every month Friday groups are open. Monday and to attend the school 410, Benton. Tuesday of each month. Phone 354- at the Christian Life Center of the First of financial aid. All 8474. Thursday closed. Phone 703-2855 or event at no charge, United Methodist Church in Murray. 354-6661 for more information. seniors and their par- It is an opportunity to participate but attendees must Marshall County Board of Education in needlework in many forms. ents are encouraged meets at 7 p.m. on the third Monday Friends of Bill W. Gratitude hour meets preregister in order to Please bring scissors and the usual at Monday, Wednesday, Friday and to attend. For more of each month in the board conference needlework supplies. For additional participate. For more room. Saturday at noon and Sunday at 6 information about this chapter please p.m. at 6804 U.S. Hwy. 641 N. information please con- information phone Jill contact Mickey Horcher at 354- Grand Rivers City Council meets at For more information call 493-1672 tact the school at 270- Boone at 527-1453 8770. or 362-3711. 5:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday 437-3170. of each month at Grand Rivers City The Amber Light Stained Glass Art Hall. The Alzheimer’s Association Support Guild of Western Kentucky meets Group meets the second Tuesday each second Tuesday at Aire Castle of each month at 6:30 p.m. at Marshall County Hospital Board of Inn B&B at 6:30 p.m. near Benton for Trustees will meet at noon. on the first Briensburg Methodist Family Life fellowship, new technique, ideas and Center. For more information, contact Tuesday of each month in the hospital to exchange knowledge. Classes conference room. Marge Wilson at 354-8702 or offered by some members. 866- Ginalee Wyatt at 527-0932. 403-2473. Advice for a safe Halloween Marshall County Chamber of Commerce meets at noon on the Coping With Cancer support group, Marshall County Chapter 1587 of the 1:30 p.m. on the second Tuesdays of second Tuesday of each month at the National Active and Retired Federal chamber office. each month in the Marshall County Press Release • Make sure your child is able to see out Employees Association meets on the Hospital Conference Room. of their mask properly and can walk in second Thursday of the month. On the Marshall County Conservation District odd numbered months, the meetings Marshall County communities will be their costume without tripping. Board meets at 8 a.m. on the first The Alcoholics Anonymous 12-step are held at the Marshall County Public recovery program meets at 7 p.m. observing Halloween festivities Oct. 31. • Remind kids not to enter a strange Thursday of each month at the USDA Library at 2 p.m. and on even months, Service Center. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Councils for Calvert City, Benton and house or car. a selected local restaurant at 6 p.m. For at the Benton Church of Christ in room more information phone 354-8770. 52. Info: 205-0096 or 527-3585 Hardin all agreed at recent meetings • Inspect your child’s candy before they Marshall County Riverport Authority to encourage residents participating in eat it. Discard any unwrapped or suspi- meets at 4:30 p.m. the second Briensburg Masonic Lodge #401 Marshall County Narcotics events to keep it on the holiday. Normal cious looking goodies. If your child does Tuesday of every other month at the meets on the third Saturday of each courthouse. Anonymous meets from 7 to 8 p.m. month at 6 p.m. Tuesdays at the Senior Citizens curfew hours apply. get sick, call your doctor or the hospital “Unless it falls on Sunday we keep the emergency room immediately and save Marshall County Public Library Board Building in Benton. Phone 362-2276 Ladies Auxiliary Fraternal of Eagles for more information. day the same,” said Benton mayor Steve all wrappers. It is also helpful to deter- meets at noon on the fourth Thursday meets on the first and third Tuesdays. each month at the Benton Branch of Cary at a recent meeting. mine what he or she ate and where it the Marshall County Library. Christian Care Alternative Group at River City Singles is hosting a dance 5:45 p.m. every Wednesday at Several area churches and civic groups came from. every Monday in Grand Rivers at the New Life Assembly of God, 103 will be hosting “trunk or treat” events • Talk to your children about ‘stranger- Marshall County Refuse Board Badgett Playhouse from 7:30 to 11 meets at 9 a.m. the third Tuesday of E 11th, to help people with life- once again this year. danger’ and the safety precautions when p.m. Admission is $10 and includes controlling issues. Childcare is each month at the Marshall County free soft drinks. For more information, Lt. David Jude, spokesperson for the around someone they do not know. landfill. available. Call Rhonda 395-5425 visit www.rivercitysingles.com. for more info. Kentucky State Police, provided some The KSP also wants to remind those safety tips for adults and youngsters so driving on Halloween to be extra cau- Marshall County Tourist Commission Needle Chasers Quilt Guild of meets at 1 p.m. every other month Merryman House Domestic Crisis Marshall Co meets at 6:30 pm Outreach Office of Calloway & Mar- you can enjoy this special night: tious of our small pedestrians. on the third Tuesday at the chamber every 1st Tuesday of each month office. shall Counties is offering a domestic • Make sure your child carries a flash- “On Halloween evening, we’re placing at the Marshall County Public violence education/support group on light, glow stick or has reflective tape our children in probably some of the Library in Benton. If you want to Tuesday at 3:00 pm at the Marshall Marshall County Fiscal Court meets learn to quilt, or are an experienced on their costume to make them more most dangerous traffic situations you on the first and third Tuesday of County DCBS Office. Any person Quilter, come join us for fun. For who is a victim of domestic violence visible. could imagine,” Jude said. “Our children each month at 9:30 a.m. at the more info . contact President Madge courthouse. or suspects they are a victim can • Younger children should be accompa- are outside after dark, they walk along Reising 270-527-3347 or e-mail attend For further information call the [email protected]. outreach office at 270-759-2373. nied by an adult or older sibling. and cross unfamiliar streets and they The Fairdealing-Olive Board of • Instruct your children not to eat any often wear dark colors which are diffi- Trustees meets on every first Thursday The West Kentucky Songwriters of the month, except December at 6 Youth treats until they have been checked by cult for motorists to see.” Chapter of the Nashville Songwriters Story hour for children ages 4-6 at the p.m. The public is invited to attend. If Association International, will meet an adult. you wish to place something on the public library in Calvert City, 1 p.m. the second Monday of every month every Tuesday and Wednesday at agenda, notify the president at least in the Curris Center on the campus 14 days before the meeting. the public library in Benton. Canceled of Murray State University. For more when school is canceled. information please call Janet at 270- The Marshall County E-911 board 293-7252. B3

Marshall County Tribune-Courier • Benton, KY • Tuesday, October 25, 2011 B3 ANNOUNCEMENTS wedding birth Guthrie Griggs

Emily Kathleen Crider and Ethan Daniel Guthrie were united in mar- riage on June 18, at the Aaron and Glendale Church of Christ Cherith Griggs of in Murray. A reception fol- Gilbertsville are lowed at the Maple Center proud to announce in Murray. the birth of their The bride is the daughter son, William Cowan of Frank and Becky Crider. Griggs. She is the granddaughter William was born of Shirley Smith and the on September 19, 2011. late Rudy and Luthe Hall He was 7 lbs 14 oz and and the late Ted Crider. 21.5 inches long. The bride chose Jenny His grandparents Jackson as her maid of are Stan and Wanda honor, Emily Sweet, Lee Griggs of Calvert City Ann Reesor, Patlin Wyatt and Judy Williams of and Jessica Hall as her South Fulton, Tenn. bridesmaids. and Charles Williams The groom is the son of of Cayce. Don and Diana Guthrie. He is the grandson of Dorris and Ruby Hutchens and the late Otis and Dorothy Guthrie. He chose hise brother, Keaton Guthrie as his best man and Evan Warnick, Chase Canup, James Bowens and Lee Gream as his groomsmen. Kobe Wyatt and Cole To submit engagement, wedding, anniversary or birth announcements, email Reesor were the ring bear- Katherine at features@ tribunecourier.com or send to P.O. Box 410, Benton, KY ers. The flower girls were Mariah Wyatt and Bree 42025. Couples celebrating anniversaries of 50 years or more may submit two photos, Ann Reesor. Their honeymoon took one current and one ceremony. place in Panama City Beach, Florida. All submissions are subject to edit.

Legislative meet and greet Rotary Club of Marshall ﬁghts

–Jody Norwood/ to end polio worldwide Tribune-Courier Press Release against this crippling and other private sector State House Dis- disease for life. After an donors. trict 2 representa- In honor of World Polio international investment Rotary is an organiza- Week which is widely of more than US $8 bil- tion of business and pro- tive Fred Nesler recognized Oct. 24-30, the lion, and the successful fessional leaders united (left) speaks with Rotary Club of Marshall engagement of over 200 worldwide to provide Marshall County County is hosting a tail- countries and 20 million humanitarian service and Attorney Jeff gate party on Friday night volunteers, polio could be help to build goodwill and Edwards (right) at the high school as part the first human disease peace in the world. It is of Rotary’s 26-year mis- of the 21st century to be comprised of 1.2 million at a meet and sion to eradicate the crip- eradicated. members working in more greet between pling childhood disease The Global Polio than 34,000 clubs in 200 legislators and polio. Eradication Initiative is countries and geographic constituents at the The club will offer spearheaded by the World regions. Marshall County free chili, hot dogs, etc. Health Organization, Rotary invites the pub- Donations will be accept- Rotary International, the lic to support the polio Library in Benton ed. The tailgate party will US Centers for Disease eradication initiative by last week. take place at the practice Control and Prevention visiting www.rotary.org/ field at the high school (CDC) and the United endpolio . beginning at 5 p.m. The Nations Children’s Fund For further informa- club meets at noon each (UNICEF). It includes the tion visit, www.rotary.org Monday at Majestic in support of governments or www.polioeradication. Draffenville. Everyone is encourage to attend the Murray-Calloway County Hospital tailgate party or join the club at its regular meet- Home Care ranked ﬁrst ings. As part of Rotary’s most recent campaign to match Press Release on the majority of qualities of patient a US$355 million chal- care. In addition, all twelve rankings lenge grant from the Bill & MURRAY – Murray-Calloway County were above the Kentucky state average Melinda Gates Foundation Hospital Home Care, one of three home and eleven of the twelve were above or with $200 million by June health services that covered Calloway equal to the national average. In addi- 2012, the humanitarian County in 2010, was ranked first in 12 tion, patient satisfaction scores gathered service organization is quality measures of patient care in a by MCCH reflect a rating above the 90th close to reaching its goal, Medicare.gov study. percentile. with more than US$180 The report is an annual U.S. govern- “We were thrilled to see the results million raised to date. The ment study that allows prospective this year, especially knowing how hard funding will provide criti- Name: LARRY KROUSE; Width: 20p9; patients to compare healthcare offerings our staff has been working to improve cal support to polio eradi- Depth: 5 in; Color: Black; File Name: with each other and to state and national the quality of our services,” said Kaye cation activities in parts averages. For each quality measure of Clark, Home Care Director. “The results of Africa and South Asia. 20069467; Ad Number: 20069467 patient care, a percentage is assigned show our team is committed to quality A highly infectious dis- to each agency based on an Outcome of care.” ease, polio causes paraly- and Assessment Information Set (OASIS) Full results can be viewed by visit- sis and is sometimes fatal. survey. Survey results are compiled from ing www.medicare.gov/homehealthcom- As there is no cure, the all eligible agencies and published on a pare/search.aspx. For more information best protection is preven- public website. on MCCH Home Care, call 762-1537 or tion. For as little as US This year marks the first time MCCH visit www.murrayhospital.org. 60 cents worth of vaccine, Home Care has received the top spot a child can be protected

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Marshall County Tribune-Courier • Benton, KY • Tuesday, October 25, 2011 B5 COMMUNITY Big Moe’s BBQ donates to Doting Over Distinguished, victory lap Press Release show support for the students. All distinguished elementary and mid- Marshall County Hospital Benton Elementary School and Benton dle school students will start their lap Middle School would like to recognize promptly at 1:30 p.m. from the Benton students who scored a distinguished Elementary car-rider circle, walk level on at least one area of the 2011 around the court square and end at the KCCT test. Elementary school’s playground. We On November 7, the students will take hope to see family and friends all along a victory lap and the city police will be the streets as the students complete their present to support the event. All parents, victory lap. family members, friends, and commu- If you have any questions, call the ele- nity members are also asked to line the mentary school at 527-3373 or the middle route. Please wear orange and blue to school at 527-9091.

Beneﬁ t Advisors Network welcomes Peel & Holland

Press Release employee benefits and risk consulting firm serving clients in 21 states includ- Peel & Holland, Inc., based in Benton, is ing Kentucky, West Tennessee, Southern the newest agency to become a member Illinois and Southeast Missouri since of Benefit Advisors Network (BAN), the 1924. Built on the principles of inno- premier national network of employee vative risk management and insurance benefit brokerage and consulting firms. solutions for their clients, Peel & Holland Joining 42 nationwide members, Peel develops and implements custom, proac- & Holland can now offer their clients tive solutions to address the risks faced –submitted resources available only to larger broker by their clients. A forward-thinking com- Big Moe’s BBQ, made up of Dewayne Wadsworth, Ricky Eaves and Paul Hafer, donated firms such as Compliance and Pharmacy pany, Peel & Holland focuses on driving $4,400 to the Marshall County Hospital Relay for Life team. Hospital employees volunteered Directors, as well as access to products growth through team performance and at Barbecue on the River, in September and in turn, Big Moe’s donated all proceeds after and services for specialty markets. maximizing technology. Peel & Holland is an insurance, expenses, to the team. USDA NRCS in Kentucky announces Check out our website! 2012 Farm Bill program participation www.tribunecourier.com

Press Release supports fish and wildlife popula- landowner’s operational goals to Name: SERVALL GUTTERS; Width: Lexington - The USDA-Natural tions of National, State, Tribal and improve the productivity, sustain- 20p9; Depth: 4 in; Color: Black; File Name: Resources Conservation Service local significance. Through WHIP, ability and profitability of the oper- 20068113; Ad Number: 20068113 (NRCS) in Kentucky is encouraging the NRCS provides technical and ation. The Conservation Plan will landowners, farmers and produc- financial assistance to eligible pri- serve as a roadmap to a variety of ers to visit their local NRCS office vate and Tribal landowners for the technical assistance and financial now to receive more information development of upland, wetland, assistance through EQIP and WHIP and apply for conservation techni- aquatic and other types of wildlife as well as other options available to cal assistance and possible finan- habitat. the landowner. cial funding opportunities. The All recipients of assistance are If interested in participating in application process for 2008 Farm required to develop a Conservation FARM Bill conservation programs, Bill conservation programs is con- Plan. Conservation planning is sign up as soon as possible and tinuous, but funding selections are a integral part of the conserva- request a conservation plan. For made at specific times throughout tion process. Landowners should more information contact Dianna the year. The Kentucky NRCS appli- work with a conservation planner Angle, NRCS district conservation cation ranking cutoff date to develop the plan based on the 527-3236. for consideration for 2012 funds in this sign up period Name: GENTLE DENTAL CARE; Width: 31p6; Depth: 5 in; Color: Pro- is November 15. Financial assistance is available to cess color; File Name: 20068109; Ad Number: 20068109 eligible applicants for the following Farm Bill programs: The Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) is a conservation program that provides financial and technical assistance to Name: WEST KY HOME MEDICAL; Width: farmers and ranchers 20p9; Depth: 8.5 in; Color: Black; File Name: who face threats to soil, 20068108; Ad Number: 20068108 water, air and related natural resources on their land. Through EQIP, NRCS develops contracts with agricultural producers to voluntarily implement conservation prac- tices. Persons engaged in livestock or agricultural production and owners of non-indusrial private forest-land are eligible for this program. Eligible land includes cropland, range- land, pastureland, private non-industrial forest-land and other farm or ranch lands. The Mississippi River Basin Watershed Initiative (MRBI) was developed in 2009 with a goal of reduc- Name: GENTLE DENTAL CARE; Width: 31p6; Depth: 5 in; Color: Pro- ing, mitigating and con- cess color; File Name: 20068109; Ad Number: 20068109 trolling nutrient levels in surface waters and reduc- ing the severity of the gulf hypoxia crisis. In conjunc- tion with multiple part- ners, including state agencies, conservation districts, environmental groups, and farming interests, NRCS Kentucky proposed three focus watersheds with boundaries entirely in Kentucky: Licking Rover, Lower Green River and the Bayou Chien-Mayfield Creek. Eligible land within specific sub-watersheds of the focus areas can take advantage of financial and technical assistance to develop contracts, which address resource concerns within the focus areas. Contact your local field office to determine land eligibility. The Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program (WHIP) is a voluntary program for developing or improving high quality habitat that B6

B6 Marshall County Tribune-Courier • Benton, KY • Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Greek organizations Hauntings from page B1

BACKSTORY: The house was sup- ken-down piano. Don’t go without some •Hotel California, Land Between the to host chili cook-off posedly the former residence of a Ku sort of protection, because the house is Lakes Press Release Klux Klan leader who allegedly lynched sometimes used by the homeless. None BACKSTORY: Reputed to be a ritu- Murray - The ladies of Alpha Sigma Alpha African Americans in his barn. He and of us was scared until we stepped out- al site for a local vampire clan from and the gentlemen of Sigma Phi Epsilon his wife got into an argument and she side just as a train was coming past and Murray. The leader of the clan was will be hosting a chili cook-off on November murdered him. Supposedly there is a the engineer blew the horn. convicted of murdering his friend’s 12, raising money for the Main Street Youth well in the back. If you look in it, you •Monkey Man’s House, Benton parents. The name comes from graffiti Center. can see the bones of the lynching vic- BACKSTORY: Legend has it that a written on the side of the cement struc- The event “Cooking for a Cause” will take tims. man used to kidnap and rape teenage ture. By legend, it was to have been torn place on the practice field in front of Roy GHOST HUNTERS’ EXPERIENCE: girls at his house. When police caught down but could not be found and still Stewart Stadium. It will start at 9:30 a.m. and end at 12:30 p.m., before Murray State It’s an overall creepy house with lots of on to his antics, he suddenly disap- stands somewhere in LBL today. University plays Austin Peay at 1.:00 p.m. graffiti and satanic symbols. The only peared and no one knew what happened GHOST HUNTERS’ EXPERIENCE: piece of furniture in the house is a bro- to him. We never found it. We think we found GHOST HUNTERS’ EXPERIENCE: the location on google maps, but it got It’s a small house. Be careful on the too dark too fast and the ticks and chig- porch, because it is falling to pieces. gers got to us. Successful fall festival presented Creepy satanic symbols in the barn out •The Battery Factory, Draffenville back. BACKSTORY: Reportedly this facility, by The Draffenville Lions Club •The Underpass, Benton across the road from the present site BACKSTORY: On a side road south of Marshall County High School, was of town, if a driver stops in a concrete the site of an explosion which killed 30 tunnel and changes the radio station, people. screaming can be heard through the GHOST HUNTERS’ EXPERIENCE: radio speakers. Just graffiti-covered walls and big GHOST HUNTERS’ EXPERIENCE: empty buildings. Creepy shadows and Didn’t work, but went with really bad funny footsteps, but a fun place to go to friends who kept rolling down the win- play Ultimate Frisbee. dows and screaming.

Jonathan Elementary Bronco Buck winners

–submitted The Draffenville Lions Club second fall festival was a huge success and they were very happy with the large crowd who attended the event. Press Release King Funeral Home, Earthgrain Baking Co. (Sara Lee), True Value Hardware The Draffenville Lions Club would like Co., Mimi’s Closet, Pro Equipment, The to sincerely thank the following busi- Kentucky Opry, Pepsi, and Avon. nesses who helped them make a dif- The Draffenville Lions Club meets on ference for several hundred families: the 2nd and 4th Mondays at 6:30 p.m. Benton Walmart, Parcell’s Deli, Market at the Draffenville Community Center. Place, Dairy Queen, Wood’s Florist, Bingo is held on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday Sydney’s Gifts, Catfish Kitchen, Majestic with early bird games beginning at 6:30 Restaurant, Patti’s 1880’s settlement, p.m. The money raised from bingo is –submitted Shop-O-Rama, Ponderosa Steakhouse, donated to local charities. Jonathan Elementary Bronco Buck Winners; the class of the week is Ms. Pachals. Holley Office Products, Filbeck, Cann &

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Marshall County Tribune-Courier • Benton, KY • Tuesday, October 25, 2011 B7 Recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness Month

(Above) Members of WCBL, Cindy Riley, Jeff Waters, Ronecca Joseph and Sherry Darnall at the tailgate tent at the practice ﬁeld on Friday afternoon prior to the Marshals’ game against Daviess County. (Below) Marshall County High School Band performs at the game on Friday, wearing their pink shirts for the “Pink out” theme. (Top right) Members of the 8:30 a.m. BodyPump class at the Murray-Calloway County Hospital Center for Health and Wellness with instructor Chris Hoskins. (Middle right) Carol Capps presents Breast Cancer survivors during Calvert City’s Paint the town Pink event. (Bottom right) Staff of Murray-Calloway County Hospital, including several breast cancer survivors.

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B8 Marshall County Tribune-Courier • Benton, KY • Tuesday, October 25, 2011

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RUNNERS TEST REGION MEET COURSE The Marshall County cross country team gets its ﬁ nal tune- up in the Apollo Invitational. see page C5

—David Green/ Tribune-Courier Marshall County defenders Chase Sports Talk Buchanan (16) and Dalton Greenfield lay a punishing hit on Daviess County receiver Chris Clark shortly after a catch. Clark had eight catches for 88 yards, but the Marshal defense recorded its third Jeff shutout of the year. Waters • Guest Columnist • With their win over Daviess County last week, Marshals earn home playoff spot the Marshals secured both a first-round home 16-0 win over Daviess County ings and assuring themselves of a home game The outcome of Friday night’s game sep- playoff game and win- gives MC second seed in playoffs in the first round of state playoffs. arates the two teams in standings in the ning record for the first Hardin Cosner and Brian Dueker got the four-team district. Both defeated Muhlenberg time since 2007. By David Green touchdowns and quarterback Chase Clark ran County and both lost to Henderson County. Tribune-Courier Sports This Friday, the [email protected] for a pair of two-point conversions. The Marshals played a businesslike game, Marshals are looking Meanwhile, the Marshal defense yielded 206 overpowering a team that had figured to be to break a streak that DRAFFENVILLE – In a game with much to total yards, but kept the Panthers out of the a more even match. Against common oppo- dates to 2005. That was be gained or lost, Marshall County rose to the end zone to record their third shutout of the nents, the two had achieved similar results, the last time Marshall occasion Friday night. season. with big victories over winless Muhlenberg County defeated Graves The Marshals got two first-half touchdowns Meanwhile, the offense ran up 312 yards, and lopsided losses to Henderson, both on the County in a varsity foot- and packaged that with a consistently stingy 267 of it on the ground, with senior Nathan Colonels’ home field. ball game. defense to record a 16-0 victory over Daviess Anderson carrying 17 times for 107 yards. After a scoreless first quarter, the Marshals Simply put, the Eagles County at Carroll Traylor Stadium, claiming “We had a lot of kids step up tonight,” have had Marshall second place in the Class 6A, District 1 stand- Marshals coach Ron Barnard said. Football/See page C4 County’s number for over a decade now as they’ve taken nine of the last 11 in the series. Local trio ready to ride in The five-game losing streak to Graves is the longest such streak for 36th MSU College Rodeo the Marshals against any opponent on this By David Green is a 23-year-old graduate The National season’s schedule. Tribune-Courier Sports student and a rodeo vet- Intercollegiate Rodeo Graves County is 3-6 so [email protected] eran who ranks high in Association (NIRA) sanc- far this season. All six of MURRAY – A trio from the Professional Rodeo tions 10 rodeos per year. those losses are to state- Marshall County will be Cowboys Association In each event, cowboys ranked teams. Three of among the cowboys and (PRCA) Southeast Division have the opportunity to those losses have been cowgirls gathering this standings in saddle bronc compete in six events: bull by one point and one weekend for the 36th annu- riding. riding, calf roping, team was by two points. It’s al Murray State University Brother and sister J.D. roping, steer wrestling, not a stretch to say that College Rodeo at the Expo And Katie Angle of Calvert saddle bronc riding, and Graves is about three Center. City will also be compet- bareback riding. —Photo submitted yards and 45 seconds One of the cowboys, ing, J.D. in calf roping and Rough-and-tumble is the best way to describe the events away from being 6-3. Benton’s Austin Joesph, Katie in barrel racing. such as bareback bronc riding. Rodeo/See page C4 It’s not often that you see a 6-3 team viewed as the underdog in a matchup with a 3-6 team. But I MCHS bass suspect that most of the media in the area and many fans will say that club hosts Graves is favored in this Friday’s matchup. I do think the Marshals successful will have to play very well, perhaps turn in 1st tourney their best performance of the season, to knock off the Eagles Friday. By David Green Tribune-Courier Sports However, I also think www.tribunecourier.com this is Marshall County’s best chance of beating GILBERTSVILLE – The Marshall Graves in at least the County High School Fall Open bass tournament ended early for last three meetings. In —Photo submitted Logan Thomas when the engine last year’s meeting, the on his boat began malfunctioning With mist rising off the water on a chilly Saturday morning, participants in the Marshall County High School Fall Marshals turned in one on Kentucky Lake. Open bass tournament get ready to depart from Kentucky Dam Marina. heck of a third quar- But Thomas was elated with thing’s come together, the way from Kentucky Dam Marina on ing 9 pounds, 10 ounces, while ter to trail by just three the way things went overall on we’ve put everything together a cold, foggy morning. Students Aidan Cox and James Gibbs were points going into the Saturday at Kentucky Lake. The – it’s an amazing experience.” from eight area high schools par- third with a catch of 9 pounds, 11 fourth frame. Marshall County High School Jessie Vaught and Tyler ticipated in the event. ounces. Tycen Henry and Garrett The only problem was junior is president of the newly Schanbacher of Calloway County Marshall County fishermen Cross were fourth with three fish formed MCHS Bass Club and the the Marshals were in High School caught five fish weigh- swept the second- through fourth- weighing in at 6 pounds, 3 ounces. first tournament to be presented a 28-7 hole at halftime ing 11 pounds, 2 ounces to take place positions. Fifth place went to John by the club was a rousing success. first place in the tournament. Evan Owen and Cameron Lynn “I just couldn’t be happier,” Thirty-six boats took to the water were second with four fish total- Sports Talk/See page C4 Thomas said. “The way every- Fishing/See page C4 C2 Marshall County Tribune-Courier • Benton, KY • Tuesday, October 25, 2011

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By David Green the Pirates’ goal in the first CFS team Tribune-Courier Sports half, but neither team put www.tribunecourier.com the ball in the net. Early in Lady Eagles fall WEST PADUCAH – After the second period, Heath to Warriors; 80 minutes of regulation took the lead with a goal by play and two five-minute MacKezie Brindley. McKendree, overtime periods , Marshall Marshall County tied Wagner all-region County and Heath were it quickly when Peter still deadlocked at 1-1. Northcutt’s corner kick By David Green Heath senior Drew was headed in by Nathan Tribune-Courier Sports —David Green/Tribune-Courier Solomon. [email protected] Wrinkle put the Pirates Christian Fellowship’s Jordan Beale battles Community Christian’s Hannah Brown at the into the First Region cham- The two teams battled on net during the seventh meeting of the year between the two teams. pionship with a penalty even terms the rest of the way until the shootout. FULTON – Wednesday’s kick in the Oct. 17 match that ended the season for “Heath had a much bet- and Morgan Allen had a she said. meeting in the Region The final score of the first the Marshals. ter season than anyone 1 volleyball tourna- set represented the wid- kill to cut the lead to 15- Waller said CFS gave Heath won the PK shoot- had anticipated and they ment between Christian est margin of either team 12. their opponent a fair test. out 4-3. played the part,” Pagel Fellowship and over the other in the first CCA built the lead to “I would’ve have picked The Pirates had posted a said. “They rounded out Community Christian set and a six-point spread 17-13, but another kill by a better day for us to 2-0 victory over Marshall their seniors and juniors with some sophomores and Academy was the seventh was the biggest gap of the Allen, another ace by Key play,” she said. “We played Oct. 6 in the Marshals’ freshmen while we started of the year between the second set. and two Lady Warrior hard, CCA earned every regular-season finale. Earlier in the year, the two as many freshmen (three) miscues in battles at the single point, we tried our two private schools, cham- CCA survived to win teams played to a 1-1 draw as seniors. We also feature pions of their respective that one despite a pair of net forged a tie at 17-all. best. We just have to walk at Colburn Stadium in many sophomores.” districts. faults down the stretch From that point, the away.” Draffenville. The leading scorer for this For the fifth time, CCA that enabled CFS to cut game was furiously con- ■ CFS advanced to the The defeat brought to a year’s team was Solomon, prevailed. the lead to 20-18, then 23- tested, with neither team semifinal round by defeat- close the first season for a freshman, who scored 14 goals and added three The Lady Warriors won 19. But after CFS closed to ever getting more than ing District 1 runner-up Marshals coach Andy assists. Northcutt and Tyler the first set 25-20, then held 23-20, CCA rang up the last two points ahead. The set Hickman County 25-10, 25- Pagel. “We’re disappointed McKenty, the second and was tied at 21-21 and 22-22. off a Lady Eagles charge two points. 20 Oct. 18. because we expected to go third scorers, are seniors. to win the clinching sec- In the second set, faults “We had some trouble In the tourney opener on further into the playoffs,” Northcutt had 13 goals in ond set 25-23 to advance to plagued the Lady Eagles. with our serves and let Oct. 17, Marshall County Pagel said. “We had to his return to soccer for the the championship match Four times in the early them stay in the game,” fell to District 1 champion readjust at the end because first season since middle against Lone Oak. going, they surrendered Burnett said. “But we did Fulton City 2-1. The Lady we were missing key per- school. McKenty had 10 goals and led the team with The result ended the possession and a point. better hitting in the sec- Marshals dropped the first sonnel, but we fought to the seven assists. Lady Eagles’ season at 25- Despite the string of faults, ond game than we did in set 25-15, rallied to win end. We pushed Heath to the last PK shooter, through Pagel is optimistic about the first.” 13. they never fell behind CCA the second 25-21 and then regulation, sudden victory next year, but said, “we felt “Great season,” CFS until the Lady Warriors’ Senior Rachel Waller bowed out with a 25-17 loss overtime and PKs.” we had enough junior and coach Suzie Burnett said. Audrey Peyton hit a win- said the faults were just in the third set. Marshall The Marshals had to play senior talent to win anoth- “They have nothing to ner that made it 10-9. random hitting errors, not County closed the season without Brock Herndon, er regional title for them. hang their heads about. CCA scored 10 straight the consequence of tight- with a 12-25 record. who became academically “Next year, they will call us co-favorites, which is They had a great year and points to go from a 9-6 defi- ness. ■ Christian Fellowship’s ineligible during the dis- what we want. It’s part of I’m very proud of them.” cit to a 15-9 lead, but CFS’s “It’s just the chances are Megan Wagner and trict tournament. Herndon was the No. 4 scorer on the the tradition and expecta- Megan Wagner stopped that we’re going to miss it As was the case in the Marshall County’s Markea team, with eight goals and tions our soccer program earlier meetings, both sets the streak with a winner, every once in awhile and McKendree were named to three assists. has come to expect and were tightly contested. MacAll Key served an ace it just happened then,” the All-Region team. The Marshals bombarded accept.” WOULD YOU LIKE A NEW WAY TO READ THE TRIBUNE-COURIER?

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For more information contact us at 270-527-3162 C4 Marshall County Tribune-Courier • Benton, KY • Tuesday, October 25, 2011 FROM THE FRONT Rodeo from page C1

Cowgirls compete in four I’ve still get her.” roper jumps off and runs events: barrel racing, goat He started riding for a to the calf, throws him to tying, breakaway calf rop- cutting horse trainer and the ground and ties the ing, and team roping. that eventually led to an calf ’s legs to secure him. Unlike athletes in tra- interest in saddle bronc In Angle’s case, he’s rop- ditional collegiate sports, riding. ing and tying animals that rodeo participants are Saddle bronc is one of the are approximately his size. not held to strict amateur rough-stock riding sports, He’s 6-1 and weighs about standings. Many compete along with bull riding and 210 pounds, while the in one or more profession- bareback brond riding. calves range between 180 al tours. “In saddle bronc, you’ve and 250 pounds. Joseph competes in sev- got to have a lot of tim- “You want get around in —Photo submitted eral pro tours besides the ing,” Joesph said. “All you front of him and put one Top fishermen (from left) .Cameron Lynn, Evan Owen, Jessie Vaught, Tyler Schanbacher, best-known PRCA. have is the rein. You have hand on his face and one James Gibbs and Aidan Cox pose with their trophies. “I’ve been to so many to have your feet over his on his flank and you use rodeoes, no way I could shoulders when his front your knees to get the lever- name off all of them,” he feet hit the ground.” age on him.” Fishing from page C1 said. Saddle bronc is much Joesph, at 5-8 and 145 He will try to improve on more of a finesse specialty pounds, is a stereotypical Guetersloh of tournament is planned for Headquarters, captain his fifth-place ranking in than bareback or bull rid- rough-stock rider. But he Murphysboro (Ill.) High spring. Long-range plans for 3rd place team), Gary the Southeastern Region ing, he said. has tried his hand recently School. His single-fish are to have bass fishing Pinrod; finals in Davie, Fla., Nov. Angle, 18, is a freshman at a sport usually reserved catch was good for 4 move up from a club activ- Matt Quinn (Bass & Gas), for the biggest cowboys pounds, 14 ounces and also ity to a varsity sport at Phil Stoll, Ronnie Storm, 3-5. at MSU. He remembers earned the Big Bass Award MCHS. Jerry Wade; “At home I keep records his father, a carpenter by – steer wrestling. for the largest fish. “Just a month ago, we Debbie Warner of all the rodeos,” Joesph trade, rodeoing on week- “I just started bulldog- Prizes included two signed everybody up,” (Fisherman’s said. “One time, around the ends. He followed in his gin’ two weeks ago,” he rods and two reels, Thomas said. “Now we’ve Headquarters) and Gary first of September, I had dad’s bootsteps by choos- said. “I actually have done donated by Fisherman’s got our first tournament Wiggins. been to 88 rodeos. I don’t ing calf roping as his spe- pretty well at it. I almost Headquarters, for first hosted, and hopefully Other sponsors for the know how many now.” cialty. made it back to the short place; two rods, donated by next year we’ll have it as event included: go [the final round of com- Kentucky Lake Outdoors, a sport.” Ken’s TBC – weigh-in Joesph is a relative late- “I just like the challenge” for second place; a spin- Boat captains included bags for top three places. comer to the sport, which of calf roping, Angle said. petition] the last college ner rod and reel, donat- Justin Graben and Cody Subway of Calvert City is often populated by cow- “Everything has to work rodeo.” ed by Bass & Gas and Santel of the Murray State – 30 foot-long subs to feed boys and cowgirls who just right. The roper has The Murray event, Sportsman’s Bait & Tackle, University bass fishing student anglers. grow up on ranches and a job to do, the horse has reportedly the longest- for third place; and a crank- team. Subway of Draffenville learn to ride about the to do his part, and the calf running rodeo event ing rod, donated by Bass Other volunteer boat – gift certificates for four same time they learn to has his own mind about in the state, will feature & Gas, for the Big Bass captains from the com- six-inch sandwiches. action Thursday, Friday award. munity included Larry Dominos Pizza – gift cer- walk. things.” Besides Marshall, Anderson, Shane Greer, tificates for two large piz- “I had a quarter horse The calf is released and and Saturday with events Calloway and Allen Grey (captain for 2nd zas. when I was 16,” Joesph then the horse and rider. beginning at 7 o’clock each Murphysboro, partici- place team), Dan Grimms Inn by the Lake – cash said. “I traded a four-wheel- The roper has to throw his evening. Adult admission pating schools included (Kentucky Lake Outdoors), donation to buy trophies. er for my first horse. It was lariat over the calf ’s head is $10. MSU students with Murray, Muhlenberg Chris Handrick; Ken-Bar Inn – one night’s a Honda four-wheeler, so and then the horse pulls ID and children 5 and under County and Trigg County, Dennis Lovett, Tommy free lodging. I called the horse Honda. up, stopping the calf as the will be admitted free. Ky.; Obion Central High Lynn, Clay McElya, Love’s – gas card. School, Troy, Tenn.; and John Parks (Fisherman’s Five-Star – cups. Anna-Jonesboro High School, Anna, Ill. Name: CHERI Entry fee for all teams from page C1 THEATER; Width: was a non-perishable Marshals food item to be donated 10p0; Depth: 6 in; to Marcella’s Kitchen in scored with 5:03 left before and never mounted a seri- Color: Black; File Draffenville. Name: 20070555; Thomas said another halftime on a 13-yard run ous threat to score. by Cosner. Then, with only The victory sends the Ad Number: 52 seconds left, Dueker Marshals in to their regu- broke loose for a 57-yard lar-season finale Friday -V i`ÕiÊ`Ê,°Ê{ÉÊÊ/1 -°Ê{É£xSchedule Good FRI. 10/28 thru THURS.11/3 Showtimes Before 6pm on Sports Talk gallop to the Panther end night at home against - ÜÌiÃÊ ivÀiÊÈ«Saturdays & Sundays Only zone. Graves County. Ê->Ì°ÊEÊ-Õ°Ê"Þ PARANORMAL ACTIVITY 3 (R) from page C1 The Marshalls gave the The playoff opponent for / Ê-/Ê-"1:05 3:05 7:25 Ê*® 9:25 ball away twice, once on a the first-round game Nov. £\£xÊÎ\{äÊÇ\£xÊ\Îx1:10 3:50 7:05 9:45 fumble and another on an 4 will be determined by FOOTLOOSE (PG13) 79Ê ÊÊ /Ê ,, Ê1:35 4:00 7:20 9:45 and, I think, ran out of gas interception. But Daviess Friday night’s other Class /""¶Ê*£Î® in the fourth in that 38-25 was unable to capitalize 6A games. £\ÓxÊ{\ääÊÇ\ÓäÊ\xäREAL STEEL (PG 13) loss. 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Kerrick pleased with hill runner, as the whole team A rally race consists of a driver Shooters will be charged $5 per Entries must be uploaded no ear- did.,” he said. “Some of our other and a navigator. It is a point-to-point gun again this year. lier than Oct. 1 and no later than 5 final tune-up before ladies’ standouts where Sydney timed race. The club is at 3919 Cairo Road, p.m. Central Time Dec. 1. regional competition Goff, Trisha Martin and Vanessa An autocross is a timed obstacle Paducah, near Paducah Shooters at Panther Creek Park Smith.” course based on speed. Only one Supply. Hoopfest schedule On the boys’ side, Barry turned car participates at a time. For more information, call Richard of games released By David Green in his usual solid performance. All makes, models and years are Roof at (270) 559-7241. The schedule of games for the Tribune-Courier Sports “Kyle ran a great race and welcome to participate in the car 2011 CFSB Marshall County www.tribunecourier.com moved from roughly 6th to sec- show. Dates set for turkey shoots Hoopfest has been released by ond by the finish,” Kerrick said. Registration starts at 8 a.m. with at Gilbertsville Post 144 Marshall County High School athletic “Our guys were strong on the OWENSBORO – Kyle Barry events scheduled to start at 10. American Legion Post 144 has director Jeff Stokes. turned in a strong second-place hills, as well, and I believe they are now ready for regionals.” Entry fees are $25 per event or all scheduled turkey shoots for each The Lady Marshals will kick off the finish Saturday to lead the three events for $6. Friday night through the end of event by taking on Mt. Carmel, Ill., in Marshall County cross country Other Marshall runners and their finishing position and For more information call the November. the opening session Friday, Dec. 2, team in the Apollo Invitational, time: Exceptional Center at (270) 527- Winners will receive their choice of at 5 p.m. their final event before the Troy Lampkin, 29th, 18:48.10; 1327 to preregister or you can regis- meats, on a first-win, first-pick basis. The Marshal boys will follow with a regional meet Nov. 4-5, at Panther Hunter Hillman, 36th, 19:11.40; ter the day of the event. Choices include country ham, picnic game against Harrisburg, Ill., at 6:30. Creek Park. Mark Gallagher, 37th, 19:12.50; Concessions will be sold. There ham, Jennie O Turkey, sausage and National power Oak Hill Academy Barry ran the boys’ varsity 5K Nick Gibson, 40th, 19:21.00; Jake will be one champion from each bacon. of Virginia will meet Hales race in 17 minutes, 12 seconds, DeVore, 61st, 21:17.20; and Colton event and one grand champion for Shooting begins around dusk (5 to Franciscan of Illinois at 8 p.m. and close behind winner Brad Sikes Holstead, 69th, 20:32.90; and anyone participating in all three 6 p.m.). Louisville Ballard will play Wilson of Daviess County, who clocked Kirsten Ivy 67th at 27:32.80. events with the highest score accu- The post women’s auxiliary will Central of Tennessee in the nightcap in at 17:07.80. On the girls’ side, Goff finished mulated. have offer refreshments including at 9:30. In the girls’ varsity event, 34th with a 23:48.30; Smith 36th at All proceeds benefit the Marshall hamburgers and home-made chili, Two sessions are on tap for Rachel Northcutt finished ninth 23:52.60; Martin 42nd at 24:21.40; County Exceptional Center and all plus desserts and snacks. Saturday, Dec. 3. with a time of 21:51.80. Whitney Hannah Laverdi 46th at 24:28:40; donations are tax deductible. The post is located at 2047 Ridge In the morning session, Calloway O’Bryan led a 1-2-3 sweep by Savana Peal 50th at 24:39.90; Road in Gilbertsville. County plays Massac County, Daviess County with a time of Erika Eikholtz 64th at 26:51.80. 7th grade basketball Illinois, at 11 o’clocl, followed by the Kerrick also noted a solid effort 19:08.00. jamboree slated at BMS Friday night turkey shoots Marshall girls versus Perry County by the middle school runners. Marshall County coach Chris The Marshall County Middle continue at Calvert Post 236 Central of Missouri at 12:30 p.m. “I’m very proud of how the Schools 7th Grade Jamboree will William A. Doyle Post 236 of the and the Perry County boys against Kerrick was not only pleased teams finished their season,” he with the runners’ performances, said. “Although few set a person- be held at Benton Middle School American Legion continues hosting Beach, Tenn., at 2 p.m. he was glad for them to get some al record, they all raced well.” gymnasium Thursday, beginning at a turkey shoot each Friday at 6 p.m. The evening session will see experience on the course where Kerrick singled out eighth- 6 p.m. Events will be held on Friday nights Graves County take on Hopkinsville the regional meet will be held. grader Colin Gunn, who partici- The seventh-grade boys’ and girls’ as long as the weather accommo- at 4:30 p.m., followed by the “It is a challenging course con- pates in both cross country and basketball teams will play one 10- dates. Marshall County boys against St. taining some tough hills, but football. Gunn was third in the minute period against each other to Ladies and youth are invited to join Joseph Lafayette of Missouri at 6 our team has trained for this,” 4K race with a 15:06.10 time. open the 2011-2012 middle school in the fun. p.m. Kerrick said. “I’m very confident “It is amazing what he has done basketball season. Post 236 is located on Ky. 95 Oak Hill takes on La Lamire Prep in their ability to run hills.” with no training due to football,” The cheerleaders from each school between Calvert City and North of Indiana at 7:30 and Ridgeway, The runs turned in by the top Kerrick said. “He is a great kid will perform as well. Marshall Middle School. Tenn., meets Louisville Ballard in the varsity runners gave Kerrick and a solid runner. I’m excited finale at 9 o’clock. good reason to be confident to see what he does over the next Gun Club offers sight-in LBL photo contest entry about the regional meet. four years.” weekend for area shooters window now open Sports Briefs are compiled by “Rachel proved again she is a Gunn will run the Meet of Jackson Purchase Rifle & Pistol Entries are now open for the Tribune-Courier staff and by sbumis- Champions on Saturday. Club will be hosting its annual Friends of LBL 2011 photo competi- sion.

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AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION It’s time for the HEARTSAVER CLASSES 2012 MARSHALL COUNTY •Adult First Aid with CPR and AED Course – First Aid and Emergency MARSHALL COUNTY Treatment; Adult, Child, and Infant choking and CPR with mask; Adult and Community Guide COMMUNITY GUIDE Child AED; and includes a student workbook and pocket mask. Skills recom- 2011 mended by OSHA. Guides will be inserted into •Pediatric First Aid with CPR and AED Course – First Aid, Emergency The Tribune-Courier and throughout Treatment, and Asthma Care all with Pediatric Emphasis; Adult, Child, and In- high traffic areas in the county. fant CPR with mask; Adult and Child AED; and includes a student workbook and pocket mask. The Community Guide is also used •Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers Course – For by the Marshall County Chamber of certified or noncertified, licensed or nonlicensed, healthcare professionals; Commerce in newcomer packets and promotional efforts. and includes a student workbook and pocket mask. • CPR with AED Course – Adult, Child, and Infant choking and CPR with Publishes mask; and includes a student workbook and pocket mask. Skills recom- Helpful Numbers • Government • Education • Tourism • Industry December 20, 2011 Healthcare • Worship • Annual Events ribune-Courier mended by OSHA. A Publication of the Marshall County T Each course cost $70 per individual, and certification is valid for 2 years. Courses are offered at various times throughout the year, may be scheduled for individual groups Don’t miss out on this opportunity to get 12 months of or businesses, and may be conducted on-site. advertising at an affordable rate. For more information, please contact CALL SELENA WARD FOR INFORMATION Deborah Lambert, BLS Instructor, 270-527-3162 at (270) 350-1379 or fi[email protected]. THE MARSHALL COUNTY TRIBUNE COURIER AND WCBL/WCCK ALONG WITH MARSHALL COUNTY GROCERS ARE TEAMING UP TO

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Calvert City Marshall County Tribune-Courier • Benton, KY • Tuesday, October 25, 2011 C7 SPORTS RESULTS Tag team tandem Scores from games, meets, and MCHS individuals: 9. Rachel matches for county varsity teams Northcutt, 21:51.80; 34. Syd- during the past week: ney Goff, 23:48.30; 36. Van- essa Smith, 23:52.60; 42. Trisha FOOTBALL Martin, 24:21.40; 46. Hannah Friday Laverdi, 24:28.30; 50. Savana Marshall County 16, Daviess Peal, 24:39.90; 64. Erika Eik- County 0 holtz, 26:51.80; 67. Kirsten Ivy, CROSS COUNTRY 27:32.80. Apollo Invitational BOYS’ SOCCER at Panther Creek Park, First Region Tournament Owensboro at Heath Saturday Monday, Oct. 17 Team results not available. Lone Oak 2, Graves County 1 Individual runners: 1. Brad Sikes, Heath 2, Marshall County 1 (PK) Daviess County, 17 minutes, 07.80 seconds; 2. Kyle Barry, Wednesday Marshall County, 17:12.00; 3. Heath 3, Lone Oak 0 Alex O’Bryan, Apollo, 17:15.80; VOLLEYBALL 4. Cameron Quisenberry, Daviess Region 1 Tournament County, 17:31.70; 5. Luke Ather- at Fulton City toin, Daviess County, 17:33.20. Monday, Oct. 17 Other MCHS individuals: 29. Fulton City 2, Marshall County 1 Troy Lampkin, 18:48.10 24; 36. Lone Oak 2, Graves County 0 Hunter Hillman, 19:11.40; 37. Tuesday, Oct. 18 Mark Gallagher, 19:12.50; 40. Community Christian 2, Paducah Nick Gibson, 19:21.00; 61. Jake Tilghman 0 DeVore, 20:17.20; 69. Colton Christian Fellowship 2, Hickman Holstead, 20:32.90. County 0 Girls individual runners: 1. Whit- Wednesday ney O’Bryan, Daviess County, Lone Oak 2, Fulton City 0 19:08.00; 2. Amelia Reynolds, Da- Community Christian 2, Christian viess County, 19:41.40; 3. Claire Fellowship 0 Payne, Daviess County, 20:01.50; 4. Lindsey Mathis, Muhlenberg Thursday County, 20:28.00; 5. Aliah Fueller, Lone Oak 2, Community Christian Muhlenberg County, 20:39.20. 0 ON TAP

Schedule of games, meets State Playoffs, 1st round and matches for county varsity Opponent TBA, at Marshall teams for Monday, Oct. 24, County through Monday, Oct. 31: CROSS COUNTRY FOOTBALL Friday, Nov. 4 —David Green/Tribune-Courier Friday Regional Meet Nathan Anderson (2) had more than 100 yards rushing against Daviess County Friday night, but he also did his Graves County at Marshall at Panther Creek Park, County, 7 p.m. Owensboro share of blocking for backfield running mate and fellow senior Hardin Cosner. Cosner cuts toward the right side after taking a handoff during first-half action of the Marshals’ 16-0 victory over the Panthers. Friday, Nov. 4

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Nathan, a freshman, led the Mar- Markea, a junior, was named to the shals soccer team in scoring this all-region team after the Lady Mar- year with 14 goals and three assists shals volleyball team qualiﬁ ed for for a total of 31 points. the First Region tournament.

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Phelps at Available Now 0955 270-703-2421. 2 Bails 10X10 $45.00 Sealed bids are being Proposals should address, and, will be reviewed For Rent Straw, 2 Bundles Corn 10X20 $60.00 accepted at Neel NOTICE OF BOND SALE based on: price per facility, past performance, abil- Willis Green Group Home 2001 Toyota Tacoma Services for a 2004 Stalks & 10 pumpkins, 20X20 $125.00 Benton, Kentucky Automatic, Air Cond. Toyota Scion VIN # ity of professional personnel, willingness to meet $35.00. Delivered in is now leasing in a group Please call The Marshall County School District Finanace Local Trade, $5950 JTLKT32404159693 time and budget requirements, location, insight Marshall County. home setting. 270-924-3391 Corporation will, until 11:00 A.M., E.T., on No- Rent is based on income. Wildcat Chevrolet for storage and repair related to the project, and related experience on bill in the amount of Applicant must be at least 18 BusinEss PlaCEs/ 522-6636 www.wild- vember 9, 2011 (or at such other time and date similar projects. REAL ESTATE FOR with an intellectual disability. $3,598.16. as provided in the Official Terms and Conditions For information, contact: catchevrolet.com 0670 oFFiCEs of Sale of Bonds), at the office of the Kentucky 270-527-1327 or TDD (800) INDIVIDUAL Office NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Proposals should be addressed to Tom Meurer, RENT 648-6056.Office hours7:30 School Facilities Construction Commission, 229 Space for Rent. Prime CITY OF BENTON PLANNING AND ZONING Purchase Area Development District, P.O. Box rEal EstatE For a.m. Until 3:00 p.m.Marshall West Main Street, Suite 102, Frankfort, Kentucky County Exceptional Center location with great visi- COMMISSION 588, Mayfield, KY 42066. The deadline for sub- 0605 rEnt 198 Old Symsonia Rd. bility. Utilities fur- 40601, receive bids on $9,395,000 (plus or minus mission is 9:00 A.M, November 10, 2011. Benton, KY 42025 nished. Contact Doug up to $935,000) of Marshall County School District 2 bedroom mobile The City of Benton’s Planning and Zoning Com- homes, $300 plus de- Equal Opportunity Housing Galyen at 527-8817. Finance Corporation School Building Refunding mission has received a petition from Rickie Nimmo Benton and Graves County support fair housing posit. No pets. Revenue Bonds, Series 2011 (the “Bonds”), in ac- owner of K & R (accounting) Services, requesting and equal housing opportunities, therefore, we 270-527-8808. cordance with the Official Terms and Conditions of a zoning change from an R-3 to a C2 on a por- encourage small, local, minority based and female Rental Property Man- Bond Sale. based enterprises to participate in the bidding pro- agement. Call Park tion of Harold King Drive, beginning with the SE corner of Poplar Street / Harold King Drive to the cess. Avenue Properties at The Bonds will be issued on a tax-exempt basis 270-527-0001. SW corner of Harold King Drive/ Elm Street. The subject to certain qualifications set out in detail in purpose of the meeting concerns the properties Thank you for your interest in our project. For ad- HUD PUBLISHERS the Official Terms and Conditions and in the Official NOTICE: located on south side of Harold King Drive from ditional information please contact Tom Meurer at Statement. Legal Opinion by Rubin & Hays, Louis- All real estate adver- Registered Nurse corner of Poplar Street / Harold Kind Dr to corner 270-251-6113 or 1-800-648-6056 for the hearing ville, Kentucky. Bid Forms, Official Terms and Con- tised herein is subject of Harold King Drive / Elm Street, and those prop- impaired only. Home health experience preferred. ditions and official statements in a form deemed to to the Federal Fair erties adjacent thereto. be “near final” by the Board may be obtained from Housing Act which Contact: Sharon Wight the Fiscal Agent, J.J.B. Hilliard, W.L. Lyons, LLC, LEGAL NOTICE makes it illegal to ad- Phone: 270.988.0133 LOIS CUNNINGHAM vertise any prefer- 500 West Jefferson Street, Louisville, Kentucky, or MARSHALL DISTRICT COURT 503 E. Main Street Planning and Zoning Administrator ence, limitation, or dis- at: http://pos.hilliard.com. CARLA MARSHALL, CLERK Salem, KY 42078 (270) 527-0056 crimination based on (Signed) Trent Lovett, Secretary 80 JUDICIAL DRIVE, UNIT 101 City Hall race, religion, color, BENTON, KY 42025 sex, handicap, familial Excellent Benefit Package | Flexibility | 401K Benton, Kentucky 42025 Opportunity for Advancement status or national ori- Apply online at our Career Center at LHCgroup.com, or THE FOLLOWING ESTATE FIDUCIARY AP- gin, or intention to email [email protected]. POINTMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE IN THE MAR- make any such prefer- ORDINANCE 2011-09 ences, limitations or It’s All About Helping People.® GUARANTEED FINANCING SHALL DISTRICT COURT BY DISTRICT JUDGE discrimination. JACK TELLE. ALL CLAIMS AGAINST THESE State laws forbid dis- Proud Member of LHC Group AN ORDINANCE OF THE FISCAL COURT OF ESTATES SHOULD BE FILED WITH THE FIDU- LHC Group is one of the nation’s largest home care providers HEARTLAND MOTORS MARSHALL COUNTY, KENTUCKY, AUTHORIZ- crimination in the sale, with more than 300 locations in 19 states. | EOE On the corner of Hwy. 62 & 95 Calvert City CIARY WITHIN 6 MONTHS OF DATE OF QUALI- rental or advertising of ING AND APPROVING THE ISSUANCE OF MAR- FICATION. real estate based on SHALL COUNTY, KENTUCKY GENERAL OBLI- factors in addition to GATION REFUNDING BONDS, IN SUCH SERIES October 12: Wanda C. Neal, 1207 Elm Street, Ben- those protected under TO BE DETERMINED BY THE FINANCIAL ADVI- ton, KY 42025, Executrix of the Estate of Virginia federalOUTSIDE law. SALES SOR (THE “BONDS”) IN A PRINCIPAL AMOUNT D. Baker, 1207 Elm Street, Benton, KY 42025, Kip We will not knowingly NOT TO EXEED $6,000,000; AUTHORIZING THE accept any advertising Mathis, P.O. Box 450, Benton, KY 42025 LEVY OF A DIRECT ANNUAL TAX ON ALL TAX- for real estate which is October 13: Linda Pogue, P.O. Box 81, Benton, in violation of the law. ABLE PROERTY WITHIN THE COUNTY, IN AD- KY 42025, Executrix of the Estate of Nell Clark All persons are hereby Warranty With Every Deal! DITION TO ALL OTHER TAXES, IN AN AMOUNT a/k/a Vaunell “Nell” Clark, 1433 Shoemaker Road, SUFFICIENT TO PAY THE PRINCIPAL OF AND informed that all dwell- 04 Fo d R ng Benton, KY 42025, Robert Prince, P.O. Box 466, ings advertised are CARS - 4 DR SUV INTEREST ON THE BONDS WHEN AN AS THE Benton, KY 42025, Attorney available on an equal 04 Dodg R m 09 Ch o HHR SAME BECOME DUE; AUTHORIZING THE ES- October 13: Leslie Towner, 111 Dunnigan Lane, opportunity basis. 09 Dodg C b Every door is a TABLISHMENT OF CERTAIN FUNDS TO PRO- Benton, KY 42025, Adminstratrix of the Estate of 08 Ch Imp 04 Dodg R m 07 J p P o SP VIDE FOR THE COLLECTION OF REVENUES new opportunity. Gordon Towner, 581 Walnut Grove Road, Benton, 08 Dodg A ng RT 04 Fo d F-150 07 Ch s P c ﬁ c FROM THE FACILITY AND, TO THE EXTENT RE- KY 42025 07 Dodg N o SLT QUIRED. THE PROCEEDS OF THE TAX; AUTHO- October 13: Michelle S. Faughn, 411 Treas Cem- 07 Ch s S b ng LX 03 GMC S RIZING AND APPROVING A LEASE AGREE- 07 J p Comm nd etery Road, Benton, KY 42025, Executrix of the 07 Bu ck L C oss 03 Dodg R m MENT WITH THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE Estate of Madelyn L. Conrad, 116 E. 18th Street, 06 Fo d Exp d on OF THE COURTS OF THE COMMONWEALTH 07 Pon c G6 SEL Benton, KY 42025, George Carter, P.O. Box 259, 03 Fo d Exp o S 05 J p G nd Ch ok OF KENTUCKY; AUTHORZING THE PUBLICLY Benton, KY 42025, Attorney. 07 Dodg Ch g ADVERTISED, COMPETITIVE SAL OF SAID October 14: Cecil Moore, 384 Lake Scene Road, 02 Fo d R ng 05 Ch Equ nox BONDS AND THE DISBURSEMENT OF THE Deliver the future of communications as a full-time Outside 06 Ch s Tou ng 300 Eddyville, KY 42038 and Scott Solomon, 343 Oak- 02 Dodg R m 04 Dodg Du ngo PROCEEEDS THEREOF; AUTHORIZING THE land Church Road, Calvert City, KY 42029, Co-Ex- Sales Representative. We are looking for enthusiastic, self- 06 Fo d 500 02 Dodg R m 03 Ch Subu b n INVESTMENT OF FUNDS PURSUANT TO KRS ecutors of the Estate of Viola E. Solomon, Stilley starters to visit homes in local communities to establish new 06 Ch s 300 03 Ch Subu b n 66.480; AND AUTHORIZING CERTAIN OTHER House Assisted Living, 971 Birch Street, Benton, customer relationships by selling our high-tech services. 02 Fo d F150 XLT ACTIONS WITH REGARD TO REFUNDING AND KY 42025, George Long. 05 Ch Mon C o 01 Ch B z 1/2 REDEEMING THE PRIOR BONDS GENERALLY, • Earning potential up to $60K+ includes 04 Pon c G nd P x 02 Ch A nch INCLUDING THE AUTHORIZATION AND ES- $24K base salary plus commissions VANS ANY PERSON DESIRING TO FILE EXCEPTIONS 01 Dodg R m CROW AGREEMENT, IF REQUIRED, CONTINU- TO THE FOLLOWING FINAL SETTLEMENTS • Sales experience preferred 04 Pon c G nd P x 09 Dodg G nd C n ING DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT, IF REQUIRED, SHOULD PRESENT SAME TO THE CLERK OF • Must be able to work independently 01 Fo d F150 CONTINUING DISCLOSURE AGREEMNT, DEED

PICKUP 08 Dodg G nd C n Financing! Guaranteed THIS COURT ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 10, RECONVEYING THE REAL PROPERTY UPON In addition to a superior benefits package, we are now 07 Ch S do 01 Fo d F150 06 Ch s Town & Coun 2011. offering gas incentives for qualified individuals and a WHICH THE FACILITY IS LOCATED BACK TO 01 Fo d F150 THE COUNTY, AND SUCH OTHER DOCU- company cell phone. 05 Ch S do 06 Fo d F s Dennis Kleisley, Estate of Helen M. Kleisley, 00 Dodg R m MENTS, AGREEMENTS AND CERTIFICATES George Long, Attorney For immediate consideration, 04 Ch S do Warranty With NECESSARY OR REQUIRED FOR THE ISSU- please call 1-800-279-2030 or apply online at: Dennis Monroe, Estate of Frances Louise Monroe, careers.mediacomcc.com 04 GMC S 99 Ch S do Every Deal! ANCE OF THE BONDS. George Long, Attorney Click on Job Id 4496 Michael F. Karnes, Estate of Edgar Moser, Tom www.h ndmo o s s.com THE FIRST READING OF THIS ORDINANCE ZZZPHGLDFRPFFFRP Blankenship, Attorney. WAS HELD ON OCTOBER 11, 2011. EOE M/F/D/V 270-395-9100

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Marshall County Tribune-Courier • Benton, KY • Tuesday, October 25, 2011 D3 HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION 2 Day Absolute Estate Auction Friday, October 28th 2011 @ 10:00 AM (CT) • Saturday, October 29th 2011 @ 10:00 AM (CT)

The Late Frank J. Nichols Estate Auction Location: 114 Country Trace Lane, Benton, KY 42025. From The Julian Carroll Purchase Parkway: Take Exit 41 (Hardin/Murray) To US 641 Spur South. Continue Approx. 1.0 Mile Then Turn Left On KY-58. Follow 0.7 Miles Then Turn Right On Country Trace Lane. Proceed To Auction Site. Signs Posted!! A MUST SEE COLLECTION FEATURING A 2007 CORVETTE • 2010 CHRYSLER 300C • YAMAHA GOLF CART • EXTRAORDINARY FURNITURE • MAGNIFICENT GLASSWARE • 75+ PAPERWEIGHTS • PERFUME BOTTLES • GUNS • 100+ KNIVES • BEAUTIFUL OIL PAINTINGS • AUTOGRAPHED SPORTS MEMORABILIA • KENTUCKY DERBY ITEMS • STERLING SILVER • GOLD JEWELRY • SLOT MACHINES • AUTOGRAPHED CELEBRITY PHOTOS • OLD MOVIE POSTERS • NICE BRONZE STATUES • ORIENTAL ITEMS SELLING FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28th @ 10:00 AM. GUNS/KNIVES: Hawken Black Powder .50 Rifl e, Thompson Center Arms Black Powder .45 Rifl e, Connecticut Valley Arms Black Powder .50 Stalker Rifl e, Connecticut Valley Arms Hawken .50 Rifl e, Double Barrel Connecticut Valley Arms Black Powder Shotgun, Markwell Arms .45 Black Powder Pistol, Colt .22 Short Handgun, Colt .25 Automatic Pistol, 100+ Pocket Knives (Barlow, Boker, Case, John Primble, Russell, Advertising, Etc.), Sheath Knives, 37” US Military Offi cer Sword, Elk Antler Gun Racks, Maverick Cap Pistol. SPORTS MEMORABILIA/KY DERBY ITEMS/GOLF CLUBS: 1944 St. Louis Cardinals National League Championship Button w/Pennant, 32”x28” Framed UK Basketball Forty Minutes To Glory Print Signed By Joe B. Hall, 28”x32” UK 1978 NCAA Champions Framed Print Signed By Walter Wendell Arnett & Joe B. Hall, 1992 UK Plaque Signed By Rick Pitino, KY Wildcats Autographed Basketball (Mike Casey, Melvin Turpin, Kenny Walker, Larry Walker, Sam Bouie, Dirk Minniefi eld, Etc.), Adrian Smith & Oscar Robertson Autographed Basketball, Joe B. Hall Autographed Basketballs, Other UK Basketball Memorabilia (Model Cars, Plates, Etc.), 62” Golf Club Floor Lamp, Large Golf Ball Collection, Middleground Precision Custom Balanced Stainless Golf Club Set w/Bag, MacGregor Jack Nicklaus Muirfi eld Golf Club Set w/Bag, Powerbilt Forged Citation Golf Club Set w/Bag, Odd Putters & Wedges, 28”x40” Framed Secretariat 1973 Triple Crown Winner Postage Stamp Print, 129th KY Derby Framed Print, 28”x52” 3 Framed Prints Maryland, My Maryland, Flamingo Waltz & The Hills Of Home Signed Menasco, (2) 34”x30” Horse Racing Prints Signed Menasco (Man O’ War, Quick Pitch), 20+ KY Derby Glasses (1960s-2000s), 28”x24” Framed Menasco Prints Blue Pavillion & Walking Ring, KY Decanter by Louisville Stoneware, 1981 KY Derby Pleasant Colony Horseshoe Plaque. DECORATIONS/MISC.: 72” Antler Floor Lamp, 36” Antler Candleabra, 23”x41” Framed Arrowhead Collection, 62” Composition Santa Claus, Numerous Holiday Decorations (Easter, Halloween, Christmas, Snow Globes, Figurines, Christmas Trees, Etc.), Large Collection Of Dept. 56 (Snow Globes, Villages, Figurines, Etc.), Spode “Christmas Tree” China, M. Bagwell “Simply Christmas” China, Antique Wall Phone, Crosley Pay Phone, (2) 27” J.H. Boone American Indian Sculptures, 48” & 42”Flat Screen Samsung TV, Nice Linens, 4 Pc. Wrought Iron Patio Set, Metal Frontgate Patio Furniture, Nice Concrete Planters, Alvarez Regent Acoustic Guitar, Supertone Hawaiian Acoustic Guitar, Replica Antonius Stradivarius Violin w/Stand, K’Aloha Ukulele, Harmony Co. Ukulele, Several Old Canes, 20+ Hand-Carved Wood Decoys (Big Sky Carvers, Briley Co., Hummel Co.), Hat Collection (Stetson, Nathaniels, Etc.), Haire Wine Cellar, Harley Davidson Telephone, Harley Davidson Remote Control Motorcycle. OTHER QUALITY ITEMS NOT LISTED! SELLING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29th @ 10:00 AM CARS/GOLF CART: 2007 Chevrolet Corvette 6.0L V8 Convertible Featuring Push Start, Two Tone Leather Seats, Navigation, OnStar & Power Soft Top (4,600 Miles, 1G1YY36U075137985), 2010 Chrysler 300 C Hemi 4 Door Sedan Featuring Leather/ Heated Seats, Navigation, Push Start, Moonroof & Satellite Radio (7,400 Miles, 2C3CA6CT5AH150075), Yamaha Sun Class Gas-Operated Golf Cart. FURNITURE: Matching Flexsteel Caramel Leather Couch, Chair & Ottoman, 70” Mahogany 3 Drawer Server, Maitland-Smith Matching Square Coffee Table & 2 End Tables, Flexsteel Chair w/Ottoman, Jiant Furniture Round Glass Top Table w/4 Animal Print Upholstered Chairs, Jiant Furniture Iron/Wood Wine Cabinet, Leather Drum Table, Broyhill Teal Matching Leather Couch, Loveseat, Chair & Ottoman, 5 Metal Bar Stools, , Hickory HFC “American Masterpiece Collection” Lighted Breakfront Mahogany China Cabinet, Hickory House Wingback Chair w/Stool, Banks Coldstone By Sarreid Ltd. Graduating 4 Drawer Mahogany Chest, Hillsdale Furniture Mahogany Game Table & 4 Leather Swivel/Rolling Game Chairs, Sarreid Ltd. 68” Mahogany Sofa Table, 82” Charles R. Sligh Mahogany Grandfather Clock, Pair Of Bernhardt Mahogany 3 Drawer Chests, 68”x82” Lighted 4 Cathedral Brass Door Mirrored Sectional China Cabinet, (2) 38”x82” Lighted Brass-Door Curio Cabinets, Mahogany “American Masterpiece Collection” By Hickory HFC Upright Silver Chest, Metal/Bamboo Glass Top Coffee Table, Mahogany Sofa By Hickory Chair, Hooker Balloon Back Mahogany Side Chair, 36”x42” Leather Square Ottoman, Hand-Painted Italian Chest, (2) Matching Hickory Chair Arm Chairs, Burl Mahogany Tea Caddy, 102” Banded Mahogany Banquet Table w/Queen Ann Legs & 6 Chairs, 82” Banded Mahogany Sheridan Style Buffett, 4 Upholstered Chairs, 2 Pc. Tall Post Sheridan Style Bedroom Suite, Drexel Black Lacquer 3 Drawer Oriental Chest, Black Lacquer Needlepoint Side Chair, 62” Brass Dressing Mirror, Rust & Martin Chinese Chippendale Lamp Tables, Black Leather Club Chair, 36”x56” Black China Cabinet, Cherry HON Offi ce Desk w/ Matching 2 Drawer File Cabinet, Cherry Entertainment Center, Connelly Billiards 8’ Pool Table w/Accessories, Glass Top “Golf Club” Game Table w/3 Stools, 2 Oak Leather-Back Club Chairs, King Size Wood/Leather Sleigh Bed, Wrought Iron Marble Top Lamp Table, Banded Mahogany 2 Drawer Drop-Leaf Canterbury Style Server, Nice Pearson Sofa, Antique Oak 2 Door/2 Drawer Liquor Cabinet, Antique Ardley Hall Round White/Finished Pine Table w/4 Chairs, Bob Timberlake Cherry Square Beveled Edge Shadow Box 3 Drawer Coffee Table, Nice 3 Pc. Cherry Entertainment Center, Flax Wheel, Westbury Mantle Clock, Seiko Wall Clock, Seiko Desk Clock, Slot Machines (Wild Cherry Quarter, Twin Jackpot Nickel GLASSWARE/ORIENTAL: 75+ Pcs. Of Outstanding Crystal/Cut/Pressed Glass (Waterford, Mikasa, Decanters, Bowls, Baskets, Vases, Compotes, Stemware, Etc.), Contemporary 6” Navajo Art Vase, 17” Maitland-Smith Art Pottery Vase, Pair Of 18” Italian Art Glass Bottles, 85+ Paperweights (Murano, Crystal, Scottish, Waterford, Art Glass, Etc.), Perfume Bottles (Italian, French, Czechoslovakian), Hadley Pottery, Figurines (Animal, Staffordshire, 15+ Baccarat, Royal Doulton, Royale Stratford, Lelique, Lefton, Capodimonte, Etc.), 15” Japanese Cloisonné Vase, Oriental Items (Vases, Boxes, Wood Carvings, Foo Dogs, Lamps, Etc.), Fiesta Ware, Shawnee Corn, German Steins, Louisville StonewareFigurines, Christmas Trees, Etc.), Large Collection Of Dept. 56 (Snow Globes, Villages, Figurines, Etc.), Spode “Christmas Tree” China, M. Bagwell “Simply Christmas” China, Antique Wall Phone, Crosley Pay Phone, (2) 27” J.H. Boone American Indian Sculptures, 48” & 42”Flat Screen Samsung TV, Nice Linens, 4 Pc. Wrought Iron Patio Set, Metal Frontgate Patio Furniture, Nice Concrete Planters, Alvarez Regent Acoustic Guitar, Supertone Hawaiian Acoustic Guitar, Replica Antonius Stradivarius Violin w/Stand, K’Aloha Ukulele, Harmony Co. Ukulele, Several Old Canes, 20+ Hand-Carved Wood Decoys (Big Sky Carvers, Briley Co., Hummel Co.), Hat Collection (Stetson, Nathaniels, Etc.), Haire Wine Cellar, Harley Davidson Telephone, Harley Davidson Remote Control Motorcycle. OIL PAINTINGS/PRINTS/MOVIE POSTERS: 22”x18” Oil On Canvas Signed Andrea Martone, 16”x12” Oil On Canvas “Horses” Signed J. Dupre, 14”x11” Oil On Canvas “Winter Scene” Signed Barbara Maddox, 67”x33” Oil On Board Driven Signed Kent, 26”x34” Autographed John Wayne Photo, 52”x64” John Wayne Les Cordes De La Potence Movie Poster, 19”x28” Framed 1933 Style King Kong Movie Poster, 42”x36” Framed Ray Harm Eagle Print, 34”x28” Framed Ray Harm Great Horned Owl Print, 2 Blues Brothers Statues, 31”x26” Oil On Canvas Reclining Nude Signed Blouzity (Vienna, Austria), 36”x36” Framed Oil On Canvas “Café Scene” Signed By Artist, 23”x17” Oil On Canvas Paradise Memories 2 Signed By Michael Kachan, 10”x12” Limited Edition Signed Serigraph On Paper Violinist’s Place By Shlomo Alter, 10”x12” Limited Edition Signed Serigraph On Paper Flower Vase By Shlomo Alter, 12”x9” Limited Edition Signed Serigraph On Paper Sailboats By Shlomo Alter. BRONZE/STERLING/GOLD: (2) 19” Bronze Western Cowboy Statues, (2) Bronze Horse Satues, 40” Marble Top/Base Pedestal w/32” Bronze Majestic American Eagle 1st Edition Statue, 32” Bronze Dog Cane Holder, 42” Multi-Toned Bronze “Enchanted Lady” Statue, 22” “Lady & Dolphin” Bronze Statue, 26” Bronze “Eagle” Statue, 15” Art Nouveau Multi-Toned Bronze “Lady” Statue, 15” Brass Racehorse Statue, 20” Bronze Sailor Statue, 16” “Man O’ War” Bronze Statue, Sterling Mint Julep Cups (78th PGA Championship Valhalla, 1974 KY Derby 100th Anniversary Cannonade, KY Colonels, Bank Of Benton, Etc.), Set Of Sterling Napkin Rings, (26) Gorham Sterling Silver Christmas Snowfl ake Ornaments, 40+ Pcs. Towle Sterling Flatware, Bicentennial Pewter Collection (Pitcher, Mugs, Plates, Etc.), 14kt. Gold Swiss-Made Presentation Watch, 1988 Murray State University OVC Champions Watch, Men’s 14kt. Gold Bracelet, 28” 14kt. Gold Rope Chain, Silver-Plate Items, Ivory Letter Openers AUCTIONS HELD ON SITE! PERSONAL PROPERTY TERMS: Cash, Check or Credit/Debit Cards Day Of Sale With Proper Identifi cation. *Credit/Debit Cards Will Be Subject To A 3% Processing Fee. Bank Letter Of Credit Must Accompany All Checks. HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION • HARRIS REAL ESTATE HARRIS REAL ESTATE 4

D4 Marshall County Tribune-Courier • Benton, KY • Tuesday, October 25, 2011

COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY ABSOLUTE REAL ESTATE AUCTION MARSHALL CIRCUIT COURT Thursday, November 17th, 2011 @ 3:00 PM CIVIL ACTION NO. 11-CI-00318 RUBY ATHERTON PLAINTIFF

VS. NOTICE OF SALE

CHAD WATSON, ET AL DEFENDANTS

LOCATION: 22 & 36 Rock Castle Rd., Gilbertsville, KY 42044. From The Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale and to satisfy the judgment of the Plaintiff in the amount of approximately $46,967.29 in the above styled Julian Carroll Purchase Parkway: Take Exit 47 To US 68 E. And Continue 0.2 Miles Then Turn Left On US 641 N. Follow US 641 N. 3.1 Miles Then Turn Right action, the Commissioner will offer for sale on or about the hour of 1:00 p.m., On Yacht Drive And Proceed 0.2 Miles And Turn Right On Ridge Rd. Continue on October 28, 2011, at public auction to the highest bidder at the Marshall On Ridge Rd. 0.2 Miles Then Turn Left On Henry Sledd Rd. And Follow 0.3 Miles SELL IT FAST IN County Courthouse, 1101 Main Street, Benton, Kentucky, the following de- Then Turn Left On Rock Castle Rd. Poceed To Auction Site. Signs Posted!! scribed property: 2 DUPLEXES & +/- 0.75 ACRES SELLING IN 2 TRACTS! GREAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY! OUTSTANDING LOCATION NEAR KENTUCKY LAKE THE TRIBUNE-COURIER 253 TREASURE ISLAND ROAD, HARDIN, KY 42048 & LAND BETWEEN THE LAKES! SHORT DRIVE TO BENTON & CALVERT CITY! REAL ESTATE KUBOTA TRACTOR TOOLS - EQUIPMENT TRACT I: REAL ESTATE TRACTS: TRACT 1* 22 A & B Rock Castle Rd. – 2 Story Duplex With 2 Lot 53, Block 25, Pirates Cove Subdivision, as shown on plat of record in Plat Units Featuring 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath, Living Room, Eat-In Kitchen, Central H/A & Utility Area. Situated On 0.35 Acres. TRACT 2* 36 A & B Rock Castle Rd. 2 Story Duplex With 2 CLASSIFIEDS FOR A Book 6, page 49, Marshall County Court Clerk’s Office. Reference to said plat Units Featuring 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath, Living Room, Eat-In Kitchen, Central H/A, Large is hereby made for a more accurate description therof. Covered Decks, & Utility Area. Situated On 0.39 Acres. EACH UNIT IS CURRENTLY RENTED FOR $385/MONTH! POTENTIAL YEARLY INCOME OF $18,480.00! REAL ESTATE WILL SELL AT 3:00 PM ON THURSDAY ABSOLUTE TO THE Subject to all restrictions, covenants, conditions, easements, set back lines HIGHEST BIDDER REGARDLESS OF PRICE! AUCTION HELD ON SITE! GREAT LOW PRICE! and assessments of Pirates Cove Subdivision. TRACTOR/TOOLS/EQUIPMENT – 2006 Kubota B21 Tractor w/TL421 Front Loader & BT751 Backhoe (344 Hours), 2009 Kubota BT1953A Bucket, Gravely Rapid X 30 HP 60”Cut Mower, ADS START AT JUST $9.00 And being the same property conveyed to Clarence Vernon Atherton and Ruby Ridgid Pipe Machine, Electric Eel Drain Cleaner w/100’ Cable, General Speedrooter 91 Pipe Atherton, his wife, in survivorship, (having been vested in Ruby Atherton at the Cleaner w/100’ Cable, Craftsman 675 2-Wheel Weed Eater, Wheel Barrow, Reddy Heater Pro 10, Stihl 021 Chainsaw, Ryobi CS30 Weed Eater, Makita DPC7311 Concrete Saw, FOR 15 WORDS OR LESS. death of Clarence Vernon Atherton) by deed dated April 28, 1988, of record in Poulan Chainsaw, Makita HR3851 Hammer Drill, Metal Shelving, 3 General Super-Vee Drill Deed Book 230, page 489, Marshall County Court Clerk’s Office. Pipe Cleaners,150’ Of Electric Drain Cleaner Pipe, 11’x24’ Cook Portable Building, 2” Ridgid Pipe Threader, Ridgid Threader Dyes, 2” Ridgid Pipe Cutter, 7’x18’ Heavy Duty Tandem Axel TRACT II: Trailer w/2’v Dovetail & Ramps, Featherlite Trailer. VISIT HARRISAUCTIONS.COM FOR PHOTOS! Call Us To Place All of Lot 54, Block 25 and that part of Lot 55 of Block 25 as follows: Beginning REAL ESTATE TERMS: 15% Down Day of Sale Balance in 30 Days. *A 10% Buyers at a stake 18 feet south of the original property line between Lot 55 and Lot 56, Premium Will Be Added To Final Bids And Included In The Contract Price. Buyer Will Be as shown by a composite map of said complex recorded in Plat Book 7, page Required To Sign A Lead Based Paint Waiver. 50 and Slide 386, lodged in the Marshall County Court Clerk’s Office; thence PERSONAL PROPERTY TERMS: *A 10% Buyers Premium Will Be Added To Final Bids And Your Ad Today! southerly to the stake between Lot 55 and Lot 54; thence westerly 105.6 feet Included In The Purchase Price. Cash Or Check Day Of Sale With Proper Identiﬁ cation. to a stake between Lot 55 and Lot 54; thence diagonally across Lot 55 to the 527-3162 point of beginning. Subject to all restrictions, covenants, conditions, easements, set back lines and assessments of Pirates Cove Subdivision.

And being the same property conveyed to Clarence Vernon Atherton and Ruby Atherton, his wife, in survivorship, (having been vested in Ruby Atherton at the death of Clarence Vernon Atherton) by deed dated May 23, 1988, of record in ABSOLUTE AUCTION Deed Book 231, page 111, Marshall County Court Clerk’s Office. Thursday, November 3rd 2011 @ 5:00 PM Also included under the Contract is the washer, dryer, refrigerator, range, 5164 N. Wadesboro Rd., Benton, KY 42025 (The Oak Level Community) bookcase, chest and bed located in the premises and a 1990 Buccaneer The Alsace & Late Roy F. Fralicx Estate From Benton, KY: Take KY 408 W. 6 Manufactured Mobile Home, which title was surrendered and became a part CRIT LUALLEN Miles Then Turn Right On KY 1949/ of the real estate in 2004. Wadesboro Rd. Proceed To Auction AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS Site. Signs Posted! Terms: The following terms are in effect unless otherwise mentioned above: GREAT LOCATION CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN BENTON & Property is to be sold for cash or in the alternative, on credit for thirty (30) days To the People of Kentucky SYMSONIA! IDEAL STARTER HOME! with ten percent (10%) of the purchase price in cash due on the date of sale. Honorable Mike Miller, Marshall County Judge/Executive A NICE +/- 1,200 SQ. FT. 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH If sold on credit, purchaser shall be required to execute a bond with approved Honorable Kevin Byars, Marshall County Sheriff HOME & WORKSHOP ON +/- 0.75 ACRES surety per KRS 426.705, unpaid balance shall bear interest at the rate of 12% Members of the Marshall County Fiscal Court per annum from date of sale until paid. The bond shall have the force and ef- REAL ESTATE: A Nice +/- 1,200 Sq. Ft. 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath Home Featuring Living fect of a judgment and shall remain a lien on the property sold as additional Indepdendent Auditor’s Report Room, Kitchen, Dining Room, Attic Storage, Vinyl Windows, Attached Carport, Covered Front Porch, Concrete Sidewalks, Concrete Driveway & Detached 20’x18’ Workshop security for the payment of the purchase price and all interest thereon. The w/Concrete Floor, Electricity & Utility Area. All Situated On +/- 0.75 Acres. Master Commissioner shall approve the bond. Any deposit or sale bond shall We have audited the accompanying statement of revenues, expenditures, REAL ESTATE SELLS AT 5:00 PM ABSOLUTE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER! AUCTION HELD ON SITE! be waived if the Plaintiff is the successful bidder at the sale. To the extent ap- and exess fees - regulatory basis of the Sheriff of Marshall County, Kentucky, FURNITURE/APPLIANCES – Matching Marble Top Coffee Table & 2 End Tables, Beautiful plicable, the property will be sold subject to the statutory right of redemption. for the year ended December 31, 2010. This financial statement is the re- Lamp Table, Matching Coffee & 2 End Tables, 2 Lane Cloth Rocker/Recliners, Matching The purchaser shall be responsible for ad valorem taxes for the year 2011 and sponsibility of the Sheriff. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on this Cloth Couch & Loveseat, Oak Glass-Door Bookcase, Buffet, Hotpoint Refrigerator, Small subsequent years. This sale may be canceled and any announcements made financial statement based on our audit. Appliances, Beautiful Spool Post Full Size Bed, Antique Oak Washstand, Cedar Wardrobe, We conducted our audit in accordance with auditing standards generally ac- Citation Chest Deep Freezer, Frigidaire Washer, GE Dryer at the sale take precedence over printed matter contained herein. The Master cepted in the United State of America, the standards applicable to financial GLASSWARE/LAMPS/ADVERTISING – Nice Gone With The Wind Lamps, Art Glass Cobalt Commissioner does not have access to the inside of the above mentioned audits contained in Government Auditing Standards issued by the Comptrol- Blue Swan, Large Wall Hanging Mirrors, Pair Of 9 1/2” Hull Art Vases, Oil Lamps, Coca Cola property. Glasses, Odd Glassware, Trinkets/Figurines, Cake Plates, Pressed Glass, Pitcher & Basin, ler General of the United States, and the Audit Guide for County Fee Officials Royal Crown Cola Advertising Thermometer, Crocks, Costume Jewelry, Cast Iron Items issued by the Auditor of Public Accounts, Commonwealth of Kentucky. Those Dated this the 4th day of October, 2011. TOOLS/MISC. – Old Records, Quilts, Small Sentry Safe, Eureka Whirlwind Vacuum, Meat standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable Grinder, Linens, Rainbow Vacuum Cleaner, 4-Gun Rack, Hand Tools, Aluminum Extension ______assurance abouth whether the financial statement is free of material mis- Ladder, Old Lanterns (No. 2 D-Lite), Yard Machine 12.5 HP 36” Cut Riding Mower (Scrap), TOM BLANKENSHIP statement. An audit includes examining, on a test basis, evidence support- Roll Around Tool Chest, Craftsman Leaf Blower, Vice, Bench Grinder, Remington Super 754 MASTER COMMISSIONER ing the amounts and disclosures in the financial statement. An audit also Chainsaw, Black & Decker Drill, Craftsman Circular Saw, #3 Metal Washtub 909 MAIN ST VISIT HARRISAUCTIONS.COM FOR MORE PHOTOS! includes assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates PO BOX 571 made by management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement REAL ESTATE TERMS: REAL ESTATE TERMS: $5,000.00 Down Day Of Sale Balance In 30 Days. A 10% Buyer’s Premium Will Be Added To The Final Bid & Included In The Contract Price. Make BENTON, KY 42025 presentation. We believe that our audit provides a reasonable basis for our Inspections Prior To Date Of Sale. Buyer Will Be Required To Sign A Lead Based Paint Waiver. 270-527-1444 opinion. PERSONAL PROPERTY TERMS: Cash Or Check Day Of Sale With Proper Identification. As described in Note 1, the Sheriff’s office prepares the financial statement on a regulatory basis of accounting that demonstrates compliance with the laws of Kentucky, which is a comprehensive basis of accounting other than www.tribunecourier.com accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America. In our opinion, the accompanying financial statement referred to above presents fairly, in all material respects, the revenues, expenditures, and excess COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY fees of the Sheriff for the year ended December 31, 2010, in conformity with MARSHALL CIRCUIT COURT the regulatory basis of accounting described in Note 1. CIVIL ACTION NO. 11-CI-00253 Our audit was made for the purpose of forming an opinion on the financial COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY statement taken as a whole. The accompanying schedule of expenditures of KENTUCKY HOUSING CORPORATION PLAINTIFF federal awards is presented for purposes of additional analysis as required MARSHALL CIRCUIT COURT CIVIL ACTION NO. 10-CI-00011 by U.S. Office of Management and Budget Circular A-133, Audits of States VS. NOTICE OF SALE and Local Governments and Non-Profit Organization, and is not a required part of the financial statement. Such information has been subjected to au- JP MORGAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION PLAINTIFF BEN CRABTREE, ET AL DEFENDANTS diting procedures applied in the audit of the financial statement and, in our SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO CHASE HOME FINANCE opinion, is fairly stated in all material respects in relation to the financial LLC SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO CHASE MANHATTAN Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale and to satisfy the judgment of statement taken as a whole. MORTGAGE CORPORATION In accordance with Government Auditing Standards, we have also issued the Plaintiff in the amount of approximately $65,508.84 in the above styled action, the Commissioner will offer for sale on or about the hour of 1:00 p.m., our report dated September 7, 2011 on our consideration of the Marshall VS. NOTICE OF SALE County Sheriff’s internal control over financial reporting and compliance with on October 28, 2011, at public auction to the highest bidder at the Marshall County Courthouse, 1101 Main Street, Benton, Kentucky, the following de- certain provisions of laws, regulations, contracts, and grant agreements and BENJAMIN SPENCER, ET AL DEFENDANTS other matters. The purpose of that report is to describe the scope of our test- scribed property: ing of internal control over financial reporting or on compliance. That report Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale and to satisfy the judgment of the is an integral part of an audit performed in accordance with Government 854 EAST 7th AVENUE, CALVERT CITY, KY, 42029 Plaintiff in the amount of approximately $54,959.55 the above styled action, the Auditing Standards and should be considered in assessing the results of Commissioner will offer for sale on or about the hour of 1:00 p.m., on October our audit. Lot No. 13, Block 5, Rolling Hills Subdivision to the city of Calvert City, Ken- 28, 2011, at public auction to the highest bidder at the Marshall County Court- Based on the results of our audit, we have presented the accompanying tucky, a plat of said subdivision being of record in Surveyor’s Plat Book 1, house, 1101 Main Street, Benton, Kentucky, the following described property: schedule of findings and questioned costs, included herein, which discusses page 73, Marshall County Court Clerk’s Office, and being more particularly the following report comments: described as follows: Beginning at a concrete marker in the South line of 7th 676 OLIVE HAMLETT ROAD, BENTON, KY 42025 2010-01 The Sheriff Overspent The Calendar Year 2010 Operating Budget Avenue, same being in the East line of the Calvert Heights Subdivision No. 8 by $17,308 to Calvert City, Kentucky; thence, in an Easterly direction and with the South Approximately five (5) acres more particularly described as follows: Beginning 2010-02 The Sheriff Overspent The Maximum Amount For Deputies And line of said 7th Avenue 73 feet to an iron pipe; thence, in a Southerly direction Assistants Set By Fiscal Court By $60,514 at a rock located on the west right of way of the Hamlet-Olive Road and being and with an interior angle of 83 deg. 17’ 283 feet to an iron pipe; thence, in a 2010-03 The Sheriff’s Expenditures Exceeded Receipts By $57,837 the northeast corner of the property herein described; THENCE in a southerly Westerly direction and with an interior angle of 99 deg. 15’ 75 feet to a stone; 2010-04 The Sheriff Should Only Expend Federal Grant Funds For direction approximately 24 poles to a post to be placed in the south line of the thence, in a Northerly direction with an interior angle of 80 deg. 12’ 280.15 Allowable Costs subject property; THENCE in a easterly direction along the south line of the feet to the place of beginning. 2010-05 The Sheriff Should Only Follow A-102 Common Rule And KRS subject property, 500 feet to a post to be placed on the west right of way of the 424.260 Bid Requirements Hamlet-Olive Road; THENCE in a northerly direction, 24 poles along the west Said property is conveyed subject to the restrictions and easements shown 2010-06 The Sheriff Failed To Implement Internal Controls Over Federal right of way of the Hamlet-Olive Road to the point of beginning. Compliance Requirement-Procurement, Suspension, And on the plat of said subdivision above referred to. Debarment Being in all respects the same property conveyed to Benjamin Spencer and Being the same property conveyed to Ben Crabtree and wife, Michelle Crab- This report is intended solely for the information and use of the Sheriff and Krystal M. White by Deed of Conveyance from William Brewer and wife, Felisia Fiscal Court of Marshall County, Kentucky, and the Commonwealth of Ken- tree by deed dated April 10, 2006 of record in Deed Book 365, page 604, S. Brewer dated June 4, 2003 and filed June 4, 2003, of record in Deed Book tucky and is not intended to be and should not be used by anyone other than Marshall County Court Clerk’s Office. 341, Page 397, in the Clerk of the Marshall County Court. these interested parties. Terms: The following terms are in effect unless otherwise mentioned above: Terms: The following terms are in effect unless otherwise mentioned above: Respectfully submitted, Property is to be sold for cash or in the alternative, on credit for thirty (30) Property is to be sold for cash or in the alternative, on credit for thirty (30) days Crit Luallen days with ten percent (10%) of the purchase price in cash due on the date with ten percent (10%) of the purchase price in cash due on the date of sale. Auditor of Public Accounts of sale. If sold on credit, purchaser shall be required to execute a bond with If sold on credit, purchaser shall be required to execute a bond with approved approved surety per KRS 426.705, unpaid balance shall bear interest at the surety per KRS 426.705, unpaid balance shall bear interest at the rate of 12% September 7, 2011 rate of 12% per annum from date of sale until paid. The bond shall have the State law requires the Auditor of Public Accounts to annually audit fiscal per annum from date of sale until paid. The bond shall have the force and ef- force and effect of a judgment and shall remain a lien on the property sold courts, county clerks, and sheriffs; and print the results in a newspaper hav- fect of a judgment and shall remain a lien on the property sold as additional as additional security for the payment of the purchase price and all interest ing general circulation in the county. The complete audit and any other audit security for the payment of the purchase price and all interest thereon. The thereon. The Master Commissioner shall approve the bond. Any deposit or of state agencies, fiscal courts, county clerks, sheriffs, property valuation Master Commissioner shall approve the bond. Any deposit or sale bond shall sale bond shall be waived if the Plaintiff is the successful bidder at the sale. administrators may be viewed in the reports section of the Auditor of Public be waived if the Plaintiff is the successful bidder at the sale. To the extent ap- To the extent applicable, the property will be sold subject to the statutory right Accounts’ website at www.auditor.ky.gov or upon request by calling 1-800- plicable, the property will be sold subject to the statutory right of redemption. of redemption. The purchaser shall be responsible for ad valorem taxes for 247-9126. The purchaser shall be responsible for ad valorem taxes for the year 2011 and the year 2011 and subsequent years. This sale may be canceled and any subsequent years. This sale may be canceled and any announcements made announcements made at the sale take precedence over printed matter con- at the sale take precedence over printed matter contained herein. The Master tained herein. The Master Commissioner does not have access to the inside Commissioner does not have access to the inside of the above mentioned of the above mentioned property. property.

Dated this the 4th day of October, 2011. Dated this the 4th day of October, 2011. ______TOM BLANKENSHIP TOM BLANKENSHIP Classifieds MASTER COMMISSIONER MASTER COMMISSIONER 909 MAIN ST 909 MAIN ST PO BOX 571 PO BOX 571 BENTON, KY 42025 BENTON, KY 42025 Mean Cash 270-527-1444 270-527-1444 5

Marshall County Tribune-Courier • Benton, KY • Tuesday, October 25, 2011 D5

COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY MARSHALL CIRCUIT COURT CIVIL ACTION NO. 11-CI-00277

REGIONS BANK D/B/A REGIONS MORTGAGE PLAINTIFF

VS. NOTICE OF SALE

TERRY MENZ, ET AL DEFENDANTS

Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale and to satisfy the judgment of the Plaintiff in the amount of approximately $87,152.26 in the above styled action, the Commissioner will offer for sale on or about the hour of 1:00 p.m., on October 28, 2011, at public auction to the highest bidder at the Marshall County Courthouse, 1101 Main Street, Benton, Kentucky, the following described property:

64 CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP ROAD, BENTON, KY 42025

Beginning at the southwest corner of the property herein conveyed and on the north side of the Higgins land at a point on the east side of Highway No. 68; thence, along the east of Highway 68 in a northerly direction 90 feet to an iron stake; thence, in an easterly direction 75 feet to an iron stake; thence, in a northerly direction parallel with Highway No. 68 a distance of 200 feet to an iron stake; thence, in an easterly direction 372 feet to an iron stake; thence, in a southerly direction a distance of 325 feet to an iron stake; thence, in a westerly direction 412 feet to the place of beginning.

LESS AND EXCEPT: A portion of the above described property conveyed from Ethel G. Smith, widow, to J.B. Ray et ux by deed dated May 10, 1960 and recorded in Deed Book 136, Page 497, in the Marshall County Court Clerk’s Office,

Except any interest in the coal, oil, gas, and other minerals underlying the land which has been heretofore conveyed or reserved in prior conveyances, and all rights and easements in favor of the estate of said coal, oil, gas, and other minerals, if any.

Being the same property conveyed to Terry Menz (aka Terry L. Menz) and Bob- bie Ruff by Deed of Conveyance from Teresa A. Waddell and spouse, David L. Waddell dated August 14, 2007 and filed August 14, 2007, in Deed Book 377, Page 356, in the office of the Clerk of Marshall County.

Terms: The following terms are in effect unless otherwise mentioned above: Property is to be sold for cash or in the alternative, on credit for thirty (30) days with ten percent (10%) of the purchase price in cash due on the date of sale. If sold on credit, purchaser shall be required to execute a bond with approved surety per KRS 426.705, unpaid balance shall bear interest at the rate of 12% per annum from date of sale until paid. The bond shall have the force and effect of a judgment and shall remain a lien on the property sold as additional security for the payment of the purchase price and all interest thereon. The Master Commissioner shall approve the bond. Any deposit or sale bond shall be waived if the Plaintiff is the successful bidder at the sale. To the extent applicable, the property will be sold subject to the statutory right of redemption. The purchaser shall be responsible for ad valorem taxes for the year 2011 and subsequent years. This sale may be canceled and any announcements made at the sale take precedence over printed matter contained herein. The Master Commissioner does not have access to the inside of the above mentioned property.

Dated this the 4th day of October, 2011. ______TOM BLANKENSHIP MASTER COMMISSIONER 909 MAIN ST PO BOX 571 BENTON, KY 42025 270-527-1444

ute Wednesday, Super Stop Convenience Mart bsol A Oct. 26th High Traffi c Intersection AUCTION 10:07 AM Between Murray Campus & Benton ±3200 Sq.Ft. • ½ Acre Lot 4164 Murray Hwy., Hardin, KY Previously Super Stop Convenience Mart. Valued at $825,000 in 2008 based on income approach. Location: From Benton traveling US-641 spurs approx. 7 miles, turn left onto Brewers Hwy 402 E. From the Murray Campus take US 641 N. ±10 miles and turn right on Brewers Hwy (402 E.) Signs posted. Well needed convenience mart - was the only stop for gas and snacks between Murray and Benton, Ky Lake -- Aurora & Mayfi eld. It features: An Open Floor Plan with Cashier Counter; Soda Fountain Counter; Kitchen Area; Offi ce Area; ±20ft of Reach-In 10 Glass Door Refrigerated Display Cooler with Walk-In Storage and ±7ft of Reach-In 3 Glass Door Refrigerated Display Freezer with Walk-In Storage; 2 Restrooms; fl uorescent lighting; drop ceiling; large Concrete Parking Lot; recently installed Natural Gas Pack Central Heat & 2 Central Air Conditioning Units; underground storage tanks for fuel with up to date EPA Closing Report. Terms of Auction: 15% deposit day of auction, balance within 30 days. A 10% buyers premium will be added to the fi nal bid and included in the total contract price. Proven Location Globe Meat Slicer Restaurant & Store Equipment Selling due to the death of owner. Equipment & Misc.: 2 stacking Baker’s Pride natural gas pizza ovens; SouthBend gas convection oven on legs; ATM machine; Globe deli slicer; 2-door upright pastry display cabinet; 1-door counter-top display refrigerator; 1-door Hatco Flav-R-Savor holding cabinet; 2 drink cup dispensers; 10ft Master- BBilt reach-in deli cabinet; 30lb Price electronic scale; Star 2-tier display warmer cabinet; 2 5ft stainless steel cabinets; 24” gas griddle - table top; 4 2-seat laminate booths; 5 shopping carts; steel double & single gondola shelving & peg boarding; shelves of DVD movies; rack of children’s games; Sesame SStreet games; shelves of coloring books; shelf of household chemicals; shelf of lotions & sunscreens; shelf of misc. - utensils, etc.; 2 yellow mop buckets; microwave; 2 house-type refrigerators; auto sweeper; various stereos, jam boxes, etc.; 8ft folding table; offi ce chairs; more. Terms:T Visa, MasterCard, cash or guaranteed funds. 10% added to bids. e Thursday, solut Outstanding ±1.1 Acre Tract Ab Oct. 27th Easy Access • High Traffi c • Corner Tract AUCTION 10:07 AM Excellent Commercial Location ±1.1 Acres, ±125ft Road Frontage with an average depth of ±365ft. Most recently a bank branch offi ce. This well-drained tract has vinyl fencing & black top parking, plus 3933 Hwy 62 Calvert City, KY city water & sewer tap has been paid. Terms of Auction: 15% deposit day of auction, balance within 30 days. A 10% buyer premium will be added to the fi nal bid and included in the total contract price. ute Thursday, ±1131 Sq.Ft. • 2 Bedroom • 1 Bath bsol A Oct. 27th Remodel Started New roof, Pella window, rewiring started, some new studs, new insulation. House was stripped to the studded walls. Stacks of sheet rock AUCTION 5:07 PM and all materials included. ±60 x 150ft Lot. 835 North 22nd St., Paducah, KY Terms of Auction: 25% deposit day of auction, balance within 30 days. A 10% buyer premium will be added to the fi nal bid and included in the total contract price. lute Saturday, The Most Important Land Available in Reidland Tract 1: ±2 Acres, ±272ft Frontage. Grassy, bso rolling. City sewer available. A Oct. 29th ±15.5 Acres • 4 Tracts • Road Frontage • City Sewers Tract 2: ±2.4 Acres, ±397ft Frontage. Grassy, 10:07 AM Access from 3 roads including at the end of Highland Circle and Ridge Lane from Lakeside Drive. Ideal high-density residential. rolling. City sewer available. AUCTION Tract 3: ±7.8 Acres. Enter from Highland Circle. Commercial potential. Has had 2 owners for 22 years. Terms of Auction: 15% deposit day of auction, balance within 30 days. A 10% buyer ±3.28 Acres. Enter from Ridge Lane. 6340 Benton Rd., Paducah, KY premium will be added to the fi nal bid/s and included in the total contract price/s. Tract 4: e Saturday, solut DISCOVER GOLD! Ab Oct. 29th 2 Outstanding KY Lake Waterfront Tracts 3:07 PM The owners have had these 2 hidden treasures tucked away for their own personal use for 20 years. As their attention has turned toward AUCTION heading South your treasure hunt is over. The bounty is great. Dockable. Spectacular KY Lake views. Community water available. ±175ft of John Cole Ln., Benton, KY combined KY Lake frontage. Restrictions. Shawnee Bay Resort Area Auctioneer’s Note: Lots are being staked. See our website for more details. Location: From Draffenville traveling Hwy 68 go ±4 miles past turn off to Moors turn left onto Barge Terms of Auction: 15% deposit day of auction, balance within 30 days. A 10% buyer premium will be added to the fi nal bid/s and included Island Rd. to Shawnee Bay Rd. Go ±1 mile. Signs posted. in the total contract price/s. Tracts offered separate & combined. e Estate Saturday, solut ±85 Acres • Tracts • Frontage Ab Nov. 12th AUCTION 10:07 AM Outstanding Rolling, Wooded, Tillable 1910 Krebs Station Rd. & Houser Rd. Teeming with Wildlife! Lone Oak/Paducah Location: Traveling Hwy 45, Lone Oak Rd South, continue ±2.2 miles past Lone Oak Baptist Church. Whether you’re up at dawn with cakes on the griddle or just want to enjoy the peace, quiet & solitude of this beautiful rolling countryside its all Turn left on 999 (Krebs Station Rd.) and go ±2.5 miles. Property on right. here! Truly a treasure. Belonging to this same family for over 50 years. Survey ordered. Buy a little or buy it all. ±30 Acres tillable, ±50 Acres

ROBERT ALEXANDER of woods - not logged in 35 years, trails, creeks, ideal location for ponds or lakes. Literally dozens of potential home sites, frontage on 2 roads, much more. Call for plat. Terms of Auction: 15% deposit day of auction. Balance within 30 days. A 10% buyer premium will be added to ﬁ nal bid/s and included in the total contract price/s. Auction to be held off site. (270) 554-5212 or ROBERT ALEXANDER 1-800-307-SOLD RARE REAL ESTATE & AUCTION CO. www.rareauctions.com Robert Alexander, CAI, Broker/Auctioneer • John Alexander, Auctioneer KY Auct. Lic.#P01437 • KY RE Lic.#173 • IL Auct. Lic.#0410000399 • IL RE Lic.#075.0092126 • IN Auction. Lic.#AU19600046 • IN RE Lic.#IB29900115 • TN Auct. Lic.#000051520515 5252 • TTNN RRE Lic.#00271464 B1

D6 Marshall County Tribune-Courier • Benton, KY • Tuesday, October 25, 2011 TVtalk

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Marshall County Tribune-Courier • Benton, KY • Tuesday, October 25, 2011 D7

Movie Reviews

New Wave New MediaCom 3 3 by Neil Pond, 12 12 American Profile 6 6 2 9 29 35 Real Steel 77 34 62 38 Starring Hugh Jackman 84 67 & Evangeline Lilly 81 N/A Directed by Shawn 88 70 Levy 46 47 127 min., PG-13 32 63 59 39 65 78 It’ll be difficult for anyone 82 62 of a certain age to watch 34 24 Disney’s “Real Steel” and 35 25 not think of a popular kids 70 36 game from the 1960s. 57 73 Rock’em Sock’em 27 60 55 43 Robots, anyone? In the movie’s not-so- distant future, the sport of boxing is obsolete. Wrestling? Too tame. 60 33 What really gets the fans 28 30 pumped, however, is the 86 26 spectacle of two mechan- 64 37 ical men hammering each 31 69 33 44 other into scrap metal. 26 52 Unlike the pint-size, 194 68 plasticized punching 54 29 toys of yesteryear, these 25 28 bots are beasts, 8-foot- 67 65 tall slabs of remote-con- 56 64 69 54 trolled, hi-tech hurt. Hugh 24 32 Jackman plays Charlie 83 45 Kenton, a washed-up 9 16 boxer now trying to eek out a living on the grun- 461 650 481 675 gy fringes of the robot 431 700 fighting circuit with his android. Things take an unex- pected—and initially unwelcome—turn for Charlie with the reap-

pearance of his long-ago- New Wave New MediaCom abandoned son, Max (12- 3 3 year-old Dakota Goyo), 12 12 6 6 and their discovery of a 2 9 broken, half-buried robot in the muddy muck of a 29 35 junkyard. 77 34 The new bot, Atom, 62 38 may be smaller than 84 67 some of the metal mon- 81 N/A sters against which he’s 88 70 pitted, but he he comes 46 47 into the ring with a secret 32 63 weapon: old-school box- 59 39 ing moves drilled into his 65 78 data bank by Charlie. 82 62 Evangeline Lily (Kate 34 24 from TV’s “Lost”) plays 35 25 the owner of a gym 70 36 where no one comes to 57 73 27 60 box anymore, which gives 55 43 her character plenty of 60 33 time to help Charlie with 28 30 robot repair—and fend off 86 26 his advances when he 64 37 tries to rekindle their old 31 69 flame. 33 44 The bots in “Real Steel” 26 52 are high-tech, special- 194 68 effect marvels, each with 54 29 distinctive personalities, 25 28 colorfully customized fea- 67 65 tures and unique fight- 56 64 ing styles. Boxing legend 69 54 Sugar Ray Leonard help 24 32 choreograph the classic 83 45 9 16 jabs, uppercuts, hooks, slips, bobs and blocks in 461 650 Atom’s steel-fisted arse- 481 675 nal. 431 700 Even though they’re mute, theoretically emo- tionless, metallic gladia- tors, it’s difficult not see the battling bots as some- what human, especially

when they’re “injured,” New Wave New MediaCom dented and crushed, de- 3 3 12 12 limbed, or even decapi- 6 6 tated…and blood-like 2 9 fluid slowly pools onto the mat. 29 35 77 34 But the real meat of 62 38 this story is in the father- 84 67 son relationship between 81 N/A Charlie and Max, for 88 70 which the movie relies 46 47 heavily on time-tested, 32 63 59 39 heart-tugging Disney 65 78 signature themes juiced 82 62 with a familiar twist of 34 24 kid-spunkiness that might 35 25 reflect Steven Spielberg’s 70 36 57 73 participation as one of the 27 60 project’s 12 producers. (A 55 43 sugary subplot about Max teaching Atom to hip-hop dance, however, is cute- ness overkill.) Older kids will enjoy the rousing, rock’em, sock’em 60 33 action and the humor; 28 30 parents will relate to the 26 86 story’s human foundation, 64 37 31 69 cheer for Atom’s “Rocky”- 33 44 like ascension up through 26 52 the robot-fighting ranks, 194 68 and perhaps even get a 54 29 little misty over the senti- 28 25 mental nuts and bolts that 67 65 56 64 hold everything together. 69 54 “Real Steel” isn’t a new 24 32 Disney classic, but it 83 45 does have an undeniable 9 16 heavy-metal charm. 461 650 481 675 —Neil Pond, American 431 700 Profile B3

D8 Marshall County Tribune-Courier • Benton, KY • Tuesday, October 25, 2011

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MediaCom Wave New 3 3 get a new perspective. 12 12 6 6 VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 2 9 Virgo, you want to get 29 35 involved with something, but 77 34 others might feel like you’re 62 38 stepping on their toes in the 84 67 81 N/A process. Give space where 88 70 space is needed. 46 47 32 63 LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 59 39 65 78 Don’t be so quick to offer an 82 62 opinion, Libra. You may not 34 24 have all of the facts and could 35 25 upset things if you weigh in at 70 36 57 73 this moment in time. It could 27 60 be time to check the finances. 55 43 60 33 SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 28 30 86 26 Scorpio, fun times are ahead 64 37 as you plan a special retreat. 31 69 Enjoy this abundance of 33 44 peace and quiet while you can 26 52 194 68 because reality hits quickly. 54 29 25 28 SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/ 67 65 56 64 Dec 21 69 54 Keep conversations light and 24 32 airy for the next few days, 83 45 Sagittarius. This way you 9 16 avoid any confrontations and 461 650 get the most things done that 481 675 you can. 431 700 CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 Family issues take precedence over other matters, Capricorn. You may have to buckle down for a few days and alleviate Visit us online at the all new some things on the home front before moving on.

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PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20 Pisces, sometimes it’s not so easy to say you are sorry. That’s just what you may have to do for a friend who feels wronged.

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