November 2014

Serving Rockcastle County Since 1887 Mount Vernon, Kentucky 40456 - (606) 256-2244 Volume 128 • Number 46 .50 per copy Thursday, November 6, 2014 Bishop, McClure win Carloftis loses bid as write-in candidate for re-election By: Doug Ponder votes, Carloftis filed Octo- Incumbent County ber 17th as a write-in can- Judge/Executive Buzz didate to run against Bishop Carloftis lost his re-election again in the General Elec- bid as a write-in candidate tion. to challenger Doug Bishop Republican jailer candi- in Tuesday’s General Elec- date Carlos McClure de- tion. Carloftis received feated his democrat chal- The voting lines were long in all fifteen Rockcastle County precincts on Tuesday. County Clerk Danetta Allen 1,744 write-in votes to lenger Rick Brummett reported 5,382 voters out of the 12,014 registered turned out for the 2014 Fall General Election. The above Bishop’s 3,077 votes. 3,589 to 1,301. McClure led photo was taken at the West Brodhead precinct. Shown below is the crowd that waited in the court chamber Bishop led Carloftis in 13 Brummett in all precincts. for the election results at the Rockcastle County Courthouse. The polls closed at 6 p.m. Tuesday but the results of the 15 precincts. Carloftis In the highly anticipated weren’t released until 7 p.m. due to the large crowds that had shown up around closing time at the Brodhead received 130 votes to U.S. Senate race, incum- precincts. Bishop’s 108 votes in the bent republican Mitch East Livingston precinct and McConnell led Rockcastle won the West Livingston County with a total of 3,803 precinct 81 to 50. votes compared to his This was the second race democrat challenger Alison between the two Republi- Grimes’ 1,122 votes and cans this year. After Bishop Libertarian David defeated Carloftis in May’s (Cont. to A5) primary election by 428 Mike Bryant wins re-election for Mt. Vernon Mayor

By: Doug Ponder Ronnie Cash led the vote Incumbent Mt. Vernon with 171, incumbent Keith Mayor Michael Bryant de- Graves was next with 158, feated challengers Harry newcomer Ricky Kirby was Potter and former Mt. third with 125 and incum- Vernon Mayor Clarice bent Dallas Todd was next Kirby in Tuesday’s General with 93 votes. Challenger Electiion. Kenneth Ray Owens lost In Little Egypt area Bryant received 399 his bid for a seat after com- votes to Kirby’s 264 votes ing in last place with 91 and Potter’s 139. Bryant votes. Unopposed incum- County approves agreement also carried all four city pre- bent Brodhead Mayor cincts. Walter Cash received 187 There will be a new votes. member on the Mt. Vernon Livingston Mayor Jason with NFS for hiking trail City Council in January af- Medley was unopposed in ter current council member his race and received 56 If all goes as planned, enjoy in the Little Egypt Carloftis told the court. growth trees, some over 250 Shelley Raines Lewis re- nature lovers will have a area of the county in about According to the NFS’s years old, cliff lines and ceived the least number of (Cont. to A5) seven-mile hiking trail to a year. agreement with the county, abandoned home sites in the votes in Tuesday’s election. At a special called meet- the Little Egypt area is the area. The trail will be sited There are six seats on the Two arrested for ing of the fiscal court last “ideal location for an inter- Rocket Madness (Cont. to A5) council and there were Tuesday, County Judge/Ex- pretive trail due to the old seven candidates on the bal- manufacturing ecutive Buzz Carloftis pre- is next Tuesday lot. By: Doug Ponder sented the court with a pro- The Rockets and Lady Veteran’s Day Celebration Incumbent Jamie Bryant Two county residents Rockets basketball teams posed agreement between led all council candidates the county and the National were arrested for manufac- will be hosting their annual is next Tuesday at RCMS with 504 votes, incumbent turing meth Sunday night Forest Service for a pro- Rocket Madness next Tues- Sharon Saylor was next with after police raided a home day at Rockcastle County posed seven mile interpre- The Rockcastle County p.m. for a student-led pro- 445, incumbent Clifford tive hiking trail on a 723 on Sally J Road in Mt High School Gymnasium. Middle School will hold gram honoring veterans. Mullins got 434, incumbent Vernon. acre tract in the Daniel The event will also in- their annual “Celebration of Kentucky Agriculture Wayne Bullock was fourth Arrested at the scene cluded silent auctions for Boone National Forest in Veterans Day” next Tues- Commissioner and guber- with 390 votes, newcomer the Little Egypt area of the were Teresa Mae Bales- donated items. day. natorial candidate James Jackie Weaver was fifth with Reber, 55, of Mt. Vernon county. Festivities will begin The event will begin Comer will be the keynote 365 votes, Adams Bales was and Anthony Dale Jackson with a meal at 5:30 in the No ATVs or horses will with a reception at 11 a.m. speaker. He is known for sixth with 359 votes and be allowed on the trail and Jr., 43 of Brodhead. RCHS cafeteria. The cost is in the RCMS cafeteria for taking a proactive approach Lewis was last with 344 According to state police $5 per person. the main expense to the veterans and their families. for Kentucky veterans with votes. court will be graveling an reports, officers responded Following the meal, Following the reception, the Homegrown by Heroes There will also be a new to Reber’s residence on players for both teams will area for parking three to five everyone will meet in the (Cont. to A5) Brodhead commissioner in be introduced in the gymna- cars at an old logging site at RCMS gymnasium at 1 January as well. Incumbent (Cont. to A5) sium and then scrimmages the trail head. Of course, the between players on the two county will be responsible teams will be held. for establishing a system of The annual event kicks interconnecting trails but off the Rockets and Lady since the trail will be of the Rockets high school basket- primitive type very little ball season. clearing will be needed, Former RCMS basketball coach arrested for criminal solicitation of a minor A former Rockcastle son County Sheriff’s De- County Middle School boys partment, an arrest warrant basketball coach was re- was issued for Evans after cently arrested on a warrant they determined in their infor criminal solicitation of vestigation that he know- a minor. ingly solicited, contacted The whole situation be- and communicated with a gan last month when the female juvenile in Belton, Anderson County Sheriff’s South Carolina between the Department in South Caro- months of June and October lina issued an arrest warrant of this year. for Christopher C. Evans, During the investigation, Rockcastle County received the first snowfall of the 2014 winter season last Saturday morning. According to 24, of Mt. Vernon for crimi- the Anderson County the National Weather Service, Livingston and Mt. Vernon only reported a trace of snow while Brodhead and nal solicitation of a minor. other areas in northern Rockcastle County reported amounts between 1 to 2 inches. The above photo was According to the Ander- (Cont. to A5) taken on Mt. Zion Church in Brindle Ridge.

Began November 3rd USDA Farm Service Agency Write - In County Committee elections Votes The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is encouraging farmers and ranchers to make their voices heard by by precinct voting in the upcoming Farm Service Agency (FSA) County Committee elections. FSA Administrator Val Buzz Carloftis Dolcini announced the beginning was Monday, Nov. 3, 2014, USDA will mail ballots for the 2014 elections to eli- East Livingston 130 gible producers across the country. Producers must return ballots to their local FSA offices by the Dec. 1, 2014, dead- E. Mt. Vernon 110 line to ensure that their vote is counted. “The role and input of our county committee members Orlando 109 is vital as we implement the 2014 Farm Bill,” said Dolcini. “New members provide input and make important deci- S. Mt. Vernon 129 sions on the local administration of FSA programs. We have N. Mt. Vernon 126 seen promising increases in the number of women and mi- nority candidates willing to serve on county committees, Roundstone 71 helping to better represent the diversity of American agriculture.” Wildie 24 FSA County Committee members provide an important link between the local agricultural community and USDA. Bullock 53 Farmers and ranchers elected to county committees help deliver FSA programs at the local level, applying their W. Livingston 81 knowledge and judgment to make decisions on commod- Climax 42 ity support programs; conservation programs; indemnity and disaster programs; emergency programs and eligibil- Brown 168 ity. County committees operate within official regulations designed to carry out federal laws. Conway 88 To be an eligible voter, farmers and ranchers must participate or cooperate in an FSA program. A person who is W. Brodhead 134 not of legal voting age, but supervises and conducts the farming operations of an entire farm may also be eligible W. Mt. Vernon 182 to vote. Agricultural producers in each county submitted candidate nominations during the nomination period, which N. Brodhead 218 ended on Aug. 1, 2014. Absentee 79 Eligible voters who do not receive ballots in the coming week may pick one up at their local USDA Service Center Total 1744 or FSA office. The deadline to submit ballots is Dec. 1, 2014. Ballots returned by mail must be postmarked no later than Dec. 1, 2014. Newly elected committee members and their alternates will take office Jan. 1, 2015. Kevin Begley Nearly 7,700 FSA County Committee members serve in the 2,124 FSA offices nationwide. Each committee con- Bullock 2 sists of three to 11 members elected by eligible producers. Brown 46 Members serve 3-year terms of office. Approximately one- third of county committee seats are up for election each W. Brodhead 19 year. More information on county committees, such as the Absentee 6 new 2014 fact sheet and brochures, can be found on the FSA website at www.fsa.usda.gov/elections. You may also Total 73 contact your local USDA Service Center or FSA office. Visit http://go.usa.gov/pYV3 to find an FSA office near you. Pg. A12 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 6, 2014 Yards to Paradise By Max Phelps den? Could you grind them “Sending Autumn Leaves and put the resulting mulch to Landfill?” around your trees and There are positive and shrubs? And though it useful things you can do causes air pollution, even with leaves when it comes raking them onto your gar- to disposal of the fallen au- den and burning them will tumn leaves. In October and kill all the weed seeds and November there are always add substantial potash to the leaves to be dealt with. Even spot and raise the pH— if you have no trees on your thereby saving on chemicals property the wind will dis- and fertilizers you will need tribute some on your yard or to buy and apply next sea- parking place anyhow. It son. may be routine to burn or The very worst use of bag your leaves for the gar- your fallen leaves is to bury bage man. However, there them with household gar- are better choices than send- bage between large sheets ing them to the landfill. of polyethelene for years Halloween on Some are obvious, but there and years in a landfill. Look may be some things you can for alternatives if you need do with leaves you’ve not to get rid of a lot of leaves. Main considered. Let’s take a look No garden and no com- at options. post heap, maybe you have held Friday Throwing your leaves a neighbor or gardener or farmer who would accept a The City of Mt. Vernon held their away, then buying organic fertilizer for your plants is a donation of your leaves? annual Halloween on Main last Fri- Even an ad in the paper or a day night despite rain and cold bit akin to buying lottery tickets with grocery money flyer on a utility pole advis- weather. Despite the conditions, and then asking for charity ing you have “free leaves to trick or treaters still came out for because you’re hungry. a good home” might work! the activities and candy. Shown at Leaves and leaf litter is bet- More thoughts: Make a right is Lynn Tatum passing out ter for plants than mulch or path of leaves (then top with candy for the Rockcastle Develop- commercial fertilizers, and mulch or gravels) to keep ment Board. cheaper than store-bought weeds at bay. Ground leaf organics; it just takes a little litter is the best mulch—at effort to recycle and reap least from the viewpoint of wonderful benefits. your trees and shrubs. So, you have lots of Can you mix and bury leaves. What are the choices leaves in your own soil? about what to do with them? Perhaps bag and save some Some municipal govern- for next season? Could you ments will collect leaves, make a leaf pile for kids to either in bags or by giant play in? Layering, such as described in Pat Lanza’s Do you need a quite, peaceful atmosphere? vacuum trucks if you rake them into the street. One Lasagna Gardening book is Come join us at Rocket Carpet presumes they will compost also an option to consider as or recycle what they collect an option for what to do this way. Either using on with your fallen leaves. Mt. Vernon Manor Cleaners city trees and beds, or sell- One doesn’t have to be You must be 62 or over, handicapped or disabled carries ing composted materials into extremes like hugging back to the citizens at a rea- trees to keep bulldozers These income based apartments feature: Rainbow Vacuum Products sonable price. away—isn’t it just sensible Bedroom Unit - Fully Equipped - Kitchen With small quantities, a that if you recycle alumi- Energy Efficient - Heating and Cooling System mulching mower can chew num cans or separate bottles On-site Laundry - Ample Parking up and leave them on the and paper at curbside on On-site Management and Maintenance Services lawn. Consider this if your garbage day that you might leaf fall isn’t too heavy. want to do something help- Call 606-256-5223 or If you feel you must re- ful and positive with your TDD # 1-800-648-6056 move the leaves, do you autumn leaves other than Office hours are Tuesday 12 to 3 have a compost bin you sending them to the dump? could put them in? Could The author is a landscaper. Call and Friday 8 to 3 Max Phelps: (606) 416-3911 and Equal Housing Opportunity 606-256-9870 • 606-386-0187 you till them into your gar- visit www.rockcastles.net Pg. A2 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 6, 2014 ramblings... Points by: perlina m. anderkin Obamacare needs to be When I told my son, totally revamped. A news East Travis, that I was too over article I read recently said the moon to write a that people are having to get By Ike Adams ramblings column this treatment at free clinics be- week, his suggestion was cause, in order to keep pre- that I put the title, my by- miums low and sell the pro- The National Association few times during 2014 but, line and a smiley face to gram, deductibles are so of Wooly Worm Winter by Friday, it was back to convey my feelings. high that people can’t afford Heartfelt Email geance. His enthusiastic de- Weather Watchers nighttime freezing . I want to thank my read- sire was unequaled on that Considered it but to use their plan. (NAWWWWW) spent the “So why include Wind ers for all the emails, letters, team. With his skills added couldn’t resist expressing The main worry now is early part of last week con- Gap”, someone asked. my happiness at the results that the Dems will use what phone calls, and texts that I to the talent of other team ducting its annual forecast “Because it’s almost im- receive regularly concerning members, we won the Cen- of Tuesday’s election na- little time they have left in for central Kentucky and possible to get that one this weekly column. I read tral Kentucky Conference tionwide. Not going to tell control of the Senate to help Wind Gap, Pennsylvania wrong”, came the terse re- you my feelings about the the President use his “phone and respond to every con- during his freshman year. right here in Paint Lick. ply. “Winter in Wind Gap tact. Although I am truly He and the team made my local elections - won some, and pen” to govern as dicta- The session was cut short is and always will be hor- grateful for each piece of job easy. He was a joy to lost some but that’s the way tors. because, as one old Wooly rible. Look for the first big it always goes. Besides, Anyway, it has become correspondence from read- coach. told me, “It looked like 6-foot snow on Halloween ers, I received one recently After receiving the note Alison and I respect the much more interesting for Summer had finally set in”. and the last one on Memo- that truly moved me. It isn’t from Eddie, I began to pon- sanctity of the ballot box. our nation. We’ll just have The temperature, on Mon- rial Day, 2015.” (Picture tongue-in-cheek). to sit back and see how it about my writing; instead, it der over some of my teach- day, had risen to the mid 80s In fact there’s a rumor was a thoughtful note from ers at Mt. Vernon High For the first time in many plays out. for one of the, seemingly, floating about in years, I am feeling a little a former student. School who made a differ- NAWWWWW that, since I opened my e-mail to ence in my life. I remember more optimistic about our the polar ice cap has started nation. For a while I have discover this message from spring break at UK when I melting, Santa Clause is a former football player at was a freshman. I decided to been scared, there’s no other T.J.’s moving his headquarter to a word for it. Financially, we Mt. Sterling High School: “I visit my high school and building, formerly occupied had a football coach by the thank some of my best are in deep trouble and mor- by a big box store just down ally it is worse. name of David Griffin in teachers. Journal the road from the Wind Gap 1970 that I would like to The first room I entered I’m still a little scared Diner. Seems that reindeer because I’m afraid Repub- by: Tonya J. Cook thank for all he did for me. was a Biology class taught droppings are one of the key Among other things, I by Dorothy Landrum. Mrs. licans, in an effort to not ingredients in scrapple and come across as conquerors, feared no man on that foot- Landrum stopped what she It's Just Rude day to discipline the chil- Old Santa is always looking ball field at that time due to was teaching and invited me will not provide strong Dear Journal, dren and then resume where for any source of income to him – a feeling of confi- to take a seat in the back of enough leadership to try to I suppose that here in the they left off. underwrite his habit. right the many things that dence that I still remember the room until she com- south, people, especially the I think "good manners" This year’s clearly. Would you be that pleted her lesson. As she lec- are wrong in this country. ladies, pride themselves in are falling by the wayside, NAWWWWW convention teacher and coach?” tured about the reproduction We need immigration re- "good manners". Proper eti- so to speak; I'm not sure as was held under a picnic table form, particularly to know I responded to Ed of bacteria, I was immedi- quette is taught at an early to why. It could be the lack directly behind Copperhead McCullough’s message with ately transformed into a stu- who’s coming in and what age with not only "please", of knowledge or that people Consulting, Mark a lump in my throat. We be- dent in her class. I recalled they’re doing after they get "thank you", and "excuse are becoming lax and too Gumbert’s environmental here. We need tax reform, a gan to reminisce about our how interesting her lectures me" and as social situations informal...maybe a combi- assessment firm that founds days as Trojans at MSHS. were on a daily basis; her lab much simpler, fairer method present themselves. At least nation of both. my belief that business in Eddie was a dedicated team exercises were equally (but something that would that was the case as I was Recently I've met with a downtown Paint Lick will definitely gut the IRS). We player with a huge heart and stimulating. She was my fa- growing up. few rude situations. Stanley flourish once again in my massive desire to excel. As vorite high school teacher. need jobs and people like the I think that I was taught and I were eating out at a lifetime. Mark is already I recall, he almost never left During the class break, she surfer “dude” having to the proper thing to say or do local restaurant about a building a class act restau- work for their food instead the field. Not only did he discussed with me my ma- even before I learned to week after my brain surgery. rant next door to Copper- play offence and defense, he jor and minor at UK. She of freeloading. We need an count or the ABCs. when I didn't have any hair and a head and a Bed and Break- was also on several of the was surprised to learn that I energy policy that enables some of the rules of etiquette 6-7 inch cut held together fast is also in the near-future us to be independent of special teams. As a member was getting my degree in were broken after being with staples was obvious. A plans. It’s just a matter of of the kick-off receiving Biology and Chemistry. countries that would do us taught, you could expect a man in his 60s inquired, time, and a pretty short time team, he ran back several The second class that I harm in the bat of an eye, i.e, spanking or "the lecture". "What happened to you?" I at that, before Paint Lick, the Alaskan Pipeline for kicks for touchdowns. visited on that special day Then, when out in public, it explained that I'd had sur- once again, becomes a des- Eddie was an offensive was Chemistry, which was starters. We need a strong was usually "the look". Ev- gery. It satisfied his curios- tination instead of a place end and had the ability to being taught by Mr. “Tuck” military and to keep our ery child of my generation ity. It was my first trip since you have to slow down for promises to our Veterans. catch passes with an un- Baker. As I entered his class- knew "the look". My mother being in the hospital. I de- on your way to wherever canny skill. When he was room, I noticed that his stu- However, most of all, we was a master of "the look". bated about wearing a hat you’re going. need honest politicans not the expected receiver, he She had a pair of hazel eyes before the outing, but "No", In fact, it was the bud- could block with a ven- (Cont. to A4) (how’s that for an oxymo- that could melt holes in I thought, "I've not done ding restaurant, to be named ron?) in whom we can be- steel. anything to be ashamed of Solidago, (scientific name lieve. Who do what is right My mother, as well as and I'm not defined by my for goldenrod, our state for our country and not what other mothers of the era, hair. There will be times I'll flower) that drew the lobbyists want. were ladies ahead of their wear a hat, but just not that NAWWWWW back to An axe to many of the time. They had an answer to night." Paint Lick for the first time Publication Number 366-000 programs we are financing unruly children, known as For the past few weeks since Uncle Tom’s restau- Periodical Postage Paid in Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 in this country that are so being hyperactive today, and it's become necessary to rant closed several years 606-256-2244 unnecessary is needed. Be- those with attention disor- make several calls, not only ago. Somehow word had fore you get on your high ders. It was administered personal but business-re- gotten out that Solidago was Published every Thursday since November, 1887. Of- horse, I am not talking about without any medicine and lated. Concerning the busi- already open for business fices in the Mt. Vernon Signal Building on Main Street programs such as food counselors. They could be in ness calls, quite often the because Mark and several in Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456. Postmaster, send address stamps (although if our total control and get a child's person I needed to speak Copperhead employees had changes to P.O. Box 185, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky 40456. economy is as strong as the attention and hold it for as with wasn't in, so I left a been seen handing out pre- James Anderkin, Jr., Publisher Emeritus Dems tout it’s amazing that long as they thought neces- message. I even called back view samples off the menu Perlina M. Anderkin, Publisher/Editor this program has more than sary in only a few seconds. at other times, with no re- during the Paint Lick Vil- SUBSCRIPTION RATES tripled under their adminis- Now, it's a time-out or "I'll sults and left another mes- lage Fest earlier in October. In County - $20.00 Yr. Out-of-County - $27.00 Yr. tration), housing, social se- have to count..." Big sage. I have yet to hear from Figuring that chicken, in Out-of-State $35.00 Yr. curity, etc. I was thinking whoop!Back in the day the these people. I know people one form or another, would more of the monkeys on parents took the time e-mail address - [email protected] treadmills type. out...time out of their busy (Cont. to A4) (Cont. to A4)

Folks, it’s over, and brighter days are ahead as we are ready for the work. Janet and I are humbled by the support we have received over the last year. I am grateful for the good things that have been done in the past, and where Buzz Carloftis has had a part in that, thank you. To all the citizens of this great county, I look forward to humbly serving you. Thanks! Doug Bishop Paid for by Doug Bishop Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 6, 2014 • Pg. A3 ObituariesObituaries Juanita Stanley Juanita Saylor Stanley, 83, of Mt. Vernon, widow of Ernest Stanley and mother of Allen Keith Stanley and Donna McClure, died Mon- day, November 3, 2014 at Baptist Health Hospital in Nora Poynter Lexington. The family of Nora In Loving Memory of Ronnie Bradley Funeral services will be Poynter would like to thank There’s not one day that goes by that you aren’t missed. conducted (today) Thurs- everyone for their love and You will forever be in my thoughts and prayers. Mary Ellen support through visitation, Denzil Smith day, November 6, 2014 at 1 Love, your little girl, Amanda p.m. at First Baptist Church. prayers, food, flowers and William “Bill” Denzil Barnes Burial will follow in Free- gifts, during the illness and Mary Ellen Barnes, 87, Smith, 77, of Orlando, died death of our Mom. Tuesday, October 28, 2014 dom Cemetery. of Irvine, and formerly of Friends may call at We would like to give a Central Body Service at the U.K. Medical Center Brodhead, died Thursday, Dowell & Martin Funeral special “Thank You” to all October 30, 2014 at the in Lexington. He was born the wonderful caregivers offers Haddix Custom Detailing. September 11, 1937 in Home from 6 to 9 p.m. Irvine Health and Rehabili- Wednesday and after 11 who were so loving and kind Mt.Vernon, the son of the tation Center. She was born a.m. Thursday at church. to her during her illness and Basic hand wash to a full September 2, 1927 in late Mitchel and Lethie to Bro. Vaughn Rasor and Bowman Smith. He was a A complete obituary will detail that is guaranteed to make Rockcastle County the appear in next week’s Sig- Lonnie Reppert for their daughter of the late Alfred retired waste treatment op- compassion and support be- erator for Square “D” Com- nal. your vehicle look great! and Alice Robbins Please visit yond words. McFerron. She was a house- pany in Lexington, was an www.DowellMartin.com to view Free pickup and delivery Army Veteran, enjoyed fish- wife, enjoyed being with online obituary. Stop by Central Body Service or give us family, sewing, attending ing, ball games, Wayne Stewart Adult Cen- yard sales, repair- Elizabeth A. a call today to make an appointment. ter, and was a member of the ing lawnmowers, 606-256-4210 or 606-308-1490 Full Gospel House of Care. and was a member of the Bradley Survivors are: seven Brush Creek Holiness Elizabeth A. Bradley, 50, sons, Robert Barnes, Church. wife of Steve, died Tuesday, Donnie (Ima Jean) Barnes, Survivors are: his wife of November 4, 2014 at the Benny (Charity) Barnes, 50 years, Beverly Ball Compassionate Care Center and Ernie (Armilda) Barnes, Smith of Orlando; three in Richmond. all of Mt.Vernon, Tony sons, Tim Smith of Orlando, Arrangements are in- Dakota Smith of Mt.Vernon, (Vicki) Barnes, and Gerald complete at this time and We Miss our Barnes, all of Brodhead, and and Scott (Becky) Smith of have been entrusted by the Sweet Angel Ronnie Barnes of Somerset; Orlando; three brothers, Marvin E. Owens Home for but we know Heaven is a Kermit Smith of Morehead, three daughters, Minnie Funerals. sweeter place with you Mae Hopkins of Brodhead, James Smith of Orlando, www.marvineowensfuneralhome.com there. Happy 21st birthday Carolyn (Don) Rose of and Gordie Smith of “In Heaven” Jerika Dawn Brodhead; and three grand- Waynesburg, and Donna In Loving Robbins. Dinner Specials (Charles) Northern of children, Samantha, Tyler, We Love You Mt.Vernon; one sister, and Rily. Memory Mommy and Daddy Funeral services wre held Thursday 11/6 Monday 11/10 Nellie McClure of An Angel Came Mt.Vernon; 22 grandchil- Friday, October 31, 2014 at Chicken Liver w/ Onions White Northern Beans dren; 22 great grandchil- Brush Creek Holiness Knocking choice of 2 sides cooked w/ Country dren; and one special sister- Church with Bro. Lonnie An angel came knocking in-law, Rita McFerron. McGuire officiating. Burial our door one day, Friday 11/7 Ham, Greens & Besides her parents she was in Briarfield Cemetery. We saw him coming and All you can eat Catfish Baked Cornbread was preceded in death by: Pallbearers were: Dennis begged, “Please go away.” her husband, Herman Rigsby, Anthony Noel, The angel said, “I won’t Saturday 11/8 Tuesday 11/11 Barnes; one son, Jessie Ray James Bowman, Clayton tarry long, for you already Alecia’s Salmon Patty Barnes; two daughters, Robinson, Tyler Holman, know me, Prime Rib Joyce and Loyce Barnes; and George Bishop I’ve been in this home be- Choice of Two Sides w/ Choice of Two Sides three brothers, Jessie, Arrangements by Cox fore, you see. Thurman, and Delbert Funeral Home. You see me as the most ter- Sunday 11/9 Wednesday 11/12 McFerron; one sister, Jewell Send condolences online at rible and worst thing to Chicken/Dumplings & www.coxfuneralhomeky.com Happy Birthday Italian Day Morgan; and her step-father, fear. Dressing or Meat Loaf w/ Willie. I’m here to bring peace and In Heaven and Happy Thanksgiving, Choice of Two Sides 1/2 Off Appetizers Services were held Mon- Judy Ann comfort to the one you too. We miss you very During UK Games day, November 3, 2014 at hold dear. Limestone Grille Cox Funeral Home with Renner She’s been lying so helpless, much. Tell Papall Ben and Mame Pearl and Tate and Bro. Marvin Cromer offici- Judy Ann Renner, 56, of sometimes in agony and does catering Veteran Appreciation ating. Burial was in Ottawa Crab Orchard, died Tues- pain, Mame Marie that we love for all your holiday Veterans Get Special Cemetery. day, November 4, 2014 at I’m here to make her whole them. Watch over us, now that you are a rose in His events! For Free Nov. 11th Pallbearers were: Estill her residence. and full of life again. Hopkins, Larry Stewart, Arrangements are in- I didn’t choose to come here garden and you are still New Fall Hours • 7 days a week 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Shawn Carpenter, Jesse complete at this time and all on my own, blooming. Please watch over your Located at Exit 62 (former Rockcastle Steakhouse) Holland, Johnathon Sowder have been entrusted with the I was sent down from and Steven McKinney. Marvin E. Owens Home for Heaven, from our Father Mommy and Daddy Phone 606-256-0131 Send condolences online at Funerals. on the throne. We really miss you! www.coxfuneralhomeky.com. www.marvineowensfuneralhome.com I know how you’ve loved her, as only a caring family could, But now let me comfort her, please if you would. The future won’t be easy, I bring loneliness and pain, That’s the cross you must bear for her completeness again. The hurt and the sorrow you’ll be feeling each day, I’ll transfer from her to you, it’s God’s will this way. You’ve shared so much hurt with her, you’ve prayed and you’ve cried, You’ve done all that you can for her, only God knows Combining how hard you’ve tried. The comfort and peace that quality and cost she’s seeking inside, Can only come from is one of the Heaven, where with the things we do best Father and loved ones she will abide. A cost much lower than The memories that now are painful and hurting to you, you would expect. Will someday bring comfort As a locally-owned firm, we understand and peace in your heart, the importance of keeping costs within it’s true. a budget. Because we offer a wide Please don’t think of me as choice of services, families can select an enemy, I’m someone only what is affordable and meaningful you call Death, to them. Every service is performed But to your Mom in her suf- with dignity and receives personal fering, I’m an angel called attention, regardless of what is chosen. Rest.” Written by JoAnn We invite you to compare cost but most Croucher in loving of all we invite you to compare quality. memory our precious Mom, Nora Poynter who went to be with her Lord on September 28, 2014

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meal to our community of pure pleasure. Believe me to drive the necessary, 30- central and eastern Ken- members, and to help in the when I say that I will never mile round trip to get a tucky can expect frequent necessary clean up from forget it. newspaper anymore. Any- heavy rains and snowfalls , such a vast endeavor. (You can reach me at way, here’s what but, in a nod to global From our humble begin- [email protected] or you can NAWWWWW has to say drop me a line at 2167 Furnace warming, they say the snow ning in 2001 when we fed Road – Stanton, KY 40380. I about the coming winter will be several degrees only 250 community mem- appreciate every comment and weather. warmer than usual in Berea bers, our program has suggestion.) Contrary to forecasts by but even colder than normal grown to feed 1,375 or The Old Farmer’s Almanac in Wind Gap. more. and a host of other so-called NAWWWWW thinks Thank you for your con- expert prognosticators who the worst of winter will ac- tribution and support, “Points East” are predicting extreme cold tually be in late fall, before J. D. Bussell (Cont. from A2) conditions even worse than Christmas and again in the MVES Principal the winter of 13-14, last week of February and probably be on the menu, NAWWWWW says it sim- the first three weeks of the NAWWWWW site se- ply is not going to be that March. Look for several “Journal” lection committee decided bad and certainly not as se- by collecting cans of corn, deep snows that will melt Help Kenna’s (Cont. from A2) to reverse an old adage and, vere nor as long-lasting as off rapidly but they will be green beans, peas, potatoes, in effect, demonstrate that the last time around. Over- Kitchen feed those and stuffing for the main the type in temperatures are busy and have various it’s really the early worm all the conditions will be in need... course. Our MVES staff, conducive to building excuses, but this seems to that gets the bird. Unfortu- milder than normal but they snowmen and accommodat- Rockcastle County Commu- various community say to me, "I don't even re- nately they didn’t learn that will also be somewhat wet- nity Member, members,and our RCHS ing snowball fights if you spect you enough to see Solidago would not be open ter. Mt. Vernon Elementary supporters help by provid- hurry. what you wanted." for business until early next The most severe weather I do so hope they’re cor- School is planning our 13th ing desserts to complete the Showing good manners spring. By the time they got will happen both early and annual Kenna’s Kitchen meal. Community and rect but I still am not plan- to another person, to me, the news it was far too late late in the season, perhaps program. Last year we fed school volunteers prepare ning to start my garden un- shows that you respect them to change plans because the as evidenced already with til way up in May. In the over 1,300 nutritious and deliver the nutritious and is even a display of love Pennsylvanians were al- our snowfall on Halloween Thanksgiving meals to our meals. meantime I can hardly wait to them. Wouldn't the world ready enroute and it takes a night and the day after. focus group of community We are asking that your to try some lukewarm snow be a nicer place if we all wooly worm several weeks NAWWWWW believes cream. members which includes the organization contribute used good manners? to hoof it from Wind Gap to elderly, shut-ins, and fami- monetarily to this program Paint Lick. lies who need assistance for again this year. No amount And while we’re speak- Discount Grocery their holiday meal. In the is too large or too small. We “Memories” ing of chicken and old ad- past, local organizations, do this not only to help oth- (Cont. from A2) ages, my good friend and & More businesses, and churches ers, but also in memory of fellow Paint Licker, Glenda have contributed to the costs Kenna Cole Lanham, our dents were involved in a lab, McQuerry, just posted on of this program. The date school psychologist, who attempting to make hydro- her facebook page that she Tuesday - Friday for this year’s event has was tragically murdered on gen gas. I remembered that is going to answer an age been set for Tuesday, No- October 11, 2001. lab from when I was in his old question once and for 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. vember 25th and we need We are also in need of class. Mr. Baker walked up all. Glenda has gone online your support. volunteers to help with the to my side, and we discussed and ordered both a chicken Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The donations are used to preparation and delivery of our history together at and an egg from two differ- purchase the turkeys and the meals. Please call Mrs. Closed Sunday & Monday MVHS. He, too, was sur- ent internet catalog mail or- other supplies necessary to Kay Carpenter, our Family prised to learn that I was der places and she promises feed this large number of Resource Coordinator Sec- getting a degree in Chemis- to let us know which one EBT Welcome fellow Rockcastle County retary, at 606-256-5173 to try at UK. gets here first. citizens. Our MVES stu- sign up to help prepare and My third stop was the I was sorta upset when I 45 S. Wilderness Rd. • Mt. Vernon dents supportthis program delivery the Thanksgiving wood shop class being started this column because, 256-3106 taught by Mr. Larry Travis. for the first time in decades, As I entered his classroom, I had not been contacted in he stopped what he was do- September for a ing to chat with me. I told NAWWWWW scoop by him that his class was al- the Louisville Courier Jour- ways one of my favorites. nal. Shortly after firing up NOTICE He recalled that I had made the word processor and a huge walnut stereo cabi- about the time I was half- The regular November meeting net as my woodworking way finished the phone project in his class. I still rang. Caller Id. Showed it of the Fiscal Court, scheduled for have that piece of furniture to be the CJ, which also re- in my present home. inforced my belief that ESP Tuesday, November 11th, I am so glad that I made is real. those visits. As a former Turned out to be Ms. has been rescheduled for teacher myself, I have expe- Kirby Adams who is both a rienced how gratifying it is reporter and tv personality Thursday, November 13th at to know, without a doubt, for the CJ. I told her essen- 1 p.m. because of the courthouse about how many students’ tially what I have to report lives were impacted in some here so you may have al- being closed in observance of way by my influence. ready seen this if you read I used to have a whole the big city paper. I am both Veterans Day. box full of cards, notes, and too old and too disinterested Climax Volunteer Fire Department’s letters from my students. I had saved them all over the years with the intention of being able to review them Turkey following my retirement from teaching. It was a good idea; it just ran into a major snag. Shoot Unfortunately, that box was mistakenly tossed out by the janitors at the end of the school year when I was Sat., Nov. 8th still in the process of clean- (Beginning at 11:30 a.m.) ing out my classroom. Of course, I was heartbroken to learn this news. But, on the Shotgun gauges: other hand, whether I still 12, 16, 20 and 410 retained the proof or not, I had the experience of know- Food and drinks available ing that I touched many individual students’ lives – which is a genuine comfort For more info, call Denise Clark to me. 606-256-3257 So, thanks Eddie. You gave this old man a moment Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 6, 2014 • Pg. A5

“Election” “Trail” “Mayor” “Meth” (Cont. from front) (Cont. from front) (Cont. from front) (Cont. from front)

Patterson’s 172 votes. to pass the old homesteads, votes. Livingston commis- Sally J Road after they re- McConnell went on to old growth trees and inter- sioners incumbent Charlene ceived complaints of drug win his seat by a 15 point esting natural features and Newcomb was first with 50 activity at the home. margin statewide, natural communities.” votes, incumbent Katha Once officers arrived, Incumbent republican The county will be re- Carpenter was next with 48 Reber told them that she Harold “Hal” Rogers won sponsible for the trail’s devotes and incumbent Leroy was the only person in the in overwhelming fashion sign and construction, inter- Lamb was last with 41 home. However, officers with 4,375 votes compared pretive signs along the trail, votes. saw Jackson walk out of a to his democrat challenger which will educate trail us- A fourth commissioner bedroom inside the home. Kenneth Stepp’s 579 votes. ers about the history and will have to be appointed After receiving consent Incumbent republican ecology of the landscape when the new term begins to search the residence, of- state senator Jared Carpen- and its maintenance. in January. ficers found several items ter easily won Rockcastle The NFS will be respon- used to manufacture meth County with an almost sible for approving the “Coach” including Coleman fuel, 3,000 vote margin of 3,948 trail’s design, conducting an (Cont. from front) drain cleaner, rock salt, rub- over democrat candidate environmental analysis, ap- ber tubing and a coffee fil- Michael Cope’s 1,000 proving the construction, Sheriff’s Department also ter containing a white pow- votes. routine inspection of the determined that Evans did der residue. Officers also Debra Hembree Lam- trail and approving the in- arrange meetings with the found an active one-step bert won her race for first terpretation Education Plan female juvenile in order to meth lab and HCL gas gen- division court of appeals developed by the court. engage in sexual activity erator inside the home. judge, unseating incumbent On question, Asst. and that Evans’ intent was Reber told officers that Michael Caperton 2,945 to County Attorney William to perform a sexual activity she rented out rooms at her 1,465 votes. Incumbent Leger told the court that he with the female juvenile. home and didn’t know there Court of Appeals Judge did not foresee any liability The Anderson County was an active meth lab in- James Lambert won his issues for the county. “Since Sheriff’s Office then issued side the residence. Jackson race by a large margin, de- the court will not be con- an extradition declaration to also told officers he didn’t Now Available feating his challenger Paul structing anything on the extradite Evans for the know about the meth lab Henderson 3,238 to 844 trail and are not the owners felony crime of criminal so- and that he was only there Tales of the Thunderbolt People votes. of the property there is no licitation of a minor that is to ask about fixing a broken Incumbent Family Court liability assumed by the punishable by one year or door at the home. Traditiional Cherokee Appalachian Folktales Judge Marcus Vanover de- county,” Leger told the more, according to South Both Reber and Jackson This is a softbound 22 page children’s book. feated challenger Bruce court. Carolina law section 16-15- were charged with manu- To order your copy, send check for $20, payable to: Wayne Singleton 2,386 to To get to the trailhead, 342. The projected pick-up facturing methamphet- 1,032 votes. hikers will cross the bridge date was scheduled for amine, unlawful possession David Owens Other unopposed incum- at Brush Creek, turn right, Monday, November 3rd. of a meth precursor and 85 Chestnut Ridge Road bent judges winning their go to Ravenwood Lane and Evans was arrested last drug paraphernalia. Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 races were: Chief Circuit follow that to the parking Saturday at the Mt. Vernon They were lodged in the Judge Jeff Burdette got area. Police Department. Rockcastle County Deten- or call 3697 votes, Circuit Judge Carloftis told the court Evans appeared in tion Center. Reber remains 606-386-0187 David Tapp 3,162 votes, that the process for the plans Rockcastle County District lodged on a $20,000 cash/ Chief District Judge Jeff and construction of the trail Court last Monday and his property bond and Jackson $10 of each purchase will go toward the cost of the field Lawless got 3,032 votes and could take six months to a bond was set at $10,000 remains lodged on a study to inventory and document fish weirs in the District Judge Katie Wood year. The agreement can surety with conditions of $35,000 cash bond. Rockcastle River. 3,456 votes. also be canceled on thirty house arrest with no move- Other state and county days notice by either side. ment except for work re- candidates who were unop- On a motion by Carloftis, lease or medical emergen- posed on the ballot and still seconded by Magistrate cies. received votes were State Allen, the court approved However, the court Representative Jonathan the agreement unanimously. documents stated that he Shell with 3,838 votes, In other business before had to report to the County PVA candidate the court, several fire depart- Rockcastle County Deten- Janet Vaughn received ment representatives pre- tion Center within thirty 4,423 votes, County Attor- sented their wish lists. minutes of being notified ney Billy Reynolds got A spokesman for the that he would be extradited. 3,976 votes, County Clerk Western Volunteer Fire De- During an extradition Danetta Allen had 4,410 partment told the court that hearing in Rockcastle votes, Sheriff Michael Pe- they needed a brush truck County District Court last ters received 4,309 votes because the one they were Wednesday, a motion made and county coroner candi- using was too big to take off by Evans’ lawyer to dismiss date Marvin E. Owens got pavement into areas where the charge on “insuffi- 3,343 votes. brush fires occurred. ciency” of the South Caro- All the magistraterial Chris Mason and ??? rep- lina arrest warrant to com- candidates were also unop- resenting the Livingston ply with terms of KRS. posed. Magistrate Shannon Fire Department spoke of 440.180 was overruled. He Bishop received 767 votes, their department’s need for was once again ordered to William Denny got 670 a pumper truck, and report to the Rockcastle votes, Bill McKinney 1,003 David Bales, Chief of the County Detention Center. votes, Gary Burdette 738 Mt. Vernon Fire Department However, Evans turned votes and Michael McGuire which also administers the himself in to the Anderson 815 votes. Rockcastle Fire Depart- County Sheriff’s Depart- The only constable can- ment, needed another tanker ment on Wednesday morn- didate facing opposition truck because their present ing and is currently lodged was third district constable one was not safe. in the Anderson County De- Frank Maples who defeated The total of the three tention Center in South his write-in opponent Kevin pieces of equipment at Carolina without bond. Begley 817 to 73 votes. Wynn’s Fire Equipment in Aside from being a Other unopposed constable Corbin is $154,000. former RCMS boys basket- candidates receiving votes However, the court has ball coach, Evans was also were: Joe Bussell 785, also been made aware that a middle school boys bas- Delno McClure 601, the Brodhead Fire Depart- ketball coach and an Stop by and see Donnie Cope 737 votes and ment feels they need another Americorp worker at the Chris Mason 787. tanker and this could push Garrard County Middle Marlene Lawson Three school board can- the total to over $200,000. School. He resigned from for all your life and didates were unopposed and No action was taken at both positions last week. their vote totals were: Angie the meeting with the deci- health insurance needs! Stallsworth Mink 491 sion being made to have “RCMS votes, Tina Cain Hasty re- magistrates and the county (606) ceived 718 votes and Car- judge review the (Cont. from front) rie E. Ballinger 233 votes. department’s present equip- and Kentucky Proud Jobs According to County ment and travel to Corbin to for Veterans programs. 256-2050 Clerk Danetta Allen, 5,382 view the proposed equip- Veterans planning to at- voters out of 12,014 regis- ment purchases. tend the event can make res- tered Rockcastle County The court also discussed ervations by calling 606- voters turned out for the security of the empty 256-5118. Tuesday’s election making Anchor Packaging building. The RCMS faculty and the percentage 45 percent. Anchor was paying $18,000 staff encourage all She said Tuesday’s election per month for security per- Rockcastle County veterans was up five percent from sonnel but the court decided to join them on Veterans the Primary Election in May to contact Storm Security Day in order to be recog- when 4,771 voters out of the and Modern Security for nized and honored for their Visit us on the Internet at https://www.kyfb.com/rockcastle/insurance/ 11,962 registered came out options available to secure service to our country. to vote. the building at less cost.

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An encouraging word: Veteran Salute More Than Beauty knowing You have the Love of God’s By Howard Coop Son!! God kept you safe for very Time passes rapidly, and things change speedily. Sum- good reasons- mer is almost gone, and autumn, sometimes defined as a He has kept you serving for period of maturity verging on decline, is just around the many seasons! corner. Roy, thank you and thank all On September 23rd, the sun, in its annual journey south, veterans- crossed the equator. That event is the transition of the sea- Those that are still with us, son that is known as the autumnal, or September, equinox. Those who have passed on. Free Bible Courses will be special singing and When that event occurs, day and night will be equal in a special guest speaker. Those of you still fighting Free Bible Corres- length, and the season will begin to change noticeably. The Roy Arron Beasley For the red, white and blue. pondence Course. Send For more information, hot and humid days of summer will be replaced with the U.S. Army 1964-1967 call 256-5278. And may God bless our na- your name and address to lovely and more pleasant days of fall. Vietnam Veteran tion- 3168 Quail Road, Mt. Benefit Singing Autumn is a distinctively beautiful time of the year. Heartfelt Thoughts of And may God bless all Vernon, Ky. 40456. and Chili Supper Because of its beauty, some people say that fall is their fa- Roy as a veteran those who are- Let the Bible Speak There will be a Benefit vorite season of the year. Albert Camus called autumn “a Dear Roy, Brave soldiers to Him and Tune in to “Let the Bible Singing and Chili Supper at second spring when every leaf is a flower.” The leaves of I think of you when you True!! Speak,” with Brett Hickey, the Broughtontown Com- the deciduous trees take on an array of beautiful colors, for were so far away Dedicated to my husband, on Sunday mornings at 8:30 munity Center on Saturday, preparation is being made for a period of dormancy. Lauren Didn’t know you then like Roy on Veterans Day a.m. on WDKY Fox 56. Nov. 8th. The Chili Supper De-Stephano said it well. Fall is “The time when every- I do today! 11-11-14 Bible Lessons Series begins at 4 p.m. and the thing bursts with its last beauty, as if nature had been sav- I often wonder if you were Written by his wife, A special series of Bible Singing at 5 p.m. $5 for ing up all year for the grand finale.” William Cullen Bryant, Cold, hungry, tired and Bernice Beasley Lessons at Providence chili, drink and dessert. America’s romantic poet, called autumn “the year’s last, afraid church of Christ will con- Featured singers will be loveliest smile,” and John Donne, the pre-eminent English I do know you had to be so tinue through Nov. 7th. Julie Hines, Happy Travel- representative of metaphysical poets, wrote, “No spring nor very brave! Guest speaker is Dale Rob- ers, The Praise Singers and summer beauty hath such grace as I have seen in one au- I sometimes see the sadness ins. the Eugene Webb Family. tumnal face.” Helen Hunt Jackson summed it up when she In your loving handsome wrote, “By all these lovely tokens September days are here, Sunday morning 10 a.m. Proceeds will go toward face Bible Study, Worship at paying medical expenses with summer’s best of weather and autumn’s best of cheer.” And find myself humbly 10:40 a.m. and 4 p.m. Week- for the late Bud Shackleford But autumn is more than beauty; it is the time of ripen- praying ing. The year is almost three-fourths over. Crops are being night services will begin at who passed away Aug. 30, And thanking God for His 7 p.m. 2014 after being transported harvested, and everything is showing signs of aging. For Amazing Grace! to UK Hospital in Lexing- some, autumn is a melancholy time to recognize that the For more information, You volunteered to serve visit www.WhatSaithThe ton by medical helicopter. bloom of youth is gone. Samuel Butler, the iconoclastic He had several surgeries Victorian-era British author, wrote, “Autumn is the mel- and protect all mankind Scriptures.com Roy, thank you again for Homecoming and spent nearly a month in lower season, and what we lose in flowers we more than the hospital. gain in fruits.” serving- Union Baptist Church at Bud was a member of Bravery is a quality very Red Hill will have a very Ottawa Baptist Church, hard to find! special Homecoming Ser- lived in the Eubank area, Veteran Salute I see you today as I think of vice on Saturday, Nov. 15th was a farmer and a U,.S. you then, at 1 p.m. Everyone wel- Army Veteran. A love offer- This poem was written by And let those stars shine for- Lonely, homesick and all the come. Regan Becker, 11, to honor ing and donations will be ever bright many places you’ve been Special Service her grandfather and other In that field of blue. taken. members of her family who Everyday I’m thankful you In Honor of: Berea Gospel Taber- For more information, have served in the military. were blessed to return Grandfather George E. Wyatt, nacle will have a special ser- contact Norma Shackleford Regan is the daughter of Because today you are with Veteran USAF vice on Saturday, Nov. 8th at l606-510-0992. Brian and Tricia Wyatt Becker ME and that is my good Great Grandfather Charles at 7 p.m. Brian Smith and and will read this poem at her concern! Services at Union E. Wyatt, WWI Veteran son, of South Lebanon, school on Veterans Day. Missionary Baptist Great Grandfather William You served the Army with Ohio, will conduct the ser- The Field of Blue L. Coffey WWII Veteran your loyalty vice. Union Missionary Bap- tist Church at Red Hill is Thirteen stripes of red and Aunt Stephanie Wyatt Fultz, And today you serve Jesus, The church is located on USAF Veteran now having church services white The King of Royalty!! U.S. 25 across from the Fifty stars in a field of blue Uncle Jay Fultz, Retired former Berea Ford. every Thursday night at 7 USAF Veteran You are still a brave soldier o’clock. Bro. Jack Our flag waves on because And many battles you have Pastors Ralph Chasteen of you. Great Uncle Lewis E. Coffey, and James Graves welcome Stallsworth, pastor of Flat Veteran USAF won Rock Baptist Church, is I know that I can’t relate But the greatest reward is everyone. But your courage is still in- Gospel Singing conducting the Thursday night services. spiration There will be a Gospel Sunday morning ser- And your determination to Singing at Lighthouse Bap- vices are also being held at keep your country free VeteransVeterans tist Church on Saturday, the church with Sunday Is true motivation. Nov. 8th at 6 p.m. School at 10 a.m. and morn- I look up to you and see Featured singers will be ing worship at 11 a.m. Someone who fought to AppreciationAppreciation Voices of Praise from Wherever you live in the keep our country free Barbourville. community, please come Someone who showed cour- The church is located at out and support your local age and strength ServiceService 1391 Gabbardtown Road, church. In the most pressing times. Berea. The world needs more Philadelphia United Veterans Service people Maretburg Baptist Church Maretburg Baptist Baptist Church That are as selfless and car- Church will hold a service November Events ing as you U.S. 150 • Mt. Vernon in honor of our Veterans on Nov. 15th: Saturday at 7 People that keep our flag Friday, Nov. 7th beginning p.m. Hobert and Joyce waving on with a meal at 6 p.m. There Russell will be singing. Friday Evening, Nov. 7th National Native (Catered meal by Teresa of London served at 6 p.m.) American Month Join the Rockcastle Daughters of the American Guest Speaker - Rev. Tom Patterson Revolution (DAR) along of Barbourville with the Southeastern Ken- tucky Shawnee Tribe and Rev. Patterson is a three tour Vietnam Veteran and a missionary for the North County Judge-Executive Buzz Carloftis as November American Mission Board. is designated National Na- tive American Month in Special Singing - Troy Baxter Rockcastle County. A gathering will be held (Lead vocalist for the Fair Haven Quartet of London) at the Livingston School Visitors' Center at 2 p.m. on Sunday, November 9th. A Veterans, their families and the proclamation will be signed, refreshments served, and the public welcome and wanted. blessing of the Native American Rock in Livingston are planned. Wayne Harding, Pastor/Prayer Coordinator Come celebrate the culture, traditions, and heritage of Rockcastle Association Kentucky Baptists these Native people. Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 6, 2014 • Pg. A7

Bible Baptist Church held their annual Fall Festival at their Family Life Center last Friday. A large crowd came out for more than thirty booths, obstacle course, Jennifer Mattingly and Dwight Isaacs are shown passing out candy during First moon bounce, jousting, gi- Baptist Church’s “Jesus Saves” Superhero Fall Festival last Friday . ant slide and face painting. Shown at left is Robyn Fain painting Kaleigh Carpenter’s face during the event.

Dale and Laverne Winstead operated the basketball station at First Baptist Church’s “Jesus Saves” Superhero Fall Festival. Church members dressed up as their favorite superheros and handed out treats. There were also games, door prizes and candy at the event.

Jake Martin and his brother Zeke are shown sliding down an inflatable at the annual Halloween event in Brodhead on Halloween night last Friday. The event was scheduled to be held at the Depot Park but had to be moved to the Brodhead Elementary School gym because of inclement weather. Watch for deer on Kentucky roadways

Cooler temperatures and “Think about where you see 2008. shorter days bring out the deer and keep that in mind.” “We’ve worked with the fall colors that paint Yellow highway signs Kentucky Transportation Kentucky’s landscape in identify deer crossing hot Cabinet over the years to warm hues before winter spots. Stay alert and be cau- identify high-risk areas,” arrives. tious as you drive through Jenkins said. “Transporta- At about the same time, these areas. At night, use tion crews have cleared ar- the breeding instinct in high-beam headlights when eas along the roadways to whitetail deer stirs, putting appropriate. High beams give motorists a better field them on the move and more can help a driver see twice of view to see deer and to frequently into the paths of as far. be more aware of their sur- The barbarian He-Man (Rick Branham) brought his family to the annual Hal- motorists. Should you encounter a roundings.” loween event in Brodhead last Friday night. Shown with “He-man” is his wife About half of all colli- deer in the road, slow down Biologists estimate Ken- Julie (whoopie cushion), daughter Chelsey and son Blake. sions between vehicles and but only steer to avoid hit- tucky has about 1 million deer in Kentucky occur over ting the animal if it can be deer and attribute the in- Money Tips for Students the last three months of the done safely. Swerving can creased movement in fall to calendar year, according to confuse the deer even more breeding activity, not hunt- statistics compiled by Ken- and increase the likelihood ing pressure. Hunting low- Don’t hide from your bills tucky State Police. More of of a crash, Jenkins said. Al- ers deer density. these collisions are reported low the deer to leave the Some of the highest col- If you are having trouble company immediately to KHEAA is the state in November than in any roadway but keep in mind lision rates are found in paying a bill, contact the work out a payment plan. agency that administers Whatever you do, do not ig- other month. that other deer may be in the counties with high deer den- National Native Kentucky’s grant and schol- “October, November and immediate area. sities. Boone County led the nore letters and calls from arship programs, including December make up the main Above all, remember to state the previous five years American Month your creditors, according to the Kentucky Educational breeding season for white- wear your seat belt. It’s the with an average of 154 ve- Join the Rockcastle the Kentucky Higher Edu- Excellence Scholarship tail deer,” said Gabe law in Kentucky. Most hicle-deer collisions per Daughters of the American cation Assistance Authority (KEES). It provides finan- Jenkins, deer and elk pro- people injured or killed in year followed by Hopkins Revolution (DAR) along (KHEAA). cial literacy videos at http:/ gram coordinator for the vehicle-deer collisions were (116), Campbell (103), with the Southeastern Ken- It is best to explain ev- /itsmoney.kheaa.com. Kentucky Department of not wearing a safety belt, Jefferson (100) and Hardin tucky Shawnee Tribe and erything in a letter so you KHEAA also provides free Fish and Wildlife Re- according to state police. (95) counties, according to County Judge-Executive have a written record. Be- copies of “It’s Money, sources. “The peak is in The 2,985 vehicle-deer state police data. Buzz Carloftis as November fore writing the letter look Baby,” a guide to financial November.” collisions reported last year Of the 10 counties with is designated National Na- at your finances to come up literacy, to Kentucky Deer are most active accounted for less than 3 the highest average of ve- tive American Month in with a payment amount you schools and residents upon around dawn and dusk as percent of all vehicle colli- hicle-deer collisions from Rockcastle County. can handle. That lets your request at they look for mates, he said. sions statewide, according 2009-2013, according to A gathering will be held creditor know you still plan [email protected]. State police data from 2009- to state police data. There state police data, more than at the Livingston School to pay what you owe and To learn how to plan and 2013 shows most vehicle- were no fatalities resulting half are classified by Ken- Visitors' Center at 2 p.m. on will pay as much as possible prepare for higher educa- deer collisions in November from vehicle collisions with tucky Fish and Wildlife as Sunday, November 9th. A during your financial tion, go to occur from 5-8 a.m. and 5 deer in the state in 2012 or Zone 1 counties. The depart- proclamation will be signed, crunch. www.gotocollege.ky.gov. p.m.-midnight. 2013, and the number of ment sets deer hunting sea- refreshments served, and the Most companies will For more information about “Be aware of the timing people injured in these types son dates and bag limits by blessing of the Native work with you if you are up Kentucky scholarships and and time of day and your of crashes in Kentucky has zone. In a Zone 1 county, a American Rock in front about your difficulties. grants, visit surroundings,” Jenkins said. decreased every year since hunter may harvest an un- Livingston are planned. Ask if your creditor will www.kheaa.com; write limited number of does (fe- Come celebrate the culture, waive any penalties and will KHEAA, P.O. Box 798, male deer) so long as they traditions, and heritage of extend your payment period Frankfort, KY 40602; or Thank have purchased the appro- these Native people. if you are temporarily in a call 800-928-8926, ext. 6- priate additional deer per- tight money situation. 7372. mits. Lions Club needs You “A Zone 1 county is where we’re trying to get a your talent reduction in the deer herd,” The Livingston Commu- Mount Jenkins said. “We realize nity Lions Club is hosting their annual Rockcastle's NOTICE there are too many and Vernon we’re trying to give our Got Talent Show on Satur- hunters ample opportunity day Night, November 15, at The regular November meeting to take as many antlerless 7 p.m. All local talent is deer as they can. Does are needed for a successful of the Fiscal Court, scheduled for Your vote and what drive the population - show. Please call 606-453- the more does our hunters 2218 to sign up. Entrance Tuesday, November 11th, support are greatly can take in Zone 1, the bet- fee is only $10 and, remem- has been rescheduled for ter we do with population ber, we need you. control.” There will be two win- Thursday, November 13th at appreciated!! More information about ners this years, the Judges vehicle collisions with deer, Choice and the People's Fa- 1 p.m. because of the courthouse Jamie Anderkin including statistics and driv- vorite, so be sure to bring ing tips, is available online lots of family and friends. being closed in observance of at kentuckystatepolice.org/ All contestants will be re- Bryant deerauto.htm ceiving an award. Help the Veterans Day. Pd. for by Jamie Bryant Lions help others. Pg. A8 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 6, 2014 RCHS girls’ track team wins Class 2A Region 5 championship

RCHS sophomore Si- RCHS sophomore erra Mercer placed RCMS 7th grader The RCHS girls' team won the Class 2A Region 5 Championship title at Mercer Lanna Prewitt placed 14th with an incredible Kensie Sheffield came County on Saturday, dominating the competition and defeating runner-up Casey 15th with an excep- performance at the through with an unbe- County by 23 points. Wayne County placed 3rd and Boyle County 4th. A frigid tional performance at Class 2A Region 5 lievable career best per- wind chill temperature of 23 degrees and some stiff competition was not enough the Class 2A Region 5 Championships in Mer- formance in her first- to keep the Lady Rockets from winning their 7th regional championship title Championships in Mer- cer County on Satur- ever regional cross- overall. With every RCHS girl placing in the top twenty, the team automatically cer County on Satur- day. Sierra’s great time country race on Satur- qualified for the Class 2A State Cross-Country Championships next Saturday at day. Lanna’s time of of 22:58.06 was one of day at the Class 2A Re- the Kentucky Horse Park. Team members are from left: Rakhi Patel, Autumn 22:58.71 was just sec- her best this season and gion 5 Championships Courtney, Lanna Prewitt, Rachel Cain, Tori Dotson, Kensie Sheffield, Sierra onds away from an- her best regional per- in Mercer County. De- Mercer, and Taylor Bullock. other all-time personal formance ever consid- spite the freezing cold best and was by far her ering the extremely conditions, Kensie best regional perfor- cold weather condi- placed an amazing 10th mance ever despite the tions. overall with an awe- frigid weather condi- some new personal best tions. time of 22:30.27.

Grant Isaacs qualifies for state for boys RCHS freshman Grant Isaacs overcame the In her final regional freezing cold conditions race for the Lady Rock- RCMS 7th grader Tori Dotson won the Class 2A Re- and placed 21st overall ets on Saturday at the gion 5 Championship individual title at Mercer RCHS sophomore Tay- at the Class 2A Region Class 2A Region 5 County on Saturday. Tori defeated one of the top lor Bullock placed 7th 5 Championships at with an incredible per- RCMS 7th grader Au- Championships at runners in the state, senior Nikki Coffey (right) from tumn Courtney placed Mercer County on Sat- Anderson-Dean Park formance at the Class urday. Grant's awe- Boyle County, by 16 seconds. Tori's awesome time 19th overall at the in Mercer County, of 19:44.03 under the freezing cold weather condi- 2A Region 5 Champion- some time of 19:20.14 ships in Mercer County Class 2A Region 5 RCHS senior Rachel tions was easily her best performance this season. Championships in came very close to his Cain came through Her amazing record-breaking season will continue on Saturday. Taylor all-time personal best. earned a regional Mercer County on Sat- with an impressive 17th next Saturday at the Kentucky Horse Park as she urday. In her first-ever With his exceptional place finish overall and begins her quest for her first Class 2A State Cham- medal with an awesome performance, Grant time of 22:18.30, just regional cross-country finished 2nd among all pionship title and a berth on the all-state team. She race, despite the in- qualified individually seniors. Rachel fin- seconds away from her for the Class 2A State enters the Class 2A State Championship meet ranked credibly cold weather ished with a great time 5th overall and will be racing the best female dis- personal best, but eas- Cross-Country Cham- ily a career best perfor- conditions, Autumn of 23:36.33 despite the tance runner Kentucky has ever produced in sopho- came close to her per- pionships next Satur- freezing cold weather more Gabby Karas from Martha Layne Collins High mance under the harsh day at the Kentucky weather conditions. sonal best with a great conditions. School. time of 23:46.90. Horse Park. Rockets lose last season game to Wayne, 28-14

By: Doug Ponder on the board. 20-7 at the half. back Holdan Barnett got The Rockcastle County The Cardnials scored In the third quarter, three yards on two carries. Rockets finished their regu- first in the game when run- Lovell found his way Sophomore quarterback lar season 6-4 after a 28-14 ning back Dalton Garner ran through the Cardinal de- Dakota Bishop was 1 of 4 loss to the Wayne County the ball into the end zone on fense and scored on another passing for 4 yards. Senior Cardinals last Friday night. a 16 yard touchdown run. 75 yard touchdown run. The tight end Isaiah Adams The Rockets offense pro- The extra point was good extra point by Langford was caught the one pass. duced 288 total yards, 284 giving the Cardinals the good cutting the lead to 20- The Rockets were led on rushing yards and 4 passing. early 7-0 lead at the begin- 14. defense by Robinson with 9 262 yards came from fresh- ning of the second quarter. The Cardinals would put tackles and one fumble re- man tailback Brent Lovell The Rockets answered the game away in the fourth covery. Lovell also had a big with the rest of the Rockets on their next offensive drive quarter when Austin Garner night on defense with 10 team having only 22 yards when Lovell broke free for found his way into the end tackles. on offense. a 74 yard touchdown run. zone on a 5 yard touchdown Other Rockets with tack- However, several stalled The extra point attempt by run. The two point conver- les and assists were: sopho- offensive drives, and the in- senior Tyler Langford was sion was good making the more linebacker Austin ability to get the ball into the good tying the game at 7-7. final score 28-14. Mills and Denny with 9 end zone, proved to be the On the Cardinals next The Rockets offense was tackles each; Ansardi had 7; deciding factor in the Rock- possession, tailback Austin led by Lovell with 27 car- sophomore defensive line- ets loss. One of the momen- Garner punched the ball into ries for 262 yards and two man Logan Coffey was tum shifting drives through- the end zone on a 2 yard run. touchdowns. credited with 5; sophomore out the game came in the The extra point was good Other Rockets picking up defensive end Lucas Jones Sophomore running back Devon Robinson cuts back first quarter when the Car- giving the Cardinals the 14- rushing yardage were got 4; Barnett had 3 and to find an open running lane during the Rockets 28- dinals held the Rockets on 7 lead. sophomore running back sophomore defensive end 14 loss to Wayne County last Thursday night. The the goal line preventing The Cardinals would Devon Robinson with six Tommy Benge got 2. Rockets finished the regular season with a 6-4 record. them from scoring on fourth score again before halftime carries for 20 yards, senior Langford and Adams were down. when running back Dalton wide receiver Kyle Denny credited with one tackle The first quarter proved Garner scrambled over the got 7 yards on one carry, se- each. to be a defensive battle be- goal line from the five yard nior fullback Chance Head Coach Scott tween the two teams as nei- line. The extra point was no Ansardi had two carries for Parkey said they knew last ther offense put any points good but the Cardinals led 6 yards and freshman full- Friday night’s game would be physical and aggressive. “Our players started the game off great but were held on the goal line from scoring. The difference was they made the plays and we didn’t,” Parkey said. “We had mistakes on offense and played tentative on defense. We made adjustments at halftime and I thought they responded well which will help going into the playoffs.” The Rockets next game is this Friday night at home when they take on the Marion County Knights in the first playoff game. Kick- off is at 7:30 p.m. Parkey said Marion County has a good group of Sophomore quarterback Dakota Bishop scrambles athletes who try to get the out of the pocket while looking for an open receiver ball into space. during the Rockets 28-14 loss to Wayne County. The “They are big and physi- Rockets next game is this Friday night at home when Freshman tailback Brent Lovell is shown evading a Cardinal defender during cal on the line of scrim- the Rockets 28-14 loss to Wayne County last Thursday night. The Rockets offense they will take on the Marion County Knights in the was led by Lovell who had 27 carries for 262 yards and two touchdowns. (Cont. to A9) opening round of the playoffs. Kick-off is at 7:30 p.m. Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 6, 2014 • Pg. A9

Caleb Sargent and his first deer. It was a spike buck killed in Elliott County during the Grayson Lake Youth hunt.

Members of the Rockcastle County High School Marching Rockets. Front row from left: Jonathan case, Allison renter, Jessica Harris, Jay Imaide, Kennedy Carpender, Sam Brickley, Ryan Martin, Jacob Riley, Caitlin Reward Offered Daugherty, Trista Graves, and Frankie Woodall. Second row from left: Wendy Danniels, would win instructor, Steven Renner, color guard instructor, Connor Noble, Morgan Didelot, Aaron Pevley, drum major Shelby For information leading to the arrest and Brown, Shelby Ponder, Sierra Smith, Samarah Lovins, Faith Saylor, Cassidy Adkins, Sarah Ponder, and Greg conviction of the person or persons who Daugherty, director. Back row from left: Megan bond, Logan Anglin, Zach Hayes, Abigail Fletcher, Levi Sparks, Presley Cromer and Andrew Didelot. broke into Fairview Baptist Church on Wednesday night, October 22nd after “Rockets” church services. (Cont. from A8) mage. Our focus has been one Contact: hundred percent on the playoffs and making a deep run,” Sheriff Mike Peters Parkey said. “This Friday night’s game is at home which 606-256-2032 adds to the excitement surrounding playoff time. The Ky. State Police Rockets crowds have been great and we need that support 606-878-6622 again this Friday night!”

Marching Rockets crowned champions in Chattanooga The marching Rockets finished their 2014 season with a strong wind at the US Bands Stop by for details! Southern States Championship held in Chattanooga Tennessee on Saturday, Novem- ber 1. The Rockets were first-place champions in class 1A as well as earning several caption awards including best music, best visual, best overall effect, and best colorguard in class. The championship has brought to a close a very successful season for the Marching Rockets. On Sunday bandmembers were treated to a tour of the Lost Sea in Sweetwater ,Tennessee before heading back home. Pictured are senior band members with the championship trophy and banner, they are from left: Shelby ponder, Sierra Smith Cassidy Adkins, Levi Sparks, drum major Shelby Brown, Zach Hayes, Jessica Harris, Jonathan Case, Jacob Riley, and band director Greg Daugherty. hunters to take more does? Kentucky Afield Outdoors The population needs to Five questions with Deer and come down a little bit. We’re planning to go on the road Elk Program Coordinator and talk with our hunters Located on 461 Bypass Mt. Vernon • 256-2182 about ways to deal with deer Kentucky’s modern gun nately, we didn’t break it this numbers in Zone 1 counties. deer season opens statewide year. October’s harvest is We’re going to meet with on Nov. 8. When it does, right in the middle when the public and run some sur- Gabe Jenkins will have been comparing it to previous veys. We hope to take what in his new role as the Ken- years. Our youth firearms we learn from our discus- tucky Department of Fish season was good consider- sions and come up with a and Wildlife Resources’ ing the less than ideal new strategy to harvest more deer and elk program coor- weather. It was our second- deer in Zone 1, specifically dinator for a little more than highest harvest in the past female deer.” a month. eight years. The early You’re a biologist but “It’s been exciting,” he muzzleloader hunt is very also an experienced hunter. said. weather dependent. The What do enjoy most about An avid hunter, Jenkins weather was decent across hunting? grew up on a farm in the the state and our harvest was Jenkins: “I enjoy going small southeast Ohio village average this year. after something new. It of Rutland. After earning his “We’re coming off of could be a new species. It bachelor’s and master’s de- two record harvest years. could be a new place. I love grees from Eastern Ken- We have made a dent in to climb up in a tree and tucky University, he was some of the deer numbers. I shoot a deer, but maybe I hired by Kentucky Fish and look for our harvest to be want to shoot one with a Wildlife in 2007 to work in down to where it had been crossbow this year or go to the deer and elk program. prior to 2012 and 2013.” Colorado and shoot an elk “All of my predecessors What is your assessment with my bow or tackle tur- have done a fantastic job and of the state’s deer herd, esti- keys with my bow or a fall I’m here to continue that mated to number about 1 turkey with a shotgun. My course,” he said. million going into this sea- favorite thing to hunt is Jenkins, 30, recently sat son? whatever’s in season. I down for an interview at Jenkins: “We stopped might try new tactics, a new Kentucky Fish and Wildlife stocking deer in 1999. place, a new style, but I love headquarters in Frankfort. That’s not all that long ago. to hunt. I’m not one that pre- The following are excerpts We have places where the fers one weapon over the from that interview. numbers are good. We have other. I’ve got a bow. I’ve What are the duties and places where the numbers got a crossbow. I’ve got a responsibilities of the deer are too high. And we have shotgun, a muzzleloader, a and elk program coordina- places where we need to rifle. I value each one of tor? grow the herd a little more. them. You learn something Jenkins: “The deer and Especially in the southeast- different and new each time elk coordinator conducts ern part of the state; how can you’re out there.” statewide management for we get that needle to move Kentucky hunters took a white-tailed deer and elk. I a little to get a few more deer record 144,409 deer during oversee and conduct bio- in that area? I think our hunt- the 2013-14 season, and logical research, surveys ers would appreciate that. modern gun season ac- and inventory work on both The habitat can’t support a counted for 72 percent of species. I work with our huge increase but I would that harvest total. program’s deer and elk bi- like to see it bump up some. This year, modern gun ologists and others at Ken- That’s definitely an interest season for deer opens Nov. tucky Fish and Wildlife to of mine.” 8 and continues through make recommendations for Can you foresee any po- Nov. 17 or Nov. 23, depend- the promulgation of regula- tential adjustments to the ing on the zone. Hunters are tions that address problem zone strategy down the reminded to purchase the issues associated with deer road? appropriate licenses and per- and elk. It’s my goal to man- Jenkins: “One thing that mits and encouraged to re- age the deer and elk herds I definitely want to open up view the 2014-15 Kentucky in the state to provide ample is a dialogue with our hunt- Hunting and Trapping hunting opportunity, yet ers. We need to have some Guide – recently updated strike a balance between discussions about ways to online at fw.ky.gov – before hunters and non-hunters better manage our doe herd going into the field. alike.” in Zone 1 counties, and how Kevin Kelly is a staff How would you sum up we can get hunters to be bet- writer for Kentucky Afield the deer season so far, and ter managers of our re- magazine, the official pub- what are your expectations sources in those counties. lication of the Kentucky for the remainder of it? They are tasked to manage Department of Fish and Jenkins: “Our September the resource. We could do a Wildlife Resources. Get the harvest has been increasing better job of management in latest from Kevin and the and we have been breaking many places in Zone 1. So entire Kentucky Afield staff our September harvest how can we encourage, or by following them on Twit- record every year. Unfortu- make it better, for more ter: @kyafield. Second Section Thursday, November 6, 2014 KY Music Hall of Fame 2015 inductees announced

By: Doug Ponder The Crazy Sounds notable musicians. He is The Kentucky Music later evolved into The currently performing on Hall of Fame announced Moonglows which would tour throughout the coun- their 2015 induction class also later include Pete try. at their kick-off event last Graves and Billy Johnson. Clarence Spalding, Wednesday. The Moonglows famous who is a native of Leba- The 2015 induction singles included “Sin- non, has managed well- class consists of: Mont- cerely,” “Most of All,” known musicians includ- gomery Gentry, The “See Saw” and “Ten ing Ronnie Milsap, Eddie Moonglows, Doctor Commandments of Rabbitt, Brooks & Dunn, (Doc) Howard Hopkins, Love.” Rascal Flatts, Jason Pete Stamper, Larry Country music singer Aldean and many more. Cordle, Clarence Doctor Howard Hopkins He has also served as Spalding and Backstreet (AKA Doc Hopkins.) president and chairman of Boys. whose first name is ‘Doc- the Country Music Asso- According to Execu- tor” is a native of Wallins ciation. tive Director Robert Creek, Kentucky. He per- Also inducted will be Lawson, the country mu- formed on the WLS Na- the well-known pop band sic band “Montgomery tional Barn Dance and the The Backstreet Boys. The Gentry” was formed in WJJD Supper Time Frolic band consists of Nick 1999 by Kentucky natives country music programs. Carter, Brian Littrell, Eddie Montgomery and Pete Stamper, a well- Kevin Richardson, A.J. Troy Gentry. The duo known musician, song McLean and Howie went on to release six stu- writer, comedian and au- Dorough. dio albums that produced thor, has been featured on The Backstreet Boys more than twenty singles and a part of several has Kentucky roots as on the “Billboard Hot Renfro Valley shows, Red Richardson and Littrell Country Songs” charts. Foley’s Ozark Jubilee, the are both Lexington na- Montgomery Gentry’s Porter Wagner Show, tives. The band has been deemed “the best-selling albums also included Dolly Parton’s Road A large crowd came out boy band” in history and number one singles “If Show, the Grand Ole for the announcement of You Ever Stop Loving Opry and many more. has sold 130 million the 2015 Kentucky Mu- Me,” “Something to Be Stamper is a native of records worldwide. They sic Hall of Fame induct- Proud Of,” “Lucky Man,” Dawson Springs and a have also received seven ees. Those inductees will “Back When I Knew It resident of Mt. Vernon. Grammy nominations. be Montgomery Gentry, All,” and “Roll With Me.” He also wrote and pub- Lawson said the induc- The Moonglows, Doctor The band is still together lished “It All Happened in tion ceremony will be Fri- “Doc” Howard Hopkins, and currently performing Renfro Valley.” day, April 10, 2015 at the Pete Stamper, Larry on tour throughout the The fifth inductee will Lexington Center Blue- Cordle, Clarence country. be country and bluegrass grass Ballroom. A VIP re- Spalding and The The R&B group “The entertainer Larry Cordell. ception at 6 p.m. will be Backstreet Boys. Shown above is the band “Half- Moonglows” originated Cordell is a native Ken- followed by the dinner at way to Hazard” perform- in Louisville and lead tuckian and most famous 7 p.m. and the induction ceremony at 8 p.m. ing for the crowd and at singer Harvey Fuqua is for his song “Murder on right is Executive Direc- Lawson went on to say also a native of Louisville. Music Row,” which was tor Robert Lawson ad- Fuqua moved to Cleve- recorded by Alan Jackson that tickets for the induc- dressing the crowd be- land in 1951 where he and George Strait. tion ceremony go on sale fore the induction an- formed a band called Cordel has written next Monday at the Ken- nouncements. “Crazy Sounds” with songs for Garth Brooks, tucky Music Hall of Bobby Lester, Danny Ricky Skaggs, Loretta Fame. For more informa- Coggins and Prentiss Lynn, Trisha Yearwood, tion call 606-256-1000. Barnes. Alison Krauss and other Thank You! I have obviously made a large number of friends while in office and those friendships are more precious than gold to me. When considering the large number of write-in votes of confidence I received, after only two weeks of campaigning, I can only say Thank You from the bottom of my heart. Even as the second longest Republican official now serving in Rockcastle County, I knew it was an impossible -- Two semi-trucks collided Monday afternoon, causing a large diesel spill, certainly improbable -- climb to keep the office, but a climb at the 54 mile marker on southbound I-75 near Mt. Vernon. Authorities worthy of the attempt because it now shows, even by my say a driver for Sharco Express of Rochester Hills, Michigan was traveling southbound when he rear-ended a Produce Fresh semi-truck from failure to reach the top, that citi- Hickory Hills, Illinois. Neither of the semi-drivers were hurt in the accident. The right lane and emergency lane on southbound I-75 near the zens can cast votes based upon in- accident was closed for two hours while crews cleaned up approximately dividual merit. 100 gallons of diesel fuel and 20 gallons of anti-freeze and oil. How can I possibly be disap- pointed with all the successes and progress Rockcastle has had since N’Ticeing Treasures I’ve been in office? I am not disap- pointed. Vendor Mall & Cafe I’ve already made history in Rockcastle’s 204 years by showing that our county goverment can be active, bring Grand Opening!! progress and help our citizens -- and to have served, by far, more consecutive terms than anyone in our county’s his- Saturday, November 8th tory. I just wish I could have done more. My best wishes to the new fiscal court in January. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. I have really enjoyed my time in this office and hope that (Free Food Samples) I have served both the county and my Republican Party well. WKUR Radio Station’s Live Remote, with Josh and I think I have. Tank, will be here to give away prizes. Because I don’t want our new fiscal court coming into office without basic knowledge of county government, I offer my services to Live Music • Antique Cars teach a class on our budget, grants, etc. to them and any citizen (Regular Business Hours: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon-Sat) who might be interested. They need only to call me at 256-2856 to For more information call 256-0166 set a date and time here at the courthouse. Located: 1/4 Mile west of I-75 off Exit 59 on Hwy. 25 Pg. B2 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 6, 2014 News from the Rockcastle Courthouse

vs. Beverly Eaton, $617.75 Gary Griffin, property in maintain required insur- William W. Donnell: ing motor vehicle under in- plus claimed due. Rockcastle County, to Eu- ance/security, operating ve- commercial vehicle opera- fluence of alcohol/drugs, Circuit Civil Ephraim McDowell Re- gene T. Caldwell and Lori E. hicle with expired operators tor refuse to submit to safety sentencing order entered. gional Medical Center vs. Caldwell, Co-Trustees. Tax license, bw issued for fta. inspection, $50 fine. Kristina Lynne Kern: Suits Connie Sallee, $576.75 plus $6 Morris Cochran: speed- Boyd Durham: no opera- use/possession drug para- claimed due. C-00243 Ruby W. Maupin, prop- ing and operating on sus- tors license in possession, phernalia, public intoxica- Atlantic Credit and Fi- erty on Old Garrard Road, pended/revoked operators $25 fine and costs. tion, bw issued for fta. nance Special Finance vs. to Anthony and Destiny license, bw issued for fta. Billy R. Gadd III: spot- Ronald Raider: operat- Donald Barnett, $9,099.25 Deeds White. Tax $90.50 Lonnie Brock: public in- lighting - use of artificial ing on suspended/revoked plus claimed due. Rose Marie Phillips, toxication, $50 fine; drug light, bw issued for fta. operators license, 90 days/ Commonwealth of Ken- Recorded property on Wolf Creek paraphernalia - buy/possess, Travis E. Evans: public probated 12 months on con- tucky vs. Heather Carpenter, Road, to Ted R. Phillips. No 90 days/probated 12 months intoxication, $50 fine; drug dition plus costs. complaint for child support tax Brian N. Saylor: public Michael Wayne and on condition. paraphernalia, buy-possess, and medical support. CI- Johnnie M. Edwards, Anthony Q. Coyle: no/ 90 days in jail/probated 12 intoxication, $50 fine and 00250 Vickie Lynn Renner, property on Lower Dr., Mt. property on Old US 150, to expired registration plates - months. costs. Lonnie G. and Virginia L. Vernon, to Jeanie Lynn receipt, improper registra- Johnathon A. Goodeve: District Civil Renner. No tax Brumett. Tax $3 tion plate, reckless driving, no/expired registration Ginnie and Robert Roger Brian and Crystal operating vehicle with ex- plates - receipt, licensew H. Childress, property on Suits Deborde, property on pired operators license, li- suspended for fta. Marlow Hollow Road, to Old Chestnut Ridge Road, cense suspended for fta. James D. Helton: speed- PCA Acquisitions V, Brian and Brenda Gail Wil- to Raymond L. and Donna William R. Dailey: driving, failure to wear seat J. Dalton. Tax $135 LLC vs. Patrick Smith, son. Tax $4.50 ing too slow for traffic con- belts, operating on sus- $2,063.04 plus claimed due. Sandra Lawrence-Gregg ditions, failure to produce pended/revoked operators Fort Logan Hospital vs. and Thomas Gregg, prop- Marriage insurance card, failure of license, failure to surrender David Wright, $202.75 plus erty in Quail Acres Subdv., nonowner operator main- revoked operators license, claimed due. to Vanderbilt Mortgage Co. Licenses tain req. insurance, bw is- bw issued for fta. Midland Funding LLC No tax sued for fta. Robert Hubbard: operat- Ashley Nicole Smith, 24, Brodhead, Wendy’s to Jesse Under New Management Morgan Patterson, 27, Hustonville, factory. 10/31/ Warner Farm Mart 14 6075 Hwy. 70 * Brodhead 606-758-8513 District Animal Health • Bag Feed & Minerals Court Bulk & Bagged Fertilizer • Chemicals October 24, 2014 Seed Corn • Soybean Seed Hon. Jeffrey S., Lawless Randell A. Baggett: no operators/moped license, bench warrant (bw) issued for failure to appear (fta). Brian K. Baker: operating on suspended/revoked operators license, $100 fine and costs. We’d like to announce Philip Scott and Matt Stepp Speeding: Marco L. (formerly of Tri-County Pest Control) Beamon, $48 fine and costs; have joined Bugs-R-Us Pest Control. Raymond Canady, Jr., Clifford Beckford, Bryonna We are now servicing S. Cromer, Cody J. Tomlinson, license sus- Rockcastle County and pended for fta; Justin D. invite all our friends Strunk, $50 fine and costs; to call us at Frank W. Debo, paid; George E. Winkler, action 606-344-2344 or slip; 606-528-8555. David S. Wilson: speeding, failure to wear seat belts, failure to use child restraint device in vehicle, license suspended for fta. Clifford J. Jarvis: failure to use child restraint vehicle, $50 fine. Cavan M. Works: speeding and license to be in possession, license suspended for fta. Kisha M. Flannery: no/ expired registration plates - receipt, failure of owner to Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 6, 2014 • Pg. B3

Financial Tip of the Month Avoid these common student financial aid mistakes Many students spend school to see which one is more for college than they the best deal. Of course, stu- should by making some dents should also consider common mistakes when other factors, such as seeking financial aid. Fol- whether a school offers the low these tips from the Ken- academic program a student tucky Higher Education As- wants or if it meets other ex- sistance Authority pectations. (KHEAA) to make sure you Students who need loans Mrs. Skyler Bradley's second grade class at Brodhead Elementary created pumpkin characters based on char- get the help you need. to help pay for college must acters from their favorite book. Some people don’t be good consumers. They bother to apply for financial should apply for federal stu- aid because they don’t think dent loans before applying they’ll qualify. But they for private loans. Not all pri- Tiger Pause should submit the Free Ap- vate lenders offer the same plication for Federal Student rates and benefits. Borrow- Calendar tion of $84.00 from busi- Aid (FAFSA) to find out if ers should pay close atten- Wednesday, November 5 nesses in our county. Our they’re eligible for state and tion to what lenders call the – Picture order and money school worked together to federal student aid pro- back-end benefits: the inter- due gather 1,351 rolls of toilet grams. Not filing may hurt est rate and principal reduc- Thursday, November 6 – paper. A big thank you to their chances of getting tions offered when repaying Retakes - Please send a note our parents and staff that more free money for col- the loan. if you want your child to helped in this effort. After lege. KHEAA is the state have their photo retaken. combining the two totals we Another common mis- agency that administers Wednesday, November were able to donate 1,801 take is waiting until the last Kentucky’s student financial 19 – Community Thanks- rolls of toilet paper. minute to apply for financial aid programs, including the giving Meal $4.00 The Brodhead Family aid. Some programs have Kentucky Educational Ex- Grandparent Support Resource Center supplies deadlines, while others have cellence Scholarship Group 12:00 (see back) students with a change of limited funds. Students and (KEES). Friday, November 21 – clothing when accidents oc- families should submit the To find links to other use- BFRC Advisory Council cur at school. If you would FAFSA as soon as possible ful education websites, go to Meeting 12:00 like to donate NEW, elastic after Jan. 1 of each year. www.gotocollege.ky.gov. November 26, 27 & 28 – waist, sweatpants (children Colleges send each stu- For more information about NO SCHOOL – Thanksgiv- sizes 5 - 14) or underwear dent who has applied for stu- Kentucky scholarships and ing Holiday (sizes 4 – 12), for girls or dent aid a financial aid pack- grants, visit Some students from our boys, please drop those off age. Students and their fami- www.kheaa.com; write Unite Club walked to the at school. We do not re-use Kyle Coffey, a 7th Grader at Rockcastle County lies should look it over care- KHEAA, P.O. Box 798, Dollar General Store and socks or underwear, so these Middle School, exhibited his poultry at the fully. They should compare Frankfort, KY 40602; or call purchased450 rolls of toilet items are always needed. Kentuckiana Poultry Exhibition and Old English offers if they have received 800-928-8926, ext. 6-7372. paper. They were able to do Please remember the items Derby in Shelbyville on October 25th. Kyle received offers from more than one this using a generous dona- must be new, in the package, Champion Showmanship, Junior Champion Old En- and we are not currently ac- glish, Junior Reserve Champion Old English, cepting any other clothing Kentuckiana Poultry Club Junior Champion Old Mt. Vernon Message donations due to limited English and Junior Reserve Champion Clean space and need. If you have Legged Rose Comb. Congratulations Kyle! School News ence on Wednesday. We used in our annual Kenna’s children’s clothing please LMC videos go home appreciate your involve- Kitchen Community donate that to Grateful each Friday and are to be re- ment and support. Thanksgiving Dinner, the Threads in Mt. Vernon. Email the Signal at [email protected] turned each Monday for stu- FRC News schedule is as follows: dents whose names have FRC Pizza Hut Night is Monday, November been drawn for having per- Wednesday, November 5. 10—Corn fect attendance and/or on Eat at Pizza Hut on this day Tuesday, November Please join us in celebrating at the track behavior. and Pizza Hut will donate a 11—Green Beans Archery Practice is each portion to MVES FRC. Wednesday, November Monday from 3 - 5. Kenna’s Kitchen Food 12—Peas Thank you to all parents/ Drive is scheduled for No- Thursday, November RETIREMENT guardians who attended our vember 10-14. If you would 13—Mashed Potatoes first Parent/Teacher Confer- like to donate items to be Friday, November 14— Stuffing For those wondering RECEPTION what Kenna’s Kitchen is about, it is an annual Com- for munity Thanksgiving Din- ner hosted by MVES with the assistance of many volunteers from community Margaret Offutt churches and organizations. The dinner began to honor one of our own who left this After serving 33 years as PVA earth far too soon….Kenna Lanham. Kenna was a small person with a huge Date: November 7, 2014 heart for our children. She Time: 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm was a kind and loving person who worked in our Location: Rockcastle County Courthouse school to help children. This dinner is in her honor Third Floor - Telecommunications Room to keep giving to those who would benefit from a Mt. Vernon, Ky. Thanksgiving meal. This dinner is to serve as a re- minder that life is too short, so let’s be kind to one another, love on another and keep the spirit of giving alive in our community. Mark your calendars for Tuesday, November 15 at 5 p.m. for Kenna’s Kitchen Community Thanksgiving Dinner. Pg. B4 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 6, 2014

Bryan and Lindsey (Day) Elliott of Laurel, MD would KSP receives reports of like to announce the birth of their first child, Bryanna Faith Elliott, born at scam/fraud on internet Howard County The scam/fraud is being fraudulent and that they are General Hospital on referred to as “Esteemed Se- out all the money they spent October 7th, 2014. cret Shopper”. Victims are on the pre-paid cards. She weighed 8.5 lb. reporting that they were sent The Kentucky State Po- and was 19.4 inches a fraudulent check by mail lice, Post 11 urges the pub- long. Bryanna's pa- to deposit in their bank ac- lic to remember several ba- ternal grandparents count in order to purchase sic guidelines in regards to are John and Diane pre-paid credit cards at vari- their personal information Elliott of Lindale, ous local businesses in the and bank accounts. TX. Maternal area. Victims are told this • Never deposit a check grandparents are is part of a private company unless you are sure of where Chester and Paula Day and Maternal great-grand- that evaluates employee per- it came from. parents are Paul and Helen Napier all of Brodhead, formance and reports back • Never send money, via KY. Bryanna is also welcomed by a host of aunts, to their supervisors. After PayPal, Western Union or uncles, cousins, and friends. the cards are purchased, the any other money transfer To Be Wed... victims are asked to text the service to receive a prize or Jennifer L. Bustle of Mt. Vernon would like to an- card information to different reimbursement of any kind. nounce the upcoming marriage of her son, Brandon J. phone numbers that were • Never give personal in- Childress to Ladonna L. Saylor. Mr. Childress is a fork- provided to them by “Es- formation out over the lift driver at NACCO Materials and Miss Saylor is a teemed Secret Shopper”. phone or internet unless you receptionist in a medical office. For the victim’s participa- have initiated contact and The ceremony will be held at Dornay and Donna tion, they are told to keep a know who you are speaking Holt’s residence on Saturday, November 8th. A recep- portion of the money only to to. tion will follow at the Woodman of the World Lodge in find out days later that the • Immediately call or Berea. All family and friends are welcome. Congratu- original check provided was visit your bank to report sus- lations son, I love you. picious activity on your account that appears concerning or questionable. • If you are a victim of this type of scam you should Mamaw’s Kitchen contact a law enforcement By Regina Poynter Hoskins agency in your area. BAKED POTATO of cheddar cheese, remain- Most importantly, re- CASSEROLE ing bacon, and green onions. member that scams and 8 medium potatoes (about 2 Bake for an additional 3 frauds increase during the and 1/2 to 3 pounds total minutes or until the cheese holiday season. weight, peeled and cut into has melted. 1-inch chunks) DO-AHEAD GARLIC 1 cup evaporated 2% milk MASHED POTATOES 1/2 cup light sour cream 9 medium-sized potatoes 1 teaspoon salt 6 cloves garlic Pumpkin 1/2 teaspoon ground black Salt and pepper Carving pepper 3/4 cup milk 2 cups shredded cheddar 1/2 cup heavy cream Party cheese (divided) 1/4 cup butter Tiffany Stevens held her Michael McGuire & Chris Mason 6 slices bacon (cooked until Peel potatoes and cut in annual Pumpkin Carving crispy and crumbled) pieces. Place potatoes and Party recently. Weston will be having a Sliced green onions garlic in a large saucepan. Aaron Thomas Mobley’s Place the potato chunks in Cover with cold water. pumpkin was voted Voter Appreciation Event a large pot. Fill with enough Cover and heat to boiling; “Cutest Pumpkin.” water to cover the potatoes. reduce heat to gently sim- He is the son of Aaron Friday, November 7th Bring to a boil. Cook over mer for 20 to 25 minutes. and Kelly Mobley. medium-high heat for 15 to Drain. Shake pan over low 6:00 - 9:00 pm 20 minutes or until tender. heat to dry. Using an elec- Livingston Volunteer Firehouse Drain. tric mixer, mash potatoes Preheat the oven to 350 de- and garlic until no lumps Rockcastle Community grees. Grease a 3-quart cas- remain. We invite all 5th district voters and serole dish. Return potatoes In a small sauce pan, heat Bulletin Board to the pot. Add evaporated milk, heavy cream, butter Sponsored By our supporters to come on down and milk, sour cream, salt and with salt and pepper over celebrate with pepper. Beat with a hand medium heat. Stir occasion- held mixer until smooth. Stir ally, until butter is melted. Cox Funeral Home us, while in 1 and 1/2 cups of cheddar Set aside 1/4cup milk mix- Family Owned & Operated Since 1907 enjoying good cheese and half of the bacon. ture. Add remaining milk 80 Maple Drive, Mt. Vernon, Ky. Ph. 256-2345 Spoon the potato mixture mixture to potatoes in small Toll Free 1-888-825-2345 • 24 Hour Obit Line 256-5454 food and into prepared casserole dish. amounts until potatoes are www.coxfuneralhomeky.com Bake for 20 to 25 minutes light and fluffy. Amount of fellowship. or until heated thoroughly. milk mixture needed de- Bookmobile Schedule Top with remaining 1/2 cup pends on type of potatoes Mon., Nov. 10th: No service. Tues., Nov. 11th: Spiro, used. Level Green, Willailla. Wed., Nov. 12th: Ottawa and Bee Grease a 2-quart casserole. Lick. Spoon potatoes into dish; Rocket Madness cover and refrigerate up to The annual Rocket Madness event will be held Tuesday, 24 hours. Nov. 11th at Rockcastle Co. High School. The cost is $5 Thank You! When ready to bake, preheat at the door which includes a meal beginning at 5:30 p.m. oven to 350 degrees. Pour The program begins at 6:30 p.m. There will be numer- reserved 1/4milk mixture ous items available for silent auctions. Come out and sup- over potatoes. Bake uncov- port our girls and boys basketball programs. I would like to thank ered for 40 to 45 minutes until hot. Stir potatoes be- Turkey Shoot at CVFD the citizens of fore serving. Climax Fire Dept. will host a Turkey Shoot Saturday, Nov. 8th starting at 11:30 a.m. Shotgun gauges 12, 16, Mt. Vernon for your Lions Club needs 20 and 410. Food and drinks available. For more infor- vote and support in mation, call Denise Clark 606-256-3257. your talent Health Department Notice The Livingston Commu- The Rockcastle County Health Department will be closed Tuesday’s nity Lions Club is hosting Tuesday, Nov. 11th in observance of Veterans Day. their annual Rockcastle's General Election. Got Talent Show on Satur- Veterans Day Run/Walk day Night, November 15, at There will be a Veterans Day Red, White and Blue 5K I also appreciate all those who helped in so many 7 p.m. All local talent is Run/Walk on Saturday, Nov. 8th, starting at Renfro ways with our campaign. I am both honored and needed for a successful Valley’s parking lot at 8 a.m. The event is being hosted show. Please call 606-453- by the Teenage Republicans to help the Wounded War- humbled for the opportunity to serve our wonderful 2218 to sign up. Entrance riors Project. Pre-register at the Rockcastle Regional fee is only $10 and, remem- Hospital, Central Body Shop or Rockcastle County High community. I look forward to continued growth and ber, we need you. School. Veterans run free. There will be two win- Start-It Program progress. ners this years, the Judges The Center for Economic Development, Entrepreneur- It is a pleasure for Carol and me to live in a town Choice and the People's Fa- ship and Technology is sponsoring a free program to help vorite, so be sure to bring you start your own business. The program will be held at that has chosen to KEEP MOVING FORWARD! lots of family and friends. the Rockcastle Adult Education Center, next to the middle All contestants will be re- school, on November 13th and 20th from 5 to 7 p.m. Pd. for by Mike Bryant ceiving an award. Help the Register by calling 859-622-7995 or emailing Lions help others. [email protected]. If you have any special requests, please notify the Center five days prior to the event. Equal Opportunity Provider DAR Meetings The Rockcastle Chapter of the Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution meet the first Monday of each month, September-May at 6 p.m. at First Christian Church in Mt. Vernon. All prospective members are welcome to attend. Brodhead Lodge Meeting The Brodhead Masonic Lodge #566 meets every third Saturday at 7 p.m. on Main Street in Brodhead above Brodhead Pharmacy. Alcoholics Anonymous Alcoholics Anonymous meets Tuesday nights at 8 p.m. behind Our Lady of Mt. Vernon Church on Williams St. in Mt. Vernon. Kiwanis Club Meetings The Rockcastle Kiwanis Club meets every Thursday at noon at the Limestone Grill. Everyone is invited. Historical Society Hours The Rockcastle Historical Society is open on Mondays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the RTEC garage building. American Legion Post 71 American Legion Post 71 meets the second Thursday at 6 p.m. of each month at the Limestone Grill. Commander Tommy Hodges invites all Rockcastle veterans to join this organization that honors American soldiers, sailors and airmen. Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 6, 2014 • Pg. B5 Kentucky beef producers call for M Andrew Durant OD referendum to support beef promotion • Comprehensive Eye Exams • Contact Lenses Farm and Home News Oversight of the funds, if 6pm.Voting is open to all • Treatment of Eye Diseases passed, will be the respon- producers of bovine animals • Evening Appts. Available Tom Mills sibility of the Kentucky involved in the marketing or 116 Mini Mall Dr. • Berea Rockcastle County Extension Office Beef Promotion Council. sale of bovine animals Made up of beef and dairy within the Commonwealth (Next to Berea Optical) Kentucky beef producers lenges faced by shifting con- producers along with indus- of Kentucky. For more de- 859-985-0078 have called for a referendum sumer attitudes about beef, try professionals, Kentucky tails, visit to support the advancement rising beef prices and con- beef producer Charles www.kycattle.org. of beef promotion in Ken- cerns about food safety and Miller is excited to see the Absentee voting is per- Commonwealth of Kentucky tucky by collecting an addi- animal care. impact additional funding of mitted. The absentee ballot tional $1.00 per head sold. For over 30 years, Ken- the Kentucky Beef Check- request form shall be legibly 28th Judicial Circuit The Kentucky Cattlemen’s tucky farmers have invested off can have. Miller shares, completed and sent to the Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division I Association, as the certified in their business, knowing “The value of $1 today com- Commissioner of Agricul- Civil Action No. 11-CI-00304 entity, made an application that no business, even the pared to 1985 is $.44. It’s ture at least ten (10) days in to the Kentucky Board of beef business, survives imperative to continue to be advance of the referendum Citizens Bank Plaintiff Agriculture requesting a ref- without investment, promo- forward-thinking, and have date. All absentee ballot re- V. erendum to further beef pro- tion and research. Recent the funding needed to sup- quest forms must be signed motion in Kentucky. The research conducted by port Kentucky beef and by the County Extension David Steele, Bronnie Steele, Kentucky Board of Agricul- Cornell University found dairy producers through Agent. The request form can Commonwealth of Kentucky, ture approved the request that for each dollar invested beef promotion and educa- be obtained from any Ken- Department of Revenue, and a referendum date of by farmers into beef check- tion efforts.” tucky Cooperative Exten- Division of Collections November 20, 2014 has off activities from 2006 – Every dollar invested sion Service office, the Ken- and APZB Industries Defendants been set. 2013, $11.20 was returned back into the Kentucky Beef tucky Department of Agri- Creating a “uniquely to beef industry producer Checkoff will go to increase culture, or the Kentucky NOTICE OF SALE Kentucky” Beef Checkoff profit. profit opportunities by keep- Cattlemen’s Association. Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered will strengthen beef demand “Funding a Kentucky ing beef top-of-mind with Completed request forms in this action on August 29, 2014 for the purpose internationally, nationally, Beef Checkoff program consumers and by working should be sent to Steve of satisfying the judgment against the defendants state-wide and locally. means providing funding to to ensure a wholesome, safe, Kelly, Kentucky Depart- in the amount of SIXTY FIVE THOUSAND EIGHT Funding provided by Ken- support the programs of the and quality beef-eating ex- ment of Agriculture, 105 HUNDRED SIXTY ONE DOLLARS AND 78/100 tucky beef producers and Kentucky Beef Council, and perience every time. Corporate Dr. Frankfort, ($65,861.78) and EIGHTY SEVEN THOUSAND spent by Kentucky beef pro- supporting areas that have The Referendum will KY 40601. TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY SIX DOLLARS AND ducers, the state checkoff the largest positive impact take place at local Kentucky Information provided by 16/100 ($87,276.16) plus interest, costs and at- can not only compliment the for Kentucky beef and dairy Cooperative Extension Of- Sarah Morehouse Commu- torney fees. I will offer at public auction the here- current programs of the producers,” shares Steve fices on Thursday, Novem- nications. inafter described real property in Rockcastle Kentucky Beef Council, but Downs, Kentucky ber 20, from 8 a.m. till County, Kentucky. will more aggressively con- Cattlemen’s Association front beef industry chal- President. USDA extends Dairy Margin At the Courthouse on East Main Street Protection Program deadlines Mt. Vernon, Kentucky on Agriculture Secretary 2014. Friday, November 7, 2014 Tom Vilsack, speaking at the “USDA is committed to Beginning at the Hour of 12:00 p.m. National Milk Producers creating strong opportunities Said property being more particularly bounded and Federation annual meeting, for the next generation of described as follows: announced extended dead- farmers and ranchers. When lines for the dairy Margin dairy producers bring new Parcel No. 1 Protection Program. Farmers family members into the Beginning at a hickory, corner to Rachel Price; thence south to the now have until Dec. 5, to business, these changes branch to a corner post; thence southeast up the hill 70 yards to a enroll in the voluntary pro- could affect safety net cov- corner post; thence east to the line of Rachel Price; thence with the gram, established by the erage,” said Vilsack. “If our line of said Price, north the beginning and containing one (1) acre Suffering From Foot 2014 Farm Bill. The pro- current rules hinder more or less. gram provides financial as- intergenerational changes or Parcel No. 3 or Ankle Pain? sistance to participating if improvements are needed Tract No. 1- Beginning at an iron stake in the east right of way of the farmers when the margin – in these programs, then we Hansford Road and corner of Paul Whitaker; thence with said right of Now accepting the difference between the want to hear from dairy pro- way as follows: South 64 West 100 feet; South 71 1⁄2 West 100 feet; price of milk and feed costs ducers.” South 77 West 90 feet; North 81 West 300 Feet; North 79 West 200 patients in – falls below the coverage Comments can be sub- feet; North 82 West 200 feet; North 85 West 100 feet; North 89 West level selected by the farmer. mitted to USDA via the 100 feet; South 86 West 100 feet; South 73 West 50 feet; South 57 Mt. Vernon! “We want dairy produc- regulations.gov website at West 110 feet to a stone in Roy Norton’s line; thence with said Rockcastle ers to have enough time to http://go.usa.gov/GJSA. line,South 22 1⁄2 East 652 feet to two chestnut oaks near the top of Medical Arts make thoughtful and well- The announcement was a knob; thence South 66 1⁄2 East 36 poles to a stone with chestnut and black oak pointers; thence South 82 1⁄2 East 97 poles to a stone 140 Newcomb Avenue studied choices,” said made possible through the Vilsack. “Markets change 2014 Farm Bill, which builds with hickory pointers; thence North 6 1⁄4 West 506 feet to a large Mt. Vernon, Ky. and the Margin Protection on historic economic gains in poplar corner of Paul Whitaker; thence with Whitaker’s line reversed, Call today for an Program can help protect rural America over the past South 68 1⁄2 West 405 feet to an iron stake by two pins; thence North appointment with dairy producers from those five years, while achieving 48 West 250 feet to an iron stake; thence North 70 West 100 feet to Dr. Jamie Settles-Carter changes.” meaningful reform and bil- an iron stake; thence North 34 West 100 feet to an iron stake by a Vilsack encouraged pro- lions of dollars in savings for poplar; thence North 5 West 231 feet to an iron stake by a poplar; DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT OF: ducers to use the online at the taxpayer. Since enact- thence North 47 West 200 feet to an iron stake; thence North 37 1⁄2 www.fsa.usda.gov/mpptool ment, USDA has made sig- West 268 feet to an iron stake four feet from the corner of a barn; Diabetic Foot Care, Ingrown & Discolored Toenails, to calculate the best levels of nificant progress to imple- thence North 34 East 85 feet to the beginning, and containing thirty- Heel Pain, Corns & Calluses, Bunions coverage for their dairy op- ment each provision of this two (32) acres more or less. & Hammertoes, eration. “Historical scenarios critical legislation, including Tract No. 2- Beginning at a hickory on the north side of the road; also can be explored to see providing disaster relief to Fractures & Sprains, Nerve Problens thence along the old road, South 67 1⁄2 West 297 feet to a stake near how the Margin Protection farmers and ranchers; a large flat rock; thence South 85 West 161 feet to a stake; thence (burning and tingling feet), Wound Care. Program would function strengthening risk manage- North 66 1⁄2 West 145 feet to a stake where a sugar tree is called for; should poor market condi- ment tools; expanding ac- thence North 39 1/2 West 212 feet to a stake; thence leaving the out- ALSO OFFERING: tions occur again in the fu- cess to rural credit; funding side line, North 67 1⁄2 West 42 feet to an iron stake at the junction of ture,” said Vilsack. The se- critical research; establishing Hansford and Sand Springs Road; thence South 51 West 100 feet to Full Service Diabetic/Therapeutic Shoe Program cure website can be accessed innovative public-private an iron stake; thenceSouth 34 West 85 feet to an iron stake four feet and Custom Made Insoles via computer, smartphone or conservation partnerships; from the corner of a barn; thence South 47 East 200 feet to an iron tablet. developing new markets for stake by a poplar; thence South 5 East 231 feet to an iron stake by a 929 N. Main St. 1007 Cumberland Falls Hwy. The U.S. Department of rural-made products; and in- poplar; thence South 34 East 100 feet to an iron stake; thence South London, KY 40741 Corbin, KY 40701 Agriculture (USDA) also vesting in infrastructure, 70 East 100 feet to an iron stake; thence South 48 East 250 feet to an extended the opportunity for housing and community fa- iron stake by two pines; thence North 68 1⁄2 East 405 feet to a large (606) 862-0956 (606) 258-8637 public comments on both the cilities to help improve qual- (606) 864-0488 (606) 258-8640 poplar in McKinney’s line; thence North 6 1⁄4 West 319 feet to a white Margin Protection Program ity of life in rural America. oak; thence North 13 West 377 feet to the beginning and containing Monday - Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and the Dairy Product Dona- For more information, visit twelve and one fourth (12 1⁄4) acres. tion Program until Dec. 15, www.usda.gov/farmbill. There is excepted from Tract No. 2 above and not now conveyed approximately once acre sold by Pal Whitaker, et ux., and conveyed to Don Whitaker by deed dated May 30, 1973 of record in Deed Book 94, page 53 in the office of the clerk of the Rockcastle County Court, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. A life estate is reserved in a prior deed for J. B. Whitaker and wife, Mae Whitaker, in a spring which furnishes water for their stock. Upon the death of said J. B. Whitaker and wife, Mae Whitaker, this right is passed with the property now being conveyed. Being the same property conveyed to David Steele and wife Bronnie Steele, from LorinRockwell, et ux., by deed dated June 15, 2001, of record in Deed Book 185, Page 148 in the Rockcastle County Clerk’s Office, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. The property shall be sold upon the following terms & conditions: 1.The real property shall be sold for cash or upon a credit of 30 days with the purchaser required to pay a minimum of twenty percent (20%) of the purchase price in cash on the date of sale and to secure the balance with a bond bearing interest at the rate of ten percent (10%) per annum. 2.Unpaid taxes or liens of record at the time of entry of judgment shall be paid out of the proceeds of the sale (subject to the priority set out elsewhere in this judgment). 3.The purchaser shall pay the 2014 Local, County, State and School taxes on the property. 4.The purchaser shall have possession of the real property upon compliance with the terms of the sale. 5.In the event that the plaintiff is the successful bidder and the sale price does not exceed the amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or bond shall be required and the property will be conveyed to the plaintiff in due season upon payment of the expense of sale. 6.The parties to this action shall release their liens of record against the subject real property within 60 days after the confirmation of the sale of real property. Bobby Amburgey Special Master Commissioner Pg. B6 • Mt. Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 6, 2014

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Coordinator or send resume Back deck, .75 acre lot. 46x1 Posted: No trespassing on [email protected]. Housekeeping Aide $95,000. Shown by appoint- For Rent: 2 bedroom, 2 land belonging to James and EOE 45x2 Full-Time • 7A—3P bath, living room, eat-in ment only. Call 904-742- Dorothy Rash heirs on Rash Excellent Opportunity to 3687. 44x4p kitchen, on Rockcastle Branch Road off Chestnut advance your career! * Paid Holidays * Paid Vacation River. 606-453-3305. Home on Bowling Ridge Ridge. No hunting, camp- Malone Solutions is now * 401k Retirement * Dental Insurance Road, Brodhead. 3 bed- Like new trailer for rent ing, ATVs, trespassing for hiring for manufacturing * Paid Life Insurance * Medical Insurance rooms/1 bath, new appli- overlooking the lake. Fire- any purpose. Not respon- positions with a pay rate * Paid (LTC) Disability place insert and appliances ances, new heat/air, new hot sible for accidents. Violators between $9 and $13 per included. $400 deposit, water heater. Surrounded by will be prosecuted. (1/15/ hour. No high school or Apply at: 1043 Brooklyn Blvd., Berea. Ky. decking. On two acres +-. GED diploma required. Ap- $400 month. Call 606-308- 15) The Terrace is non-discriminatory in admissions $85,000. Serious inquiries ply online at 3847. Posted: No trespassing on & employment, EOE 4 bedroom/2 bath only. Shown by appoint- Crawford Place - Old www.malonesolutions.com. ment only. 606-308-5204. doublewide mobile home in Brodhead Road. Danny 40x7 Sunnyside Estates. No pets. 41x6p Smith. 47tfn EST Tool & Machine, Inc. an ISO 9001:2008 $500 month plus $250 non 2BR/2BA 1450 sq. ft. Sell- Posted: Absolutely no hunting for $89,900. Rick Szaks, Certified Organization located in Brodhead, is hir- refundable deposit. Call ing, fishing or trespassing 606-256-8603 or 606-308- Broker. 859-255-7777. Lin- on property belonging to Wanted ing experienced career minded individuals to fill 5459. 44xntf coln Real Estate, Inc. Mark and Debbie Wanted To Buy: Old sand- several open positions for our growing environ- [email protected] 18xntf 1 Bedroom apartment in Cummins. Violators will be stone rocks from chimneys, ment. Mt. Vernon. Quiet neigh- Between Mt. Vernon and prosecuted. 9x52p cellars, home foundations. bors. $425 month/$400 se- Somerset: 5.7 wooded Posted: No trespassing, Need about 125 stones. Openings include the need for (1) Janitorial Staff, acres for $31,500. Near curity deposit. Reference re- hunting or fishing on land Please call 606-256-1783. Berea - 10.2 acres $31,900. (1) Experienced QA Lab/Calibration Technician, (3) quired. 606-308-3545. belonging to Rachel 43x4p Experienced Machinist—All Shifts and (3) Experienced 41xntf Owner financing available. Denney on Hwy. 3245 Wanted To Buy: Your an- Call Dwight at 859-331- Duplex in Brodhead. All (former Reggie Benge prop- tiques and collectibles. An- Toolmakers—All Shifts. Pay is based on experience/ appliances furnished. Call 4888. 8xntf erty). tique glassware, furniture, position applied for. Patty, 758-9666. 17xntf Lots in Castle Ridge Sub- Posted: No trespassing on quilts, all types of military division. Use same entry Please send resumes to HR Dept., PO Box 357, Trailers and house in property known as C.B. items, clocks, watches Brodhead. No pets. 758- way as Bible Baptist Owens Farm across from (working or not), pocket Brodhead, KY 40409 or email to [email protected]. 8922. ntf Church. All lots have city Fairgrounds in Brodhead. watches and wrist watch sewer and underground Accepting applications at Violators will be pros- parts, pocket knives, coins Mt. Vernon Housing Au- utilities. starting at $12,900. ecuted. 25tfn and paper money. All types thority on Mondays 4 to 8 606-256-5692 • 256-4504 • of gold, silver scrap, cast p.m. and Wednesdays and 308-3730. 50x1 iron banks, toys, lighters, Mobile home lots, located Fridays, 4 to 6 p.m. Rent crock jugs, cast iron skillets, based on income. 256-4185. in Sunnyside Mobile Home Notices marbles, pocket knives, 14xntf Park. 1/2 acre lots - $500 fishing items, Indian Arrow- down and $100 per month. Accepting Applications: Need Leaves Raked or any heads, and much, much For 2 and 3 bedroom units Call 606-256-5692 or 606- other yard clean-up for more. Also buying partial at Valley View Apartments. 256-5648. 50x1 the winter? Call estates. Over 25 years expe- Rent based on income. Call Rockcastle 4th grade AAU rience. Call Clarence Reece 256-5912. Equal Housing coach Jesse Bugg for help. at 606-531-0467. 47xntf Opportunity, TDD for hear- Donations accepted and ap- ing impaired only. 1-800- Posted preciated for work done. All 247-2510. 36tfn work done by players super- Posted: No trespassing on vised by adults. 606-425- property of Frank and 1190, leave message if no For Rent Roberta Richards on Big answer. Cave Road. 45x2p Notice is hereby given that Maple St. Storage Posted: Absolutely no tres- of Brodhead Calvin Thomas Anglin, passing for any reason on 1320 Copper Creek Road, 256-2884 or property belonging to Crab Orchard, Ky. 40419 Ernest Alcorn, located off has been appointed execu- 606-308-2491 Hwy. 461 bypass at 257 tor of the estate of Geraldine Reverend Green Loop and Anglin. Any person having 23 Jarber Road, formerly claims against said estate Old Rocky Road, without shall present them, accord- Property my written permission. ing to law, to the said Calvin 44x3p Thomas Anglin or Hon. For Sale Posted: No hunting, tres- Debra Hembree Lambert, passing or ATVs on any 860 West Main St., P.O. Box 1 1/2 Acre Trailer Lot. City Rogers’ property on Brown 1094, Mt. Vernon, Ky. water. 859-358-3560. Road (former Carl Brown 40456 on or before April 15, 40xntf Road). 44x10p 2015 at 11 a.m. 44x3 Job Fair Notice is hereby given that Kimberly B. Daugherty, 245 Ford Street, Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 has been Wednesday, November 12th appointed Executrix of the estate of Mary Ida Bowman on the 20th day of October, 8:30 a.m. through 3:30 p.m. 2014. Any person having claims against said estate Rockcastle Adult Education 22 Creekside Dr., Mt. Vernon. shall present them, accord- Home priced at $129,900. Qualifies for no money down. ing to law, to the said Kim- Call Megan Hendricks today at 606-392-8555 for you showing . berly B. Daugherty or to • Please bring acceptable work documents Hon. John D. Ford, P.O. • The Job Shop is an equal opportunity employer Box 247, Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 on or before April l20, 2015. 45x3 Notice is hereby given that Rgina Sue Moore, P.O. Box 68, Brodhead, Ky. 40409 was appointed Administra- Brodhead Elderly Apartments trix of the estate of Betty V. Housing for the Disabled, Moore. Any person having Elderly & Handicapped claims against said estate shall present them, accord- Rent Based on Income ing to law, to the said Kitchen Appliances Furnished Regina Sue Moore or Hon. The Job Shop-London The Job Shop-Somerset Water, Sewer & Garbage Paid William D. Reynolds, 140 1364 South Laurel Road 3560 S. Hwy. 27, Suite #1 West Main St., P.O. Box For Applications call or write: 1250, Mt. Vernon, Ky. London, KY 40744 Somerset, KY 42501 40456 by April 15, 2015 at 606-864-9675 606-678-9675 Brodhead Elderly Apartments 11 a.m. 44x3 48 Bussell St. • Brodhead, KY 40409 Subscribe to Apply today, go to work tomorrow! Phone: 606-758-4506 or Employees are eligible for a chance at a 1-800-686-4447 the Signal NEW CAR GIVEAWAY! TDD for speech & hearing impaired 711 The Mt. Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 6, 2014 • Pg. B7

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Open Mon. - Sat. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. • Sun. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. - 910 W. Main St. - Mt. Vernon - 606-256-9810 Serving Rockcastle County Since 1887 Mount Vernon, Kentucky 40456 - (606) 256-2244 Volume 128 • Number 47 .50 per copy Thursday, November 13, 2014 School Board discusses plans for building renovations By: Doug Ponder entrance to the parking lot The school board dis- $82,379 and repaving the cussed a proposed list of fa- middle school driveways cility renovations at the and parking lot, $205,016. monthly meeting Tuesday Improvements at the night. RCMS football fieldhouse Superintendent David and restroom facilities in- Pensol said he had met with clude home fieldhouse reno- district staff to prioritize vation, $161,875, home which facility renovations fieldhouse addition need to be first on the list. $296,400, visitor locker He said the first three room renovation, $84,263 projects on the proposed list and visitor locker room ad- were: Mt. Vernon Elemen- dition, $91,260. tary School, Rockcastle “We all realized that the Adult Education Center and first thing desperately the athletic fieldhouse and needed was a roof at Mt restroom facilities at the Vernon Elementary football field at Rockcastle School,” Pensol said. “It’s County Middle School. also not a PR (public rela- “We created this list tions) issue that we are pro- based on things like timing, posing renovations of the limiting the amount of dis- football field instead of ruption for students and school buildings. Those which projects were the fieldhouses are in desperate most urgent,” Pensol told need of repair. If we don’t board members. “We will have fieldhouses we won’t have more specific details at have football programs.” the next meeting when we Pensol recommended the will have a presentation of board approve the N3D the architectural drawings.” Group of Lexington as the According to the facili- architectural firm to design The RCMS lunchroom was ties plan list, improvements the projects. He said the full of Veterans and their at Mt. Vernon Elementary company’s owner Scott families during the reception School include upgrading Noel has been involved in at the annual Veterans Day the parent pick-up loop at a other past facility projects event Tuesday. A student-led cost of $187,310, a new for the district and knows program was held after the roof, $505,262, HVAC reno- the facilities well. reception. Shown above is vation, $2,378,276, ceiling Pensol went on to say WWII Veteran Isaac replacement, $300,939 and that if the board approved Barnett, 89, of Paint Lick, lighting replacement, the N3D Group, there will and his son-in-law Bob $465,948. be a special meeting next Rader, talking with Bobby Renovations at the week to discuss and approve Bishop. Barnett was drafted Rockcastle County Acad- the architectural drawings. in Rockcastle County in emy and Adult Education The board approved hir- 1943 and served in the Center include an entrance ing the N3D group as the ar- canopy, $8,250, ramp access Army’s Fourth Infantry Di- (Cont. to A5) vision. He was wounded in with steps, $13,750, new both legs in Normandy while trying to take cover after a German soldier threw a gre- No new business at nade toward his platoon. Shown at right is Kentucky Agriculture Comissioner monthly Brodhead and Kentucky Gubernato- rial candidate James Comer, guest speaker for the event. Council meeting By: Doug Ponder and grant funding for re- The agenda for the pairing their sewer system. Mayor Medley reports on monthly Brodhead Council The city’s project pro- meeting Monday night was files addresses their sewer blank. and wastewater systems by With the exception of completing sewer line and sewer plant; water leaks paying the monthly bills, manhole repairs/replace- there was no old business or ments, wastewater pumping Livingston Mayor Jason ful about the amount of any last two weeks and that next also being checked. Ac- new business on the agenda. station replacement, con- Medley and commissioners loan involved,” Medley told month’s bill from Wood cording to Medley, normal However, Clerk Becky struction of wet water flow had two meetings with the the commissioners. “It is Creek should reflect a loss due to leaks is 12%. Bussell had information for equalization at the treat- Kentucky Infrastructure Au- definitely not an option to “drastic decline.” The The mayor also noted council members concern- ment plant, city hall lift sta- thority (KIA) last week and raise water or sewer rates to mayor said repairing the that the city has drug test ing the city being approved tion maintenance and a new said, at Monday night’s finance the project,” he leaks had been a “major fo- kits available for parents. for a grant/loan from the state mandated influent regular meeting, that the added. cus” for the past several The kits are part of UNITE’s Kentucky Infrastructure meter that has to be installed city had managed to get to KIA had told Medley months but there was still a “Give Me A Reason” pro- Authority (KIA) to repair at the city’s sewer plant. first on the list for financial that the city’s sewer rates major leak to be repaired at gram designed to help chil- the city’s sewer system. The The second and last help from KIA for the city’s needed to be raised from the foot of Gauley Branch, dren combat peer pressure city will receive $1.2 million phase of the project profile sewer system. 80% of the water bill to as soon as weather permits. (Cont. to A5) with $600,000 of the fund- includes doubling the city’s Medley said it wasn’t 110% but the mayor said All meters in the city are ing as a grant and the other 150,000 gallons a day sewer clear at this time whether that was not an option. $600,000 of the funding as plant processing capacity to the city would go for fund- Medley also told the Christmas in the Valley a loan with a three quarter 300,000 gallons a day. ing for a new plant or fund- commissioners that the city percent interest rate. Bussell went on to say ing for improvements to get had been losing 47% of the Show begins Friday The city filed a project that construction and re- the present plant “up and water purchased from Wood profile with the Cumberland pairs on the city’s sewer running.” Creek due to leaks. How- Renfro Valley Entertain- ber 14th until December Valley Area Development system are expected to be- “We have different op- ever, he said that two major ment Center will begin its 20th. There will also be a District in October 2010 in gin in the spring of 2015. tions but we have to be care- leaks had been fixed in the brand new 2014 Christmas matinee show each Satur- order to be able to seek loan in the Valley production this day at 2 p.m. The matinees Friday night at 7 p.m. in the will begin December 6th Local man arrested on New Barn. and run through December Renfro Rock N Run This year’s Christmas 20th. child porn charges Show is called“Home for In addition to the show, Christmas” and features a guests can also enjoy dinner is Saturday morning By: Doug Ponder reports, Lovell’s arrest was heart-warming story of a specials, show specials, Rockcastle Regional Pre-registration has Another local man was part of an investigation by soldier trying to get home Santa pictures and shop- Hospital will hold their sec- closed but participants can arrested last Wednesday for police whereby detectives for the holidays. The show ping. Group rates are also ond annual Renfro Rock N still register on the morning possession and distribution use law enforcement sys- will also feature Christmas available for friends, family Run Half Marathon and 5K of the race. The cost of the of matter portraying sexual tems to query IP addresses songs and hilarious comedy and co-workers. this Saturday. half-marathon is $80 and performances by minors. from computers that have skits by the Renfro Valley Tickets are on sale now The half marathon and the cost of the 5K is $20. Arrested was Dustin been storing child pornog- Entertainers. and can be purchased online 5k races will both begin at The route for both races Aaron Lovell, 20, of Mount raphy files or sharing them The show will run every at www.renfrovalley.com or 8:30 a.m. at the Renfro Val- will go down Lake Linville Vernon. Thursday, Friday and Satur- by calling the ticket office ley Entertainment Center According to state police (Cont. to A5) day at 7 p.m. from Novem- at 1-800-765-7464. and (Cont. to A5)

The ideal death said she launched the cam- Many people across the paign to represent other ter- I’ve been looking for a 1960s or at least he would country have been broad- minally ill patients who place to use this quote in a have used the quote in one Familiar Fragrances remind me of my mother. casting their opinions on “wish to die on their own column for some time now of his “Kids Say the Isn’t it amazing how cer- On a daily basis, Bee social media about whether terms.” and finally decided it’s Darndest Things” books. tain aromas can immedi- slathered Jergens lotion on or not assisted suicide Maynard’s decision to never going to fit just any- As an adult I was a huge ately call forth memories her hands to keep them soft. should be legally allowed as take her own life has where so I’ll just make an fan of The Bill Cosby Show, from another time? I cannot walk into a room a choice for terminally ill sparked a debate with some entire column of it. particularly when he inter- In a recent column writ- where that particular lotion people. viewing it as suicide and Last summer I was at a viewed little people. Here ten by Byron Crawford, he is being used without think- In a more blunt and less others as “death with dig- little league game where I are a few quotes made by the brought up a familiar fra- ing of my dear mother. Also, politically correct form, the nity.” struck up a conversation younger set that I recall grance that I remembered she probably used enough question is should people The other side of the is- with one of my favorite from either a Linkletter from my childhood. He de- Vicks salve during my el- with untreatable life-ending sue is 18-year-old Clayton preschoolers who was still book or from Cosby. scribes a classroom of his ementary years to fill a wash illnesses have the choice to McDonald who was diag- too young to be out there A kindergarten student youth: “… I remember the tub. Every time any of us legally kill themselves? nosed with leukemia when shagging flies and we told her teacher that her dad toasty, warm fragrance of had a cold, out came the There are two terminally he was seven-years-old and started talking about fishing was in the hospital having an freshly oiled pine floors and Vicks. She even made us ill people who are being was successfully treated because I was wearing a tee operation. The teacher heat from old steam radia- swallow a dollop when we used as examples in this de- with chemotherapy. shirt emblazoned with a asked what sort of operation tors that hissed and clanged had a sore throat, even bate. Both people were di- Unfortunately, the leuke- huge, silk-screened bass. ? The young lady said she along the walls…” The de- though it distinctly said on agnosed with terminal ill- mia returned in 2008 and The young man said he didn’t know for sure but it scription perfectly fit the the bottle that it was to be nesses that doctors said doctors told McDonald that loved to go fishing with his was really bad and she classrooms and school hall- used topically and not to be couldn’t be treated and both the disease had become ter- grandpa in the lake just thought “the doctors were ways that I experienced at consumed internally. of them were only given a minal, ultimately meaning around the bend from the taking out his terectomy.” Mt. Vernon High School. On occasion, I use Right few months to live after be- there was no cure and that ball park. I asked where his “I love my Gramma be- As soon as I read his de- Guard deodorant. If my wife ing diagnosed. there was nothing they could grandpa worked . Said cause she smells like the scription, I remembered the (Kathy) is around, the next Both of these people do to save his life. grandson replied, “Oh he good old days”. smells of my own high thing that comes out of her have now died but the main However, McDonald don’t work at nothing ‘cept “Gramma did you know school days. Those rooms mouth is: “Junior High PE!” difference between the two didn’t choose to take his his garden. Now that he’s your underwear won’t flush and halls were kept pristine I understand her association was one committed suicide own life instead using his old, he’s just retarded”. down the toilet”? by our custodian, Charlie with the smell in physical and the other one didn’t. story to spread the Gospel of I tried not to laugh too Asked what he learnd in Hines. education classes because The first person was a Jesus Christ to people by loudly but I thought to my- Sunday School that day, one As I began to consider most of the guys at MVHS 29-year-old woman named speaking at churches, self that the late Art little fellow said he’d found other aromas of my youth, also used this particular Brittany Maynard who was schools, etc. His video tes- Linkletter would have paid out that God named all the this topic became very per- brand of deodorant. The en- diagnosed with stage 4 glio- timony is on YouTube and good money to have my animals, “and guess what, sonal to me. A few days ago, tire locker room smelled of blastoma (brain tumor). She should be a must watch for little pal on his tv show if I was entering a local restau- this scent. was only given six months everyone. he’d been around back in the (Cont. to A4) rant and immediately no- My wife and I have a to live after she was diag- Of course we all know ticed the smell of freshly rock fire-ring in our yard nosed with the terminal ill- how a lot of human beings cooking pinto beans on the next to our woods. Every ness in the spring. handle such a debate as mil- kitchen stove. In a flash I time we build a fire outside, Maynard decided to lions of people have judged was transported back to my I am reminded of my grand- move to Oregon where as- other peoples’ opinions on T.J.’s elementary days when my father (Pop) because of the sisted suicide with lethal the issue and argued with mother, Bee, cooked pintos fires he tended in our garden medication prescribed by a those who don’t agree with Journal with a ham-hock in our when I was a youngster. He doctor is legal under the them. kitchen. Oh, the smell of was the keeper of the fire, states “Death With Dignity Judgment has been by: Tonya J. Cook those beans takes me back and I loved to assist him. Law.” She told reporters that handed down on both sides to my own youth. That wood-burning smell she decided to take her own of the issue as Maynard’s Actually, there are sev- will always remind me of life after she discussed with family members and The Fall Foods for hot apple cider, ginger eral fragrances that always (Cont. to A4) experts how her body would McDonald’s family mem- Dear Journal, snap cookies, and apple deteriorate and was told it bers have received “hate As you know, I just love stack cakes. It all sounds so would be a “terrible and mail” and emails condemn- this time of year. Nature good! painful way to die.” ing their decisions. seems to be preparing for a Back in the good old Hundreds of terminally There have also been so- long winter's nap. The days, it was hog butchering ill people have chosen as- cial media posts from thou- leaves always put on a spec- time. The family could look Publication Number 366-000 sisted suicide in Oregon and sands of people mocking tacular show and the gar- forward to some smoked Periodical Postage Paid in Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 other states where it’s legal, both Maynard and dens give us some of the hams, sausage, souse, and 606-256-2244 but Maynard’s case made McDonald for their respec- most delicious offerings of all that goes with the hog Published every Thursday since November, 1887. Of- headlines when she tive decisions. I’m not go- the year. butchering, even some "red fices in the Mt. Vernon Signal Building on Main Street launched an online cam- ing to get into the details of I remember as a child my eye" gravy or just the regu- paign in hopes of expanding all this because it could be a grandma would keep a bowl lar kind. in Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456. Postmaster, send address the “Death With Dignity separate column in and of of baked sweet potatoes on Just talking about all of changes to P.O. Box 185, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky 40456. Law” nationwide. Maynard (Cont. to A4) the table. We thought they these good seasonal delights James Anderkin, Jr., Publisher Emeritus were delicious hot or cold made me hungry. I think I'll Perlina M. Anderkin, Publisher/Editor and made a dandy snack, fix a cup of hot cider, and SUBSCRIPTION RATES with a little salt and real but- look around for a few gin- In County - $20.00 Yr. Out-of-County - $27.00 Yr. ter. ger snaps before turning in Out-of-State $35.00 Yr. The pumpkins and vari- for the night. e-mail address - [email protected] ous squash of the season are delicious, as well. What is Thanksgiving without a pumpkin pie or so? I at- tempted to raise some pumpkins a few years ago. I think I harvested about three Dinner Specials or four out of a whole row. I can't grow anything but Thursday 11/13 Monday 11/17 weeds. Grilled Chicked over Rice My mom would make White Northern Beans popcorn balls about this w/ Choice of Sides cooked w/ Country time of year. She often gave Ham, Greens & them out at Halloween. I can Friday 11/14 almost taste them now. She All you can eat Catfish Baked Cornbread would pop several pans of the old-fashioned popcorn Saturday 11/15 Tuesday 11/18 in a "dab" of grease, usually Prime Rib Alecia’s Salmon Patty lard, and put the popped w/ Choice of Two Sides corn in a huge stainless steel Choice of Two Sides pan she usually used for can- ning fruit and vegetables in Sunday 11/16 Wednesday 11/19 the summer. She would Chicken/Dumplings & Italian Day make a syrup mixture with Dressing or Meat Loaf w/ some fresh molasses in it. Choice of Two Sides 1/2 Off Appetizers When it was done cooking, During UK Games she would pour it over the Limestone Grille popped corn and stir it does catering Pastor Appreciation around. Butter was applied for all your holiday to her hands, and she would Pastors eat free on make some of the best pop- events! Sundays! corn balls out of the fresh molasses anyone ever New Fall Hours • 7 days a week 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. tasted. I've looked for the Located at Exit 62 (former Rockcastle Steakhouse) recipe but I can't find it any- Phone 606-256-0131 where. This is the time of year

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Elizabeth Melvin Cledith Ray Bradley Saylor Elizabeth Ann Shearer Thacker Melvin Saylor, 79, of Bradley, 50 , wife of Steve Cledith Ray Thacker, 74, London, and formerly of Bradley of Brodhead, died Juanita of Mt. Vernon, died Wednes- Mt.Vernon, died Wednes- Tuesday, November 4, 2014 Elmer Lewis Betty Lou day, November 5, 2014 at his day, November 5, 2014 at at Compassionate Care Stanley residence. He was born in the V.A. Medical Center in Center in Richmond. She Linville Whitaker Rockcastle County on June Lexington. He was born was born June 28, 1964 in Juanita Saylor Stanley, 26, 1940 the son of George Richmond, IN, a daughter Elmer Lewis Linville, Betty Lou Burton November 4, 1935 in 83, of Mt. Vernon, died No- Washington Thacker and of the late Doan and Suiko 86, husband of Effie Whitaker, 80, of Louisville Mt.Vernon, the son of the vember 3, 2014 at Baptist Geneva Bell Middleton. He Shearer. She had been a Linville, died Sunday after- and formerly of Brodhead, late Gene and Ollie Mae Health in Lexington after a was a Minister, a retired su- Billing Clerk at the noon November 9, 2014 at died at her son's home in Alexander Saylor. He was a brief illness. She was born pervisor for Parker Seal, a Rockcastle Co. Hospital. Compassionate Care Center Louisville, on Sunday, No- retired maintenance worker July 9, 1931 at Copper member of Beaver Pond at the Lexington Center, en- She was a member of the Creek in Rockcastle in Richmond. Born Febru- vember 9, 2014. She was Christian Church in Estill White Lick Baptist Church. born December 3, 1933 in joyed hunting, fishing, car- County, the first child born ary 18, 1928 to the late County, a Mason, a Shriner, She enjoyed playing bingo. Hugh and Bernice Linville Pulaski County, a daughter pentry, and was a member to Tony and Delia Saylor. a 32nd Degree Mason, a of the Revival Tabernacle She is survived by: her She was a retired teacher, in Rockcastle County, he of the late William Ernest former Rockcastle County husband, Steve Bradley of and Zora Brown Burton. Church. who gave 30 years to the lived in the Scaffold Cane Magistrate, was a member of Brodhead; her son, Robby area and the Berea area for She had been a Records Ad- Survivors are his wife, children of Rockcastle the Lions Club and was a Hazel Sloan Saylor of Lon- Bradley of Brodhead; a step his lifetime. He ministrator with Kentucky County. She enjoyed read- former State Governor of the don and one grandson, Mat- daughter, Lesley Bradley of retired from Blue State Government. She was ing her bible along with any Lions Club. thew Saylor of London. He Brodhead; her grandchil- Grass Army De- a member of Providence books and magazines she He is survived by: his was preceded in death by dren, Gracie and Holden; could get her hands on. She pot and later Church of Christ, the Quail wife of 55 years, Barbara her brothers, Lewis Shearer Homemakers and Thursday one son Ricky Wayne also loved working cross- worked part time in security Thacker of Mt. Vernon; one of Berea, Ray (Sandy) Club. She found great en- Saylor. word puzzles of all kinds. at Tokico, Berea. He was a son, Kenneth Ray (Sheila) Graveside services were Shearer and Roy (Donna) Her greatest joy came from veteran of the U. S. Army. joyment in the Homemaker Thacker of Mt. Vernon; one Shearer, all of Conway, Don Club and mostly with people conducted Saturday, No- spending time with her fam- He loved going to church, daughter, Diana Faye Shearer of California, and in general. During her career vember 8, 2014 at the ily and close friends. She he was a member of Liberty Thacker of Richmond; two Elmwood Cemetery with Dean (Kim) Shearer of was a member of the First Avenue Baptist Church and Betty had many accomplish- brothers, George (Rose) Berea; her sisters, Carolyn ments and was recognized Bro. Gary Ward officiating. Baptist Church of Mt. loved his home church of Thacker, Jr. of Richmond (Ben) Johnson of Berea, and with many awards for her Arrangements by Cox Vernon, and was a devout Scaffold Cane Baptist. and Donald (Gayle) Thacker Funeral Home. Janet (Jeff) Rader of Mt. Christian woman who relied He is survived by: his service to State Govern- of Mt. Vernon; and five sis- Vernon; a very best friend, ment. She was also an ac- View the complete obituary, sign daily on her Saviors guid- loving wife of 64 years, ters, Georgia Faye (Bobby) the guest registry, or send Bekki Reed of Paint Lick; ance and comfort. Effie Linville; three sons, complished equestrian rider Blanton of Richmond, condolences to the family online and her family the Barnett She was preceded in Robert (Alice) Linville, performing on five gaited Brenda (Gary) Smith of Mt. at www.coxfuneralhomeky.com. family as well as a host of horses. death by: her husband, Randy (Joan) Linville and Vernon, Joyce Dorsey of El nieces/nephews, friends and Ernest K. Stanley; her par- Rodger (Phyllis) Linville; On June 3, 1989 she was Paso, TX, Lucy (Mark) Tay- In Loving neighbors. ents Tony and Delia Saylor; one daughter, Kathy united in marriage to Jack lor of Burlington, and Doris A memorial service will Whitaker who preceded her as well as two special (Jimmy) Dean; one brother, (Brent) Shadwick of Frank- Memory of be scheduled at a later date. in death on November 4, brother-in-laws, Lloyd Ira (Gladys) Linville; 10 fort. Also surviving are two Condolences to the family may be 2011. They enjoyed 22 years Lois K. Barnett Mullins and Robert grandchildren, Jared Dean, grandchildren, Amber made to her online registry at together. Who God called home www.marvineowensfuneralhome.com McDaniel. Jeff Dean, Renee Linville, Camille Thacker and Mor- Those left to celebrate 10 years ago She is survived by: her Robin Thomas, Rebecca gan Rae Thacker. her life are: her son, Dr. Not a day goes by that two children, Donna Kaye In addition to his parents Linville Fagan, Jonathon Samuel Burton (Kelly) you aren’t thought of with (Ronnie) McClure and and grandparents, he is pre- Linville, Brandi Linville, Vaughn of Louisville; her love. We miss you so much. Allen Keith Stanley, both of Kris Linville, Katie ceded in death by: one nieces, Gail Burton (Garry) brother, William Robert We will always keep Mt. Vernon; and four sisters, Linville, and Josh Linville; Keith, Janet Burton (Randy) Middleton Jr.; one sister, your memory alive so that Hilda Mullins of Bellbrook, and 12 great grandchildren, Parsons, Linda Randolph Dessie Lynn Bullock; and an the two little grandsons, that OH, Lela (Stanley) Byerley Kole, Bryar, Riley, Kaylee, and Diane (Herbert Ray) you would have loved and of New Salisbury, IN, infant son, Gordon. Zackary, Emily, Braden, Adams; as well as her Funeral services were spoiled, will know what a Eyvonne McDaniel and Hadley, Olivia, Karter, church family, friends and conducted Friday, Novem- loving and kind person you Mary Neville (Eddie) Cash, Alexis, Allison and Riley. neighbors. ber 7, 2014 at the Dowell & were. all of Brodhead. She is also He is also survived by sev- Besides her parents and Martin Funeral Home Still Missing You, survived by: four grandchil- eral nieces, nephews and husband, she was preceded Chapel by Bro. Ron Lutes. Mom, Calvin and Ronnie, dren, Ronna Dee (Chris) other relatives and a host of in death by brothers, George Burial followed in the Maret Ben and Marvin Owens, James Allen friends. Owen Burton, Edward Bur- Cemetery. Stanley, Chris (Michelle) He was preceded in ton, Gilbert Burton and Pallbearers were: Mike Stanley and Ronny Lee death by: his parents; three Arvil Burton and her sister, DeBorde, Billy Dowell, An- Absolute (Brittany) McClure, all of brothers, Ed Linville, Moss Mary Jane Randolph. thony Asher, Tom Darts, Mt. Vernon. She also had Linville and Bobby Adams; Visitation will be Satur- Larry Hensley and Jim four great grandchildren, three infant brothers, Will- day, November 15, 2014 Smith. Emma Stanley, Kenzie AUCTION iam, Luther and Homer from 10 a.m. -1 p.m. with Visit www.DowellMartin.com to Owens, MaKenna Stanley Linville; and two sisters, funeral services following at view online obituary. and Brody Lee McClure; Ruth Abney and Eunice 1 p.m. at the Marvin E. Albert Jacob along with two special Miller. Owens Home for Funerals November 22nd friends, Laura Durham and To his wife he was with Corey Craig officiat- Scheiderer Sr. Louise Bailey; and a host of Lewis, to his children he ing. Burial will follow in the Albert Jacob Scheiderer nieces, nephews, cousins was Daddy, and to his Fairview Cemetery at Sr. (Jake), 81, of Brodhead, and friends. grandchildren he was Pa- Willailla. Country Sam passed to Heaven Wednes- Funeral services were In Lieu of flowers, dona- paw. He will be greatly day, November 4, 2014, at conducted Thursday, No- missed, always loved and tions may be made to the vember 6, 2014 at First Bap- the Compassionate Care Furniture Warehouse never forgotten. Quail Homemakers at 4802 Center in Richmond. He was tist Church by Bros. Luther Funeral services were Willailla Rd., Brodhead, Ky. Allen, Albert Gene Griffin, born in Milford Center, OH On U.S. 25 held Wednesday, Novem- 40409. on August 25, 1933 to Eddie Cash, and Neal ber 12, 2014 at Lakes Fu- Condolences to the family may be @1022 S. Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, Thornton. Burial followed made to her online registry at Maurice Scheiderer and Flo- neral Home with Pastor www.marvineowensfuneralhome.com rence Durbin Scheiderer. He one mile off I-75, Exit 59 in Freedom Cemetery. Kenny Davis and Pastor Pallbearers were: Lige was a kind, patient, gentle Kenny Felty officiating. man who devoted his life to New Furniture for Every Room! Graves, Ben Graves, Ronny Burial followed in the Scaf- Lee McClure, Chris Owens, Judy Ann his family through his love fold Cane Cemetery with of Jesus. He was a lifetime James Allen Stanley and military honors. Jersey Cattle Dairyman and 1. Furniture Sale begins at 9 a.m. Chris Stanley. Renner Pallbearers were: Robert received the Ohio Jersey Honorary pallbearers Judy Ann Renner, 56, of and continues until sale ends Linville, Jared Dean, Jeff Cattle Association Pioneer were: The Deacons of First Crab Orchard, died Tues- Dean, Kris Linville, Josh Service Award. He loved to *Open House Previews on Location Baptist Church, Howard day, November 4, 2014 . Linville, and Robert Miller. She was born February 10, exhibit his cattle at exhibi- 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Haddix, Dale Whitaker, Honorary bearers were: tions for over 60 years and Bady Muncy, Paul Blevins, 1958 in Hamilton, OH, a Sat., Nov. 15th & Friday, Nov. 21st Randy Linville, Rodger daughter of the late Robert was a 25 year member of the William B. Bailey, Michael Linville, Jimmy Dean, local Fairboard, 41 year Ritchie, Ronald David and Vina Lou Renner. She Jonathon Linville, Justin was a member of the First member of Ohio Farm Bu- 2. Machine Shop Liquidation! Stanley, Glenn Marsh, Jerry Thomas, and Andy Fagan. reau and other cattle associa- Hopkins, Keith Graves, Bob Church of Jesus Christ and In lieu of flowers donations. on Hwy. 2549 at 1548 White Rock Rd. Buckner, Greg Yankey, found great joy in playing tions may be made to Lib- On January 1, 1967 he Approx. 2 miles from Junction of Tony Saylor, Boone Saylor, the guitar and singing gos- erty Avenue Baptist married Dixie Collier and Howard Saylor and Jim pel music. U.S. Hwy. 150, Mt. Vernon, Ky. Church, WLJC, or Hospice from their love came three Cash. She is survived by: her Compassionate Care Cen- two daughters, Laurie Ann children, Faith Marie Please visit (Michael Britton), Albert Fri., December 5th, 9 a.m. www.DowellMartin.com to view ter. (Jerry Charles) Cain of Mt. online obituary. www.lakesfuneralhome.com Vernon and Tabitha Jacob Jr. (Renae Konkler) Open House Thurs., Dec. 4th Michelle (Travis Clay) Sav- and Jacob Albert III (Alida 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. age of Brodhead; her grand- Butler) and also four grandchildren, Samantha Ann children and three great grandchildren. In addition to Card of Thanks Pittman, Kayla Marie his parents, he was preceded 3. Miscellaneous Estate Inventory! Pittman, Joshua Shane Lester Kirby in passing by two brothers, ing the benefit, the Doan Mudd, and Sophie Anna Saturday, Dec. 13th, 9 a.m. We would like to say John and Richard and one family and others for sing- Savage; her brothers, Larry sister, Neva Mae. Thank You to everyone who ing during it and to all who (Nancy) Renner of Reading, Open House Fri., Dec. 12th Memorial services will be has supported us in these attended. OH, Harrold (Cathy) last few weeks. Rockcastle conducted by Bro. Jerry 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. We appreciate everyone Renner, Ralph Renner, Owens and Chaplain James Regional and staff for the who reached out to our fam- Darrell (Tammy) Renner, Baldwin on November 16, care they gave Lester dur- ily during this time, whether and Mike (Vicky) Renner, ing his stay, Bro. James Car- 2014 at 3 p.m. at the Maple Albert Robinson it was a phone call, sending all of Brodhead; as well as penter and wife, Gail, for money, flowers, prayers or Grove Missionary Baptist a host of nieces/nephews, Church located on Hwy their continued support and simply listening to us or giv- friends and neighbors. Realty & Auction prayers, Cox Funeral Home 1004/Big Cave Road, Or- ing a hug. It was all heart- Funeral services were for handling the arrange- felt and we are thankful. lando, KY. Burial will be at 1249 S. Main St., London conducted Friday, Novem- Beallsville Ohio Cemetery ments and Pamela Martin Lester was a loved man ber 7, 2014 at the Marvin E. for her special arrangement and it has shown through on November 23, 2014 at 2 606-864-5125 Owens Home for Funerals p.m. and the spray. these hardships. with Bro. James Nicely of- Albert Robinson, Broker/Auctioneer Also, Bonnie and Tonya Thank you again, All contributions are for ficiating. support of Children’s Bible for singing at the service, The Family of Lester Condolences to the family may be For Complete Details, Schools. Chestnut Ridge Church of Kirby made to her online registry at see www.albertrobinson.net God in Jesus Name for host- www.marvineowensfuneralhome.com Visit www.DowellMartin.com to view online obituary. Pg. A4 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 13, 2014

Spark’s Flowers and More, Now for those Christians “Try to be a good kisser. Dowell and Martin Funeral who are just condemning It might make your wife for- Home, Mt. Vernon Florist, “I See It” those who are thinking about get that you never take out Mrs. Emily Pensol, Suzanne (Cont. from A2) assisted suicide and con- the trash”. Thacker, King Bottling, demning their families. The “Tell your wife she’s Pepsi Cola, R.C.M.S. Youth itself. only thing I have to say to pretty even if she looks like Services, WRVK – Saylor Before I jump head first you can be found in the lyr- a wrecked truck”. Broadcasting, Mr. Robbie into discussing whether or ics of one of my favorite “Love will find you even Phillips, Rockcastle County not one is right and the other country music songs... “You if you try to hide from it, Chapter of the DAR, RCHS one is wrong, I think it’s im- say it best, when you say which I’ve been trying to do Color Guard, R.C.M.S. portant that we all pause for nothing at all.” but there’s a certain bunch of Leadership Team, R.C.M.S. a moment to realize that the girls that find me every chorus and band, R.C.M.S. topic of assisted suicide is time”. deeper and more compli- “Lunch Ladies”, Mr. “Points East” “My Mom says to look cated for those who are ei- Shawn Burdette and Mr. (Cont. from A2) for a husband who is kind, ther terminally ill, currently Travis Burton, Mr. James so that’s what I’m going to have loved ones who are ter- He got em all right”. Comer. do. I’ll be looking for one minally ill or have had loved “My baby sister ate my who is kinda tall and good Still time to help and rainy night but it was Most of all, we want to homework. She ate also great for me and my ones terminally ill. looking”. the homeless... say THANK YOU to the I have stumbled across tomorrow’s homework too.” staff. We saw an amazing veterans and their families “Grandpa, Dad said I Dear Editor, several condemning com- “My teacher said I have a should just ignore you cause turnout of ghosts, goblins for what they have done for problem when it comes to I have been helping my and a variety of other scary, ments online that fellow you’re an ignoramus”. our county and our country, Christians have made in ref- listening. I think she has a daughter collect coats, hats, beautiful and just downright Thank you, gloves, scarves, blankets erence to Brittany Maynard’s problem when it comes to cute trick or treaters. There RCMS teaching”. and socks for several death. These people label was great music to go along Social Studies Department “When it gets dark it’s “Memories” months now to bring to the themselves as Christians at with handing out the treats because God turned out the (Cont. from A2) Homeless Shelters in Lex- Thank you for the beginning of their com- as well as martial arts dem- lights so that he could finally ington on December 15th. ments but go on to say Pop. onstrations to entertain us. Kenna’s Kitchen get some sleep”. We have decided to deliver people who choose assisted Each Thanksgiving and The warmth of the resi- “Momma, I can’t go to Christmas, I am tempted by on December 3rd. We donations... suicide are cowardly, weak, dents really shown through school today cause I got the the scent of sage being used moved the date up a couple Dear Editor, selfish, etc. That’s it, that’s as well as the pride in their hiccups and if I go to school in my brother’s home. Eva weeks earlier. Mount Vernon Elemen- all they had to say in their home town. tary School is in the middle comments. Mrs. Ochs is gonna get mad now prepares our special Many good people have A big Thank You for of ourfood drive for Kenna’s Truth is, terminally ill cause she can’t get nothing holiday meals, and that donated items since we those who organized this done ‘cause she and all the aroma reminds me of Bee started this project. We still Kitchen. The students and people who are contemplat- event and we look forward families are very supportive ing assisted suicide actually other kids will just be sitting and my grandmother, need blankets, gloves and to seeing you again next there hiccupping all day.” Mommie Katie. They first socks. We will be sharing of our effort to make the don’t want to die. However, year. they know they will eventu- “Do you think my introduced me to the use of with the Ashley House in 13th year a great success. Karen Knox We have received several ally die in a short time and mommy would notice if I sage as they made their fa- Mt. Vernon for the home- Direction of Operations packed up my twin brothers donation from the commu- are afraid of burdening their mous turkey dressing. I have less. They are in need of and mailed them off to China SourceHOV nity for Kenna’s Kitchen. families, they are afraid of to admit, Eva’s homemade queen size sheets, wash or somewhere like that”? The annual community the amount of pain they dressing is just as delicious cloths, towels and furniture. “You can get away with RCMS thanks Thanksgiving dinner is might endure, etc. as any that I remember. As You still have time to give. the best stuff when we have Veterans... made possible by donations These people aren’t sui- far as I am concerned, if she Please call if you want a substitute teacher.” had nothing more than Dear Editor, and volunteers in cidal for the typical reasons someone to pick up any After getting a rose bush dumplings, dressing, and Rockcastle County. such as depression, financial clean and barely used win- Over the past decade, scratch on her cheek, a little “shuck” beans, I would be We would like to thank problems, marriage prob- ter clothes or furniture. You Rockcastle County Middle girl was heard to say, “ Oh completely satisfied. Those School has had the distinct the following organizations lems, drug addictions, etc. If may bring what you have to people thinking about as- no! My face is ruined and items are the staples for a Daniel Boone Development honor to celebrate Veterans and businesses for their do- now I’ll never get to be on holiday meal for me. Day with the men and nations: Brodhead Baptist sisted suicide could have it in Mt. Vernon if you prefer their way they would all American Idol because There is one more aroma women of Rockcastle Church, Cindy’s Place, Citi- Please help us make this want to get better, go home Simon will say I’m hideous”. that immediately takes me County, surrounding coun- zens’ Insurance Group, project big enough to help and go on to live a long and “I didn’t know ladies back to my early days: the ties, and other states, who Coca-Cola, Cornerstone all who have a need. You can healthy life. could have a mustache. Very brewing of a pot of coffee on have served in the United Fellowship Church, Dowell call us at 606-758-0277. So my question is this, cool”! the kitchen stove. From the & Martin Funeral Home, Thanks to all who share a States military. We want our should Christians witness to “Mommy, if those trees time I was born, either Marcella’s Farm to Fork, little and care a lot. God Veterans to know how much terminally ill people, who are are naked, how come I can’t Mommie Katie or Bee began bless you. we appreciate the sacrifices Mimi’s General Store, thinking about assisted sui- see their butts”? each day with a pot of strong Kathy Bretz they have made to keep our Mount Vernon IGA, Mount cide, by just simply con- “Wow Mom. Gramma coffee brewing in the for Betsy's Project. freedoms secure. Vernon NAPA, Mount demning them? said if your butt gets any big- kitchen. Mommie Katie We have a great group of Vernon Signal, Rite Aid and Should we walk into the ger, you’re gonna have to put drank coffee all day long, so Thank you for people to work with at WRVK Radio. hospital rooms of terminally a Wide Load sign on it when she made a huge pot as soon Halloween on Rockcastle County Middle If any business, group or ill people who are thinking you go out shopping.” as her feet touched the floor School and would like to organization would like to about committing assisted “You should give every- in the morning. That smell Main... thank the stafffor recogniz- help our community thanks- suicide and throw one a compliment even if it’s permeated the entire house Dear Editor, ing the importance of Vet- giving dinner, please contact McDonald’s story in their a lie. Even if it’s your all day long. I think that is I want to take this oppor- erans Day. We also appre- me at Mount Vernon El- face, insinuating that they are teacher and you know, for a why I love coffee so much. I tunity to thank the town of ciate the following busi- ementary at 606.256.2953 all selfish and cowards for fact, that she’s really the grew up with that fragrance, Mt. Vernon for hosting the nesses , organizations and or MVES Family Resource not being like McDonald? wicked witch of the west.” and it is very “homey” to me. Halloween on Main event individuals that made Veter- Center at 606.256.5173. What kind of message will “Hey Mom, come out her The sense of smell is a and inviting us to partici- ans Day 2014 so special: Thank you, that actually send to a lost and watch me feed the tremendous influence in our pate. Mr. Chris Henderickson, Kay Carpenter terminally ill person that is bushes like Daddy did last lives, whether we realize it Yes, it was a very cold R.C.M.S. staff and students, FRC Assistant thinking about assisted sui- night”. or not. And it is certainly one cide? From a little girl, giving of the things that can most In the end, do I personally dating advice to her big sis- capably bring our minds to think that assisted suicide is ter: “Dates are for having fun another time and place. Our 2014 wrong? Yes I do. Do I think and people should use them sense of taste is also able to Christians should just simply to get to know each other. bring flashes of memory – condemn those who are Even boys might say some- but we will leave the discus- thinking about assisted sui- thing intelligentt if you lis- sion of that observation for cide and chastise their fami- ten long enough. another day. lies who would be left behind in this world grieving their Rockcastle Community deaths? NO I DON’T! I thank God for Christians Bulletin Board who view assisted suicide as not only wrong but heart- Sponsored By breaking. I thank God for Christians Cox Funeral Home who are witnessing to those Stop by for details! who are suffering terminal Family Owned & Operated Since 1907 illnesses and encouraging 80 Maple Drive, Mt. Vernon, Ky. Ph. 256-2345 them to choose medicines Toll Free 1-888-825-2345 • 24 Hour Obit Line 256-5454 like morphine to ease the www.coxfuneralhomeky.com pain or sedate them while they die naturally instead of Bookmobile Schedule making the decision to take Mon., Nov. 17th: Scaffold Cane, Disputanta, Clear Creek their own life. and Wildie. Tues., Nov. 18th: Pongo, Hwy. 3245 and I thank God for those Bryant Ridge. Wed., Nov. 19th: Child Development Christians who are reaching Center, Tic Toc Preschool, Seek ‘n Learn, Day Health/ out to their families with love Senior Citizens Center and Wayne Stewart Center. as they grieve with them and Start-It Program also share the Gospel of The Center for Economic Development, Entrepreneur- Jesus Christ with them in the hope that they themselves ship and Technology is sponsoring a free program to help Located on 461 Bypass Mt. Vernon • 256-2182 will accept Him as their Sav- you start your own business. The program will be held at ior. the Rockcastle Adult Education Center, next to the middle school, on November 13th and 20th from 5 to 7 p.m. Register by calling 859-622-7995 or emailing [email protected]. If you have any special requests, please notify the Center five days prior to the event. Equal Opportunity Provider DAR Meetings The Rockcastle Chapter of the Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution meet the first Monday of each month, September-May at 6 p.m. at First Christian Church in Mt. Vernon. All prospective members are welcome to attend. Brodhead Lodge Meeting The Brodhead Masonic Lodge #566 meets every third Saturday at 7 p.m. on Main Street in Brodhead above Brodhead Pharmacy. Alcoholics Anonymous Alcoholics Anonymous meets Tuesday nights at 8 p.m. behind Our Lady of Mt. Vernon Church on Williams St. in Mt. Vernon. Kiwanis Club Meetings The Rockcastle Kiwanis Club meets every Thursday at noon at the Limestone Grill. Everyone is invited. Historical Society Hours The Rockcastle Historical Society is open on Mondays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the RTEC garage building. American Legion Post 71 American Legion Post 71 meets the second Thursday at 6 p.m. of each month at the Limestone Grill. Commander Tommy Hodges invites all Rockcastle veterans to join this organization that honors American soldiers, sailors and airmen. Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 13, 2014 • Pg. A5

matter portraying sexual There were also ten vol- “Charged” performances by a minor. unteer hirings for the RCHS (Cont. from front) Durham was lodged in the bass fishing team. Those Rockcastle County Deten- volunteers are Mark on the internet. Lovell’s IP tion Center where he was Loudermilk, Timothy address was identified dur- later released on a $50,000 Sweet, Andrew Laswell, ing the investigation. cash/property bond. Donovan Lakes, Richard Detectives obtained a Lovell’s preliminary Martin, Chris Reddington, search warrant last Wednes- hearing is Wednesday/ No- Robert Roark, Howell day for Lovell’s residence vember 19th at 9 a.m. in Holbrook, Matthew Bryant on South Wilderness Road Rockcastle County District and James Ballinger. Jason in Mt. Vernon. Once detec- Court. Durham’s prelimi- Didelot also volunteered for tives arrived, they seized nary hearing is Monday, the RCHS JROTC. several pieces of electronic December 15th at 9 a.m. in equipment and electronic Rockcastle County District “Medley” storage devices that are un- Court. (Cont. from front) dergoing a full forensic evaluation. “Schools” to use drugs. The kits are Lovell’s arrest is part of available to parents anony- (Cont. from front) an ongoing task force pro- mously and there is a num- gram for the National Cen- ber given to call UNITE if ter for Missing and Ex- chitectural team for the fa- the test warrants it. On November 6th, five students and one advisor from the Rockcastle County ploited Children (NCMEC) cility projects. The board The commissioners also FFA Chapter traveled to Hardinsburg to the Kentucky Leadership Training Cen- and Internet Crimes Against also agreed to have a spe- discussed the upcoming ter to compete with the top 22 FFA land judging teams in the state. The members Children. cial called meeting next Community Thanksgiving of the team are Caleb Ballinger, Sarah Poynter, Allie Johnson, Sierra Sturgill, Lovell is charged with Thursday at 6 p.m. to dis- Dinner set for November and the alternate was Andrew McKinney. The team placed 7th out of the highest possession of matter por- cuss and approve the archi- 27th from 2 to 5 p.m. in the 22 teams in the state. Caleb Ballinger also placed 4th in the state for land judging. traying sexual performance tectural drawings. Livingston School cafete- Congratulations to the Rockcastle County Land Judging team on their accom- by a minor and distribution The Superintendents ria. The city is furnishing plishments. of matter portraying sexual personnel action report turkeys and hams and performances by a minor. showed one classified hir- drinks. The city will also He remains lodged in the ing of Clentin Bowman as hold their Christmas Parade If you see it, report it: Rockcastle County Deten- a bus driver. Classified sub- on Saturday, November tion Center on a $50,000 stitute hirings were Janetta 29th at 6 p.m. featuring cash bond. Begley as an instructional Santa’s arrival and followed Help stop poaching in KY Lovell’s arrest is the sec- assistant, Kyle Fletcher as by activities for children at a bus driver, David Jamison ond arrest for child porn ex- the fire station. Modern gun season for deal.” program for those who re- ploration charges in two as a cook/baker and Kathy Dees as a bus driver. deer opens this Saturday, Convicted poachers also port an elk poacher,” said months. Troy Lester “Run” Nov. 8. Outdoors enthusi- forfeit their hunting privi- Gabe Jenkins, deer and elk Durham, 40, of Mt. Vernon Resignations were Julie (Cont. from front) asts who witness any ille- leges for as long as 3 years. program coordinator for was arrested in September Asher as RCHS Ladies Golf Coach, Kyle Fletcher as a Road to Barnett Road, gal hunting activity are en- “Kentucky is a member of Kentucky Fish and Wild- and also charged with pos- couraged to report it to the the Interstate Wildlife Vio- life. “They will receive a session of matter portraying full-time bus driver and Purrigsby Road, Hwy 1505 Kentucky Department of lators Compact,” Patton $1,000 reward upon con- sexual performance by a Laura Owens as BES (Brindle Ridge), then back Fish and Wildlife Re- said. “Loss of hunting privi- viction of the elk poacher.” minor and distribution of school nurse. down Mt. Zion to Lake Linville Road. The 5K par- sources. leges in Kentucky results in If you see someone ticipants also will start at “If people have any the loss of privileges in 41 poaching or committing Renfro Valley and travel complaints or see any vio- additional states.” other wildlife violations, Central Body Service down Lake Linville Road lations such as trespass or Those who witness and don’t hesitate to report it. about 1.5 miles before turn- poaching, they are encour- report someone poaching Actions that you take now offers Haddix Custom Detailing. ing back. aged to call 1-800- an elk may receive an can make for better hunting Motorists are asked to 25ALERT (1-800-252- award as well. “We have a for everyone in the future. Basic hand wash to a full avoid Lake Linville Road if 5378),” said Hank Patton, detail that is guaranteed to make possible until around 9 a.m. director of law enforcement and to drive slowly and use for Kentucky Fish and • Thank You • Wildlife. your vehicle look great! caution in all of these areas I would like to thank each and every one of from until about noon. Patton explained these Free pickup and delivery Proceeds from the Half calls now go through the my supporters for sticking by my side during Stop by Central Body Service or give us Marathon benefit the Chris- Kentucky State Police dis- my bid for Mayor. Your support throughout a call today to make an appointment. tian Appalachian Project, patch system and are then these past few months has been greatly while the 5K proceeds will routed to conservation of- appreciated. I love the City of ficers in the field. 606-256-4210 or 606-308-1490 benefit the Rockcastle Mt. Vernon and its people, and I County Girls on the Run Poaching a deer, elk or program. bear is a serious crime in wish it the best. Sponsoring partners for Kentucky. Poachers may be the races are Rockcastle fined up to $1,000 and With Great Thanks, Regional Hospital, Citizens spend up to a year in jail Bank, Christian Appala- Clarice R. Kirby upon conviction. Violators Paid for by Clarice Kirby chian Project, Renfro Valley must also pay restitution We’d like to announce Philip Scott and Matt Stepp Entertainment Center, UK costs for the animal Healthcare, SWORD Hy- poached. (formerly of Tri-County Pest Control) dration, and Rockcastle “You can be assessed have joined Bugs-R-Us Pest Control. Health and Rehabilitation. civil penalties in addition to For more information restitution costs and fines,” We are now servicing about Saturday’s race visit Patton said. “Poaching a Rockcastle County and renfrorocknrun.com. or visit deer, elk, bear, turkey or invite all our friends rockcastleregional.org/race. bobcat in Kentucky is a big to call us at Rockcastle’s Got Talent Open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 606-344-2344 or show is Saturday night Now taking reservations for Thanksgiving Dinner 606-528-8555. We also offering catering for your The Livingston Community Lions Club is hosting their third annual Rockcastle's Got Talent show Saturday night, November Thanksgiving festivities 15, in the high school auditorium. Admission is only five dollars and children not in school yet are free. The show starts at 7 p.m. The contestants will be competing for two trophies. The judges will choose the Overall Winner. This winner will receive a trophy and $100. There will be a second-place winner to receive $50 and a ribbon. The third place winner will receive a ribbon and twenty- five dollars. All of these will be chosen by the judges. The other trophy will be given to the act that appears to be the audience favorite, as judged by applause. It is the Peoples Choice winner. All other contestants will receive an award certificate. There will be a rehearsal for the acts at the auditorium begin- Located at Exit 62 (former Rockcastle Steakhouse) ning at 2 p.m. the day of the show. The registration fee is only $10. Jason Medley will be the Master of Ceremonies this year. Phone 606-256-0131

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Junior Dylan Rowe heads for the corner of the field after a hand-off from Rocket quarterback Dakota Bishop during last Friday night’s 28-7 win against Marion Senior Tyler Langford attempts an extra point during the Rockets 28-7 first round County in the first round of the playoffs. The Rockets will travel to Lexington playoff win against Marion County last Friday night. Langford was one of seven this Friday night where they will take on the Lexington Catholic Knights in the seniors honored before the game during Senior Night festivities. second round of the playoffs. Kick-off is at 7:30 p.m. Rockets beat Marion County in first round of playoffs By: Doug Ponder played Marion County and play. The extra point was The Rockcastle County won 39-8. good cutting the Rockets Rockets made it through the The Rockets were first to lead to 14-7. first round of the playoffs get on the scoreboard when Neither offense put any last Friday night beating the freshman tailback Brent points on the scoreboard in Marion County Knights 28- Lovell broke free for a 69 the second quarter as it 7. yard touchdown run. The proved to be a defensive Last Friday’s win was extra point by senior kicker battle between the two the Rockets first playoff win Tyler Langford was good teams. since 2011 when they also giving the Rockets the early After halftime, Barnett 7-0 lead. again scored on a one yard The Rockets scored touchdown run. The extra again on their next offensive point attempt by Langford RCHS senior Rachel drive when freshman full- was no good making the Cain closed out her back Holdan Barnett found score 20-7. brilliant eleven year his way into the end zone on The Rockets put the running career in style a 5 yard touchdown run. The game away in the fourth at the Class 2A State extra point by Langford was quarter after wide receiver Cross-Country Cham- good extending the lead to Dylan Rowe scrambled into pionships at the Ken- 14-0. the end zone on a 16 yard tucky Horse Park in Toward the end of the touchdown run. The two Lexington on Saturday. first quarter, Marion County point conversion by Lovell Another one of the finally answered when their was good making the final Lady Rocket’s most running back Lincoln score 28-7. consistent runners, Hayden scored a 76 yard The Rockets were led on Rachel finished as the touchdown run on a sweep offense by Lovell with 11 5th scorer for RCHS, carries for 148 yards and one helping her team to a touchdown. Barnett also had 6th place finish overall a big night on offense with with a great time of Senior Kyle Denny goes up for the ball during the 12 carries for 71 yards and Rockets 28-7 win last Friday night during the first 23:12, one of her best round of the playoffs. (Cont. to A7) this season. RCHS sophomore Si- erra Mercer continued to be a model of consis- tency with another great performance at the Class 2A State Cross-Country Cham- pionships at the Ken- tucky Horse Park in Lexington on Saturday. Sierra had her best ever finish and time at state, placing 75th out of 202 RCMS 7th grader Tori runners. Despite miss- Dotson had an incred- ing a couple of weeks ible 9th place finish for recently due to an ankle RCHS at the Class 2A injury, Sierra’s excep- State Cross-Country tional time of 22:20 was Championships at the one of her best this sea- Kentucky Horse Park RCHS freshman son. in Lexington on Satur- day. Tori ran the 2nd Lanna Prewitt contin- fastest time of her ca- ues to be one of the reer, 19:43, and the most consistent run- fastest time ever for an ners for the Lady Rock- RCHS girl in state ets with another great championship competi- performance at the tion. With her awesome RCMS 7th grader Au- Class 2A State Cross- performance, Tori was tumn Courtney ran a Country Champion- Senior Isaiah Adams attempts to shake a Marion named to the KTCCCA great race at the Class ships at the Kentucky County defender during the first round playoff game. All-State team, com- 2A State Cross-Coun- Horse Park in Lexing- The Rockets won 28-7. Adams had two carries for pleting the most amaz- try Championships. ton on Saturday. Lanna 15 yards and two pass receptions for 11 yards. ing season ever for an Autumn finished with a finished with a great RCHS cross-country great time of 23:35, just time of 23:23, her best athlete. Tori next com- missing her all-time ever performance in petes on November 22 personal best mark for state competition. The for Team Kentucky in a 5,000-meter race. One future is extremely the Youth National of the best young ath- bright for her as she's letes competing, Au- Cross-Country Cham- one of 6 returning run- tumn will be play an pionships in Nashville, ners for next season as even more significant Tennessee where she the team makes a very has an excellent chance role in the team's bid serious run at the state at winning a national for a state champion- championship title. championship title. ship title next season.

RCMS 8th grader Kensie Sheffield firmly established herself as one of the best young runners in the state at Consistently proving to the Class 2A State RCHS freshman Grant be one of the best Cross-Country Cham- Isaacs has had a great sophomore runners in pionships at the Ken- season and ran an awe- the state, RCHS sopho- tucky Horse Park in some race at the Class more Taylor Bullock Lexington on Saturday. 2A State Cross-Coun- had another awesome Kensie placed 57th try Championships at performance at the overall out of 202 run- the Kentucky Horse Class 2A State Cross- ners and shattered her Park in Lexington on Country Champion- all-time personal best Saturday. Grant shat- ships at the Kentucky with an awesome time tered his all-time per- Horse Park in Lexing- of 21:57, an improve- sonal best mark by 24 ton on Saturday. Tay- ment of 34 seconds over seconds, finishing with lor shattered her all- her previous best time. an awesome new career time personal best She also finished 7th With several outstanding performances, the RCHS girls' cross-country team best time of 18:45. mark, placing 45th out among all 8th graders in placed 6th at the Class 2A State Cross-Country Championships at the Kentucky Grant placed 9th of 202 runners with an the competition. Kensie Horse Park in Lexington on Saturday. The team was ranked 12th coming into among all freshman awesome time of 21:34. will compete for Team the meet and finished just behind Lexington Catholic who finished 5th. High- boys, confirming his Her time was a vast Kentucky at the Youth lands won the team championship. The core of the Lady Rocket’s team will re- status as one of the improvement of 34 sec- National Cross-Coun- main intact for the next two seasons, providing them with many excellent oppor- brightest young high onds from her previous try Championships on tunities to contend for the team state championship title. Team members are from school runners in the career best time. November 22 in Nash- left: Kensie Sheffield, Autumn Courtney, Sierra Mercer, Rachel Cain, Lanna state. ville, Tennessee. Prewitt, Tori Dotson, and Taylor Bullock. Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 13, 2014 • Pg. A7

The Rockcastle County Lady Rokcets danced to several songs during Rocket Madness Tuesday night. The Rockets also introduced themselves to the crowd while wearing outfits of their favorite superheroes.

Alaina Coguer, #20, goes for a layup while Amelia Eversole attempts to block her shot. Coguer and Eversole are the two seniors on the Lady Rockets team.

Sophomore Emily Payne tries to get a shot off in the lane while a host of other Lady Rockets try to stop her during Rocket Madness Tuesday night. The Lady Carson Noble attempts a jumpshot while Ethan Rockets first game is Monday, December 1st when Mattingly goes for the block during the scrimmage they take on Danville at home. Tip-off is at 7:15 p.m. at Rocket Madness Tuesday night.

Dakota Hasty puts up a three-point shot during the Rocket Madness. The Rockets first season game is Alexis Lovell, daughter of Michael David Lovell of The RCHS band got the crowd into the basketball Tuesday, December 2nd when they will host North Orlando, got this nice eight point buck during the scrimmages with their performance during Rocket Laurel. Tip-off is at 7:30 p.m. Madness Tuesday night. recent modern gun season in Carter County. The Rockets next game their ability to use their is this Friday night when players in both the running they travel to Lexington to and passing game. They are “Rockets” take on the Lexington a great team but we like this (Cont. from A6) Catholic Knights at 7:30 matchup because our style p.m. of play will give them prob- two touchdowns. Parkey said Lexington lems on both sides of the Other Rockets picking Catholic’s offense is very ball,” Parkey said. “We up rushing yards were good and that the Rockets would like to see a big sophomore running back will have to control the ball crowd follow us to Lexing- Devon Robinson with 25 on offense with long time ton. It would be a huge rushes for 126 yards, Rowe consuming scoring drives in boost for our team to hear with seven carries for 60 order to win the game. our fans being louder than yards and one touchdown, “They are versatile in the home crowd.” senior fullback Isaiah Adams got two carries for 15 yards and senior fullback The RCHS Choir performed “The Star-Spangled Banner” during Rocket Mad- Chance Ansardi had three ness Tuesday night before the basketball scrimmages. carries for 4 yards. Sophomore quarterback Dakota Bishop was 4 out of 6 passing for 22 yards and he also had four carries for 20 yards. Lovell also at- tempted one pass that was intercepted by the defense. Adams caught two passes for 11 yards and senior wide receiver Kyle Denny had two catches for 11 yards. The Rockets defense was led by Ansardi with five tackles and two sacks. Sophomore defensive lineman Logan Coffey had four On Saturday morning, November 8th, Sherman tackles and Robinson had Cook took this 8 point during the Modern Gun sea- two tackles and one sack. son in Rockcastle County. Senior defensive lineman Levi Coffey, Denny, junior defensive lineman Hunter Hines, sophomore defensive end Lucas Jones, sophomore defensive end Isaiah Mercer and sophomore linebacker Austin Mills were all credited with three tackles each. Head Coach Scott Parkey said that he was pleased with both the offense and defense during last Friday night’s game. “Special teams were great, the offense dominated and the defense shut them down,” Parkey said. “The “filthy animals” on the line completely dominated and set the tone early in the The RCHS Cheerleader got the crowd pumped up with their performance dur- game. Devon Robinson also ing Rocket Madness Tuesday night. had an outstanding game on On Sunday, October 12th, Jacob Cook took this doe both offense and defense.” during the Youth Only hunt in Rockcastle County. Pg. A8 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 13, 2014

Kentucky Afield Outdoors said. “You never see a skinny striper in the Mt. Vernon Fishing remains productive during deer season tailwater. They’re always This is the fourth install- Kentucky Fish and Wild- hook, small bait," Balsman ther with a steady retrieve bruisers. The walleye al- Message ment of a series of articles life started the Fishing In said. "It doesn't take much." or quick jerks to entice ways look nice down there. School News titled “Fall Fishing Festival” Neighborhoods (FINs) pro- The newest addition to strikes. I wouldn’t say there’s big American Education profiling the productive gram in 2006 as a way to the FINs lineup is the 11.6- “We also saw some nice numbers of either one of Week is Monday, November fishing on Kentucky’s lakes, expand fishing opportuni- acre lake at Maysville-Ma- stripers below Hatchery those but there’s some and 17- Friday, November 21. rivers and streams in fall. ties for anglers living in the son County Recreation Creek,” Williams said, “and they’re always in good con- Daisy Girl Scouts meet FRANKFORT, Ky. – state’s largest cities. Park. It joined the program several walleye pretty close dition. The brook trout are on Thursday from 3:20 un- Kentucky offers some of the Initially limited to a this year and received its to the dam.” coming on, too.” til 4:30. finest deer hunting found handful of lakes in central first stocking of catfish this Anglers should consult The license year doesn’t There will be no school anywhere, and the modern and northern Kentucky, the past summer. the U.S. Army Corps of En- end until Feb. 28, 2015, so Wednesday, November 26- gun deer season stands as program took off and now "It's a pretty lake with gineers website at get out this deer season, en- Friday, November 28. En- one of the most anticipated includes 40 lakes across the great access all the way www.lrn.usace.army.mil for joy some great fishing and joy your Thanksgiving opportunities each year. state. around it," said Balsman, the water release and gen- get your money’s worth on Break! Its allure draws many an- In October and Novem- who added that the lake eration schedule. your fishing license. MVES UNITE News glers away from the water in ber, Kentucky Fish and would receive its stocking of “If you like a big fish, it’s Kevin Kelly is a staff writer for MVES UNITE members Kentucky Afield magazine, the November. Wildlife stocks a total of trout this month. probably the best place to official publication of the will be making Veteran’s “A lot of people start to 57,000 rainbow trout in FINs lakes are stocked catch a huge striper because Kentucky Department of Fish and Day cards to be distributed put up their fishing gear this FINs lakes. with channel catfish and they’ve got plenty to eat and Wildlife Resources. Get the latest at the RCMS Veteran’s Day time of year and head for the These 9- to 11-inch trout, hybrid sunfish in spring and the water conditions are from Kevin and the entire celebration. Kentucky Afield staff by following FRC News woods,” said Dane reared at the Wolf Creek summer. The bass and blue- nice and cool,” Williams them on Twitter: @kyafield. Balsman, urban fisheries re- National Fish Hatchery, are gill populations are moni- Thank you to all who search biologist with the eager to bite and put up a tored and supported with have participated in donat- Kentucky Department of fight that often belies their stockings as needed. ing the food items for Fish and Wildlife Re- size. A small in-line spinner "Those other fish are still Tiger Pause Kenna’s Kitchen. You make sources. “There are a lot of or a 1/8-ounce spoon in sil- feeding pretty heavily in this very special event pos- good fishing opportunities ver or gold are good bets. November trying to pack on Calendar one to enjoy. sible! in the fall and a lot less pres- Brightly-colored dough some pounds for the cold November 10 – 14 – The Brodhead Family Please mark your calen- sure. You can have some of baits formulated for trout winter months when they're BFRC Food Drive Resource Center supplies dars for Tuesday, November your best fishing this time of and corn fished on the bot- not as active," Balsman said. Wednesday, November students with a change of 15 at 5:00p.m. for Kenna’s year." tom or suspended under a Daily limits for FINs 19 – Community Thanks- clothing when accidents oc- Kitchen Community Anglers don’t have to bobber also are consistent lakes are five rainbow trout, giving Meal $4.00 cur at school. If you would Thanksgiving Dinner. travel far to find a produc- producers. four catfish, one largemouth Grandparent Support like to donate NEW, elastic tive spot. "Pretty basic: small bass over 15 inches and 15 Group 12:00 waist, sweatpants (children bluegill or other sunfish. Friday, November 21 – sizes 5 - 14) or underwear Diabetes: It’s heart-felt Anglers ages 16 and BFRC Advisory Council (sizes 4 – 12), for girls or FFA Fall older will need a statewide Meeting 12:00 boys, please drop those off National Diabetes Month fishing license, unless ex- November 26, 27 & 28 – at school. We do not re-use Cookout empt. Licensed anglers who NO SCHOOL – Thanksgiv- socks or underwear, so these In September the More than 29 million of the Cumberland Valley intend to keep their trout ing Holiday items are always needed. Rockcastle County FFA Americans—or about 9 per- District Health Department. also must purchase a trout If you plan to attend our Please remember the items cent of the U.S. popula- “Many people with diabetes Chapter held its annual Fall permit. The permit is in- annual Community Thanks- must be new, in the package, cookout and Bow Shoot. tion—have diabetes, and it do not understand that hav- cluded in the Sportsman's giving Meal on Wednesday, and we are not currently ac- There were approximately is estimated that one in ev- ing diabetes puts them at in- license and Senior license. November 19, please call cepting any other clothing ery four people with diabe- creased risk for having a 80 FFA members, alumni “If you’re going to catch before Friday, November 14 donations due to limited member’s parents and guest tes does not even know they heart attack or stroke. The and release trout, practice to make a reservation. We space and need. If you have in attendance. have the disease. In Ken- NDEP has many practical good techniques,” Balsman need to know how many children’s clothing please tucky alone, diabetes affects resources that can help In the bow shoot, Curtis said. “Don’t use a dry towel plan to eat in order to pre- donate that to Grateful Miller placed 2nd. Placing more than 370,000 people.If people with diabetes under- or step on the fish to get the pare enough food for every- Threads in Mt. Vernon. first for the 2nd year in a row left undiagnosed or un- stand how to manage their hook out. Try to keep it treated, diabetes can lead to disease, which includes was Lance Issacs. damp with your hands. If it In addition to the tense serious health problems, in- managing blood sugar, swallows the hook, you’re Start-It Program bow shoot, there were also cluding heart attack and blood pressure and choles- probably better off cutting stroke. terol, and stopping smok- volleyball, basketball, and the line.” The Center for Eco- and 20th from 5 to 7 p.m. corn hole. This November, the Na- ing.” Feeling more adventur- nomic Development, Entre- Register by calling 859- The Rockcastle FFA tional Diabetes Education If you have diabetes, ask ous? preneurship and Technol- 622-7995 or emailing Program (NDEP) and are your health care team what chapter would like to thank The tailwater below Lake ogy is sponsoring a free pro- [email protected]. Andrew Laswell for running encouraging people with your A1C, blood pressure, Cumberland's Wolf Creek gram to help you start your If you have any special re- the bow shoot. Thanks also diabetes to “Be Smart About and cholesterol numbers are, Dam is a year-round fishery own business. The program quests, please notify the Your Heart: Control the and what they should be. to the Alumni for cooking renowned for trout, striped will be held at the Center five days prior to the the food at the cookout. Also ABCs of Diabetes.” This is Your ABC goals will depend bass and walleye. Rockcastle Adult Education event. Equal Opportunity thanks to Ottawa Baptist a critical message because on how long you have had "The tailwater is always Center, next to the middle Provider people with diabetes are diabetes and other health Church for hosting the good," said John Williams, school, on November 13th event. nearly two times more likely problems. southeastern district fisher- to die from heart disease or Please visit ies biologist for Kentucky stroke than a person without www.YourDiabetesInfo.org/ Fish and Wildlife. "The up- diabetes. DiabetesMonth2014 for per part of the tailwater from The good news is that more information about the the dam to Helm’s Landing people with diabetes can link between diabetes and or Winfrey's Ferry is better lower their chance of hav- heart disease, and visit http:/ in terms of numbers of trout. ing diabetes-related heart /cvdhealthdept.com to learn As you go downstream from problems by managing their more about activities that there you usually get some Diabetes ABCs: the Cumberland Valley Dis- big fish. I always like fish- • A is for the A1C test (A- trict Health Department ing Helm’s to Winfrey’s. one-C). This is a blood test have planned throughout You have good numbers and that measures your average National Diabetes Month. some nice-sized fish, too.” blood sugar (glucose) level The U.S. Department of Kentucky Fish and Wild- over the past three months. Health and Human Services' life biologists sampled the • B is for Blood pressure. National Diabetes Educa- area within the past week • C is for Cholesterol. tion Program (NDEP) is and found mostly rainbows • Sis for stopping smok- jointly sponsored by the around Helm’s Landing and ing. National Institutes of Health mostly brown trout down “Managing the Diabetes (NIH) and the Centers for around the Burkesville area ABCs can help prevent dia- Disease Control and Preven- near the KY 61 bridge. betes-related heart problems tion (CDC) with the support Crankbaits that imitate such as heart attack and of more than 200 partner crawfish and minnows are Curtis Miller, Andrew Laswell, and Lance Issacs at the recent FFA Fall Cookout stroke,” said Lynnett Renner organizations. effective for trout. Work ei- and Bow Shoot. Isaacs won the Bow Shoot while Miller placed second. Second Section Thursday, November 13, 2014

Annual Veterans Day Ceremony held at RCMS... Renfro Valley Entertainer and RCMS Instructional A large crowd gathered in the RCMS gymnasium for the school’s annual “Celebration of Veterans Day” last Assistant Shawn Burdette sang “It Has Always Been Friday. The event began with a reception in the RCMS cafeteria for veterans and their families. Following the The Soldier” during the Veterans Day event. reception, everyone met in the school’s gymnasium for a student-led program honoring all Veterans.

Daughters of the American Revolution Rockcastle Chapter Regent Debbie Brown and member Carol Pybas presented awards to RCMS students who were poster contest winners.

RCMS eighth grader Lincoln Hines performed RCMS 6th grade teacher Tracy Gabbard served as “More Than a Name on the Wall” during the Veter- Photos by Doug Ponder emcee for the Veterans Day Celebration. ans Day event at the RCMS on Tuesday.

The RCMS Choir performed Kid Rock’s “Born Free” during the Veterans Day event on Tuesday at the RCMS gymnasium in Mt. Vernon.

Tammy Nicely and Jenny Nicely escorted Veteran Hershel Nicely into the RCMS gymnasium at the RCMS Veterans Day Celebration on Tuesday. Veterans entered the gym to thunderous applause from the crowd. Stephanie Harmon is KSTA High School Science Teacher of the year Stephanie Harmon, a sity, and a Rank 1 in Educa- NSTA, KSTA, and Pimser Physics and Earth Science tional Leadership from on topics such as standard- The RCMS band performed several patriotic songs for the crowd during the an- instructor from Rockcastle Union College. based grading, Science lit- nual Veteran’s Day Celebration at RCMS. County High School, is the Mrs. Harmon has had a eracy implementation, Unit KSTA High School Science distinguished career, serv- Development, Formative Teacher of the Year. Mrs. ing as adjunct faculty at and Balanced Assessment, Harmon earned her B.A. in Eastern Kentucky Univer- and Total Participation Physics and Math at the sity and Somerset Commu- Techniques. AUCTIONAUCTION University of the nity College, as well as par- Mrs. Harmon has Cumberlands, a Masters in ticipating in the Kentucky mentored and served as a Physics education from Governor’s Scholar Pro- KTIP instructor, field tested Mobile Home & 4 Acres +/- Eastern Kentucky Univer- gram. She has presented as Earth Science materials, conducted research on for- Plus Personal Property of Carlene Saylor mative assessments, and participated in Pearson’s Sat., November 22, 2014 • 10 a.m. Thank You Seven Strategies of Assess- ment for Learning. She has 3442 Hwy. 3245, Brodhead served on the Science Lead- I would like to thank everyone for their (Off Hwy. 150, take Hwy. 3245 3 miles to the property) support and kindness throughout this ership Support Network, reviewed drafts of the NGSS Mobile home is a 2001 model, 16x80 and features living room and kitchen combination, three bedrooms, two election. framework, worked on the baths, enclosed back porch and front porch. There is central heat and air and county water. Situated on 4 acres I have met a lot of good people as I was ARSI Master Teacher +/-, with unattached two-car garage with electric, small barn, chicken house and two other outbuildings. All Project, and is active in her going door to door and I would like to fenced with lots of trees and creek on property. local church and FFA Partial List of Personal Property: Refrigerator, washer, 52” TV, 5 pc. cedar bedroom suite, coffee and end thank them all as well as Alumni at Rockcastle tables, 3 pc. bedroom suite, wrought iron table and chairs, mirrors and pictures, stove, dryer, recliner, corner County. the candidates that were shelf, chest of drawers, dresser, lamps, what-nots, table and 4 chairs, living room suite, desk and chair, cedar Mrs. Harmon has been chest, gun cabinet, floor lamp, dishes, small table and lots and lots more items too numerous to mention. involved in the election. a “tremendous teacher with rigorous Science instruction Terms:10% down day of sale on property with balance on or before 30 days with deed. Personal property - cash I would also like to con- that facilitates student or good check day of sale. gratulate the winners. growth as independent learners and thinkers”. La- NAPIER REAL ESTATE & AUCTION CO. Thank You, dies and gentlemen, the KSTA High School Science 3540 U.S. Hwy. 27 South - Stanford, Ky. • 606-365-3589 Harry Potter Teacher of the Year, Col. Bill Napier and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers Paid for by Harry Potter Stephanie Harmon. All written material came from owner and is assumed to be accurate. Announcements made sale day take precedence over written material. Pg. B2 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 13, 2014 News from the Rockcastle Courthouse

CACH LLC vs. Richard Michael David and Erica Broyles, 22, Berea, possess, 30 days probated failure to wear seat belts, Spangler, $3,135.88 plus Sheila Lovell, property on Vision Tech to Glendon 24 months on condition. bw issued for fta/license Circuit Civil claimed due. Old Brodhead Road, to Anglin, 26, Berea, Welder. Earl B. Harney: operat- suspended. Suits Midland Funding LLC Luther and Cleo Bustle. Tax 11/7/14 ing motor vehicle under in- Vicki N. McDaniel: fail- vs. James Thacker, $55 fluence of alcohol/drugs, ure to use child restraint de- $1,329.72 plus claimed due. Ricketts Properties LLC, $200 fine and costs, $375 Cabinet for Health and vice in vehicle, paid. Cavalry SPVI LLC vs. property on waters of Brush District service fee, 30 days opera- Ronald j. Wambaugh: Pt Family Services ex rel Creek, to Kevin and Sharon Amanda Cain vs. Anthony Matosha Claywell, tor license suspension/ADE 3933, Federal Safety Regs, $2,564.12 plus claimed Adams. Tax $80 authorized. D. Cain, complaint for child Court Parts Needed for Safe Op- ldue. C-00250 Kathy and Robert Dees Walter Hembree: failure eration, bw issued for fta. support and medical sup- and Paul and Martha Hamm, port. Nov. 3, 2014 to wear seat belts, operating Joseph S. Holsing: pos- property in Rockcastle motor vehicle under influ- Vanderbilt Mortgage and Hon. Kathryn G. Wood session of marijuana, pos- Deeds County to Kathy and Rob- Elliott J. Dooley: ence of alcohol/drugs, possession controlled sub- Finance, Inc. vs. Adam R. ert Dees. No tax Higgins, et al, $51,785.24 oprating on suspended/ session of marijuana, driv- stance, drug paraphernalia Brian and Sarah Doan, ing on DUI suspended li- plus claimed due. Recorded rvoked operators license, 30 - buy/possess, 90 days/pro- property in Mt. Vernon, to days/credit time served plus cense, bw issued for fta/li- bated 24 months on condi- Edna Edwards vs. Jer- Jesse Doan. No tax emy A. Jones, et al, com- Merrell D. and Phyllis costs. cense suspended. tion (each charge), plus one Lee, property on east side Jesse Doan, property in Speeding: Tammy K. plaint. Jade K. Ealy: speeding cost. of Dix River, to Ramon P. Mt. Vernon, to Judy and operating on sus- Lawwill, actiion slip; Wade William L. Pendry: dis- Commonwealth of Ken- Cameron. tucky vs. Larry Smith, com- Cranert. Tax $11 pended/revoked operators R. Simmons, $30 fine and orderly conduct, $50 fine Janet and Randall Par- Janet and Randall Par- license, bench warrant (bw) costs;Tiffany M. Canada, and costs. plaint for child support and sons and Gail and Gary medical support. sons and Gail and Gary issued for failure to appear Ricky J. Lear, license sus- Kessha N. Patton: speed- Wayne Keith, property on Wayne Keith, property on (fta). pended for fta. ing and failure to notify ad- Gilbert Burton Road, to Hwy. 70, to Steve Head. Tax Jamauri W. Gibson: Tina Sowder: Theft by dress change to Dept. of District Civil Thomas and Kathy Burton. $19 oprating motor vehicle un- unlawful taking, 90 days/ Transp., action slip. Tax $9 Janet and Randall Par- der influence of alcohol/ probated 24 months on con- Amanda S. Payne: no/ Suits Calvin and Mary Moore, sons and Gail and Gary drugs, etc., $200 fine and dition plus restitution and expired registration plates - property in Rockcastle Wayne Keith, property on costs, $375 service fee, 30 costs. receipt, all other traffic of- County, to Robert Lee Hwy. 70, to Bobby and days operator license sus- Caleb Thornton: im- Ky. Farm Bureau Mutual fenses, action slip. Moore. No tax Tammy Renner. Tax $26 pension/ADE authorized; proper lane usage/vehicle Ins. Co. vs. Ulys L. Powers, Timothy Philbeck: fla- Judy Scalf, property on Bob Lunsford, property drug paraphernalia-buy/ keep to right except to pass, grant non-support, bw is- complaint. Foggy Bottom Road, to in Rockcastle County, to license to be in possession, sued for fta. Danville Anesthesia LLP Murby and Kaci L. Scalf. Billy R. Brummett and An- vs. James Leger, $406 plus No tax gela R. Brummett. Tax $11 claimed due. Larry and Linda Carter, Perry and Cindy Noe, John and Brenda Stewart property in Rockcastle property in Spiro, to Shan- vs Milo Thompson, forcible County, to Berkley and non D. and Kimberly detainer complaint. Sheila Allen. Tax $3 Parkerson. Tax $183.50 Midland Funding LLC Thank You Citizens Bank, property Michael W. Smith, prop- vs. Samantha Smith, in Rockcastle County, to erty on U.S. 25, to The Eu- $1,158.27 plus claimed due. Phillips Properties. Tax $37 gene T. Caldwell and Lori E. My family and I would like to thank all the voters of Caldwell Revocable Living Trust. Tax $55 Rockcastle County for their vote and support. Virginia Lominac Marriage I pledge to do my best, the next four years, to provide the Sears Licenses best and most efficient environment Brittany Thea Chase Tay- possible at the Rockcastle County De- Attorney At Law, PLLC lor, 28, Mt. Vernon, dietitian to Blake Edward Calhoun, tention Center. • Divorce 33, Mt. Vernon, database admin. 11/1/14 Again, thank you. Samantha Tracey • Custody/Adoption Caudill, 19, Orlando, housewife to Christopher Franklin • Criminal Defense Cook, 25, Livingston, un- Carlos McClure employed. 10/31/14 Rockcastle Jailer-Elect • Auto Accident/ Debra Dianne Hyatt, 37, Paid for by Carlos McClure Mt. Vernon, housewife to Personal Injury David Alan Mason, 46, Mt. Vernon, mill worker. 11/3/ 14 •Social Security Ladonna Laree Saylor, 32, Berea, office assistant to • Disability Brandon James Childress, 24, Livingston, factory. 11/ • General Legal Practice 4/14 Bridget Ann Bullock, 23, Mt. Vernon, Thoroughtruck Call 606-862-1224 to Dustin Aaron Rose, 27, Berea, Thoroughtruck. 11/5/ to discuss your legal issue today. 14 This is an advertisement Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 13, 2014 • Pg. B3 Renfro Valley hosts 2014 Alumni Show The Old Barn at Renfro filled with memories of the and Vicki Simmons of Rich- Valley rang loudly with past for the alumni mem- mond; Pete Stamper, Betty memories and music re- bers. Lou York, Kathee Staton, cently when performers The Level Green Band and Gwen Flannery, all of from the past met once again unselfishly donated their Mt. Vernon; and Hank En- for the 2014 Renfro Valley time and shared their excel- gland of Lady Lake, Barndance Alumni Show lent musical talent with the Florida. held Saturday, November 1, Alumni Show audience by The Barndance Alumni at Noon. performing for the audience Show included special These musicians per- and providing backup music guests Courtney Arnold and formed for many years on for the alumni members. Jake Vanover (current “Country Charlie” Napier performing with the bluegrass band Level Green dur- the Barndance and, each Performers from the past Renfro Valley cast mem- ing the recent Renfro Valley Alumni Show. year, thanks to the staff at who were on stage included bers) of Mt. Vernon who the Renfro Valley Entertain- John Cosby and the Blue- gave outstanding perfor- ment Center, they come to- grass Drifters, Earl Barnes, mances. A note of apprecia- gether once again for a show and Darla Cosby of Berea; tion was extended to John filled with fun and entertain- “Country Charlie” Napier of and Julie Enneking and the ment for the audience and Brodhead; Cathy Lavender Hubert Family, owners of the Renfro Valley Entertain- ment Center, and to Doris Sanders, CEO, for their assistance in making the show possible. This year’s show was held in conjunction with the Anniversary Show and, therefore, the Alumni Show was dedicated to John Lair, founder of Renfro Valley whose dream came true when he opened the first Renfro Valley Barndance back in November 1939. Kathee Staton, Alumni Co- ordinator and Show Emcee, Gwen Flannery, Kathee Staton, and John Cosby on stage during the Renfro Val- expressed appreciation to ley Alumni Show. the audience members for “walking down memory lane” with these previous performers who spent many years on the old stage at Renfro Valley. Plan now to attend next year’s special weekend of events at Renfro Valley. Longtime entertainers Betty Lou York and Pete Contact Kathee at 606-256- Stamper during the recent Renfro Valley Alumni 3776 for information on at- Show. tending next year’s event.

The RCHS Teenage Republicans recently had a Red, White and Blue Veterans Day 5K Run/Walk to raise money for the Wounded Warrior Project. They were able to raise $600 for the club, and $600 for the Wounded Warriors. They would like to say thank you to all the sponsors, runners, and workers who helped make the event a success. Pictured from left to right are: Teenage Republicans Club Sponsor Marcus Reppert, Club President Hope Dull, Rocket Battalion Com- mander and Cadet Lieutenant Commander Addison Atkin and Sergeant First Class Doug Monday. Pg. B4 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 13, 2014 Mamaw’s Kitchen By Regina Poynter Hoskins DEBBIE’S CHEESE separated egg white and SQUARES beat it with a basting brush 2 boxes (8 ounces each) for 1 minute or until cream cheese, very soft slightly frothy. Brush over 1 egg, separated the top of crescent dough. 1 cup of sugar, divided 3/4 This will make the dough for cheese mix and 1/4 for soft and now you can topping stretch the dough to the 2 rolls of crescent dough edges of the pan using the 1/4 cup of cinnamon basting brush without 1 teaspoon vanilla extract visit www.WhatSaithThe messing up the cheese mix- Free Bible Courses Members of McNew Preheat oven to 325° de- Scriptures.com ture underneath. Take the Free Bible Corres- Chapel Baptist Church grees. Mix together 1/4 cup sugar and cinnamon top- pondence Course. Send Napier Preaching would like to thank our of sugar and 1/4cup of cin- ping and sprinkle evenly your name and address to Bro. Marlow Napier of Lord and Saviour Jesus namon – set aside for top- over the top of your cheese 3168 Quail Road, Mt. London will be preaching at Christ for blessing us with ping. (I like a little less cin- squares. Cook for 25 min- Vernon, Ky. 40456. Cupps Chapel Holiness Bro. Jerry Ballinger and namon because it can get utes at 325°. Cool and slice Let the Bible Speak Church on Thursday night, wife Barbara as our Pas- too harsh) Microwave into squares. Tune in to “Let the Bible Nov. 13th at 7 p.m. tor and Bro. Donnie cream cheese for 1 minute, PEANUT BUTTER Speak,” with Brett Hickey, Pastor Dwayne Carpen- Sowder as our Deacon. stir. Repeat to get soft MOUSSE on Sunday mornings at 8:30 ter and congregation invite Words could never ex- enough. Mix together soft- 1 box (8 ounce) cream a.m. on WDKY Fox 56. you to attend press how truly blessed ened cream cheese, 3/4cup cheese, softened Services/ Services at Union we feel. We love them and sugar, egg yolk, and vanilla 1 can Eagle Brand® sweet- Missionary Baptist appreciate everything they until smooth. Grease a 9 x ened condensed milk Homecoming do. 13 pan (I prefer glass, I also 1 cup smooth peanut butter Union Baptist Church Union Missionary Bap- tist Church at Red Hill is use cooking spray to grease 3 tablespoons lemon juice services are Thursday nights the pan because it’s easy) 1 teaspoon vanilla at 7 p.m., Sunday morning: now having church services every Thursday night at 7 Roll out 1 package of cres- 1 tub (8 ounce) Cool Sunday School at 10 a.m. Rockcastle’s Got Talent cent dough smooth to the Whip®, thawed and Morning Worship at 11 o’clock. Bro. Jack Stallsworth, pastor of Flat edges of the pan. Pour in In a large bowl, beat cream a.m. Union Baptist Church show is Saturday night cheese mixture and spread cheese until fluffy. will also be having Home- Rock Baptist Church, is conducting the Thursday The Livingston Commu- This winner will receive a smoothly over dough. Roll In another bowl, mix Eagle coming services this Satur- nity Lions Club will be host- trophy and a hundred dol- out remaining package of Brand® milk with peanut day, November 15th at 1:00 night services. Sunday morning services ing their third annual lars. There will be a second- crescent dough over top of butter. Gradually beat into p.m. Please come be with us Rockcastle's Got Talent place winner to receive fifty the cheese mixture. It will the cream cheese until everyone. are also being held at the church with Sunday School show Saturday night, No- dollars and a ribbon. The be too small but only smooth. Add lemon juice Bible Lessons Series at 10 a.m. and morning wor- vember 15, in the high third place winner will re- stretch it a little to almost and vanilla; mix well. Fold A special series of Bible ship at 11 a.m. school auditorium. Admis- ceive a ribbon and twenty- fit to the edges of the pan in Cool Whip®. Pour into Lessons at Providence Wherever you live in the sion is only five dollars and five dollars. All of these will without disturbing the serving dishes and chill at church of Christ will con- community, please come out children not in school yet are be chosen by the judges. cheese mixture. Take the least 4 hours. tinue through Nov. 7th. and support your local free. The show starts at 7 The other trophy will be Guest speaker is Dale Rob- church. p.m. given to the act that appears ins. Philadelphia United The contestants will be to be the audience favorite, Sunday morning 10 a.m. competing for two trophies as judged by applause. It is Bible Study, Worship at Baptist Church this year. The judges will the Peoples Choice winner. 10”40 a.m. and 4 p.m. November Events choose the Overall Winner. All other contestants will Weeknight services will be- Nov. 15th: Saturday at 7 receive an award certificate. gin at 7 p.m. p.m. Hobert and Joyce Start-It Program There will be a rehearsal For more information, Russell will be singing. The Center for Economic for the acts at the auditorium Development, Entrepre- beginning at 2 p.m. the day 22 Creekside Dr., Mt. Vernon. neurship and Technology is of the show. The registration Home priced at $129,900. Qualifies for no money down. Christopher Robbins creates Call Megan Hendricks today at 606-392-8555 for you showing . sponsoring a free program fee is only $10. Jason Med- brooms at Artisan Center to help you start your own ley will be the Master of business. The program will Ceremonies this year. Christopher Robbins, of Sheltowee Artisan Guild. be held at the Rockcastle Please come out and support Berea, will demonstrate “It feels good to be Adult Education Center, the Lions Club and the vari- broom making on Saturday, knowledgeable and able to next to the middle school, ous acts. Help the Lions Nov. 22, from 10:30 a.m. to carry on the art of such an on November 13th and 20th Club help others. 3:30 p.m. at the Kentucky old craft,” Robbins said. from 5 to 7 p.m. Register by Artisan Center at Berea. In 2010, Robbins was calling 859-622-7995 or At the age of 14, hired by Berea College to emailing Robbins began working in supervise the college’s [email protected]. the Broom Shop at the Bit- Broomcraft Program. The If you have any special re- tersweet Cabins in Renfro College Student Crafts Pro- quests, please notify the Valley, where he developed gram is one of many labor Center five days prior to the a love of broom making. departments and learning event. Equal Opportunity There Robbins had the environments in which Provider good fortune of meeting Berea College students master broom maker Jim work as part of their liberal Harmon, of Springfield, arts education. Broomcraft who helped Robbins refine has been a part of the Berea his skills and acquire the College Student Craft Pro- equipment needed to program since 1920, when duce brooms. equipment from a broom Robbins makes all of his factory was given to the col- brooms totally by hand with lege. the assistance of broom Brooms by Christopher making equipment that is Robbins are regularly avail- 100 or more years old. He able at the Kentucky Arti- uses a 100-year-old san Center, located at 200 winder, constructed with Artisan Way, just off Inter- We would like to invite wooden pegs, which is used state 75 at Berea Exit 77. all friends and family to attach the broomcorn to The center’s exhibits, shop- of Mrs. Smarie Wynn the broom handle. His vise, ping and travel information to help us celebrate her which is used to hold the areas are open daily from 9 91st Birthday. Her cel- broom while it is stitched a.m. to 6 p.m., and the cafe ebration will be held and tied, is dated Sept. 10, is open from 9:30 a.m. to Saturday November 1878. 3:30 p.m. Admission is free. 15th at the PineHill Ho- The broomcorn that The Kentucky Artisan liness Church at 2 p.m. Robbins uses to make his Center at Berea currently No gifts please, Birth- brooms is a member of the features works by more than day cards appreci- millet family. This tall plant 700 artisans from more than ated!! has woody stalks and little 100 counties across the foliage, but looks a bit like Commonwealth. sweet corn. It produces Special exhibits on dis- bristles laden with seeds play include “Put a Lid on rather than an ear. These It: Containers by Kentucky bristles are processed and Artisans,” through Feb. 28, dried in various ways, de- 2015. For more information pending on whether they about events call 859-985- will be used to produce 5448, go to the center’s brooms, brushes or floral website at arrangements. www.kentuckyartisancenter.ky.gov In 2002, Robbins was or visit us on Facebook at juried into the Kentucky www.facebook.com/ Crafted Marketing Program kentucky.artisan.center. – one of the youngest The Kentucky Artisan craftsmen ever to be Center at Berea is an agency awarded this honor. He is in the Tourism, Arts and also a juried member of the Heritage Cabinet of the Kentucky Guild of Artists Commonwealth of Ken- and Craftsmen and the tucky. The Mt. Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 13, 2014 • Pg. B5

Sunday School 10 a.m. Youth Pastor, Scott Adams Northside Baptist Church Respiratory Care Sunday Morning Worship Sunday School 10 a.m. 777 Faith Mountain Rd. Bro. Gary Bowling, Pastor Church Directory 11 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. (Off 461 bypass) Mt. Vernon Poplar Grove Baptist Sunday Evening Worship Sunday Evening 6 p.m. 606-256-5577 145 Richlands Rd. • Believers House of Prayer Brodhead Church of God 6 p.m. Wed. Evening 7 p.m. Sunday Brodhead 156 Scenic View Lane Hwy. 3245 • Brodhead Wed. Prayer Service and Lighthouse Assembly of Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. U.S. 25 N, left at 18 mile marker 758-8216 Bible Study 7 p.m. God Morning Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Renfro Valley, Ky. Sunday School 10 a.m. Youth Meetings: Hwy. 1004 • Orlando, Ky. Children’s Church 11 a.m. Sunday Evening 7 p.m. Sabbath School Sat. 10 -11 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday 5 p.m. Tim Hampton, Pastor Hispanic Services 6 p.m. Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Wednesday 7 p.m. 606-256-4884 • 606308-2342 Evening Worship 6 p.m. Providence Evening Worship 7 p.m. Wednesday evening 7 p.m. Bobby Turner, Pastor Sunday School 10 a.m. Tuesday church of Christ Wednesday 7 p.m. Terry Orcutt, Pastor 606-758-4007 Sunday Morning Worship Celebrate Recovery 7 to 9 1 mile off Hwy. 70 Pastor: Bill Davis Brush Creek Crab Orchard Pentecostal 11 a.m. Wednesday on Hwy. 618 [email protected] Holiness Church Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Adult & Youth Worship 7 p.m. Dan McKibben, Minister Berea Gospel Tabernacle Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Tues. Night Intercessory Prayer Time Warner Cable 758-8524 or 758-9316 231 US 25 South Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Tuesday Evening 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Tues., Thurs., Sun. Sunday Bible Study 10 a.m. Berea, KY Sunday Evening 7 p.m. Pastor: Donald King Wednesday Night Bible Study 9 a.m., 2 p.m., 7 p.m. Sunday Morning Worship Tuesday Night 7 p.m. Tuesday Prayer Meeting 7 p.m. 606-355-7595 7 p.m. Pastor: Randy McPheron 10:30 a.m. Sunday Night 6 p.m. Lonnie R. McGuire, Crossroads Little Country Church Ottawa Baptist Church Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Pastor: Ralph Chasteen Pastor Assembly of God Jarber Rd. 1074 Ottawa Rd. • Brodhead Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. Bible Baptist Church Buffalo Baptist Church Hwy. 150 • Brodhead Turn left off Rev. Green Loop Sunday School 10 a.m. email: 100 Higher Ground (off US 25) Located 15 miles south of Bro. Steven Vanhook, Pastor onto Jarber Rd. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. [email protected] Mount Vernon, Ky. Mt. Vernon on Hwy. 1249 Sunday School 10 a.m. Jack Weaver, Pastor Children’s Church 11 a.m. www.WhatSaithTheScriptures.com Church Phone 606-256-5913 (Sand Springs Rd.) Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday 6 p.m. Sunday Discipleship Roundstone e-mail: www.biblebaptist.org 606-256-4988 Sunday Evening Worship Wednesday 7 p.m. Training/Youth Mission Baptist Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Livingston Baptist Groups 6 p.m. Rick Reynolds, Pastor Sunday Worship/Children’s Sunday Worship 11:15 a.m. Wednesday Night 7 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Wednesday Services 606-256-0306 Church 11 a.m. Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m. Dixie Park Cornerstone Adult Classes Available Youth Choir 6 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Night Worship 6 p.m. Tim Owens, Pastor 700 N. Powell St. Berea, Ky. Worship Service 11 a.m. Children’s & Youth Bible Study Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Calloway Baptist Church Sunday School 10 a.m. Bro. Steve McKinney, Pastor 6:45 p.m. • Service 7 p.m. Sunday Night 6:00 p.m. Jim Craig, Pastor • 758-8453 Video services Tues., Thurs., & 76 Calloway Branch Rd. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. 606-758-4097 Wednesday Night 7 p.m. [email protected] Sat. at 11 a.m., 4 p.m. & 9 p.m. (Off US 25) • Calloway Sunday Evening Service 6 email: [email protected] Sand Hill Baptist Channel 3 - New Wave Our Lady of Mt. Vernon Sunday School 10 a.m. p.m. Livingston Christian Church Cable Channel 5 in Berea and Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Catholic Church Richmond 1 p.m. Wednesdays Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Church Sand Hill Rd. Joe Vanwinkle, Pastor 515 Williams St (across from MVES) Pastor: Don Stayton Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Mount Vernon, Ky. Associate Pastor/Youth: Wednesday Evening 6 p.m. Fairview Baptist Church Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. 606-256-4170 Bro. Jeremy Ellis George Renner, Pastor 520 Fairview Loop Road Arthur Hunt, Minister Sunday Night 5:00 p.m. Mass Times: Kids for Christ 606-224-4641 Mount Vernon, Ky. Livingston Pentecostal Thursday Night 6 p.m. Tuesdays at 5 p.m. Children’s Ministry: Central Baptist Church Sunday Services Holiness Church Pastor Tommy Miller Sabbath Mass: Sat., 5 p.m. Bro. Jarrod Amyx 86 Maintenance Rd. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Sand Springs Holy Days 5 p.m. Secretary: Jo Roberts Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Baptist Children’s Choir 6 p.m. Fr. Michael Flanagan, Pastor Music Director: Dan Dull 606-256-2988 Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m. Directions: Take Hwy 1249, go Sunday Evening Service 7 p.m. Sister Joyce Moeller, Blue Springs centralbaptistky.org Wednesday Service 7 p.m. exactly 5 miles, church on right Sunday Adult Choir 8 p.m. Pastoral Associate Pastor: Mark Eaton Jim Miller, Pastor Sunday School 10 a.m. Church of Christ Wednesday Services Jack Lawless, Groundskeeper Home of “Central Baptist 606-256-1709 Sunday Worship 11 a.m. 7 miles south of Mt. Vernon on Creative Ministry 6 p.m. Tom Darst, Maintenance Christian Academy” Macedonia Baptist Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Hwy. 1249 (Sand Springs Rd) Bible Study 7 p.m. Philadelphia United K-12 Private School Scaffold Cane Road Wednesday Evening 6 p.m. Services: Youth Ministry QUEST 7 p.m. Baptist Sundays 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. “Central Time” Radio Mount Vernon, Ky. Pastor: RAs and GAs 7 p.m. 834 Bryant Ridge Rd. Brodhead Preaching Brethren Broadcast Bro. Barry Hurst, Pastor Bro. Eugene Gentry Mission Friends 6 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Zade McClure, Gary Reppert, WRVK 1460AM Sunday School 10 a.m. Scaffold Cane Vaughn Rasor, Pastor Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m. Marcus Reppert Monday -Friday 11:15 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. 606-256-3722 Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Baptist Contact Info: Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Evening 6 p.m. email: [email protected] Saturday Service 7 p.m. Chris Cobb, Pastor Marcus Reppert Sunday Morning and Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 104 Byrda Way • Mt. Vernon, Ky. Children’s Church 11 a.m. Faith Chapel Pentecostal Maple Grove Baptist Gordon Mink, Pastor S. Wilderness Road 606-256-9724 Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. 606-308-2794 Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Hwy. 1004 (Big Cave Road) Sunday Night 6:00 p.m. [email protected] Mount Vernon, Ky. Pine Hill Holiness Wednesday Bible Study, Orlando, Ky. • 606-256-1873 Wednesday Night 7 p.m. Bride of Christ Church Sunday School 10 a.m. 5216 S. Wilderness Rd. Prayer Meeting and “Patch Bro. Jerry Owens, Pastor Union Chapel 100 High St. Mt. Vernon the Pirate Club” 7 p.m. Sunday Evening Service 7 p.m. Home Phone 606-256-3075 Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 Sundays 6:00 p.m. Transportation and Nursery Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Chris Davidson, Pastor Pentecostal Sunday School 10 a.m. 1505 Union Chapel Rd. Thursdays 7:00 p.m. provided for all services Saturday Service 7 p.m. Sunday Morning Worship 256-5955 Pastor Darlisa Holder Mark Eaton, Pastor Jack Carpenter, Pastor www.pinehillholiness.com Brodhead, Ky. 11 a.m. Letcher Napier, Pastor 606-416-7136 Church of Christ at First Baptist Church WRVK Broadcast 2 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 606-379-6335 340 West Main Street Sun. Evening Worship 6 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Chestnut Ridge Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Brodhead Baptist Church 2 miles south of Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon, Ky. 606-256-2922 Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Thursday Night Worship Corner of Silver & Maple St. Neal Thornton, Pastor 7:00 p.m. Sunday Evening 6:00 p.m. Turn left off US Hwy 25 Maretburg Baptist Thursday Evening 7:00 p.m. Brodhead, Ky. 40409 Sundays 10:00 a.m. Jesse Wright, Church WRVK (1460 AM) Broadcast Assoc. Pastor/Youth Noon Sundays United Gospel of Christ 606-758-8316 Wednesdays 7:30 p.m. 2617 New Brodhead Rd. website: www.fbcmvkyorg 4 miles off US 25 on Wildie Rd. Sunday Bible Study 10 a.m. Bro. Ova Baker Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 Pine Hill Missionary email:[email protected] Church welcomes everyone Sunday Worship 11 a.m. & Bro. Dale McNew Wayne Harding, Pastor Baptist Church Sunday Services: 8:20 a.m., Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. 7 p.m. Bro. Philip Scott Phone: 256-8844 81 Limeplant Hollow Road 10:45 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday Evening 6:00 p.m. (Nursery Provided) Church of Christ on Sunday School 10 a.m. Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 Wednesdays: AWANA and Wednesday Evening 7:00 p.m. Sunday Youth Bible Study Fairground Hill Sun. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Bro. Clyde Miller, Pastor Adult Bible Study 6:30 p.m. Valley Baptist Church 5 p.m. Sunday Worship 10 a.m. Sun. Discipleship Training/ 859-986-1579 Live Broadcast WRVK 1460AM 4482 Copper Creek Rd. Wednesday Adult & Youth Different speaker each Sunday Youth Missions Sunday School 10 a.m. Sundays at 11 a.m. Berea, Ky. 40403 Worship/Bible Study 7 p.m. Sunday 6 p.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Broadcast on New Wave Cable Organized in December, 1908 Children’s Programs: Climax Christian Church Sunday Worship 7 p.m. Discipleship Training 5:30 p.m. RAs & GAs Channel 3 Tues., Thurs. & Sun- Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Hwy. 1912 Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Sunday Evening Worship Mission Friends and day at 10 a.m., 3 p.m. & 8 p.m. Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. 308-2806 - 256-4138 - 256-5977 www.maretburgbaptist.org 6:00 p.m. Creative Ministry First Christian Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. [email protected] Wednesday Prayer Meeting & Ralph Baker, Pastor Church Youth Service at 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. McNew Chapel Evan Eckler, Pastor Brodhead Christian Terry Thornton, Minister West Main St. Mt. Vernon Baptist Prayer Partners Ladies Meeting 606-256-2876 monthly every 2nd Tues. at 6:30 p.m. Wildie Christian Church Climax Holiness Church Sunday School 10 a.m. Bro. Bruce Ross, Pastor Pleasant Run Missionary Church 237 W. Main St. Brodhead Sunday Night Worship 6 p.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday School: 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 1478 Wildie Rd. • Wildie 606-758-8721 Thursday Nights 7 p.m. Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m. Sunday Worship Sunday Worship 11 a.m. 606-256-4494 Sunday School 10 a.m. 3rd Sat. of every month at Wednesday Service 7 p.m. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Sunday Evening 5 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. 7 p.m. Jerry Ballinger, Pastor Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. 1st Sunday in Month Church at Sunday Worship 10:55 a.m. Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. Conway Missionary Mt. Vernon Flat Rock Missionary 2 p.m. at Rockcastle Family Fellowship 6 p.m. Tracy Valentine, Preacher Baptist Church of God 606-758-8662 Baptist Bible Study 6 p.m. U.S. 25 between 1025 W Main St. Cell 606-305-8980 504 Maple Grove Rd. Hwy. 1004 Bro. Gary Pettyjohn, Pastor Mount Vernon and Berea Mount Vernon, Ky. Orlando, Ky. Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Fellowship Hour 11 a.m. Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m. Call changes to Brodhead Pharmacy Sunday Evening Service 7 p.m. Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. Bobby Owens, Pastor Main Street • Brodhead Jack Stallsworth, Pastor Church Directory 859-986-1317 Contact: 606-308-0124 Mt. Vernon Church of 606-758-4373 Freedom Baptist Church the Nazarene to 256-2244 Howard Saylor Open: David Collins Freedom School Rd. 40 Fair Street • Mt. Vernon 9:30 to 6:30 Mt. Vernon Sunday School 10 a.m. Pharmacist Mon. - Fri. Owner Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Rockcastle Professional “We Deliver County Wide” Discipleship Training 6 p.m. David Smith, Pastor Sunday Evening Worship Mt. Zion Baptist Church 7 p.m. 606-308-3293 Pharmacy Wednesday Evening Prayer Sunday School 10 a.m. Newcomb Ave. • Mt. Vernon Collins Respiratory Meeting & Youth/Children Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Classes 7 p.m. Sunday Evening 5 p.m. 606-256-4613 www.freedomsbc.com New Hope Baptist Church email: Open Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Care Jct. 1797 New Hope Tower Rd. [email protected] Orlando Sat., 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Main Street • Brodhead Pastor: David Sargent Sunday School 10 a.m. 606-256-2968 Sunday Worship 11 a.m. “Free Delivery” 606-758-9333 Hickory Grove Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Pentecostal Church Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Home Health Equipment & Supplies Hwy. 1505 (6 miles from Brodhead) Bro. David Carpenter, Pastor Insurance & Medicare Accepted Brodhead,Ky. 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ClassifiedsCoguer at Roundstone. Not NOTICE OF BOND responsible for accidents. Help Wanted RELEASE CLASSIFIED RATES Posted: No trespassing on Drivers: Local-home daily Notices PERMIT NO. 902-0052 land belonging to James and INCREMENT NO. 1, 2 & 3 • Local Rates - $4 for 25 words Dorothy Rash heirs on Rash M-F! Great pay. Compre- hensive benefits pkg. and Notice is hereby given that PHASE 1 BOND RELEASE or less - .10 each additional word Branch Road off Chestnut Kimberly B. Daugherty, In accordance with the provi- Ridge. No hunting, camp- more! Over 50 years strong, stable, Werner Enterprises. 245 Ford Street, Mt. sions of KRS:350, notice is ing, ATVs, trespassing for Vernon, Ky. 40456 has been hereby given that Jamieson • Display Classifieds any purpose. Not respon- 1-855-598-5165. 46x2p Job Opportunity: Rural appointed Executrix of the Construction Company of 30 sible for accidents. Violators estate of Mary Ida Bowman Jamieson Lane, London, Ken- $5.00/Inch will be prosecuted. (1/15/ Transit Enterprises Coordi- nated, Inc. (RTEC) is seek- on the 20th day of October, tucky 40744, phone 606-878- 15) 2014. Any person having 7966, intends to apply for a Deadline for Classifieds Posted: No trespassing on ing a good computer operator to fill the shift dispatcher claims against said estate Phase 1 Bond Release on Per- Crawford Place - Old mit Number 902-0052, Incre- position. $10.50 per hour. shall present them, accord- is 10 a.m. TUESDAY Brodhead Road. Danny ments Number 1, 2 & 3 which Full time: 2nd shift 2 p.m. ing to law, to the said Kim- Smith. 47tfn was last issued on April 5, to 10:30 p.m. Part time: Sat- berly B. Daugherty or to Home on Climax Road. 3 Posted: Absolutely no hunt- 2012. The application covers urday and Sunday 6 a.m. to Hon. John D. Ford, P.O. bedroom/2 bath, new appli- ing, fishing or trespassing an area of approximately 68.18 6 p.m. Requirements in- Box 247, Mt. Vernon, Ky. For Rent ances, new heat/air, new on property belonging to acres on the Increments of clude high school diploma 40456 on or before April water heater. Upper level Mark and Debbie l20, 2015. 45x3 which 68.18 acres was dis- Duplex in Mt. Vernon. completely remodeled. Par- Cummins. Violators will be or equivalent and a valid turbed. The area is located in Castle Ridge Subdivision. tially finished basement. prosecuted. 9x52p Kentucky driver’s license Mobile Homes Rockcastle & Pulaski Coun- Call Amy Nicely 256-8700. Back deck, .75 acre lot. Posted: No trespassing, for five (5) years. Apply at ties, Kentucky, approximately, 46xntf $95,000. Shown by appoint- hunting or fishing on land RTEC office, 100 Main St., For Sale 1.27 mile Northeast from KY Duplex in Brodhead. All ment only. Call 904-742- belonging to Rachel Mt. Vernon, Ky. RTEC op- 80’s junction with KY 1956 appliances furnished. Call 3687. 44x4p Denney on Hwy. 3245 erates a drug and alcohol Bank Repos: Single and and located 1.58 miles North- Patty, 758-9666. 17xntf Lots in Castle Ridge Sub- (former Reggie Benge prop- free workplace and is an doubles - some with land. west of the confluence of Line Trailers and house in division. Use same entry erty). Equal Opportunity Em- Owner financing available. Creek and the Cumberland Brodhead. No pets. 758- way as Bible Baptist Posted: No trespassing on ployer. Minorities are en- Perfect credit not required. River, 0.5 miles southwest of 8922. ntf Church. All lots have city property known as C.B. couraged to apply. 47x2 Will also do land in lieu of Billows, Kentucky. The Lati- Accepting applications at sewer and underground Owens Farm across from down payment. We also buy tude is 37 deg. 09 min. 59 sec. Mt. Vernon Housing Au- utilities. starting at $12,900. Fairgrounds in Brodhead. Subscribe to mobile homes. Call Jim at and the Longitude is 84 deg. 18 thority on Mondays 4 to 8 606-256-5692 • 256-4504 • Violators will be pros- 859-985-0344 or 859-623- min. 13 sec. p.m. and Wednesdays and 308-3730. 50x1 ecuted. 25tfn 3089. D&D Mobile Homes The total bonds now in effect Fridays, 4 to 6 p.m. Rent Mobile home lots, located the Signal at Clays Ferry Exit 97 on I- for these permit increments are based on income. 256-4185. in Sunnyside Mobile Home 75 North of Richmond. One Hundred and Seventy- 14xntf Park. 1/2 acre lots - $500 Horizon Adult Health Care, an EOE, has the following Open 7 days. Visit us at Four Thousand and Five Hun- Accepting Applications: down and $100 per month. job opportunity available in: Rockcastle/Jackson County. www.usedmobilehomesrus.com dred Dollars ($374,500.00) of 47x2 For 2 and 3 bedroom units Call 606-256-5692 or 606- which approximately Sixty Case Manager: Full-Time- Mon-Fri. day-time position Case Man- percent (60%) of the amount at Valley View Apartments. 256-5648. 50x1 ager needed for Rockcastle/Jackson County. Must be able to com- Rent based on income. Call will be released by the state and municate and facilitate care along a continuum through effective the remainder held until appli- 256-5912. Equal Housing resource coordination. Required degree: Social Worker, RN, or Wanted Opportunity, TDD for hear- cation for Phase 2 Bond Re- Bachelors degree in a health care related field. Competitive wage lease. ing impaired only. 1-800- Posted and benefit package available. Minorities are encouraged to ap- Wanted To Buy: Your an- 247-2510. 36tfn tiques and collectibles. An- Reclamation work performed Posted: No hunting or tres- ply. Call 606-309-9068 with any questions. includes: backfilling, grading, Please send resume to: tique glassware, furniture, passing at 1435 Marler Hol- quilts, all types of military liming, fertilizing and seeding For Rent low. Not responsible for American Health Management, Attn: Julie Branham, BSN, RN, according to the re-vegetation P.O. Box 1091, Mt. Vernon, KY. 40456. items, clocks, watches Maple St. Storage bodily injury. Violators will (working or not), pocket plan and soil analysis. This be prosecuted. 47x24p work was completed in the Fall of Brodhead watches and wrist watch Posted: No hunting, tres- parts, pocket knives, coins of 2014. A public hearing has been passing or ATVs on any The Terrace and paper money. All types 256-2884 or scheduled for December 30, Rogers’ property on Brown of gold, silver scrap, cast Nursing & Rehabilitation Facility 2014 at 9:30 am, at the Depart- 606-308-2491 Road (former Carl Brown iron banks, toys, lighters, ment of Surface Mining, Rec- Road). 44x10p Position Available: crock jugs, cast iron skillets, lamation and Enforcement, Posted: No hunting, tres- marbles, pocket knives, passing or 4-wheeling on London Regional Office, 85 fishing items, Indian Arrow- State Police Road, London, Property land belonging to Shirley Part-Time Receptionist heads, and much, much and Tom Still at KY 3245. Kentucky 40741. Written com- more. Also buying partial ments, objections and requests For Sale Violators will be arrested 10:00 am - 3:00 pm estates. Over 25 years expe- and prosecuted. 41x9 to attend this public hearing 1 1/2 Acre Trailer Lot. City rience. Call Clarence Reece Posted: No trespassing on may be submitted to the Direc- water. 859-358-3560. Monday - Friday at 606-531-0467. 47xntf property belonging to tor of Field Services, #2 40xntf Charles Delph at 20 Smith Apply at: 1043 Brooklyn Blvd., Berea. Ky. Hudson Hollow, Frankfort, 2BR/2BA 1450 sq. ft. Sell- St. in Brodhead. Not respon- Kentucky 40601 or the Depart- ing for $89,900. Rick Szaks, (We are an equal opportunity employer) sible for accidents. 42x13pd ment of Surface Mining, Rec- Broker. 859-255-7777. Lin- Posted: No hunting or tres- lamation and Enforcement, coln Real Estate, Inc. passing on land belonging to London Regional Office, 85 [email protected] 18xntf Glen Roberts at 560 Dix State Police Road, London, Between Mt. Vernon and River Branch Road, Kentucky 40741. Somerset: 5.7 wooded Brodhead. Violators will be This hearing will be canceled acres for $31,500. Near if the Cabinet does not receive prosecuted. 35xntf Berea - 10.2 acres $31,900. a request in writing for the pub- Posted: No hunting, tres- Owner financing available. lic hearing before December passing or ATVs on land be- Call Dwight at 859-331- 29, 2014. longing to Jason and Sara 4888. 8xntf Brodhead Elderly Apartments Housing for the Disabled, Elderly & Handicapped B.C.C. Metals Rent Based on Income Featuring metal roofing, siding, Kitchen Appliances Furnished trim and insulation. Water, Sewer & Garbage Paid Same day service available on most orders. For Applications call or write: Contact Jerry Blair Brodhead Elderly Apartments Toll Free 1-800-658-4902 • 256-4700 48 Bussell St. • Brodhead, KY 40409 Located 4 miles s. of Berea, off U.S. 25 at 862 Lambert Rd. Serving Rockcastle County & surrounding counties. Phone: 606-758-4506 or www.bccmfg.com 1-800-686-4447 TDD for speech & hearing impaired 711 GILLIAM $ $ $ REAL ESTATE & AUCTION In-County - 20.00 • Out-of-County - 27.00 • Out-of-State - 35.00 427 Chestnut St., Berea, KY • 859-986-9797 Prices Per Year • 10% Discount to Senior Citizens John Gilliam • Principal Broker Realtor Loretta Powell - 859-302-8411 www.gilliamrealestate.com Name______0 Wabd Jones Rd. Brodhead Address______$39,900 2010 Singlewide only - NO LAND. 3528 White Lick Rd. - 182.47 Acres - $475,000 City______00 White Lick Rd. (25.884 Acres) - $104,900 REDUCED! 4205 Scaffold Cane Rd. - Mt. Vernon - $75,000 State______Zip______254 Sue Johnson Rd. - Singlewide & 6+/-A - $39,000 Please specify..... REDUCED! 258 Sue Johnson Rd. -Doublewide & 3.12 A - $36,900 341 Pleasant View Dr. - Doublewide & 1.21 A - $69,000 New______Renewal______2800 Richmond St. - Commercial Bldg. & 1 A - $125,000 With extra 11 A - $180,000 • 11 Acres only - $55,000 2780 Richmond St. - Doublewide & 0.645 A - $75,000 Mail to: Mt. Vernon Signal • PO Box 185 • Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 The Mt. Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 13, 2014 • Pg. B7

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Local singer Joey Cromer gaining more fans Thank You Mount Vernon Her idol is country mu- form in churches and gospel sing somewhere every day night at the RCHS au- and my true supporters over the years. sic star Miranda Lambert, music stages. She actually night. Everywhere she ditorium where she will be and she loves to sing along began singing for customers sings, she gets invited one of the participants in the Wayne Bullock, with her on “Automatic”, at her dad’s garage, then back.” Rockcastle’s Got Talent her favorite song on moved on to sing whenever One of Joey’s next sing- Show sponsored by the Paid for by Wayne Bullock Mt. Vernon Councilman Lambert’s latest CD. Right she gets the chance, at ing engagements is this Fri- Livingston Lions Club. now, however, she sings churches and familiar local mostly religious songs in places like WRVK, Dari Thank you to the voters of any venue she can. Delight and Livingston. But The shy blonde who can her dad gets animated when Rockcastle County imitate Taylor Swift and he tells about her singing at whose aim is to be a coun- Ernest Tubb’s place in Pi- I look forward to continuing my work to try music star is 14 year old geon Forge, the Grand Ole Joey Cromer, an eighth Opery and at Dollywood, help your families and your children. grader at Rockcastle Middle where she was filmed. School and who lives in the Somehow, he thinks, the Family Court Judge edge of Rockcastle with her film got to Branscom, be- parents Tom and Verna cause following her perfor- Cromer. mance, she received a phone Marcus Vanover Joey’s introduction to the call inviting her to travel world of church music be- there, expenses paid. How- gan when she was a toddler. ever, she could not be re- She would often be carried leased from school. in the arms of minister Joey is well known to Dewayne Carpenter while Buddy Mullins, Michael he held a microphone in one Smith, Charlie Clontz and hand and sang the special several other local musi- music or led the congrega- cians who regularly play tion. From there, she grew back-up guitar for her. Joey Cromer to love the music and to per- Joey’s dad says, “She could

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FCCLA students and their advisor touring Rutger University in New Brunswick, NJ. Pictured from left are: Cassie Poynter, Erin Thompson, Kaleigh Noel, Ethan McGinnis, Kayla Pittman, Sarah Alcorn, Sydney Lovell, Chelsea Barnett, Kieara Cromer, Jaiden Barnes, Kendra Hensley, Mrs. Tammy Camel, FCCLA Advisor, Amelia Berryman, Brittany Carpenter, Alexis Stewart, Lauren Prewitt, Alexis Crum, Sierra Smith, Kiersten Mink, and Savannah Smith. FCCLA attend National Cluster Meeting Last week, 19 students This group was accom- FCCLA students from his venture across America, from the Family, Career and panied by their advisor, Mrs. across the nation while at- he learned to embrace rejec- Community Leaders of Tammy Camel, RCHS staff tending general sessions, tion and with that, made America (FCCLA) student member, Sherri McKinney leadership workshops, and some great discoveries, and organization at RCHS trav- and one parent, Megan college/career exploration found direction he would eled to New Brunswick, Noel. tours. never have imagined. New Jersey for the 2014 Students had the oppor- Keynote speaker, Daniel Finally, the trip was com- National Cluster Meeting. tunity to network with other Seddiqui, shared his expe- pleted by sightseeing for a rience working 50 jobs, in day in NYC! 50 states, in 50 weeks. With Serving Rockcastle County Since 1887 Mount Vernon, Kentucky 40456 - (606) 256-2244 Volume 128 • Number 48 .50 per copy Thursday, November 20, 2014 For five local fire departments Fiscal Court will borrow $280,000 for upgrades At last Thursday’s of turn-out gear for meeting of the Rockcastle around $1,800 each and Fiscal Court, Christmas the rest will be used to came early for five fire pay off loans the depart- departments in the county ment has taken out to buy as the fiscal court voted equipment. to buy needed equipment Magistrate Bill Rockcastle County Schools were closed Tuesday for inclement weather the for the first time during the 2014- for the departments to the 2015 calendar year. According to the National Weather Service, Rockcastle County received less than an inch McKinney expressed of snow on Tuesday with slightly larger amounts in higher elevations. Shown above is a section of Purr Rigsby tune of $280,000. some hesitancy about the Road where snow partially covered the roadway. Road crews were out treating the roadways early Tuesday The list of equipment proposal, saying “we morning but struggled due to the low temperatures affecting the melting rate. to be purchased by de- don’t have the money and partment, include: we have to have 35% of Livingston Fire De- our budget revenue left partment, a pumper with on January 1st for the Schools closed after first snowfall small tanker for $55,000; new court.” He also Western Fire Department, pointed out that if the By: Doug Ponder mal amount of snow that endar, if fewer than ten prove a calendar amend- a brush truck for $30,000; money was borrowed, Rockcastle County fell remained stuck to the days are missed for in- ment to dismiss for Brindle Ridge Fire De- the court hasn’t budgeted students received an ex- roads with temperatures clement weather or other Spring Break on March partment, a pumper for for the payments from tra day off this week on well below freezing. emergencies by the last 30th through April 3rd. $65,000 and Mt. Vernon January through June of Tuesday as a result of a State highway crews Monday in February then Fire Department, a tanker 2015 of about $2900 a snow system that pushed (Cont. to A8) and county road crews the school board can ap- for $70,000. month. its way across the state. were out treating the Brodhead Fire Depart- County Treasurer Joe All Rockcastle County roads early Tuesday EST Tool and Machine plans ment will receive $60,000 Clontz, on question from Schools were closed morning but struggled to which will be used to buy County Judge/Executive Tuesday because a lot of treat the roadways during to add 8 to 12 employees a skid unit for $10,000 to Buzz Carloftis said he county roads were too that time period due to the be used on a truck they felt the county would be slick for school buses as By: Doug Ponder low temperatures affect- include machinists, tool purchased with a $50,000 able to make the loan a result of the snowfall. A Brodhead manufac- ing the melting rates. makers and even some Homeland Security grant payments and still have According to the Na- turing company is in- Tuesday was the first entry-level positions,” enabling the truck to be the required 35% of bud- tional Weather Service in creasing their production “snow day” for Taylor said. “These posi- used as a brush truck. Jackson, all of Rockcastle and will be adding eight (Cont. to A8) Rockcastle County tions are a result of us in- They will also buy 7 sets County received less than Schools during the 2014- to twelve employees creasing our capacity to an inch of snow on Tues- 2015 calendar year. Ac- within the next year. meet our customers de- Local man injured in day. However, the mini- cording to the school cal- According to a news mand.” release from Carla Taylor went on to say hunting accident after Nine local people arrested Blanton Consulting, EST that his company is cur- Tool and Machine will be rently working with local for drug trafficking purchasing two new ma- schools to encourage falling from cliff chines within the next more students to take By: Doug Ponder Earl Wesley Daniels, year to meet the growing more manufacturing By: Doug Ponder emergency responders Nine Rockcastle 47, of Mt. Vernon was demand of their new and classes. A local man was in- arrived they had to use Countians were arrested charged with one count of existing customers. EST “We are currently jured in a hunting acci- rescue UTVs due to the for drug trafficking this trafficking in a controlled Tool and Machine’s cli- working with Rockcastle dent Monday morning af- rough terrain of the aban- past week as a result of a substance. He was lodged ents include several com- County High School to ter he fell off a cliff in the doned logging trail where drug raid by the in the Rockcastle County panies in Kentucky and offer more machinists woods around Lower Carpenter was located. Rockcastle County Detention Center where Arkansas. and tool making classes,” River Road near the Once emergency re- Attorney’s Office and Mt. he was later released on Kentucky Highlands Taylor said. “We also of- Rockcastle-Laurel sponders arrived at the Vernon Police Depart- a $5,000 cash bond. Investment Corporation fer a $1,000 memorial County line. scene, they had to use a ment. Paula Michelle recently approved a loan scholarship in my brother According to the rope system to hoist Car- According to the Daniels, 45, of Mt. package of up to Tims name. The scholar- Rockcastle County penter to safety. Carpen- County Attorney’s Of- Vernon was charged with $750,000 for EST Tool ship is for those pursuing Sheriff’s Department, ter remained conscious fice, twenty separate drug one count of trafficking and Machine to finance a machinists or tool-mak- John Carpenter, 19, of throughout the rescue but trafficking warrants were in a controlled substance. vertical mulling machine ing careers at Somerset Livingston was hunting in was starting to show recently issued by Assis- She was lodged in the and a horizontal boring Community College. a remote area near Lower signs of hypothermia. tant County Attorney Rockcastle County De- mill. Rockcastle County stu- River Road when he lost Carpenter was trans- William Leger and tention Center and was EST President Steve dents also have the first his balance and fell ap- ported by ambulance to signed by MVPD Assis- later released on a $5,000 Taylor said they are cur- pick.” proximately 40 feet off a the UK Medical Center tant Chief Barry Adams. cash bond. rently hiring for six posi- For more information cliff. where he remains in The following people Jennifer Kidwell, 39, tions and expect to add up about the job positions or Carpenter managed to stable condition and is were arrested on warrants of Mt. Vernon was to six more positions in to fill out an application call his father and currently being treated taken by Adams: charged with three counts the near future. visit www.esttool.com. Rockcastle 911 on his cell for a broken leg and bro- Rhonda Cromer, 44, of of trafficking in a con- “These positions will phone for help. When ken arm. Mt. Vernon was charged trolled substance. She with two counts of traf- was lodged in the ficking in a controlled Rockcastle County De- substance. She was tention Center and has lodged in the Rockcastle been released on a $5,000 County Detention Center unsecured bond. and later released on a Gary Russell Ramsey, $5,000 unsecured bond. 29, of Mount Vernon was Terry Monroe Cromer, charged with one count of 49, of Mt. Vernon was trafficking in a controlled charged with three counts substance (heroin.) He of trafficking in a con- was lodged in the trolled substance. He re- Rockcastle County De- mains lodged in the tention Center and later Rockcastle County De- released on a $5,000 cash tention Center on a bond. $5,000 cash/property County Attorney Billy bond. Reynolds said that he ap- Ronnie Dale Cromer, preciated the initiative 44, of Mt. Vernon was shown by Leger, Adams charged with three counts and all the agencies in- of trafficking in a con- volved in the drug raid. trolled substance. He re- “I want drug dealers to A local man was injured while hunting Monday morning around Lower River Road near the Rockcastle- mains lodged in the be aware that we are rais- Laurel County line, Authorities say John Carpenter, 19, of Livingston was hunting in the remote area when he Rockcastle County De- ing the stakes,” Reynolds lost his balance and fell approximately 40 feet off a cliff. Emergency responders had to use rescue UTVs tention Center on a said. “If you deal dope, because of the rough terrain of the abandoned logging trail where Carpenter was located. Carpenter was $5,000 cash/property showing signs of hypothermia and they had to use a rope system to hoist him to safety. Carpenter was trans- we will get you.” ported by ambulance to the UK Medical Center where his condition is listed as stable. bond.

Contact us at: [email protected] Call Of Special Note Inside Deadline submission is Noon Tuesday 606-256-2244 for Advertising & • Viewpoints...... Pg. A2 • Classifieds...... Pgs. B6-7 Subscriptions • Obituaries ...... Pg. A3 • Courthouse News...... Pg. B2 • Church News ...... Pg. A3 • Letters...... Pgs. A4 Pg. A2 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 20, 2014 ramblings Points by; perlina m. anderkin so I tape them and watch East We bowl on Tuesday them in the daylight. nights, well, let me rephrase I say Stalker and Crimi- By Ike Adams that, we show up on most nal Minds are scary but they Tuesdays although daugh- actually don’t compare with ter, Jane, had a really good the antics of our government they had learned at summer night this week she’s just not these days. But, what do I Last week’s column on funny things kids had been camp. Here are some of the strong enough to carry the know? According to Dr. Ride Out of this classic car. He did. I actual papers that received rest of us. Jonathan Gruber, the heard to say was so well-re- Upon recently learning knew that he would. (The an A+. My problem with the Obamacare architect, I am ceived and I received so that Bob Seger has released deuce and a quarter moniker much email feed back that I Lisa once planned to commitment is that Tuesday one of the “stupid Ameri- a new CD (called Ride Out), is in reference to the overall publish a book of short es- night is also my favorite cans” who doesn’t know have decided to continue I was overjoyed. My pur- length of the car, which is says written be her students night for TV. Two of the what’s good for them so the with a similar vein this chase was immediate. I am, 225 inches from bumper to week. over the years. I don’t be- shows I love are NCIS and government has to lie, de- and have been, a huge fan bumper.) lieve she has gotten around Person of Interest. Mark ceive and manipulate to get An old friend and now of Seger for the past 40 One of my teacher to it yet but she did tell me, Harmon and Jim Caviezel, their programs (Obamacare) retired teacher, Lisa years. I have seen him in friends at Mt. Sterling High Hammonds, once taught several years ago, that I along with Denzil Washing- across for our own good. concert twice at Rupp School had one of these later could use these, and several ton, really do it for me. I And then he has the gall to fourth and fifth grade grade Arena. It is my understand- models. I became intimately others in the stack she sent would pay good money to stand before a bank of cam- at a private school in Louis- ing that this will likely be his familiar with it when he ville. One year when school me. I’ve been unable to sit for two hours and just eras and say that every step last studio album—let’s hired me to install an eight- track her down this week look at Caviezel and Wash- of the process was transpar- had just started back in the hope not! Once again, he has track player in the dash. because she has an unlisted ington (Harmon is really not ent and that Gruber “was fall, she asked how many of not let us down. I find it (Wow – that really dates a her students had gone to a number in south Florida, but that pretty). They wouldn’t not one of the staffers who amazing that this fellow person, huh?) That Electra I am assuming the offer still have to do anything, well, worked on it” and implied camp over the summer. (who is my age) continues would simply fly. It seemed holds. maybe smile at me occa- that he barely knew him. Every hand went up, so to produce rock-and-roll as if you were riding in a she asked the class to write One boy wrote, “I sionally and for that I would Poppycock! He was only gold. large boat when it was fully learned that you should pay double. the man who visited the a homework paper, on Seger has always in- un-wound. I said all that to lead into which they would be never try to catch a rattle- cluded “classic cars” and The lyrics to Seger’s tes- my real intention of this col- (Cont. to A4) graded, about something snake because it could kill Harley motorcycles in many tament to the vehicle are as you to death. First it would umn. of his songs and, certainly, follows: If I had to rank my TV bite you and make you hurt in his best hits. His latest CD Got me a deuce and a quar- shows by favorites, I would really awful and then you is no exception. He opens ter, Babe would get real sick and puke have to go with Megyn T.J.’s his latest recording with a She will ride you right Kelly’s show which comes up every thing you have song called “Detroit Made.” Pick you up ‘bout half past on at 9 o’clock each night ever eat and then it would It is about a definitive auto- nine wrap around your neck and on Fox as number one. She Journal mobile of the early years – We can ride all night is a lawyer who clerked at choke you to finish you off from 1959 until the mid-sev- She’s a Detroit made the Supreme Court, decided by: Tonya J. Cook and then it would swallow enties. He refers to this hot Deuce and a quarter, babe you whole and they’d have she didn’t care for the law car as a deuce and a quarter. She’s a Detroit made to shoot its head off so they profession and switched to Memories and Oatmeal to see the screen better, and Actually, I surprised my- Deuce and a quarter, babe could cut it open and get you broadcasting -- I’m so glad Cookies not a word was spoken until self when I realized that I re- Big block, she’ll do all the out so they could bury you she did. Dear Journal, commercial time. It was a membered the exact Buick work slime and all”. She will take anyone on Sometimes you get a real treat because there Electra that was called by So we can ride in style A little girl wrote that, and isn’t afraid to ask the craving for something and wasn't a television in every this nickname. I called my Leather on those bucket “you should always knock hard questions. It is one of can't get it out of you mind. room like today. Some fami- friend Bud Cox to see if he seats on the toilet door before you the most informative shows This is the case with me for lies didn't even own a tele- also remembered the handle (Cont. to A4) go inside to use it because I watch and I really appre- the past week. I've been vision. Amazingly, too, there might be a boy in there ciate her intensity, integrity craving homemade oatmeal there wasn't but about two and they never lock the door and knowledge. She is very cookies. The only way to or three stations available even if they are doing num- good at presenting both overcome the craving is to from which to select your ber 2. I forgot to knock one sides of an issue but doesn’t submit to the urge. programming. time and when I opened the Publication Number 366-000 like to be fed nonsense. I stopped everything My cookies are begin- door a boy was standing When I come in from about eleven o'clock this ning to brown and get crispy Periodical Postage Paid in Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 there with his pants down. bowling on Tuesday nights, morning and got the various around the edges. It won't be 606-256-2244 It was the most awful thing her show is already on but, ingredients together. I got long now. Published every Thursday since November, 1887. Of- I have ever seen and I even though two of my other out the butter (everything is I remember one time screamed and almost passed fices in the Mt. Vernon Signal Building on Main Street favorite shows are also on better with real butter in it), Don was making his cookout before I slammed the in Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456. Postmaster, send address that night, I watch hers from then the sugar, eggs, flour, ies and got the bright idea door shut. I don’t know how changes to P.O. Box 185, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky 40456. the beginning and then and oatmeal. to use a mixer instead of many times I knocked on the squeeze in another one. As I stirred and mixed, I having to stir the thick bat- James Anderkin, Jr., Publisher Emeritus door after that when the in Even this week when I had recalled as a child my older ter. He burned up the motor Perlina M. Anderkin, Publisher/Editor use sign was not showing to delay starting to watch the brother, Don, making in my grandma's good elec- SUBSCRIPTION RATES and it was some stupid boy UK game because I was go- oatmeal cookies for his tric mixer. Boy, did she get In County - $20.00 Yr. Out-of-County - $27.00 Yr. in there every time so I just ing to watch Happening guests. He always had a few mad! Out-of-State $35.00 Yr. yelled hurry up”. Now first. friends over and he always My cookies are ready. I e-mail address - [email protected] I then proceeded to watch served the oatmeal cookies think I'll have a little lunch (Cont. to A4) the UK game and managed with lime Kool-Aid. He and have the oatmeal cook- to view Person of Interest sometimes served pop corn ies for dessert. I'll hurry before dragging myself off with the Kool-Aid, too We through lunch and then I'll to bed a lot later than I would all gather in front of sink my teeth into one of the should have. But, the phi- that old black and white tele- cookies while it is still losophy “you can sleep vision and watch Bonanza, warm... get out the cold milk when you’re dead” works Gunsmoke, The Virginian, and here I come. The rich for me. and other classics of the day. buttery flavor will mingle My other can’t miss That was back in the days with the sweetness and the show is Big Bang Theory on when watching television oats. It will be good eating, Thursdays and that’s about was an event for the whole let me tell you! The old it. Stalker and Criminal family and friends. The memories aren't such a bad Minds are usually too scary lights were dimmed in order thing, either. Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 20, 2014 • Pg. A3

An encouraging word: ObituariesObituaries We Owe a Debt tion and also served as By Howard Coop president of the Gamma Beta Phi Honor Society and Gold Key honors society, Three hundred ninety four years ago, the MAY- Vice president of Kappa FLOWER, after a stormy voyage across the Atlantic, an- Sigma Fraternity. In addi- chored in what is now Provincetown Harbor at the north- tion he was selected as an ern tip of Cape Cod. That was a great distance north of the intern with Senator Sam Virginia Colony, its original destination. Nunn in Washington D.C. One hundred one Pilgrims who were fleeing religious and Who’s Who Among persecution in England were aboard the MAYFLOWER. Students in American Col- Recognizing that they were out of English territory, those Free Bible Courses Family. Pilgrims decided that they “would use their own liberty; leges and Universities. Free Bible Corres- Pastor Eugene Gentry for none had the power to command them.” On June 2, 1975 he was pondence Course. Send and congregation welcome That decision led to the Mayflower Compact that was united in marriage to your name and address to everyone. Wanda Jean signed onboard the MAYFLOWER on November 11, 1620. Martha Brinson. To this 3168 Quail Road, Mt. Since the Julian calendar was the official calendar of En- Services at Union union was born two chil- Vernon, Ky. 40456. Moore gland until 1752 when the Gregorian calendar was adopted Missionary Baptist dren, Tully and Christy. Let the Bible Speak Wanda Jean Moore, 81, He was a member and there was a difference of 10 days in the two calendars, so Union Missionary Bap- of Mt. Vernon, died Tues- trustee of First Baptist the date of the signing, according to today’s calendar, was Tune in to “Let the Bible tist Church at Red Hill is day, November 18, 2014 at Church of Cordele. November 21, 1620. Speak,” with Brett Hickey, now having church services on Sunday mornings at 8:30 Compassionate Care Center He is survived by: The Mayflower Compact is a short document. “We, every Thursday night at 7 in Richmond. She was born Martha, his wife of 39 whose names are underwritten,…solemnly and mutually, a.m. on WDKY Fox 56. o’clock. Bro. Jack in Wildie on October 12, years; two children, Tully in the presence of God, and one another, covenant and com- John Lanier at Stallsworth, pastor of Flat 1933 the daughter of Luther and his wife Setrina and bine ourselves together into a civil body politic.” That union Crossroads Assembly Rock Baptist Church, is and Sallie Dalton Bishop. Christy and her husband was for a purpose: “For our better ordering, and preserva- Evangelist and Christian conducting the Thursday She was a homemaker, a Devan; six granddaughters; tion and furtherance of the ends aforesaid; and by virtue recording artist John Lanier night services. member of Pine Hill Baptist his mother, Marie Payne of hereof to enact, constitute, and frame such just and equal will be singing at Cross- Sunday morning services Church and loved gardening Cordele, GA; one brother, laws, ordinances, acts, constitutions, and offices, from time roads Assembly of God in are also being held at the and animals. Jeff (Sharon) Payne of to time, as shall be thought most meet and convenient for Brodhead on Sunday, No- church with Sunday She is survived by: her Pineview, GA; five sisters, the general good of the colony; unto which we promise all vember 23rd at 11 a.m. School at 10 a.m. and morn- husband, Roland Moore of Carol Ann Cox (Denny) of due submission and obedience.” This action was under- Services at ing worship at 11 a.m. Mt. Vernon; two daughters, Remington, VA., Dawn taken “for the glory of God, and advancement of the Chris- Wherever you live in the Vickie Hedge of Oxford, (Joe) Farmer of Warner tian faith.” Copper Creek community, please come out OH and Debbie Pitman of Robins, GA., Traci (Harold) That document, consisting of 195 words, was not a con- Bro. Kenneth Thompson and support your local Hamilton, OH; six brothers, Dickerson, Melody (Randy) stitution, but it was the first governing document of the of Monticello will be church. Jimmy Bishop of Lancaster, Coffee and Edna (Tim) Plymouth Colony. Charles Francis Potter called it “one of preaching Saturday nights at Gospel Singing CA, Jack Bishop of Wildie, Veal, all of Cordele, GA; the most important documents not only of American his- Copper Creek Baptist There will be a Gospel Glen Bishop of Hamilton, and numerous nieces and tory but of the long struggle of mankind toward free insti- Church beginning Nov. Singing at Lighthouse Bap- OH, Robert Bishop of Los nephews. tutions.” 22nd and Saturday nights tist Church on Saturday, Angeles, CA, Ronnie He was preceded in The influence of the document is significant. “We, thereafter for several weeks. December 6th beginning at Bishop of Fairfield, OH and death by his father, Earl whose names are underwritten” became “We the people” Singing 6 p.m. featuring the Ken- Shirley Bishop of Payne and a sister, Jill to frame the constitution of the United States, and the de- There will be a singing tucky Mountain Trio from Pensacola, FL; and two sis- Payne Rogers. sire of the pilgrims to escape religious persecution found Saturday, November 22nd at Stearns. ters, Pauline Ramsey of Funeral services were expression in the first article of the Bill of Rights, the first Sand Springs Baptist The church is located at Wildie and Christine held Sunday, October 5, amendment to the Constitution. That article emphatically Church beginning at 6 p.m. 1391 Gabbardtown Road, Marconi of Canton, OH. 2014 at First Baptist Church says, “Congress shall make no law respecting an estab- and featuring the Jarvis Berea. Also surviving are: two of Cordele. Burial was in lishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise grandchildren, Fawn and Zion Hope Cemetery. thereof.” Ray Taylor and Joshua and This service entrusted to We owe a tremendous debt to those Pilgrims. Holly Pitman; two great Hughes & Wright Funeral grandchildren, Gambriel Home. White and Sarah Pitman; Online condolences may be left at and family friend Ron Tay- www.hughesandwright.com lor. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by two sisters, Helen Renner and Nannie Crews. There will be no visitation or funeral service. Open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The family has requested Now taking reservations for Thanksgiving Dinner that any donations be made to the Rockcastle County We also offering catering for your Animal Shelter in memory of Mrs. Wanda Moore and Thanksgiving festivities her love of animals. Address is Rockcastle County Ani- mal Shelter, PO Box 255, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. Patricia Arrangements were by Absolute Dowell & Martin Funeral Jean Cromer Home. Patricia Jean Cromer, 48, Please visit of Brodhead, died Tuesday, AUCTION www.DowellMartin.com to view November 18, 2014 at her online obituary. home in Brodhead. She was Located at Exit 62 (former Rockcastle Steakhouse) born in Mount Vernon on April 20, 1966, a daughter Phone 606-256-0131 November 22nd of Mac Hampton and Hilda Morrow Hampton. She was a Legal Secretary for ARDF of KY and enjoyed needle Country Sam point, Kentucky basketball, drag racing with her hus- Furniture Warehouse band, reading, puzzles and gardening. She was a mem- On U.S. 25 ber of Cedar Hill Baptist Church in Delta in Wayne @1022 S. Wilderness Road, Mt. Vernon, County. On July 5th, 1986 one mile off I-75, Exit 59 Larry Earl she was united in matrimony to Ricky Dale Cromer and Payne from that union came one New Furniture for Every Room! Larry Earl Payne, 64, daughter, Adrienne Beth died October 2, 2014 after Cromer of Lexington. 1. Furniture Sale begins at 9 a.m. a short battle with cancer. She is survived by: her He was born June 6, 1950 husband, Ricky Dale and continues until sale ends to Earl B and Marie Cromer; a daughter, Combining *Open House Previews on Location Overbay Payne in Adrienne Beth Cromer of 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Rockcastle County. He was Lexington; her parents, Mac quality and cost a graduate of Crisp County Hampton and Hilda Morrow Sat., Nov. 15th & Friday, Nov. 21st High School where he was Hampton; two brothers, is one of the active in various school ac- Douglas Glen Hampton of 2. Machine Shop Liquidation! tivities. Eubank and Bro. Timothy things we do best After graduation from Dean (Kimberly) Hampton on Hwy. 2549 at 1548 White Rock Rd. high school, he volunteered of Mt. Vernon; and a host of A cost much lower than Approx. 2 miles from Junction of for the US Army friends and neighbors. you would expect. and served in Funeral services will be U.S. Hwy. 150, Mt. Vernon, Ky. Vietnam where conducted (today) Thurs- As a locally-owned firm, we understand he was wounded and re- day, November 20, 2014 at the importance of keeping costs within Fri., December 5th, 9 a.m. ceived The Purple Heart. 1 p.m. at the Marvin E. a budget. Because we offer a wide After service in the army, he Owens Home for Funerals choice of services, families can select Open House Thurs., Dec. 4th attended and graduated with Bro. Tim Hampton of- only what is affordable and meaningful 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. from Georgia Southwestern ficiating. Burial will follow to them. Every service is performed University. During his time in the Ottawa Cemetery in with dignity and receives personal at Georgia Southwestern, he Brodhead. attention, regardless of what is chosen. 3. Miscellaneous Estate Inventory! Condolences to the family may be was the president of the Stu- We invite you to compare cost but most Saturday, Dec. 13th, 9 a.m. dent Government Associa- made at her online registry at marvineowensfuneralhome.com. of all we invite you to compare quality. Open House Fri., Dec. 12th Central Body Service 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. offers Haddix Custom Detailing. Albert Robinson Basic hand wash to a full Realty & Auction detail that is guaranteed to make 1249 S. Main St., London your vehicle look great! Free pickup and delivery 606-864-5125 Stop by Central Body Service or give us Albert Robinson, Broker/Auctioneer a call today to make an appointment. 606-256-2991 • (800) 572-6986 For Complete Details, 606-256-4210 or 606-308-1490 www.dowellmartin.com see www.albertrobinson.net Pg. A4 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 20, 2014

you would like to give to months, for the Senate, and so I wouldn’t do the same when she comes. I don’t them, please call us or you two years, for Obama. thing. It smelled bad know why they don’t let us may bring what you have to But then, I’m stupid and enough in there already”. sing some real songs like Daniel Boone Develop- my Comrades know what’s Another girl wrote, “Al- The old man from the ment. best for me. ways wear a one piece swim mountains coming home or We all know how cold it suit so nobody can pull your Lying here with Linda on has been this past week. I bottoms down like someone my mind. That’s not some- cannot even imagine what it “Memories” did to my friend Sara and all thing I’d ever do myself but would be like to be home- the boys went woohoo and (Cont. from A2) you have to admit it’s still a less, and I don't ever want laughed their heads off. real good song”. for my family to have to live Even though the boys just Lisa said that, right after outside in this weather. I Carpet, double pile have to wear bottoms, no- Chrome that takes the she graded the papers, she can't help everyone but to- body ever pulls them down made a point of teaching the moonlight on gether with help from the because you’d get sick if use of punctuation marks, kind caring people in Sea to shining sea you ever saw what they’ve You can hear those glass especially the comma. Rockcastle County, we can got in there”. So teachers, or anyone packs rumble help many keep warm. If And yet another boy else out there, who might Thank you for Vernon Signal, People’s anyone would like to donate To the Statue of Liberty wrote, “I wish they Now, I can’t say everything’s want to share amusing stuff Bank, RCHS FCCLA, any clean and barely worn wouldn’t make us sing that that kids have said or writ- Kenna’s Kitchen RCHS Key Club, okay items, please call 758-0277. old Kume bahh yahh song ten, please feel free to send donations... Rockcastle Ambulance Ser- Any items can be picked up. Ridin’ in my car after all the campfires every But I got me a deuce and a them to me by email or snail Dear Editor, vice, Rockcastle Unite Coa- Thanks to all for sharing night. If they are going to mail and I will try to remem- lition, Save-A-Lot, Rite quarter babe Mount Vernon Elemen- with others. Betsy, my make us sing it anyway I ber who sent what for a fu- tary School has completed Aid, Town and Country, daughter who asked to help She goes like a shootin’ star think it should be first and In this one tune, Seger ture column. The response our food drive for Kenna’s Janet Vaughn, Jennifer her start this mission to col- get it out of the way. I also I had to last week’s column White’s Class, Wildie brings back so many memo- Kitchen Community lect for the less fortunate, get sick of She’ll be com- makes me feel like I’ve Thanksgiving Dinner. We Christian Church and wants to say a big THANK ries from our teenage crusin’ ing round the Mountain days. And I particularly like struck gold. collected a total of 332 cans WRVK Radio. YOU to everyone. of corn; 607 cans of green If any business, group or God bless you. the repeated emphasis that beans; 369 cans of peas; 227 organization would like to Kathleen Bretz this car is “Detroit made.” boxes of instant potatoes help our community thanks- Seger is a patriot at heart, Mamaw’s Kitchen and 341 boxes of stuffing. giving dinner, please con- and his loyalty to the good By Regina Poynter Hoskins We appreciate the continued tact me at Mount Vernon El- ole USA is naturally dis- If it weren’t for support students and fami- ementary at 606.256.2953 “ramblings” played in much of his his chopped celery, onion, salt, cornbread dressing, I might lies in our effort to make the or MVES Family Resource music. (Note the reference pepper, and sage with bread (Cont. from A2) never have started a cook- 13th year a great success. Center at 606.256.5173. to the Statue of Liberty.) crumbs. Gently pour broth book. Mum and Mamaw We are continuing to Thank you, White House time and again And what a great de- into mixture. Mix thor- made the most delicious receivedonation from the Kay Carpenter and met directly with the scription of the big-block V- oughly. Taste to make sure cornbread dressing. Since community for Kenna’s FRC Assistant President a couple of those 8 engine with glass packs it is seasoned to your taste. my dressing was close to Kitchen. The annual com- times and was paid almost rumbling! When I listen to Add beaten eggs and stir what they used to make, munity Thanksgiving dinner Need more items $400,000 for his efforts be- the song, I hear it so clearly. until incorporated into Robbie kept asking me to is made possible by dona- to help others... sides the millions he made The sounds of big engines cornbread mixture. Pour write the recipe down. He tions and volunteers in Dear Editor, from the Dept. of Justice, running—those are the into prepared baking dish. wanted his mother and girl- Rockcastle County. Thank you once again other federal agencies and sounds of my era. Those are Bake at 350° for one hour. friend to know how to make We would like to thank for printing our letters. states he advised on the the sounds of the prime of CRANBERRY SALAD it. I started a list of all the the following organizations We have collected sev- same subject. Besides news our youth. Those are the I don’t wait until Thanks- recipes that needed to be and businesses for their do- eral hats and coats a couple agencies have tapes of his sounds of the truly fine au- giving to make this salad. It written down so they could nations: Brindle Ridge Bap- blankets and a few throws being praised by Obama for tomobiles of our day. is wonderful with any indeed be handed down to tist Church, Brodhead Bap- and some gloves. We need his efforts in promoting With the leather bucket entrée. As soon as the fresh today’s young folks and the tist Church, Cindy’s Place, to collect more of these do- Obamacare. seats and the double-pile cranberries come into sea- ones who will come after Citizens’ Bank, Citizens’ nated items. Although we The recent election re- carpet, Seger completes the son, I buy several bags and them. That’s when I real- Insurance Group, Climax have a large amount to dis- sults buoyed my spirits picture of his treasured freeze them to use anytime. ized that many of my memo- Water, Coca-Cola, Corner- tribute, we don't have somewhat until I realized deuce and a quarter. And The salad also freezes well ries of the people closest to stone Fellowship Church, enough. We will make a de- that this administratiion and once again, he has captured once it has been made. me were food-related— Cox Funeral Home, Dowell livery on December 3, to present Senate are too, do I my complete attention and 1 bag fresh or frozen cran- Daddy’s green thumb, & Martin Funeral Home, Lexington, weather permit- dare say it, stupid to realize my continuing admiration. berries Mum’s love of cooking, Flat Rock Baptist Church, ting. that their agenda was solidly Bob Seger has done it 2 medium oranges Judy’s need to talk while Godfather’s Pizza, King The Ashley House in Mt. rejected by a majority of the again. 1/2 to 3/4 cup sugar fishing, etc. I decided to Bottling, Marcella’s Farm to Vernon is needing queen American people and are (You can reach me at Wash and sort cranberries. [email protected] or you can combine those memories Fork, Mimi’s General Store, size sheets, blankets, towels, just going to sail along and Using a food processer or drop me a line at 2167 Furnace with the recipes. Behold, Mount Vernon IGA, Mount wash cloths, personal hy- do as much damage as they chopper, coarsely chop cran- Road – Stanton, KY 40380. I Mamaw’s Kitchen was berries. Peel one orange. Vernon NAPA, Mount giene items and furniture. If can in their remaining two appreciate your comments and suggestions.) born. Chop both oranges—one CORNBREAD DRESSING with the peeling, one with- 4 cups chicken or turkey out. Add sugar to taste and broth let sit for 10 minutes or un- “Points East” 6 cups cornbread til sugar dissolves. 4 slices white bread, toasted (Cont. from A2) 3⁄4 cup chopped celery 1 medium onion, chopped Another young fellow Salt and pepper wrote, “I learned that you 4 to 5 tablespoons sage should never use poison ivy 2 eggs, beaten when you are trying to start Heat broth to boiling point. a camp fire because it will Reduce heat; simmer. Spray make you break out all over a 9 x 13 baking dish with and swell your eyes and ears non-stick spray. Crumble shut and make you scratch cornbread and white bread yourself so hard that you into a large bowl. Combine could bleed to death. Plus anyone who smelled the smoke could have their Rockcastle Community noses fall right off and if they breathed the smoke in Bulletin Board it could get in their guts and make them rot and fall right Sponsored By out of their belly button.” Another paper said, Cox Funeral Home “You should always go to Family Owned & Operated Since 1907 sleep as soon as the lights 80 Maple Drive, Mt. Vernon, Ky. Ph. 256-2345 are turned off so that all the Toll Free 1-888-825-2345 • 24 Hour Obit Line 256-5454 counselors can sneak out and kiss on each other. One www.coxfuneralhomeky.com of them that taught swim- Bookmobile Schedule ming lessons last year could Mon., Nov. 24th: Brodhead and Copper Creek. Tues., not come back this year be- Nov. 25th: Green Hill, Fairview, Lambert Road, cause she had a little baby Sweetwater Road. girl that she had to take home after she got caught Extension Office Holiday Hours kissing on the life guard so The Rockcastle County Extension Office will be closed she has to stay at home and Thursday, Nov. 27th and Fri., Nov. 28th in observance of babysit all summer”. the Thanksgiving Holidays. Livingston Fire & Rescue Turkey Shoots At this special time of year, we’d like to extend our From a boy, “You should never pee anywhere but the Livingston Fire & Rescue will hold Turkey Shoots on warm wishes to you and yours toilet because if you pee on Saturday, Nov. 22nd and 29th and December 27th, be- for a joyous Thanksgiving celebration. the grass while you are out- ginning at 10 a.m. at David Mason’s garage, north of side a rabbit might come Livingston on U.S. 25. 410-16-20-12 gauge shotguns along and eat it and get only! No custom guns. Judge’s decision final. $2 a shot. We really appreciate your loyal support. blood poisoning and have Shells furnished by fire department. Concessions will be an awful way to die and if sold. you do number 2 a bear DAR Meetings might eat it and die the same The Rockcastle Chapter of the Daughters of the Ameri- way which I think would be can Revolution meets the first Monday of each month, a good thing because I hate September-May at 6 p.m. at First Christian Church in bears. But if one of the Mt. Vernon. All prospective members are welcome to other campers stepped in it attend. they might die too and I Brodhead Lodge Meeting would hate to see that hap- The Brodhead Masonic Lodge #566 meets every third Farm Bureau pen unless it was that one Saturday at 7 p.m. on Main Street in Brodhead above little jerk who stayed in Brodhead Pharmacy. Wild Turkey Cabin because he would be better off Alcoholics Anonymous Insurance dead”. Alcoholics Anonymous meets Tuesday nights at 8 p.m. One young lady wrote, behind Our Lady of Mt. Vernon Church on Williams St. “They should not tell all of in Mt. Vernon. Mt. Vernon those scary stories at the Kiwanis Club Meetings campfire shows. Because The Rockcastle Kiwanis Club meets every Thursday at 256-2050 one girl in my cabin had a noon at the Limestone Grill. Everyone is invited. Farm Bureau will be closed real bad dream the very first Historical Society Hours November 27th & 28th night we were there and she The Rockcastle Historical Society is open on Mondays wet in her sleeping bag. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the RTEC garage building. They hung it out to dry on a American Legion Post 71 tree limb and brought it back inside but we had to American Legion Post 71 meets the second Thursday at put up with that smell all 6 p.m. of each month at the Limestone Grill. Commander week. I made sure that I Tommy Hodges invites all Rockcastle veterans to join used the toilet every night this organization that honors American soldiers, sailors right before I went to sleep and airmen. Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 20, 2014 • Pg. A5

Land Judging Team: Alternate Andrew Mckinney, Caleb Ballinger, Sarah Poynter, Allie Johnson, and Sierra Sturgill.

Junior Varsity Parliamentary Procedure Team members are: Maggie Bourland, Brittany Taylor, Shelby Goff, Pamela Miller, Noah Vanwinkle, Austin Kirby, FFA Regional Field Day Jarred Brown, Dillon Long, and Tyler Lovell.

Submitted by various competitions. who placed 3rd in th region, Reporter Brianna Mink The Rockcastle County Ally Johnson, Sarah Cedar Creek Lake receives On October 23rd, a group FFA had a very sucessful Poynter and alternate An- of students from the local day. The land judging team drew Mckinney. FFA traveled to EKU Thurs- won 1st in the region. Mem- Gary Prewitt competed 12,000 rainbow trout day morning to compete in bers are Caleb Ballinger in the junior tractor driving the fall region field day who received regional high division and received re- Lincoln County’s Cedar Anglers may keep up to people to return the tag from where they competed in individual, Sierra Sturgill gional 1st place. Jarod Creek Lake received 12,000 eight rainbow trout. any tagged fish. The depart- Robinson competed in the rainbow trout in a stocking Visitors to Cedar Creek ment has placed four metal senior tractor driving divi- recently by the Kentucky Lake can go online to the boxes around the lake where sion and placed 2nd in the Department of Fish and Kentucky Fish and Wildlife anglers may get an enve- region. Wildlife Resources. Trout website at fw.ky.gov to see lope, fill out the information The junior varsity parlia- stockings first began at this a map and other information about the catch then deposit mentary procedure team popular 762-acre lake in about the lake. the envelope. also placed 1st in the region. October 2012. Fisheries personnel Boxes are located at each Members are: President- Fisheries Research Bi- tagged 600 trout in this stocking site as well as the Shelby Goff, Vice Presi- ologist Dave Dreves said the stocking and will tag an- Cowan Road boat ramp. The dent- Pamela Miller, Secre- lake remains a hidden gem other 600 in the February envelopes are postage paid. tary- Tyler Lovell, Trea- among trout anglers. stocking in an attempt to Anglers may take them surer- Jarred Brown, Re- “Our evaluation of the determine angler use. This home to fill them out, then porter- Dillon Long, 2012-2013 rainbow trout information will be used to send them back to Kentucky Sentinal- Noah Vanwinkle. stocking at Cedar Creek evaluate whether to con- Fish and Wildlife. Anglers Other members are: Maggie showed that there wasn’t as tinue trout stockings in the must include their name, Bourland, Brittany Taylor, much fishing pressure and lake. address, phone number and and Austin Kirby. harvest as we expected,” The department will con- whether they kept the trout The Teams that placed Dreves said. “We think an- duct a creel survey through or released it. Gary Prewitt competed in the junior tractor driving 1st in the region will go onto glers will flock there once the end of May to help de- Participants will receive division and received regional 1st place. Jarod compete at the state level. word gets out – especially termine utilization. Robinson competed in the senior tractor driving di- when they realize there’s so Dreves encourages (Cont. to A8) vision and placed 2nd in the region. much bank access that you Salvation don’t need to have a boat to catch trout.” Army’s Anglers can catch rainbow trout with worms, Angel Tree cheese, corn, salmon eggs Names have been dis- and Powerbait, as well as tributed in Rockcastle small in-line spinners and County by Salvation Army other lures. volunteers for the Angel The department stocked Tree program. fish at three sites: the ramp Thus far, Angel Tree at the dam; the ramp on old Dinner Specials tags, with children’s wishes U.S. 150, located in mid- and desires for Christmas. lake; and at the fishing ac- are available at: Save-A- cess area in the upper lake, Thursday 11/20 Monday 11/24 Lot, IGA, PBK Bank, Citi- located adjacent to the KY Grilled Chicked over Rice White Northern Beans zens Bank, Rockcastle 1770 bridge. Each site re- w/ Choice of Sides cooked w/ Country County Health Dept. and ceived 4,000 trout. Peoples Bank. “The trout going into wa- Friday 11/21 Ham, Greens & The Angel Tree program ter averaged 10 inches All you can eat Catfish Baked Cornbread is an opportunity to spread long,” noted Southeastern joy and cheer to the less for- District Fisheries Biologist Saturday 11/22 Tuesday 11/25 tunate during the holidays. John Williams. “This pro- Prime Rib Alecia’s Salmon Patty Through Angel Tree, vides a great opportunity for families and children have people to keep catching fish Choice of Two Sides w/ Choice of Two Sides their specific needs and at the lake throughout the wants met for a warm and winter, when other kinds of Sunday 11/23 Wednesday 11/26 joyous holiday experience. fish just aren’t biting.” Chicken/Dumplings & Italian Day You can also donate in- Another stocking of Dressing or Meat Loaf w/ dividually by simply pur- 9,000 trout will follow in Choice of Two Sides 1/2 Off Appetizers chasing a new toy, boots, February. Anglers can ex- During UK Games gloves, outerwear and drop pect to catch trout through Limestone Grille it off (unwrapped) at your June. Cedar Creek is consid- does catering nearest Salvation Army lo- ered a “put and take” lake Pastor Appreciation cation or partnering agency. for trout. Because trout can- for all your holiday Pastors eat free on Corporation sponsorship not survive in the warmer events! Sundays! opportunities are available water temperatures of sum- for the Angel Tree program. mer, the department encour- New Fall Hours • 7 days a week 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Call 859-624-5826 to find ages anglers to keep what Located at Exit 62 (former Rockcastle Steakhouse) out how your company can they catch. There is no size partner with The Salvation limit on trout in the lake. Phone 606-256-0131 Army by donating monies, having a toy drive or clothing drive (coats, hats and gloves). Serving Madison, Rockcastle, Lee, Jackson and Estill counties. Pg. A6 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 20, 2014 Deadline for next Yards to Paradise week’s paper is By Max Phelps adding up to 11.5% to their 4-5 percent. However, land- acid or alkaline soils? Will LANDSCAPING: Smart estimation of a property’s scaping below neighbor- it survive salt trucks, salt Money Investment worth versus a similar home hood standards can nega- mist or runoff water from 4 pm Monday Is landscaping a good in- that is not landscaped. Tra- tively affect price 8 to 10 treated streets that is salty? vestment? Does it add value ditional thinking is that a percent! Considering just the over time to your home? kitchen or bath update or Landscape improve- color of the leaves, or that it If you are in need of child care, call Does it give instant return upgrade will return from 75 ments not only add value, has such a pretty bloom can if you’re wanting to sell the percent to 125 percent on they can help a property sell lead to poor choices and fol- home? And how much, the dollars spent. While it’s 5 to 6 weeks faster, accord- lowed on by poor perfor- Donna’s Day Care where and why might you not recommended someone ing to the American Nurs- mance if planting condi- Owned and Operated by Donna Dalton want to invest in your prop- wanting to market their ery and Landscaping Asso- tions and other factors are located 1 1/2 miles out Chestnut Ridge off U.S. 25 erty with wise landscaping? home immediately spend on ciation. Again, we have to not in line with the prefer- My readers should have major landscape upgrades, qualify this to modest ex- ences of the tree you dream Certified Home quite a bit of new and use- minor work that delivers a penditures that improve ap- about. This could lead to Capacity to 6 Children ful information on land- positive curb appeal is a su- pearance of a home. Fancy negative return on your in- scaping as an investment by per idea. And, in time, a or extensive new landscap- vestment, or even death of Over 20 years experience the time we conclude. good landscape can deliver ing to a place you are sell- the tree, not to mention the in the McKee area Spending 5% of the to- up to 200% or more in re- ing is not wise, both from a time wasted and the delay tal value of your home on turn. (Example: a tree that cost/return perspective and in having the dream tree you Openings available in all age groups landscaping, doing it wisely, you buy and plant for $100 also that the more elaborate want. can add 15% or more to the or one you hire done for projects will only appeal to The value of a good 606-224-9115 • 256-1803 value of your home, accord- $225—that tree, depending a smaller portion of pro- looking yard that also is ing to Smart Money maga- upon species and what part spective new homeowners functional and usable is donnaw83@hotmail zine in its March 2003 edi- of the country you’re talk- looking at your home with huge. Broken sidewalks, tion. A caveat, poor design ing about, may be valued by the ‘for sale’ sign. Fairly rotten porches, unfenced and installation could have an appraiser at somewhere simple but tasteful is the yard with pets: these detract the opposite effect, so wise between $1,000 and key. Let the next owner do from values. A yard that ap- use of money is needed in $10,000 in a decade or two the big expensive stuff. peals to the most people will order to reap such nice when it becomes a large What about the home- be a winner if selling is in gains. I am betting a chance tree, provided it’s healthy owner who plans to keep his your future. Having all the to add $30,000 in value to a and was planted in an appro- property for many years and little particulars you want $200,000 home with a priate spot to begin with.) wants to invest in the land- are fine if you plan on stay- We’d like to announce Philip Scott and Matt Stepp $10,000 investment will en- In the real estate sales scaping? There is more free- ing awhile, your own com- (formerly of Tri-County Pest Control) courage you to read on. business they talk a lot dom here to do involved fort and preferences may be have joined Bugs-R-Us Pest Control. A Clemson University about “comps” or compa- projects, and those that are a good investment for you study found that prospective rable homes. Above average on his family’s need or wish and your yard. We are now servicing buyers value landscaping as landscaping raises pricing list. A swimming pool or a Trees and greenery relax jungle gym may not return people. So does the sound Rockcastle County and Minds in the Middle full value at selling time, but of water. And sometimes invite all our friends if it means the kids and wind. Being able to swim, to call us at Parent Teacher confer- their assignments can stay grandkids really have a grow a garden, cook out- ences will be held on Thurs- after school until 4:45. good time and it makes for doors, all of these can be 606-344-2344 or day from 3:00-5:30. The 8th Transportation is provided. a much better quality of life, wise investments. They just 606-528-8555. grade will also be sponsor- Congratulations to our Y- who is to say it isn’t money may not return the same ing a Cake Walk and selling Club students who attended well spent! (Not everything good returns if you are just hot dogs with chili, chips, the Kentucky Youth Assem- can be totaled up with a dol- looking at dollars return for and drinks in an effort to bly this week. More details lar value.) dollars spent. Again, not ev- raise funds for an 8thgrade about their achievements Long term, some of the erything can be priced as trip at the end of the year. will come later. best return on money spent having a certain dollar Come and show support for We now have drug test- comes from planting small value. Making your place your child. Report cards ing kits free to all parents. but healthy trees and shrubs, the way you want it is may be picked up at the con- The test is a saliva test and and they become much money smart too. ferences. is very easy to give. This is more valuable in time. Doing things your self The annual Unite Club a great resources for parents Hardscaping such as patios, will save money in the short food drive will continue who have suspicions that decks, terraces, swales, run. And perhaps even long through November 25th. their child may be using walks, water features and so term, if you do your home- Our local food bank is in drugs. The kits are spon- on are also important to long (Cont. to A8) need of our donations. Send sored by Unite and can be term satisfaction and reward non-perishable food items to picked up in our Youth Ser- to the homeowners. The help our community. vices Center. tough part for the beginning We are now taking orders Tuesday will be Hat Day. new homeowner is visual- for yearbooks. Students Students can donate $1 to izing when they plant that should have brought home the 8th grade trip fund and shade tree that it shouldn’t AUCTIONAUCTION order forms. Extra forms wear a hat for the day. be planted in a certain spot are available in the office. We appreciate your sup- if a pool or patio or new These are available for $30 port. There is no school on driveway or a second garage Mobile Home & 4 Acres +/- until Christmas break. Best November 24-26. Enjoy will need to go there at some Wishes Ads are available to time with your family! future date. Hiring a de- Plus Personal Property of Carlene Saylor 8thgrade parents. Forms for The Box Tops have been signer early on in this mat- purchasing ads are also counted and two teams were ter may be much cheaper Sat., November 22, 2014 • 10 a.m. available in the office and within a few box tops of than dealing with mistakes must be returned no later each other in last month’s as time passes and some 3442 Hwy. 3245, Brodhead than November 21st. race. Those teams were the things have to be removed Congratulations to Mr. Enterprisers with 2,910 box to make way for more (Off Hwy. 150, take Hwy. 3245 3 miles to the property) McGuire’s 7th grade Shoot- tops and the Challengers projects at a later date. Plan- Mobile home is a 2001 model, 16x80 and features living room and kitchen combination, three bedrooms, two ing Stars homeroom and with 2,890 box tops. Con- ning is useful—so often I baths, enclosed back porch and front porch. There is central heat and air and county water. Situated on 4 acres Mrs. Ballinger’s 6th grade gratulations for a job well see people shopping for +/-, with unattached two-car garage with electric, small barn, chicken house and two other outbuildings. All Enterprisers homeroom on done! The next race goes trees or shrubs and they fenced with lots of trees and creek on property. winning the attendance race through February 24th! have little idea until they get Partial List of Personal Property: Refrigerator, washer, 52” TV, 5 pc. cedar bedroom suite, coffee and end last week. Help our school by asking home how it is going to fit tables, 3 pc. bedroom suite, wrought iron table and chairs, mirrors and pictures, stove, dryer, recliner, corner We now have ESS on all your family members to in some good looking shelf, chest of drawers, dresser, lamps, what-nots, table and 4 chairs, living room suite, desk and chair, cedar Thursdays. Students who save box tops. scheme. chest, gun cabinet, floor lamp, dishes, small table and lots and lots more items too numerous to mention. need some extra help with Right tree? Not only Terms:10% down day of sale on property with balance on or before 30 days with deed. Personal property - cash right size, right shape needs or good check day of sale. to be considered. What does your proposed tree look like in each of the four seasons? NAPIER REAL ESTATE & AUCTION CO. Will it bloom? Should it be 3540 U.S. Hwy. 27 South - Stanford, Ky. • 606-365-3589 an evergreen tree? Will it tolerate sun, shade, drought, Col. Bill Napier and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers swampy areas, poor soil, All written material came from owner and is assumed to be accurate. Announcements made sale day take precedence over written material.

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929 N. Main St. 1007 Cumberland Falls Hwy. London, KY 40741 Corbin, KY 40701 (606) 862-0956 (606) 258-8637 (606) 864-0488 (606) 258-8640 Monday - Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 20, 2014 • Pg. A7 Rockets lose, 43-20, to Lexington Catholic in second round of playoffs

By: Doug Ponder However, the Knights ceiver Kyle Denny for a 36 to stop our backs at or just through adversity with all purpose,” Parkey said. “I The Rockcastle Rockets high-powered offense put yard touchdown pass. The past the line,” Parkey said. the injuries and that they believe our effort, grit and football team finished the up an unanswered 43 points extra point attempt by “Lexington Catholic’s were truly overachievers. the fact of just how hard we 2014 season with a 7-5 on the Rockets before half- Langford was no good mak- athleticism got us a couple “Our seniors stepped up played this year is a direct record after a 43-20 loss to time before being held ing the final score 43-20. of times. Our defense was and were tremendous lead- reflection of our seven se- the Lexington Catholic scoreless in the second half Lovell led the Rocket of- in position to make plays in ers from day one. Inconsis- niors.” Knights in the second round of the game. fense with 21 carries for 118 the backfield but they were tent play is often a Parkey went on to say of regional playoffs last Fri- After halftime, senior yards and one touchdown. able to shake tackles and get byproduct of playing so that the team will take some day night. fullback Chance Ansardi Lovell also had two tackles some big chunks.” many young guys but the time to recover before pre- The momentum started punched the ball into the on defense. Parkey said that this sea- seniors made sure we were paring for the 2015 season out in the Rockets favor as endzone on a 7 yard touch- Other Rockets with rush- son was absolutely great. He going to the field each day in the weight room this win- they scored on their first of- down run. The extra point ing yardage were: sopho- said the Rockets played with focus, intensity and a ter. fensive drive when fresh- by Langford was good cut- more running back Devon man tailback Brent Lovell ting Catholic’s lead to 43- Robinson with seven carries scored on a 55 yard touch- 14. for 21 yards; freshman full- down run. The extra point The Rockets scored back Holdan Barnett had attempt by kicker Tyler again in the fourth quarter three rushes for 16 yards; Langford was good giving when sophomore quarter- junior fullback Dalton Cole the Rockets the early 7-0 back Dakota Bishop con- got 13 yards on one carry; lead. nected with senior wide re- senior fullback Isaiah Adams had three rushes for 8 yards and Ansardi got one carry for 7 yards and one touchdown. Bishop was one of six passing for 36 yards, one touchdown and two inter- ceptions. Senior wide receiver Kyle Denny caught Bishop’s one pass for a 36 yard touchdown. The Rocket defense was led by Ansardi with 9 tackles. Sophomore defensive Sophomore Austin Mills (#28), senior Chance Ansardi (#45) and freshman Brent lineman Logan Coffey also Lovell (#31) surround a Lexington Catholic running back during the Rockets 43- had a big night with one 20 loss last Friday night. The Rockets finished the season with a 7-5 record. tackle, one sack and one fumble recovery. Other Rockets picking up tackles were: sophomore Isaiah Mercer with 7; Denny had 4; Robinson and sophomore defensive end Lucas Jones had 3 each; sophomore linebacker Austin Mills and sophomore defensive lineman Austin Saylor had two tackles each and sophomore defensive end Tommy Benge and sopho- Sophomore defensive back Isaac McClure tackles a more defensive back Isaac Lexington Catholic receiver last Frdiay night dur- McClure were credited with ing the Rockets 43-20 loss during the second round one tackle each. of the playoffs. Head Coach Scott Parkey said Lexington Steven Catholic was a good team Chaney and that he was pleased with filled his how the Rockets competed buck tag early against them. on the first “Our offense had a hard morning of the time sustaining their blocks Freshman tailback Brent Lovell breaks free on a 55 yard touchdown run during season when he against their front. We really last Friday night’s 43-20 loss to Lexington Catholic in the second round of re- harvested this got after them but they out- gional playoffs. Lovell led the Rocket offense with 21 carries for 188 yards and 8 pt., 195 lb. leveraged us and were able one touchdown. buck in the Blue Springs area of Livingston Fire and Rescue’s Rockcastle Fundraiser County. Turkey Shoot for St. Jude’s Saturday, Nov. 22nd & 29th Helen McFerron A fundraiser for St. also be a raffle of a variety Saturday, Dec. 27th killed this Jude’s Children’s Hospital of gift cards, items and nice 8 pt. will be held this Sunday, products for $1 per ticket or buck on November 23rd at 6 tickets for $5 and you do 10 a.m. Nov. 8th in Brodhead’s Dollar General not have to be present to Rockcastle Store from 10 a.m. to ? win. David Mason’s Garage County. The fundraiser consists Donations will be wel- North of Livingston on U.S. 25 How about of a meal for $3 which income and appreciated. that, cludes: hot dog or chili dog, 100% of the proceeds 410-16-20-12 Gauge Shot Guns Only! Ronnie and chips, drink, a snack cake will go to St. Jude’s. Danny? and ice cream. There will No Custom Guns!! Judge’s Decision Final! $2.00/Shot (Shells furnished by Fire Dept.) • Concessions Sold

Logan Vanwinkle, 10, Rockcastle Youth Basketball Assoc. killed a 10 pt. (formerly “Junior Pro”) Jerry Robbins buck last Player Name______of Saturday in Grade_____ School______Blue Springs Owen County killed this on a hunt with Teacher______Phone No.______17 pt. buck in his dad and Rockcastle brother. Please list two emergency numbers: County Name______Phone #______on Congratulations Nov. 10th. from Dad, Name______Phone #______Congratulations, Christie Jerry! and Please circle one size for shirt and one size for shorts family. Shirt Size: YSM YM YL ASM AM AL AXL Shorts Size: YSM YM YL ASM AM AL AXL As parents, we give our approval and permission for the student listed above to participate in any and all Rockcastle Youth Basketball Association activities. As a parent, I assume all responsibilities, risks, and hazards incidental to such participation, including transportation to and from the activities including practices and games. I agree to not hold the coaches, school personnel, or intramural coordinators responsible for any injury to my child. I certify that my child is in good health and has no physical disabilities or illnesses that would prevent my child from participation in all activities. In the event of an injury during the activities, an all out effort will be made to contact you. If you or your contact person are unavailable or cannot be reached, the signature below will authorize the coordinators or coaches to seek whatever medical advice or treatment necessary. Furthermore, you will assume any financial responsibility for such medical treatment. By signing below, I signify that I have read and will abide by the conditions stated therein. Guardian______Date______The Rock Elite 5th grade Cost $45 (includes jersey and shorts) AAU won the War on the Please return forms and money to school by Friday, Nov. 21st Floor Tournament re- or you may pay on evaluation day. cently held in Richmond. Pictured are front from Make checks payable to: Rockcastle Youth Basketball Assoc. left: Matthew Chasteen, Forms may be returned to: Ethan Fain, Noah Fain Benny Blanton - BES • Jennifer White - MVES and Silas Shaffer. Back Thomas Coffey - MVES • Emily Craig - RES row from left: Drew Hopkins, Garrett Hamilton, Landon Gen- • Evaluations • try and Daniel Mullins. Not pictured: Jake Sand- Saturday, November 22nd ers and Reese Coguer. Mt. Vernon Elementary 8:00 a.m. - 4th graders • 9:00 a.m. - 5th graders 10:30 a.m. - 2nd graders • 11:30 a.m. - 3rd graders Any questions call Benny Blanton at 606-308-2538 between 4:00 - 10:00 p.m. Pg. A8 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 20, 2014

need about $17,000 to $105,000 to the general also approved by the Fall breeding season “Trout” meet expenses of his de- fund, from the occupa- court. The letter will en- (Cont. from A5) partment through the end tional tax fund, for trans- able the board to apply increases deer movement of the year. fer to the detention cen- for two grants--one from a pewter fish pin and be en- the Appalachian Re- Cooler temperatures by Hopkins (116), tered into a monthly draw- McNew said that ter. gional Commission for and shorter days bring out Campbell (103), ing for cash prizes. $85,000 had been set Carloftis informed the $225,000 and one for the fall colors that paint Jefferson (100) and A total of nine drawings aside by the sheriff to court that until Thursday Kentucky’s landscape in Hardin (95) counties, ac- will be made each month: $85,000 to repay the state (the day of the meeting), $500,000 from CDBG. warm hues before winter cording to state police one $100 winner, one $50 for the loan Peters is ad- the county only had a two The ARC grant would arrives. data. winner, two $25 winners vanced each year to op- hour supply of salt but be used to repair and At about the same Of the 10 counties and five $10 winners. “You erate until revenue starts that a shipment had been renovate the Forster time, the breeding instinct with the highest average stay in until you win,” coming in from property received that day which Mullins building in in whitetail deer stirs, put- of vehicle-deer collisions Dreves said. taxes. If the sheriff has to gave them an extra day’s Livingston which is ting them on the move from 2009-2013, accord- Adult anglers must have take the $17,000 out of supply. “We have 55 tons owned by the city. The a trout permit in addition and more frequently into ing to state police data, those monies and is not on hand and ordered 300 CDBG grant would be to a fishing license to keep the paths of motorists. more than half are classi- able to repay the loan on tons in May,” Carloftis used to complete renova- those fish. A trout permit time, the state will not ad- said. The county orders tion of the Livingston About half of all colli- fied by Kentucky Fish is included in the senior/ sions between vehicles and Wildlife as Zone 1 vance the money for next salt through the state and school building, owned disabled license and the by the county. and deer in Kentucky oc- counties. The department Sportsman’s license. year’s operation and Pe- has to wait until the state cur over the last three sets deer hunting season ters would have to layoff has their supply before The court also ap- months of the calendar dates and bag limits by employees. the county gets its order. proved payment for: year, according to statis- zone. In a Zone 1 county, “Snow” However, the court The court approved •$1,432 to County tics compiled by Ken- a hunter may harvest an (Cont. from front) demurred from making giving the city of Clerk Danetta Allen for preparing tax bills; tucky State Police. More unlimited number of does Transportation Director an immediate decision, Brodhead $21,655 for •$7,583 to the Lincoln of these collisions are re- (female deer) so long as Chris Cornelius said they telling McNew they completion of the stage at County Fiscal Court for ported in November than they have purchased the are hoping for a milder would know if there were the new Brodhead Park. chip and seal of the Lamb in any other month. appropriate additional winter this school year funds available in any The city has a $10,000 “October, November deer permits. compared to the severe county accounts once the grant for the project Black Road in and December make up “A Zone 1 county is winter last school year. October bills were paid. which will be reimbursed Rockcastle County; the main breeding season where we’re trying to get “I don’t know for sure The court also did not to the county. •$7,076 for the for whitetail deer,” said a reduction in the deer that this is the earliest we take any action on a re- The court also voted sheriff’s fee audit; Gabe Jenkins, deer and herd,” Jenkins said. “We have had a snow day be- quest by Jessie Bugg, on two new members for •$10,188 for the elk program coordinator realize there are too many fore but I know it’s the coach of a 4th grade bas- the county extension county clerk’s fee audit, for the Kentucky Depart- and we’re trying to give earliest I can remember,” ketball team for help with board. Named to the and ment of Fish and Wildlife our hunters ample oppor- Cornelius said. “Having expenses. board were: Jeff Albright •$2,995 to Singleton Resources. “The peak is tunity to take as many our first snow day at the McKinney told Bugg and Carol Sigmon. Insurance for the in November.” antlerless deer as they beginning of November that he was personally A support letter for the treasurer’s bond. Deer are most active can. Does are what drive is not a good indication afraid of this “thing.” City of Livingston was around dawn and dusk as the population - the more for a milder winter com- “The county attorney has they look for mates, he does our hunters can take pared to last year’s win- told us that it may not be Livingston Fire and Rescue’s said. State police data in Zone 1, the better we ter.” legal” since it is not af- from 2009-2013 shows do with population con- filiated with any county most vehicle-deer colli- trol.” program. “It wouldn’t be Turkey Shoot sions in November occur More information “Upgrades” any different if Joe from 5-8 a.m. and 5 p.m.- about vehicle collisions (Cont. from front) Clontz and I wanted to midnight. with deer, including sta- take a wrestling team to Saturday, Nov. 22nd & 29th “Be aware of the tim- tistics and driving tips, is get revenue left for the Oklahoma.” ing and time of day and available online at new court. Bugg said that he had Saturday, Dec. 27th your surroundings,” kentuckystatepolice.org/ Carloftis made the inquired about holding a Jenkins said. “Think deerauto.htm. motion to lease the tournament at Livingston 10 a.m. about where you see deer $280,000 from KACO. It gym with part of the pro- and keep that in mind.” David Mason’s Garage “Yards” was seconded by Magis- ceeds going to his team. Yellow highway signs trate Ralph Allen and the However, McKinney (Cont. from A6) North of Livingston on U.S. 25 identify deer crossing hot motion carried. pointed out that the spots. Stay alert and be Carloftis commented 410-16-20-12 Gauge Shot Guns Only! work and do things with ut- county owned the gym cautious as you drive afterwards that no other and he did not have to No Custom Guns!! Judge’s Decision Final! through these areas. At most care and attention. It fire department in the will be easier, for sure, if share the proceeds. $2.00/Shot night, use high-beam state, that is not a taxing In other business, the headlights when appro- you turn it over to some- district, receives as much (Shells furnished by Fire Dept.) • Concessions Sold one experienced and repu- court transferred priate. High beams can support as fire depart- help a driver see twice as table. What if you do need ex- ments in Rockcastle far. pert help? Well, my first bit County. Should you encounter of advice is don’t go to a The court also learned a deer in the road, slow garden center that also has they will have to absorb down but only steer to a landscape crew. The another hefty cost, avoid hitting the animal if more expensive stuff they $6,000 a month for the it can be done safely. sell, the happier they’ll be. utility bill at the former Swerving can confuse the Instead try going to a place Anchor Packaging build- deer even more and in- that sells yard furnishings, ing. McKinney said it crease the likelihood of a or a mulch and stone yard was a flat rate charged by crash, Jenkins said. Allow perhaps, someone who will Jackson Energy and that, the deer to leave the road- feel responsible for it if along with other costs to way but keep in mind that they refer a poor choice to keepup the building, in- other deer may be in the you. You’ll get the best names such a business cluding security, heat and immediate area. water, will amount to Above all, remember knows about usually. Another tactic to insure about $10,000 a month to wear your seat belt. It’s until the building is sold the law in Kentucky. you don’t get a bad con- tractor or job? Go through or leased. Most people injured or The first item of busi- killed in vehicle-deer col- some neighborhoods and ask who did the job for that ness for the meeting was lisions were not wearing home? And, especially, in- a presentation by Dale a safety belt, according to quire who did the land- McNew, accountant for state police. scapes that you think look the sheriff’s office who The 2,985 vehicle-deer bad! If several homes on a collisions reported last told the court that Sher- street mention a certain iff Mike Peters would year accounted for less landscaper, and you’re than 3 percent of all ve- looking at what’s before hicle collisions statewide, your eyes, and you’re according to state police underwhelmed with data. There were no fatali- crooked, dead, mis- ties resulting from vehicle matched or unsuitable collisions with deer in the choices for the location, state in 2012 or 2013, and you may realize going to the number of people in- that extra effort saves you jured in these types of from the error of calling crashes in Kentucky has the same company to do decreased every year your work! since 2008. In conclusion, time is “We’ve worked with your friend. The right landscaping will gain steadily the Kentucky Transporta- in value over the years. I tion Cabinet over the believe landscaping, well years to identify high-risk planned and executed, will areas,” Jenkins said. produce a positive return “Transportation crews on your investment and have cleared areas along will be money well spent. the roadways to give mo- (And even if spending torists a better field of money on your property view to see deer and to be increased the value in an more aware of their sur- amount exactly equal roundings.” amount to what you spent, Biologists estimate you would still enjoy the Kentucky has about 1 new landscaping, and not million deer and attribute for a few days like you the increased movement would a vacation, or a few in fall to breeding activ- hours like a Superbowl, or ity, not hunting pressure. a few minutes perhaps if Hunting lowers deer den- you gamble those dollars sity. away. Instead you accumu- late equity in your home Some of the highest that will endure and grow collision rates are found as time passes.) in counties with high deer Evidence is abundant, densities. Boone County good landscaping is a su- led the state the previous per investment. five years with an average The author, Max Phelps, is a of 154 vehicle-deer colli- landscaper. Your feedback is sions per year followed encouraged. www.rockcastles.net. Second Section Thursday, November 20, 2014

Hidden Among Us The American Revolutionary War Patriots of Rockcastle By Karen Hamm Adams you are interested in joining To celebrate and honor the Daughters of the Ameri- the county’s American can Revolution or the Chil- Revolutionary War Patriots dren of American Revolu- and to enlighten the commu- tion, please contact Debbie nity about the service and Brown (606) 758-8659 or sacrifice of these brave men, Iris Young (606) 256-2851. on behalf of the Rockcastle John Pruett Chapter of the Daughters of John Pruett was born in the American Revolution, I October 1742 in Caroline have compiled highlights of Co. VA and died 30 May the service of the known 1836 in Rockcastle Co. KY. patriots living in the county According to his pension Hundreds of runners from and who applied for a pen- application, John gave the across the state came out sion between the years of following account of his ser- for the annual Renfro 1818 and 1842. All infor- vice on 29 June 1829 Rock N’ Run Half Mara- mation was taken from the Rockcastle Co. KY at the thon and 5K last Saturday. patriot’s own account from age of seventy-five. He en- 261 runners participated his pension application and listed for a term of eighteen in the half marathon and other historical documents. months in 1781 about six 144 in the 5K. Shown in the More information can be months before the Battle of top photo are runners in found on each patriot at the Eutaw Springs in South the half marathon on Hwy local library or the Carolina (8 September 1505 in Brindle Ridge. The Rockcastle Historical Soci- 1781) in Henry Co. VA in route for the half mara- ety. (Copyright Pending). If the company commanded thon went down Lake by Captain Brice Martain in Linville Road to Barnett Salvation the Regiment commanded Road, Purr Rigsby Road, by Colonel Stevens on the Hwy 1505, then back down Army’s line of the state of Virginia Mt. Zion Church Road to Angel Tree on Continental establish- Lake Linville Road, Shown at right are runners starting the 5K which traveled down Lake Linville Road 1.5 miles before turning around. Both races started and ended at Renfro Valley. Names have been dis- ment. Shortly after the tributed in Rockcastle Battle of Eutaw Springs, County by Salvation Army John was placed under the volunteers for the Angel command of Captain Will- Tree program. iam Dooling for three years Thus far, Angel Tree enlistment and belonged to tags, with children’s wishes the line of the state of North and desires for Christmas. Carolina. He served out his are available at: Save-A- time of service and was dis- Lot, IGA, PBK Bank, Citi- charged by Captain Dooling zens Bank, Rockcastle at Gilford Courthouse in the County Health Dept. and state of North Carolina. Peoples Bank. John stated in his applica- The Angel Tree program tion that he was in the Battle is an opportunity to spread of Gilford Courthouse and joy and cheer to the less for- was wounded in the knee. tunate during the holidays. At the time of his pen- Through Angel Tree, fami- sion application, John had lies and children have their the following assets listed: specific needs and wants one hundred acres of land met for a warm and joyous worth sixty dollars; two holiday experience. cows and two yearlings If you wish your busi- worth twenty dollars; ten or ness to participate you twelve hogs worth twelve should: dollars. His application was Call the Salvation Army approved and he was al- to get registration informa- lowed a pension executed tion at 859-624-5826 then 26 September 1830 at the rate of eight dollars per display your tags on a tree, The Rockcastle County PVA staff recently threw a retirement party for County PVA Margaret Offutt who is month for service as a pri- bulletin board or anywhere retiring in December after serving in the position for 33 years. Deputy PVA Janet Vaughn was elected to the vate for eighteen months in you would like or you can position and will take office in January. Shown above is Offutt’s staff from left to right: Ruth Thompson, Mrs. the Virginia Line. simply distribute the tags to Offutt, Janet Vaughn and Cyndie Offutt. willing participants; John married Rebecca Collect unwrapped gifts Elizabeth Day (1756VA- from participants with tags 1854 Rockcastle Co. KY) Fundraiser attached then contact your about 1785 in Virginia. Salvation Army representa- They moved from Virginia for St. Jude’s tive to arrange for pick-up to Kentucky around the year A fundraiser for St. or drop off of the toys. 1808. He died 30 May 1836 Jude’s Children’s Hospital You can also donate in- in Rockcastle Co. KY. will be held this Sunday, dividually by simply pur- Rebecca followed some November 23rd at chasing a new toy, boots, years later in 1854. Their Brodhead’s Dollar General gloves, outerwear and drop burial place is unknown. Store from 10 a.m. to ? it off (unwrapped) at your John unfortunately did The fundraiser consists nearest Salvation Army lo- not name any spouse or chil- of a meal for $3 which in- cation or partnering agency. dren in his application. It cludes: hot dog or chili dog, Corporation sponsorship is thought that there were at chips, drink, snack cake and opportunities are available least five children born from ice cream. Also a raffle of a for the Angel Tree program. this union. As to date, variety of gift cards, items Call 859-624-5826 to find nodescendant of John Pruett and products for $1 per out how your company can has joined the Daughters of ticket or 6 tickets for $5 and partner with The Salvation the American Revolution. He would be considered a you do not have to be (Cont. to B8) new patriot to the Society. (Cont. to B8) The Mt. Vernon Police Department recently swore-in Lucas Tucker as a new police officer. Tucker is a former Kentucky Fish and Wildlife game warden and is shown above with Mt. Vernon Police Chief Brian Carter and Mt. Vernon Mayor Mike Bryant.

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County Judge Executive Buzz Carloftis is shown presenting County Dog Warden Buck Farthing a plaque of appreciation. Farthing recently retired from the position after 20 years of service. Visit us on the Internet at https://www.kyfb.com/rockcastle/insurance/ Pg. B2 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 20, 2014 News from the Rockcastle Courthouse

Ronald Abney: criminal Nicholas M. McCoy: Aaron M. Vaught: care- Circuit Civil District Civil trespassing, $200 fine/sus- failure to wear seat belts, li- less driving, license sus- Deeds pend $150 on condition plus cense suspended for fta. pended for fta. Suits Suits costs. Recorded Tonya Bosley: fines/fees KU matching customer donations due ($153 and $753), bench Commonwealth of Ken- Dale Lark vs. Bill Joe and Joann Allen, Heating assistance program tucky vs. Jamica Grgymals, forcible detainer property in Renfro Valley, warrant (bw) issued for fail- Pennington, complaint for complaint. to David J. and Dicie Allen. ure to appear (fta)/20 days in jail or payment in full. funds available for residents child support and medical Tony Baugh vs. Farrah Tax $1.50 support. Martin, forcible detainer David and Betty Ruben Cantera in need during frigid winter Commonwealth of Ken- complaint. Newcomb and others, prop- Dominguez: no operators/ moped license, $100 fine tucky vs. Reginald Capital One Bank vs. erty on Main and Mullins Winter is several days About the program Pennington, complaint for Robin D. Barrett, $2,465.15 St., Livingston, to Jacob and costs. away, but with snow falling Community WinterCare child support and medical plus claimed due. C-00253 Mahaffey. No tax Alan L. Gaddis: failure and temperatures in the re- is a third-party nonprofit or- to or improper signal, fail- support. Correction gion dipping below freez- ganization that helps cus- Midland Funding LLC Subscribe to Janet and Randall Par- ure to wear seat belts, driving, area residents are al- tomers in financial crises vs. Sandra Sowder, sons and Gail and Gary ing DUI suspended license, ready beginning to feel the pay their heating bills. bw issued for fta. $9,615.37 plus claimed due. the Signal Wayne Keith, property on chill of the colder season. Eligibility for heating CI-00258 Gilbert Burton Road, to Jamie L. Grubb: operat- To assist customers who assistance benefits is deter- Thomas and Kathy Burgin. ing on suspended/revoked may have difficulty paying mined by the WinterCare operators license, $100 fine Tax $9 their heating bills during nonprofit organization. and costs. the winter months, Ken- The program assists fami- Sweet Sauce BBQ Walter A. Hembree: tucky Utilities Company is lies in dire financial situa- fines/fees due ($733), bw Sweet Sauce BBQ is a new BBQ Catering business, Marriage once again matching resi- tions and lack of resources, issued for fta/15 days in jail dential customers' dona- looking forward to serving your next event. a family with no heat or the Licenses or payment in full. tions to Community immediate prospect of no Fully insured and health department compliant. Billy T. Hines: fines/fees WinterCare, the utility's heat; and families with a Contact us for your next event! Ashleigha Dawn Soderling, 22, Mt. Vernon, ldue ($113 and $188), bw is- primary heating assistance family member who is eld- *Whole Hog *Ribs *Brisket housewife to Daniel A. Mar- sued for fta/7 days in jail or program, $1 for $1. erly, very young, seriously paymet in full. *Pork Shoulders *Chicken *Sides & More tin, 24, Mt. Vernon, forklift With the match in effect ill or disabled. KU plays no Serving Rockcastle and surrounding counties operator. 11/7/14 Larry C. Love: operating from October 1, 2014 part in determining eligibil- Emily Breanne Goins, motor vehicle under influ- through March 31, 2015, ity. Families in need of as- ence of alcohol/drugs, $200 606-875-1347 25, Rockholds, Hooper- the utility encourages cus- sistance will be interviewed Holmes to Adam Carrier fine and costs, $375 service tomers to consider making by WinterCare service Dailey, 28, Louisville, po- fee, 30 days operator license a tax-deductible donation to partners, usually local suspensiion/ADE autho- lice dept. 11/8/14 the program by making a Community Action Agen- Virginia Lominac rized. monthly pledge or a one- cies or other non-profit as- Terry D. Montjoy: fines/ time contribution. Even sistance groups, who cus- District fees due ($633), converted rounding up a payment to tomers should call to apply Sears to 13 days in jail/concurrent. the next whole dollar for funds. Court Daniel Wayne Rose: makes a difference. Take caution during Attorney At Law, PLLC criminal trespassing, bw is- “Since 2009, customer winter weather Nov. 10, 2014 sued for fta. donations and matching With highs and lows Hon. Kathryn G. Wood Nathan T. Stewart: fines/ funds from KU and its sis- forecast to hover around • Divorce Marsha S. Banks: public fees due ($233), bw issued ter company Louisville Gas and below freezing the rest intoxication, 10 days in lieu for fta/5 days in jail or pay- and Electric Company have of the week, KU reminds • Custody/Adoption of fine and costs. ment in full. raised nearly $2 million,” customers to take safety Echo N. Cooley: operat- Cynthia L. Vanwinkle: said LG&E and KU Vice precautions during winter • Criminal Defense ing motor vehicle under in- fines/fees due ($233), bw President of Customer Ser- weather. fluence of alcohol/drugs, issued for fta/5 days in jail vices John Malloy. “Com- •Have your furnace • Auto Accident/ $200 fine and costs, $375 or payment in full. bining our dollars creates a checked by a certified pro- service fee, 30 days opera- Shane P. Ware: fines/fees greater pool of funds, fessional to make sure it’s due ($233), bw issued for tor license suspension/ADE which ultimately go a long in peak operating condi- fta/5 days in jail or payment Personal Injury authorized. way toward helping our tion. Remember to check in full. Eric Lee Hughes: viola- neighbors having a tough your filter each month and Speeding: William J. •Social Security tion of Kentuckky EPO/ time paying their utility replace it as necessary, Wright, Robert Spurlock, DVO, 180 days/probated 24 bills and keeping their based on the $48 fine and costs/fine sus- • Disability months on condition plus families comfortable dur- manufacturer’s recommen- costs. pended on condition; Paul ing frigid conditions that Jason K. Kates: public A. Brown, license sus- have only just begun.” (Cont. to B3) • General Legal Practice intoxication, $100 fine and pended for fta. costs. David R. Ross: terroris- Call 606-862-1224 tic threatening, 30 days/pro- to discuss your legal issue today. bated 24 months on condi- This is an advertisement tion plus costs. Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 20, 2014 • Pg. B3 RCMS students participate BES Academic List... in G2-TECS and GEMS Principal’s List Honor Roll Green Somerset Community piratory Therapist Program Green – 3rd Lexi Dotson, Ella Bussell, College (SCC) hosted a Jamie Cromer, Lee Rowe, director, Jason Asher, SCC Isabella Whitaker, Lexie Guys Geared up for Tech- Harley Cope, Haven King, Director of clinical educa- Neeley, Wessin Falin, nology, Engineering, Com- tion, Angie Mills, SCC labo- Connor VanWinkle, Leigha Landon Carlton, Kyra puters and Science (G2- Crutcher. ratory director, and SCC Gibson. 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Electronics workshop was son. •Build an emergency kit hosted by Curt Null, SCC Somerset Community that includes a battery-pow- assistant professor in Elec- College is a comprehensive ered radio, flashlights for tronics/Electrical Technol- two-year institution of everyone in the family, ogy and Phillip Moran, higher education. SCC has fresh batteries for any de- SCC assistant professor of campuses in Somerset and vices, first-aid kit, and Electronics/Electrical Tech- London, and centers in over-the-counter and pre- nology. The Culinary Arts Clinton, McCreary, Casey, scription medications. A workshop was hosted by and Russell counties. For complete list of essential SCC Chefs Michael Wells admission and program in- emergency kit supplies can and Ed Nazario. The Res- formation, visit their be found at www.ready.gov piratory Therapy workshop website at •Always operate a por- was hosted by Jess Hoskins, somerset.kctcs.edu. table generator safely and SCC Advanced-Level Res- outdoors to allow for proper venting. Consult with a qualified, licensed electrician and/or review the manufacturer's instruc- tions before you install the generator. •Snow and ice accumu- lation on tree branches can sometimes cause them to break and fall into power lines. Stay away and consider all fallen wires dan- gerous. •KU customers should call 800-981-0600 to report a downed wire or power outage. KU customers can also report an outage online at lge-ku.com after register- ing their account. •Be sure to use LG&E and KU's outage map on your computer at lge- ku.com/storm or other mobile devices to receive near Pg. B4 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 20, 2014 Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 20, 2014 • Pg. B5 2014 Farm Bill Farm and Home News Tom Mills Rockcastle County Extension Office The 2014 Farm Bill pro- held Thursday November vides dairy and grain farm- 20th at 10:00 a.m. at the ers with income protection. Fayette County Extension For dairy (MPP) Margin Office on Red Mile Road. Protection Program replaces State Beef Assessment the Milk Income Loss Con- (Kentucky Beef Check Off) tract Program. For grain Referendum will be held producers the ( ARC) Agri- Thursday November 20th culture Risk Coverage and 2014 from 8:00 am to Rockcastle FBLA attended the annual Fall Leadership Conference at Eastern Kentucky University (PLC) Price Loss Coverage 6:00pm in the Rockcastle on Tuesday October 21st. The theme for this year’s conference was Suit Up for the Challenge. The require farmers to choose a Extension Office at 1050 keynote speaker was Laura Barthel, professor of Lecturer of Corporate Communication and Tech- program. Producers are ad- West Main Street. The ref- nology. The students attended morning and afternoon workshops including, officer classes, Con- vised to visit FSA staff to erendum will ask Kentucky tinuing into College, College 101, Dress Code, Fundraising and many more. In between workshops, update yields, history and Beef and Dairy Producers, they enjoyed lunch on the beautiful EKU campus. A total of 44 FBLA members from Rockcastle verify base acres from now “Shall the producers of bo- attended the conference, along with advisers Vicky Castle, Ashley Mullins, and chaperone MaryAnn until February 27, 2015. vine animals assess them- Childress. Pictured are front from left: Jacklynne Thacker, Hannah Childress, Ashley Fletcher, Brit- Producers may make a one- selves an additional ONE tany Carpenter, Emily Payne, Samantha Skinner, Hannah Cotton, Kiana Harris, Skyler Horn, Holly time election of either ARC DOLLAR ($1.00) per head Teague, Becky Barron, Heather Damrell, Deanna Alexander, Lona Morgan, Rebekah Hurley, Kayla or PLC for the 2014 through sold and use the funds col- 2018 crop years starting lected by the Kentucky Beef Horn, Aaryn Thompson, Makaya McGuire, Leanna Thacker, Dezarae Miller, Dana Robbins, Brit- November 17,2014 through Promotion Council to fi- tany Taylor, Lexi King, Ashley Whitehead, Cheyenne Parman, and Tiffany King. Back row from March 31, 2015. Producers nance a program to promote left: Oleevia Montano, Sharly Dees, Tabitha Tompkins, Logan Jett, Calan Cromer, Tyler Napier, sign Contracts for 2014 and and stimulate by research, Austin Brown, Austin Napier, Dustin Samples, Kyle Denny, Zach Loudermilk, Brad Taylor, Jesse 2015 crop years , starting marketing, development, Smith, Phillip Cope, Tyler Neal, Andrew Spoonamore, Ethan Vanzant, and Layne Jasper. mid-April through summer and education, the use and 2015. sale, domestic and foreign, Due to the large number of bovine animal products?” of bases and limited FSA Early Deadline For Next Week’s Paper staff, producers are advised to start working on their choice early. Visit FSA staff Deadline for next week’s paper is 4 p.m. Monday, soon. To help producers determine which program due to the Thanksgiving holiday. may best suit their farm a Regional Work Shop will be Pg. B6 • Mt. Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 20, 2014

ClassifiedsVernon, KY 40456. Deadline marbles, pocket knives, NOTICE OF BOND to apply is Nov. 28, 2014. Help Wanted fishing items, Indian Arrow- RELEASE CLASSIFIED RATES EOE. Job Opportunity: Rural heads, and much, much PERMIT NO. 902-0052 • Local Rates - $4 for 25 words Transit Enterprises Coordi- more. Also buying partial INCREMENT NO. 1, 2 & 3 nated, Inc. (RTEC) is seeking estates. Over 25 years expe- PHASE 1 BOND RELEASE or less - .10 each additional word a good computer operator to Notices rience. Call Clarence Reece In accordance with the provi- fill the shift dispatcher posi- at 606-531-0467. 47xntf sions of KRS:350, notice is • Display Classifieds tion. $10.50 per hour. Full Looking for some land/ hereby given that Jamieson time: 2nd shift 2 p.m. to 10:30 acreage to rent or lease. Construction Company of 30 p.m. Part time: Saturday and Please call Johnny at 606- Jamieson Lane, London, Ken- $5.00/Inch Sunday 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Re- 308-3259. 48x2p Miscellaneous tucky 40744, phone 606-878- quirements include high Need Leaves Raked or any 7966, intends to apply for a school diploma or equivalent Deadline for Classifieds other yard clean-up for For Sale Phase 1 Bond Release on Per- and a valid Kentucky driver’s the winter? Call mit Number 902-0052, Incre- license for five (5) years. Ap- 5211 Zetor Tractor w/ is 10 a.m. TUESDAY Rockcastle 4th grade AAU ply at RTEC office, 100 Main loader. Inquire at Brodhead ments Number 1, 2 & 3 which St., Mt. Vernon, Ky. RTEC coach Jesse Bugg for help. Farm Equipment, 28 W. was last issued on April 5, operates a drug and alcohol Donations accepted and ap- Main St., Brodhead, Ky. 2012. The application covers free workplace and is an preciated for work done. All 606-758-9532. 47xntf an area of approximately 68.18 For Rent acres on the Increments of Posted Equal Opportunity Employer. work done by players super- Firewood For Sale. We ac- Minorities are encouraged to vised by adults. 606-425- cept heat assistance and which 68.18 acres was dis- Trailer. Deposit required. Posted: No hunting or tres- apply. 47x2 1190, leave message if no wood vouchers. Call or text turbed. The area is located in $375 month. 859-358-3560. passing at 1435 Marler Hol- Health Careers/Health answer. 859-353-1653 or 859-661- Rockcastle & Pulaski Coun- 48xntf low. Not responsible for Education Coordinator. Do Notice is hereby given that 2296. 44x5p ties, Kentucky, approximately, One Bedroom Apartment. bodily injury. Violators will you have a passion for edu- Donna K. McClure, P.O. Older Camper for $300 or 1.27 mile Northeast from KY Central heat and air. Near be prosecuted. 47x24p cation, health care and health Box 183, Mt. Vernon, Ky. will part out. Call 256-0655. 80’s junction with KY 1956 Mt. Vernon Elementary. Posted: No trespassing on promotion? The Southern 40456 has been appointed and located 1.58 miles North- $400 month/$400 deposit. property at Location 0 on Kentucky Area Health Edu- executrix of the estate of west of the confluence of Line 606-758-9882. 859-559- Sunset Ridge Road. (Prop- cation Center (AHEC) is Juanita S. Stanley on the Motor Vehicles Creek and the Cumberland 9903. 48x1 erty originally owned by looking for an energetic self- 12th day of Nov. 2014. Any For Sale River, 0.5 miles southwest of 3 Bedroom, 2 bath mobile Rance Coffey and presently starter who is willing to travel person having claims Billows, Kentucky. The Lati- home with large deck and owned by Patricia Rucker). throughout our 15-county re- against said estate shall 1989 Chev. 1/2 ton 350, 4 tude is 37 deg. 09 min. 59 sec. large covered front porch on This means all people in- gion teaching children about present them according to wheel needs work. Have and the Longitude is 84 deg. 18 13 acres. Off Hwy. 934 cluding those who have health and health careers. The law, to the said Donna K. new calipers and fuel filter, min. 13 sec. position of Health Careers/ (Rockcastle/Pulaski line). been using land in any way McClure or to Hon. John D. need installing. $1200 obo. The total bonds now in effect Reference and deposit re- Health Education Coordina- Ford, Coffey & Ford, P.O. for these permit increments are and/or are currently using tor requires a bachelor’s in Call 606-308-5459. 44xntf quired. 270-816-8066. 48x1 the land, except those given Box 247, Mt. Vernon, Ky. For Sale: 2002 diesel truck, One Hundred and Seventy- Duplex in Mt. Vernon. education or health-related Four Thousand and Five Hun- notarized written permis- field, great oral and written 40456 on or before May 12, with 7.3 engine, 4 door, su- Castle Ridge Subdivision. sion by Scott or Patricia 2015. 48x3 per duty fold. Asking dred Dollars ($374,500.00) of communication skills, and which approximately Sixty Call Amy Nicely 256-8700. Rucker or Amber $11,500. 2005 Chevy 3.2 the ability to manage events percent (60%) of the amount 46xntf Hunteman. Violators will be super duty truck, asking and coordinate summer will be released by the state and Duplex in Brodhead. All prosecuted. 48x3p $8,700. 24 foot Pontoon health career camps. Duties the remainder held until appli- appliances furnished. Call Posted: No hunting, tres- Wanted boat, asking $2,400. 2003 include but are not limited to cation for Phase 2 Bond Re- Patty, 758-9666. 17xntf passing or ATVs on any health and health career pre- Wanted To Buy: Your an- Sandpiper two slide camper, Trailers and house in tiques and collectibles. An- lease. Rogers’ property on Brown sentations to large and small asking $8,700. 2000 Chevy Reclamation work performed Brodhead. No pets. 758- groups, management of youth tique glassware, furniture, Road (former Carl Brown 4-wheel drive truck, $3,700. includes: backfilling, grading, 8922. ntf health career camps, organi- quilts, all types of military Road). 44x10p Kawasaki Mule, fully en- liming, fertilizing and seeding Accepting applications at zation of health career clubs, items, clocks, watches Posted: No hunting, tres- closed, $3,700. 1997 according to the re-vegetation Mt. Vernon Housing Au- passing or 4-wheeling on delivery of health education, (working or not), pocket Camper w/sliderside, thority on Mondays 4 to 8 coordination of job shadow- watches and wrist watch plan and soil analysis. This land belonging to Shirley $3,700. 1989 Bayliner, 17 1/ work was completed in the Fall p.m. and Wednesdays and and Tom Still at KY 3245. ing experiences, and other parts, pocket knives, coins 2 ft. bass boat. New rebuilt Fridays, 4 to 6 p.m. Rent duties relating to the So. KY and paper money. All types of 2014. Violators will be arrested motor, 85 hp Evinrude, A public hearing has been based on income. 256-4185. AHEC mission as may be as- of gold, silver scrap, cast and prosecuted. 41x9 $3,700. Case large loader, scheduled for December 30, 14xntf signed. For more information iron banks, toys, lighters, Posted: No trespassing on asking $5,700. 4 wheel 2014 at 9:30 am, at the Depart- Accepting Applications: about the mission of the crock jugs, cast iron skillets, property belonging to drive John Deere l755 Trac- ment of Surface Mining, Rec- For 2 and 3 bedroom units Southern KY AHEC, please Charles Delph at 20 Smith tor, $5,700. 2000 850 Ford lamation and Enforcement, at Valley View Apartments. visit www.soahec.org. The PUBLIC NOTICE St. in Brodhead. Not re- Southern KY AHEC is state and 35 restored Ferguson. London Regional Office, 85 Rent based on income. Call sponsible for accidents. Pursuant to 405 KAR 8:010, 1960 Chevy Street Rod, State Police Road, London, 256-5912. Equal Housing and federally funded and is Section 16(5), the following is Posted: No hunting or tres- hosted by Rockcastle Re- $18,500 and 1950 Chevy Kentucky 40741. Written com- Opportunity, TDD for hear- a summary of permitting deci- passing on land belonging gional Hospital. Apply online Street Rod, $12,500. 256- ments, objections and requests ing impaired only. 1-800- sions made by the Department to Glen Roberts at 560 Dix at rockcastleregional.org/ca- 4739 or 308-4739. 48x1 to attend this public hearing for Natural Resources, Division 247-2510. 36tfn River Branch Road, reers, or email cover letter may be submitted to the Direc- of Mine Permits with respect to Brodhead. Violators will be and resume to Carmen tor of Field Services, #2 prosecuted. 35xntf Poynter, Rockcastle Regional applications to conduct surface Lost/Found Hudson Hollow, Frankfort, For Rent coal mining and reclamation Posted: No trespassing on Hospital human resources di- Lost: Beloved family pet. Kentucky 40601 or the Depart- Maple St. Storage land belonging to James and rector, at operations in Rockcastle Male Australian Shepherd/ ment of Surface Mining, Rec- [email protected], or mail County. of Brodhead Dorothy Rash heirs on Rash Blue Heeler answers to lamation and Enforcement, to Rockcastle Regional Hos- JAMIESON CONSTRUC- Branch Road off Chestnut “Cinch.” Lost in Calloway London Regional Office, 85 Ridge. No hunting, camp- pital and Respiratory Care, TION COMPANY 9020051 State Police Road, London, 256-2884 or area. Call 970-420-1906 or Inc., P.O. Box 1310, Mt. 10/23/14 Kentucky 40741. ing, ATVs, trespassing for 606-256-5142. 48x1 606-308-2491 This hearing will be canceled any purpose. Not respon- Found: Male Dog, possibly sible for accidents. Violators if the Cabinet does not receive 1/2 Pomeranian and 1/2 Pug will be prosecuted. a request in writing for the pub- on White Rock Road, Mt. lic hearing before December Posted: No trespassing on Vernon. Black and Brown Property Crawford Place - Old 29, 2014. with white paws. 256-0786, Brodhead Road. Danny leave message if no answer. For Sale Smith. 47tfn Posted: Absolutely no hunt- 1 1/2 Acre Trailer Lot. ing, fishing or trespassing City water. 859-358-3560. on property belonging to 40xntf Mark and Debbie B.C.C. Metals 2BR/2BA 1450 sq. ft. Sell- Cummins. Violators will be Horizon Adult Health Care, an EOE, has the following Featuring metal roofing, siding, ing for $89,900. Rick prosecuted. job opportunity available in: Rockcastle/Jackson County. Szaks, Broker. 859-255- Posted: No trespassing on trim and insulation. Case Manager: Full-Time- Mon-Fri. day-time position Case Man- 7777. Lincoln Real Estate, property known as C.B. ager needed for Rockcastle/Jackson County. Must be able to com- Same day service available on most orders. Inc. [email protected] Owens Farm across from Fairgrounds in Brodhead. municate and facilitate care along a continuum through effective 18xntf resource coordination. Required degree: Social Worker, RN, or Contact Jerry Blair Between Mt. Vernon and Violators will be prosecuted. Bachelors degree in a health care related field. Competitive wage Toll Free 1-800-658-4902 • 256-4700 Somerset: 5.7 wooded and benefit package available. Minorities are encouraged to ap- acres for $31,500. Near ply. Call 606-309-9068 with any questions. Located 4 miles s. of Berea, off U.S. 25 at 862 Lambert Rd. Berea - 10.2 acres $31,900. Mobile Homes Please send resume to: Serving Rockcastle County & surrounding counties. Owner financing available. For Sale American Health Management, Attn: Julie Branham, BSN, RN, www.bccmfg.com Call Dwight at 859-331- P.O. Box 1091, Mt. Vernon, KY. 40456. 4888. 8xntf Bank Repos: Single and Lots in Castle Ridge Sub- doubles - some with land. division. Use same entry Owner financing available. way as Bible Baptist Perfect credit not required. Church. All lots have city Will also do land in lieu of sewer and underground down payment. We also utilities. starting at $12,900. buy mobile homes. Call 606-256-5692 • 256-4504 • Jim at 859-985-0344 or $ $ $ 308-3730. 50x1 In-County - 20.00 • Out-of-County - 27.00 • Out-of-State - 35.00 859-623-3089. D&D Mo- Mobile home lots, located bile Homes at Clays Ferry Prices Per Year • 10% Discount to Senior Citizens in Sunnyside Mobile Home Exit 97 on I-75 North of Park. 1/2 acre lots - $500 Richmond. Open 7 days. down and $100 per month. Visit us at Call 606-256-5692 or 606- www.usedmobilehomesrus.com Name______256-5648. 50x1 Address______City______State______Zip______

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Priority routes established State highway crews ready for snow season With more than 18,000 ways clear and safe for the tons of salt on hand, and traveling public. We appre- more than 80 snow plows, ciate their service.” salt spreaders and other Throughout snow sea- equipment ready in Adair, son, which runs from No- Casey, Clinton, vember to March, highway Cumberland, Lincoln, response teams across Ken- McCreary, Pulaski, tucky serve weekly on-call Rockcastle, Russell and rotations. The teams moni- Wayne counties, Kentucky tor weather reports when Department of Highways snow is in the forecast and District 8 crews are ready determine when to activate for winter weather duty. the state’s arsenal of snow- 50th Anniversary... Since October, district fighting equipment, includ- Bobby and Effie Belle Taylor of Crab Orchard will cel- 65th Wedding Anniversary crews have been inspecting ing more than 1,000 snow ebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary on Friday, No- November 9, 1949 – November 9, 2014 snow plows, calibrating salt- plows. vember 21st. They were married on Nov. 21, 1964 at James W. Saylor and Corrine Joy (nee COPE) cel- spreading equipment and Motorists are reminded Stanford, Ky. They have one daughter, Tonya Taylor ebrated their 65th wedding anniversary at the Rising developing snowstorm re- to give plenty of room to Branscum and one grandson, Todd Branscum. Best Sun First Church of Christ, Rising Sun, IN. sponse procedures to keep plows, salt trucks and other wishes for many more happy years together! James W. Saylor was originally from Brodhead, KY, 5,209 miles of state roads snow-clearing heavy equip- the second oldest of 13 children of Walter Saylor and passable during inclement ment. To be effective in dis- Verna (nee HOPKINS). Corrine Joy Saylor was the sec- weather. persing de-icing material, ond of 4 children from Roy Cope and Nellie (nee “We take snow and ice trucks tend to travel at a NORTON). response very seriously,” slower speed. Also, snow 65 years ago, James and Joy were married at the home Chief District Engineer plows may create a snow of Rev. Craig Holmanin Meritburg, KY on 11/9/1949. Bruce Neely said. “High- cloud which can cause a At the 65th wedding anniversary, James and Joy’s way safety is an essential white out or zero visibility twosons: Jimmy D. and Joey W. Saylor were in atten- function of the Transporta- condition, so keep a safe dance with their wives Pamela Kay (nee MORATH) tion Cabinet, and our crews distance away from the and Tammy Saylor. Also in attendance were grandson are prepared to meet that trucks. Jeremy Saylor and his wife April (nee HAYDEN); great- mandate by keeping our Dial 511 or log onto grandson Kameron Saylor, and about 50 other friends. roads safe as possible dur- http://511.ky.gov for the lat- Speeches were given by Jim Saylor, Jeremy Saylor, ing bad weather.” est in traffic and travel in- Eldon Fancher, and Minister Greg Matthew. When bad weather hits, formation in the Common- After enjoying a fantastic meal of fried chicken and crews are assigned 12-hour wealth of Kentucky. You everybody’s pot luck, a 65thanniversary cake with but- shifts to plow and treat roads can also get traffic informa- ter cream icing was also enjoyed. Then all present wit- using a priority system tion for the District 8 coun- nessed the retaking of the vows by James W. and Corrine based on the amount and ties at www.facebook.com/ Joy Saylor. God has blessed this family. nature of traffic within each KYTCDistrict8 or by fol- individual county. Priority A lowing us on Twitter at routes include major www.twitter.com/ Artisan Center kicks-off through routes and are those KYTCDistrict8. most heavily traveled. Pri- holiday events Nov. 29th ority B routes include other important, but lesser trav- “St. Jude’s” The Kentucky Artisan blown Uilleann bagpipes, a eled, state routes. Other (Cont. from B1) Center at Berea starts off the quieter and more versatile roads fall into Priority C. traditional holiday shopping version of the Scottish bag- While it’s the Transpor- present to win. weekend with folk art, holi- pipes. tation Cabinet’s goal to treat Donations will be wel- day music on Celtic harp This musical duo will all routes within eight hours come and appreciated. and Uilleann pipes and a perform sets of holiday mu- of a routine winter storm 100% of the proceeds book signing on Saturday, sic, talk to visitors about event, higher priority routes will go to St. Jude’s. Nov. 29. their music and their unique are treated within a one- to On Saturday, folk artist instruments and be available four-hour turnaround time. Jo Ann Butts, of Sandy to sign their CD's. From toe- More detailed informa- “Angel” Hook, will demonstrate her tapping renditions of holi- tion about the Kentucky (Cont. from B1) whimsical folk art roosters day favorites to hauntingly Department of Highways’ and animals from 10:30 beautiful traditional Christ- snow and ice response Army by donating monies, Saturday, November 20th a.m. to 3:30 p.m.at the cen- mas carols, visitors will en- plans, including maps of pri- having a toy drive or cloth- ter. joy this musical experience. ority routes in each county, ing drive (coats, hats and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Born in 1950 in an old In addition, on Nov. 29, is available online at http:// gloves). log cabin where her father, photographer Ed Lawrence, go.usa.gov/gmDe. Not only will your company grandfather and great- of Frankfort, will sign cop- “The Transportation enjoy the perks of grandfather were born on ies of his book “Kentucky Cabinet recognizes how im- partnering with The ROCKCASTLE RIVER the Watson family farm in 120” from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. portant roadway conditions Salvatio Army and our me- eastern Kentucky, Butts at the Kentucky Artisan are to Kentucky motorists, dia partners, you will also learned to make toys for Center at Berea. especially during winter help make this impactful TRADING CO. herself and her siblings us- Lawrence purchased his storms,” Neely said. “That’s program a success. ing a pocket-knife to make first digital camera 10 years why our highway crews of- Serving Madison, US 25 South on the Rockcastle River or whistles, bow and arrows ago and began wandering ten spend long hours away Rockcastle, Lee, Jackson just off Exit 49 on I-75, left, then left again and a multitude of items. the back roads of Kentucky from home to keep road- and Estill counties. “Growing up without taking photographs of the anything helped sharpen my landscapes he encountered. skills and helped me to learn Lawrence’s book, “Ken- how to work with my hands tucky 120,” is the culmina- and create something from tion of his 10-year quest to nothing,” she said. make landscape photo- Butts now creates a wide graphs of every county in variety of animals that re- Kentucky. flect having grown up on a “Every day is a learning large hillside farm. She process, and I am inspired paints her pigs, hedge-hogs, by the beauty of Kentucky's sheep, skunks, fish, bad- shaped and natural land- gers, turtles and frogs with scapes,” he said. “When I brightly colored paint. realized that I had photo- Also on that Saturday, graphs from 35 counties it musicians Lorinda Jones became a personal chal- and Cathy Wilde will per- lenge to take photos in all form holiday music from 11 of Kentucky’s 120 counties. a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Center. If a picture is worth a thou- Jones plays Celtic harp and sand words, this book con- Appalachian dulcimer and tains at least 120,000 Wilde plays the Irish words.” Uilleann bagpipes and flute. Folk art by Butts, musi- As both a musician and cal recordings by Jones and certified music therapist, books by Lawrence are Jones believes that the an- regularly available at the cient tunes of the Celts en- Kentucky Artisan Center, compass the range of hu- located at 200 Artisan Way, man emotions. She per- just off Interstate 75 at forms at traditional dulci- Berea Exit 77. The center’s mer and Irish festivals, exhibits, shopping and teaches workshops, and travel information areas are conducts sessions for re- open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 treats and special wellness p.m., and the cafe is open programs. from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Wilde started playing Admission is free. music on the classical flute The Kentucky Artisan and in 1987 went to Ireland Center at Berea currently where she took up the tin features works by more than whistle and eventually the 700 artisans from more than wooden flute. In 2007, 100 counties across the Wilde found her true instru- Commonwealth. A special ment – the Irish bellow- exhibit “Put a Lid on It: Containers by Kentucky Artisans,” is on display through Feb. 28, 2015; and on display in the lobby starting Nov. 22 will be, “Let it Snow” which includes a large Christmas tree featuring artisan ornaments and gifts. For more information about events call 859-985- 5448, go to the center’s website at www.kentuckyartisancenter.ky.gov or visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ kentucky.artisan.center. Happy Thanksgiving from our families to yours

Serving Rockcastle County Since 1887 Mount Vernon, Kentucky 40456 - (606) 256-2244 Volume 128 • Number 49 .50 per copy Thursday, November 27, 2014 At Special Meeting Monday Grant agreement; land purchase on court agenda

The fiscal court formal- asked if it would be legal for ized their recent agreement the county to donate the to support the City of school building to the city Livingston in their applica- of Livingston. County tion for grants Monday, at a Judge/Executive Buzz special meeting, by approv- Carloftis said that property ing a resolution and agree- could be conveyed from ment for the project to reno- one government entity to vate the former Livingston another but he would rather school which is owned by that not be done. “I would the county. rather see a board set up to The action was necessary oversee the property made to initiate proceedings to se- up of some members of the cure a CDBG grant for fiscal court, some members $500,000 for the Livingston of the Livingston city com- School project. The project mission and citizens of will be overseen by the city Livingston,” Carloftis told Several community and the grant writers, a pri- the court. organizations and vate firm. However, Magistrate churches in Rockcastle The city is also applying Bill McKinney questioned County are having for a $250,000 Appalachian why another committee community Regional Commission grant would be necessary since Thanksgiving dinners to repair and renovate the the court already has an in- city-owned Forster Mullins frastructure committee in for Rockcastle building. Both grants are place that regulates and Countians and their 100% grants. oversees all county prop- families in honor of the During the discussion, (Cont. to A6) Thankgiving holiday Magistrate Ralph Allen this Thursday. Shown in these pictures is the Road construction project Community Thanks- giving Dinner held last now completed on I-75 Saturday at the former By: Doug Ponder project last Friday. Livingston Elementary Contractors recently The I-75 construction School cafe. completed the large-scale project began in July when road construction project on the KTC reduced both I-75 I-75 northbound and south- northbound and southbound bound between the 58 and to one lane between the 58 66 mile markers in and 66 mile markers while Controversy still stirring over county salt supply Rockcastle County. crews repaved lanes, re- Kentucky Transportation paired drains, repaved exit By: Doug Ponder ton. He said each county in ter. truck load. He said the Cabinet Public Information ramps, replaced guardrails, Some Rockcastle Kentucky bids and orders Carloftis said when last county always sells salt to Officer Amber Hale said repaved emergency lanes Countians are expressing salt through a reverse auc- Tuesday’s snowstorm came, the City of Mt. Vernon and that contractors informed concerns about the county’s tion each summer and that the county still hadn’t re- that they sold them 10 tons her that they completed the (Cont. to A6) alleged minimal salt supply it’s based on supply and de- ceived any of their ordered or one small dump truck that is needed to treat the mand as well as each salt but that they had ap- load. roadways in inclement entity’s salt usage from the proximately 20 tons of salt However, he said the Christmas parades weather. prior year. left in storage which was the county received 125 tons of Several people called the Carloftis said the equivalent to one dump their order last Tuesday af- and festivities planned Signal last week, claiming county’s salt supplier told ternoon. and that they will the county road crews sup- them that there was a na- Another arrest hopefully receive the re- posedly only had enough tionwide shortage of salt be- mainder of their order in the throughout county salt to fill up “one dump cause of the record amounts made in recent near future. Several events have been emony will be held in Me- truck.” used last winter. He said that drug raid “We did get down to one County Judge/Executive no actual arrival date was dump truck load of salt planned throughout morial Park at 8 p.m. and Buzz Carloftis said the given for any of their salt By: Doug Ponder when the snow came last Rockcastle County to cel- Santa wish-list lanterns will ebrate the Christmas season. be released after the tree county placed an order for order but that he hoped to Police arrested another Tuesday. We had ordered 700 tons of salt in May receive some of it before the man for drug trafficking last salt ahead of time during the The City of Livingston lighting ceremony. There which was priced at $101 a first snowstorm of the win- Friday as a result of a recent reverse auction but how will kick-off holiday events will also be a mechanical in the county with their bull for people to ride as drug raid by the Rockcastle much we get or whenever Police warning people County Attorney’s Office we get it is out of our con- Christmas parade this Satur- well. and Mt. Vernon Police De- trol,” Carloftis said. “When day at 7 p.m. Line-up begins The City of Mt. Vernon at 6 p.m. at White Star Auto will hold their annual tree partment. they came last Tuesday with of increasing scams Arrested was Benjamin the salt they told us that we Parts. lighting ceremony in Tri- Following the Christmas during holiday season (Cont. to A6) (Cont. to A6) parade, the tree lighting cer- (Cont. to A6) By: Doug Ponder holiday season. Local police are asking Rockcastle County Sher- Rockcastle Countians to be iff Mike Peters said his of- aware of the increasing fice is already receiving a number of scams and frauds high volume of complaints by con artists during the from people receiving phone calls that promise prizes or money. He said Jingle Bell these types of scams have Run/Walk is existed for years but that they are becoming more next Saturday prominent with the upcoming holiday season. Rockcastle Regional Hospital’s eleventh annual “People have told us that Jingle Bell Run/Walk is next the callers inform them that they have won a car but they Saturday at the Renfro Val- ley Entertainment Center. have to mail in money to Registration begins at pay for the tax and license fees,” Peters said. “Or they 7:30 a.m. and the race starts at 8:30 a.m. Registration fee say to claim a prize they on race day is $25. must send some type of payment to an address that the However, the fee is $20 for those who preregister caller gives to them. A good before next Monday at rule of thumb is if they ask you to send a payment to an noon. Those interested in preregistering can do so on address before you get the www.rockcastleregional.org/ prize, it should always be a red flag.” Brodhead Volunteer Fire Department and Western Volunteer Fire Department responded to a house fire last race/december. Thursday night on Sycamore Street in Brodhead. Authorities say the home belonged to Dean Baldwin of The course will start and Peters said authorities on the federal, state and local Brodhead and that no one was injured in the fire. Officials said the cause of the fire was electrical and that (Cont. to A6) (Cont. to A6) firefighters were able to save the home by keeping the fire contained to the attic.

The news, this week, is him? Bee’s Dutch Oven wood-burning kitchen that I believe I finally under- He said, “Buddy, you just It certainly seems to me stove. Of course, a Dutch stand global warming be- think it’s cold because you that we are experiencing an oven is a very handy way to cause I have spoken to a sci- watch too much television. awfully early change from both cook and to serve. Bee entist who devotes much if Aint you ever heard of glo- fall into spring. That, along loved hers, and she used it his time to analyzing that bal warming?” with the first frost covering on a regular basis. I suppose and other seemingly unnatu- I told him I had, but that our back deck, prompted my that my favorite meal from ral phenomena. the current weather sure wife to suggest that it was that old oven was her beef I stopped at the store out (Cont. to A5) time to make the annual ex- stew. It would take almost at Round Hill, there in change of summer clothes all day long to cook, and the Madison County, the other for winter attire. house would become filled day where the store is to Due to the fact that we with the warm, delightful Kirksville pretty much the have practically no storage aroma of homemade stew. same way that Uncle Tom’s space in our small house, we Actually, whenever I saw used to be to us and the use our backyard storage her get out that big cast-iron Round Hill community, it- building to warehouse our oven in order to cook, I self, is pretty much like out-of-season apparel. knew I was in for a treat. Lowell Branch is to Paint Therefore, it was time to Sometimes she would use it Lick. start hauling the clothing out for good ol’soup beans pre- Anyway, it was that to the storage building. pared with a ham-hock. I Tuesday when the high tem- Upon opening the door to loved that meal, but who perature for the day was sup- enter, I spotted mother’s doesn’t like soup beans? posed to get up to 22 but one (Bee to my weekly readers.) (Anyone who grows up in old fellow, wearing a tie- Dutch oven sitting in the the southern part of the U.S. died sweatshirt that ap- front corner. Boy, did that has been raised on soup peared to be a replica of bring back a rush of memo- beans, haven’t they?) But 1968, was sitting on the ries! After we finished Bee used her Dutch oven for front porch with his legs “packing” (as country folk baking, too. Once, I watched crossed smoking a cigarette. say) the boxes of winter her make biscuits in it. I set the emergency brake clothing into the house, I I was reading about on my truck and left the started thinking about my Dutch ovens recently and motor and the heater run- mother and her using that found out that they have ning because it was so cold Old Dutch oven. been used since colonial I was afraid to shut it off. I When I was young, Bee days in the United States – got out of the truck, nodded cooked our meals on a (Cont. to A5) to the old hippie, and asked him if he didn’t think it was a little cold to be sitting out on the porch without an overcoat. I had just assumed Publication Number 366-000 he was out there because Periodical Postage Paid in Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 smoking probably was not allowed inside the store 606-256-2244 which also doubles as an Published every Thursday since November, 1887. Of- eatery for the lunch crowd fices in the Mt. Vernon Signal Building on Main Street and a gathering place for the in Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456. Postmaster, send address local Truth Club the same changes to P.O. Box 185, Mt. Vernon, Kentucky 40456. way Uncle Tom’s used to host the tellers of true tall James Anderkin, Jr., Publisher Emeritus tales in Paint Lick. Perlina M. Anderkin, Publisher/Editor The fellow just stared SUBSCRIPTION RATES and me and shook his head. In County - $20.00 Yr. Out-of-County - $27.00 Yr. He said, “You’ve been Out-of-State $35.00 Yr. fooled just like everybody e-mail address - [email protected] else aint you?” “How’s that,” I asked Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 27, 2014 • Pg. A3

To bless us from yonder many reasons. skies. I know for Harper and our ObituariesObituaries Donna, the hardest thing family, I’ve every done, We have to continue to do Was holding onto you and God’s Will, saying it’s okay to go And I can only imagine how home. too, You have fought a battle and God’s heart was broken it’s okay to let go with His Son crucified We know we are not alone, on Calvary Hill. God loves us so! In my heart I know I’ll see God gave you to me and you you soon, have blessed us all I don’t even have to think Thomas E. In Loving Memory of By sharing your life with us, of the sun, the stars or the Donna Denice And now God calling you moon, Collins Harper McCool home, Donna, we are not Don’t even have to close my 12-14-79 • 3-2-14 alone, eyes, to see your beauti- Thomas E. “Dewey” Amanda There is a loved one miss- It’s okay honey to go home, ful smile. Collins, 70, of Mt. Vernon, Joy Violet ing at our home this year, You were His before you Mom will see you soon, died Sunday, November 2, Reppert Hearts are broken, much were mine. Donna, just wait a little 2014 at the Compassionate Brock Amanda Nicole Reppert, sadness, timeless grief Donna, we will always miss Care Center in Richmond. while. Joy Violet (McKinney) 34, of Berea, went to be with and eyes filled with tears. you all the time. He was born October 24, I love you with all my heart, Brock, 86, of West Alexan- Jesus on Sunday, November Donna, our dear loving Your birthday is coming In Heaven we will not be dria, OH, went to be with the 23, 2014. Born February 26, 1944 in Mt. Vernon, to the daughter, sister, aunt, late James and Bertha Mae soon, apart! Lord at her home, and sur- 1980 to Barbara Wheat wife and the most loving As well as the Holiday Sea- To Donna, Love Mom rounded by her family, on Reppert and the late Charles Westerfield Collins. mother, Mr. Collins formerly son, Written by Bernice Beasley Monday, November 17, Reppert, she had endured a All your family and friends And I’m not ready for so 11-8-14 2014. Born February 2, 1928 lifetime of illness, but could worked at Elkhart Steel and love you like no other. in Rockcastle County, to always be counted on for a Rite Way Steel in Elkhart, You fought a battle, know- Indiana. He enjoyed hunting William Oliver McKinney big smile and a hug. ing it could not be won, and fishing and was a mem- and Oatie Emma (Dyer) She was a lifelong resi- You never gave up, because ber of the Livingston Pente- McKinney. She was united in dent of Madison County, you knew how much you costal Church. marriage to Cleo Brock on proud big sister to Charles loved Harper Dale, your Survivors include two October 2, 1948 in Rossville, Benjamin Reppert, grandson! GA. She served the Lord sons, Tom (Shannon) daughter of Mattie Wheat Collins and Jim Collins and Many days and nights you faithfully at the Union Pen- and the late Benjamin Rufus suffered so much pain, tecostal Church for 48 years. one daughter, Tina (Tim) Wheat, and Mable Reppert Heintezelman, all of Elkhart, And never once complained She is preceded in death (Rudolph) Burdette and the because you knew you by: son Steve Brock: grand- Indiana; eight grandchildren, late Marcus Reppert. She would be Heaven’s gain. daughter, Amy Marie four great grandchildren, a was loved by everyone and Holding you in my arms and Maggard: father and mother: brother, Rathel Lee Collins sisters, Zula Carrol, Lois leaves behind several spe- of Mt. Vernon and a sister, remembering when you Sexton, Elizabeth Hunt and cial aunts, uncles, cousins, Bernice Gates of West Vir- were born, Eunice Lawrence: brothers, and friends. In addition to ginia. Seems just like yesterday Leanard McKinney, and her father and grandfathers, He was preceded in death and now, I’m left to Eldridge McKinney: two she was preceded in death by his first wife, Helen L. mourn. half brothers, Claud by her Uncle Tim Wheat. Nichols Collins, his second You blessed us with a McKinney and Walter She was a 1998 graduate wife, Margaret Robinson grandson, McKinney: and two half sis- of Berea Community High Collins, three brothers and The most handsome pre- ters, Sophia Anderson and School and member of the eight sisters. cious one, Grace Radford. Chestnut Ridge Church of Burial was in Little Pine And now we know God’s Survived by: husband of Christ. She enjoyed swim- Cemetery in Goshen, Indi- Will is done. 66 years, Cleo Brock: daugh- ming, listening to music ana. Arrangements were by Everyday your memories ter and son-in-law, Debbie (and singing off key), Billings Funeral Home in are such a treasure, and Sherman Maggard of watching movies, traveling, Elkhart, Indiana. Last time holding you in my West Alexandria, OH: drinking milkshakes, wear- arms is a blessing one daughter-in-law, Barbara ing hats and any opportunity My Heavenly could never measure. Brock Shirden of Richmond, to have fun with family and I tell Harper how proud you IN: grandchildren, Aaron friends. She was truly an in- Call are of him, and Martha Maggard, Ruth spiration to all who got the On a battlefield long ago, And how much you taught Maggard, Jonathan and chance to know her. I received my Heavenly him respect and love Kristin Maggard, all of West Visitation 12 noon Call. And that you are an Angel Alexandria, OH, Ben and Wednesday, November 26, As I lay looking into the sky, with God above. Niki Brock of Richmond, IN, 2014 at Liberty Avenue The clouds of soft cotton He says, “Ma, I really miss and Emily Shirden of De- Church. A Celebration of began to appear. my Mom,” troit, MI: and great grand- Amanda's Life at 2 p.m. And I say, I know you do children, Miriam Maggard, As I was leaving my earthly with speakers Bro. Ova body to Mother Earth, Harper, she loves you so Joanna Maggard, Rebekah Baker, Marc Reppert and very much, you are her Maggard, Susanna Mag- I heard in the distance the Chris Schill. Burial will fol- last cannon call. son! gard, Stephen Maggard, low in Berea Cemetery. And I can see and feel the Ethan Maggard, Malachi As the pain ravaged my Pallbearers will be: Dale body, I looked into the hurt in his eyes, Maggard, Zoe Brock and A McNew, Junior Bullen, So we ask God for strength J Brock. eyes of an angel. Mike White, Marvin Wheat, So gentle was her touch, in and pray for God Funeral services were Chris Schill and Todd held Friday, November 21, memory I recalled my Caudill. 2014 at the the Union Pente- sweet mother’s face. Her uncles, Paul, James, costal Church in Dayton, OH My comrades in arms I with Pastor Clifford Hurst Bert, Larry, Gary, Jim, could see gently flying to presiding. Roger and Darrell will serve their Heavenly Call. Arrangements were en- as Honorary Pallbearers, as The smell of sulfur and sight trusted to the Robert L. well as, the many other in- of smoke, I knew my time Crooks Funeral Center, West dividuals who held a special was near. Alexandria, OH. Burial was place in Amanda's heart. The angel who held my in Fairview Cemetery, West Reppert Funeral Home hand softly sang Amazing Alexandria, OH. entrusted with the arrange- Grace. ments. As I closed my eyes to leave the world behind, I could hear the angels sing a song that only Heaven knew. My body no longer in pain from man’s mortal wounds, I started to see my Savior’s face. He opened His arms and welcomed me home. Goodbye my brothers in arms, I will see you on the other side where no battles are fought until that great Combining judgment day. By: Wesley Mobley quality and cost October 3, 2009 Today, I was at the Civil is one of the War Reenactment at the things we do best Battle of Lancaster, Ky. I hadn’t planned on going to A cost much lower than the battlefield but Jim asked if I would. I took the field you would expect. without gun or uniform, just As a locally-owned firm, we understand an extra person on the field. the importance of keeping costs within I would take a hit when the a budget. Because we offer a wide battle started. So, as choice of services, families can select planned, I took my hit and only what is affordable and meaningful went down. to them. Every service is performed The nurse who came to with dignity and receives personal me wrapped my wounds and attention, regardless of what is chosen. gave me ice chips. As I lay there looking into the bright We invite you to compare cost but most blue sky with the cotton of all we invite you to compare quality. clouds slowly moving by, the words on the battlefield long ago came to my mind over and over. After the battle was over, I went to the truck and got pen and paper and went back to the battlefield where this poem was written. I would like to dedicate this poem to the memory of my uncle Frank Herman Mobley who gave his life in WWII and was a POW from the Battle of the Bulge. Also to the memory 606-256-2991 • (800) 572-6986 of my brother Frank Elbert Rada, who served our country www.dowellmartin.com for eighteen years in the United States Army. Pg. A4 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 27, 2014

in Lexington next Wednes- If you have had your day, December 3. mammogram for this year Rockcastle Community I spoke with Major and received a good report, Debbie Ashcraft and she we know this makes for a Bulletin Board said that the shelter there happier and more grateful houses women and children. Thanksgiving. If you Sponsored By They have a place there haven't done so, this could where men can come and be the best Christmas Cox Funeral Home get clothes as needed. They present that you could give are in desperate need of yourself...... the gift of sav- Family Owned & Operated Since 1907 gloves, hats and scarves, for ing your life. We want to 80 Maple Drive, Mt. Vernon, Ky. Ph. 256-2345 women and children of all thank our Pink Partners for Toll Free 1-888-825-2345 • 24 Hour Obit Line 256-5454 ages since most of the this year: www.coxfuneralhomeky.com people who go there have A&J Nicely Insulation, only the clothes they are Brodhead Farm Equipment, Bookmobile Schedule wearing when they arrive. Brodhead Pharmacy, Cedar Mon., Dec. 1st: Calloway, Red Hill, Sand Hill, Rocket Madness a Treena Burdette, Rockcastle We have very little time Rapids LLC, Citizens Bank, Livingston, Lamero and Pine Hill. Tues., Dec. 2nd: Shaolin Do, Cummins left with Thanksgiving right City of Livingston, Collins Maple Grove, Orlando and Climax. Wed., Dec. 3rd: Cave huge success... Sporting Goods, Celena’s here but if anyone has any Respiratory Care, Commu- Valley Apartments and Brindle Ridge. Dear Editor, Hair Design, Dowell & of the items listed and would nity Trust Bank, Debra Operation Give Hope Rockcastle Co. Basket- Martin, Sparks Flowers & like to donate them please Hembree Lambert Law Of- Operation Give Hope provides children with a new toy ball Boosters would like to More, Samantha Bishop, call us. We have had some fice, Design & Service, for Christmas. Blankets, coats and shoes will also be thank all those who helped Wendy’s, Marisa Albright, real cold days already and Econo Lodge, Ford Broth- available along lwith food and fellowship for everyone make Rocket Madness such Cedar Rapids, Denny's, winter isn't here yet. Please ers, His Heart Quartet, Jim on December 13th at Northside Baptist Church. We are a great success! Thanks to Amburgey & Rowe, God- give only clean and barely and Dolores Morris, John G accepting donations of toys, coats, blankets and shoes. all that bought tickets for the fathers, Mt. Vernon Florist, worn items. I need you all Hamm Auto Sales, Lime- For more information, contact Rockcastle Baptist Asso- meal, participated in the Pizza Hut, McDonalds to help us with this. My stone Grille, Main Street ciation at 606-256-4571. auction, and watched the Berea, Phillips Properties, heart was so saddened when Pharmacy, McDonald's of Tree-Lighting in Mt. Vernon Miss Ashcraft told me this. Mt Vernon, Mount Vernon “madness.” Also thanks to El Cazador, Danetta Allen, The annual Tree Lighting Ceremony will be held Friday, I cannot imagine what it Signal, Mt Vernon Drug, the parents and grandparents KFC, Betty Bussell Wal- Dec. 5th in Triangle Park at 6 p.m. who worked the event and Mart—Berea, Brodhead In- would be like to be home- PBK Bank, Sparks Flowers to the players for putting in less, especially with chil- & More, Peoples Bank, Pictures With Santa surance Co., Little Caesar’s, Bring your camera and come take your picture with Santa their time and energy as Todd Builders, Cox Law dren. We have a good sup- Richmond Street Eye Care, well. ply to bring but we have Rockcastle Professional at CAP’s Grateful Threadz on Sat., Dec. 6th from 10 a.m. Office, Kara Canterbury, to noon and 12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. A special thank you to Pepsi, New Vision, Marlene only a couple of children's Pharmacy, Rockcastle Re- the following contributers: Lawson Ky. Farm Bureau, coats. gional Hospital & Respira- Extension Office Holiday Hours Mt. Vernon Signal, Jerry Carter, John Hamm Please donate what you tory Care Center, Rocket The Rockcastle County Extension Office will be closed Rockcastle Regional Hospi- Auto, Sew Bling It, Lime- can. Storage. Thursday, Nov. 27th and Fri., Nov. 28th in observance of tal, Rockcastle Wellness stone Grille, Jack's Pro Please call us @ 758- Best blessings, the Thanksgiving Holidays. Center, Coffey & Ford, Hardware, Rockcastle Em- 0277. From our home to Bonnie Neely, Carol Livingston Fire & Rescue Turkey Shoots McKinney’s Tire, Climax, broidery, The Potter’s Clay, yours, Happy Thanksgiving Pybas, Gayla Winstead, Livingston Fire & Rescue will hold Turkey Shoots on Bootsie’s Wild Kuts, Teresa Nix, Shirley Martin, to all. Sue Hamm Saturday, Nov. 29th and December 27th, beginning at 10 Sylvia’s Cut & Curl, Collins Doris Blanton, Linda Kathy Bretz for Bethanie Thank you for a.m. at David Mason’s garage, north of Livingston on Respiratory Care, Brodhead Adams, Leahina Wolfe, Bretz [Betsy's Project] U.S. 25. 410-16-20-12 gauge shotguns only! No custom Pharmacy, Touch of Class, Outback Steakhouse, Goff P.S. We will be leaving Kenna’s Kitchen guns. Judge’s decision final. $2 a shot. Shells furnished Rite Aid, Eliza York, Excavating, Main Street early on Wednesday, donations... by fire department. Concessions will be sold. Sabrina’s Hair Design, Tina Pharmacy, Tim Reynolds, weather permitting. Dear Editor, Circuit Clerk’s Office Schedule Abney, Jessica Cummins, Thanks again for sharing The Shoebox, Citizens We are continuing to The Circuit Court Clerk’s office will be closed for the Katie Hensley, Rose’s One with others. Bank, Cindy’s Place, Chris receivedonation from the Thanksgiving holiday on Nov. 27 and 28. Stop, Ford Brothers, Frith, Melessia Lear, Heri- Thanks from community for Kenna’s DAR Meetings Tammy Sowder Photogra- tage Inn & Suites and Pepsi. Kitchen. The annual com- The Rockcastle Chapter of the Daughters of the Ameri- phy, Robert Lawson, Rockcastle Co. Basketball Grandmas for munity Thanksgiving dinner can Revolution meets the first Monday of each month, Renfro Valley Entertain- Boosters Awareness... is made possible by dona- ment, Mitchell Tolle, Bill September-May at 6 p.m. at First Christian Church in Dear Editor, tions and volunteers in Sowder, Jennifer Ponder, Mt. Vernon. All prospective members are welcome to Happy Thanksgiving Rockcastle County. Jenny Sweet, Judy Maples, Betsy’s Project attend. from our hearts to yours! We would like to thank Tena Pigg, Town and Coun- Brodhead Lodge Meeting update... We "Grandmas for Aware- the following organizations try, Marcella’s Farm to Fork, Dear Editor, ness" would like to thank and businesses for their do- The Brodhead Masonic Lodge #566 meets every third Mahaffey’s Quick Lube, First of all, on behalf of you and everyone who have nations: Brindle Ridge Bap- Saturday at 7 p.m. on Main Street in Brodhead above Lone Star, Marvin E. my daughter Bethanie, I helped us with this year's tist Church, Brodhead Bap- Brodhead Pharmacy. Owens, Steve Owens, Com- want to thank all who do- "Paint Rockcastle Pink" tist Church, Castle Quilter’s Alcoholics Anonymous munity Trust Bank, EST nated any items for us to campaign for breast cancer Club, Cindy’s Place, Citi- Alcoholics Anonymous meets Tuesday nights at 8 p.m. Tool & Dye, Central Body, bring to the Salvation Army awareness. This is the third zens’ Bank, Citizens’ Insur- behind Our Lady of Mt. Vernon Church on Williams St. year for the ance Group, Climax Water, in Mt. Vernon. "GRANDTAZZZTICS" to Coca-Cola, Cornerstone Kiwanis Club Meetings have been involved in rais- Fellowship Church, Cox The Rockcastle Kiwanis Club meets every Thursday at Sunglass ing money to help our local Funeral Home, Dowell & noon at the Limestone Grill. Everyone is invited. cancer patients. To date, we Martin Funeral Home, First Historical Society Hours Baptist Church, Flat Rock have given over $6,000 to The Rockcastle Historical Society is open on Mondays our people through the Hope Baptist Church, Freedom Baptist Church, Godfather’s from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the RTEC garage building. Sale! Fund and the Hope Minis- American Legion Post 71 try. We could not have done Pizza, King Bottling, this without your help Marcella’s Farm to Fork, American Legion Post 71 meets the second Thursday at through your partnering McNew Chapel Community 6 p.m. of each month at the Limestone Grill. Commander with us and/or buying our Baptist Church, Mimi’s Tommy Hodges invites all Rockcastle veterans to join this organization that honors American soldiers, sailors tee shirts. We are thankful (Cont. to A5) to you, and we are most and airmen. thankful to our Lord for making all this possible. Three out of four of us grandmas are breast cancer survivors; the fourth lost a sister to cancer. We strongly believe that God put this group together for this purpose of helping others. We want to encourage each man and woman to have a mammogram annually. Men? Yes, men! One would be surprised at the number of men who have experienced breast cancer! Although we think of it mainly as a woman's disease, it does happen to men.

At this special time of year, we’d like to extend our warm wishes to you and yours for a joyous Thanksgiving celebration.

We really appreciate your loyal support.

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been sighting in Michigan because the thermometers T.J.’s “Memories” “Points East” have them fooled too, did “Letters” (Cont. from A2) (Cont. from A2) you? (Cont. from A4) I told him that I must Journal a fact that I had not consid- wasn’t much in the way of have missed that issue of the General Store, Mount ered. I suppose that Dutch evidence that it was a hap- paper. Vernon IGA, Mount Vernon by: Tonya J. Cook ovens probably have a sig- pening thing. He said, “yeah I guess NAPA, Mount Vernon Sig- nificant history in our coun- He said, “Buddy, you’re you’re just like everybody nal, New Hope Baptist Thanksgivings the famous dressing. He try. talking to a man that has else these days. You don’t Church, PBK Bank, Of course, many people To Remember would say, even before say- studied up on this stuff and want to know what’s really People’s Bank, RCHS are familiar with these old Dear Journal, ing hello, "Well, Evelyn," knows what he’s talking going on even though it’s FCCLA, RCHS Key Club, iron pots simply from Thanksgiving is upon us while still holding the door about.” He said, “It was in right there staring you in the Rockcastle Ambulance Ser- watching western movies or again and all of the wonder- knob, "have you got any one of them big national face right beside every cash vice, Rockcastle Unite Coa- TV. You’ve seen them in ful things that go with it. dressing?" She always as- newspapers you can get at register in the country at lition, Save-A-Lot, Rite Aid, portrayals of women cook- There is the gobs and gobs sured him that she had the checkout counter at the most respectable places of Town and Country, Janet ing in their pioneer log of food, the football, the pa- plenty. He always declared grocery store that tell you business. It’s a crying Vaughn, Jennifer White’s homes by hanging the oven rades, and the guests we that "after you're gone what’s really going on in this shame that the mainstream Class, Wildie Christian inside a large fireplace. And, haven't seen since last year. there'll never be any more country. I think they was news media has convinced Church and WRVK Radio. of course, our countless The best thing about dressing." ( I made a pan of probably the only paper in the polar bears that the We are excited about the cowboy heroes always had the country that told about North Pole is melting away. Thanksgiving, for me, is biscuits one time when he 13th annual Kenna’s one while on the long trails. that 3 headed baby that was I feel sorry for the Eskimos being with family and re- was visiting when I was Kitchen. And we look for- Nearly any depiction of born to an Indian woman out because pretty soon they’re calling the holidays of long about sixteen. He kept tast- ward to serving the commu- cowboys or wagon trains in Arzony the other day. going to be freezing and ago. ing and tasting, smacking nity. includes sitting around a Most of the news media starving to death unless they We will be having our his lips after every bite. He Thank you, campfire with a Dutch oven these days, don’t want stuff move to Michigan, too.” dinner at my brother, Don's, finally said that they were Kay Carpenter hanging over the fire. They like that to get out.” I said, “Well I guess I’d house this year and most of the best biscuits he had ever FRC Assistant were a part of the cook’s “What did they have to better run in and get myself the family will be on hand, eaten..."even better than utensils, and a trail cook al- say about global warming”, a pack of cigarettes before too. We will be having ham, mama made and I thought Thank you ways had one tucked away I asked as I played along. my truck runs out of gas, if turkey, and all of the sides. Dear Editor, she made the best there was in the “chuck wagon.” Any- He said, “Oh, it was not the store is open.” There are some things that CAP’s Grateful Bread out there.") There was the one who is a fan of westerns so much about global warm- He said, Oh the store is are old time favorites. Our Food Pantry would like to "big table" and although I can remember seeing Gene ing as it was about what fall- open, all right, and there’s a "Grandma Otey's" dressing thank the Rockcastle was a child, I got to eat Autry, Roy Rogers, and nu- ing ozone is doing to all the whole crowd sitting in there is a must. She is my great- there...and trusted not to County community for their merous other Western he- thermometers in the world.” all huddled up because generous support of our great-grandma that died of break the china and crystal. roes on TV squatting beside He said, “That durned ozone they’ve been watching the a heart attack on Thanksgiv- I sure remember those Food Pantry. Specifically, the campfire dipping beans is commencing to make weather report on tv and thank you to SourceHOV ing afternoon in 1923 prob- days but the thing that made out of Dutch ovens. thermometers work back- they’ve been fooled into ably from all of the stress them so special, to look for their gift of 1,723.5 lbs. Most of the older ovens wards”. thinking its cold. of food from the food drive and strain at her age and not back now, is the family that had a slightly rimmed lid in He said, “it’s not com- Then, as he reached over having the modern conve- gathered around that old they held and Nicki order to accommodate hot pletely done yet but it’s get- to duck his non-filtered McGuire, a student at niences of today would be table. All of them are gone coals being placed on the ting there. Right now it only camel in the ash tray, he ad- RCHS, for the 80 lbs. of my guess. now and only their memory oven top to even out the makes them off about 20 vised me. “You need to give food she collected and do- Her dressing recipe lives remains, and that exists in heat. By using this method, degrees but they are starting them old cigarettes up, nated. on in the minds and hungry the mind of Don and myself. these pots could be used to to show the temperature to cause if the ozone don’t kill Your support helps us mouths of her kin in genera- We always seem to drift into bake various types of bread, be nearly 20 degrees colder you, them things will. help our community. tions yet to come. I will conversations about this or including cornbread, bis- than it actually is.” “And you really ought to Thank you again, have the honor to prepare it that relative that is now long cuits, and even cakes. The “Not only that but that shut that truck off before Grateful Bread Food this year. gone every time we talk and bail enabled it to be hung dadburned ozone is also you go in the store. It’s Pantry Staff When I was a little girl how things used to be. over fires – indoors or out. causing snow to fall and people like you, who leave growing up, the holidays Even the "old Mine does not have the water to freeze at 52 de- their motors running in The Signal office will were special. We always homeplace" is gone into the rimmed top but it does have grees. It was right there in warm weather like this, gathered at my Grandpa and hands of another family. a bail. the paper.” He said, “I bet that’s causing all the global be closed Thursday Grandma Norton's house The last family gathering Kathy used to make her you didn’t read about all warming problems to begin and Friday for which was only next door. held there was the Thanks- homemade chili for several them polar bears they’ve with.“ Thanksgiving My mom and grandma re- giving of 2010, when my of our friends when they vis- ally put on a meal. A snowy niece Sandy was still living. ited us in our woods on Fur- white linen tablecloth was That old home could recall nace Mountain. She occa- put on the dining room table a lot of living done under its sionally used Bee’s oven along with the napkins and roof. During the holidays, over an open fire to make the very best china, silver- my mind often is found her chili. The aroma of that ware, and other glassware. wandering back to this "old pot full of chili filled the air When I was old enough, I lady" who housed several around that big fire. When was usually called on to do generations of our family.I we took walks in the woods, the setting of the table. I feel especially blessed to you could still smell the chili helped with the cooking, have had this childhood and cooking on the open fire- too. This is how I never use these special place. She kept bowls sitting a recipe in making the old memories...very thankful. on the picnic table and folks family dishes. I was stand- This Thanksgiving will took turns dipping her con- ing there too many times be special in it's our right coction for most of the af- when they were made. and we owe the new genera- ternoon. Her chili was al- Pretty soon the guests tions special memories to ways a hit with our friends. would begin to arrive. Here look back on in their wan- (I am ready for her to make would come aunts, uncles, ing years, but for some of some right now!) and cousins of every sort us there will be forever We don’t really use Bee’s and sometimes family more vacant chairs at the Dutch oven anymore, which friends. Uncle Raymond dinner table and special is why it is located in our would come in at the back memories of the days gone storage building. However, door. He was my grandma's by. I wouldn’t sell it for $500— brother and accustomed to it’s just too full of memories for me to let go of it. (You can reach me at [email protected] or you can drop me a line at 2167 Furnace R0ad – Stanton, KY 40380. I appreciate your suggestions and comments.) Pg. A6 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 27, 2014

they spent on the stage at the completion of the project that motorists’ safety has al- “Court” new Brodhead City Park. “Scams” despite several delays be- ways been a priority to him Carloftis told the court cause of inclement weather. “Salt” and that he has always done (Cont. from front) (Cont. from front) that Greer Bros. had finally The lane closures caused (Cont. from front) everything in his power to erty. began paving in the county, levels are all aware of these heavy traffic congestion on keep county roads as safe as Carloftis said he felt that starting on Flat Gap Road. scams. However, he said it Hwy 25 as motorists were were lucky to get what we they can be in inclement a separate coordinated effort Greer Bros. had given is hard for them or other au- rerouted from I-75. The re- got because of the nation- weather. between the county and the county several start thorities to track down the routed traffic also caused a wide shortage.” “Before I became Livingston would be better dates, beginning in early con artists since they often lot of congestion on the city Carloftis said that salt or- County Judge Executive to operate the facility. No August, but because of their use fake phone numbers and streets in Mt. Vernon and ders are often prioritized they didn’t salt county road- action was taken. schedule they were not able if they do track them down Livingston. which means that in short- ways or even have a storage The court also discussed to begin the project until they are almost always Hale said she is glad the ages, state highway depart- facility to store salt,” a recent action by the court Monday. traced to areas outside the I-75 road construction ments will usually receive Carloftis said. “The rumors to buy 44 plus acres for use The paving project is be- country. project is completed and their orders before county saying that we haven’t or- by Livingston in their Trail ing paid for by $180,000 According to the Federal glad everything has re- highway departments be- dered any salt for this win- Town program. plus of flex funds from the Bureau of Investigation, turned to normal for motor- cause of the higher volume ter is not true and I have no The land, located di- state. these types of scams are re- ists. of traffic on state roadways. idea where they are getting rectly across the bridge in ferred to as “advance fee” “I know the I-75 con- Carloftis went on to say that from but it’s simply not Livingston, was to be sold scams which occur when a struction project has been a true.” to the county for $40,000 by “Activities” victim pays money to some- headache for a lot of motor- Subscribe to Micah Arnold and was (Cont. from front) one in anticipating of re- ists,” Hale said. “We are the Signal Rockcastle planned to be used by ceiving a prize of greater glad everything is com- County Clerk’s Livingston as a primitive angle Park next Friday, De- value, such as automobiles, pleted and everything has Call 256-2244 hiking trail for visitors to cember 5th at 6 p.m. The investments, etc. returned to normal for mo- office will be Trail Town. ceremony is sponsored by Tips that the FBI in- torists.” Since the original agree- the Mt. Vernon Kiwanis structs people to follow for Hale went on to say that closed ment was made, Arnold has Club and there will be free advance fee scams are know the KTC will begin another Thursday and asked that .304 acres be hot chocolate and coffee. who you are dealing with, construction project in the carved out of the original The Mt. Vernon Christ- make sure you fully under- spring on I-75 northbound Friday for the 44.396 acres, which con- mas parade is next Saturday, stand the business agree- and southbound between Thanksgiving tains the house and garage. December 6th at noon with ment that you enter into, be the 65 and 72 mile markers McKinney voiced an ob- line-up starting at 11 a.m. at wary of businesses that op- in Rockcastle County. She holiday and jection saying the original Mt. Vernon Elementary erate out of post office said the project will be the Tuesday, proposal was sold to the School. Awards will be pre- boxes instead of street ad- same type of work as the county saying the house and sented to the first, second dresses and always be wary construction project that December 2nd garage were worth $8- and third place floats. of business deals that re- was recently completed be- for conference. $10,000 alone. “We’re not Following the parade, quire you to sign nondisclo- tween the 58 and 66 mile doing what we voted to do children will be able to visit sure agreement or non-cir- markers. and I think there ought to be Santa Claus at the Trolley cumvention forms. “They will be making another vote.” County At- Cafe on Spring Street in For more information pavement and shoulder im- If you are in need of child care, call torney Billy Reynolds con- downtown Mt. Vernon. about advance fee scams or provements as well as drain curred with McKinney and Santa Claus will also be other types of scams visit and ditch line repairs,” Hale Donna’s Day Care the court voted to allow at Triangle Park on Satur- www.fbi.gov. If you are a said. “The details on this Carloftis to renegotiate the day, December 13th and victim of a scam and wish project haven’t been final- Owned and Operated by Donna Dalton price for the property, up to Saturday, December 20th to file a complaint visit ized but construction will located 1 1/2 miles out Chestnut Ridge off U.S. 25 $35,000. from 9 a.m. to noon. www.ic3.gov. most likely begin in March Carloftis gave the county The Brodhead Volunteer or April 2015 and should be Certified Home one good bit of news, a re- Fire Department will hold completed by June 2015.” Capacity to 6 Children imbursement of $30,000 of their annual Christmas “Raid” the $62,000 the court spent Breakfast Saturday, Decem- (Cont. from front) Over 20 years experience on equipment for the Cli- ber 6th from 7 to 10 a.m. at in the McKee area max Fire Department has the BVFD firehouse. The Scott Price, 42, of Mt. “Run/Walk” been approved by the state cost is $7 a plate and in- Vernon. Openings available in all age groups from coal severance funds. cludes country ham, sau- (Cont. from front) According to the County McKinney suggested sage or bacon, eggs, biscuits Attorney’s Office, Price had 606-224-9115 • 256-1803 that the court pay the and gravy, fried potatoes, two drug trafficking war- $30,000 on the $280,000 fried apples and a drink. finish at Renfro Valley En- donnaw83@hotmail rants for his arrest and his tertainment Center. Awards loan the court recently took The City of Brodhead two warrants were a part of will be handed out to the out with KACo for equip- will have their Christmas twenty separate drug traf- ment for five other depart- parade on Saturday, Decem- overall male and female Livingston Fire and Rescue’s ficking warrants that were winner, top three male and ments in the county. How- ber 6th at 7 p.m. with line- recently issued by Assistant female walkers and the top ever no action was taken on up starting at 6 p.m. at County Attorney William his suggestion. Brodhead Elementary finishers of each listed age Leger and signed by Mt. Turkey Shoot group. The court has also been School. Awards will be Vernon Police Department All participants will re- approved for a $10,000 re- given to first, second and Assistant Chief Barry imbursement for money third place floats. ceive a free long-sleeve Saturday, November 29th Adams. Jerzees Sport Tech t-shirt Nine people were al- while supplies last. Gifts Saturday, December 27th ready arrested on warrants will also be scattered for drug trafficking earlier throughout the course for Central Body Service this month as a part of the participants to find that con- 10 a.m. offers Haddix Custom Detailing. drug raid and there will be tain cash, gifts or coal. more arrests in the future All proceeds go to the David Mason’s Garage until all the warrants are Rockcastle Regional’s North of Livingston on U.S. 25 Basic hand wash to a full served, police said. Miracle Fund to benefit the detail that is guaranteed to make Price is charged with two hospital’s respiratory care 410-16-20-12 Gauge Shot Guns Only! counts of first degree traf- patients. your vehicle look great! ficking in a controlled sub- For more information No Custom Guns!! Judge’s Decision Final! Free pickup and delivery stance and two counts of about the race contact Su- $2.00/Shot being a persistent felony of- san Turley at 606-256-7746 (Shells furnished by Fire Dept.) • Concessions Sold Stop by Central Body Service or give us fender. He remains lodged or [email protected]. a call today to make an appointment. in the Rockcastle County Detention Center on a 606-256-4210 or 606-308-1490 $5,000 cash/property bond Stop by and see Marlene Lawson Not the one for all your life and Discount Grocery Rhonda Cromer, formerly of Sand Hill, is not health insurance needs! & More the Rhonda Cromer listed in last week’s drug raid story. (606) Tuesday - Friday 256-2050 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. “I-75” Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. (Cont. from front) Closed Sunday & Monday and repaired cable barriers. Hale said the construction project was completed EBT Welcome ahead of time since it was actually scheduled to be 45 S. Wilderness Rd. • Mt. 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Sunday School 10 a.m. Youth Pastor, Scott Adams Northside Baptist Church Respiratory Care Sunday Morning Worship Sunday School 10 a.m. 777 Faith Mountain Rd. Bro. Gary Bowling, Pastor Church Directory 11 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. (Off 461 bypass) Mt. Vernon Poplar Grove Baptist Sunday Evening Worship Sunday Evening 6 p.m. 606-256-5577 145 Richlands Rd. • Believers House of Prayer Brodhead Church of God 6 p.m. Wed. Evening 7 p.m. Sunday Brodhead 156 Scenic View Lane Hwy. 3245 • Brodhead Wed. Prayer Service and Lighthouse Assembly of Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. U.S. 25 N, left at 18 mile marker 758-8216 Bible Study 7 p.m. God Morning Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Renfro Valley, Ky. Sunday School 10 a.m. Youth Meetings: Hwy. 1004 • Orlando, Ky. Children’s Church 11 a.m. Sunday Evening 7 p.m. Sabbath School Sat. 10 -11 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday 5 p.m. Tim Hampton, Pastor Hispanic Services 6 p.m. Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Wednesday 7 p.m. 606-256-4884 • 606308-2342 Evening Worship 6 p.m. Providence Evening Worship 7 p.m. Wednesday evening 7 p.m. Bobby Turner, Pastor Sunday School 10 a.m. Tuesday church of Christ Wednesday 7 p.m. Terry Orcutt, Pastor 606-758-4007 Sunday Morning Worship Celebrate Recovery 7 to 9 1 mile off Hwy. 70 Pastor: Bill Davis Brush Creek Crab Orchard Pentecostal 11 a.m. Wednesday on Hwy. 618 [email protected] Holiness Church Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Adult & Youth Worship 7 p.m. Dan McKibben, Minister Berea Gospel Tabernacle Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Tues. Night Intercessory Prayer Time Warner Cable 758-8524 or 758-9316 231 US 25 South Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Tuesday Evening 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Tues., Thurs., Sun. Sunday Bible Study 10 a.m. Berea, KY Sunday Evening 7 p.m. Pastor: Donald King Wednesday Night Bible Study 9 a.m., 2 p.m., 7 p.m. Sunday Morning Worship Tuesday Night 7 p.m. Tuesday Prayer Meeting 7 p.m. 606-355-7595 7 p.m. Pastor: Randy McPheron 10:30 a.m. Sunday Night 6 p.m. Lonnie R. McGuire, Crossroads Little Country Church Ottawa Baptist Church Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Pastor: Ralph Chasteen Pastor Assembly of God Jarber Rd. 1074 Ottawa Rd. • Brodhead Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. Bible Baptist Church Buffalo Baptist Church Hwy. 150 • Brodhead Turn left off Rev. Green Loop Sunday School 10 a.m. email: 100 Higher Ground (off US 25) Located 15 miles south of Bro. Steven Vanhook, Pastor onto Jarber Rd. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. [email protected] Mount Vernon, Ky. Mt. Vernon on Hwy. 1249 Sunday School 10 a.m. Jack Weaver, Pastor Children’s Church 11 a.m. www.WhatSaithTheScriptures.com Church Phone 606-256-5913 (Sand Springs Rd.) Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday 6 p.m. Sunday Discipleship Roundstone Baptist e-mail: www.biblebaptist.org 606-256-4988 Sunday Evening Worship Wednesday 7 p.m. Training/Youth Mission Jason Brown, Pastor Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Livingston Baptist Groups 6 p.m. 606-308-1272 Sunday Worship/Children’s Sunday Worship 11:15 a.m. Wednesday Night 7 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Wednesday Services Sunday School 10 a.m. Church 11 a.m. Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m. Dixie Park Cornerstone Adult Classes Available Youth Choir 6 p.m. Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Sunday Night Worship 6 p.m. Tim Owens, Pastor 700 N. Powell St. Berea, Ky. Worship Service 11 a.m. Children’s & Youth Bible Study Sunday Night 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Calloway Baptist Church Sunday School 10 a.m. Bro. Steve McKinney, Pastor 6:45 p.m. • Service 7 p.m. Wednesday Night 7 p.m. Jim Craig, Pastor • 758-8453 Video services Tues., Thurs., & 76 Calloway Branch Rd. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. 606-758-4097 Sand Hill Baptist [email protected] Sat. at 11 a.m., 4 p.m. & 9 p.m. (Off US 25) • Calloway Sunday Evening Service 6 email: [email protected] Church Channel 3 - New Wave Sunday School 10 a.m. p.m. Livingston Christian Our Lady of Mt. Vernon Sand Hill Rd. Cable Channel 5 in Berea and Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Catholic Church Richmond 1 p.m. Wednesdays Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Church Sunday School 10 a.m. Joe Vanwinkle, Pastor 515 Williams St (across from MVES) Pastor: Don Stayton Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Mount Vernon, Ky. Associate Pastor/Youth: Wednesday Evening 6 p.m. Fairview Baptist Church Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Night 5:00 p.m. 606-256-4170 Bro. Jeremy Ellis George Renner, Pastor 520 Fairview Loop Road Arthur Hunt, Minister Thursday Night 6 p.m. Mass Times: Kids for Christ 606-224-4641 Mount Vernon, Ky. Livingston Pentecostal Pastor Tommy Miller Tuesdays at 5 p.m. Children’s Ministry: Central Baptist Church Sunday Services Holiness Church Sand Springs Sabbath Mass: Sat., 5 p.m. Bro. Jarrod Amyx 86 Maintenance Rd. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Baptist Holy Days 5 p.m. Secretary: Jo Roberts Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Directions: Take Hwy 1249, go Fr. Michael Flanagan, Pastor Music Director: Dan Dull 606-256-2988 Children’s Choir 6 p.m. Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m. exactly 5 miles, church on right Sister Joyce Moeller, centralbaptistky.org Sunday Evening Service 7 p.m. Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Blue Springs Pastoral Associate Pastor: Mark Eaton Sunday Adult Choir 8 p.m. Jim Miller, Pastor Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Church of Christ Jack Lawless, Groundskeeper Home of “Central Baptist Wednesday Services 606-256-1709 Sunday Evening 6 p.m. 7 miles south of Mt. Vernon on Creative Ministry 6 p.m. Tom Darst, Maintenance Hwy. 1249 (Sand Springs Rd) Christian Academy” Macedonia Baptist Wednesday Evening 6 p.m. K-12 Private School Bible Study 7 p.m. Scaffold Cane Road Philadelphia United Pastor: Services: Youth Ministry QUEST 7 p.m. Baptist Sundays 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. “Central Time” Radio Mount Vernon, Ky. Bro. Eugene Gentry RAs and GAs 7 p.m. 834 Bryant Ridge Rd. Brodhead Preaching Brethren Broadcast Bro. Barry Hurst, Pastor Scaffold Cane Mission Friends 6 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Zade McClure, Gary Reppert, WRVK 1460AM Sunday School 10 a.m. Baptist Vaughn Rasor, Pastor Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m. Marcus Reppert Monday -Friday 11:15 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Chris Cobb, Pastor 606-256-3722 Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Contact Info: Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. email: [email protected] Saturday Service 7 p.m. Marcus Reppert Sunday Morning and Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Faith Chapel Pentecostal Gordon Mink, Pastor 104 Byrda Way • Mt. Vernon, Ky. Children’s Church 11 a.m. Maple Grove Baptist Sunday Night 6:00 p.m. S. Wilderness Road 606-256-9724 606-308-2794 Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Hwy. 1004 (Big Cave Road) Wednesday Night 7 p.m. [email protected] Mount Vernon, Ky. Pine Hill Holiness Wednesday Bible Study, Orlando, Ky. • 606-256-1873 Union Chapel Bride of Christ Church Sunday School 10 a.m. 5216 S. Wilderness Rd. Prayer Meeting and “Patch Bro. Jerry Owens, Pastor Pentecostal 100 High St. Mt. Vernon the Pirate Club” 7 p.m. Sunday Evening Service 7 p.m. Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 Home Phone 606-256-3075 1505 Union Chapel Rd. Sundays 6:00 p.m. Transportation and Nursery Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Randy Christian, Pastor Sunday School 10 a.m. Brodhead, Ky. Thursdays 7:00 p.m. provided for all services Saturday Service 7 p.m. 256-5955 Sunday Morning Worship Letcher Napier, Pastor Pastor Darlisa Holder Mark Eaton, Pastor Jack Carpenter, Pastor 11 a.m. www.pinehillholiness.com 606-416-7136 First Baptist Church Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Church of Christ at WRVK Broadcast 2 p.m. Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. 606-379-6335 Chestnut Ridge 340 West Main Street Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Sun. Evening Worship 6 p.m. Brodhead Baptist Church Mt. Vernon, Ky. 606-256-2922 Thursday Night Worship Sunday Evening 6:00 p.m. 2 miles south of Mt. Vernon Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Thursday Evening 7:00 p.m. Corner of Silver & Maple St. Neal Thornton, Pastor 7:00 p.m. Turn left off US Hwy 25 Maretburg Baptist United Gospel of Christ Brodhead, Ky. 40409 Sundays 10:00 a.m. Jesse Wright, Church WRVK (1460 AM) Broadcast Assoc. Pastor/Youth Noon Sundays 4 miles off US 25 on Wildie Rd. 606-758-8316 Wednesdays 7:30 p.m. 2617 New Brodhead Rd. website: www.fbcmvkyorg Church welcomes everyone Sunday Bible Study 10 a.m. Bro. Ova Baker Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 Pine Hill Missionary email:[email protected] Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. & Bro. Dale McNew Wayne Harding, Pastor Baptist Church Sunday Services: 8:20 a.m., Sunday Evening 6:00 p.m. 7 p.m. Bro. Philip Scott Phone: 256-8844 81 Limeplant Hollow Road 10:45 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Evening 7:00 p.m. (Nursery Provided) Church of Christ on Sunday School 10 a.m. Mt. Vernon, Ky. 40456 Wednesdays: AWANA and Valley Baptist Church Sunday Youth Bible Study Fairground Hill Sun. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Bro. Clyde Miller, Pastor Adult Bible Study 6:30 p.m. 4482 Copper Creek Rd. 5 p.m. Sunday Worship 10 a.m. Sun. Discipleship Training/ 859-986-1579 Live Broadcast WRVK 1460AM Berea, Ky. 40403 Wednesday Adult & Youth Different speaker each Sunday Youth Missions Sunday School 10 a.m. Sundays at 11 a.m. Organized in December, 1908 Worship/Bible Study 7 p.m. Sunday 6 p.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Broadcast on New Wave Cable Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Children’s Programs: Climax Christian Church Sunday Worship 7 p.m. Discipleship Training 5:30 p.m. RAs & GAs Channel 3 Tues., Thurs. & Sun- Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Hwy. 1912 Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Sunday Evening Worship Mission Friends and day at 10 a.m., 3 p.m. & 8 p.m. Sunday Evening 6 p.m. 308-2806 - 256-4138 - 256-5977 www.maretburgbaptist.org 6:00 p.m. Creative Ministry First Christian Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. [email protected] Wednesday Prayer Meeting & Ralph Baker, Pastor Church Youth Service at 7:00 p.m. Evan Eckler, Pastor Sunday Worship 11 a.m. McNew Chapel Wildie Christian Brodhead Christian Terry Thornton, Minister West Main St. Mt. Vernon Baptist Prayer Partners Ladies Meeting 606-256-2876 monthly every 2nd Tues. at 6:30 p.m. Church Church Climax Holiness Church Sunday School 10 a.m. Bro. Bruce Ross, Pastor Pleasant Run Missionary 1478 Wildie Rd. • Wildie 237 W. Main St. Brodhead Sunday Night Worship 6 p.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday School: 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 606-256-4494 606-758-8721 Thursday Nights 7 p.m. Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m. Sunday Worship Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. 3rd Sat. of every month at Wednesday Service 7 p.m. 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Sunday Evening 5 p.m. Sunday Worship 10:55 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. 7 p.m. Jerry Ballinger, Pastor Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. 1st Sunday in Month Church at Family Fellowship 6 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. Conway Missionary Mt. Vernon Flat Rock Missionary 2 p.m. at Rockcastle Bible Study 6 p.m. Tracy Valentine, Preacher Baptist Church of God 606-758-8662 Baptist Bro. Gary Pettyjohn, Pastor U.S. 25 between 1025 W Main St. Cell 606-305-8980 504 Maple Grove Rd. Hwy. 1004 Mount Vernon and Berea Mount Vernon, Ky. Orlando, Ky. Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Fellowship Hour 11 a.m. Sunday Evening Service 6 p.m. Call changes to Brodhead Pharmacy Sunday Evening Service 7 p.m. Wednesday Service 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study 7 p.m. Bobby Owens, Pastor Main Street • Brodhead Jack Stallsworth, Pastor Church Directory 859-986-1317 Contact: 606-308-0124 Mt. Vernon Church of 606-758-4373 Freedom Baptist Church the Nazarene to 256-2244 Howard Saylor Open: David Collins Freedom School Rd. 40 Fair Street • Mt. Vernon 9:30 to 6:30 Mt. Vernon Sunday School 10 a.m. Pharmacist Mon. - Fri. Owner Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Rockcastle Professional “We Deliver County Wide” Discipleship Training 6 p.m. David Smith, Pastor Sunday Evening Worship Mt. Zion Baptist Church 7 p.m. 606-308-3293 Pharmacy Wednesday Evening Prayer Sunday School 10 a.m. Newcomb Ave. • Mt. Vernon Collins Respiratory Meeting & Youth/Children Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Classes 7 p.m. Sunday Evening 5 p.m. 606-256-4613 www.freedomsbc.com New Hope Baptist Church email: Open Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Care Jct. 1797 New Hope Tower Rd. [email protected] Orlando Sat., 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Main Street • Brodhead Pastor: David Sargent Sunday School 10 a.m. 606-256-2968 Sunday Worship 11 a.m. “Free Delivery” 606-758-9333 Hickory Grove Sunday Evening 6 p.m. Pentecostal Church Wednesday Evening 7 p.m. Home Health Equipment & Supplies Hwy. 1505 (6 miles from Brodhead) Bro. David Carpenter, Pastor Insurance & Medicare Accepted Brodhead,Ky. Randal Adams, Pastor Owners: David Collins & Shelly Clements

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Rockcastle County lation to lift the Eastern by as many as 10 points The evening begins High School: Garland Kentucky University in the first half. with a freshman game Vanhook (1976); Stephen women’s basketball team In their next game, against Lincoln County at Centers (1979); Mickey past Central Arkansas 56- Hunter recorded a 5:15, followed by a jun- McClure (1994); Mat- 55 on Friday at Hawkins double-double with ca- ior varsity game around thew Brown and Andrew Arena in the consolation reer highs in points (27) 6:30 and concludes with Cash (2000); Andrew bracket of the Preseason and rebounds (12) during Michaela Hunter hit two free throws with 10 sec- the varsity game around Hammond (2002); Aaron WNIT. EKU’s 69-64 loss to host onds left to push EKU ahead 56-55 against Central 8 p.m. Anderkin (2003); Aaron Arkansas. EKU trailed by a point Mercer on Saturday night At halftime of the var- Cash (2005); Colby 55-54 following a layup at Hawkins Arena in the sity game, members of Brown (2006); Matt by Central’s Terai Sadler consolation bracket of the 4-H Talk Meet Rules the 2002 and 2004 boys Bullens and Derek with 1:39 showing on the tournament. basketball teams, that ad- Thacker (2010). clock; however, sopho- EKU trailed by double 1. Any boy or girl, age those who may work with vanced to the KHSAA Friday, Dec. 5th more guard Alexus Coo- digits, 57-47 with 6:30 to 9-19, may participate in him should be familiar State Tournaments by On Friday night, De- per came up with a cru- play in the game, but the the 4-H Talk Meet Pro- with the enclosed: winning the 13th Region, cember 5th, the RCHS cial steal with 21 seconds Colonels staged a furious gram. a. Objectives of the 4-H will be recognized. girls freshman team will remaining and got the rally and tied the Bears 2. The top speeches Talk Meet Program Also being recognized play Lincoln County at ball to Hunter, who was 60-60 on a three-pointer from each grade will b. Judge's Score Sheet will be former players 5:15, followed by the jun- fouled and then calmly by Hunter with 2:17 on compete against other c. Selecting and preparing who achieved member- ior varsity game around sank both free throws to the clock. youth of their own age the speech ship in the 1,000 Point 6:30 and the two schools’ give the Colonels the Mercer stretched its category and not neces- d. Pointers for giving a Club while playing at varsity teams will square speech lead. lead back to five, 66-61, sarily against their grade. Livingston High School, off about 8 p.m. 8. Each contestant will Cooper then stole the before Hunter hit another The age category is deter- Mt. Vernon High School, During half-time of be introduced, along with ball again on UCA’s en- desperation three pointer mined by their age as of Brodhead High School or the varsity game, players the title of their talk, by suing possession to seal -- her fifth of the game -- January 1, 2014. Rockcastle County High who participated in the EKU’s first win of the to make it a one-posses- 3. 4-H' ERS CANNOT the room chairman. 9. After being intro- School. teams that won regional 2014-15 season. sion game with 20 ticks USE THE SAME RVCHS would like for championships in 1997, SPEECH THIS YEAR IN duced, the speaker will EKU’s backcourt duo showing. the following alumni, or 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, THE COUNTY SPEECH present the talk. Talks of Hunter and junior The Bears converted a member of their imme- 2010 and 2011 will be CONTEST IF HE OR should not repeat the title guard Shameekia Murray two free throws on their diate family, be present recognized, along with SHE WON WITH THAT of his talk. paced the Colonels on the next possession and the on Thursday night, Dec. players that achieved night with 14 and 15 Colonels missed their en- SPEECH AT THE 10. Each representa- COUNTY, AREA, OR tive for the County Talk 4th to receive their recog- 1,000 Point Club status. points, respectively. suing three-point attempt nition and certificate at These players, or a and the game was over. STATE LEVEL LAST Meet must register by YEAR. calling the County Exten- halftime of the varsity member of their immedi- Hunter finished l0 of game: ate family, are invited to 20 from the field and 5 of 4. Junior age catego- sion Office at 256-2403 ries are 9; 10, 11, 12 & 13. by Friday, December 5th. Livingston High be present for the events 7 from behind the arc. School: Paul Sturgill and to accept certificates and She also collected a team- Senior age categories We need the participant's are 14, 15, 16, 17 & 18. name, date of birth, full Walter Ballinger (1959); be recognized. best 12 boards, dished out Billy Bryant (1965); Paul Members of the 1,000 three assists, blocked a 5. Junior age category mailing address, grade, talks are to be 3 to 5 min- teacher, school, and title Jones and Jerry McClure Point Club include: shot and came up with a (1964); Lonny Mink and Cindy McCauley steal. utes long. of speech. Senior age category 11. Each representa- Norman Owens (1969). (1994); Brandy Reynolds talks .are to be 5 to 7 min- tive for the County Talk Mt. Vernon High (2000); Jessi Rickels utes long. Meet should be aware School: Jack Laswell (2001); Heather 6. A participant may that if they win first or (1940); Earl Noe (1955); Hammond, Tara Rowe, secure assistance from second place in their age Ken Cornelius (1956); Johnna Abney (2005); anyone he chooses in category they will have Jerry Hodges (1967); Sara Rowe (2008); Mary writing or preparing his the opportunity to go to Dale Coffey (1971). Saylor (2009); Jackie talk. the area contest which Brodhead High Alexander (2010); Sara There is no specific will be in May of2015 in School: Ronnie Sutton Hammond and Angie Open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. topic; any suitable topic conjunction with the Area (1957); Earl Reynolds Lawrence (2011) and Now taking reservations for Thanksgiving Dinner can be used. Demonstration Contest (1966); Barry Vanhook Michaela Hunter (2012). 7. The participant and and Variety Show. and Ronnie Bray (1967); We also offering catering for your Thanksgiving festivities

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Absolute AUCTION Friday, December 5th 9:00 a.m. Ethan Engineering Machine Shop Liquidation! Machinery, Tooling, Materials, Hand Tools, Hardware and Much More! on Hwy. 2549 at 1548 White Rock Rd. approx. 2 miles from Junction of U.S. Hwy. 150, Mt. Vernon, Ky. Open House Thurs., Dec. 4th • 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, December 13th 9:00 a.m. In-County - $20.00 • Out-of-County - $27.00 • Out-of-State - $35.00 Miscellaneous Estate Inventory Prices Per Year • 10% Discount to Senior Citizens Mitchell Prater Estate New & Used Furniture, Tools, Hardware, Building Materials, Vehicles and More! Name______Open House Fri., Dec. 12th • 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. • Terms of sale to be announced Address______• Announcements day of sale take precedence over all other materials. Albert Robinson City______Realty & Auction State______Zip______1249 S. Main St., London Please specify..... 606-864-5125 Albert Robinson, Broker/Auctioneer New______Renewal______For Complete Details, see www.albertrobinson.net Mail to: Mt. Vernon Signal • PO Box 185 • Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 27, 2014 • Pg. A9

Our pastor, our friend, our brother in Christ, we, the An encouraging word: people of the Chestnut Ridge Church of God in Jesus Name, would like A Nation Under God to express our thanks to Brother By Howard Coop James Carpenter and his wife, Gail, for the love In this great land, we have a cherished tradition that is 393 and kindness they years old. share with us at This tradition is rooted in an observance of the Pilgrims at all times. They Plymouth in 1621 that remembered their Judeo-Christian heritage. After a long and hard winter that reduced their number give us their time by almost half, those 53 remaining Pilgrims and 90 friendly when we are sick. Indians “feasted for three days” to thank Almighty God for a They work hard good harvest. Edward Winslow wrote of that event, “…by the and show their goodness of God, we are so far from want that we often wish Free Bible Courses of Monticello will be love in every pos- you partakers of our plenty.” Free Bible Corres- preaching Saturday nights at sible way. They are always willing to spend time and Then, 168 years later in 1789, a short time after the original pondence Course. Send 7 o’clock at Copper Creek help out as we are sick, in need or grieving. We thank thirteen colonies declared independence and became the United your name and address to Baptist Church beginning God for you and the time you spend seeking God for the States of America, George Washington, first president of the 3168 Quail Road, Mt. Nov. 22nd and Saturday messages to bring us. new nation, issued a proclamation declaring November 26, 1789 Vernon, Ky. 40456. nights thereafter for several to be the first nation-wide Thanksgiving celebration. The day weeks. was for a purpose; it was to be set aside “As a day of public Let the Bible Speak Backpacks for children thanksgiving and prayer to be observed by acknowledging with Tune in to “Let the Bible Bro. Gilbert at grateful hearts the many signal favours of Almighty God.” Speak,” with Brett Hickey, Cupps Chapel food drive underway During the dark days of the Civil War, President Abraham on Sunday mornings at 8:30 Bro. Claude Gilbert, Jr. Lincoln, in 1863, issued a proclamation that called for a na- a.m. on WDKY Fox 56. will be preaching Sunday The Rockcastle Circuit lunchables, Ramen noodles, tional day of “Thanksgiving and Praise to our beneficial Fa- Fifth Sunday Sing- night, Nov. 30th, starting at Clerk’s office has partnered peanut butter crackers, ther who dwelleth in Heaven” to be celebrated on November ing 6 p.m. at Cupps Chapel Ho- with Grateful Bread Food cheese crackers, canned 26 of that year. With that proclamation, Thanksgiving became Pantry and are holding a soups, macaroni and cheese, an official holiday in this nation. A Fifth Sunday Singing liness Church. Pastor Dwayne Carpen- Food Drive to fill backpacks Ravioli, Spaghetti O’s, As the dark clouds of World War II began to gather, both will be held at Maretburg crackers, water, juice boxes houses of Congress, on October 6, 1941, passed a joint resolu- Baptist Church, Hwy. 150, ter and congregation invite for our local children If you would like to help, and Capri Suns. tion that established the fourth Thursday in November as Mt. Vernon, on Sunday, No- everyone to attend. you may drop off any non- If you wish to make a Thanksgiving Day. That act gave a grateful nation that had vember 30th at 6 p.m. The Spencers at cash donation, make checks been richly blessed an opportunity to remember those bless- Smith Sisters of Jackson perishable, “easy-open” Lighthouse Baptist foods or drinks until De- payable to C.A.P. Grateful ings and be thankful to Almighty God, source of them. Co. will be the featured Thanksgiving is more than a time for families to get to- J.B. and Barbara Spencer cember 12th, Monday thru Bread Food Pantry with singers. Refreshments after will be at Lighthouse Bap- Backpack Program only gether to enjoy a good meal. It is a special time for them, the the service. Friday, on the 1st floor of strength of the nation, to prayerfully recognize that our be- tist Church on Sunday, Nov. the Rockcastle Courthouse noted on the memo section. Everyone is invited. loved land is a nation under God who has blessed it abundantly. 30th at 6 p.m. annex building. Services at The church is located at Items needed include: Copper Creek 1391 Gabbardtown Road, Pop Tarts, granola bars, ce- Bro. Kenneth Thompson Berea, Ky. real (single serve box), fruit cups, applesauce, At The Center for Rural Development Pictures Two holiday classics come With Santa to stage in December Bring your camera and come take your picture with Everyone’s favorite snowman, Frosty, and Charles Santa at CAP’s Grateful Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” come to stage this holiday Threadz on Sat., Dec. 6th season at The Center for Rural Development in Somerset. from 10 a.m. to noon and Discover the magic of Barter Players Production of 12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. “Frosty” on Monday, Dec. 1, at 7 p.m. and celebrate the holidays with the Center Stage LIVE! performance of “A Christmas Carol” on Thursday, Dec. 4, at 7:30 p.m. in two Operation spectacular holiday shows at The Center. “We are delighted to present two of America’s favorite Give Hope holiday classics that have become a holiday tradition with Operation Give Hope pro- audiences of all ages,” said Dianna Winstead, associate vides children with a new director of arts, culture, and events at The Center. “You toy for Christmas. Blankets, will not want to miss either performance, as we usher in coats and shoes will also be the holidays with Frosty the Snowman and enjoy the heart- available along lwith food warming tale of ‘A Christmas Carol.’” and fellowship for everyone For show tickets, call The Center Box Office at 606- on December 13th at 677-6000 or visit www.centertech.com. Tickets for “Frosty” Northside Baptist Church. are $4 for children and $7 for adults and children 12 and We are accepting donations older. Center Stage LIVE! tickets for “A Christmas Carol” of toys, coats, blankets and are $25 or $15 for children and students (preschool through shoes. For more informa- college). tion, contact Rockcastle Both performances are presented by Lake Cumberland Baptist Association at 606- Performing Arts in partnership with The Center. 256-4571. Second Section Thursday, November 27, 2014 Janet Wells named Kentucky’s Outstanding School Media Librarian Janet Wells, Librarian at school librarians in July, the topics of advocacy and Rockcastle County High and also planning the young adult reading. School, was named the KASL portion of the KLA/ In June, Wells accepted 2014 Outstanding School KASL Joint Fall Confer- the ABC-CLIO Leadership Media Librarian at the Ken- ence in September. The Grant of $1750.00 on be- tucky Library Association/ 2014 Summer Refresher set half of the Kentucky Asso- Kentucky Association of a record for the most at- ciation of School Librarians School Librarians Joint tendees with 310 librarians at the American Association Conference in Louisville. present, while the 2014 Fall of School Librarians Wells, currently in her Conference featured the Awards Program in Las Ve- 20th year as Librarian and first-ever Kentucky Blue- gas. KASL’s winning pro- 30thyear as an educator, grass Award Author Lun- posal includes developing has served in a variety of cheon. Previously she the next generation of leadership roles through her served as President of the school library leaders professional organization, Central District of KASL throughout the state at four Kentucky Association of and also served on various area leadership training School Librarians. She re- CKASL committees. Wells conferences. cently finished her term as was named CKASL’s Out- Wells, a native of Rich- State President, which in- standing School Librarian mond, received her degrees The RCMS cheerleaders participated in their first ever KAPOS regional compe- cluded planning the Sum- in 2004 and 2014, and also in History and English Edu- tition Wednesday, November 19th. They competed in the 12th Region, super-large mer Refresher Professional the 2005 Outstanding cation, History Education, varsity division where they took 1st place. They will compete at the State Compe- Development Day for School Media Librarian for and Library Science from tition in January at Eastern Kentucky University. the state. Eastern Kentucky Univer- In London Among Wells’ notable sity. During her teaching accomplishments in the career with Rockcastle Mt. Vernon native donates KSP holds past year were her state- County High School she wide advocacy efforts for has served on various school librarians in the school and district commit- $2 million to Transylvania food drive midst of budget cuts in sev- tees and on the RCHS Kentucky State Police eral school districts. She SBDM Council. She spon- One of the most promi- of leaders.” Mart Corporation and Post 11, in London, kicked also participated in Na- sors three book clubs and nent buildings on the cam- A Kentucky native from Consol Energy. off their fifth annual ‘Cram tional Library Legislative hosts the annual “Spring pus of Transylvania Univer- Mount Vernon and a gradu- Pete and Marilyn are the Cruiser’ food drive to- Day in Washington, DC, to into Reading” event at sity is set to receive a major ate of Ludlow High School, both active in their current day. The campaign extends lobby Kentucky’s congres- RCHS. She has also taught facelift thanks, in part, to the Pete Carpenter has been an hometown of Jacksonville, through Dec. 16, 2014 and sional delegation to support as an adjunct instructor for generous donation of a 1964 active alumnus of Fla., supporting numerous is designed to collect non national funding for school the Library Science Depart- alumnus. Transylvania, having served causes, including The Sal- perishable food items for libraries. She developed a Alvin R. “Pete” and on the institution’s Board of vation Army, Community needy families. ment at EKU and has super- roster of all public and pri- Marilyn Carpenter plan to Trustees from 1993 to 2000. Foundation in Jacksonville The food will be distrib- vised more than 50 library donate $2 million as the lead He is also the recipient of and the Jacksonville Sym- uted to local shelters, vate school librarians in the science practicum students stateto ensure regular con- from EKU. She lives with gift for the renovation of the the university’s Morrison phony. churches or other organiza- Haupt Humanities building. Medallion, which is given to “Pete and Marilyn have tions serving those in need tact from the state organi- her husband and daughter in “My education at alums for outstanding ser- during the holiday season. zation. She attended dis- Garrard County. (Cont. to B3) trict library meetings Transylvania left me with a vice to Transylvania and its Suggested donations in- desire for lifelong learning,” programs. After completing clude canned fruit and veg- throughout the state and said Pete Carpenter, who his college degree, Carpen- etables, canned meat, maca- supported librarians facing book challenges. She retired in 2001 as vice chair- ter joined CSX where he roni and cheese, cereal, pea- man of CSX Corporation. rose up the ranks, having nut butter, jelly, canned served as a voting delegate “This desire for learning and held such positions as ex- soups, chili or spaghetti in the Affiliate Assembly of the American Association curiosity has helped me in ecutive vice president for sauce, brownie and cake my business endeavors. In- sales and marketing, execu- mixes, coffee, water, pow- of School Librarians at stitutions like Transylvania tive vice president of opera- dered milk and juices. Last meetings at Seattle, Chi- cago, Hartford, Philadel- are the basis to the success tions, and president and year KSP collected 124,000 some of us have been fortu- CEO of CSX Transportation phia, and Las Vegas. Wells pounds of food. nate enough to have en- before retiring as vice chair- Donations can be is also a regular presenter joyed. It’s crucial to give man of CSX Corporation. dropped off at Kentucky of workshops to school dis- back to these institutions in He currently serves on the State Police Post 11 in Lon- tricts, KLA conferences, order to help prepare and board of directors for the don. Janet Wells and KASL conferences on educate our next generation Regency Corporation, Stein Alvin R. “Pete” Carpenter Pg. B2 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 27, 2014 News from the Rockcastle Courthouse

gional Medical Center vs. Debbie Downs, property $48 fine (suspended) plus issued for fta/5 days in jail ure to wear seat belts, fail- Sharon Staton, $2,962.09 on Locust St., to Tommy and costs; Perline V. Williams, or payment in full. ure to produce insurance Circuit Civil plus claimed due. Teresa L. Bussell. Tax $25 Kara C, Burkhart, paid; Robert S, Fain: failure of card, bw issued for fta/li- Suits Ephraim McDowell Re- Larry and Linda Carter, David R. Pyles, state traffic owner to maintain required cense suspended. gion al Medical Center vs. property in Rockcastle school (sts) authorized; insurance/security, $500 Roland M. Tankersley: Sharon Staton, $1,308.21 County, to Alfred and Kelvin N. Damrell, $18 fine fine and costs. fines/fees due ($108), bw Angel Nicole Barnett Kirby vs. Dustin Cord plus claimed due. C-00257 Audrey Carpenter. Tax $27 plus costs; Johnathan J. Anthony M. Gill: fines/ issued for fta/3 days in jail Kirby, joint petition for dis- Dora Ann Gilbert, prop- Dennison, $30 fine and fees due ($383), bw issued or payment in full. erty on Crooked Creek costs/STS authorized; for fta/8 days in jail or pay- Marty L. Vaughn: oper- solution of marriage. Yolantha Harrison-Pace Deeds Road, to Walter Gilbert. No Deidre L. Harris: speed- ment in full. ating on suspended/revoked vs. Kyle Houghton, com- tax ing and failure to notify ad- Jonathon Ashton operators license, license Andrew and Stephanie dress change to Dept. of Goodeve: no/expired regis- suspended for fta/w issued. plaint. Recorded Hensley, property in Trans., license suspended tration plates - receipt, bw Shaun M. Wright: failure Michael Bradley vs. Sylvia B. and Robert L. Laura Bradley, petition for Rockcastle County, to for fta. issued for fta. to wear seat belts, operating LeRoy, property in Dalton Hensley, Jaden Courtney E. Duff: theft Rhonda E. Hayes: alco- on suspended/revoked op- dissolution of marriage. Rockcastle County, to Hensley and Ashtin by deception, bw issued for hol intoxication, $50 fine erators license, bw issued Citizens Bank vs. Gary Hoover C. Bullock. Tax $30 A. and Margaret C. Hensley. No tax. fta. and costs. for fta/license suspended. Robert Z. and Robin A. Janet and Randall Par- Ondria L. Hickey: oper- Elisha L. Jasper: fines/ Justin E. Hensley: failure Pennington, et al, Hayes, property in Buffalo sons and Gail and Garry ating motor vehicle under fees due ($233), bw issued to wear seat belts, $25 fine. $348,562.12 plus claimed Country Subdv., to William due. CI-00263 Wayne Keith, property on influence of alcohol/drugs, for fta/5 days in jail or pay- Elmer L. Stewart: giving and Elizabeth Short. Tax Hwy. 70, to Russell W. and $200 fine and costs, $375 ment in full. officer false name or ad- $29 Lora L. Mullins. Tax $56 service fee, 30 days opera- Marilyn J. Kates: fines/ dress, 10 days/to serve plus District Civil Gary and Dianna Nivra Ann Senters, prop- tor license suspension/ADE fees due ($953), bw issued costs. Barnett, property on Free- erty on Roundstone Creek, authorized. for fta/20 days in jail or pay- Brandon L. Griffin: op- Suits dom School Road, to to Greg Jensen. Tax $40 Dustin Hines: no opera- ment in full. erating on suspended/re- Russell Paquette. Tax $15 Janet and Randall Par- tors/moped license, bw is- Wesley C. Miller: driv- voked operators license, 30 Patrick and Carol sons and Gail and Garry sued for fta/license sus- ing under influence, $200 days/concurrent, costs Southeastern Emergency Winstead, property on Wayne Keith, property on pended. fine and costs, $375 service merged. Services vs. Jerrilynn Lawrence Lane, to Billy Reynolds, $4,761 plus Hwy. 70, to Shelby F. and James Houk: operating fee, 30 days operator license David R. Murrell: public and Christy Phillips. Tax Rita G. Stewart. Tax on suspended/revoked op- suspension. intoxication, $100 fine and claimed due. $19.50 $139.50 erators license (two counts), Jonathon S. Smith: costs. Fort Logan Hospital vs. Garner John and Mary Bobby Burris, $290.34 plus William and Kimberly drug paraphernalia-buy/ speeding, failure to notify Joshua M. Nadzam: Ann Brown, property in Denny, property on Chest- possess, bw issued for fta/ address change to Dept. of speeding and reckless driv- claimed due. Rockcastle County, to Jes- Ephraim McDowell Re- nut Ridge, to Kentucky license suspended. Transp., operating on sus- ing, license suspended for sica Ann Cromer. No tax Dream Land LLC. Tax $15 Priscilla A. Miller: crimi- pended/revoked operators fta. Kentucky Dream Land nal trespass, bw issued for license, possessing license Branden D. Saylor: op- LLC, property on Chestnut fta. when privileges are re- erating on suspended/re- Ridge, to Thomas and Donald Wallace Mills: voked, license suspended voked operators license, li- Vanessa Lominac Candace Good. Tax $25 no operators/moped license, for fta/bw issued. cense suspended for fta/bw license suspended for fta/ Nathan Stewart: fines/ issued. Sears bw issued. fees due ($83), bw issued Jonathan D. Wells: fail- Marriage Nakota C. Clifford: as- for fta/2 days in jail or pay- ure of non-owner operator Attorney At Law, PLLC sault, 4th degree, falsely re- ment in full. to maintain req. insurance, Licenses porting an incident, terror- Joshua E. Sturgill: oper- $500 fine and costs. Shonda Roxanne istic threatening, bw issued ating on suspended/revoked Molly A. Blankenship: • Divorce Howson, 22, Berea, house- for fta. operators license, rear li- speeding and operating on wife to Ricky Alan Brown, Patricia M. Alexander: cense not illuminated, fail- suspended/revoked opera- • Custody/Adoption 35, Berea, shift manager. 11/ fines/fees due ($253), bench ure of owner to maintain tors license, license sus- 19/14 warrant (BW) issued for fta. req. insurance/security, fail- pended for fta/bw issued. Stephanie Lorene Lisa Allen: operating • Criminal Defense Eversole, 21, McKee, Long motor vehicle under influ- John Silver’s to Hunter ence of alcohol/drugs, $200 Signal office will be closed • Auto Accident/ Stephen Robinson, 20, Mt. fine and costs, $375 service Vernon, Walmart. 11/20/14 fee, 30 days operator license Thursday, November 27th Personal Injury suspension. Joshua Davis: fines/fees and Friday, November 28th District due ($703 and $283), bw is- •Social Security sued for fta/21 days in jail in observance of the or payment in full. • Disability Court Tiffany Ann Denny: Thanksgiving holiday Nov. 17-19, 2014 fines/fees due ($238), bw • General Legal Practice Hon. Kathryn G. Wood Speeding: Robert L. Abney, Chase A, Williams, Call 606-862-1224 Cadeed R. Brown, Karrie M. Moore, license sus- to discuss your legal issue today. pended for failure to appear This is an advertisement (fta); Mark Dalton Saylor, Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 27, 2014 • Pg. B3 trict is offering cost share Workshop for Commonwealth of Kentucky for the proper burial of de- 28th Judicial Circuit Agricultural News ceased livestock. The Alzheimers Rockcastle County Conser- Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division I vation District will pay 75% In the early stage of By: Warden Alexander, FSA Director Alzheimer’s disease, fami- Civil Action No. 12-CI-00251 of the total cost of the burial not to exceed $250.00 when lies face new questions as Springleaf Home Equity, Inc. USDA Farm Service To be an eligible voter, the burial is performed ac- they adjust. What does the f/k/a American General Home diagnosis mean? What Agency County Committee farmers and ranchers must cording to all eligible re- Equity, Inc. Plaintiff Elections Began Nov. 3 participate or cooperate in quirements established by kinds of plans need to be V. USDA encourages an FSA program. A person KRS. made? What resources are available to help? farmers and ranchers to who is not of legal voting For more information on Chris Mackey a/k/a Chris M. On December 2nd the make their voices heard by age, but supervises and con- this contact the Rockcastle Mackey (deceased), et al Defendants voting in the upcoming ducts the farming opera- County Conservation Dis- Laurel County Public Li- brary will be hosting a Farm Service Agency tions of an entire farm may trict at (606) 256-2525 ext. NOTICE OF SALE (FSA) County Committee also be eligible to vote. workshop on the early 102. Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered elections. Begin-ning Nov. Eligible voters who do stages of Alzheimer’s dis- Next FSA County in this action on October 10, 2014 for the purpose 3, 2014, USDA mailed bal- not receive ballots in the ease which will be led by a Committee Meeting Date: of satisfying the judgment against the defendants lots for the 2014 elections coming week may pick one representative from the lo- December 3, 2014 in the amount of SEVENTY THOUSAND THREE to eligible produc-ers up at their local USDA Ser- cal Alzheimer’s Associa- 8:00 A.M. at the Mt. Vernon HUNDRED SEVENTY FIVE DOLLARS AND 94/ across the country. Produc- vice Center or FSA office. tion. If you have a loved one USDA Service Center 100 ($70,375.94) plus interest, costs and attorney ers must return ballots to The deadline to submit bal- who is in the early stage of Office Closure Schedule fees. I will offer at public auction the hereinafter their local FSA offices by lots is Dec. 1, 2014. Ballots Alzheimer’s disease, join us The Mt. Vernon Service described real property in Rockcastle County, Ken- the Dec. 1, 2014, deadline returned by mail must be for this informative pro- Center (FSA, NRCS and tucky. to ensure that their vote is postmarked no later than Rockcastle Co. Conserva- gram and learn what you counted. Dec. 1, 2014. Newly elected tion District) offices will be can do to cope with the At the Courthouse on East Main Street changes that come with an FSA County Committee committee members and closed the following dates Mt. Vernon, Kentucky members provide an impor- their alternates will take of- in 2014 for observance of a early stage diagnosis. Free, on Friday, December 12, 2014 tant link between the local fice Jan. 1, 2015. Federal Holiday: registration required; light Beginning at the Hour of 11:30 a.m. refreshments will be pro- agricultural community and More information on November 27-Thanks- Said property being more particularly bounded and USDA. Farmers and ranch- county committees, such as giving Day vided. To register, call the Lau- described as follows: ers elected to county com- the new 2014 fact sheet and December 25-Christmas Property Address: 203 Sowder School Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456 rel County Public Library at mit-tees help deliver FSA brochures, can be found on Day Beginning at the Northeast corner of the Gregory Renner and Jerry 606-864-5759 or the programs at the local level, the FSA website at Important program dates Muncy line at a stake; thence with the Jerry Muncy line 240 feet to a Alzheimer’s Association at applying their knowledge www.fsa.usda.gov/elec- and Interest Rates stake, Jerry Muncy and Henry Falin corner; thence Southeast with 1-800-272-3900. and judgment to make de- tions. You may also contact Farm Operating Loans- the line of Falin 177 feet to the right of way of Marrow Road; thence cisions on commodity sup- your local USDA Service Direct =2.750% Northwest with the right of way of said road 258 feet to a white oak port programs; conserva- Center or FSA office. Visit Farm Ownership Loans- tree in line of Gregory Renner; thence with Renner property line 207 tion pro-grams; indemnity http://go.usa.gov/pYV3 to Direct=4.125% “Transy” feet to the beginning corner, containing 1 1⁄2 acres more or less. and disaster programs; find an FSA office near you. Limited Resource (Cont. from B1) The real property is improved with a manufactured home. emergency programs and Dead animal disposal Loans=5.000% Being the same property conveyed to Chris Mackey eligibility. County commit- cost sharing Farm Storage Loans-7 yr a clear sense of the impor- and Lisa Mackey, husband and wife by deed from tees operate within official In conjunction with the =2.125%, 10 yr.=2.375%, tance of liberal arts educa- Henry Falin, et ux. dated November 21, 1988 and regulations designed to LIP program the Rockcastle 12 yr.=2.500% tion in the 21st century,” recorded in Deed Book 135, Page 429 in the Of- carry out federal laws. County Conservation Dis- Commodity Loans- Transylvania President fice of the Rockcastle County Clerk. 1.125% Seamus Carey said. “They The US Department of understand that attracting The property shall be sold on the Commonwealth of Kentucky Agriculture (USDA) pro- the best students requires following terms & conditions: 28th Judicial Circuit hibits discrimination in all not only an excellent cur- 1. The real property and manufactured home Rockcastle Circuit Court • Division I its programs and activities riculum and teachers, but it shall be sold together as a whole. on the basis of race, color, also demands first-class fa- 2. The real property shall be sold for cash or Civil Action No. 14-CI-00162 national origin, age, disabil- cilities. upon a credit of sixty (60) days with the JPMorgan Chase Bank, ity, and where applicable, While Transylvania’s purchaser(s) required to pay a minimum of ten per- National Association Plaintiff sex, marital status, familial academic quality is excel- cent (10%) of the purchase price in cash on the status, parental status, reli- lent, we need our facilities date of sale and to secure the balance with a bond V. gion, sexual orientation, ge- to keep pace. Haupt Hu- approved by the Master Commissioner. Chasity Sutton a/k/a Chasity netic information, political manities, which all 3. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of B. Sutton (deceased) Defendants beliefs, reprisal, or because Transylvania students use, twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. all or part of an individual’s is our main academic build- The bond shall have a force and effect of a judg- NOTICE OF SALE income is derived from any ing and an iconic symbol of ment and shall be and remain a lien upon the prop- public assistance program. our campus. A refurbished erty sold as additional surety for the payment of Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale entered (Not all prohibited basis ap- academic building will pro- the purchase price. in this action on October 31, 2014 for the purpose ply to all programs). Per- vide students and faculty the 4. The purchaser shall pay the 2014 local, county of satisfying the judgment against the defendants sons with disabilities who environment they need to and state property taxes. in the amount of EIGHTY NINE THOUSAND FIVE require alternative means perform at their best. It is 5. Unpaid delinquent local, county and state HUNDRED FORTY ONE DOLLARS AND 95/100 for communication or pro- our hope that this gift will property taxes shall be paid from the proceeds of ($89,541.95) plus interest, costs and attorney fees. gram information (Braille, inspire other alumni to the sale. I will offer at public auction the hereinafter described large print, audiotape, etc.) match the Carpenters’ gen- 6. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall real property in Rockcastle County, Kentucky. should contact USDA's Tar- erosity by contributing to be paid from the proceeds of the sale. At the Courthouse on East Main Street get Center at 202-720-2600 this important university 7. The purchaser shall have possession of the Mt. Vernon, Kentucky (voice and TDD). To file a project.” real property upon compliance with the terms of on Friday, December 12, 2014 complaint of discrimination Plans for the renovation the sale. Beginning at the Hour of 11:30 a.m. write USDA, Director, Of- of Haupt Humanities are be- 8. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful fice of Civil Rights, 1400 ing reviewed, and the bidder and the sale price does not exceed the Said property being more particularly bounded and Independence Avenue, SW, project is anticipated to cost described as follows: amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or 185 Woodland Place, Mount Vernon, Kentucky Washington, DC 20250- between $4 million and $6 bond shall be required. Being a portion of Lot No. 10 of Woodland Place Subdivision as re- 9410 Or call (800) 795- million. Fundraising en- 9. The sale shall be made subject to all ease- corded in Plat Book No. 4, Page No. 92 (now plat slide 317) in the 3272 (voice) or (202) 720- deavors have begun, with ments, set back line, restrictions or covenants or Rockcastle County Clerk’s Office and being more fully described as 6382 (TDD). USDA is an construction starting once record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is.” follows: equal opportunity provider the total amount has been John D. Ford Beginning on an iron pin in the North right of way of a 50’ wide road- and employer. raised. Master Commissioner way easement and corner to Anita Smith; thence going with the line Rockcastle Circuit Clerk of Anita Smith N 34 39’16” W, 266.30 feet to an iron pin corner to Anita Smith and in the line of Mary Ida Jones; thence going with the line of Mary Ida Jones N 48 31’22” E, 76.03 feet to an iron pin corner to Lot No. 1 (Woodland Place addition) and in the line of Mary Ida Jones; thence going with the line of Lot No. 1 (Woodland Place addition) S 39 32’22’ E, 249.60 feet to an iron pin corner to the City of Mt. Vernon and in the line of Lot No. 1 (Woodland Place addition); thence going with the line of the City of Mt. Vernon S 44 30’00” W 8.00 feet to an iron pin S 39 32’22” E, 8.00 feet in the North right of way of a 50’ wide roadway easement and corner to the City of Mt. Vernon; thence going with said roadway easements S 44 30’00” W, 91.20 feet to the point of beginning. Containing 0.521 acres. Being the same property conveyed to Chasity B. Sutton, single, by deed from Kentucky Housing Corporation dated October 16, 2009 and recorded in Deed Book 228, Page 322 in the Office of the Rockcastle County Clerk. The property shall be sold on the following terms & conditions: 1. The real property shall be sold for cash or upon a credit of thirty (30) days with the purchaser(s) required to pay a minimum of ten percent (10%) of the purchase price in cash on the date of sale and to secure the balance with a bond approved by the Master Commissioner. 2. The bond shall bear interest at the rate of twelve percent (12%) per annum until paid in full. The bond shall have a force and effect of a judgment and shall be and remain a lien upon the property sold as additional surety for the payment of the purchase price. 3. The purchaser shall pay the 2014 local, county and state property taxes. 4. Unpaid delinquent State, County and/or City ad valorem taxes owed to those government enti- ties, and not sold pursuant to the provisions of KRS Chapter 134 to any private purchaser during the pendency of this action shall be paid out of the proceeds of the sale. 5. Full satisfaction of the plaintiff’s judgment shall be paid from the proceeds of the sale. 6. The purchaser shall have possession of the real property upon compliance with the terms of the sale. 7. In the event that the plaintiff is the successful bidder and the sale price does not exceed the amount of the plaintiff’s judgment, no deposit or bond shall be required. 8. The sale shall be made subject to all easements, set back line, restrictions or covenants or record or otherwise and shall be sold “as is.” John D. Ford Master Commissioner Rockcastle Circuit Clerk Pg. B4 • Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 27, 2014 Mount Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 27, 2014 • Pg. B5

Hidden Among Us The American Revolutionary War Patriots of Rockcastle By Karen Hamm Adams eight. He enlisted in the Army ers. fashioned women’s dresses Reuben Bullock. His wife, Eliza Reed. Children of To celebrate and honor the of the United States as a On another occasion, for them. Disguised as Lucy applied and received a Lewis and Polly were: county’s American Revolu- Ranger in Captain Alston’s Pumphrey was out ranging women, they made their es- widow’s pension on 2 April Meredith, Nancy, William, tionary War Patriots and to Company in the Regiment and scouting and took lodg- cape by simply walking out of 1839 in Pulaski Co. KY. She Benjamin, Elizabeth and enlighten the community commanded by Colonel ing in an abandoned house the prison compound. died 31 December 1844 or Matilda. Children with Eliza about the service and sacrifice Blumet in 1778. This enlist- where the family had moved From there, Henry went to 1845 in Garrard Co. KY. were: Richard, Perusha, of these brave men, on behalf ment was for eighteen months into the fort at Natchez. There Wilkes Co. North Carolina Their final resting place is Jerusha, Lewis and John. of the Rockcastle Chapter of of service. He served as a were fourteen men in Henry’s and was again called into ser- unknown. Delpha Pumphrey (May the Daughters of the Ameri- Ranger in the neighborhood group and in the night while vice. He hired a man by the The known children of 1795NC). Andrew Pumphrey can Revolution, I have com- of Natchez, MS until his term they were asleep, the enemy name of John Hall to go in his Henry and Lucy are: Larkin (February 1798 NC-1 Octo- piled highlights of the service expired. Natchez at that time fired in and killed eleven men place as a substitute and this Pumphrey (1785NC-About ber 1876IN) married Mary E. of the known patriots living in was part of the Georgia terri- in the company and took all man served out a tour of six 1832 Fayette Co. IN) married Lawrence in 1820. Andrew the county and who applied tory. He ranged up the Mis- the horses. Henry was later months and was in the Battle Frances Shepherd in 1806 is buried at the Old Pumphrey for a pension between the sissippi River, the Bayou discharged at Natchez by of Eutaw Springs. Henry vol- Wilkes Co. NC. They had Cemetery in Decatur Co. IN. years of 1818 and 1842. All Pierre and Big Black River Colonel Blumet some time unteered to serve three months eight children:Eli, Martha, Andrew and Mary had thir- information was taken from and down the river occasion- before the surrender of Lord under Captain Joseph John, Delpha, Jackson, Sarah, teen children: George, the patriot’s own account from ally below Natchez. Cornwallis. McDowell and Colonel Jo- Joseph and Andrew. John Permettia, Armistead, John, his pension application and He was in a great many On his return trip home to seph Hern to fight the Indians. Pumphrey (October 1786 William, Andrew, May, other historical documents. small engagements with the Maryland from Natchez, He marched to the Cherokee Wilkes Co. NC-1831N) mar- Cyrus, Francis, Jasper, More information can be British and Indians. The Brit- Henry was in the company of Nation and killed a great many ried Elizabeth Ann Shepherd Martha, Eliza and unknown found on each patriot at the ish came up the river in schoo- four men: Colby Rucker, John Indians, burnt their huts and (1790-1830) on 26 June 1807 infant. Lucy Pumphrey (Sep- local library or the Rockcastle ners and sloops in the night Henderson, Philip Hays and corn and took prisoners. Wilkes Co. NC. They had tember 1801 NC): Elizabeth Historical Society. (Copy- and the next morning, they at- Willis Cotton. They were Since the time of his enlist- seven children: Alfred, John, Pumphrey (July 1804 NC- right Pending). If you are in- tacked the town and fort. taken prisoner on the Oconee ment, he resided in North William, Lucinda, Larkin, About 1850 KY) married terested in joining the Daugh- Pumphrey and his group River in the state of Georgia Carolina about forty years. Eliza and Andrew. Sally Reuben Bullock (1809-1861 ters of the American Revolu- evacuated the place and went by Captain Ingram, a Tory. Since that time he lived in In- Pumphrey (1789 Wilkes Co. Pulaski Co. KY) on 24 No- tion or the Children of Ameri- about seven miles below and They were then taken to Sa- diana and Kentucky. Henry NC) married an unknown Th- vember 1828 Rockcastle Co. can Revolution, please contact about two miles from the river vannah, GA and placed in the married Lucy Shepherd on ompson. Elijah Pumphrey KY. They had at least five Debbie Brown (606) 758- and stationed near a widow possession of General 24thDecember 1783 in Wilkes (11 January 1790 NC-1875 children: Amanda, Gray, 8659 or Iris Young (606) 256- Winfrey’s home. They stayed Campbell, a British officer, Co. NC. To this marriage at Missouri) married Lucy Zemary, Elizabeth and 2851. there for about six weeks. and his discharge papers were least ten known children were Mastin (1792-1813) in 1812 McHenry. McHenry Henry Pumphrey When Captain James Willing taken from him. Henry was a born. About 1814, the and married Olivia Wilson Pumphrey (1810 NC-8 No- Henry Pumphrey was born from Fort Pitt came down the prisoner of war for four Pumphreys left North Caro- (1796-1882) in 1816. Chil- vember 1880 IL) married on 24 December 1754 near the river with three sloops of men, months and five days when he lina and settled in Rockcastle dren of Elijah are: William, Charlotte Knight (1819-1880) city of Baltimore, Maryland they returned to the town and got away from the enemy and Co. KY by 1815. Lucy, Mary Ann, Jonas, on 7 August 1855 IL. They and died 17 October 1834 in retook the fort. They laid went to General “Mad An- Henry was allowed a pen- Nancy, Bird, Sarah, Joshua, had at least three children: Eli, Union Co. Indiana. Accord- siege for several days and at thony” Wayne’s camp at sion, executed 26 November Rebecca, George and James. James and George. ing to his pension application, length and were ready to un- Ebenezer, GA. According to 1832 in the amount of eighty He is buried in the old Con- Henry Pumphrey is a rec- Henry gave the following ac- dermine the fort and blow Colby Rucker’s pension ap- dollars annually for his ser- federate Cemetery in Platte ognized Patriot of the Daugh- count of his service on 26 No- them up when the enemy plication, he and Henry were vice as a private. He died 17 Co. MO. Lewis Pumphrey ters of the American Revolu- vember 1832 in Rockcastle came out and stacked their able to escape by obtaining October 1834 in Union Co. IN (July 1792NC-1855AR) mar- tion. Co. KY at the age of seventy- arms and were made prison- two nightgowns and they at the home of his son-in-law, ried Polly Thompson and Pg. B6 • Mt. Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 27, 2014

ClassifiedsBranch Road off Chestnut lators will be prosecuted. Notice is hereby given that CLASSIFIED RATES Ridge. No hunting, camp- 9x52p Help Wanted Carole G. Powell, 120 Cole ing, ATVs, trespassing for Posted: No trespassing, Excellent Opportunity to Lane, Jamestown, Ky. any purpose. Not respon- hunting or fishing on land advance your career! 42629 has been appointed • Local Rates - $4 for 25 words sible for accidents. Violators belonging to Rachel Denney Malone Solutions is now administratrix of the estate or less - .10 each additional word will be prosecuted. on Hwy. 3245 (former hiring for manufacturing of David Wayne Whisman. Posted: No trespassing on Reggie Benge property). positions with a pay rate Any person having claims Crawford Place - Old Posted: No trespassing on • Display Classifieds between $9 and $13 per against said estate shall Brodhead Road. Danny property known as C.B. hour. No high school or present them, according to Smith. 47tfn Owens Farm across from GED diploma required. Ap- law, to the said Carole G. $5.00/Inch Posted: Absolutely no hunt- Fairgrounds in Brodhead. ply online at Powell on or before May 18, Deadline for Classifieds ing, fishing or trespassing on Violators will be prosecuted. www.malonesolutions.com. 2015 at 9:30 a.m. 49x3 property belonging to Mark 25tfn 49x8 and Debbie Cummins. Vio- NOTICE OF BOND is 10 a.m. TUESDAY Full-Time Mechanic with RELEASE fast growing company PERMIT NO. 902-0052 sewer and underground The Terrace Weltrans, Inc., a gear repair and INCREMENT NO. 1, 2 & 3 utilities. starting at $12,900. Nursing & Rehabilitation Facility service facility, is seeking me- PHASE 1 BOND RELEASE For Rent 606-256-5692 • 256-4504 • chanically-skilled personnel. In accordance with the provi- 308-3730. 50x1 Position Available Must be willing to learn team- sions of KRS:350, notice is Trailer. Deposit required. Mobile home lots, located oriented, be reliable and punc- hereby given that Jamieson $375 month. 859-358-3560. in Sunnyside Mobile Home tual with excellent work ethic. Construction Company of 30 48xntf Park. 1/2 acre lots - $500 Certified Nurse Aide Must submit to drug and back- Jamieson Lane, London, Ken- Duplex in Mt. Vernon. down and $100 per month. Full-Time Position Available ground check. A mechanical de- tucky 40744, phone 606-878- Castle Ridge Subdivision. Call 606-256-5692 or 606- gree is preferred but not required. 7966, intends to apply for a Call Amy Nicely 256-8700. 256-5648. 50x1 * Paid Holidays * Paid Vacation Apply in Person at Phase 1 Bond Release on Per- Duplex in Brodhead. All * 401k Retirement * Dental Insurance 380 Progress Drive mit Number 902-0052, Incre- appliances furnished. Call * Paid Life Insurance * Medical Insurance Mt. Vernon ments Number 1, 2 & 3 which Patty, 758-9666. 17xntf * Paid (LTC) Disability or call l606-256-0003 was last issued on April 5, Trailers and house in Posted for more info 2012. The application covers Brodhead. No pets. 758- Apply at: 1043 Brooklyn Blvd., Berea. Ky. an area of approximately 68.18 Posted: No hunting or tres- acres on the Increments of 8922. ntf passing at 1435 Marler Hol- The Terrace is non-discriminatory in admissions Accepting applications at Miscellaneous which 68.18 acres was dis- low. Not responsible for & employment, EOE turbed. The area is located in Mt. Vernon Housing Au- bodily injury. Violators will thority on Mondays 4 to 8 For Sale Rockcastle & Pulaski Coun- be prosecuted. 47x24p ties, Kentucky, approximately, p.m. and Wednesdays and Posted: No trespassing on Fuel Oil Stove and Tank. Fridays, 4 to 6 p.m. Rent The Terrace 1.27 mile Northeast from KY property at Location 0 on $100 for both. 453-2301. 80’s junction with KY 1956 based on income. 256-4185. Sunset Ridge Road. (Prop- 49x1 14xntf Nursing & Rehabilitation Facility and located 1.58 miles North- erty originally owned by Last Chance: Maximum west of the confluence of Line Accepting Applications: Position Available Rance Coffey and presently stainless steel cookware. Creek and the Cumberland For 2 and 3 bedroom units owned by Patricia Rucker). Waterless. 17 pieces. Life- River, 0.5 miles southwest of at Valley View Apartments. This means all people in- time warranty. At cost $250. Billows, Kentucky. The Lati- Rent based on income. Call Cook cluding those who have plus tax. 606-256-9454. tude is 37 deg. 09 min. 59 sec. 256-5912. Equal Housing been using land in any way 5:00A—1:30P • Full-Time 49x4p and the Longitude is 84 deg. 18 Opportunity, TDD for hear- and/or are currently using 5211 Zetor Tractor w/ min. 13 sec. ing impaired only. 1-800- the land, except those given Competitive Wages loader. Inquire at Brodhead The total bonds now in effect 247-2510. 36tfn notarized written permission * Paid Holidays * Paid Vacation Farm Equipment, 28 W. for these permit increments are by Scott or Patricia Rucker * 401k Retirement * Dental Insurance Main St., Brodhead, Ky. One Hundred and Seventy- or Amber Hunteman. Viola- 606-758-9532. 47xntf Four Thousand and Five Hun- For Rent * Paid Life Insurance * Medical Insurance tors will be prosecuted. Firewood For Sale. We ac- dred Dollars ($374,500.00) of Maple St. Storage 48x3p * Paid (LTC) Disability cept heat assistance and which approximately Sixty of Brodhead Posted: No hunting, tres- Apply at: 1043 Brooklyn Blvd., Berea. Ky. wood vouchers. Call or text percent (60%) of the amount passing or ATVs on any 859-353-1653 or 859-661- will be released by the state and 256-2884 or Rogers’ property on Brown The Terrace is non-discriminatory in admissions 2296. 49x2p the remainder held until appli- & employment, EOE 606-308-2491 Road (former Carl Brown cation for Phase 2 Bond Re- Road). 44x10p lease. Posted: No hunting, tres- Reclamation work performed passing or 4-wheeling on LOCAL HEALTH NURSE II Notices includes: backfilling, grading, land belonging to Shirley The Cumberland Valley District Health Department is liming, fertilizing and seeding Property Need someone to rake and Tom Still at KY 3245. accepting applications for a Full Time Local Health according to the re-vegetation leaves. Pays $50. 453-2301. Violators will be arrested Nurse II positions for Rockcastle County Health De- plan and soil analysis. This For Sale 49x1 and prosecuted. 41x9 partment. This position is located in the local county work was completed in the Fall Looking for some land/ 1 1/2 Acre Trailer Lot. City Posted: No trespassing on school system and is a ten (10) month (partial year) po- of 2014. acreage to rent or lease. water. 859-358-3560. property belonging to sition. If unable to obtain applicants at LHN II level, the A public hearing has been Please call Johnny at 606- 40xntf Charles Delph at 20 Smith agency may then consider filling position with a LHN I. scheduled for December 30, 308-3259. 48x2p 2BR/2BA 1450 sq. ft. Sell- St. in Brodhead. Not respon- 2014 at 9:30 am, at the Depart- General Duties include: This position serves under the Need Leaves Raked or any ing for $89,900. Rick Szaks, sible for accidents. 42x13pd ment of Surface Mining, Rec- direction of the Nurse Supervisor of the local health de- other yard clean-up for Broker. 859-255-7777. Lin- Posted: No hunting or tres- lamation and Enforcement, partment. Responsibilities for this position include, but the winter? Call coln Real Estate, Inc. passing on land belonging to London Regional Office, 85 are not limited to: perform work with increasing inde- Rockcastle 4th grade AAU [email protected] 18xntf Glen Roberts at 560 Dix State Police Road, London, pendence and may assume minimal mentoring of LHN I coach Jesse Bugg for help. Between Mt. Vernon and River Branch Road, Kentucky 40741. Written com- nurses. Conduct nursing assessment for students, fami- Donations accepted and ap- Somerset: 5.7 wooded Brodhead. Violators will be ments, objections and requests lies and school personnel as appropriate using PHPR ser- preciated for work done. All acres for $31,500. Near prosecuted. 35xntf to attend this public hearing vice guidelines. Develop and implement a plan of care work done by players super- may be submitted to the Direc- Berea - 10.2 acres $31,900. Posted: No hunting, tres- based upon identified health risks. Provide basic nurs- vised by adults. 606-425- tor of Field Services, #2 Owner financing available. passing or ATVs on land being care to the client consistent with the PHPR, Nursing 1190, leave message if no Hudson Hollow, Frankfort, Call Dwight at 859-331- longing to Jason and Sara Scope and Standards of Practice. Establish policies, pro- answer. Kentucky 40601 or the Depart- 4888. 8xntf Coguer at Roundstone. Not cedures and licensing laws. Document services provided Notice is hereby given that ment of Surface Mining, Rec- Lots in Castle Ridge Sub- responsible for accidents. to the client according to standards of the PHPR and Donna K. McClure, P.O. lamation and Enforcement, division. Use same entry Posted: No trespassing on Administrative Reference (AR). Maintain confidential- Box 183, Mt. Vernon, Ky. London Regional Office, 85 way as Bible Baptist land belonging to James and ity and privacy according to guidelines. Work closely 40456 has been appointed State Police Road, London, Church. All lots have city Dorothy Rash heirs on Rash with school interdisciplinary team and apply problem executrix of the estate of Kentucky 40741. solving strategies to accomplish job tasks. Participate in Juanita S. Stanley on the This hearing will be canceled specialized or program specific clinics. Participate in edu- 12th day of Nov. 2014. Any if the Cabinet does not receive cational counseling and teaching activities for individual person having claims a request in writing for the pub- students and educators. May assist coordinator of a spe- against said estate shall lic hearing before December cific program and offer mentoring to staff. present them according to 29, 2014. Minimum Education, Training or Experience for law, to the said Donna K. House For Sale: Three bedrooms, two full baths, living room, den, dining room/ LHN II: See special requirements and one (1) year of McClure or to Hon. John D. kitchen. One level, no stairs. One car garage. Sits on spacious lot and half in Hous- Registered Nurse (RN) experience. Ford, Coffey & Ford, P.O. Subscribe to ton Point Estates. Large unattached storage building. Two concrete patios. Excel- lent condition. Turn key ready. Excellent neighborhood. Safe environment for fam- Substitution for Education, Training or Experience: Box 247, Mt. Vernon, Ky. ily/children. Single street subdivision with low traffic. Located conveniently to both BSN or Masters Degree in Nursing, Nursing Adminis- 40456 on or before May 12, the Signal Mt. Vernon and Brodhead. Close enough to town for convenience, but out of town tration, Nursing Education or Public Health may substi- 2015. 48x3 enough for peace and quiet. Asking $139,000. tute for one (1) year of experience. Call 606-308-3874 or 859-694-3700. Special Requirements: (Age, Licensure, Regulation, Etc.) Must have RN license in Kentucky or compact state. Starting Salary: $14.78/hr (Grade 18) GILLIAM *************************************** Minimum Education, Training or Experience for REAL ESTATE & AUCTION LHN I: See special requirements. 427 Chestnut St., Berea, KY • 859-986-9797 Special Requirements: (Age, Licensure, Regulation, John Gilliam • Principal Broker Etc.) Must have RN license in Kentucky or compact 1997 Ford Expedition Realtor Loretta Powell - 859-302-8411 state or provisional license in Kentucky; meet all requirements of KRS 314.041 and approval to practice as Reg- www.gilliamrealestate.com Eddie Bauer Edition. 4 wheel drive. $2200 obo. istered Nurse Applicant (RNA). 606-308-3670 0 Wabd Jones Rd. Starting Salary: $12.15/hr (Grade 15) Brodhead Applications may be obtained at the Cumberland Val- $39,900 2010 Singlewide only - NO LAND. ley District Health Department, P.O. Box 158, 470 Manchester Square Shopping Center, Suite 200, B.C.C. Metals 3528 White Lick Rd. - 182.47 Acres - $475,000 Manchester, KY 40962 (606) 598-5564 or the local health department or http://chfs.ky.gov/dph/lhdapp.htm 00 White Lick Rd. (25.884 Acres) - $104,900 Featuring metal roofing, siding, Completed application and transcript must be returned REDUCED! 4205 Scaffold Cane Rd. - Mt. Vernon - $75,000 by close of business on Thursday, December 11, 2014 to trim and insulation. 254 Sue Johnson Rd. - Singlewide & 6+/-A - $39,000 Cumberland Valley District Health Department in Same day service available on most orders. Manchester. Applications will be accepted past the REDUCED! 258 Sue Johnson Rd. -Doublewide & 3.12 A - $36,900 deadline date for both classifications for future and Contact Jerry Blair ongoing position vacancies as they occur. 341 Pleasant View Dr. - Doublewide & 1.21 A - $69,000 Toll Free 1-800-658-4902 • 256-4700 Resume will not substitute for completed application. 2800 Richmond St. - Commercial Bldg. & 1 A - $125,000 Located 4 miles s. of Berea, off U.S. 25 at 862 Lambert Rd. Equal Opportunity Employer With extra 11 A - $180,000 • 11 Acres only - $55,000 Serving Rockcastle County & surrounding counties. Applicants in this classification will be required to sub- 2780 Richmond St. - Doublewide & 0.645 A - $75,000 mit to a drug screening test and background check. www.bccmfg.com The Mt. Vernon Signal • Thursday, November 27, 2014 • Pg. B7

Notice: Will haul off or buy Mule, fully enclosed, Professional scrap metal, junk cars or Motor Vehicles $3,700. 1997 Camper w/ PERRY’S Autobody & trucks. Metal hauled for For Sale superslide, $3,700. 1989 Auto Rental Service Services free. 231-6788. 14xntf Bayliner, 17 1/2 ft. bass Grave Markers & Monu- Septic Tank Installation boat, New rebuilt motor, 85 24/7 Wrecker Service Available and Electrical. Insured and ments: In stock at all times. For Sale: 2002 diesel truck, hp Evinrude, $3,700. Case licensed. 30 years experi- McNew Monument Sales, with 7.3 engine, 4 door, su- large loader, asking $5,700. US 25, 4 miles north of Mt. per duty, asking $11,500. 4 wheel drive John Deere PERRY & AMY MINK PROPERTIES, LLC ence in all types disposal Storage and Rental Units • 12x20 units fully lined floor to systems. R.D. Johnson-Wil- Vernon. Phone 256-2232. 2005 Chevy 6.0, 3/4 ton 750 Tractor, $5,700. 2000 liams, McKee. 606-965- U Call We Haul! Anything HD, asking $8,700. 24 foot Ford and 850 Ford and ‘35 ceiling & fenced for your security that fits on a truck. Local or Pontoon boat, asking 3263 or 606-965-3516 or restored Ferguson. 1960 Fairground Hill off Hwy. 150 • 110 Old Somerset Rd. Mt. Vernon 859-582-6469 or 859-200- long distance. Building - $2,400. 2003 Sandpiper two Chevy Street Rod, $18,500 606-256-5198 or 606-308-1008 2057. 47x4p demolition - moving - clean- slide camper, asking $8,700. and 1950 Chevy Street Rod, ups - bushhogging - land- 2000 Chevy 4-wheel drive Hayes Gravel Hauling and $12,500. 256-4739 or 308- Spreading. 256-4695 or scaping. No garbage. 606- truck, $4,000. Kawasaki 4739. 48x1 859-544-7730. 47x7p 256-9222 o4 308-1629. 35xntf Jonathan Collins Remod- eling and Repair Service. Gail’s Pampered Pooch Home improvements of any 57 West Main St., Brodhead. For appt. call 606-758-0064 kind from doors and win- dows, painting, new floors, to roofs and decks - will do it all. Any home, any prob- Wanted lem, “we’re the one to call”. 606-308-3533. 48x5 Wanted To Buy: Your an- Owens Monument: Lo- 5076 S Wilderness Rd. • Mt. Vernon, Ky. cated behind Owens Funeral tiques and collectibles. An- Home in Brodhead. Open tique glassware, furniture, quilts, all types of military Mon-Fri. 8 to 5 and Sat. 9 a.m. to noon. 606-758-9600. items, clocks, watches (working or not), pocket watches and wrist watch parts, pocket knives, coins John’sJohn’sJohn’s and paper money. All types of gold, silver scrap, cast Subscribe to the Repair iron banks, toys, lighters, Mt. Vernon Signal crock jugs, cast iron skillets, 859-302-0197 Tiling • Flooring Appliance marbles, pocket knives, $20 in county • $27 out of county/in-state fishing items, Indian Arrow- $35 out of state • 10% discount for seniors General Construction & Plumbing heads, and much, much Call 606-256-2244 Faucet & Toilet more. Also buying partial estates. Over 25 years expe- Town & Country 308-5646 rience. Call Clarence Reece We also buy John Tyler, Owner at 606-531-0467. 47xntf batteries, converters, aluminum wheels and 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE radiators, starters, and alternators. All Types of Mechanic Work Now Buying Junk Cars Used tires and parts for sale at dirt Hauling off appliances for free! cheap prices. Call 256-9634 days or 256-4650 nights Call Mike Make $1,000 selling your old scrap cars-trucks and farm equipment and machinery. (606) 308-2487 Call 24 hours a day. If no answer, leave message and your call will be returned. Kentucky Auto Exchange 859-358-3560 or 606-256-3841 anytime Public Auto Auction • Dealers Welcome 256-0122 Every Saturday and Tuesday at 7 p.m. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Heating & Air Located on Exit 38 in London on Hwy. 1006 Winstead’s (606) 878-7815 Heating & Air Financing Available BEE Garbage through Wells Fargo COMPLETE HOME *w/ approved credit

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