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\olume LXXXII Number 44 Brooksville, Kentucky Thursday, February 9, 201 Simple ways to celebrate agnetti supper “Valentine’s Day on a Dime at Ext. Office ' The Bracken County Co¬ operative ;Extensipn:^§ryice; is hostmg a community spa¬ ghetti supper on Wednesday, FebroaiyffS’Torah residents of Bracken County. The din¬ ner is free, and will include spaghetti, salad, garlic bread, desserts, and drinks. The dinner will begin promptly at 6 p.:m at the Bracken Copiity Cooperative I xtension/ fice. Directly following the dinner will be an opportunity fbr> cpmmimity .residents; discuss issues facing Bracken County. The issues discussed wUi^Wpi'the <$oopei ative Ext^sien ySeryice prepare its>4 year plan of work (The pian:nf Work; focuses Exten- Programs on address¬ ing community needs. It is important to receive as much', community input as possible tci; ensure great extension Extension Agents, Chris Simeral, left, Shannon Smith, Students at Saint Augustine School can he seen preparing to do a craft for Valentine’s programs We took forward right, and David Appelman, not pictured, encourage Bracken Day. Pictured left to right, seated in front: Faith Kiskaden. Second Row: Caleb Veins, to seeing you on Wednesday, Countians to attend the spaghetti supper and give their views Emma Lang, Benjamin Speakman, and Gahe Taylor. Back Row: Chase Wilson, Devante February 15 on the issues facing Bracken County. Jefferson, Conner Snapp, Charlie Schultz, and Emma Young. Photo by Becky Wilson Using a little imagina- staple the edges together napkins, tion, you can make your and write our names and an Serve anything red 5th Annual Shoot for Valentine’s Day a little more “I love you” on the outside. for the day. Serve red Jello, fun and a lot less expensive. Then she would fill the heart red pudding, red apples, If you want to add a little with candy, purchased on toast with strawberry jelly, Huge Success!! personalized romance or if clearance after Christmas. It tomato soup, red apple- you don’t have the time or was very inexpensive but we sauce, red Kool-aid, straw- money to buy ail the pre- loved it! berry milk, or red frosted made things in the store, Have a Valentine’s cookies. Use powdered here are some ideas from Day treasure hunt. Leave little food coloring from the cake www.LivingOnADime. notes around with the last one store to get the deepest ■ com to help you make the leading back to the kitchen ta- shade of red. Leave sticks day special. ble with a heart full of candy. of red gum in their Valcn- For The Kids: Make heart shaped tine’s Day cards. My mom always Valentine cookies and cut the Make hearts out of made a great but inexpen- kids (or hubby’s) sandwiches chocolate chips in each of sive Valentine’s Day treat with a heart shaped cookie your pancakes, for us. She would take con- cutter to make heart sand- Things To Do With struction paper and cut 2 wiches. Add a few Valentine’s Or For Your Honey: big hearts out. (About 8x10 chocolates and put a note in Make a treasure inches) then she would red with big hearts on their Continued to Page 16 ipisill Town Meeting, lues., Feb. 14th lii On Tuesday, February tion, address the citizens and personal safety, scams/fraud 14th, at 7 p.m. the Bracken to listen to any concerns that prevention, or other crime County Sheriff’s Office will citizens may have. Any is¬ prevention subjects. A differ¬ be hosting its 1st Town Hall sues or concerns will be tak¬ ent topic will be discussed at meeting of 2012 at the Wil¬ en down and looked into by each of the Town Hall meet¬ low Baptist Church located our agency. ings throughout the year. at 2535 Powersville Willow Also beginning with this Come out and support Road in Willow. This meet¬ meeting the Sheriff’s Office your local Sheriff and learn ing will be to give an update will be conducting a short what is going on in your on the Sheriff’s Office first training session covering a Community. year activities, to distribute subject such as theft preven¬ The Sheriff appreciates crime prevention informa- tion, burglary prevention. the citizens for their support and comments over the last Sheriff’s Office alerts county & thirteen months. His first year in office was definitely surrounding areas to Job Ad Scam a learning experience and the The BrackenCounty 7 to a foreign country. . The Bracken County Sheriff’s Sheriff’s Office is asking that check will later come back Office was able to accom¬ citizens be aware of u job ad as not being a good check plish several things to im¬ scam that is going around. , and the person that cashed it prove the Quality of Life in An ad was posted in the Fal- is left being responsible for Bracken County. moiitliQptlooklooking fbr an .the total amount of the cheek Drug activity in the Office Assistant. Those who with the bank. •; There are County continues to be a respond to the. ad through ('.-several variations ,of .these problem and the agency con¬ email arc given a short test y scams that occur. Do not tinues to address these is¬ for the job with ho-interview, "'take advantage of the quick sues with the resources that The. company then notifies \ cash promise as it will come are available to the Sheriff’s them that they will be prepaid ' back to burn you. ''.'Anytime Office. We have the anony¬ mous tip line for reporting to shop for the company and c someone offers To give you Pictured above are cancer survivors Karin Poe and Connie Jett at the Survivor of crime, phone number is that the company is donating money and for .you to'.send Reception held during the evening s events. Photo submitted to a charity. The company f' money back, or if they ask 606-735-2578. This anony¬ The 5,h Annual Shoot student Diane Poe, and a The high school’s then sends a check that you you to .'send them money to mous tip line can be used to for a Cure boys basketball speech given by Cancer cafeteria, gym, hallways, arc asked to cash at the bank, wan a big prize, BEWARE, report any type of crime, but is especially set up for the game at Bracken County Care Club member, Karin and reception room, were deduct $400 from the check y. These are all scams to get High School versus the Poe, The night included a beautifully decorated in and to send the balance by your money and .for you to reporting of drug activity in Augusta Panthers was cake auction, door prizes, pink, which accompanied Western Union to a foreign set'yourself up to be a vie- the County. However, if the crime is currently in progress a huge success. They raffles, and much more! The by the signature Shoot for address to cover the shipping ytim. . V . V'-v'-'-y. started out the night Bracken County Beta Club a Cure t-shirts, created of items for the charity that .If you have any qu.es- cal! 911 so that a dispatcher with the boy’s Junior hosted a survivor reception a “sea of pink” at the thc company is donating to y' tions or need additional in- can send an officer out im¬ Varsity game. This was for all cancer survivors and exciting game, sponsored ..If it looks too good to be y' formation on a possible scam mediately. This phone is not followed by a between those currently battling by Bracken County lime it usually.is. the money contact the Sheriff’s .Office.7 manned continuously and game presentation by cancer in Bracken County. FBLA. that is sent back usually goes 'A b b b b b b b i b b b b b; be bybAbb Continued to Page 2 2 - THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., February 9, 2012

^ The Bracken County News fy wnq From Our Files USPS 062-640 Tabitha s Tidbits Published Weekly For Compiled by An unknown male ca¬ The Bracken County Bracken Connty.$20.00 February 8, 1962 daver was found Sunday after¬ Historical Society In State.$25.00 Icy road conditions were noon in a burned out mobile the cause of a car and tractor home near the Neave com¬ Out of State.$30.00 From The Bracken Chronicle a depth of several feet, and the trailer accident about noon on munity. Donald Emmerick of Per Year by January 28, 1942 residents on both streets had to Thursday. Injured were Miss Bellevue owner of the prop¬ Ira Craig Sends Story vacate their homes. Colleen McClanahan, driver erty made the discovery of the The Bracken County News of the 1907 Flood Every business house on of the auto and Mr. Charles skeletal remains in his burned P.G« Box 68 Through the courtesy of Upper Street as up as J. M. E. Mains driver of the tractor out trailer home. Ira Craig of New Brighton, Milner & Sons was inundat¬ trailer. Miss Wilma Downing, Sheriff Kenneth Garrison Brooksville, Ky. 41004 PA, we are permitted to bring ed. a passenger in the car received recovered a ‘74 Oldsmobile (606) 735-2198 to Chronicle readers the story While the damages minor injuries but was not early Sunday that had been [email protected] of two floods that visited Au¬ wrought by the high waters hospitalized. reported stolen from the own¬ Single Issue Rate 50$ gusta in 1907. were enough to dishearten the Miss Patti Sweeney a se¬ er’s residence near Western Periodicals postage paid Brooksville, Ky. 41004-0068 Wind and Water Wrecks stoutest heart, the worst was nior at St. James High School Hills. The car was located on Postmaster send address change to M any August Homes yet to come. was the winner of the Betty Rt. 8 where it apparently had Bracken County News January 1907 will go Saturday night when Crocker Homemaker of To¬ run out of gas. P.O. Box 68, Brooksville, Ky. 41004-0068 down in the history of Augusta the river was almost at its morrow program for her COPY DEADLINE: 5 P.M. MONDAY as the most disastrous year in heighths(sic) a heavy wind¬ school. DEATHS: Mr. Roy F. Mitch¬ the history of the city. The old storm prevailed, and great an¬ The Brooksville Volunteer ell; Mr. James Robert Best; Kathy L. Bay, Puhlisher/Adv. Manager town has passed through many gry billows rolled and tossed Fire Department responded to Mrs. Grace Mae Kennedy Mc- a trial and tribulation, but it re¬ against exposed building—in 2 fire calls Saturday. The first Cleese; Mr. William A. (Bill) Lynn Darnell, Editor mained for the forces of nature many places reaching as high call was the home of Mrs. Wiley; Miss Elizabeth Plum¬ Amy Meyer, Office & Classified Ad on Saturday night, 19th inst. to as second story windows, tear¬ Mattie Coleman on Miami mer. Susie Hargett * Laural Jane Gray go all previous catastrophes ing up pavements and heaping St. when a kerosene stove ig¬ one better. bricks in piles as if they were nited the wall behind it. Later life. Thursday night the waters ice floes. The walls of brick that evening a call came from February 14, 2002 began encroaching upon the buildings gave in and out such the Claude Martin home at Homecoming ceremonies JLx, B , Courthouse homes of the residents of the was the force of the waves. Bladeston where they extin¬ were held at Bracken County if* fryt West End and all that night To add to the horror of the guished a blaze in an upstairs High School on February 8. 1 ,1 V f ' *4 P News the ceaseless rumble of wag¬ scene a large raft of logs tied closet. Tiffany Newman was crowned ons, cars and hand wagons just above town, and belong¬ queen and Brad Thomas BIRTHS: a daughter born to DISTRICT COURT limit; (2) no/expired registra¬ could be heard as the unfortu¬ ing to Crane & Co., of Cincin¬ was crowned king. Brooke Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sticklen; Heard on Tues., January tion plates; (3) possession of nate refugees sought safety on nati, broke loose and came on Bowles was crowned princess the maddening current tearing Christopher Andrew Single- 31 by District Court Judge open alcoholic beverage con¬ higher ground. It was a sight and Nick Figgins prince. ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. And- William Todd Walton, II. tainer in a motor vehicle; (4) that beggared description—to away verandas and crushing The historic brick house, drew Singleton; Karen Louise Bess, Nicholas, (1) no/ex- possession of synthetic canna- see men, tired and discour¬ through brick walls as if they known as The Blackerby Home Smith, daughter of Mr. and pired registration plates; (2) binoid agonists or piperazines, aged, worn and weary mothers were egg shells. It was in¬ was destroyed Feb. 4, 2002 by Mrs. Franklin Smith; Marlene fire. Construction of the brick no insurance, 1st offense, con¬ continued to 2/14. and bedraggled children, haul¬ deed a time to try the stoutest ing their little possessions to hearts, and many a pleading Cummins, daughter of Mr. and tinued to 2/28, Dupuy, Audrey, (1) DUI, home was started in the early prayer was offered for safety Mrs. Jerry Ray Willett; Carol Burlew, Matthew D., (1) I st offense, continued to 2/21. a place of safety. Some even 1.820’s and completed in 1824. Raye Willet, daughter of Mr. speeding, 15 m.p.h, over the Elliott, Matthew A., (1) having to move twice. while the billows rolled and The home “Old Brick” was lo¬ limit; (2) failure to notify DOT possession of marijuana, Until Sunday night, 20'h the waves caused building to and Mrs. Jerry Ray Willett; a cated in Berlin. inst., the water continued to tremble beneath them. daughter bom ot Mr. and Mrs. Members of the Bracken of address change; (3) failure guilty, jail 30 days, c.t.s., bal¬ of owner to maintain required ance c.d. 2 years, jail bill. rise, after both Front and Sec¬ To Be Continued Keevil Rudd; a son born to County Academic Team par¬ Mr. and Mrs. Richard “Dick¬ insurance/security, 1 st offense; Grimes, Jennifer, show ond streets were overflowed to ticipated in the district gov¬ ie” Rees; Mary Catherine (4) driving on a suspended/re¬ cause, deferred/installment ernor’s Cup competition held Nelson, daughter of Mr. and voked license; (5) possessing payment, bail deposit to be ap¬ sault, 2nd degree, continued Sheriff’s Updates at Pendleton County High to 2/21. Mrs. Harold Nelson. School. The team took over¬ license when privileges are plied to fees and costs. and Crime Tips T revoked/suspended, continued Kellison, Jr., John J., (1) Oaks, II, Raleigh J., (1) all first place and will now ad¬ v Continued from Front Page DEATHS: Mrs. Maude Dietz; to 2/28. speeding, 30 m.p.h. over the speeding, 15 m.p.h. over the vance to regional competition may not get answered until Mr. Oscar Sharp; Mr. Charles Carpenter, Mark A., (1) limit, dismissed. limit, continued to 2/7. to be held Saturday, Feb. 23 at the following day or on Mon¬ DUI, 2nd offense, continued Linville, Robert Darrell, Polley, William A., show I. Bush. Clark Co. High. to 2/28. (1) driving on a DUI suspend¬ cause, deferred/installment day if left on the weekend. A, Covey, Russel Jay, (1) vi¬ ed license, 1 st offense, aggra¬ payment, applied bail deposit The Sheriff's Office has 30 years ago DEATHS: Mrs. Geraldine February 11, 1982 olation of KY E.P.O./D.V.O., vator, continued to 2/28. to fees and costs, summons is¬ taken a strong stance against Mae Philips Linville; Mrs.. Mrs. Nancy Moorhead continued to 3/27. Little, Sean, (1) no/ex¬ sued for 2/21. drugs and will continue tp Marie Haney; Mrs. Celestia has been commissioned a Crank, Augustus, (1) pired registration plates; (2) Polley, William A., other mvestigate thfem vigorously. (Orme) Hanson; Mr. Her¬ speeding, 23 m.p.h. over the no/expired KY registration hearing, summons issued for This is a huge problem in Kentucky Colonel on the staff bert Ford Gilbert; Mr. James of Gov. John Y. Brown for all limit; (2) failure to wear seat receipt; (3) failure of owner 2/21. the/county and is .hQL-sQme^ M. Gordley; Mr. James W. the services she has given her Browning; Mr. Ray Elmo belt; (3) failure of owner to to maintain required insur¬ Prather, Amanda, (1) driv¬ thing that they will be taking church and community since maintain required insurance/ ance/security, 1st offense; (4) ing on suspended/revoked li¬ lightly. If you have inforniar McCane; Mr. Omer Shelton she made Brooksville her security, 1 st offense; (4) driv¬ driving on suspended/revoked cense, continued to 4/10. tion do not hesitate to contact Groves. home 63 years ago. ing on suspended/revoked li¬ license, continued to 2/21. Sharp, Travis A., (1) ex¬ them, these investigations cense; (5) possession of open Moore, Kimberly, (1) no/ cessive windshield/window usually take several months alcoholic beverage container expired registration plates; (2) tinting, dismissed with com¬ to address.' so. don’t get dis¬ pliance reported; (2) excessive in a motor vehicle; (6) DUI, no/expired KY registration re¬ appointed if you do not sec windshield/window tinting, aggravator, 1st offense; (7) ceipt; (3) failure to produce in¬ activity taking place. dismissed with compliance re¬ GOTTA I0VE IT! improper flashing lights, con¬ surance card; (4) license to be Sheriff N lemeiei con¬ ported; (3) failure to wear seat tinued to 2/7. in possession, failed to appear, tinues to advise citizens in belt, dismissed with warning. Cummins, Steven G., (1) DOT notified. his conversations with them speeding, 23 m.p.h. over the Moore, Tim R., (1) as- Spivey, Virgile D., (1) speeding, 15 m.p.h. over the in regards to criminal ac¬ limit; (2) failure of owner to tivity in the county that the maintain required insurance/ Sheriff’s Office is not able Bankruptcy, Criminal Law. Divorce and/or Custody, and . (KM***1 security, 1 st offense, amended to solve every case that they Social Security Disability to no insurance, 2nd offense; investigate, but this will not (3) improper equipment, con¬ he duetto tinued to 4/10. on their part. He promises Louise M. Brown, P.S.C. Thornton, Jr., Jack Lee, you that they will investigate show cause, deferred/install¬ each case they get to the best ment payment, owes $3009, of their ability. Should yp^ continued to 2/28. have a problem with a case . S Now located at: Thornton, William G., (1) that they have investigated do no/expired registration plates; 422 East Fourth Street * Augusta, Kentucky 41002 not hesitate to contact Sher¬ (2) no/expired KY registration iff Niemeier. Last year they -756-3116 receipt; (3) failure to produce were able to solve 43% oftfie insurance card, all dismissed -756-3054 cases investigated through Friday, Feb, 10th - Tuesday, Feb. 14th with proof. arrests and 6% where victims Jolly. Rusty H., (1) speed¬ l ajn a .debt relief agency. • declined prosecution, for ing, 12 m.p.h. over the limit, I help people tile for bankniptc> relief muter she Bankruptcy Code. a total of 49% of cases that dismissed. could have been resolved by N VAN arrest. /The National Average for clearance of cases by/ari WHEN HAD GLASSES rest is 12%). This could not have been achieved without HAPPEN TO GOOD PEOPLE. the excellent Citizen support • ■ ■ • .- s' . : / cV . ■ . cVv'Y'fy .v a aV a a .\. ' ahd; assistance they have-re¬ ceived from the community Crime tips; we have had some scrap metal thefts m the Southern part of the criunty ywheie subjects -are picking up scrap and bfher items in and around barns.' If you ;see someone that looks $ suspicious or out of place in 5000 your area, notify law enforce¬ ment immediately by calling Reservations Recommended lor parties of 6 or over. Bracken County Dispatch; Attempt to get as much in\ /aca Walk-Ins are Welcome.■•;%'■;c- formation ass possible^ such as vehicle description, make; model, color, and license Don't let this happen to you or your loved plate number;/: also suspect ones. Bring in this ad and receive 20% off a descriptions such as height, complete new pair of glasses or prescription weight, hair color, clothing, deShas sunglasses. Receive 30% off a second pair. etc.;/ and /last known direc¬ tion of travel. fy-Ah/fy 7fy /-WAW. Z The Bracken - County Dr; Brett A. Hines j Dr. Angela Scifres Sheriffs Office is dedicated RESTAURANT A BAR to making this a safer County for our kids, grandkids, fam¬ 1166 US 68 • Maysville ' /Fj'a'Rkfofy Street, Brooksville, KY ily and friends to live.. work ler.com'/% and play. 606-564-9275 THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., February 9, 2012 - 3

Two Minutes Deaths WITH THE BIBLE bv Cornelius R. Stam, Founder HOMES THAT NEED ROOFING Berean Bible Society Herbert Allen King, 65, PO Box 756 Germantown, WI 53022 died Wednesday, February A select number of homeowners in 1,2012 at his home. He was born on June 17, 1946 to the be given the opportunity to-have a lifetime TRUE PRAYER late Carl and Emma Kate by Cornelius R. Stam Mains King. He is survived by his home at a reasonable cost Let us suppose that I have just had the joy of leading a soul to Christ. He was a godless, wicked creature until wife of 47 years, Karen Cot- lately, but now, suddenly, a great transformation has taken tey King; two daughters, place in his life. He is overwhelmed with the joy of sins Rhonda (Duane Jones) Gif¬ ford of Bentonville, OH and - , ' access to pur special low interest v\ forgiven. Nevertheless a few things still trouble him. As he stands there, touched by the love of Christ, he Misha (Gary) Smith of Au¬ unsecured bank financing. sV'- - ' ,-::G says: "1 don't look very much like a Christian. Look at my gusta; eight grandchildren; j. An Erse Metal Roof will keep your home \ clothes. And I ought to get a job and work like other people three great-grandchildren; warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer. do. Then too, I've been a wicked blasphemer. Swearing and one brother, Walter D. Faye Smith, 69, died Fri¬ seems to be part of my nature. I don't know how I'll ever King of Hamilton, OH. He day, February 3, 2012 at St. Unlike other roofing materials, an Erie v ') stop it." was preceded in death by one Elizabeth Edgewood. Bom v VMetaj.popf can be installed even inthe.;:;': I suggest that we pray about it, but he says he has never son, Herbert “Allen” King, on August 20, 1942, a daugh¬ Winter Months. prayed in his life and doesn't know how, so 1 teach him. I Jr.; two brothers, Billy T. ter of the late William Delk King and Carl King, Jr; and a and Violet Hutton Delk of DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE? tell him how simple prayer is -- that he should simply talk to God and say, "Lord, I need a decent suit of clothes and a sister, Dorothy F. Bay. Foster, she was a Jehovah’s job, and oh, please help me to stop swearing. 1 ask it in the Services were held Sat¬ Witness and attended in But¬ name of the Lord Jesus Christ." urday, February 4, 2012, at ler. We arise from prayer, and feeling for the man, I myself Moore and Parker Funeral She is survived by her www.ErieMetalRoofs.com get him a suit of clothes and a job and he goes on his way Home in Brooksville. Burial husband of 55 years, Roy rejoicing. followed at Bracken Memo¬ Smith; three children, Sherry Now let us suppose that 1 return ten years later to find rial Cemetery. Lynn Raleigh of Melbourne, that he is happily married, has three children and is living Memorials may be Beverly Ann Smith of Au¬ made to Hospice of Hope or gusta, and Roy Allen Smith, Uj-iik (~£,kautk$. a consistent Christian life. Calling at his home, however, I find that one of his children is seriously ill. We get on our Concord United Methodist Jr of Brooksville; two grand¬ Church. children, Nicholas Jacob ^ We would like to express our sincere thanks knees to pray for the child and he begins: "Lord, I need a Condolences may be sent Raleigh and Bethany Faye and appreciation to all our friends and neighbors for all decent suit of clothes and a job, and oh, please help me to to mooreandparkerfh.com. Smith; and five step-grand¬ the kindness and concern shown during the sudden illness stop swearing." children, Samantha Roark, and death of our beloved h usband, father and papaw. Ridiculous! you say. No man would be so foolish. Yes, MRS. TABB Paige Roark, Alexis Roark, We especially want to thank all who sent flowers, ridiculous indeed, yet many people simply repeat prayers in Tiffany Waddell, and Rebec¬ cards, gave memorials, called, and brought food; the same way. The so-called "Lord's Prayer" is, of course, ca Saunders. She was pre¬ Brother Jackie McElfresh for the many hospital visits a perfect prayer, but it is significant that in giving this very ceded in death by two chil¬ and the beautiful service; Rev. Kevin Leidich for his prayer, our Lord cautioned His disciples: "When ye pray, dren, Wanda Faye Smith and visits; Dr. Mark Wallingford for the compassionate use not vain repetitions as the heathen do... Be not... like Ronnie Smith. care given Woodie; all the caretakers at The Maysville unto them... After this manner therefore pray ye..." (Matt. Services were held Mon¬ Nursing and Rehabilitation Facility that have taken 6:7-9). Yet this very prayer is repeated word for word at day, February 6, 2012 at care of Woodie the past five years; and all the Nurses funerals and weddings, in storms at sea, before meals and Moore and Parker Funeral on the 3rd floor of Meadowview Regional Hospital that at church services -- on practically any occasion, whether Home in Augusta. Burial helped Woodie in his final hours. it applies or not. followed at Mt, Zion Cem¬ Finally we would like to thank Moore and Thank God for those who know God through the Lord etery. Parker Funeral Flomc for their caring, kindness, and Jesus Christ and can truly enter into His presence in prayer "to obtain mercy and to find grace to help in time of need" Memorials may be thoughtfulness. (Heb. 4:16). made to the charity of one’s /tLa-ij- Cf.crd Ixde.$.$. if.ua a£d. choice. Condolences may be sent (~Cki famidy alj Ujoodiow MR. HERB ST MR. CURTIS Betty Jo Cooney Tabb, to mooreandparkerfli.com. 1^; l IA Leslie “Lcs” Herbst, 84, David E. Curtis, 60, Mt. 82, died Friday, February 3, KjgL. Wsy| of Butler, K Y, passed away on Olivet, died Wednesday, Feb¬ 2012 at her home. Born on Saturday, February 4, 2012, ruary 1,2012 at his residence. August 23, 1929, a daugh¬ Kai&a, V) Ai/d & $?iuniG at the Emeritus Rehabilita¬ Bom in Harrison County, ter of the late Charles A. and tion Center in Edgewood, September 28, 1951 to the Hazel K. Collins Cooney, she KY. Bom in Campbell Coun¬ late, James E. and Margie was a member of St. Patrick MR. MAINS ty, KY on January 20, 1928, Woodward Curtis, he was an Catholic Church. William Jasper Mains, a son of the late Charles and avid cattle producer, a retired She is survived by four 85, of Cincinnati, OH, for¬ Myrtle Harmon Herbst, he inspector for the Department children, Charles Tabb of merly of Westville, FL, was a member of the Asbury of Agricultural and a mem¬ Hillsboro, IL, Betty B. Eder passed away on Friday, Feb¬ United Methodist Church ber of Kcntontown Christian of Dover, Ann L. Zummo of ruary 3,2012, at Hospice East and a retired farmer. He was Church. Dover, and Barbara T. Hamp¬ in Cincinnati, OH. Born on past president and chairman He is survived by his ton of Madison Heights, MI; December 24, 1926, a son of the following: Production to start your wife, Karen Massey Cur¬ sixteen grandchildren; twen¬ of the late Albert and Annie Credit, Farm Credit Services tis; one son. Pierce (Jenni¬ ty-three great-grandch i ldren; subscription to Florence Haley Mains, he of America, Pendleton Coun¬ fer) Curtis, Mt. Olivet; two and one special cousin, Lena was a cabinet assembler at ty Farm Bureau, Pendleton daughters, Annette (Rusty) Mae Mistishin of Maysville. Jerry Groves Court¬ The Bracken Sears, a veteran of the Army County Water District, Pend¬ Lovins and Monica (Billy) She was preceded in death ney, 64, of Maysville passed Air Force, and served as a leton County Fair Board, Fryman, both of Mt. Olivet; by her husband, Bruce H. away on Saturday, February County News! pastor at various churches in Pendleton County Soil Con¬ one brother, Danny (Ginger) Tabb; and one sister, Kather¬ 4, 2012 at Veterans Admin¬ Kentucky and Florida. servation, Pendleton County Curtis, Mt. Olivet; two sisters, ine “Kitty” Flix. istration Medical Center in 606-735-2198 He is survived by one Republican Party, Southern Janice Shepherd, Mt. Olivet Mass of Christian Burial Lexington. Bom in Fleming daughter, Jennetta Burke of States, Campbell County, was held Tuesday, February County on March 5, 1947, Fox Lake, IL; four grandchil¬ formerly with the Pendleton and Julie Shepherd, Ewing; 7, 2012, at St. Patrick Catho¬ a son of the late M.P. “Bus” dren; five great-grandchil¬ County Beef Cattleman’s five grandchildren, Hannah lic Church. Burial followed and Ella Henson Courtney, dren; one great-great-grand¬ Association. Lovins, Blake Lovins, Tyler at St. Patrick Cemetery. he retired after 24 years of daughter; one sister, Daisy He is survived by one Fryman, Mallory Fryman Robertson Memorials may be made service as a technician from Mae Mains; one brother-in- daughter, Linda Garrison of and Wyatt Curtis; and two to Dover Park, c/o Denette Sears. He was a veteran of * County law, Tom (Kathy) Ross; and California, KY; two sons, special nephews, Caleb Cur¬ Arthur, 2054 Poplar St., Do¬ the U.S. Navy and served in many nieces, nephews, and Mike Herbst of Alexandria, tis and Jacob Curtis. He was Funeral Home ver, KY 41034. the Vietnam War where he friends. He was preceded in KY and Larry Herbst of But¬ preceded in death by his spe¬ Condolences may be sent received three service med¬ death by his wife, Dolores ler, KY; seven grandchildren; cial aunt, Bea Ashcraft. to mooreandparkerfh.com. als. Mains; and two brothers, fifteen great-grandchildren; Services were conducted He is survived by his Clyde Mains and Roy Haley. two brothers, George Robert Saturday, Febraary4, 2012, wife of 40 years, Darlene Herbst of Richmond, KY and at Robertson County Funeral Funeral services will be Doyle Courtney; one daugh¬ held at Peel Funeral Home Leroy Herbst of Amelia, OH. Home by Bro. Wayne Clark. ter Brandi, (Erick) Mauricio in Bonifay, FL, with Rev. He was preceded in death Burial followed in Kenton- by his wife, Vera Gosney of May’s Lick; one stepson, Eugene Skipper officiating. town Cemetery. Herbst. Jonathan (Melissa) Wise of Interment will take place in Memorial contributions Services were held Paducah, KY; three grand¬ Card of Thanks the Camp Ground Cemetery may be made to Kentontown Wednesday, February 8, children, Chase Mauricio, in Westville, FL. Cemetery Fund. 2012, at Woodhead Funeral Woodhead Funeral Condolences may be We would like to express Home in Falmouth. Inter¬ buddy, Kelsey and Little Home, Falmouth, is assisting made to the family at www. our thanks to everyone who ment will take place in the Jonathan Michael Wise; the family locally. rob ertsonc-ounty funeral- was so kind during the death of Peach Grove Cemetery, two brothers, Larry and Bill home. net. our brother, Terry Thomsbury. Pendleton County. Courtney of Ewing; and one The flowers, cards, prayers, Memorial contributions sister, Linda (Steve) Pugh of calls, memorials, thoughts and are suggested to the Vera Mt. Olivet. He was also pre¬ any other act of kindness really Herbst Scholarship Fund, ceded in death by one broth¬ meant a lot to us during our c/o Pendleton County Youth Flora! er, Garnett Courtney. time of sorrow. Your kindness Life insurance ‘Annuities *iRAs Fair, 45 David Pribble Drive, Services were conducted will never be forgotten. Falmouth, KY 41040. WINTER HOURS' Wednesday, February 8,2012, Gary VV. Hay, FICF Ed & Karen Thornsbury Field Representative Online condolences can Tu, Th, F & Sat: 10 - 4 at May’s Lick Baptist Church Carolyn & Danny 859-620-2881 be sent to the family at www. Closed: Wed & Sunday with Bro. Danny Howard of¬ Habermehi woodhcadfuneralhome.com. John Parker ficiating. Burial followed 128 Main Street Brooksville - Augusta in the May’s Lick Cemetery Augusta, KY 41002 with Military Graveside Rites Notice of Fiduciary Appointments conducted by Franklin Sous- Pursuant to Kentucky Revised Statutes, 424:120, this is notice that the following fiduciary ley Post VFW. appointments were made in Bracken County Court, Viz: Palmer Funeral Home of May’s Lick is serving the Name & Address Name & Address Attorney Due Date family. of Ward of Fiduciary for Est. of Claim Memorials suggested Bertha Walton John G. Parker Mark Schumacher M ETC ALFE-H EN N ESSE Y to the Veterans Administra¬ 314 Seminary Ave. tion Medical Center, c/o 31 Hackett Ridge P.O. Box 43 Funeral Home Augusta, KY. 41002 Brooksville, KY. 41004 Brooksville, KY. 41004 Palmer Funeral Home, 5043 and 301 E. Fourth Street • Augusta, Kentucky Main Street, May’s Lick, KY Brenda Cropper 41055. 5281 Raymond Road Condolences may be sent May's Lick, KY. 41055 Thoughtful in all needs « Pre-planning available to www.palmerfuneralhome. January 9, 2012 www.mhfuneralhome.com net. 4 - THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., February 9, 2012

Chatham ifitfM New Zion Baptist Church Church News; Church 12th Annual Men’s Soup Cook-Off Healing Prayer Love Feast, Movie Mouse Service March 4th and Silent Auction Helena United Methodist Sunday, February 12 Valentine Day greetings! Church invites everyone to The youth at Fairview May we always remember their Healing Prayer Service Christian Church would like that love is God's most on Sunday, March 4 at 3 to invite you to their annual magnificent gift. p.m. Come and experience a fundraiser dinner on February Feb. birthdays: Doris time of music and prayerful 12 at 6 p.m. On the menu is Applegate, Frank Booth, John fellowship. spaghetti, garlic toast, salad Bravard, Betty Henderson, Helena United Methodist and a dessert. In the spirit Barbara Jefferson, Jesse is located at 6481 Helena of love and Valentine’s Day Johnson, Rachel Sandlin, Rd., Rte. 324, off Hwy. 11, the fellowship hall will be Rosemary Schiltz, Jack May's Lick. decorated and the youth will Thomas, Darrin Young, John be your servers. Wayne McCane. On this sunny & warm After dinner the movie “Courageous” will be Sun., Feb. 5 we had 67 to SS NEW LIFE and 142 to worship service. FELLOWSHIP playing. This is a great Christian movie that you SS is 10 a.m. and worship Doug Tucker, pastor Left to right: Timmy McFadden, Mike Cummins, Duke West, Bro. Rick Lockhart, Hunter service is 10:45 a.m. by Beverly Whittaker won’t want to miss about Jane Nelson played "In Branham, Carl Hamilton, Matthew Bishop, John Wayne Fletcher, Larry McClanahan, Seth It was wonderful to how honor begins at home. Fletcher, Doug Cochran, Cohen Crouch, Cole Bishop. Slim Thomas, Tyler Fields, Mike Down- the Cross" and "On Christ worship with God's family This year the youth also ie, and Virgil Branham. Not pictured: Mark Branham and Allen Perkins. Photo submitted the Solid Rock I Stand" for this past Sun., Feb. 5th. will be having a "Silent A wonderful time was had by all 90 people who came out on Sunday night, January our specials. The special was brought by Auction" in which they have 15th to enjoy the 12th annual Men’s Soup Cook-Off at New Zion Baptist Church. Our judg¬ Remember in prayer: Barbara Bolar and Darlene received donated items. You es for this special event were Melinda Grizzell from the Alexandria Police Department Larry Burns' sister Mary Lang Noe singing "Where Are can view the items at the and Shirley Grizzell, chef extraordinaire. First place award went to Larry McClanahan for (loss of her husband), Lloyd The Children?" Jesus tells dinner and place your bid his Chili, second place went to Seth Fletcher and John Wayne Fletcher for their Creamy Bond (cancer & is very us that if we teach the word in an envelope and winners Potato and Ham Soup and third place went to Bro. Rick Lockhart for his Paco Bean Soup. ill), Wayne Brockley, Eddie of God to our children, then will be announced after the Honorable Mention awards went to Cole and Matthew Bishop, Colten Crouch, Mike Cum¬ Haas (had knee surgery), they will not depart from it. bidding is closed. mins, Tyler Fields, Timmy McFadden, Carl Hamilton, Mark and Hunter Branham, Marion Delmar Sharp (cancer), Pastor Doug’s message was Everyone in the “Slim” Thomas, Mike Downie, Virgil Branham, Duke West, Allen Perkins and Doug Co¬ Charlotte Baker, Ruby on how to stay an overcomer community is welcome to chran. GREAT JOB GUYS!! Silvey (has been in hosp. with the text being I John attend this event. Mark this for diverticulitis), Melinda 5:4. We are to fight a fleshy date on your calendar and Boschert (surgery Feb. 14), ; 'tr,ci.'oh:tyoudiliKec!pa'>tootrrf;ythl'''kjhestyIecindseiectionoftheframeandlenr^5; FI RST BAPTIST battle, humble ourselves, come join us for a fun filled Allison Jefferson (cat scratch CHURCH OF AUGUSTA submit to Jesus Christ, resist evening and bring some fever that affected her eyes), Roses are red, Violets are blue by Rita Bradford the devil and know authority friends. Sarah Mitchell (recuperating Hello & God's Blessings by putting on God’s armor. Let us choose a frame from The First Baptist from knee surgery), pray for We would like to say NEW ZION BAPTIST Church of Augusta. Brother the lost, our troops & their 'That's just right for you! "hello" to our "winterbirds" Bro. Rick Lockhart Tony's sermon was titled families, our leaders, the Jerry & Donna Workman by Sheril Fletcher "How Does God Rate in Your shut-ins, and all those on the 1937 Old Main Street • Maysville who are in Florida. It looks Please join us for Life"? Is He your number prayer list and always each Hours: M-F: 9 - 7; Sat: 9 - 1 like our winter is almost like one or is He in your top 10 Worship on Sundays. Sunday other, and all those that have CLOSED for UK Home Games theirs this year! or perhaps in the top 20 of School begins at 10:00 a.m., lost loved ones. 606-759-7311 Our Valentine's Day i/ing Peck; Joyce Peck, ABOC, NCLC; and Apprentice Adam Bradley the most important things in Morning Worship at 11:0Q Bro. Jackie's message: Banquet is Tues., Feb. 14 at your life? a.m. and Evening Worship "Sardis the Dead Church". 6:30 p.m. There is a sign up We invite you to come at 6:30 p.m. There will Scripture Revelation 3:1-6. OAKLAND CHRISTIAN Women’s heart health. sheet in the foyer for food to & pray with us for the dead not be a Bible Study group We are to reach the lost and by Barbara Browning Church Board meeting is bring. Christine Barber has in Christ on Wed. night @ 7 meeting on Thurs., Feb. 16. we are to learn more about I do believe Sundays are February 22. created a portfolio of wedding p.m. The world is a grave Psalm 81:1 (Sing aloud unto Jesus and need to depend the busiest days of the week! Our sympathy to loved photos on the bulletin board. yard full of people who need God our strength: make a on His Word. How is your We had another blessing- ones of Annie King Hudgins, If you have any new or old your prayers & you might joyful noise unto the God of church doing? Louretta Sharp Browning, photos give it to her. filled Lord’s Day. Bro. Jim’s just be able to raise some of Jacob.) We had 21 at Bible Study Winter Jam 2012 will be message centered around and Herbert King. Prayer them from the dead. Mar. 10 - at 6 p.m. Movie and Frank Booth is doing a serving as Chad Bowling was concerns include Zelma King Feel like your life is Sat., Mar. 17 in Cincinnati. great job. We are in Romans. & Pizza Night for the kids. ordained as a Deacon. The (cracked hip), Gavin Hitch spinning out of balance? Christine Barber is also He gives us work sheets and needing volunteers for Junior Mar. 24 - at noon Easter evening service we watched (emergency appendectomy), Come join us on Sunday one does not have to read or church. This is for grades Party & Egg Hunt. a video called “How Great Allen Haley, Eudell mornings & we'll see if answer questions. We have Kindergarten through 5th Please remember to is Our God” (you need to Flail, Sue Woods, Betty we can't help you get your fellowship and a snack after spiritual feet back on solid grade and nursery for 3 years pray for Clay Clifford, Terry see this—it was awesome!) Mitchell, Clara Lou Fields, Bible Study. Come and join ground. Sunday School is and younger. See her if you Ormes, Jim Lancaster, Alice Then the preacher took the Wiley Jefferson, Shawna us and learn more about 9:30 a.m. Our next lesson is can minister in this way. Holmes, Bill Beshear, John Jr. Hi and Sr. Hi youth to his McKenney, Ken Smallwood, Jesus. titled "Center of My Church". Our Wednesday evening Godley, Charlie Me Alee, Mon., Feb. 13 - Board home for a Super Bowl Party. Phyllis Wolfe, Ronnie King, This lesson will help us learn meal begins at 6:30 p.m. Allison Jefferson, Christine Meeting 7 p.m. (I’d say he’s tired today!) Judy Day, Susie Blevins, how to make everything followed by prayer service at Gill, the Mains Family and Wed., Feb. 8 - Choir Friday, February 10, 6 Ronnie Honan, Carolyn that the church does center 7 p.m. Our Kingdom Builder all of our men and women in Practice at 7 p.m. "O What p.m. is Family Night with a Vanlandingham (Good on Christ, Sunday morning classes for all ages begin at uniform. a Savior". All are welcome spaghetti dinner and games Samaritan, Cincinnati), shut- worship is 10:30 a.m. Sunday 9:30 a.m. followed by praise to come and make a joyful with two movies, “Gnomeo ins, armed forces, and our night service is 6 p.m. and worship service at 10:30 PRESBYTERIAN noise. & Juliet” and “Courageous.” leaders. May we all come to a.m. Remember God loves POTPOURRI realize that when we make You can have your choice. you and so do we! We are by Les Grooms, pastor God the center of our life GREETINGS FROM “Wear Red Sunday” Bracken Courtty News located at the intersection of A ugusta Presbyterian ST. JAMES Everyone’s Favorite Newspaper' everything else will fall into is February 12 in honor of the AA Highway and 875 on We had Friday night at by Caroline Jefferson line. the left. the movies this past Friday This Sunday, Feb. 12, night. We had about 25 in we will take up a collection attendance. We met at 6:30 for the Food Pantry that is ggi a m in the Fellowship Hall and managed by Mr. Tim Boyd had snacks consisting of of the Brooksville Baptist dip, chips, scones, brownies Church. This Second Augusta's and many other delightful Sunday Collection asks for your “change” to “change” snacks. About 7:15 we went the lives of those most needy A... Lenten Services to the sanctuary to watch the in Bracken County. I movie “Courageous.” There T ■ On Tuesday evening, :fl< are some great messages in !•I Feb. 14, the Women’s jgpfc Services Beginning on Wednesday February 22nd this movie especially on the L.I.F.E. Group will meet at role of the father in raising 7 p.m. in the Parish Hall. Si children. John & Lana Bush Those attending are asked * Services begin at 12:05, with “Love Offering” for the Needy. have been heading up movie to bring a small Valentine The lightfluncheon served at 12:30 pm. * BackTo work at 1 :Q0 pm. night. We will be having gift for exchange and to read Friday night at the movies Chapters 4 thru 8 of Mark’s THESE SEVEN SERVICES WILL BE BASED ON THE THEME: on Feb. 24 or Mar. 2. It was Gospel. New members are a joy to see a number of always welcome and we young people sitting in the encourage you to spend the 22nd at St Augustine |-‘The Bread of Life! Matthew 4:1-11 front row in our sanctuary second Tuesday evening of enjoying the movie. every month with other ladies February 29th at Augusta United Methodist - “The Way’l John 3:1-17 This coming Wednesday of St. James parish. we will be having our bread The current 7th at Augusta Presbyterian | “Living Water”VJohn 4: 5-42 basket meal. This meal is Administration has for anyone who wants fun, refused to recognize the fellowship, and food. Constitutional conscience 14th at Augusta Nazarene|&:fJJght of the World” John 9:1-41 Maryalis Brindley is rights of organizations and having surgery on Feb. 6. It individuals who oppose the 21st at Augusta Christian - “New Life55 John 11:1-45 was good to see Betty Bush Health and Human Services and Judy England walking Department’s mandate that much better. will take effect in a year. 28th at St. Augustine - “King of Kings’5 Matthew 21:1-11 Today was communion The HHS has issued a rule Sunday. J ean Appel man forcing nearly all private th at Augusta Presbyterian - “Risen One” Matthew 28:1-10 prepared the table, Sara Bush health plans to include baked the unleavened bread. coverage, among other Larry England and Howard mandates, of “preventive enten Season take time to meditate on what GOD did through His Son Jesus Christ services” that include drugs Murray served the elements. Susie Hargett sang during that cause abortion. Please 6 Each host church provides complete service, music and light luncheon. read the Messenger for more the communion service. information and then contact * Each host church usually assigns various parts for ministers. My sermon this week our representatives to get this was about Jesus spending - • a ' 'A SponsoreS^ffi \ ruling reversed. quiet time with his father. Happy Valentine’s Day \ The Augusta Ministerial Association In the midst of all of his to everyone and may God activities, he withdrew to a bless each of you with joy, quiet place for meditation happiness and much love! T fo/ and prayer. Club News

RED O'HATTERS W P0W*B9 Uj> Xs Lots o( V»»! Bracken Co. Republican The Red O'Hatters had Party meeting is Thurs., Feb. a lovely luncheon at The 9 at 7 p.m. in the Conference Teacup Cafe' & Tea Room Room of the Bracken Co. in Flemingsburg on Thurs., Feb. 2. Public Library. With the Enjoying the lunch Republican Primary getting were Carolyn Taylor, our closer, now is the time to Queen Mother, Maxine get involved. Come and Cummins, Opal Jett, Polly get the latest info, from Cummins, Liz Hemenway, the campaigns in the 4th Maude Teegarden, Margie Congressional District. For Mains, Betty Newman and additional info, call 756- Nauva Harding. Afterward 2693. all enjoyed seeing the many collectibles and antiques. Two future beauty consultants? 1st Sheriffs Town Hall You never Know! Lynex Cummins and meeting of2012 will beTues., The meeting of Milford/ Chloe Jarrell think so anyway! Lynex is the Feb. 14 at 7 p.m. at Willow Johnsville Homemakers was Baptist Church. Watch next daughter of Misti and Jason Cummins, and called to order on Jan. 18 by week for additional info. our president, Marie Courts, Chloe is the daughter of Rena and Tony Jarrell. Michelle Emery and Tara Wilson are pleased toxbe able to offer a new fitness program to you .77.. - 7/; 7. V-Qy; ■: followed by the pledge to the American Red Cross 7y R.I.P,PE.D;is a total body program that uses weights, flag. Devotion was given by Refreshments from the Blood Drive is Wed., Feb. 22 Soup as a meal resistance and body weight and combines the components of Pam Brooks. Minutes were crock pot were enjoyed and from 1-6 p.m. at the Watson to be next session R.I.P.P.E.D.-- Resistance, Intervals, Power, Piyometrics and. read and old & new business a memory game was played. Building, Brooksville, was discussed. The group Endurance as the workout portion along with Diet suggestions Meeting was adjourned. at Extension Office Woodmen of the World will decided to bring backpack Those present were to help you attain your desired physique in a way that is fun, on Thurs., Feb. 16th serve refreshments. food to the next meeting. Marie Courts, Florine Hiles, Soups can be a nutritious safe, doable and extremely effective. Each workout segment Roll was called. Lesson was Edith McKenney, Barbara changes 'every 6 to 9 minutes. Along with driving,Vnptiyating inexpensive part of a meal The Bracken Co. "Rock The Crock" by Barbara Reed, Sophia Sharp, Pam music, participants jam through Rj.P.P.ED, with smiles,- or even can be the meal. Courthouse is looking for Reed. Different crock pots Brooks. determination and strength and no boredom. R.LP.PE.D, is Soup can be any combina¬ and recipes were discussed. Pam Brooks, secretary items to place in a time effective and great for all fitness levels; ; We would especially tion of vegetables, meat or capsule at the new Judicial recommend jt for beginnersor those.who, jon’t li.ke.to “dance”. seafood cooked in a liquid. Center. They are currently Regular R.I.PPE.D.participants achieve u nden ia bl e,u I timate You probably have memo¬ Saturday Ugh! in need of a current church results in minimal time, boasting 750-1000 calories burned in ries of your family’s favorite bulletin from the two just 50 minutes. \ • iFghrtfirif W soup made by your mother or churches in Berlin. 7 You can be part of a RIPPED class at Uptown Studio with grandmother that most likely lyiichelle Emery every Tuesday at 6:30 and Saturday at 9am started with a homemade •or with Tara Wilson in Augusta, at the (VFW every Sunday at stock. 4:30 and Wednesday at 6:307;We also offer Zumba classes Soup can be made us¬ most other nights? Your first class .is FREE! 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Programs in place to improve test Sports Night is Tues., Feb 14th scores at Bracken Co. Middle Schoo The 2012 Augusta Bas¬ ketball Senior Night will be held on Tues. night, Feb. 14. Seniors from Boys’ and Girls’ Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Pep Band, Cheer¬ Cherry Finish Cedar Chest leading, Tennis and Volley¬ ball will be honored during the Senior Night festivities. The opponent for the Panthers will be Paris. The JV game starts at 6 p.m. and the Varsity game will begin at approximately 7:30 p.m. The Senior recognition cer¬ emony will be between the JV and Varsity games.

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Bracken County Mid¬ BRACKEN COUNTY dle School has different BREAKFAST programs in place to help Mon., Feb. 13 - Pancakes students improve their test¬ with syrup, cereal, juice, ing scores. milk. Above, Bracken Coun¬ Tues., Feb. 14 -Scrambled Highway 8 ty Middle School students eggs, toast, cereal, juice, Augusta, KY are shown participating in milk. a card game in Ms. Karly Wed., Feb. 15-Cinnamon 600-756-2450 Smith’s class last week. The toast, cereal, juice, milk. HOME game is designed to teach Thurs., Feb. 16 - Breakfast students about proportions pizza, cereal, juice, milk. and help with their math Fri., Feb. 17 - Doughnuts, skills. The students work cereal, juice, milk. with Ms. Smith weekly to LUNCH improve Compass testing gram Thursday, February 2 skills. Compass learning is Mon., Feb. 13 - Chicken scores. in the school’s computer lab. a program utilized to help patty or hamburger on bun, At right, Bracken The program is designed to students succeed on yearly french fries, broccoli with County Middle School give saidents additional time testing as well as their core cheese, peaches, milk. students worked on the above their core classes to studies, Tues., Feb. 14 -Lasagna Compass Odyssey pro- work on reading and math Photos submitted by Bracken Co. Schools or turkey & cheese sandwich, tossed salad, rolls, fruit, milk. COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY Wed., Feb. 15 - Coney * Jewelry (We Have Hearts) BRACKEN CIRCUIT COURT island on bun or chef salad, CIVIL ACTION NO. ll-CI-00169 french fries, baked beans, • Candleberry Candles beets, fruit, milk. • Wind 4 Willow Dips FARMERS NATIONAL BANK PLAINTIFF Thurs., Feb. 16 - Spaghetti • Spring Garden Flags VS. with meat sauce or ham & JAMES F. SANDLIN, ET. AL. DEFENDANTS cheese sandwich, green beans, Winter Clearance Continues! ********************************** rolls, fruit, milk. Fri., Feb. 17 - Pork riblet Accepting Heavy Spring Items! NOTICE OF SALE or hamburger on bun, potato In obedience to a Judgment and Order of Sale entered in the above styled action, I will wedges, cottage cheese, peas, as Master Commissioner of Bracken Circuit Court, proceed on fruit, milk.

Friday, February 17, 2012 AUGUSTA SCHOOLS at Upscale Consignment Shop BREAKFAST 10:00 A.M. 17 E. Second St. * Downtown Maysville Mon., Feb. 13 - French toast, syrup, sausage link, AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE BRACKEN COUNTY COURTHOUSE milk, juice. (LOCUST STREET SIDE) Tues., Feb. 14 - Toast RrooksviUe, Bracken County, Kentucky & jelly, applesauce, milk, to sell the hereinafter described tract of real estate and any improvements thereon. juice. This sale is to satisfy a Judgment and Order of Sale in favor of the Plaintiff against the Wed., Feb. 15 - Pop tarts, Defendants herein in the total amount of $77,390.54, plus interest at the rate of 18% per fruit, milk, juice. annum from October 6, 2011 and thereafter on the entire sum at the judgment rate until Thurs., Feb. 16 - Breakfast paid, reasonable attorney’s fees in the amount of $2,500.00, together with amounts for late burritos, fruit, milk, juice. fees and assessments, advancements for the protection of the property including, but not Fri., Feb. 17 - Sausage, fdbruar^ Events: limited to, taxes and insurance, escrow advances, attorney fees, insurance premiums, court egg & cheese, biscuit, milk, costs incurred herein. juice. The real estate to be sold is described as follows: LUNCH Address: 1306 Mattox Road, Falmouth, Kentucky 41040 Mon., Feb. 13 - Chicken Tracts #31 and 31A of a total of 5.569 acres of the Bracken Hills Subdivision, recorded s5 Cover nuggets, tater tots, carrots, in Plat Cabinet 1, Slide 61 of the Bracken County Clerk’s Office. Said property is located pears, milk. upon the Mattox Road, Falmouth, Kentucky. In addition to the land a 2003 Four SummerB Tues., Feb. 14 - Chicken Mobile Home, Serial Number FS2140331V01. fried steak, mashed potatoes, SOURCE OF TITLE: Being the same property conveyed to James F. Sandlin and Eula gravy, peas, bread & butter, F. Sandlin, husband and wife, by deed recorded at Deed Book 185, page 148, Bracken cookie, milk. County Records. Wed., Feb. 15 - Spaghetti, Bring your sweetie in & take advantage The property shall be sold to the highest and best bidder(s) and said purchaser shall be bread stick, salad or corn, of our BOGO Half Price on any Steak Dinner required to pay cash or the sum of ten percent (10%) of the bid price in cash deposit with applesauce, milk. the balance of the purchase price to be due and payable in cash or certified funds, within And loin Us for: thirty (30) days from the date of sale. The purchaser shall be required to execute a bond, Thurs., Feb. 16 - Sloppy jo on bun, curly fries, slaw or with good and sufficient surety, bearing interest at the rate of 12% per annum from the date "HARUST" Sat., fab. ZStb which is thirty (30) days following the date of sale, until paid, and payable to the Master tomatoes, juice bar, milk. Fri., Feb. 17 - Pepperoni Commissioner. The purchaser shall have the privilege of paying all or any part of the purchase price pizza, salad or corn, peaches, or paying said bond before maturity by paying the balance of the principal together with cookie, milk. all accrued interest thereon. If the total purchase price is not paid in cash, the required deposit shall be applied to any expenses incurred by a default of the purchaser. Provided, however, in the event a party of this action is the successful bidder at the sale of the property by the Master Commissioner, then the said party, upon payment of the court costs and sale expenses and any liens or judgments that have been given priority herein over the lien and judgment of said successful bidder/party, shall have its bid credited against its judgment Valentines Day 1 herein. If the purchaser(s) fails to comply with the terms of the sale then, in such event, the Master Commissioner shall immediately resell the property upon the same terms and Gift Card Special conditions as set forth herein, excepting only any necessary changes in the time and date of sale. Possession of the property herein sold shall be given to the purchaser after payment Now thru Tuesday, February 14th in fell of the purchase price and confirmation of the sale by the Bracken Circuit Court. Pursuant to the Judgment herein, the purchaser shall be required to assume and pay all ad valorem property taxes assessed against the property for 2012 and all subsequent years thereafter. The title interest of the parties to the lawsuit will be conveyed without warranty Purchase One Redken Styling Product & by the Master Commissioner to the purchaser and the purchaser shall receive a deed to /Xvl Get Another For 50% OFF! property upon payment of the purchase price in full (and costs of sale, if applicable) and after confirmation of the sale by Bracken Circuit Court, subject to any equity of redemption if the property does not sell for two-thirds of its appraised value. Mark A. Schumacher Master Commissioner Bracken Circuit Court

I hereby certify that a true and correct copy of the foregoing has been mailed, postage prepaid, to Hon. Jed K. Deters, Deters Law Firm, 12115 Madison Pike, Suite One, Independence, Kentucky 41042, James F. Sandlin, 1306 Mattox Road, Falmouth, Kentucky 41040, Eula F. Sandlin, 1306 Mattox Road, Falmouth, Kentucky 41040, Hon. Michael A. Clark, RO. Box 43, Brooksville, Kentucky 41004 on this the 24th day of January, 2012. Mark A, Schumacher 230 Market Street • Downtown Maysville j 606-564-5294 THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS. Tf,i;rs., r abruary 9, 2012 - 7 3rd Annual Farm and Fami The Third Annual Farm ry, GPS, Technology for Farm ticket. Tickets are available at Bowles honored at Buffalo Trace and Family Night will be held Use, Viticulture, Equine, Hor- the Bracken County Extension on March 13 on MCTC’s ticulture, Cooking, Health, and Office. Lincoln-Regan Day Dinner Maysville Campus, 1755 US Energy Savings. The up and Farm and Family Night is Hwy. 68, from 5 to 8:30 p.m. coming farmers aged five years made possible by the generous The program is being offered and older are invited to attend support of our sponsors: Farm by MCTC Workforce Solutions, sessions including Zumbaion- Credit Services of Mid-Amer¬ UK Cooperative Extension Ser¬ ics and Healthy Snacks, and ica, Rip’s Farm Center, Inc., vice, Ohio State University Ex¬ Robotics in Farming. Cahall Bros. Inc., Winchester tension, and the Buffalo Trace A barbecue dinner featur¬ Ag Services, Hinton Mills, the Green Council. ing locally produced food pro¬ Citizens Deposit Bank, Flem- Entertainment is guaran¬ vided by Phil Day Catering will ing-Mason Energy, Primary teed for the entire family. Over begin the evening at 5 p.m. in Plus, Mitsubishi Electric, the 30 exhibitors will be featured MCTC’s Calvert Lounge. The US Bank, Southern States, Ri¬ along with grand prize draw¬ sessions will open after dinner pley Federal, Riverside Trac¬ ings for a 32” flat screen TV and at 6 p.m. in MCTC’s Field’s tor and Equipment, LLC, Rose a Nook Tablet for youth. More Auditorium. MCTC’s 1-Train Farm Supply, LLC, MCTC than 40 informational sessions Nursing students will also be Foundation and the Bank of will be offered for farmers, offering blood pressure checks Maysville. spouses, and kids of all ages. for guests throughout the eve¬ For more info contact Guests can choose from ning. Workforce Solutions at 606- an extensive range of topics, The event is free of charge. 759-7141 extension 66120 or including Cattle Management, Each guest attending the din¬ the Bracken County Extension Forage, Conservation, Forest¬ ner will need to pick up a free Office at 735-2141. Pictured are Congressman Geoff Davis and wife Pat, following the presentation of a clock COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY to the Bowles family, at the Buffalo Trace Lincoln-Regan Day Dinner. Photo submitted BRACKEN CIRCUIT COURT The Annual Buffalo Trace Lincoln-Regan Day Dinnerheld Saturday, January 21, at the CIVIL ACTION NO. 09-CL00036 Maysville Conference Center was sponsored by the Republican Parties of Bracken, Flem¬ ing, Lewis, and Mason Counties. COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS SERVICING, L.P. PLAINTIFF Congressman Geoff Davis, from the 4th district, gave the KeyNote Address and also VS. presented the Congressman Geoff Davis Award to one from each of the four counties. KENNETH W. SMITH, IT, ET. AL. DEFENDANT The Bracken County recipient was the late Leland Bowles, from the Willow Commu¬ nity, who served many years as chairman of the Republican Party of Bracken County. His ********************************** wife, Virginia Bowles, accepted this award, along with son, Donnie Bowles, of the Neave NOTICE OF SALE Community, and daughter Debbie Thurmond of Lexington, KY. In obedience to a Judgment and Order of Sale entered in the above styled action, I will, Congressman Davis has chosen not to seek re-election this year and is retiring to spend as Master Commissioner of Bracken Circuit Court, proceed on more time with family.

Friday, February 17, 2012 Bracken County at 10:00 A.M. Farmline

AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE BRACKEN COUNTY COURTHOUSE USDA Announces CRP' (LOCUST STREET SIDE) ; ^General Sign-up • LOOK Who's Turning “501 BrooksviHe, Bracken County, Kentucky Landowners and Producers to sell the hereinafter described tract of real estate and any improvements thereon. This Will Have 4-Week Window There once was a man named Beginning in sale is to satisfy a Judgment and Order of Sale in favor of the Plaintiff against the Defendant H Kevin, herein in the total amount of $177,320.58 plus interest at the rate of 6.5% per annum March to Enroll ’ Who is turning ‘43’ plus 7’. from July 1, 2008, together with amounts for late fees and assessments, advancements for The Farm Service Agency the protection of the property, taxes and insurance, escrow advances, attorney fees in the (FS A) State Executive Director, He is Vaughn’s right hand man amount of $1,100.00, insurance premiums and court costs incurred herein. John W. McCauley, announced In the IGA van, The real estate to be sold is described as follows: that the U S: Department .of HI V (ftS But back then he was just eleven. Lying and being in Bracken County, Kentucky, on the Northeast side of Kentucky AgnculturefU SDA) will con? Route #1019, 0.35 miles Northeast of the “AA” Highway and being more particularly duct afourtweek Conservation described as follows, to-wit: Reserve Program (CRP) gen¬ I 1 \}7 HAPPtJ mKTKmi$? Unless otherwise stated, all references to “iron pin set” describe an 18” long, !4 eral signup. This GRP signup diameter iron pin with a yellow plastic cap stamped “2709”. The basis of bearings for this w$ begin on March 12, 2012 description is the North line of Doug Paden described in Deed Book 150, Page 555. and endon April 6, 2012. CRP Beginning at a magnail set in the center of Kentucky Route #1019, a corner to a right has ■ a;25-yeaf legacy of suet of way parcel of the Commonwealth of Kentucky (Deed Book 112, Page 531); thence ce&sfttly v protecting the: aaT continuing with the center of said road, N 41 deg. 32’ 31” E 51.67 feet to a magnail set; tion’s natural resources, while AUCTIONS thence N 36 deg. 22’ 57” E 69.26 feet to a magnail set; thence N 30 deg. 53’ 59” E 83.45 providing significant economic feet to a magnail set; thence N 29 deg. 21’ 50” E 64.46 feet to a magnail set; thence N and environmental benefits to 1 am getting some calls on auctions. 35 deg. 59’ 14” E 37.11 feet to a magnail set; thence N 42 deg. 15’ 06” E 36.88 feet to a rural communities across, die magnail set; thence N 49 deg. 42’ 24” E 33.92 feet to magnail set; thence N 56 deg 21 ’ 21” United States A ATA-A A A Book your auction NOW 4/ E 34.64 feet to a pk nail found; thence N 60 deg. 58’ 55” E 135.23 feet to a magnail set in A-GRP is a voluntary pro¬ the center of said road, a corner to a 1.6089 acre tract of the grantors’; thence leaving said gram -available to agricultural road and partitioning the grantors’ property with two new made lines, S 50 deg. 23’ 33” E producers; to help > thenijl^e 351.45 feet to an iron pin set; thence N 89 deg. 42’ 24” E 266.34 feet to an iron pin set in environmentally sensitive land the line of Carroll Ferrell (Deed Book 95, Page 254); thence with the line of Ferrell, S 51 for conservation benefitsApqfe deg. 25’ 41” E 932.53 feet to a 24” hackberry; thence S 33 deg. 07’ 51” W 630.15 feet to duceis enrolled in CRP plant MB an iron pin found with cap stamped “2316”, a corner to Doug Paden (Deed Book 150, Page long-term, resource-conserv¬ 7 a BROOKS VIL(BHai 555); thence with the line of Paden, N 41 deg. 38’ 02” W 536.33 feet to an iron pin found ing covers to improve the qual¬ with no cap; thence N 80 deg. 08’ 28” W 702.59 feet to an iron pin found with cap stamped ity of water, control soil erosion “2316”; thence N 47 deg. 49’ 10” W 238.68 feet to a concrete right of way marker, a corner arid develop wildlife habitat. In (606) 735-3176 or 606-782-5025 to the aforementioned right of way parcel of the Commonwealth of Kentucky (Deed Book return, U SDA provides$^cL 112, Page 531); thence with the line of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, N 23 deg. 20’ 00” pants with rental payments and - AUCTIONEERS- W 190.39 feet to a concrete right of way marker; thence N 14 deg. 07’ 56” E 83.23 feet to cost-share assistance. Contract JOE GOECKE - ERIC FEGAN an iron pin set; thence N 51 deg. 04’ 51” W 13.70 feet to the point of beginning, containing duration is between 10 and 15 www.poerealty. com 23.3950 acres more or less according to a survey by J.P. Cahill Registered Land Surveyor, years. Producers with expiring PLS #2709, Cahill Surveyors, Inc. on January 25, 2000. contracts and producers with Commonly known as 3003 Lenoxburg Foster Road, Foster, Kentucky 41043 environmentally sensitive land SOURCE OF TITLE: Being the same property conveyed to Kenneth W. Smith, II, are encouraged to evaluate married, by virtue of a deed from Mary Padgett, widowed and unmarried, dated May 11, their options under CRP. Pro¬ 2007, filed June 9, 2007, recorded in Deed Book 183, Page 494, Office of the Bracken ducers also are encouraged to County Court. look into CRP’s other enroll¬ Earned Income Credit. The property shall be sold to the highest and best bidder(s) and said purchaser shall be ment opportunities offered on required to pay cash or the sum of ten percent (10%) of the bid price in cash deposit with a continuous,; non-competitive, the balance of the purchase price to be due and payable in cash or certified funds, within signup basis. ■:-A' .; A -;■ A, A, thirty (30) days from the date of sale. The purchaser shall be required to execute a bond, 'Offers lor CRP contracts Could it spell a bigger with good and sufficient surety, bearing interest at the rate of 12% per annum from the date are ranked according to tire which is thirty (30) days following the date of sale, until paid, and payable to the Master Environmental Benefits Index Commissioner. (EBI) USDA’s Fanri Service refund for you? The purchaser shall have the privilege of paying all or any part of the purchase price Agency (FSA) collects data for or paying said bond before maturity by paying the balance of the principal together with each of the EBI factors based all accrued interest thereon. If the total purchase price is not paid in cash, the required on the relative eny»ronmehtal deposit shall be applied to any expenses incurred by a default of the purchaser. Provided, benefits for the land offered. Let our tax professionals at H&R Block see if you qualify however, in the event a party of this action is the successful bidder at the sale of the property Each eligible otter is ranked m for the Earned Income Credit (EIC). This credit can by the Master Commissioner, then the said party, upon payment of the court costs and sale comparison to all other-offers expenses and any liens or judgments that have been given priority herein over the lien and and}selections made from that make a big difference in the size of the refund for some judgment of said successful bidder/party, shall have its bid credited against its judgment ranking; FSA.uses the follow¬ taxpayers. Well make sure you get the maximum refund herein. ing EBI factors to assess the If the purchaser(s) fails to comply with the terms of the sale then, in such event, the envifonmental benefits foi ihe guaranteed, or your return is free*. Master Commissioner shall immediately resell the property upon the same terms and land offered: ' 'A'- ' conditions as set forth herein, excepting only any necessary changes in the time and date of •Wildlife habitat benefits sale. Possession of the property herein sold shall be given to the purchaser after payment resulting from covers on con¬ in full of the purchase price and confirmation of the sale by the Bracken Circuit Court. tract acreage;}' ' A 'A H&R BLOCK Pursuant to the Judgment herein, the purchaser shall be required to assume and pay all ad v VWatei quality benefits ■ NEVER SETTLE FOR LESS" valorem property taxes assessed against the property for 2012 and all subsequent years from reduced erosion, runoff thereafter. The title interest of the parties to the lawsuit will be conveyed without warranty and leaching; , A . . 7'. -. 'S'you discover an HSR 8led error on your return slat entities you to a smaller »* liability, well refund the tax prep See tor that return. Refund claims by the Master Commissioner to the purchaser and the purchaser shall receive a deed to 7, ‘On-farm benefits from re¬ must be rode during the ederaar year in which the tax return is prepared ©2013 HRE Tax Sroup. inc. property upon payment of the purchase price in full (and costs of sale, if applicable) and duced erosion;'-'7.A7>;' ;A;; after confirmation of the sale by Bracken Circuit Court, subject to any equity of redemption A ‘Benefits, - that will likely if the property does not sell for two-thirds of its appraised value. endure beyondthecontract pe¬ Mark A. Schumacher riod; 7' 77'A,777'} 3 AA;y; Master Commissioner -A* Air quality benefits from Bracken Circuit Court reduced wind erosion; and 7' - 113 Main Street • Augusta, Ky. 41002 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE •Cost. A-'; 77 \2T.77;\A-:'-a I hereby certify that a true and correct copy of the foregoing has been mailed, postage For more information on Phone: 606-756-2520 prepaid, to the Hon. Gail C. Hersch, Jr., Manley, Deas Kochalski, PLLC, RO. Box 42728, CRP and other FSA programs, Monday - Friday: 9:00 am - 7:00 pm Cincinnati, Ohio 45242-0728 and to Kenneth W. Smith, II, 3003 Lenoxburg Foster Road, visit a local FSA service center Foster, Kentucky 41043, on this the 24th day of January, 2012. or go online at www.fsa.usda. Saturday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Mark A. Schumacher gov. Sara Sticklen signs with Asbury TIRE W&RLD Don't miss a Bluegrass ■Maysville single issue. Stockyards LLC See us for Quality Let us know of any Tire Sales & Services Cattle Sales address change. Every Tuesday 10 a.m. and Every Friday 12 noon Maysville, Ky.,416US68 606-759-5302 Bracken Co. News HAULING AVAILABLE Vanceburg, Ky„ • 606-759-5302 For More Information Call: Fiemingsburg, Ky„ • 606-849-8473 606-735-2198 1-800-496-2697 www.tireworldonline.com

GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC VS. ERIK BROWNING, ET. AL.

********************************** NOTICE OF SALE In obedience to a Judgment and Order of Sale entered in the above styled action, as Master Commissioner of Bracken Circuit Court, proceed on

Friday, February 17, 2012

Sara is shown between her parents, Janet and Paul Sticklen. Standing in back from left to right; Asbury Head Coach Bart Flener, Bracken County Coach Patrick Kelsch, Asbury Asst. Coach Jack Defreitas, and Asbury Asst. Coach Katie Bailey. photo submitted AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE BRACKEN COUNTY COURTHOUSE Bracken County senior in very well there.” stated. “She’s handled (LOCUST STREET SIDE) star Sara Sticklen signed a The timing of the sign¬ this recent injury as well RrooksviHe, Bracken County, Kentucky letter of intent to play for ing ceremony was something as anyone could expect. to sell the hereinafter described tract of real estate and any improvements thereon. This Asbury University on Sat¬ Sticklen herself conceived. She’s just as much a part sale is to satisfy a Judgment and Order of Sale in favor of the Plaintiff against the Defendants urday afternoon, February With her Lady Bears team¬ of our team now as she was herein in the principal amount of $67,498.02, plus interest at the rate of 7% per annum from 4, 2012, in Wilmore. De¬ mates scheduled for a Sat¬ before. She is encouraging January 1,2011 and thereafter on the entire sum at the judgment rate until paid, reasonable spite having her season urday night clash at nearby everyone else and motivat¬ attorney’s fees, together with amounts for late fees and assessments, advancements for cut short to an ACL in¬ West Jessamine, Sticklen ing them to perform to the the protection of the property including, but not limited to, taxes and insurance, escrow jury sustained on January thought it appropriate to in¬ best of their ability. I don’t advances, attorney fees, insurance premiums, court costs incurred herein. 11th, Sticklen continued to clude them in the process. “I have any doubt that she’ll The real estate to be sold is described as follows: receive interest from the wanted to have both my cur¬ excel at the collegiate level Address: 280 Augusta Chatham Road, Augusta, Kentucky 41002 NAIA school. “1 really rent and future teams there just as she has done here. The following described real property located in Augusta, Bracken County, Kentucky like the coaches and play¬ for the ceremony, along with We look forward to sup¬ and more particularly described as follows: ers there and 1 also liked my family,” she said. porting her.” Deed description of a parcel of land designated as Lot #4 on the NW side of Kentucky the Christian atmosphere,” Bracken County Coach Asbury University is Route #19 just North of Chatham in Bracken County, Kentucky, belonging to Bracken Sticklen said. “The cam¬ Patrick Kelsch knows that located in Wilmore, Ken¬ Center, Inc. (Harold Perkins). Said parcel being approximately 325 feet North of the pus is smaller - where Asbury is getting the cream tucky. The women’s team property line of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church and being more particularly described as everyone knows you and of the crop. “On the floor, off is coached by former Lex¬ follows: you’re not just a number. 1 the floor, with her teammates, ington Catholic boys coach Beginning at the NE corner marked by a set 1” metal post on the West right of way believe 1 will be able to fit Sara Sticklen is A+,” Kelsch Bart Flener. line of KY Rt. 19 thence with said Right of Way S 55 degrees 58’ 30” W 100.00 feet to a rebar corner to Ellet the SE corner of the lot; thence leaving the right of way N 37 degrees 13’ 30” W 300 feet with Ellet’s line to a set 1/2” steel rebar, the NW corner; thence N 55 Business Cards degrees 58’ 30” E 100.00 feet to a set 1” metal post; thence S 37 degrees 13’ 50” E 300.00 3 Trash talk feet to the point of beginning containing 0.688 acres more or less. Said parcel being part $32per LOGO of the tract described and recorded in DB 89, P 100 in the Bracken County Clerk’s Office. by: Mr. Recycle Bin & Ms. Pick-Up Litterbug Call 735-2198 Prepared from a legal description given by George T. Cummins, P.E., Registered Land Surveyor #1027. EXCEPTION: There is excepted from the above described property the following Howdy Folks! The Earth’s dwindling supply of tract conveyed to the Commonwealth of Kentucky, Transportation Cabinet and of record in football season is officially natural resources! Deed Book 163, Page 301 Bracken County Clerk Office Records. over with the New York While our message is Being a tract of land lying in Bracken County along KY 19 approximately 196 meters Giants defeating the New first and foremost to recycle, (643.04 feet) Southwest of the intersection of Shady Lane and KY 19, and more particularly England Patriots so now reuse and reduce, we also described as follows: full attention can be given know that folks need to Beginning at a point 3.491 meters (11.45 feet) left of KY 19 station 7+964.303; thence to local high school and get rid of junk from time North 36 degrees 18 minutes 38 seconds West, 6.517 meters (21.38 feet) to a point 10.007 college basketball games! to time. Since the weather meters (32.83 feet) left of KY 19 station 7+964.462; thence North 51 degrees 05 minutes We applaud the efforts of our is staying on the moderate 57 seconds East, 15.087 meters (49.50 feet) to a point 10.000 meters (32.81 feet) left of KY 19 station 7+980.000; thence North 28 degrees 25 minutes 20 seconds East, 16.994 meters young athletes as they spend side, we’ve decided to get (55.76 feet) to a point 15.740 meters (51.64 feet) left of KY 19 station 7+996.703; thence countless hours improving the roll-off dumpsters earlier South 36 degrees 18 minutes 58 seconds East, 15.562 meters (51.06 feet) to a point .291 their skills and their coaches this year and there will meters (0.96 feet) left of KY 19 station 7+994.779; thence 3.947 meters (12.95 feet) along who conduct daily practices. be a roll-off at the Foster an arc to the right, having a radius of 134.009 meters (439.66 feet) the chord of which is Many of these students and Johnsville locations South 55 degrees 02 minutes 26 seconds West, 3.941 meters (12.95 feet) to a point .822 are working hard toward beginning today, February 9 meters (2.70 feet) left of KY 19 station 7+990.860; thence South 55 degrees 53 minutes 05 an athletic scholarship to until the dumpsters are full. We presently have pups, seconds West, 26.515 meters (86.99 feet) to the point of beginning. a college in need of the As in the two previous years, Golden Retriever mix, Pit The above described parcel contains .029 hectares (287 sq. meters, .071 acres, 3,094 student’s specific individual the dumpster at Foster will mix and beagle mix. For in¬ sq. ft.) skills. Augusta and Bracken be on the pull-off on Route formation call 735-3475. Subject to all restrictions, conditions and covenants and to all legal highways and County Schools are proud of 8 close to Bold Carpet but We have been very busy easements. their student-athletes as are on the opposite side of the with abandoned animals, SOURCE OF TITLE: Being the same property conveyed to Erik Browning and the community that supports road, and the Johnsville animals running at large and Sharon Browning, husband and wife, who acquired title by virtue of a deed from Lonnie them! We encourage all location is the Park & Ride animal neglect calls, so the Adams and Pamela R. Adams, husband and wife, dated December 24, 2008, filed April students to participate in just off' the AA Hwy at the best time to visit the shelter 21, 2009, recorded in Deed Book 189, Page 134, County Clerk’s Office, Bracken County, is between 10:30 a.m. and 12 some type of sport to keep 1109 exit. If the weather Kentucky. noon. the whole body physically continues to cooperate, we The property shall be sold to the highest and best bidder(s) and said purchaser shall be Also, I’m in need of a fit because statistics indicate will continue supplying required to pay cash or the sum of ten percent (10%) of the bid price in cash deposit with special volunteer. Someone that today’s youth spend the roll-offs unto the grant the balance of the purchase price to be due and payable in cash or certified funds, within who’s time is extremely flex- on average 55 hours per funds are exhausted. If the thirty (30) days from the date of sale. The purchaser shall be required to execute a bond, week watching TV, playing weather turns bad, we will able and could be called to with good and sufficient surety, bearing interest at the rate of 12% per annum from the date video games, talking on the discontinue the dumpsters assist at the shelter almost which is thirty (30) days following the date of sale, until paid, and payable to the Master phone, using a computer, and wait for warmer days. any hour of the day and Commissioner. etc. and some children are These roll-offs are weekends. This special vol¬ The purchaser shall have the privilege of paying all or any part of the purchase price multi-tasking when using the supplied by the Maysville- unteer might be called upon or paying said bond before maturity by paying the balance of the principal together with all media! Experts advise that Mason County Landfill weekly or monthly. Besides accrued interest thereon. If the total purchase price is not paid in cash, the required deposit parents limit media time so and the following is the working with animals I need shall be applied to any expenses incurred by a default of the purchaser. Provided , however, that kids have time to be kids agreement that all customers this volunteer to have com¬ in the event a party of this action is the successful bidder at the sale of the property by by going outside to explore are responsible for observing. puter and office skills. It’s a the Master Commissioner, then the said party, upon payment of the court costs and sale the great outdoors! Customers agree to NO trash lot to ask of a volunteer, but expenses and any liens or judgments that have been given priority herein over the lien and Some researchers at Yale above sides of container, NO if interested call shelter. judgment of said successful bidder/party, shall have its bid credited against its judgment University spent a lot of time liquids, NO hazardous waste, herein. outdoors and discovered a NO closed drums, NO tires, If the purchasers) fails to comply with the terms of the sale then, in such event, the new fungus that can survive NO appliances, NO burning Riverbend Dog Food Master Commissioner shall immediately resell the property upon the same terms and even thrive on a in the container, NO brush or conditions as set forth herein, excepting only any necessary changes in the time and date of steady diet of polyurethane! tree parts, and asbestos needs | 21% Protein/ 8% Fat sale. Possession of the property herein sold shall be given to the purchaser after payment This fungus is quite capable prior approval. If there are | 50 lb.. s15.65 | in full of the purchase price and confirmation of the sale by the Bracken Circuit Court. of living in an oxygen any questions regarding the Pursuant to the Judgment herein, the purchaser shall be required to assume and pay all ad saturated environment or use of these dumpsters we 26% Protein/18% Fat valorem property taxes assessed against the property for 2012 and all subsequent years (and this is the amazing part) ask that you call the Office of | 50 lb... $20.50 thereafter. The title interest of the parties to the lawsuit will be conveyed without warranty they can survive quite nicely Solid Waste Management and by the Master Commissioner to the purchaser and the purchaser shall receive a deed to at the bottom of a landfill, leave a message. Because so 1 18% Protein/6% Fat property upon payment of the purchase price in full (and costs of sale, if applicable) and munching their way through many folks benefit from the j 40 lb.. ®11.25 ! after confirmation of the sale by Bracken Circuit Court, subject to any equity of redemption the many millions of pounds use of these dumpsters, we if the property does not sell for two-thirds of its appraised value. Cat Food v of plastics found there. The ask that you follow these fll fC T“ o o problem to solve is getting rules, and that a few bad j 40 ib.. the fungus to eat only the apples don’t spoil the whole 1 ' Swe< 3t Feed plastic that needs to be eaten barrel which would lead and not every ounce of plastic to our inability to acquire 12% .. $8.75 I hereby certify that a true and correct copy of the foregoing has been mailed, postage in sight! But researchers are more roll-offs! Please 16% .. *9.00 prepaid, to Hon. Melissa J. Whalen, Manley Deas Kochalski PLLC, RO. Box 42728, hoping the discovery leads continue your dedication to Cincinnati, Ohio 45242-0728; Erik Browning, 280 Augusta Chatham Road, Augusta, to new ways of dealing with RECYCLING, REUSING STEWART’S Kentucky 41002; Sharon Browning, 280 Augusta Chatham Road, Augusta, Kentucky landfilled plastic. Of course, and REDUCING to keep 41002; U.S. Bank, Any Officer, 425 Walnut Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202; Fifth Third the ideal situation is to God’s earth clean, green and Bank, 38 Fountain Square Plaza, Cincinnati, Ohio 45263; and Hon. Kyle P. Williams, 815 ; c Brooksville 6 recycle as many materials as beautiful! Be seein’ you West Market Street, Suite 110, Louisville, Kentucky 40202, on this the 26th day of January, possible to conserve Mother - Bin & Bug. 2012. Mark A. Schumacher THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., February 9, 2012 - 9

February 9th Crossword Puzzle

THEME: VALENTINE’S DAY ACROSS Eagles 69-29 1. Canine pests 6. Tabby’s boyfriend Murray State and UK aside, Calipari. On Thursday night, Feb¬ the Feel Good story is in ruary 2, the Augusta Panthers 9. Dart Bowling Green KENTUCKY UNIs hosted the Heritage Acad¬ 13. Animal helper in Southwest U.S. University of Kentucky emy Eagles and it didn’t take 14. Street address Western Kentucky U. has 15. *Tim McGraw’s valentine showed up for its game with too long for the Panthers to been struck by an Occupier Tennessee in Rupp Arena last establish their dominance 16. Nisei’s parent movement. Fans of a Topper week dressed as Georgetown jumping out 23-6 in the 1st 17. Substance infamously used by team that’s won three of four, Hoyas. With school traditional baseball great George Brett want interim removed from quarter. The route continued blue reduced to a stripe and 18. Twisted cotton thread coach Ray Harper’s job title. into the 2nd quarter as Au¬ numbers unrecognizable, the 19. *Candies with a message The team transformation since drab grey uni was another tail- gusta put up 14 more points 21. *Like refined suitor Harper took over a month ago wags-dog. A shoe company while allowing only 5 from 23. Sign of a lion is becoming a feel-good story conceived a had uniform and the Eagles to lead at the half, to rival Murray State’s No. 9 gave Kentucky basketball time 37-11. Much of the credit 24. Controlled by the moon ranking and 23-0 streak, and and place to debut. Thumbs for the lead could be given to 25. European tax Kentucky’s climb to No. 1. down to Mitch Barnhart. UK’s the Panthers defense as they 28. Engineer Harper’s Hilltoppers have 30. Possessed by green-eyed director of athletics deserves a caused 20 Heritage Academy shown new energy, grit and hearty round boos. turnovers. monster, pi. growing confidence not seen In the 3rd and 4th quar¬ 35. Shining armor before. The coach’s rotation BIG BLUE NATION 37. Known for its sword-shaped seems to have sent morale ters it was much of the same WARNING leaves soaring too. as Augusta ran away with Lexington officials 39. Ringworm The Topper Revival was unveiled a plan for refurbishing this one, 69-29. The win 40. Cher has only one reflected in Harper’s remark last its Lexington Center last week, improved the Panthers to week about the new atmosphere including Rupp Arena. 12-9, their 3rd win in a row 41. *His aim is true? in Diddle Arena: Price tag? $250 to and second 3 game winning 43. Hindu woman’s dress “This is the crowd that $300 million. Who pays? streak this season. 44. Stand on end 1 remember ... the one when I Undetermined. An item Big Scoring: Kelsch 18, Ruf 46. Indonesian resort island was a kid or even when I was 47. Julia Roberts’ Oscar-winning Blue Nation should keep a 12, Moore 12, Appelman 6, a growing up,” he said after wary eye on is naming rights. role Linville 6, Krebs 6, Tri. Bar¬ the Toppers defeated South History tells us, if the price is rett 3, Tre. Barrett 2, Huber 48. Six performers, e.g. Alabama. “It’s the sixth man. right, Lexington politicians will 50. Officer training program This is our house. That’s how 2, Bach 2. sell off Adolph Rupp’s legacy. 52. *Couples often talk about how we’re going to attack it each 8. “_beaucoup!” 51. *Alleged mastermind of St. Says here, no matter the amount they did this and every time we come to a bank or corporation is willing 9. Like Eliza Doolittle Valentine’s Day massacre Panthers 53. Thailand money Diddle Arena. to pony up, Rupp Arena should 10. Contains several to-dos 54. Mecca pilgrim 12-10 for season n 77 55. As opposed to “stood” “We are not losing games have no other name affixed on 11. “_’_have to do” 56. “Give me your_, your poor...” at home. Our fans were the sixth jThq. Augusta Panthers 57. It’s sweet home, according to Rupp Arena. 12. People in general 57. Often goes with “willing” man tonight. I cannot thank were back in action at home Lynyrd Skynyrd Warning: The Daniel 15. Like a Spaniard who speaks 58. Past participle of “lie” them enough. Our kids can’t Boone Parkway’s name was op. Saffirday afternoon, Feb- 61. Obsolete office position Spanish 59. Tucked in thank them enough. They played shamelessly given away as ruary.L4Lffaping the . Walton 64. *Common pet name, pi. 20. Often served with Tanqucray 60. A dog does this for scraps hard, they played together and patronage by former governor Verona, Bearcats: - Xugusta 65. Double helix 22. Lyric poem 61. Edible root of Paci fic islands to me, that is what the game of Paul Patton to politician Hal jumped out early once again 67. The lowest deck basketball is all about.” 24. With three parts 62. Ore smelting by-product Rogers in 2003, is evidence leading^ 7 before the 69. City in Belgium If Hilltoppers roll on, and everything has its price. 25. *Goddcss of love 63. Type of bag Bearcats'closed out the (quajL 70. Used for canning Occupiers have their way, Kentucky fans would do well 26. Wide open 66. “Unforgettable” singer teiAfoth a T0r2 run to make 71. Variant of “beneath” Harper will be out recruiting to guard their Gold Standard, 27. It took a licking but kept on 68. Highest degree it;! 6-15; Panthers, going into 72. Concludes next month without interim in Rupp Arena as is. ticking $e72nd quarter; .The game 73. He famously judged O.J. Answers to 2-2-12 puzzle. his title. 29. Chow remained close throughout 74. Bordered STAR SYSTEM CON 31. It prevents movement CARDINALS IN REVIVAL? the?;2nd -quarter Lin . fact the High school football stars DOWN 32. *The two were arm- - When Rick Pitino said last signing college scholarships leadchanged 4 tiines 1. Hoover's agency 33. Spooky week he hopes his Cardinals last week brought to the fore, gusta held on to lead at the 2. Boozer 34. * Valentine, e.g. can win “five of nine” rest of the the star system. This kid is a break, 36-32. . 3. Gaelic 36. Type of email box way in Big East regular season four star, that one’s a three, or In the 3rd quarter the 4. “_job” 38. Silage holder play, I wondered if Da Coach two. tightly contested battle con¬ was spinning, being pragmatic 5. * Where future couples meet? 42. Scatterbrained The star system is uneven, tinued as; the lead changed or lowering expectations. subjective, exaggerated and an 6. They’ve become mainstream 45. To lower in value hands several times' but as Answers: Yes, three times. unreliable hoax. How does it fashion statements 49. African tam- was the case ux the ftrst half • Pitino was spinning ... to sustain credibility? The media 7. Female reproductive cells his players. herd. Sports writers, television remained the same at the end • Pragmatic, yes. The and radio talking heads quote of the 3rd quarter, Augusta Cardinals play at Cincinnati and who is or is not a four star as if leading, 56-51 But 3 qhar-: Hflann (A2hat a Deal/ Mlwnn What a Deal! Mlann KAlat a Deal/ HI""" /Q/iat a Deal! West Virginia, two games with reading from the Scriptures. ters don’t win a game and the Syracuse. Last week Kentucky Bearcats were. welF&whreL?? • Lower expectations, of unveiled its list of commits that as fouls and turnovers course. Routine for bail coaches. for 2012 with star ratings for started to add up for the Pan¬ When results are “better than each. One ‘service’ said Joker thers allowing xWaltoir Veror. expected” talking heads named Phillips signed only three two- na to retake;the;lead and pull Vitale, Dykes and the rest star prospects. Another said it away late7and win 79-69, roll out the laudables “What a was six. Augusta fell to 12-107 ■ grrrreat coaching job. Wow!” Just wondering - weren’t In fact, Louisville’s play Wesley Woodyard and Randall |i;;LScoring; Bach25,IVloore the last two weeks has been Cobb two star prospects? How 14, -Kelsch: 13, Appelman x7, good enough, the Cardinals about Danny Travathian, and Linville 7, Hamilton 3. ' could be favored in all but their Bobby Rainey? final game at Syracuse. Here’s a glimpse of reality... Panthers roll past COACH OF YEAR CAL? As teenagers joining the Silver Grove Trains John Calipari could be armed forces, college signees national coach of the year, but are 17-18 year olds headed for for a 90-29 win his name is seldom mentioned culture shock that makes the On Monday night, Feb¬ as a candidate “because,” star system a bad joke.. ruary 6, the Augusta Pan¬ ESPN’s Jimmy Dykes said, The ratings should be based thers were back on the road “other coaches don’t like him.” on who best adjusts to ... for a makeup game with the Ah, the politics of college No more Mom’s cookin’; Silver Grove Big Trains. The ball coach fraternity. When no more back-slaps at the barber Panthers got off to a sluggish fSO'O coach of year ballots are cast, shop; no fan love and free lunch start early on but still had ‘Like’ should have nothing to at the corner cafe. And, the girl enough in them to be up 18- do with it. Says here it isn’t that friend is probably moving on 9 after the 1st quarter. Not Calipari is unpopular as much as too. pleased with the performance resentment of his being a one- Presto, college campus. and-done shill for the NBA. Hand kid a map while he shakes of his starting 5, Coach Hin¬ Still, with the Ville Trials off home sickness and Dear son subbed 5 for 5 to start the still ahead-Nashville,Starkville John. 2nd quarter. He was looking and Gainesville - Calipari is best Next, classes where for improvements but instead coach in America. The enormity nobody cares what he did in got a 6-0 Silver Grove run to 4x4t*Heat. of Anthony Davis progress, to high school, how many stars he pull to within 3 at 18-15. But three year starter Darius Miller owned, especially professors that would be the closest the coming off the bench ready, not ga-ga for football the ways Trains would get the rest of on to Terrence Jones growth n~ PE or Driver’s Ed teachers were the game. Augusta would go spurts, Kentucky’s ascendance back home. on an 18-6 run of their own is remarkable. Practice? Pace is faster to close the quarter and lead College coach of the year? and the kid across the line is as big and fast or faster than the at the half, 36-21. new kid. Coach yells at the kid The 3rd quarter was a GOLDEN RULE who is trying block or avoid display of absolute domi¬ Vinyl Windows/ somebody named Mr. Cobble. nation. The Panthers’ full Compete for playing time. court pressure led to count¬ II M : L L LCvL.;-■ New guy’s stars give way to - less Silver Grove turnovers (BBS) & Insured who has the motor and stamina that Augusta converted to to play every play, attend every points. 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City of Augusta, KY Audited Financial Statement

DONNA J. HENDRIX CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT CITY OF AUGUSTA, KENTUCKY MEMBER; K.S.C.P.A. A.I.C.P.A. COMBINED STATEMENT OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES - BUDGET (GAAP BASIS) AND ACTUAL (15 SOUTH MAIN CROSS 550 W. FIRST ST., PO BOX 449 FLEMINGSBURG, KY 41041 MOREHEAD, KY 40351 ALL GOVERNMENTAL FUND TYPES <606) 645-5210 INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT (606) 784-4451 SPECIAL REVENUE (CDBG) FUND (606) 784-8224 (FAX) FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2011 Mayor and City Council City of Augusta Variance Augusta, Kentucky 41002 Positive Budget Actual (Negative) 1 have audited the accompanying financial statements of the governmental activities, the business-type activities, each major fund, and the aggregate remaining fund information of the REVENUES:

City of Augusta, Kentucky, as of and for the year ended June 30, 2011 which collectively Taxes - comprise the City’s basic financial statements, as listed in the table of contents. These financial Licenses and Permits - statements are the responsibility of the City of Augusta. Kentucky's management. My Fines and Forfeits - responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements on my audit. Intergovernmental Revenue Charges for Service . 1 conducted my audit in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United Miscellaneous 3,392 341 (3,051) States of America and the standards applicable to financial audits contained in Government Auditing Standards, issued by the Comptroller General of the United States. Those standards TOTAL REVENUES 3,392 341 (3,051) require that I plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining, on a test EXPENDITURES: basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. An audit also Current - includes assessing the accounting principles used and the significant estimates made by General Government 3,392 959 (2,433) management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. 1 believe that my Police - audit provides a reasonable basis for my opinion. Fire - Recreation -

Streets - In my opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, Sanitation - the respective financial position of the governmental activities, business activities, each major Tourism - fund and the aggregate remaining bind information of the City of Augusta, Kentucky as of June Capital Outlay - 30,2011 and respective changes in financial position and cash flows of its business-type activities Debt Service - for the year then ended in conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America, TOTAL EXPENDITURES 3,392 959 (2.433)

In accordance with Government Auditing Standards, I have also issued a report dated December Excess of revenues over (under) expenditures 13, 2011, on my consideration of the City' of Augusta. Kentucky's internal control over financial Before Other Financing Sources (Uses) - (618) (618) reporting and on my tests of its compliance with certain provisions of laws, regulations, contracts grant agreements and other matters. The purpose of that report is to describe the scope of my OTHER FINANCING SOURCES (USES): testing of internal control over financial reporting and compliance and the results of that testing, Transfers in (out) - Proprietary Funds - - - and not to provide an opinion on the internal control over financial reporting or on compliance.

That report is an integral part of an audit performed in accordance with Government Auditing TOTAL OTHER FINANCING SOURCES (USES) Sfajidards and should be considered in assessing the results of my audit. Excess Revenues and Other Sources Over The Management’s Discussion and /Analysis on Page 3 through 8 is not a required part of the (Under) Expenditures and Other Uses - (618) (618) basic financial statements but is supplementary' information required by accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America. I have applied certain limited procedures, which consisted principally of inquires of management regarding the methods of measurement FUND BALANCE JULY 1,2010 37,292 20,747 (16,545) and presentation of the supplementary information. However, I did not audit the information and express no opinion on it. FUND BALANCE JUNE 30, 2011 $ 37,292 $ 20,130 $ (17,163)

My audit was conducted for the purpose of forming an opinion on the financial statements that collectively comprise the City of Augusta, Kentucky's financial statements as a whole. The accompanying supplemental information and supporting schedules listed in the table of contents arc presented for purposes of additional analysis and are not a required part of the basic financial statements. Such information has been subjected to the auditing procedures applied in the audit CITY OF AUGUSTA, KENTUCKY of the basic financial statements and, in my opinion, is fairly stated in all material respects in COMBINES STATEMENT OF REVENUES, EXPENSES AND relation to the financial statements taken as a whole. CHANGES IN NET ASSETS PROPRIETARY FUNDS FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2011

DONNA J. HENDRIX, CPA OPERATING REVENUES $ 1,010,171 Morehead, Kentucky Charges for Services 377,845 December 13,2011 Charges for Sales to Water District

TOTAL OPERATING REVENUES 1,388,016

COMBINED STATEMENT OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE - BUDGET (GAAP BASIS) AND ACTUAL OPERATING EXPENSES ALL GOVERNMENTAL FUND TYPES Salaries and wages 373,507 GENERAL FUND Gas Purchases 274,860 FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2011 Water Treatment Expense in Excess of Revenue 5,330 Chemicals and Testing 91,575 Variance Positive Utilities and Telephone 178,668 Budget Actual (Negative) Professional Fees 32,405 Insurance 37,074 REVENUES: Taxes 301.742 300,741 (1,001) Repair and Supplies 122,931 Licenses and Permits 144,290 127,857 (16,433) Transportation 26,280 Fines and Forfeits 400 359 (42) Office Expense and Other 16,865 Intergovernmental Revenue 49,129 39.182 (9.947) Charges for Services 304,997 327,934 22,937 Amortization Miscellaneous 94,238 120,714 26,476 Depreciation 144,442 TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 1,303,936 TOTAL REVENUES 894.796 916,786 21.990

EXPENDITURES: OPERATING INCOME (LOSS) 84,080 Current: General Government 281,835 191,539 90,296 Police 178,177 164,025 14,152 NON-OPERATING REVENUES (Expenses) Fire 20,500 22,986 (2,486) Other Income 40,334 Recreation and Park 84,790 95,782 (10,992) Streets 52,982 62,757 (9,775) Interest Income Sanitation 208,000 297,108 (89,108) Interest Expense (62,820) Tourism 45,275 51,251 (5,976) Capital Outlay 803 8,804 (8.001) Debt Service 22,434 23,406 _(9721 Net Loss Before Capital Contributions and Transfers 61,594 TOTAL EXPENDITURES 894,796 917,659 (22,862)

Excess of revenues over (under) expenditures .. (872) (872) Capital Contributions Before Other Financing Sources (Uses) Transfers - Charges to General Fund (29,490) OTHER FINANCING SOURCES (USES): Transfers in (out) - Proprietary Funds - - - NET INCOME (LOSS) 32,105

TOTAL OTHER FINANCING SOURCES (USES) - - - TOTAL NET ASSETS - JULY 1, 2010 2,302,296 Excess Revenues and Other Sources Over (Under) Expenditures and Other Uses (0) (872) (872) Prior Period Adjustments KIA Sinking Fund Reserve FUND BALANCE JULY 1,2010 21,277 38,965 (17,688) TOTAL NET ASSETS - JUNE 30, 2011 $ 2,334,400 FUND BALANCE JUNE 30, 2011 21,277 38,093 (16,816)

Full Audit is Available for Viewing at the City Office. THE BRACKEN COUNTY NEWS, Thurs., February 9, 2012 - 11

CHIEF OF POLICE The City of Augusta is accepting applications for Real Estate a Chief of Police. Must be a high school graduate or Comer equivalent supplemented by five years law enforcement experience. Bachelor of Science degree in Police 5....YMky.....Higji..Ljlilg Administration or Criminal Justice preferred, but not Augusta ~ Near Augusta, required. Prior supervisory experience required. Must 3 BR, 2 BA brick ranch, have successfully completed required basic training, or nice kitchen, full basement, must successfully complete training within one year of good location. Asking ICall Amy today to place your adf appointment; must be Kentucky POPS certified; must attend and successfully complete required annual training. 512 So. BSuegrass Rd., RATES: 25 WORDS OR LESS s4.00 prepaid or s5.00 Must possess and maintain a valid driver’s license issued file - This 2-3 billed. 10c each additional word. Card of Thanks: 30 words by the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Must be able to BR, 2 BA home is only or less s5.00 prepaid or $6.00 billed. 10* each additional pass a drug test and submit to random testing, physical minutes from Brooksville. word. All yard sales & posteds must be prepaid, yearly agility, polygraph and psychological. This position Has a bedroom/living posteds $25.00. The deadline for classified advertising is involves responsibility for exercising administrative room/bathroom/laundry 5 p.m. Monday. Call 735-2198 to place your ad today! leadership and supervising all police functions of the city, room in the basement, new including scheduling, planning, organizing, directing, 40x 12 composite deck. Call coordinating and evaluating all activities and programs T.J. Burton 606-782-2150. For Sale dariet: Sticlden of the department, including patrol, traffic, criminal investigation, and related activities while assisting with Tax Service: 15 Acres on Hwv. 1159 - required duties. Work includes assuring the proper Antique oak DRESSER w/ CUMMINS POLLED This is the ideal recreational mirror. Phone Harvey Grawe 7 e-filing training, assignment and discipline of all departmental service , LIMOUSIN'S tract of land, has great 606-782-5009. 2-9-p □ members. Salary based on experience. Applications may available Registered Limousin bulls, hunting, an excellent plot be picked up at the Augusta City Office or resume mailed red or black, 12-18 months, for a garden, a nice camper to City of Augusta, P.O. Box 85, Augusta, KY 41002. 331 W, Miami St. Brooksville double polled, qualifies KY. to stay in, perfect location : : (across front county garage) '. Deadline for applications and resumes will be February Phone 606-782-5776. Bull Program. David & less than a half hour to 24,2012. EOE 2-23-c 2-9-p Office: 735-3579 ® Donald Cummins, 606-747- Northern Kentucky. Asking Cell: 782-1214 A 5886. EOW $52,000. Call Agent T.J. Burton 606-782-2150. $125 OBO; 1347 Bladeston Dr.. HOME & LAND for sale Wanted Farm Products Brooksville - 3 yr. old or rent, 14x70 mobile home, DICE AUTO SALES home is custom built with 2 BR, approx. 5 acres+, on T Body Shop WANTED: hay fields to mow, HAY, 5x5 rolls, $20. Phone granite countertops, hickory #616 out of Germantown. 20+ acres. Phone 859-991 - 735-3104 leave message. cabinets, beautiful view, 4 Phone606-301-1681. * Major & Minor Collision Repairs 8487. 2-23-x 2-9-p BR, 3 BA, sits on 26 acres. 2-16-x • Insurance Claims & Frame Repairs Owners have recently finished the basement. • Automated Estimating System 4-piece Bluegrass-Maysville Stockyards LLC Asking $249,000. Call 9 EPA Certified Paint Booth BEDROOM SUITE 7124 AA Hwy. East - Maysville. KY 41056 T.J. Burton 606-782-2150. mattress & box spring & • Open: Monday - Saturday 6 8 Sparks Rd., bedding is also available. 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Call Ed 735-3566 or Germantown - very nice 782-5513 (cell). 2-23-x COMPLETE HERD DISPERSAL house with over 2000 sq. ft. of living space, comes • 60 Mixed Cows FOR SALE with an older barn & over Hemlock Barn Siding Everybody Reads The Bracken County News'. • Bred to Black Bull 7 acres, good fencing & Miller Lumber Company pond. Asking $104,000. * Coming off 1 Farm Augusta, KY. Call T.J. Burton 606-782- 756-2151 2150. 1-800-643-4426 (Toll-Free) :or More Information Call: 1-800-496-2697 tfc THOUGHT OF THE ..iiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiimiiimix. WEEK: Setbacks are | IS SOMEONE YOU LOVE HAVING A BIRTHDAY? 1 just dress rehearsals for AVON NEWS Why not "SURPRISE” them with a Birthday Greeting success.

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PUBLISHER’S UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Public Notices NOTICE FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION

All real estate advertising in this City of Hamilton, Ohio Project No. 12667-031 newspaper is subject to the Fair American Municipal Power, Inc. Special Training/Information Session Housing Act which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference limitation NOTICE OF APPLICATION ACCEPTED FOR FILING, SOLICITING On Thursday February 16th, 2012 the Buffalo Trace or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, MOTIONS TO INTERVENE AND PROTESTS, READY FOR Area Development District will hold a special training familial status, or national origin, ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS, AND SOLICITING COMMENTS, or an intention to make any to assist individual contractors that are interested such preference, limitation or RECOMMENDATIONS, AND TERMS AND CONDITIONS in becoming Pre-Qualified through the Kentucky discrimination.” Familial status includes children under the age (January 26, 2012) Transportation Cabinet. Brent Kropf with the Kentucky of 18 living with parents or legal custodians, pregnant women and Transportation Cabinet will be present to go over the people securing custody of children Take notice that the following hydroelectric application has been filed with the process of getting started, paperwork that you will need under 18. Commission and is available for public inspection: and filling out the application for certificate of eligibility. This newspaper will not knowingly The training will start at 11:00 a.m. and lunch will be accept any advertising for real a. Application Type: Amendment of license to change transmission line route estate which is in violation of provided. The training will be limited seating and if the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings b. Project No.: 12667-031 there is a large number of response we will schedule advertised in this newspaper are another session. If you are interested and would like available on an equal housing c. Date Filed: November 30, 2011 opportunity basis. To complain of to attend you must R.S.V.P by 4:00 p.m. February discrimination, call HUD Toll-Free 14th 2012 to Julia Warner at (606)-564-6894 or email @ 1-800-669-9777. The toll-free d. Applicant: City of Hamilton, Ohio and American Municipal Power, Inc. telephone number for the hearing her at [email protected]. impaired is 1-800-927-9275. ill e. Name of Project: Meldahl Hydroelectric Project OPPOftTUMltV f. Location: When constructed, the project will be located at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Captain Anthony Meldahl locks and dam on the Ohio River, near the City of Civil War Diary Augusta, Bracken County, Kentucky. entries of P. T. Coolfe The following Ts. the g. Filed Pursuant to: Federal Power Act, 16 USC 791(a) - 825(r) Absolutely no hunting, quad Absolutely no trespassing or second article in a -series running, trapping, dog running, hunting on the 25 acre Hiles-Brooks from the Civil War Diary of h. Applicant Contact: Debra Roby, Jennings, Strouss & Salmon, PLC, 1350 I Street dumping, or trespassing on the farm behind Valley View Subdivision, NW, Suite 810, Washington, DC 20005-3305; telephone (202) 464-0539 100 acres at 3175 Salem Ridge Rd. formerly belonging to Art Taylor. Bracken Trespassers will be prosecuted. (10-12) CookJcT yNG. v ; (3-12) Absolutely no hunting, 4- N. TNo, Yenfrics for March i. FERC Contact: Linda Stewart, telephone: (202) 502-6680, and e-mail address: Absolutely no trespassing or wheeling, or trespassing including [email protected] hunting of any kind on property dogs on 60 acres owned by Tom I862ic CTNV known as the Johnson farm located & Emma Brumback at 549 Stump jl; ^ 3J&62 NCousm j. Deadline for filing motions to intervene and protests, comments, recommendations, on Sparks Rd. in Willow. This Rd. (10-12) Ada Turner died early this property is posted and violators will No hunting, 4-wheeling, or i^omi^p^age 15 years,' 8. and terms and conditions is 30 days from the issuance of this notice; reply comments are be prosecuted to the full extent. trespassing on McKenney land on months, and 8 days. Buried due 55 days from the issuance date of this notice. (4-12) Toadvine Road, on No. 19 between late in the afternoon, ; Battle Absolutely no trespassing of Petra and Milford and on Moore All documents may befiled electronically via the Internet. See 18CFR385.2001(a)(l)(iii) any kind on the 100 acres of Arlene Road. (10-12) of Shiloh o ' N v and the instructions on the Commission’s website at http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ Jones located on Case Ridge. The Allendorf family would April 12, 1862. The Bat¬ (7-12) like everyone to know that hunting, tled ofCFp'rt S u mpt ei, which efiling.asp. Commenters can submit brief comments up to 6,000 characters, without prior No trespassing of any kind fishing, or trespassing are not also took place on the 13,h registration, using the eComment system at http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ecomment.asp. on property belonging to Scott & permitted on their farm at the end and 14"', 1861, with the South You must include your name and contact information at the end of your comments. For Debbie Musick at the end of South of Stump Rd. in Neave. The rare assistance, please contact FERC Online Support at [email protected] or toll Bluegrass in Brooksville. (7-12) exception will be made through free at 1-866-208-3676, or for TTY, (202) 502-8659. Although the Commission strongly Absolutely no trespassing of written permission only. This was the first anniversary any kind; no quad running, dirt bike (10-12) encourages electronic filing, documents may also be paper-filed. To paper-file, mail an riding and no hunting on the Hargett Absolutely no hunting or near Charleston, South Caro¬ original and seven copies to: Kimberly I). Bose, Secretary, Federal Energy Regulatory Farm on Old Dover Rd. Violators trespassing of any kind on the lina, which i$ credited with Commission, 888 First Street, NE, Washington, DC 20426. Please include the project will be prosecuted to the fullest. properties of Tommy Joe Cox located number (P-12667-031) on any comments, motions, or recommendations filed. (7-12) at 2468 Western Hills Rd. and 5032 the start of the Civil War ) Absolutely no trespassing of Snag Creek Rd. (11-12) April 24, 1862; Nineteen any kind on the 78 acres of Chad No trespassing, hunting, quad years old today, The Commission’s Rules of Practice and Procedure require all intervenors filing King located at 1675 Hamilton Rd. running or fishing on the 86 acre , June 27, 1862- Closed documents with the Commission to serve a copy of that document on each person whose Violators will be prosecuted. property known as Potato Hill Farm, schoojg^g name appears on the official service list for the project. Further, if an intervenor files (8-12) 67 Lockmier Road. Violators will be comments or documents with the Commission relating to the merits of an issue that may Absolutely no hunting, quad prosecuted. Security will shoot all June 28 1862 Settle the affect the responsibilities of a particular resource agency, they must also serve a copy of the running, trapping, or trespassing for loose dogs. (H-12) business.; any purpose on the 52 acre farm of Beginning Jan. I, 2012 there is June 30, 1862. Swing document on that resource agency. the late Raymond (Newt) Poe on Old to be absolutely no trespassing of any cradle in harvest' v' K.Y. 19 in Augusta. Trespassers will kind at 2591 Augusta-Chatham Rd. July 21, 1862: Battle of k. Description of Request: The City of Hamilton, Ohio and American Municipal be prosecuted. (9-12) (12-12) Power, Inc. (licensees) propose to change the transmission line route authorized in the Posted: No Hunting/Trespassing: No hunting or trespassing for Bull Run (Editor’s note: This June 25, 2008 Order Issuing Original License (Major Project). Instead of constructing an P roperty located at 1914 Brooksville- any reason on property owned on entry marked the First Battle Germantown Rd. formerly known as Belmont Rd. belonging to J. Rooks ofrBull Run which occurred approximately 5-mile-long, 138-kilovolt (kV) transmission line connecting the powerhouse Scenic Ridge Orchard is under new & V. Groeschen. Violators will be in Prince William -County, to a new switching station adjacent to East Kentucky Electric Cooperative, Inc.’s Boone- ownership and this is notification prosecuted. Dogs running loose will Virginia. It was considered Spurlock transmission line as authorized in the license, the licensees propose to construct to all that there is no trespassing or be shot. (12-12) an approximately 3-mile-long, 138-kV transmission line connecting the powerhouse to hunting on any of the 58 acres. Land the first maj or land battle of No trespassing, hunting, riding a new switching station at the Zimmer-Spurlock transmission line in Clermont County, will be patroled and violators will be of machines or horses on the 73-acre the^ivilWai.) prosecuted to the fullest extent of the Moose farm located on both sides . August 4. 1862, Nor¬ Ohio. The proposed transmission line route would extend from the powerhouse in Bracken law. (9-12) of the road at 1112 Cook Ridge mal school opened in Bethel, County, Kentucky, span the Ohio River into Clermont County, Ohio, and then interconnect Matthew and Chris Michctti Road. Violators will be prosecuted, Ohio. with the transmission grid inside the PJM regional transmission organization. would like everyone to know that the including neighbors, and dogs will 133 acres off Marshal I Rd., formerly be shot. (1-13) \&gusi;ft 1862 I was l. Locations of the Application: A copy of the application is available for review at the part of the Virginia Wood estate, Absolutely no trespassing of examined by R V. ,Ker£ is private property and absolutely any kind on the 16 acres owned by (Editor’s note: F$re6ns;who Commission in the Public Reference Room or may be viewed on the Commission’s website no hunting or trespassing for any Jim Thornsbury at 4132 Augusta- wanted to teach in schools at http://www.ferc.gov using the “eLibrary” link. Enter the docket number excluding the reason is permitted. Violators will Chatham Rd. Property is bordered had to take a written test.fqr last three digits in the docket number field to access the document. For assistance, contact be prosecuted to the fullest extent of by Feagan farm, Baker-Bird Winery an oral examination. I^pimal FERC Online Support. A copy is also available for inspection and reproduction at the the law. (10-12) and City of Augusta Water Tower address in item (h) above. No hunting or trespassing of any Property. (1-13) schools, which were used to kind on the property of David Bond No trespassing or hunting on the train teachers^dfd not located at 619 Gunpowder Lane. property owned by the Bradbury’s on cur in Ohio until ufterNhC You may also register online at http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/esubscription.asp to be (10-12) Hwy. 19 in the Valley Hi Subdivision, i96os;) a ^ notified via email of new filings and issuances related to this or other pending projects. For Absolutely no hunting, fishing, Augusta. (1-13) N>;September assistance, contact FERC Online Support. trespassing or dumping at 345 Stump Absolutely no 4-wheeling or Road. Violators will be prosecuted. trespassing of any kind on the School opened at Todd’s (10-12) Howard Murray property located on Run: Wages were one jdol- m. Individuals desiring to be included on the Commission’s mailing list should so Absolutely no fishing, hunting, Hwy. 1159 & Dutch Ridge Rd. if iafiper day. Board (obtained indicate by writing to the Secretary of the Commission. or trespassing of any kind on the 82 caught you will be prosecuted. room; and hoard) with S O acre King family farm located on (M3) n. Comments, Protests, or Motions to Intervene: Anyone may submit comments, a Hwy. 10 & Ford’s Ave. (10-12) Peterson. Last term boarded Absolutely no trespassing of protest, or a motion to intervene in accordance with the requirements of Rules of Practice Absolutely no trespassing or any kind on the farm of Olive with David/Leeds:• ;Y'\ .; YxV hunting of any kind on the property Bradford-Wallace located at 2321 .; End of diary entries Tor and Procedure, 18 CFR 385.210, .211, .214. In determining the appropriate action to take, owned by the Industrial Authority on Johnsville-Foster Rd. (3-13) the Commission will consider all protests or other comments filed, but only those who file East Gillespie Lane. (10-12) a motion to intervene in accordance with the Commission’s Rules may become a party to the proceeding. Any comments, protests, or motions to intervene must be received on or Andersen before the specified comment date for the particular application. WINDOWS*DOOR5 > Spring Price Breaks o. Filing and Service of Responsive Documents: All filings must (1) bear in all capital Arrive Early letters the title “PROTEST”, “MOTION TO INTERVENE”, “COMMENTS,” “REPLY COMMENTS,” “RECOMMENDATIONS,” or “TERMS AND CONDITIONS;” (2) set forth in the heading the name of the applicant and the project number of the application to which the filing responds; (3) furnish the name, address, and telephone number of the H©% ©IFF person protesting or intervening; and (4) otherwise comply with the requirements of 18 CFR 385.2001 through 385.2005. All comments, recommendations or terms and conditions ALL In-Stock Storm Doors must set forth their evidentiary basis and otherwise comply with the requirements of 18 CFR Andersen^ Storm & Screen Doors 4.34(b). All comments, recommendations or terms and conditions should relate to project arc designed to weather the storm. With durable alu¬ works which are the subject of the license amendment. Agencies may obtain copies of the minum or vinyl frames they’re built to protect your application directly from the applicant. A copy of any protest or motion to intervene must home season after season See us for details be served upon each representative of the applicant specified in the particular application. If an intervener files comments or documents with the Commission relating to the merits CO FV T in m of an issue that may affect the responsibilities of a particular resource agency, they must S m also serve a copy of the document on that resource agency. A copy of all other filings in 1X1 GO reference to this application must be accompanied by proof of service on all persons listed in the service list prepared by the Commission in this proceeding, in accordance with 18 ! C CFR 4.34(b) and 385.2010. E o c Kimberly D. Bose, c Secretary. Traditional Self-Storing O Crossbuck Fullview Self-Storing A S109.95 '-149.95 $1 19.95 $1 74.95 $1 39.95

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